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Pocahontas star herald., 1923-07-13
Fame of SWeet Dreams
Spreads Quickly

tropical countries. and. 10 bring the story
closer home. Il Is being used with success
there Just as 1t Is here.
As everyone knows. Sweet Dreams IL
double strength remedy. This fact EXPLAINS
the wonderful results obtained.
II mosquitoes are troublesome, try Sweet
remedy Of proven efficiency
Liberal Red-top bottles. 35c or bottles
for s1.O0 Sold by every druggist-every-
where.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-07-13
WHAT TO DO FOR
COLDS AND FLU

For colds, grippe, flu and to pre-
vent pneumonia, take Mendenhalls
Chill and Fever Tonic, pleasant
substitute for quinine, combined
with a laxative cough syrup. Mrs.
Lula X. Roach, Drifton, Fla,
writes: "My husband had a severe
attack of flu, coughed terribly, was
treated by our family physician and
tried different cures but got no
better. then tried MendenhaH's
Chill Tonic, using two bottles. He
completely recovered in about ten
days. Our family physician now
uses your chill tonic" We author
ize druggists 10 guarantee Menden-
halls Chill and Fever Tonic, better
than any other.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-07-13

Chas. Kemp of Truman was in Po-
cahontas the latter part Of last week
the guest Of relatives and old friends
Ed Maynard and family Of Biggers
spent Sunday at the home Of Clifford
Price in this city.
Your choice Of ten different sun
daes aud twenty different drinks at
Johnston's.
Edna Gates returned home Satur-
day from Pocahontas where she has
been visiting relatiyes.-success News
Item.
c. f. Kenlson and family motored
TO Black Rock Sunday and spent a
few hours with relatives there.
A fountain pen for vacation, a box
ofNiationery, few stamps will be
needed Buy them here. Johnston
Drug Company
John Langley, who has been in
oklahoma for the past six months,
same in Sunday for a visit with rela-
tfves ana old friends here.
A teaspoonful of Herbine will pro
duce a copious and purifying bowel
movements improve appetite, restore
mental activity and fine feeling of
vlgor and cheerfulness Price, 60c.
Sold by Palace Drug Store.
Mrs. r.. 7. Harrison returned first
Of the week from visit with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Holt, of
Warm Springs.
Mrs Schnabaum and daughter, Miss
Getilla, returned the latter part of
last week from a visit with relatives
in Jonesboro.
Uncle Lutte Simlngton and daughter,
Mrs. Emily Brown, left the latter part
Of last week for Denver, Colo, in an
swer to a telegram announcing the Sc
rlous illness Of Mrs. Burley Knots.
Uncle Bill Timer and wife Of Brock
EFT were in Pocahontas Saturday and
paid the Star Herald Office a pleasant
visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Abbott and Mr..
and Mrs. G. X. Jones left Monday
morning for a weeks outing on Elev-
enpoints river at Birdell
Miss Catherine Lombar of Eleven
points passed through Pocahontas
Saturday enroute to Hoxie to meet
her grandmother, who will visit them
for while.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-07-13
This Great Mosquito Remedy
Now Used in 27 Countries.
Sold by Local Druggists.

The absolute efficiency Of Sweet Dreams
as a mosquito remedy has resulted in its
becoming quickly recognized everywhere.
Sweet Dreams Is now being used in q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12
BY Henry l.. Farrell

YANKEE STADIUM. Oct. Ia
Shouting tho battle cry; ruth Is
loose. Ruth IL looser' tho revived
New York Yanks lined Up for q
desperate charge against the cham.
pion Giants In tho third game OF
tho worlds series hero this after.
noon.
Believing that the rampage OF
tho great Bahs was not tempo
rary outburst yesterday and that
he was loose 70 run and maui wild.
~ thru the rest OF The sericS. the
American league champions flowed
over with confidence and enthusiasm
as they prepared for tho gamc that
win give one Of the coutendlng pair
big break in tho battle for the
rich prize.
Tho cry. Ruth Is loose" not only
inspired the whole Yankee team
and filled II with renewed deter.
minatlon but Il aroused tho whole
town. Going good. there Is no
drawing card in New York to com.
pare with Ruth and the belief was
general that tho great swat kins
was out to wipe out all memory OF
his previous worlds series busts
by reaching new heights OF swat.
dom.
When tho blcacher had been
Packed from the ou,ficld wall 10
the towering signs Advertising Gig.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12
ARE YOU
READY TO BUY

