The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-25

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bud. the BOY Scout. can build
q fire without matches and re-.
cue a drowning man. and 10 nil
those excellent things every good
Scout can
However. II requires more
than wooderaft lore aud even a
fhoro knowledge ii the technique
Of first aid 20 seat Wayfsrer
patrons when part Of section
Seven turns out 10 BE- Section
Five.
That's what bud admitted 10 his
friend Arthur az the Stadium Mon
day night He went no far as "a
confess IN his own language that II
'sot his goat"
WELL. GEE WIFI
AND ALSO GOSH
And when a very small and con
sclentious Scout attempts 10 guide
largo and obstinate erowuupe who
think their judgment better than his
we'll. gee Whit GOSH
A party of five arrives.
where nre our seats. boyT"
you should 10 IN Section Five
over there" lie points.
But they just sent NJ over here,
SAID thiE was Section Five"
One email Scout scratches his
head. illmsnnered srownups around
him laugh nud cares toward th'
top o. the Stadium.
''sseIi. I guess they spft u up
30 some Of section Seven l. See
lion Five or something" lr RI
marks automatically. You can
sit herr N you can crowd In"
Just as his friend Arthur IN sfnfi
ing approval a. Buds tact -four
ladies in How Il arise and move
across the aisle.
you gave as She wrong seats
boy one of the fersiElns quartet
asserts. severely.
Lets see your tickets again
he utfers
bud looks over the pas,cbosrds
and shakes HIS head.
"Yon belong right back whsrs
you were.~ he states In voios Of
rcbuke.
well. we think wen stay here
Tbs ladies' are stubborn.
bud yields calamity.
FAN right. Only n the people
who belong IN those seats come
youTi have 20 NOV. back
Gee. you talk fsirs like . police
man. nud.- scsnsres hls satellite.
Arthur
Gosh. this n . turrfbls ,cb.- prf-
vssrly eossss-es the small scout
And to mitigate his manifoA cares
The young usher goes forth ard
purchases . Polar cake Tor solAee-
mr.. Jnp,es X. crwsher b -
6rrssing Ne sudirnce
The prcducfion h not for
monetary gain Sdthrr the
author nor any ~ tho cast. sven
the ie~iIs.s participant profits
finsuriaily."
A pause. Suddenly . cash regis.
t~r ,insies loudly at The top OF the
Stadium
the wesi.known Earring note.
The lamb 81 Episode Two
couldn't have belonged 20 Mary. !.
Re was an impclite and vulgar
Juvenile Right in ssse mi<s~t Of
an ang~i's speech. he vorifesous-
~ blaffcsi;
'1sAa' Baal-
A shepherd tried 10 catch him
without losing his dignity. But In
pursuing = young sheep. you either
must loss your dignity or the lamb.
The shepherd nearly lost more
than that. u
Wonder n thss wcory offender
could hsv~ been W. Ran-ey Gray.
woods viIiainous friend. Merino Nut.
tonflank.
The spectacle was rather long for
one % the party next 20 me- She
began 10 nod drowsiiy. A male
punched her vigorously.
Don't 30 20 sicepr' he Kissed.
These seats cost 81 apiece. Mustn't
waste any OF that money
There's> no question about Tho
wayfnrer being good. But n isn't
brief Three hours % not mako
tho~e stadium seass feel Ike elder.
down.
AZ the end ~ Episode -Four the en-.
tire row behind me arose and
stretched
The sevvnth inning was a long
time coming" sighed one relieved cit.
iren.
Disaster nearly attended Col.
Roosevelt In the epilowuc. stridinE
across the staEe with two Rough
Riders. he siidded and almost spilled.
Tho walking must have been rough.