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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE
THE SANDS PLAN"
The
Envelope Tells the Truth

THE SANDS PLAN"
The
Envelope Tells the Truth
Yesterday We had a gentleman
drop In from Tacoma 90 look
over our used cars. Ito OK
planned that his visit 10 our
place was prompted by tho
liberal treatment We had given
Mr.. Moody. OF Tacoma. who
purch ased a~CEed Car from us
several months ago. All which
goes 20 show that this 40
called mushy atuff Of do
unto others ms you would have
them do unto you" IL ntiil
pretty good policy 60 follow.
In other words. the Law OF
compensation IL hard 20 beat.
Good treatment brings good
results
DODGER. Iois-fe-7o-2i models.
aedenH. tourings. roadstera.
BUCKS, ipiT-is-f0 models.
touringa.
uUpMoiifI.E 1904 models.
coupe. touring.
FORDa. fbib-20-zi-22.
delivery, roadster, touring.
BTtDEBAK EHB
1eie-ie20-to2t-I822,
Light. Special. Big Six
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NEW York. Dec f---TorsIun 81
change opened firm. Sterling ftBfA
~ ssi francs. toofei. ap lire.
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San Francisco Produce


Hu,fer--gxtrAs. sf9e 10 firsts. tsge 10
tKx--Etirss. ssHe dos. sstra pallets
tee dos und~retssd puiiets. soc dos.
Chse@~---galtfornia flats. fancy, rsNe 10.
ftrsts. ~ Se ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07
WONDERFUL VIEW
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

4-room bungalow; 2 bedrooms with
closets, bath. living room and nice
largo kitchen: laundry trays and
basement: house in fine condition;
lot t0xto0. Price $4,000; $500 cash.
balance monthly. Soaring. fls
I,eary Bldg. Main &bfs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence. Age.
stratton. Harry r.. Seattle -. Legal
Ridgway. Peggy J.. Seattle Legal
Walters. Arthur A.. Seattle Legal
Nelson. Jennie C.. Seattle go. Legal
GailIac. Emile H., Seattle ....2f
Lathrop. Margaret r., Seattle ...1e
Plumb, 10. W.. Tacoma ........e SO
Chase. Beulah, Tacoma ......2B
Judd. Earl L.. Seattle NM. Legal
Holloway. Nora d.. Seattle -. Legal
Reinhnrt. Lloyd Jay Seattle Legal
Tomkins, Daisy Elberta. So
attic .......ss.s.ss.. IfRni
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07

TATooaH BLAND. Dee 7.--s A. NJ
haromessr rtsinEs partly eloasy. wine
east. 10 mii~s an hour Passed out. Ne
corsnies steam sehr. 81 'sts a IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07
GRAIN MARKET
CLOSES HIGHER

ctttCAGo, Dec. There was a
Hr"d undertone at the close OF the
thlcaso board OF trade today. and
All efAins closed HIGHER. There were
late reports Of heavy rains In the
Arsentines, which We're delaying
cutting Of the n cwcfop. bad wealth
er IN She Northwest and the strength
ef Stnfling, which boosted the mar
ket here. Provisions closed irragu-
lar
December wheat opened eff " at
", is and closed up Ne May open
80 off Nc az tt.tSfs and closed up
NC, July opened OF No at tI.0Ta
and closed up No
December corn opened unchanged
Al 80 &c and closed up lac. MAY
opened off Vac at saM c and closed up
Rc July opened unchanged al
81 sc and closed up &c.
December oats opened up &c at
~ and closed up &c. May opened
ett &c at t2Ae and closed up &C.
July opened unchanged az tOc aud
cioscd up hc
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Ship News