d homer Tonights Want Ad
columns have many homes list.
cd that arc being offered for
sale.
Some nro in the hcart Of the
city. some in every district, and
some just outside tho city limits.
~ perhaps you GRO looking for
n Used carr All makes and
models cnn be found In the Auto
For sale columns, Turn to them
NOW.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12
FOUR KILLED IN
train H0LDUP!.
Posses Hunt Slayers Along
Oregon California Line

ASHLAND. Ore, Oct. H.
Scores OF armed posses were
securing the forests and noun
tains OF southern Oregon today,
seeking three, possibly four BAN
dts, who yesterday at noon shot
down four men of the train crew
OF southbound Southern Pacific
passenger train No. Is. The
holdup and murder occurred at
SislSiyou.. a lonely helper and
flag station at the summit of the
Siskiyou mountain range, IL
miles south Of here.
More searching parties were going
out today. as residents from all sec
tons of southern Oregon and north
ern California. enraged by the bru-
tality of the deed. FASTENED to the
spot and commenced the pursuit
Bloodhounds are on the way from
Seattle. while companies OF the Ore
gon National Guard are also comb
ing the wild country IN the vicinity
OF the shooting.
The dead are L. Bates. engineer,
Dunsmuir. CAL. fifth on the South.
ern Pacific's long service list: M.
seng, fireman; c. f. Daugherty. mai
clerk: C. o. Johnson, brakeman. all
Of Ashland.
Messengers from the posses seek
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=
LII GEE GEE, TIL OFFICE
yASiP, SEE:
a woman never listens to her
husband until he talks In his
sleep.

VIII future generations be known
for WHISPERED tonsils caused by
drinking hair tonic?
Home economies expert says 1000
ioaves OF bread are wasted in Seattle
every day.
1t might be worse. Suppose they
were made into bread pudding!
The foreign.born POPULATION OF Sc
attic is 1880, a statistician esti.
mates. Yepp. and a lot Of us were
born out In the Wallingford district.
EGGZACTLY
Many an egg il too old 10 be n
chicken; but woman never gets
that way.
We're glad the picnic. season Is
over. We're tired OF seeing Little
Homer Brew. Jr., sit down in the
mayonnaise dressing.
This Is great old age, we rot
Ht0h prices arc our master
n dollar goes not hdy 10 far.
But goes d darn fOht faster.
Many a young fellow thinks he Is
climbing TO success by his own ef.
forts when IN reality no is miss.
guided.
We've never yet met flea that
had any use for hairless dog.
Here lies IN pieces
NV brother Leu,
Put too much yeast
In batch Of brcw
q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12
X y. X v
WAR NURSE is
ABLE TO WALK
Taken to NJ GETTING on
StretCher by Sisters

"she had the look Of death upon
her face yesterday. tell you. rye
seen II in France; know. And now,
look at her, walking around without
aid
It was young man talking, n
veteran. and he was one Of tho
throng OF spectators at the Brother
Isaiah meeting nj the Kirkland auto
park whore so.calcd miracle cures
arc daily enacted.
The woman. thin, lnrgo.cyed
woman, u mere shndow Of a woman,
was Miss Mildred Cotton, OF 1880
Crawford place, Seattle, Red Crosa
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12
ADMIT
I)EA TIL
crime!
Youth of Is Says
His Uncle Told
Him to Murder
and He Obeyed

sIARSHFIELD. Ore, Oct. IL.
-Confessing to the murder OF
his stepmother, Alton Covell, Is
year-old Bandon, Ore, boy, to
day revealed one OF the most
dramatic murder plots OF the
Pacific coast TO public officials
here.
Directed by his uncle. help
lessly crippled astrologer. who
lay upon his sick bed and read
the "signs of the planets" the
boy committed his murder calm
Iy and with dispatch, then re-
ported back TO his -eomniander"
for further orders, according to
the confession
The crippled crime director
Arthur CoyelI, ss. nationally know
astrologcr, who has revealed hero
scopes for thousands OF persons a
over the United States.
He and the boy are now unde
guard here. awaiting further invez
tigatIon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12
RECEIVERS Use
OF HIS FINGERS
Everett Man Breaks Down
as He Moves Hands

