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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29
DIVORCE RECORD

Suits for divorce In King county,
filed Thursday were as follows:
Cassandra Nj. Edwards against John
IN Edwards, descrtion; Rcva Guild
ford against Joseph r. Guildford.
cruelty; Robert II, Litsey against
Alice l.. Litsey cruelty
Divorces were granted to Helen
Bodine from John Bodine. John Il.
Roy from Mabel Roy. Blaneh Dutton
from G. III. putton Marie La Chapello
from Solomon La Chapelle. Grace 3.
Jcffery from Charles A. Ieffery.
Joaquina Teek from II. James TeelS.
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62 FOR SALE-REAL
ESTATE

NICE CONVENIENT l-RooM MOD.
ern house. Ia good condition; lot
f0xt2lt nicely located ln North
End. 1870 N sold soon ibs Em-
piro iiidg. Main b7oi
HOUSE. lot. WAITER, light. fruit
flnwrfH price $3.50 Agal teth
ave. ~ Rainier Beach. Z blocks
from car
GOOD s-HOeN house. conveniently
located. fruit berries Ehrduns
$1,000. Terms. Glendale psbs.
GROOM HOUSE. FULL basement,
lot spKl00 $1,000. part terms.
sunset lloi.
SNAIL. PAYING CHICKEN ranch.
Rainier 1925
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~ FOR EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE

..ARGE CORNER. NICELY i'm
proved. four and HlH-ropm houses.
rwn4ed. no incuTnh rhnee: exchange
going ranch $500. ALSO ten sub
irrigated unimprOvsd acres; soil.
water. location. near Kirkland (.
ideal berry-chieksn propesitions
lots Of wood Exchange. cheh re-
duction. Value $4,000 owner.
300 18th y. W,
MAGNOLIA BLuFF VIEW LOT for
house OF acre. VIII assume. FL
llott it80-H.
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65 FOR SALE-wEST
SEATTLE
EXTRA SPECIAL

BEAUTIFUL BRAND NEW
BUNGALOW. $3.50, 1850 CASH
This - a beauty. Finest white OAK
floor; beautiful FIREPLACE; cone
hinAtion living and dining room;
ideal corner bedrooms. d very at
trBctivo bath and n dream 81 a
Kitchen. all the latest bulletins, IN.
rlpding coy and We'll lighted
breakfast nook. CEMENT bsHF-
meut. best furnace. laundry fncll-
itiea. close 60 car. in ono % the
best residential aeetlonH. Come
cut today or phone West iIss-
Bartlett Co.
G0oi CALIFORNIA AVE.
(nrick Office AZ Raymond Sd
a HPLENDtp HONE
At YOUR OWN PRICE
Before leaving city ! viii sell my
nice. comfortable home with large
living room ana dining room.
kitchen. 2 big bed rooms. bis fine
sleeping porch. good garage. To-
Gated al siis 18th q ". IN West
seattle. near high school. 10 the
party making the heHt offer boz
fore o'clock Sunday. July Let
Will be on the premises from
noon Saturday until Sunday az :
FIRsr CONE. FIRST SERVED,
TfoN PHoNE EAST 1855. ItE-
MEMBER TIE LOCATION, 2t1b
18TH AVE. 5. W. ~ WEST aE-
ATTLE
A REAL SNAP
I large rooms and attic; lot i2o1i2e:
cleared and eenaidorhhle garden
house practically new and nttrhe@
tive. one block from car line, only
1850. $3.50 cash. balance fib per
month. Including interest Terms
may BE- made different " place
suitH you. a fine place Tor chick
ems and garden.
II. .. McSOflLEY. fS0s caiiforT:A Az.
Fauutlrfoy cars 10 Graham ~.
west 0abp
a PICK -tP
s-room duuhiY- constructed cottage.
with bath. large Improved lot,
with new garage and buildings for
500 chickens. immediate posses
sion. ti.s2S; 1850 cash. as per
THE aATEwoop REALTY co,
teeb California Ave West 5is0
fopen sunday
tsoo-sAVE YouH REST-Ssbo
rooms: Hight and water; lot we'll
improved. all kinds Of ffun. ber-
Views with no hin 30 climb In
West Seattle: thu lot ia worth the
money only 1850 cash. balance
tis including interest 9 A. bls-
bee a Co West $50 1921 Cali
fornia ave.
NEW NEAT--GLisAS
tt.s00-ti. soc
rooms and kitehsuetts. bathroom
with flush toilet all fouEhcd- IN
plumbing all ready for bath tub.
outhulidi lawn. garden: shade.
a dandy ilstle home. Very easy
JUNCTION REALTY CO. ives, osa7.
OWNER sAcHtFfCEs Groom mod
efn bungalow. plastcred; double
constructed flrepiacss gas. gar
age: garden. 8 blocks TO car. $3.50
cash or $3.50. $3.50 down. West
1884
GROOM BUNGALOW. Furnished.
500 range stone included. Price
teea. $50 cash. is5 monthly. Call
fnrnia Realty Co. 2f1g California
ave, West 2tT4
Will. ACCEPT AUTOMOBILE as
first payment on s-room bunEn.
low West Seattle district Call
ewnrr. West gst7.
tsDb--TERMH FINE for children
rooms furnished. bath. Eas. 30fs
J. n kiEFER. 40 HoEe Bid. Annex
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Phinney Ridge
View Home

