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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-14
BY STANLEY


Congratulations Violet was say
ing TO Paul. Polly saw triumph in
her bright smile I'm so glad you
got that contraction Rigaud's ac.
count as much as yours. Heaven
knows they need some modern stuff
in this darling old country. Isn't
1t so. George few decent furnaces
won't hurt your precious France.
oh, what?'
Polly felt the blood drain from her
face. She had hardly breath enough
TO make the goodnights. 49,
So Violet Rand knew all about
the contract, while she. Polly, knew
nothing!
Go BE Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-14
lPolHy amid lPaul-amd Paris
CHAPTER XXXV-A MEETING
by Zee Becikiey
Copyright 1874. by tn. seattle esw,

How would you like 10 prowi
over on ttre Left Bank for dinner7''
Paul tried to he gay. but Polly saw
IL was an effort.
love IT, She was quits as ami.
mated. Lets try some quaint little
place where only French people go
no touristsi II makes me simply
furious 10 hear English spoken. I
always want to ray. What are you
doing here7 This is our place, we
discovered IT,"
"Rightol ! know There's a
little restaurant at the corner OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-14
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TIE GRANDFATHER INDIAN AGAIN

IT, l can't help being afraid some
one Is stealing the cows
Tho next day came and went
and ncitirr men nor cows no
turned
Tho man was At hs WITS end
TO know what TO do. He couldn't
isave his wife alone with her hA-
bies--thors was no ono else to
mnd-what could he do,
The third day dxwned hot and
bright. About the middle OF the
morning an old Indian came rid
Ing MP to the door.
''Kial<owyar' he called In greet
Ing. ''Moos moos tcow) no como
home? Moos-moos many o. no
come home7 Moos-moos bad"
Then he blew out his old wrinkled
checks. and made all sorts OF
signs TO show how badly the cows
needed 10 be MIXED.
The giri.wife showed him whore
rode off toward the wood lot.
whore he told the Same story to
the young husband.
You 60" he added. you get
,r.oo~ pDoar call xxbrrxa Rttt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-14

~ eas Dhsts. draicn face tcilh
ssh<Uel>d hair.
Fvnt gossip and the rirf was con
Itsnt TO sit back and look on
That evening after her aunt and
scusn had departed with Mr.. Clay
m 70 a country club dance. Fay
RroIied into the library. She ex-
lnnguished the lights. seated herself
fy the open window and looked out
lsver the sloplng lawn TO shadows
lrhieh marked the cIump Of trees
Furrounding the tea-house.
So It had been Captain Warren
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-14

look At beaded hars. or brocaded
purses. or n jewelers. display with
gorgeous necklaces of jade and
carven ivory.
"And look. dear. those lovely
gloves only rs francs--two dollars.
| shall chase right over tomorrow
and get 'emr'
From the Quail voitaife they fol.
lowed the narrow Rue Bonaparte till
they came IN the Duncan den"--a
primitive establishment for rug
weaving. cloth dyeing and poetry
making. Polly pressed her nose
against tho broad window TO watch
the family ~ Tic looms. CARRIED IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-14

Grecian drapTics with sandaled
hare feet and hair flowing.
But ought we gape in at them
this wayy'
-Surel That's what tiwy want.
They want 10 educate the stupid
world hack 70 the simple classic life
and TO buy their books and wares.
Some folks take 'em seriously, as
they take Themselves. But feel
sorry for the poor kids in winter
time. I'm only those few rags and no
stockingsl Come on, Poll"
Tho restaurant was cory and
bright II was not until Paul caught
sight Of Violet Rand and George
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-14

Tsue Bonapartn. crpnsfts Raymond
Duncan's den. Ever zoe Duncan's7
Gosh he's some freakT'
She esaueezed bis arm and they
trudsed along. happy except for the
vague preoccupation Polly sensed
on Paul's part and her puzzlcment
over the contract from Rigaud.
There was something about II Paul
hadn't told her. oh, well. she
wouldn't spoil their walk with cues
tioninEs.
They window shoppcd as usual
Polly forever dragging Paul back "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-14
CHATTER III

The nsxt morning. when Fng
awakened. she was ready 10 laugh
AZ her own fancy OF the night be
fore Her overweight imagination
had played her strange tricks since
her nerves had given way. but new
err had her visions taken no startling
a turn The palhd horror OF IT,
and the staring. almost maniacai,
eyes were like nothing she had seen
in "A human being; IL could only be
the stuff Of which nightmares are
made
Continued Tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-14