Remarkable scenes are enacted
each day at the Brother Isaiah
meetings Mt Kirkland. One of the
most touching of these Thursday
was when Il, Il. Mott OF Everett
was cured OF paralysis OF both
hands.
Mott formerly was roundhouse
foreman at Delta, but two years
ago lost his position due TO his
affliction. He went to the stage
where all patients were treated and
the aged "healer" treated him in
his usual munnr Az the end of
a few minutes he could use his
(Turn to Page 10, Column ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12
Man ARRESTED
DIES QUICKLY.
Coroner Probes Death Of
City Prisoner

Coroner w. ii. Corson was pre-
pairing Friday 70 hold nm autopsy
on the body OF j. IL. Minor. Sc.
who died in the City hospital aft.
or he had been found In the city
Jail suffering from injuries OF tho
head. The autopsy will determine
whether Minor was victim Of
moonshinc poisoning or his in
iuries, and whether or not the in
jurics indirectly caused his
death.
Four men, jack Flynn, Olaf, OIL.
son. Harry Dahl and Emil Wouri-
men, who were prisoners in the Same
cell with Minor We're being held Fri.
day by Chief Of Police w. r. Sew.
eryns pending action by the coroner,
NOT INJURED WHEN
ARRESTED, SAYS DOCTOR
Minor was arrested at First ave.
and Washington st. Thursday eve.
ming on charge of being drunk.
DIR. Flelschauer, answering a prison
sick CELL went to the scene OF the
Turn TO Page 10, Column s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12
THE GAME
FIRST INNING

FIRST INNING
Giants Bancroft flied to MeuasI.
Groh reached first when Scott fum-
bled HIS drive. Frisch flied to witt.
Young filed TO Witt No runs. no
hits, one error.
Yankeca--WEtt out Friach to Kelly.
DuEan out. Bancroft 10 Kelly. Ruth
singled TO center. Mcusei flied 10
II. Meusel. No runs, one hit. no
errors.
Glanta--E. Meuael flied 10 n. Meu-
sci. stcngel flied 10 witt. Kelly
flied 10 Scott, who ran back in short
left field for the catch. No runs. no
hits. no errors.
-Pipp fouled to Kelly In
front OF the dugout Ward popped
70 snyder. Schang filed 10 Bancroft.
No runs. no hits, no orrors.
THIRD INNING
Giants--Snyder out, Scott to Pipp.
Echf out on strikes. Bancroft out.
Ward to Pip. No runs. no hits, no
errors.
Ynnkees---scott out, bancroft TO
Kelly. Jones famed. witt famed.
No runs. no hits. no errors.
FOuNTIf INNING
GIanta--Groh out, Scott to PIpp.
FriAch beat out a bunt In front OF
the plate. Jones came In fast. but
his throw was slow TO the bag.
Young flied TO Ruth H. Meuacl flied
10 Ruth. No runs. ono hit. no errors.
YanItees--DuEan doubled 10 CEN
ter Ruth walked. II. McuAel hit
into d double play. Bancroft to
Frisch 10 Kelly. DuEan stopped at
third. Pipp out. Frlsch 10 Kelly. No
runs. one hit, no errors.
FIFTH INNING
Giants--Stengcl walked Kelly hA
itf Ia ftl IA "a n
plpp. Snyder out. Scott 10 Pip.
Ward singled past Groh.
Schnng forced ward At second, Groh
(Turn to Page 10, Column p
THE LINEUP
Giants -Bnncrofi, as. 0roh, 5b. Frisoh
a.. Young, RI. ". Meustl VI Htongol. of.
Kelly, ID. snyder. c. Nohf ..
YhnkH--Wltt, cf: Dugan, 2b: Ruth, RI.
r. Meuael, n. Pip, ID. ward, aD,
Bohang, G. Scott, asi Jones, y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12
STENCIL HITS
MIGHTY HOMER
Nehf and Jones in
Pitchers Battle;
Ruth Fans