$500 49, Weii-buiit Groom home.
near Woodland park. Entrance
hall. large living room. Eood-hiErd
dining room and cabinet Kitchen.
three large bedrooms and bath on
second floor. fun cement base
be aofd an cav term. tssti T.;a
Main 1iIt.
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Here Is a Bargain

s., Northeast corner ~ seth ~,
and Madison a.. cottage ora rooms
and bath. house only ) years old,
and in good condition. good luea
ton on rear of lot for store. all
assessments 81 and paid Tor, inplud.
Ing paving Nery easy terms. Call
T-t2. Main 3iai.
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Henry C. Ewing Company

200 Alaska IildE. Main 1884.
sure Service Since issf'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29
Green Lake District
Phinney Ridge
View Home

$500 Well built s-room homo. near
Woodland park. entrance hall.
large living room, good ulEsd dlu-
ing room and cabinet kitchen. 2
large bedrooms and bath ON second
floor. fun cement basement aud
brand new furnace. To DO sold
on easy terms. CAil T-i2. Main
7tal
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-17

and rode through the shallow waters
10 Refugee,
And beyond the pass in the blind
Trail Hills something Was happening
something lilatl, that would have
20 do with The play that MAS coming
for that top saRling in the hidden
Glade, long thinned and bending,
gave at las, beneath the worrying
teeth, bent farther yet TO the push Of
a broad hay hreast=and the ends let
so from their cut slots in the wall.
With a h0arse scream the Redstar.
feeling the barrier give, pushed. felt
Of the remaining height with his
bending and whirled from the
cate 20 tear away up the level floor.
Far in the center he turned, leaned
forward, poised, then stretched away
In full fight toward the lowered bars,
II MAS still splendid hurdle.
enough 10 tax his fun strength and
brain. but beyond il lay the sounding
canons, the pass, the omen plains
and--the sweet green fields Of home,
Homeland the calling voice Of his
/ eloVed-with the sweet scents In her
hair-the feel of lo,e in her earessing
hands.
Like wind upon hill--like 4
lite above a elond--like a bird that
skins a prairie-the Redstar took
the gate, Free. Free as the winds
that sucked up the gorge, as the un-
trnmmelled waters.
He ilung up his great head, his soft
eyes shining like foS-fiye, and with
his mouth open and screaming his Joy
TO all tho silent walls, the iiedstatr
went down the cut--for home,
And the lilaak Rustler, his horses
feet soft padded. rode for the guard
cd pass hilariously. But he. too. was
keen as the seventh sense. lie. too,
felt mystery In the night that he
had never felt. Safe enough yet, he
stopped his headlong fight. his strong
bands on lead-rope and rein, rose In
his stirrups and listened.
Bary--bark--ba rk--likc the an
swering OF tho pack when the leader
signals found A ring OF speaking
shots--sgn that, with quarry scented,
the net was closing down.
The first cold fear struck into the
Ilustler's heart. He raised his head
yet higher and listened In every quar-
ter. Then he laughed again--bnt II
was different laughter. Brief, hollow,
full of a mad excitement. He sobered
and held out his hand to the man be-
side him.
We've had many ride together"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-17
THE GRIP EPIDEMIC
How to Dodge it And What to do If
You already Have IT,