. farm yourself. you know Just
how much work " m 60 look after
tho cova They have to he fed.
and they have 10 have q barn to
sleep IN. and they hav~ 10 have
their baby calves looked after. and
the silly things don't always
como home TO their supper. but
have to have somsoody no and
drive tfrm bona
But most of sb-ehsf n. most
trouble Of ari-twfoe every day
they have to hs MIXED.
So you can see for yourself how
the young husband would have TO
hire quito n fcw men to help with
all that work
He couldn't hire anybody to
help the gtrl-mothor bceause
women were SO scarce you could
hardly ret one for love. much rss
for money. and every woman was
busy as busy could be. making her
own home and tending her own
babies
SO that's how things WERE when
tho young husband came in one
evening to say that five more of
hts best milk cows were milking
Il hardly know what 10 think
no said. $50 many OF them are
missing now that I've let all the
men go out to sce n they can
round them UP run uneasy about
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-14

NNI
re Tire James rcde Errklne. nid.
H.. =. the woods BY day and slip.
Var cautiously along the sandy road
"a nixht eircitnx about Tarieton's
ur-sres. or dRshinx at fun speed
scmr careless sentinel
N the third morning he cam.
go . ragged scntinel.-An Amers.
"a. Ten minutes later he got hts
ct glimpse OF Lafayette. and then
was hailed 10y fully by none other
a. Dave Yandel. Captain Dave
nnt<a. shorn % his woodsna a =
rs and panoplied in the usppinEs
4 var.
mt late In August came the mrs.
are thar put washington's great
~ssl m arms Rochamheau had
,rdoa ak thousand soldiers IN Con
,rtieut. and now Count de Grasse
"A a French fleet had sailed for
- chssApeake.
C<nsral Washington at once re-
.rted TO camouflaEc. He Laid GU;
~nrs ostentatiously opposite New
yerk ard 10 plain sight OF the emo.
Inv. lie made q feixn~d attack on
|.hslr posts Roehamboau moved
|.euth and reached the Delaware
|,<scrs the British gr~sped the Yam
he trick.
Ts<n u vas too iste- rne win
|e~S OF phtladelphiA were filled
nth ladies' wavinx handkerehiefs
IA crying braves when the tat
Coutln-ntaiz. their clothes
with dust bat hats riumed
IN sprtgs OF green. marched thru
fsnsd their torn battle -fl4xs and
Isns'ln< cannon.
H<hind followed the French IN
|-ry white uniforms faced with
krsen.- and martial music throboed
kss ALI.
Down the Chesapeake they went
h Transports and were concentrated
'n Williamsburg before the close OF
s<pfenber. CORVALLIS had erected
vrks. for be knew nothing Of
Washington and Count de Crasne.
~ Mad Anthony and General Sei-
"a. vhc were south Of the James
prevent escape into North Caro-
-
rssn came de cra~e. vhs drew,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-14

DALE
PIONEER
by JOHN FOX III
Cw~, u1c ~
esa1sit snGaxs ~
49,


Ne PAUSED and. in spite Of herself.
A.. eyes flashed toward the door.
Ee,~klne saw Il. drew himself erect,
As~ed and surcde cut Nor did the
|rony Of tho situation 50 much a.
|ernes his mind that he should be
|turned from his own home by the
|vcuAn he loved and TO whom he
"a given that home. Nor did he
,opk back else he might have seen
s<r sink. soeelng. 70 the floor.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-11-17
MOODY MOTORs

Not many motorists-even seasoned motorists-know it, but it is never 'theless fact that motor will be moody for hours sometimes simply because it has been put to real hard ,w work directly after being started up without sufficient time to warm up gradually and thoroughly.
 This is undoubtedly due to local overheating and distortion which takes place instead of even expansion whic should be the result, and is the result, when the engine is properly warmed up.
 In aviation circles this fact is we'll known and fully appreciated, and the pilot going off on a test flight or on any flight where he expects to get the very best out of his engine, makes sure to warm it up thoroughly under light loading before starting out.
 It is this feature of engine opera tion, perhaps, which accounts for the troubles and annoyances we encounter with our engines from time to time which cannot be traced to any ill adjustment or other fault. The engine simply is moody and will
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-11-17
LIFTS FOR KIDS
 ALONG ROAD TO
 GET BAN IN CAL.