H~pAf FRIDAY
DIG. Dfs.
FIRST Low Tide ffrss lev Tide
IAN q fn..=-i3 n. tettg a m...-o.t n.
FIRST nigh rtde first high rae
f.se q m. las n sea a. m. isa ~,
sccond Low Tide srcoad Low Tide
ifist ,. ma. 70 n. isi p. m. 81 "a
scrond uixh Tide -~oena High Tide
are .. m. ies a. sac . m., - n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07
SPECIAL NOTICES
John Strom
Piano tuning Main sois. Work
sua Rsa~t


o LEGAL NOTICES
CIRCULAR No. bss--rropoaais WIN
bs received at office 81 General
Purchasing Agent. Alaskan En-
FineerinH Commits sion, Room tax
Bell Street Terminal. Seattle
wash. not later than iiio0 a. M.
December 20. 1898. for furnishing
groceries and provisions. Copies
% this circular may be obtained
upon application at this effics:
from Alaskan Engineering Com
sion. .0t New PoHtoffies Bldg.
Portland. Oregon; Alaskan En-
sincerins Commission. gos Custom
House. San Francisco. Cal g. ~.
DOLE, General Purchasing Agent
no WHOM TT NAY cONcEnNi
This 10 20 certify that ". J. tsith has
mad. an application 20 erect and
maintain a garage at soT 18th ave.
s., south half lot 2. block is. East
ern Addition.
Anyone desiring 90 protest such oc-
cupRucy must FILE such protest at
the office Of the Building Depart
m~nt. Room sos County-City nldE.
prior 20 Tuesday. December ~.
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POULTRY AND MEATS
POULTRY AND MEATS
Prices rula wholesale pesisss
NutsETABtI sS


Prse~s r1ia Wholesale pe~lses
DueAs- Dressed. per 70. -
Uaae-Er~ss>d- heavy ......... ~
lurs>ssd light. n. ..-...-.... -
Live. heavy. n. ......ss...-s
Lfva ugtt -. -....-.....ss- ~
uprsiexS-- Or sssst. per n -
Gspse-- Dressed. Per n. ...... -
YsrkeSs-fsncy. dressed. n -
LIRE faney. n. ....s........ -.
nRigsnn Hsr~s--Itvs. per n ~
Dressed. per n. ...s.s-..... ~
Csws-country dressed. n .... .et9 "
uses-ysnxy eioon ......s.-.. .lt9 "
vst-rsncy. light .s.s........ .is0
Nssvy, sa.rs. .............. .eso II
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thursdays Quolstiens
catfie-itseeipts. i.eoo. Market steady
Steers tt1s.soi COWS and hsirerm % 30
0fi stocksrs and FEEDERS ~ SCOT sss
calves tees
ueg~-Rscetptz. s.Bee Nar.st steady.
Toe higher. Top. tsso. bus. ts.Tsws
-hr~p---Recefpt-. see. Market steady
90 ice higher. E~ss ses,fs. feeders
tff0ttte
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WrdnestInYTs UuoFatIons
Furnished b. Logan a bryan
I'm A..-....I A. AnnIAIn
Foreign Money Status

NednesdaY's uuotaiIons
Furnished hf Logan A iiryan
$40 second Ave, seattle
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$3.50

66 WANTED-KEAL ESTATE
WE HAVE BUYERS FOR SMALL
improved ranches close to Seattle.
y. Van Arrdaie. 1918 Third ave.
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Auction Extraordinary

s-room private homo going TO be
sold at auction Friday. Decembsr
.. promptly at 1850 "a. m.
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Cash Wheat
Denver Live Stock

CHICAGO. Dee. Cash wheat
No. hard. singing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-14
BUILDING PERMITS