oyerired, easily,
ys- a Il $ take hold
II the easily lead pneumonia and that often
fatally
rundown weakened Build
taking Father Johns Medicine which gives health re-
H. Begin taking Father Johns
en It's by more
mi o Medicine, but
e he forming elements,
a wholesome food Guar
Get st contains more than twice
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-17

tai, as II Il VAS the time for an hopes,
al destinations, 70 he laid aside,
mo, Why should Isa
True, You were nay friend
Nelantrie laid his arm on the shout
ders under the shabby eassoek thai
seemed hoNing under an invisible
Aeight,
BE my friend nav, padre. he
said, and there Was a sislfnl tone In
the rich voice that yibrated like a
string, II am in great haste but I
went something
ASK" said the priest simply.
''sneh e0mfert as you have for lost
souls, palTe=gise il me-"
Father Hillalre wet his lips.
'nies" he asked sliffly, show, my
son 81
''fhe Hack Hustler rides tonight
inta a trap, set and prepared by that
hltle areh-fend. I.olo ssnehez--i met
her but now by the Little Antelope
who thought II was ! who would
spring IL, For her sake--you know
for her sweet well-it is | who
shall spring the trap, padre, u can
beat him Inland no one will be the
wiser. You know ! have the Rus.
tiers fame about me anyway,
Can YOU give me comfort. father
dears"
The old priest lifted his face and
never in his long, hard life had II
been so glorifed, so furrowed with Its
tears.
"'Gfeater love hath no man than
this, that he giveth his life for his
FRIEND" he said TREMENDOUSLY, come"
And for the firts time yelantrie.
sometime of the border" stepped TO
the little side door OF the Mission,
bowed his bare black head and en-
tered. Father Hillaire lighted Ia
lcr on the altar and closed the doors.
yelantrie knelt with his face to-
ward the light.
CHAPTER XXI.
Home 10 the Fields Of Paradise.
The net was drawing in---drawing
In. Not man on that far-nnng line
knew II so well as the Back Eustlcr
himself who rode with muffled hoofs
inside the net swecpingthis way and
That. listening. feeling for the unseen
for. His brain. always keen and cal
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-17
DRUISES-SPRA
II Aitsfn@ts applications kal sad
- sesa s,eshs-ihsa spply-
vI!G:lk
osa " Afilsaa Iss U.s5 Yss,a,