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 11-"Don't help boys and girls to run away from home by giving them free auto rides" Sorrow is caused in hundreds of Southern California homes by thoughtless motorists who give chil- dren lifts" along the foads and streets, according to the Automobile Club of Southern California officials. County juvenile authorities through out the southern and central sections of California have prepared figures to show that 90 per cent of all run aways are caused by free auto rides given to boys and girls by motorists.
 It is also pointed out by the auto clubs legal department that motor ists who pick up strangers in their cars are liable for heavy damages if the strangers is injured due to the carelessness of the driver-and an ac- cident may happen at any time.
 One runaway boy, according to a statement furnished the club by juv- emile officers was able to beat his way from Oregon into Southern California by automobile because autoists invited him to ride with them.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-11-17
AIR TIRES AID
 AUTO INDUSTRY
Demand For Com f or t
 Brings Out Pneumatics
 From Bicycle Days, De-
 clares L. A. Dealer.

Pneumatic tires are the evolu- tionary result of the increased demand for greater riding comfort in the diff ferent types of vehicles, declares Max Shiffner, manager of the Commercial Tire Company, local firm of tire job perS.
 Pointing out the many and various ways in which this is true, and what led up to them, Mn. Shiffner says:
 "Up to comparatively few years ago the rim of a wheel on almost every kind of a vehicle was either made of wood, iron, or steel, and the jars and bumps were alleviated as much as possible by the use of such springs as were in the manufacturing scope of the builders of that day. These springs, in their many and various forms, were the only means of taking up road shocks that could be found, until the introduction of rubber and its eventual application and use n the form of tires.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-11-17
Third Page of The Automobile Section
STUDEBAkER DISPLAY !. AT |. A. AUTO SHOW

The Studebaker exhibit at the auto- mobile show at Los Angeles, is the most comprehensive display. Even now 1t is impossible to get together all of the seventeen models at one time. There will be missing from the
 list the light six touring car on which it has been impossible to set positive delivery. ..... "
 The Golden State Sedan will be featured as Los Angeles develop ment of closed, cars. tI is conver- tible type, changing an open car into sedan by the simplest method of sliding the glass windows into place along the upped edge of the body. With a pernenent roof and plate glass rear and side windows it has found ready favor, not only in Los Angeles, but all over the country where it is known as the California type of clos ed car.
 There is being hurried to Los An geles the very latest model that Studebaker has announced, a five passenger coupe. In the advance lit- erature sent to the Hoffman firm it is described as a coupe with a three passenger rear seat with a folding armchair, beside the drivers seat. Two doors affor dentrance or exit. The lines of the body, which is mounted on the big six chassis, conform to the general style of the other closed cars of the Studebaker big six and carries the same number of desirable access sories which weer recently added as standard equipment.
 The show exhibit was made possi- ble by extra shipments from the fac tory in addition to the regular month ly allotment which has proven made auate to take care of an ever increas- ing flood of. orders filed with the Los store for retail delivery.
 One of the late models which met with instant favor is the big six sedan in the sport model. This is shown at the exhibit with it's disc wheels, the two extras carried in forward fender compartments, two bumpers of extra heavy type, baggage rack and trunk with waterproof cover and such ex- tras as locked motometer, automatic wiper and rear sight mir TOT.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-11-17
MURPHY STRONG FOR l22 CUBIC INCHES
 ON H0OS|ER COURSE
Declares Next Years Speed way Event Will Be Su- pelior To All Previous Contests.

Jimmy Murphy is more than con- fident that the 122 cubic inch race cars that will be adopted for the Memorial Day race at Indianapolis next year will be far better than those in use at the present time. San Francisco's champion is more than satisfied with the idea of having only the driver out there on the track bat ting it out with other stars of the realm of speed.
 "The machines will be nearly as fast as those of the present day." he says. "But being smaller, lighter and more scientifically streamlined they will be much easier to handle,
 "The mechanician can very easily be done away with. An automatic air pump for the purposes of keeping the pressure up on the gasoline tank will be installed, and morror placed in the cowl directly in front of the driv- CT, will make it an. easy matter for him to see who Is behind. As for watching the tires, we'll, I usually d. ways look around at all of them my self during race and the majority of the others do the same. So this will be nothing new. ..
 q believe that these new cars will be a step forward in the history of automobile racing" r.=.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-11-17
DRY BATTERY STANDS UP TO
 SEVERE TESTS
Product of Los Angelo S
 Chemist Eliminates Regu- lar Inspection, Declared
 By Makers.