Realty Finance and Building Company.
dwelling. 1852 n. Gale. $500. ,,.
Jules Trosky. dwelling, 1906 S. Meridian
Edward Julia Fitzgerald, reroot. II W.
Ardnore Realty Company, apartment.
1919 E. Maple Road and 375O-6 Broad
T. E. Grimslade, dwelling. 2o41 Koehne,
T. z. erinslade dwelling. 1884 W
7. E. Grirsiade. dwelling. e2e X. Keal-
I. E. Grizslade. dwelling. e49 n. Healing.
F. q. Luts. garage. 1916 n. La Sale. 5000
t. +. Stout. dwelling. 251s Broadway
George Fowler. rerooi. 1928 schurman.
JS:s;B9 g! Realty Z oo Company double. 1852
J. W. smith Son, repairs. s27 Fit.
WAYNE. $500. 70,
Clark Brennermsn, dwelling. 5O1 W.
Thirty-second. $500.
Tions Refining Company. station tanks.
Blake and Michigan. $500.
Tions Refining Company. station tanks.
Blake and Michigan. $4,000.
Miles, & Holloway. dwelling. go E.
FORTHWITH. S3,5o ,., .oo-
bert. s4eo. '1'
S. q. Creighton. repairs, $500 Julian.
Charles Hurst dwelling. 2464 n. Dear
born. So. 900.
Charles J. Dorm. cellar. 662 n. Temple.
$3.50.
". C. Echols. dwelling. 5s7 Harris. 81. 900.
Frederick Lawrence. dwelling. 4439 Win
throp. 81. 800.
Lucinda Dietz. dwelling. 641 N.
Hamilton, So. 500.
A. W. Cox. dwelling. 1923 n. Beneview.
$4,000.
4. W. Cox. addition. 1850 n. Beneviev.
$500.
NJ C. Little. dwelling. 325 S. Arlington.
$4,000.
Elizabeth Crowley. garage. 1855 y. New
Jersey. $40.
oscar McAIbaney. garage. 222 S. Brad
bury. $3.50.
j. B. Norman. garage GIT Parker. $500.
Victory Memorial NJ. P. Church. repairs.
Woodlawn and Villa. $500.
Victory Memorial NJ. P. Church, repairs.
1928 WoodIawu. $1,000.
Ss25.
G. Frobenius. dwelling 613 Drexel, $4,000
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-14
train KILLS s.,
INJURIES 3 OF
SMILAK FAMILY
Business Man and Operator OF
Oil Property in Tragic
Crash.
DRIVES ON RIGHT-0F-WAY
Two Daughters, Sister-in-LaW
and Her Son Among
the Victims.
DRIVES ON RIGHT-0F-WAY

By United Press
HARTFORD CITY, Ind, July IA
FL Smilak, 46. business man and Oil
operator, attempted to whirl his au-
tomobile down the Pennsylvania Rail
road right of way when he discovered
a fast train approaching.
Smilak was killed. Other dead are
his two daughters, Celia IA, and
Sophia, Is; Mrs. J. Karklin. 40, OF
Cleveland, sister Of Mrs. Smilak and
her son, Robert Karklin, s.
Mrs. FL Smilak and her 7-year-old
son, and Mrs. Samuel Levi Of Cleve-
land, a daughter Of Mrs. Karkliu, were
hurt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-14
Prefers Sleep to Job

NEW YORK, July IA civil serv-
ice applicant lost a $4,000 job because
he wrote to the commissioner of struc-
lures that o'clock was too early for
him to get I'D.
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Police Chase RattIers

GLOvERSvILLE N. Y. July IA
Police had rafting good time when
several rattle snakes escaped from a
circus here. Chloroform and poison
gass stopped the rattlers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-14
Cut Glass Water Sets, set. 81

One tankard shaped Pitcher and six Glasses
Made in clear crystal with light cut design of
cherries and vines -PettIs basement.
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Women's Pure Irish Linen and
Swiss Embroidered Corner ST
Kerchiefs, 21c; S for. 4

Beautiful hand. embroidered Irish Linen Ker-
chiefs and Swiss Novelties; 35c and SOC values.
Street floor.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-03-07

Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Mcneil attended
the lettuce growers meeting in Cald-
wei Ion Thursday.
Miss Marie Olson received word
that her father had been severely hurt
in runaway, and she went home inn
mediately.
Mrs. D. B. Kinney has been suffering
all this week with a severe cold on her
lungs.
Virginia Robinson is improving
slowly from her attack of pleurisy.
The Canyon Literary society will
meet on Friday evening of this week.
1t was decided at the beginning of
this organization to open each evening
at 7:30 and people are urged to come
promptly
Carl Hammar visited Boise on Fri
day taking with him his little daughter,
Wilmouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Myres are re-
novating and repairing their house.
The Myres Bros. are digging out
their apple orchard.
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II X II h X II X X * * X II u X II n h
X LAKE VIEW. II
Il n n II II II X n X II X X X X XX X