he said, IAN it's been a great life
IN best in its llne-sneh a life as no
eiher two men on this noTdeH have
ever iivd, Rnl ! think ms done al
last, This was Ia have heen al hest.
IN most brilliantly high water
mark OF all. Shake. old man, An
-gaoihy. Turn tn damn mare loose
An ride--if there's any way 20 ride
that these damn nanehers'--ihere was
savage hatred in his Yoiee-eainl
covering"
lie wrnng the hand OF the silent
man. who could not speak il seemed,
and Mas away,
And at that hour. when the world
seemed tightening with the rising
moon, while Val prayed in anguish,
while the BLACK Hustler rode away Oh
his last great lap alone-father Hill
laire rose trembling to stand In the
gate and grasp Nelan.rie's hand.
Padre" said the man simply, 1--WE
come bael,--to the Church door--and
to YOU"
Red" asked the priest with in
effable sorrow In his voice,
mo. White. ] hope. As white as
| can ever he, ! am In haste father
great haste and ! need you, Al
ways have needed yon. II aeems-
but more than ever now"
He spoke ropidy and Father Hill
lnire drew him into the moonlight
that he might look into his face with
yearning eyes.
II was thinned a bit and paler.
''The wonnd?"
Better. Almost well, II was
nothing scratch. I've had many
worse. i,ut---he was the man, padre
You know that"
How Well" said the other. 'and
Tor how long,"
$50 /" And YOU did not tell me-"
They were speaking In the elemen-
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-17

COMMUNICATION our last lssuel
The girl elinging "a the trunk Of IN,
cottonwood tree thai stood ah0G,
hlueWaler, while she tried " beat heI
hrart 10 bravery and hnne. sssayef
three times 10 answ"r that call, ThrI
she shook hers,'l together boy SAL
preme effort,
ives, Belle, dear" she said,
l'h \" said Belle, whats the mat
tei, Nal9"
Ana Val answered, as she must
though the words seemed 10 tear oul
al hei siil ing heart,
Signatures, she said, '1hai faS
the liusilrr's- OUT"
Great goodness" said Belle
Thank Heaven az last And lioycF
Glendenning rides, OF course, Oh,
how ! wish John woe here lmi
lloyee viii do the trick IL II is pos
nhle. Let's hope II u.s.
The girl hy the cottonwood looked
al her mother with strained ana
Iileons eyes, Then she dragged her
body forward and took the reaching
hand.
II think IN go TO bed" said Belle,
"good-nighi, dear
Val leaned and kissed her. listened
duly TO her steps returning into the
house
Then she too, entered and CROPPED
Ter way, more blindly than Rclle had
ever done. into the far depths Of her
own south room.
And far away in the Swallowed
levels the Black l;uatler himself
played his last great game. 4 mad
delight was In his heart, the daring
and reckless courage that had marked
linn on the Border rode high In him
like a wind whipping prairie fire.
II whipped him to strong deeds, to the
fine point Of the long odds, TO the Joy
OF beating the ranchers by the width
Of hair. flo rode a horse upon
whose gallantry he could depend
though there was one other he had
rather had beneath him-and by his
side rode his aid and lieutenant, COM
lanion OF hundred night-rides, II
huge bulk Of a man on powerful,
raw boned horse.
II was not fat steers they took this
night, neither anything that man
might need, but something to cut the
loser with lash of chagrn and rage
namely Black Princess, the fine
Young mare OF whom the Flying Y
lad ooasted much for this years
races. Gentle hearted, tractablc, the
Princess ran between their running
Horses. making for the distant pass,
into the Blind Trail Hils, and the
rising note of their speed proved that
there was something in her. that the
beasts had had foundation.
From time To time the Back Rus
tier rose in his stirrups and scanned
the world around with its spires OF
fame uponthe darkness and at each
sight he whooped with a mad laugh
ter aud struck a fist upon his POM
mel.
"Thcir little frca'" he cried, their
horses, Their cocksurc faith. Whlle
In Black hustler rides out of their
let like an cell
But their little fires covered fur
Their readiness than he could Know
TIER faith was solid rs Il rock--for
many men were far along the sides
of the net before the tirSs were set
and some of thcm lad known FOR
three DAYS that the Black Princess
was to go tonight, IN Tact the pass
was guarded by five men IN lhe
shadow of the cliff, their slN-ghns
waitinS--and some one carried good
rope at mis- sadd chow.
For Old Dame Fate was pleased 10
make a play in the rangeland--anu
her bells were set to ring on the Rls-
tiers number
There were more horses atoot IN
the plains that night than any fider
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-17

snow, For instanee-a spotted pinto
RonN like a ghost in the Oakland
great red horse with a shadow on
his shoulders, These two met, by
chance, where The Little Antelope cut
down % is ford beyond Rofugia-and
there was a peal Of vixen laughter, a
launl and small fist shaken 10 the
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-17
TEX" HAMER DOES WELL.

