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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-11
They're go Years Married
Couple Here Celebrates

In there any code OF conduct that
can enable man ana wife TO hvs
under the Sam. roof for s0set that,
SiNTY--yeara and 30 happily that
today they are still looking for
ward" 20 their first quarrei1 There
n such system. and " has hut two
simple rules unbelievable sH this
may sound IN this. the hcyday OF the
divorce court.
Mrs. Mary Jane Bronson. who has
lived with her spouse, George W.
bronson. 70 long that they will ceie'
brat. tho e0th anniversary OF their
wedding day next Monday. gives
them ar follows;
we arr careful never to bes
come angry nj tho same time.
and We have always tried 10 fol.
low the teachings Of the Christ
In our daily life. That IL NIL.
ITO be sure. we have had our
little disputes; but n quarrel
nrv~rr'
The couple were born In the pnst.
srn states. and have very gradually
moved westward IN their long years
together. For the past 10 years
their home has heen In Seattle. ut
sitT Eighth ave, ~ w
The history ~ Bronson. who n 81.
n a monument TO clcan living, when
the civil war brok. out he wns living
In Ohio. and was turned down b.
federal army recruiting officers be.
cause. they said. he had tuberculosis,
Il was given just IN months to
live by doctors who examined me"
bronson said Saturday.
ON that sx months hasis he has
put IN considerable overtime. Ito did
Il, his wife says. By avoiding all hab.
ita that are In any way unclean.
nronson'a vwwH on modern social
life are tolerant and. on the whole.
optimistic.
The aufomolbii~. picture show
and tsxr dances serm Ia speed
life 90 = dry raie." he SAID
In my tima people went to
church on Sunday. Now they
entertain Themselves with these
Inventions. Hut ] can't say that
n heart people arr los moral.
conditions have 90 changed that
h II difficult 10 draw com
PARSONS"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-11
Get Rid OF Fat
Where Shows

D. ysn rsalfss sAaA sc<hinG sss goeA
nhs1nsttAl Nod and pacsty % n wfl
busa uasuaAr ss~U. 80 thss zoe nuse
Vpw sarungshs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-11
KLICKITAT CLUB
WINS BIG HONOR
Boys and Girls Judging
Team Wins at Show

PORTLAND. Ore, Nov. a.
Youngsters OF washington won pre-.
mier honors nj the International
1--we stock exposition when tho team
OF boys and girls from kiiclsitat
county carried away the blue ribbon
In the boys and girls stock judging
contest.
Young kenneth Honshaw. captain
OF the Klickitat team. was tied with
Thomas Nordstrom. an oregon hoy.
In highest henors In this work. The
winning team were honor guests.
Tuesday night. AZ a banquet given
by President E, A. stuart and expo,
sition officials.
The exhibit OF the Washington
state college Il an added feature this
year. and Il giving exposition visit.
ors real insight into the farm and
stock educational work which n ba.
ing carried on by that institution.
Attic not 80 large In sire as the en-.
hihit % the oregon Aggies. n com.
parea favorably in results and inter.
est
One % the real features Of the az.
position n the miilsmaids' milking
contest. which started Thursday
Washington haa real contender In
Mrs A. Macne Smith, wife % a
Belilnshnm physician. She will doff
her big fur coat for a ''paiier's" garb
and DO her best 60 win the coveted
purple ribbon IN tho three day con.
test. she VIII milk her blooded
Guernsey, In France OF nralce.
Oregon was glad 70 daff it~ hat 20
Washington. for tho sister state TO
tn. north was far and away ahead NJ
all other sta,es or diqtricss in oap,ur.
ing prizes for cattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-11
Here's HOU NelU State
Legislature Will Look

HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVE
First tSteVenal -. NJ glasgow
uel, Herman H. Josefaky tRl
Second 1Spokanel- L. Tru.
uaD, Grant ". Hunt tRl
Third tspokane) Alvin II. Col.
Inns tttl. paniel Morgan tR.l
Fourth 1spokane) - Olaf Olson
Ctl, q Ne. Paterson tRl
Flfth (spokanel -. u. Basseti
(Rl. r. r. panskin tR.l
sixth tspckanel John Anderson
tRD, Charles =, Noss tRl
seventh twhitmanl - Roy Jones
1it). ], NJ. kiengard tD.l
Eighth (whitman) --George n. Ar
land uk). W. =. Maheney I'D
Ninth (Asotin) Elmer E, Haisey
ION (osrfieid)--charles NJ Bald
nth tcelumhlal--Harry Y. Ken
IAN swana walla)--w II. Kirk
man tR)
tsth twana wanal Harry A,
Reynolds tisl. ~. A. Mount Ot)
lsth tFranklinl~-Isoga L. Long
(R)
18th tAdamsl Charles Bruihl (R.)
isth tLincoin) - NJ. l. nrislawn
tD). John Mcpherson Cd
18Th tokanoEanl-E r. Banker
CD
18TH CDousias) -- John n Jons.
(p.l
18th (Kitttas) -~George ". Can
field eRl. John Hanks lR)
soth (NAkimal--A T. Dunn lRl.
J. X. sehwartH tNl
aist (SliekitaO - y Broekman
(R.l
s9nd Gskamsnisl-w q. Hafford
tAl
ssrd (clArke)-c. W. Ryan (R.).
Fred W. Brooker tRl
2sth tCowlitsl --E H. Dale (R)
2sih twahkiakumJ--W. n. Ala
servo tR.l
ssth IPaoifiol.-J. T. stratton tR)
9fth O.swisl-R n surnmsrfisld
skl. ". "a. ksnoyc lRD. J. =. silsr
tR.)
ssth trhGrssoa)- c. Asplnwail
thA, 1. n. Hubbard sR.t
29th lGrays Harborl--H. "a, Dollar
tRl, Carl y. Morck lR.l
seth sGrays Harbori-chAries H.
sisg tMasoni Mark E. Heed tR)
and thitsapl J. Howard Shat
tuck tl.l
ssrd lJeffersoul John u. Phlillps
tkl. n A. sims (R.l
ssth tciailanl--oeorg. w. o'Brien
ssth (Piercsl-o, r. Mckinney
(Rl. u. y. Jacobs lR.J
ssth 1Pieresl-Fred Remain CR).
A. ohison eRl
aTth aPierveJ--J. n. Davis (R).
Homer 7, Bone tF.-I.J
sou an aR, f, j Il ' Ryan y " rA0nP
SSH pierce f~-ta-org. Harlow tRl.
Jessie Is kkstnsr tF.-I.l
s0th tking Pred j. Meas tLl.
J. A Mekinnon Ctl). Ira ~ Case
sis, tKins) III p. Rude tR,.
Charles A. Moran lH-l
tznd skins)--Thamas v Murphine
tRf. william y. Totten (n)
tsrd tkingl--ssiph H. Knapp tR-).
fiiny n Allen fAl
.tsh KING George Msachsm
tRl. Mande swestrnan tR)
tsth tKinwl - Charles W. saun-
dsrs tR,l. Arthur O. cohsn tR,
trth fKingi --E. N Guile tR-,.
Charles IL. Hcishton Or
cath tsnohomishl -- Mrs, ". ,.
Miller tR). 3 Frank spsncsr Rl
tsth tsnehomi.nl-.A l. white
10th usiandl--Nais Anderson Id
Bfst tskaxftD--J. g. vixen tH-s.
J. J. Knutxsn tR). orsnt c. ssson
sind fsAn yuan) ". j. cNpron
s5rd twhssoou,--s. p. sess~.ea
tR.), Andrew panisisoa fhl
etth fwhatcom) David Trunhsy
fR-). Charles l. Roth sR)
ssth tFerry)--orsnt A. Stewart
Sch tchsian)-Mrs Bsris Reeves
Bsth fBentsn,--M. NJ Mouisou In }
5sth t0rsntD--M u. DUNCAN tnl
Goth tpend Orsilie)--M- A. Appel
tR)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-11