John Clemens and family moved to
Caldwell Monday. He will farm with
his father-in-law near town.
On March /, Clarence Doner took
the place of his brother, Ben Doner, as
mail carrier, the route having been al
tered SO instead of going south from
the Wahl place it goes on east on the
lake road to the Travis orchard; thence
west, past the old Petty place. This
extends the route three-and-a- hall
miles and gives better service to Is
families, only discomodnig three fami-
lies and they are only short distance
from the route.
Hubert Newman took his wife and
son to Caldwell Wednesday, where
they remained at the Mynatt home for
Ross to be under the doctors care.
J. II. Knowels and family have NOV.
ed to their homestead above the Mora
ditch
Kenneth Robinson took a load OF
household goods to Caldwell Monday
for John Clemens.
Lynn Shanafelt, our road overseer
is having the greader run over the
roads to fill up the ruts, which were
needed.
P. J. HINES has been confined to his
bed several days this week with la.
grippe.
Henry Weygandt made business
trip to Boise Wednesday.
K. R. Bower was transacting bust.
ness in Caldwell Thursday.
Mrs. Alex Eason was a Nampa Wis.
itor Wednesday and was accompan.
led home by Mrs. Arthur Drumman
and son, Frank, who spent a few days
with her.
Superintendent of Public Instruc.
ton Miss Margaret Knowlton, visited
the school Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Howry and chill.
dren, are spending few days al
Baker, Oregon, on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. LATE Johnson have
moved back to their farm from Nam.
pa with their son Earl
Mrs. Archie McClung is in Namps
taking care of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Rawlings, who are i'll.
Albert Mccullough had the misfor
tune to lose a registered Jersey COW
by bloat Thursday. She was just run
ming in the orchard.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Ar
thur Shelton Thursday afternoon will
10 ladies present. The afternoon wal
spent in sewing, after which refresh
ments of pie, cocoa, sandwiches anc
pickles were served. The next meet
ing will be with Mrs. Holland, Marcel
IT,
Mrs. L. D. Shanafelt left THURSDAY
for Pendleton, Ore, on business.
Luther Petty took load of feee
to his brother, John Petty, in River
side Friday to grind.
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XXX MMKMKXkk xxx X X X X
x PARMA. X
X xxx TX xxx X X XMMXXX

Miss Hanigan of Payette is visiting
with her sister, Mrs. w. Jurries Of
Parma.
Miss Margaret Lucas entertained a
number of her friends at a dancing
party at her home last Friday evening.
All reported fine time
Miss Louise Boehringer of Caldwell
spent few days of last week visiting
here.
Mrs. Charles E. Jurries and chill
dren spent Tuesday of last week visit
ing with Mrs. Mary D. lockwood at
Roswell
Mrs. Esther A. Beatty of Oakland,
Calf, who has been visiting at the
t. P. McGough home for the past sew
eral weeks, returned to her home at
Oakland last week
M. ]. Rhodes was a Caldwell bust
ness visitor last Tuesday.
A surprise birthday party was given
at the home of Thelma Wurmnest last
Friday evening. The time was spent
in games and music at the close of
which delicious refreshments were
served. Those present we're: Myrtle
Walmsley, Hilda Petersen, Doris
Hoffman, Leila McCreight, Eleanor
Baker, Beatrice Mitchell, Thelma
Wurmnest, Jack Mitchell, Harold and
Wilfred Walmsley, Dale Petersen
Everette Allen, Hugh Edmiston, Dale
Jackson and George Kratsburg.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-03-07
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
SURROUNDING TERRITORY