Philadelphia. Feb. i7.-Whilc the
chilly blasts blew over Franklin Field
yesterday afternoon. TEX" Hamcr,
captain-elect OF the Pennsylvania
football team. starred In the bandit
cap meet. by winning the sHbt-put
and taking second In the jave'in
throw Hamer, competing from
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-17

stars. The man on the stallion
caught his breath. thought swiftly.
and swore n low-toncd oath.
For while re sat where the fly
ing pinto loft him, in the lee of the
cottonwoods. thinking as swiftly as he
had ever thought in all his vivid life.
Then he drew hand across his eyes
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-17

scratch In the shot-put. heaved the
iron ball forty-one feet. seven and
one-half inches. In the same event
Johnny Thurman. PENIS all-Amcr-
lean tackle. took second place. Thur
man was also on scratch.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-17

euiating. counted the ranches and the
probable men from each, the distance
they would be from their various
starting places by now To the north
west he went--but he knew they were
there. TO the north he tried to go
but he felt them coming there--from
Paradise--the riders on the fleet Red
Brood.
CONTINUED IN our Next lssucl
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-17

Thomas ~, Ince has offered Mrs.
Wallace Reid full cooperation In her
proposed iilm TO expose drug condl-
lions.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-06-28
LATE HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Hotel Van Gilder-Ruby Crosse, or Shoshone. Ida; Claire Nowatske, of Iron Mountain, Mich; Mabel Jameson, Walla Walla: Miss M. Kudlich, Miss G. J. Newbach New York; Miss A. L. Priest, Schenectady, N. Y.; Mrs. A. F. Michael. St. Louis; Mrs. M. F. Ham, Waco. Texas; Miss w. A. Carlson, Fairbanks; J. P. Morgan, Seattle; J. L. Finch, Seattle; Mrs. George 5. Cellars, Portland; L. B. Carter and wife, L. Nj. Carter, Friday Harbor, Wash; Mary L. Blount, Albany, Ore; Olive Baltimore, Portland; Martha o. Coates Greeley, Colo; Geo. La Farge, wife and daughter, Seattle; MT. and Mrs. Arthur w. Taylor, Virginia; T. D. Harrison, Seattle.
 Hotel Sexton-J. Johnson, Gird- wood; G. Larson, Anchorage.
 Hotel Overland-John Skuler, B. Engills, Pittsburg, Kan.
 Hotel Seward-J. w. Smith, P. H. Chapman, Anchorage; Ed O'Connor, E. s. Wilson, J. J. Johnson, c. s. Arndt, Seattle; H. F. Strom, La touche.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-06-28
D|vORCES ARE ONLY
 25 CENTS IN JAVA

LOS ANGELES, June 12.-"Divorce in Java takes half an hour and costs 9 cents," says Capt P. J. De Rooy, Dutch sea captain now in Los Angeles who has sailed and explored among the East Indies for many years.
 But often,' he adds" "25 cents is hard to get, so the economical hus- band simply kills the. undesirable wife Nothing will be said, no questions will be asked, all the fuming and scandal of the American divorce suit will be avoided and the husbands other wives will take notice and swear that in the future they will be the most model and exemplary of helpmates.
 "A man can have all the wives he wants. The first wife is the boss, and is responsible for the smoothworking of the domestic machinery. If another wife is rebellious, she is disposed of or is removed to a separate home of her own. The man has everything his own way.
 ITO me, the simple life of Java is infinitely more desirable than the hec- tic whirl of American and European existence. When I retire at the age of fifty, will not go to Holland, Los An geles or Paris. A home among the head hunters of New Guinea, or the pearl fishermen of the Java coast will be my refuge. There life has been re- duced to the fundamentals Of birth, death and marriage"
Seward daily gateway., 1923-06-28