YANKEE STADIUM. New
York. Oct. ls--Casey stengel.
who broke up the first game Of
the series with home run. du.
plieaied his performance here
today. when he busted n homer
into the right field bIcachsrs In
the seventh innIngn. giving the
Giants a l TO o victory. The
Giants now lead in the series.
two games to one.
Art Nehf, Giant southpaw. and
Sam Jones, AGO of tho Yankee
staff. both pitched wonderful
baseball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12
Health Officers Sister
AUnIts Treatment TurI,
Miss Anna Read Says She Is Sure Isaiah
Will Cure Her Paralysis

Among the patients who waited n
turn for treatment by Brother
Isaiah at Kirkland, Thursday was
Miss ANNA Rcod. sister Of IN HI
ram NJ Read. health commissioner
OF the city OF Seattle,
Miss Read a parolytic. lay in n
strotchcr In the section OF the tent
reserved for patients all thru
Thursday afternoon. She was eager
to be treated by the aged healer.
II know | will get well when he
trcnts mo-" ahc said, sniilingly. II
have been down for five years now
and II Ia n trying experience"
Miss kend was tukon TO tho
meeting by her sister and friends
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12
pENBY HAS OPERATION

NEW YORK, oct i2.-Thc opcr-
alton performed on Secretary Of
the Navy DENLY at the orthopedic
hospital here, was completely sue
ccssfu and his condition is most
favorable, It was announced today,
The operation was to heal the ten-
don OF achilles In the right leg,
which the secretary injured some
tlmc ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12
TABLE TALK AT A DUCK
DINNER

TRY another piecr Of this teal. Beatty.
-. could just die rating durk3 /.
What Is IL makes wldEeon ohlsction-
abIes II rats sraweed and garlic.
my dear. That's nonsense. Uh
my. this IL delicious. =. It's the stranx-
est thing how q hot fire will affect me.
i Just stand over that stove for fsw
minutes and I get Iixht-hsaded.
had . few drinks myself this afternoon.
I Hat Ha. What Is this Maiiardf
i. We were supposed 20 get np at 5.i5
sharp Bat II was past when we left
the shooting lodge. But there wasn't
any early flight there. A Httic
the best duck have rafen, and I have
eaten thousands I've been married
q long time. I ean stand anything. Hnl
Hal !. Where i Aiice's salad. :. 4
don't like duck gravy, do yeuf It's
too greasy. :. The cat Jumped on this
draining board last night and broke our
blue Canton dish. ! put half a
Tablespoonful Of salt ard pepper Inside
OF 'em. :. Are there any more dneksf
-. say. that wa. q wonderful din
ner. Let's begin nil over again.
Herbert Lonseth has been elected
yell king Of the University Of Wash.
ington. He win Immediately start
fitting himself for hts new job by
taking vocal lessons from train an.
nouncer.
Autumn foliage Is turning red.
Probably blushing.7 says LII Gee
Gee. because IT was so green last
spring"
One good thing about the present
styles is that baby can now hang
on to his mothers skirts again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12
MANY Claim
GREAT help
Some Seem to Be
Healed, Others in
Need of Faith
BY John W. Nelson

Those who have an abiding
faith in Brother Isaiah, the
so-called miracle healer hold
ing meetings at Kirkland will
tell you that Seattle's won
derful autumn weather. with
little or no rain and with
warm, sunny days, is due to
IA kindly 0mnipotence that is
holding back the rain that the
sick and afflicted may be
cured
But irrespective OF the ruth OF
such bnlIof. this fact remains:
That scores and hundreds Of PEG.
pie are f7ocking to the meetings OF
tho Iong.haircd patriarch at tho
Kirkland Auto park.
That people have como from the
far corners Of the state 10 10
treated BY hls minIstering hands.
That tho crowds who daily como
to him for aid AFRO growing in mum.
bers and in faith.
And that Brotfswr Isaiah. ms his
audience cnlargcN. increases his salt.
administered taaka until hin gaunt
old frame and snowy.haircd head.
his Einowy hands ana dsep.sct. far.
seeing eyes dispense comfort and
cheer to the afflicted thru the long
hours Of the day until far into tho
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12
REMARKABLE CHANGE
In TWO WEEKS