A a result OF Tuesdays election.
members OF the new state Legislature
will be as follows.
STATE SENATOR
sFirst tGrant Douglas. Ferry and
oksncganl Ill u MeMillen tRl
Second (Stevens and Pend Oretiia)
Nv. Leon johnson tR.)
srhlrd tspokancl |. westfali
tRl
Fourth tspokane>-M H. Phlpps
Sixth (spckane)- II ooft (RD
seventh ,spokanel - Miss Reha
EishsS cwhi,man, - oliver Hall
tR)
sNinsh whitman, IF }. VIII
sietN columbia, Garfield and
Asctinl---ficmer l. Post (R)
.iith tAdsms. Franklin and wara
waiial--o. r. Cornwrl tRl
slsth twaiis waila) David Cox
ism tgl,titas and chsianl John
.isth 1i.inesini Charles II, Mysr,
sisth yakima and Renton,--D. V.
Merthiand tR.l
18th (skamania aud kiickitatl--
George y. Christensen (pb
ststh tciarkel - George Mccoy
sissh tcowntrl-F. a. Barnes tR.)
18th lracifie and wahkiakuml---
r. l.. Sinclair tRl
s3oth tLewis) - IL. IL Swofferd
siss Sersys Harbop - Oliver =
Morris tR.l
SAND trhurston)--P II. csriyon
s3srd tMason. Kitsap and island
Gust r. Rust 0R.l
2&th (Clallsnl. jefferson and san
Juan)--wiliiam Bishop tR.l
'ssth Pieroel--Warner NJ. karsh-
lssh tPieroe)--R Ralph Meteaif tI,)
'ssth (rteree)--walter :. Davis
:ssth Cri.rce,-A. J. Ryan tF.-I.)
2sth (riercel---J. X Oman ELL
10th tktngl--waiter I. LCnn tR.)
sfst (kinxl--Paui W. Houser (Rl
ssnd tkingl Daniel Landon tRl
serd king William Wray tR-)
14th (Kingl--W. W. Conner (Rl
ssth (Kingl-Rohert Grass tRl
ssth tKingl--Fred W. Hastings
s.th (King)-E y, Palmer tR.)
sssth tsnchornlsh) - George w.
Adamson tR-l
ssth tsnohomishb--George Murphy
doth (skaxit,--J. NJ. Harrison CR.)
ssisS twhAtoom)--R. $. Lambert
tsnd swhatcomp--E. J. ciesry (R-)
sEoidover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-11
Son Wires His Dad
Bible Hone Message

DENVER. Colo. Nov. ii.--wiIIiam
4. Sweet. newly elected governor of
Colorado. received tho following con.
gratulatory eablegraTn from his son
IN Peking. China. Matthew vii"
The verse roads;
"Bscsscd are ye when men shall
rsviis you and persecute you and
shall say all manner OF evil against
you falsely. for My sake"
In tho campaign Sweet was called
a red" socialist and '1bolshevik'
by his opponents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-11
Ravenna Car Line
Extended
Now Lands You in the Midst
| of Crawford & Conover's
Four Subdivisions
No Advance in Prices Yet
Get Your Lot or
Garden Tract Now

The Ravenna oar line now ends
in front % our subdivision office.
IN IN. midst OF our four big sub.
divisions OF view lots and little city
farms.
Everything ready to build on and
the cheapest prices and easiest
terms $50 cash and 80 q month
ON any building 10, or garden tract.
This is . perfectly wonderful
chance for tho thrifty TO get your
own homo IN a beautiful environ.
ment. ten minutes walk from tho
University campus.
Take the Hnvenns car 90 the end
Of the line, do IL this afternoon or
sunday. sure.
CRAWFORD & CONOvER
lOa Marian SfrVNa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-11

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O. -. 60 - ..sk = \
neehed - - rDdesn1s1 - hass1shlpI
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D nncs asssrdAess vssA ~ fHzsons
Masos1A egsszfpsiea. ere .perfssesy safs
- psgspas = thts epanrry sd ksrops
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~ = ~ sssaAfly ed s.~kiy vithoat
0nvunssa ~ - tksssnns 9a16ss- Too
- - cpufortahjs ead you eAa ea}oy
Re bod yes iiks ed vasA Rvsa shsr
1asing - naay gosn1s sAerv yin b no
- IN - - Pr ss.s bsss~. Good
ppo6Gvfpesoa fahss4s = 49, dofar for .
-. = ~ neru.el. on.Is.y 81.
g1aAly ssnd then - you on receipts Of
pssaA Acknowledgement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-11

members OF the new state Legislature
will be as follows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-11
CAPITALIST IS
OUT OF PRISON