Los Angeles genius and ability con- tinue to solve many of the perplexing automobile problems. ....
 Statements have frequently been made that Los Angeles has contribut- ed more real value to the motorist than any other city in the world. It Is fact that the records in the patent office show that there are more appli- cations received from the city of Los Angeles for improvements and addi- tions to the various parts of an auto mobile than from any other city on earth.
 The storage battery in common use for lighting and starting automobiles has made less progress than most any other part of the machine and it is without question of doubt one of the most important parts, as one is all most out of business when he acnnot start his car, light it or sound his horn.
 Paul R. McGilton, local chemist of national renown and president of the Mack Battery company, has given to the world storage battery along entirely new lines known as the Mac dry battery. It is a revelation in storage batteries for automobiles or radio use, as it claims to eliminate the necessity for regular inspection and the attention necessary with the old fashioned wet or acid. battery. It has a greater supply of energy, according to the claims of the makers, due to its simplified construction, and has the ability to stand up under extreme con- ditions of heat or cold. One of the severest tests recently made was the l freezing of a Mac-dry battery in a i solid cake of ice. In this condition it was attached to an automobile and nornally-operating the car, lights and horn as usual.
 As radio battery it is said to give a quieter current in the receiving set, eliminating the hissing sound entirely, and, on account of its construction, there is no acid to leak out to dam age furniture, rugs, etc.
 The Star Motor Service of Kingman deal in these batteries and when you buy a new battery drop around and let us show you why the Mac-Dry will stand such test. [
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-11-17
POOR SIGNALS ARE
 CAUSE OF ACCIDENTS

Any motors car owner of experience, if asked if he knows the rules of the
 road and how to drive properly through traffic will answer ''yes" un- hesitatingly. And each and every one of them is sure that he does the right thing at the right time, and that motor vehicle accidents in Los An geles are not due to him, but to other drivers.
 Yet at every street corner an ob- server can detect violations of the traffic rules, carelessness on the part of drivers and violations of road cour- tesy. Among the chief examples of dangerous carelessness is found in the matter of signaling.
 The signals for stopping, for left turn or right turn are known to every one. They are absolutely essential to safe driving. Yet the failure to make the proper signal is probably one of the most common of the motorists sins of omission. .....
 Many neglect entirely to give the stop signal. Others think of it after the car has come to full stop. The result is that any machine that may be behind is subject to steering wheel gymnastics, sudden and vicious appli- cation of brakes and sliding of tires to prevent collision. And some times the most desperate effort on the part of man behind driver who stops suddenly without signaling fails to prevent the collision.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-11-17
STURDY STEEL SEDAN <. IS SHOWN HERE

Arriving in the nick of time for the show, the new Dodge Brothers All Steel Sedan," with genuine Spanish leather upholstery, which is entirely removable from the tonneau, is at- tracting swarms of interested specta- tors to the tastefully decorated booth of the Albertson Motor company.
 "It embodies feature of supple solidity," says MT. Albertson, (which vile it sounds paradoxical, is really the most correct description appli- cable. The quality of the steel used in this new design and the method of installation and assembly, effect a sturdiness that would be otherwise un- attainable, and still, at the same time, bellies unwieldy rigidity.
 "This solid steel business Sedan is literally a car for everyday use, in the city, on the farm, for business or social occasions. It is obviously rug ged enough to withstand the wear and tear of hard, practical usage, and yet, in size and beauty of line, it is ident- ical with the de luxe Sedan, including the most recent improvements in body design.
 "The steel body is durable, light and rattle-proof, and it is finished in 'baked-on' enamel
 When the owner wishes to carry trunks, sample cases, camping equip ment ,or almost any articles of mod crate size, he simply takes out the up holstery and fittings, providing GA cubic feet of loading space.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-11-17

"A Soviet messenger, who this week arrived in London to buy books for the Russian government, said that the Soviet government is against the cam paign which the Jewish commissariat, or Jewseke,' is waging against the Hebrew language and against Jewish erudition in general. But because the Jewish commissaries have set their mind on prosecuting all that is Jew ish, the government is with them. It is, however, an established fact, that the government has decided to abolish the Jewish commissariat." ."-New York Jewish Daily News.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-11-17

A honeybee, Achievement Girl, worth $500, is owned by a man in Amenia, North Dakota. She is a prize queen bee, a member of colony which last summer set one of three world records for honey production. She is being sent to Alabama where she will pass the winter.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-11-17

not perform at it's best again until the local overheating has subsided and expansion of the correlated parts in the proper manner has been brought about by correct distribution of the engine heat.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-11-17

A special residence tax for for eigners has been fixed by the Thur ingian government, according to re- ports from Weimar, Germany. Amer jeans will have to pay from $2 to $50, according to the length of their stay. Residence of more than three days will cost from $2 to $4; for month, from $4 to $10; for more than six months, from $30 to $50. Other for eigpers are to be taxed in proportion.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-11-17

Farmers lead in the purchase of certain popular make of small car in the past months. a,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30

By DR.. Troy Smith

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