II was Just two weeks aEo that,
moved By curiosity. attended ono
q Brother Isaiah's meetings for tho
first time. There was llttio group
OF people on Sunday afternoon
gathered around an impromp u
stage. where the "lralcr'' worked.
There were not more than 80 people
there. probably half Of whom were
afflicted.
Thursday afternoon I again visit.
cd Kirkland. A remarkable change
had occurred.
A huge tent. capable of seating
1900 people. occupied a cleared space
at one end Of the park For blocks
around automobiles were parked
Within the tent between 500 and
! 900 people occupied newly con.
structcd wooden benches. Under a
bright light Brother Isaiah. still
ROBBED In white TINT matched the silky
Wilderness Of his hair and beard
worked over patients in tho center OF
n large stage. Beautiful flowers In
homcly vases of milk bottles and
oher containers banked the stage on
all sides.
The entire front end Of the tent,
on both sides and in front OF the
stage. was reserved for the afflicted
waiting treatment.
ALL CLASSES THERE
HOPING FOR RELIEF
II was nm impressive sight. Wheel
chairs OF expensive construction
well worn from long usage. were
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12

Suffering Crowds Flock to
See Kirkland miracle Man"
Home Brew

Houdy. folks, That loud clap
OF thunder you heard last night
was the sound 81 Babe kuih's
mighty wallop 1t tho Polo
Grounds. II had Just got here.
! A real baseball fan Is one who can
! get all excited over tho outcome OF
the Seattle. Portland game this after
noon.
After looking az a baseball score
board for an hour. a man sometimes
has to get an osteopath TO shove his
neck back into place.
Babe Rnth made ftco home rams
yesterday. ard nor they're calling
him the Prince Of whales
Today's candidate for the Poison
Ivy club is the gink who gives you a
brace OF ducks that assay is per cent
duck and SIS per cent blrtlshot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12

She was quite cheerful and not at
nll impatient at the delay in reach
ing the magic chair where invalids
are treated,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-06

the box. paper. labor-aii but the
nalis-are produced in this state.
We pay the lumber industry Gi5.'
900, 900 for box shocks. 10 the paper
mill 81 100000. for fruit wrap; our
pay roll for labor runs into the mil.
lions and cannot be estimated. over
$500. 900. 900 Is invested by 1900
growers in orchards. II is an up
building industry and while II now
brings over $4,000. 900 annually, II
should bring ,io0.OoO.oOO 20 this
state every year.
Between you and me. Mr. Apple
Eater, stands Mr. Railroad. Ar.
Broker, Nr. Commission Man. Mr.
Retailer. Mr.. Inspcctor-each one
demanding. and he gets his. before
you get an apple 70 eat; those gen
tlcmen decide the price that you
shall pay; II anything is left after
their deductions. It filters back to
me. Different from Afr. Lumber.
man. who tells you what you pay
for lumber: we are told by this long
list Of middlemen what you pay.
what ! get.
II you and can only figure a
system TO eliminate any or all OF
this long list OF important indi.
viduals standing between us. am
suro We would pull together fine.
Yours truly. APPLEGRowER. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-06
The Best Cough Syrup
Is Homemade.
Hsrs's an saSy way 70 ssss ", ana
yst hArs the best rouEh remedy
yOa srer tFLed
cecfcJtfo0OcfcfcOo0oO