VANCOUVER ". c.. Nov. IL
Phil Gevurtx. sentenced IN the Hu.
pr~ne court Of British Columbia on
December ~ last "a serve five year.
In the penitsntiary. following a YER.
diet Of guilty BY tho Jury on the
charge 81 conspiracy arising out 81
the theft OF tss. eco worth Of bonds
from the Merchants hank. has been
released BY tho prison board. !, IL
stated by tho police. on the under.
standing that he IL TO b. departed 10
the United states.
Gevursx was Formerly . capitalist
and hotel proprietor Of Portland.
Ore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-11
Cousin of Seattle
Man Ohio Governor

News Of the election Of Victor A.
ponahey 20 the Fovcrnorrhip Of
Ohio was received with especial In,
ser~~t by one a~Atusiss. Hs IN r. ~
Donahsy. 1908 wsstiske. a first
cousin cf ths nsw soverncr.eiect-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-11
Special Services
for Prayer Week

commemom,inr Prayer week. spe
ciai services will he hsid In the
" w. e. A. zach day Of neat
week. The program Ia being Joined
In by the Y. w. c, A.. the Y. NJ
C. A. and the woris Student
Christian association
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-09
A Newspaper That Serves
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1922.
FRANK CARTER AND MAIL

poor old Frank Carter is splendid chap His
friends are legion. When it comes down to pub
hciY however he has poor Judgment. Whether or
not he was trapped into admitting that he places
campaign cards in letters carrying state business is
not germaine. He admits it.
Probably no harm has been done by him in plac-
ing these little cards" in the mail. The practice
however, is dangerous. 1t cxempifes the danger of
using office for personal ends. 1t is probable that
Frank Carter in his blundering good-hearted way
does less OF this with his office than any man in
the state house.
But Frank is honest. He admits it. Honor
Frank Carter Page old Diogenes. For politi-
clan to admit-wth the naveness OF school girl
that he puts little cards in the mail calling atten-
ton to the fact he is candidate indicates that the
dawn OF the brotherhood OF man is at hand.
Do not Frank Carter too much. 1t
never occurred to him that the practice wrong
Otherwise, to whom the many methods by which
office seekers their present positions com
mon. are not honest
Give Frank the brindlc puppy. Let other candi-
dates lie wary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-09
Com,
Sims


Auto is railroads greatest enemy"
says an official. Yes, but when at
tackled by an auto train wins.
Bowlegged is not bodlegged.
Money talks, but not as much rs
we talk money.
The Nansen Ski club will have a
dog race. At the present writing no
husbands have entered.
A bird In good is worth two in bad.
Women worry about their age; men
about the age of their auto.
French are building houses with
straw. Peasants who live In straw
houses should not keep cows.
Wonder IL these grammar sharks
ever heard an owl say whom"
Pictures of spring bathing suits al
most bear out our forecast that they
would he belts and suspenders.
II you want to make girl believe
you, tell her she is pretty.
lluegins unswapped bah players
have something 10 worry about when
We resume trade with Russia.
An optimists should keep their front
teeth brushed.
why have women no mustaches'"
lectures Detroit woman. Nobody ever
saw grass on race track
Thrilling part or a movie Is where
people eat peanuts the loudest.
Sensation of the opera season is a
fellow named Chaliapn. But int
tators of Charlie get monotonous.
Good chorus girls are matter of
form.
Every German child born owes 4O,.
600 marks. so you can't blaine the
little fellow FOR kicking.
Ii Ia interesting TO learn that n Con-
eressonal bloc" is formed by putting
heads together
Bill against women smoking suggests
Lips that touch the cigaroot shall
never rest beneath our snoot"
Glow should you ask girl to
4. .uft L
the place and how she usually dances
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-09
A JOB IN TOWN
BY AUNT AGGIE