Let's make the Fourth of July a l cheery one; Decorate; Bunting and Flags Brown & Hawkins. If
Seward daily gateway., 1923-06-28

Best gasoline, distillate and gas en- zine oil at reduced prices at J. l.. Graef's. 161-tt
Seward daily gateway., 1923-06-28
GERALDINE FAIRFAX GETS
 DIVORCE FROM LOU TELLEGEN

NEW YORK, June 2S.-Geraldine Farrar was granted divorce today from Lou Tellegen. The decree gives her a right to remarry but denies Tellegen that privilege.
Evening star., 1923-02-08
JUSSERAND COMPLETES
70 YEARS ASEWOYH HERE
Members Of Diplomatic Corps Pay
Homage to French Ambassador
and Present Him With Clock.

A precedent was set in diplomatic
life in Washington yesterday when
members OF the corps participated in
simple ceremony in honoring Am
bassador J. J. Jusserand Of France
at the French embassy on the occa-
sion OF his twentieth anniversary as
a representative Of a foreign nation
in Washington.
Ambassador Riano Of Spain, second
only to M. Jusserand in point Of du-
the address. presenting him with
clock of silver and gold inscribed
with the names Of the donors. Every
charge d'anaires and many of the
secretaries OF the emba assies, as well
as almost every ambassador and min
lister In Washington attended the cele-
bration at the French embassy. The
gift was obtained by subscription
among the embassies and Legations
, here.
In presenting the gift Ambassador
Riano referred, to excellence Of the
service which NJ. Jusserand had given
| during his long stay here, and to the
| esteem and honor. which has been
cumulative with the passing OF the
years.
| with q few words, Ambassador Jus
| serand accepted the gift. Shortly
| after the ceremony Secretary Hughes
| congratulations to the ambassador.
| The death of a. sister OF Nine. JUS
serand Tuesday in Faris caused can
| collation. OF plans for q dinner which
| the ambassador had contemplated in
honor of his guests.
Evening star., 1923-02-08
ADMITTED TO RESERVE.
War Department Gives List of
~ - Commissions Granted. ~

Commissions in the Organized Re-
serves of the Army have been issued
by the War Department to the follow
ing named residents Of the District.
Earl g. Byers. ASH Connecticut
avenue. as lieutenant colonel. field
artillery; Roy +. Bessey. til Van,
Buren, street, as major of engineers;
Philip H. Marcum. 2a10 Connecticut
avenue, rs captain in the judge adyo-
cate generals department.; Edward
b. Harry. 4s01 River road. as captain
Of cavalry: Winant p. Johnston. 2011
street. as captain in the military
Intelligence department.; Arthur b.
Mckinney, 1919 First street. as first
lieutenant, Medical Corps; Charles r.
Shelton. tr., 1880 Delafeld place. as
liam ID. Brown. 1701 Cd street, as first
lieutenant. Air Service; Albert J. Mot
tern. ISIS Wisconsin avenue, rs flrst
lieutenant. Chemical Warfare Service !;
Luby Turner, 76 Evarts street, as first
lieutenant in the Quartermaster
Corps; Alfred w. Kliefoth, $3.50 Liv-
ingston street. as captain In the mill
tary intelligence department.: Ernesto
r. Barretto, 1886 Rhode Island avenue.
as first lieutenant Of infantry: Arthur
S. Coumbe, 1443 Girard street, as
major In the Medical Corps: Howard
D. Criswell. $40 Shepherd street. as
D. Cruz. 1713 DeSales street, as sec
ond lieutenant Of infantry: Frederick
w. Lounabury. rs U street, as second
lieutenant of infantry, and Robert
Van r. Haig, 1925 eth street, as Sec
ond lieutenant of infantry.