| family left Saturday for their new
| home in Caldwell, where Mr.. Johnson
will engage in the insurance business
A farewell reception was held for them
at their home on Friday evening
About forty guests were present and
enjoyed very delightful affair. Many
games were played and bountious
lunch was served. The friends of Mr.
! and Mrs. Johnson wish them every
success in their new home.
Word has been received here by re-
latives that Mr.. and Mrs. Kennith
Wilson of Portland, are the parents
of son, born Feb. 26. Mrs. Wilson
was formerly Miss Mabel Glass and
spent most of her girlhood in Wilder
Miss Ethel Redfeld and Miss Mar
garet Knowlton, visited the school
| Friday
The Greenlund Drug Co. of Cald-
well have purchased the City Drug
store. H. R. Fuller, also of Caldwell
will be manager and will move his
family here as soon as he can secure
a suitable residence.
| H. r. Peckham returned Wednesday
from a trip to Washington, D. c.,
where he was sent to arrange some
rural route business. While away he
visited his brother in New York.
| VIM. Cowdery and son Henry, oil
Midvale, are spending a few days in
Wilder.
| Roger Bait has purchased the w. 1
Timms ranch west of town. He ex.
poets to move his family there in the
near future.
The Ladies Aid met on Friday aft.
ernoon at the Patterson hotel. About
IS ladies were in attendance.
The lecture by Herbert Leon Cope
given at the Grand theatre Thursday
evening, was we'll attended Mr.. Cope
kept his audience in a roar of laugh.
ter and left them with the feeling that
they had heard lecture that had ali
the effect of a sermon.
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Postmaster Ralph Castater made a
business trip to Boise last week Miss
Mary Store is assisting in the post Of
fee during his absence.
o. A. Ruth of Boise spent last We'd
nesday in Parma attending to business
matters
Harold Fisk, who has been serious
ly i'll with the "flu" is now doing very
we'll.
The Parma schools were closed last
week on account of the ''flu."
d. V. Spaulding, deputy collector OF
income tax, of Boise, spent few days
of last week in Parma
Walter E. Stern, manager of the
Ellison-White Chautauqua, was in
town last Friday.
Miss Louise Blackwell is now able
to be out again after being ill with
the FLU" :
Earl Ferguson and S. A. Dunn were
business visitors in Nampa last We'd
nesday.
Miss Ida Schneck spent few days
of last week at Notus.
Charles Front, who has been 5isi'
ing at the home of Fred Jurries, has
returned to his home at Murphy
w. H. Mccoy spent the forepart
of last week at Nampa.
c. M. Dexter spent Monday of last
week at Caldwell attending to bust
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-03-07
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE
COUNTY OF CANYON, STATE
OF IDAHO.

Notice of Hearing To Determine Time
" Death, Hefrship, And Right To
Descent To Real Estate.
In the Matter of the Estate of W. j.
Van Limbaugh, Deceased.
Notice is hereby. given that a petit
ton has been filed in the Probate Court
or the county of Canyon, State of Ida
Limbaugh died intestate in said county
about the, 18th day of October. 1917.
ana seized of an estate of inheritance
in and to the SEA- of the SWH Of Sec
ton is, Township 2 North, Range 8
w b. NJ. together with all water
rights, bitches, and laterals used in
irrigating the same; that his sole heir
at Law was his surviving widow. So
petitioner, Bank of Emmett a corpora
ton, is now the owner or fee nipple
title to the said real estate in virtue of
conveyance from said heir. Said
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION OF TIME
APPOINTED FOR PROVING WILL
ETC.

In the Probate Court, Of the County OF
Canyon, State of Idaho.
In the Matter of the Estate of Robert
MCGUIRE, Deceased
Pursuant to an order of said Court.
made on the 9th day of February,
1922, notice is hereby given that Fri
two O'clock p. m. of said day, at the ne
court room of said court, at the court
house in the city of Caldwell county Of
Canyon, has been appointed as the
time and place for proving the VIII Of
said Robert MCGUIRE, deceased, and for
hearing the application of Winifred r.
Maxey. Alta Downend and r. Emmett
Mcclure for the issuance to them Of
letters testamentary when and where
any person Interested may appear and
contest the same.
Dated February 81 1922.
GEO. W. STOVEL,
2o-24 Clerk.
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MN XXMxMMkM KMkN 4 X
n WILDER. Y
KKx X X X X X X X X X N