Well Abner, my son that left US, has
got his job in town;
But he hadn't got good started, when.
he had to lay it down.
1t seems he was drivn' a wagon. a.
haulin' produce, like
Then. count OF somethin' or other,
the teamsters went on strike.
/ don't know much about unions. IT
may be they're all right.
Pears like It's funny to me. though.
10 always he in a fight
! reckon they got to squabble. the way
the town folks pay;
Both sides is thinkin' only OF what
they can git in q day
| wouldn't say this 10 Abner-I
don't like to hang no crepe
But seems like it's nicer workin' where
there ain't so much red tape.
After all. the farm is safer. when it
comes to earnin' your bread
An it's whole lot surer savin' when
you're tryin to get ahead.
The man that's doin' farmin' has busi
ness an home combined.
An when there's labor trouble, he
amt scared OF gittin' behind.
In cities there's food and clothin'-
that takes near ever cent.
An what there is left over has got
to be paid for rent
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-09
THE NARCOTIC MENACE

A appeal has been made by federal narcotic in
spector for cooperation from the local
police officials in his district, particularly in the
larger cities. II the drug traffic is to be stamped out
or even moderately controlled there must be con-
certed effort and eternal vigilance the part of
both local and federal officials everywhere.
1t it said on good authority that the number OF
drug users in the United States today passes the
100000 mark and the number is on the increase
Because Of the deadly results Of drug taking, and
the subtle methods of distribution. the drug menace
presents graver difficulties than the liquor menace
Troublesome as that is.
No community and no circle within any COM
munity can claim exemption from danger. Rich and
poor educated and uneducated. old and young are
numbered among the victims of narcotic drugs.
There are laws to control the situation. The need
is not for more law but for more comprehensive
methods for detecting evasion and prompter pun
i;hmeni for those who break the law
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-09
0crtonBraleyS Daily Poem
(MaSS MH 1MnNS!
THESE ARE THE DAYS.

The chariot of Caesar it jlggled and 1t joed him,
The carriage of Napoleon slow;
The howdah of the Great Mogul its motion much revoed
him
When he had gone dozen miles so
Those emperors and poentates mighty, OF verify,
Their grandeur and their glory echoed far
But when it to travelling with comfort and celebrity
They knew the magic of car.
Their Journeys weariness that damped their
spirits clamniy,
Their travel burden and load
They guessed what fun it is to gather up the
family
And step upon the gas and hit the road!
They couldn't hear the purring Of engine running
happily,
The whirr of flashing wheels and singing tires,
They couldn't know the comfort q that's speeding
snappily
To any spot your little heart desires!
We've got it potenates who lorded In olden
We all of monarchs when tour,
In winters crispy weather in summers gay and
golden days
Our travels penancc but a lure!
We own the wind and sunshine and the beauty of
the scenery,
Our empires anywhere the highways are,
For the auto salesman sells us something than
machinery.
When sign the dotted line and get car
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-09
II0NA,S PLAN

Ii was not that night nor the next.
however, that Ilona first met some OF
the elite of Wellington. 1t was three
nights later. In that time she had
learned to be fairly at home with her
self in her new clothes, although
the old ones still seemed best. There
was still an ache for the old life In
her heart.
The tenth day after her arrival she
received letter in Il strange hand
and the envelope bore the postmark
OF town about ten miles away. She
opened it to find that it was from Mi
guel. Her heart grew warm at sight
of his name signed at the end and al
most did ii seem to her that he was
standing beside her.
1t was a hasty scrawl telling her
of his disappointment at not seeing
her again before leaving, but he had
deemed it wisest for all concerned to
head his tribe westward. They missed
her and wished her every JOY pos
sible in her new life.
"Of course, il ever you need me,
Princess, you know that ! will come
TO you, no matter where I am. Just
let me know. How to find me? ]
leave that to your feminine instincts"
he ended.
Ilona read and re-read this letter.
Then she suddenly raised it to her
lips. 1t was like Miguel 10 send her
this last message.
She knew that she could count
upon him, against whole worlo.
That was Miguel. But. alas, there
would never be any reason to cali
him now. lie had let her slip away.
She now belonged TO another sphere.
She was trapped.
Lying in her downy bed dreaming
OF him, she became obsessed with
the desire TO see him once again
before he left that part of the
country. If only for a moment.
She could clasp his hand. thank him
in her own way for all his goodness
to her, feel his touch on her arm
for the last time, the sound Of hts
voice In her ear. IL must be aS-
complished--it should be-but how?
The day was divided up relentlessly
at Shadowlawn. as she well knew.
There must be some good reason
put forth tn her mother TO lie, her
go out alone.
There was way. though. She would
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-09
Editorial of the Day
roo MANY JuR,.SL.ACKERs