You've probably heard Of this well.
known plan Of making cough syrup
Al home, But have you ever uss1
IN Thousands Of families, the world
over. feel that they could hardly keep
house without IL. It's simple and
cheap, but the way II takes hold Of .
cough will soon earn IL permanent
place In your home.
OF PineI; then add plain Rranulated
sugar syrup 10 on up the pint. Or,
III desired, use clarified mOlafsss,
honey. or corn syrup, instead OF sugar
syrup. Either way, II tastes good,
never spoik, and gives you full pint
OF better cough remedy than you
could buy ready'mAds for three times
itl cost.
II IL really wonderful how quickly
this homemade remedy eonauert .
eough-usually In ~ hours or less.
IL seems 10 penetrate through every
air passage, loosens a dry. hoarss OF
tight cough. lifts the phlsgm, heals
the membranes, and gives almost I'm.
mediate relief Splendid for throat
tickle, hoafseness. Group, bronchitis
and bronchial asthma.
PineI is highly concentrated COM
pound Of genuine Norway pine er'
tract, and has been used for genera
tions for throat and chest al mentt.
To avoid disappointment AK you,
druggist for IN ounces OF Piner
with directions, and don't accept any
thing else. Guaranteed 10 give abso-
lutte satisiaetion or money refunded
The PineK Co. IT. Wayne, lad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-06
Calling Fine Country Bad Names

], would be better n you papers
would pat ali your literary ability.
your energy. in service Of boosting
ssatilc. in the Puget sound Forward
March stride. In cooperation with
your mayor 10 make Seattle n finer.
bigger city instead o. cri,icixirsg n
people and country which you
know nothing Of. Where I know
Java for AZ least 10 years, have taken
part lu lis upward movements. have
faced every circumstances Of life. I
consider myself 20 be more capable
o; n Judgment than any moving pic.
,urC actor or person with two or
three weeks study Of Java.
Typhoona are unknown In Java. II
II true volcanic crupiiona occur per.
haps every eight or ten years. hu,
they do not always destroy villages
and human life.
The harbora Of her cities Batavia
and Lourahaya--a arc up to date and
well equipped. They arc In no wise
second TO seattio'a harbor. Java.
called the Garden OF the East. is no,
only the mos, beautiful colony OF tho
Dutch. but also OF all tho colonies In
tho world. with It's ss.ooo. 900 people
upon $4,000 square miles Human
life and property IL everywhere M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-06

Editor The Star:
The description Of the film. Thur.
dering Dawn. recently at N" Co
lumbia. and ths islands Of Java.
given In the stage and screen col.
umns OF the Seattle newspapers.
aroused mo 10 REQ that film,
had the opportunity 10 conclude
that al far as the film means 10 give
true picture Of life on Java, Il in
untrue. Concerning the description
Of Java given in the press notices.
that IL untrue: win not use n
stronger expression. According TO
them. Java should be: Notorious as
the place where people SO when they
get tired Of life and want the tropics
10 kin them. n far.off haven for lost
souls" ''the melting pot Of the Pa
cific. where the dreEs and aris,ocrats
Of humanity mingie and eventually
all become more than dregs: "ihs
place where human life Ia cheap and
ones property not sure and safe"
Furthermore. were spoken Of: THE
rampant vice Of les ports" and the
half.savage gaicty and hectic life Of
lanRuorous Java. the strangcst md
least known land
ask myself what has Java done.
Of what is Il guilty. 70 be criticized
that way. blamed and scolded at?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-06

safe as In any place OF tho United
States
Java IA a gay country. prohibition
unknown there. within all lta cities
combined. less churches than Ia So.
attic; Notwithstanding. drunkenness
IL more rare than In Seattle: a dope
evil II unknown. al loaa, among the
Europeans ana naiiycs-lt might be
among a few Chinese
II would be worth while TO com.
pare the annual list OF drunkenness.
murders and robbsrles Of tho four
biggest Java cities with that Of Sc.
attic.
No Dutehman. EnEllshman or
American goea 10 lava in order that
tho tropics mny KIN him. but to earn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-06

Editor The star:
/ have been reading with great
interest your spirited attack on the
staff OF tho emergency hospital. and
wish 70 Hay right here that !
think your are using tho Ak on
the wrong end Of the goose II you
wish 20 kin him"
Personally. for tho life OF mo. |
cannot see how Seattle. with lis
present large population. can CT.
pect the same promptncas Of SERVED
that Hha received ten yeara ago.
when the hospital has In no way
been allowed to share in her
growth.
/ have "a, In the waiting limo
more than once and seen serious
emergency case come IN and wal,