A meeting of the stockholders OF
the First National bank was held at
the Grand theatre on Friday afternoon
The following board of directors were
elected: Piercie Trunnel, Werely
Jones, James Morhtt, Charles Mitchell
Ward Hume, Frank Brown, and Walt
er Zimmerman. The newly elected d.
rectors met Immediately after the
stockholders meeting and elected Mr.
Trunnel as president, and Walter Zim.
norman as cashier. Applications for
assistant cashier were filed and will
be considered later. 1t is expected the
bank will open in about a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Johnson and
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X xxx X X X X X %>%N&a MM
X CANYON "
KkKKKXKk "
Mrs. A. D. Robertson is spending
most of her time at the bedside of her
father. Mr.. Jensen of Caldwell, who
is very i'll.
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Our dining room is being decorated
in spatter work"
"Spatter work."
Yes. We have grapefruit for
breakfast every morning"
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ness matters.
B. F. Glandon was called to Boise
the forepart of last week
Miss Beatrice Mitchell, who is a stu
dent at the College of Idaho, spent the
weekend at her home here.
Mrs. E. Startcher left last week for
a trip to Boise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-15

Is the csliarr-
She wfnked and stood before Mt
tic iron door. This must b what
you expected The vault only
this is built out under the sidewalk.
Now e.catr'
She swung the door OPEN II was
dark and dank inside and coowebby.
The light from the cellar did not
shed any ray into the vault. Ruth
held the door. smilins. gently took
Dicks arm and guided him In. then
Garrick.
-etriks a matoh--if you want 20
see some good stuffT'
Dick struck a light
But rs ne did no a rush OF air err
singulshed II and back Of them
Changed the iron door. There was
grinding Of bolt.
"confound TIP growied Oarrick a.
letting himself be trapped.
A gong began ringing. strtdcntly.
II seemed ~ n tho very floor on
which they were was moving. There
was a metallic noise overhead.
DaFflCN tbOEr1 hRs ~ rEThtd - "a
the earth was opening above them
and a giaring light pouring In.
lie ran his hand up alongside and
over his head There was q heavy
iron bow. U-shaped but inverted.
They were rising. The top OF tho
u seemed to be parting iron doors
on either side.
Hang III" growied carriok. Tho
ash iiftr'
Up the little elevator rose. the bell
stiii ringing 20 warn psssersby on
tho sidewalk. UP TO the street level.
then stopped.
Back OF them was the iron grill
OF tho Inner Circle Dick looked at
the fence. then at Guy and laughed
fooiishly. They stepped off the lift
Slowly the platform began TO sink
and an II did tho pair Of folding
iron doors closed down again over
tho u.
Just ~ they cianged shut thcre
came a voice merriiy from the
depths.
"you can't slide down my cellar
door,
Continued Ttmorow1
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"ConrtLegs star" replied Nancy.
we want you 20 keep II for US.
We're going back and try to catch
Councillors"
I'm just go Tong" said Mr..
Sprinkle. Blow.
50 he helped the Twins tie their
star safely to his chimney and then,
jumping on his magic umbrella
which he rode, he motioned the
Twins TO get on behind and away
they whizzed.
They landed on tho moon and
vent 10 Mr.. peerabouts house. But
he wasn't therel And he want in
Ills engine housed And he wasn't
anywhere.
They called and called and called.
But no answer. Mr. Pserabout had
disappeared.
Go fje Continued
Copyright. 1922, by Seattle starr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-15

I do not doubt at all that Andy's
secretary likes to think she knows
something Mrs. Smith doesn'ti So
there. Jack Madison
Mary can have the information
for the askingi But she gets peeved.
you say. because the stenographer
Is on the Job firstr' laughed Jack
There's sex IN business for you'll
You women! Now would Mary care
ding doodle what Andy's stenog.
rapher knew--if she were a man.
II admit she wouldn't But II
isn't funny and you needn't laugh
sol l hope I'll never feel like Mary
ABOUT 1t. Why. Jack, ID never CO.