II the courts are succeed in administering justice
for tho protection of the people win h. for
great many WHO consider themselves good citizens
10 revise their radically toward jury service
our "promlucnt citizens will have to abandon the
ldea, that position in tho professional world relieves
them Of this duty.
other busy who value their time highly that
they fe, they cannot afford accept jury service,
will have TO their relation the public well
fare and develop higher conception of their RESPONSE
bly citizens
There is perhaps more stacking among those called
on jury vcnircs than In the performance o any o,hsr
pubic duty. When foreign enemy threatened the
country from without tho drifting Of for military
service ncauiesofd ny all patriotic citizens. The
duty cf bearing arms is recognized inherent in citizen
A. lp and yet the aNy u serving iuries which is
lus, "a noun.cn tiSn the citizen. Is lightly regarded
and will evnded " possible by tho average
Tho welfare Of tht country IL ~ stake when cr.mi.
,nia and mohs defy olrangcd authority. These attacks
though they froiN within. many prove deadly
N .hey came from without. There s urgent need for
tho auhkening Of the sense of responsibility in the aver.
nrc cltlscn just now. The call to the jury bench IL
call TO public service. which no man can deliberately
and necdessy evade without sulyine his citzenshin
The citizen summoned TO duty the courts, especially
In these turbulent times. should respond In the same
ipirit that the soldier the call the colors
lA~ton News
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-09
HE GOLDEN GIRL|
BY PHYLLIS MlllIpS

propose walk with Henry Gay. They
would so off ostcnsibly to have a long
hike. Then she would manage 10 beg.
borrow or steal horse. and away over
the miles 10 Miguel. 1t could be man.
aged She must make n confidante of
her small brother. lie loved her and
would quickly understand
Fired with this idea, Ilona got up,
bathed and was at the breakfast table
before anyone else, for wonder. All
during the meal she was as lively az
cricket. and her mother and father
were encouraged to notice their new
daughter was at last succu,nbing 10
the beauty Of her surroundings, and
fast becoming at home with them In
every way. After all blood was strong.
or than anything else. Soon this love
ly child would have completely forgot
ten the old influences entirely.
(To be continued)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-09
MEN AND SPIDERS

"WOMEN are like SPIDERS says successful move
list now lecturng about the country. The
female spider is gorgeous looking thing under a
microscope. She preys the little male who does
all the work, spins the web and generally dances to
her music Then when she is quite finished with
him size cats him
Well. these little matters OF natural history gen
orally adjust themselves one way or another. Has
the gentleman any way OF proving that the male
spider doesn't enjoy doing the work. dancing 10 the
ladys music and finally heng eaten when his time
comes;
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-09
Part Of Ship Crew
Are Believed Lost

NORFOLK, Va.--Members of the
crew III the former United states
transport Northern Pacific who were
rescued when the vessel was destroy.
cd by fire off Cape May. n. j.. Wed.
nesdsy, stated on their arrival at
Newport News aboard the steamer
Transportation they were almost GER
tain the four employees OF the Sun
Shipbuilding Corporation of Chester.
Pa. reported missing. were lost with
the ship.
Twenty.one members OF the crew
and Captain VIM. Lust. who com.
manded the once proud transport on
her dangerous transatlantic trips dur.
ing the war. arrived here on the
Transportation. which rescued them
from three OF the ships small boats
after arriving on the scene TO find
the Northern Pacific enveloped In
flames and abandoned by her crew,
They confirmed reports that another
boat load OF five men had been picked
up by the tanker Herbert q. Wyile,
which also was understood TO be pro
ceeding to Hampton Reads.
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