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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-28
f.Np'TAIN
- BLOOD
By RJael Sabafini
o RAFAEL SARATlNl
Aprcl NEA Spvicr, W.

IN naok-and-breast or black steel
IN not be trying Your patience
much longer, Indeed. notice al.
ready II slackenng In tho fire. But
It's this way now. there's nothing
at all to be gained by procipitancy
and deal TO bo gained hy delaying.
as ! shall show YOU. hopes
Lord Wllloughby eyed him sus-
pielouslN "Ye thing that In tho
meantime Bishop may come back
or Admiral van der Kuylcn's fleet
appearg"
sure. now, I'm thinking nothing
OF the kind, What I'm thinking Is
that IN this engagement with the
fort NJ. dc Rivarol, who's u mbbcrly
fellow, rs I've reason To know. will
be taking some damage that may
mako the odds a tritle moro even.
sure. zen be time enough 10 10
forward when the fort has shot It's
bolt"
"Ayc.aye," The sharp approval
camo like n cough from tho little
governor-general. II perceive your
object. and | believe yc'ro entirely
right. lo have tho qualities OF n
great commander Captain Blood. 1
beg your pardon for having mis-.
understood you"
And that's very handsome OF
Your lordshlp. We see. have some
experience Of this kind OF action. /
and whilst III take any risk that
l must. III take mono that RI
needn't. But !" Hc broke off
10 listen. AYE, / was right The
frs's slackcnlng. Itn mean the
end OF Mailard's resistance in the
fort. Ho there. Jeremy"
lie leaned on the carved rail and
issued orders crisply. Tho bo'un's
pipe shrilled out. and In moment
the ship that had seemed 10 slnm-
Der there. awoke 20 life, Came the
padding " feet along the decks. the
'reaklng OF blocks and the holsting
y sail. The helm was put over
hard, and IN moment they were
moving. tho Elizabeth following.
'ver in obedience 20 tho signals
rom tho Arabclla. whilst oglo IN.
gunner, whom he had summoned
vas receiving Blood's final instruc.
Ions before puuglng down 10 hlsi
t0uon on the main deck.
Within a quarter OF an hour thsv
lad rounded the head. and stood m
o the harbor mouth. within snker
hot OF Riyprors three ships 10
which they now abruptly disclosed
themselves
Where the fort had stood they
lew behcld n smoking rubbish heap
nd the victorious Freachman with
he lily standard trailing from his /,
iasiheads was sweeping forward
snatch the rich prize whose de-.
enses he Ind shattered.
Blood scanned the French shipu
nd chuckled The victorlcnse and
he Mcdnsa appeared 90 have taken
o moro than a few scars: but The
iird ship, the Balclne. listing heay-
y to larboard so IA to keep The 5
reat cash IN her starhoard wcll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-28

above water, wast OF account
You scel" he fd TO van der
knylen, and wiit waiting for
the Dutehman's aRving grunt. he
shouted an order sHclm. hard.a.
port"
The sight of thgreat rcd ship
with her gilt beacad and omen
ports swinging hnsido on must
have given check Rlvaroru soar
ing cxul,atlon Ybefore he could
movo 10 give nnldcr. before no
could well resolyNShat order 20
give. a volcano fire and metal
burst upon him tn the huccan.
eersa and his dedwerc swept by
tho murderous W Of the broad
side. The ArabcI held TO her
course. giving nj 10 tho Eliza
beth. which. foilng closely. ex-
eeutcd the mmoIanoeuvor. And
then whilst stifhc Frenchmen
were confused. pf-stricken by an
attack that took I'm 50 utterly ny
surprise. tho Alclla had gone
about, ana waskiurniug In her
tracks. presentinhow her iarbonrd
guns. aud losinser second broad
side In the wakS the FIRST Came
yet another brsslde from tho
Elizabeth and o. tho ArabciiaH
'rumpeter sent call across the
water. which Is,horpe perfectly
"on. now. Iony!" cried Blood
Straight into IN before they ro-
over their wit stand by thcrci
Prepare 10 baas Hay,on the
srppnels! Andass tho word 10
no gunner In ) PROV to fire as
asst as he can,nd."
He discarded,ia fcathered hat.
md covered itself with a steel
.ead piece. with a negro lad
brought him. lc meant 10 lead
his boarding party in person.
irislSly be cxpncd himself TO his
.uesis. "BOnnlg Is our only
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-28
Invents Dredge to
Seek Sea Treasure

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 2s.-Thc
refusal q the seven seas to surren.
der ships that have been battered 10
pieces IN the shallow depths may be
defeated II the plans Of John a. De
Vito, or Los Angeles. material.ze.
De Vito has invented device
which Is really nothing except 81.
gantic dredgc, which. he states. viii
restore So per cent Of the now sunk.
en- ships TO the service.
''The law Of the sea is that to the
finder 60 tho spoils." he asserts.
THE total value OF the treasures in
sunken ships will never be known.
but a fortune Of $4,000. 600. 900 Il
known to have done down IN only is
Of tho many thousand boats that
have been lost in the pas; century"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-28
So of they cent to the old Womans house
THE cLoTHEs-PIN DOLL

What Is ii you want us to dor
Nick asked the Gingerbread Man.
IF you don't mind. wish you
would help me to rescue my lady.
love-" said the Gingerbread Man.
soldering suddenly. Nancy wasn't
sure. but she thought she saw n
tear run down from one OF his
raisin eyes. However, It may have
been the syrup with which she
stuck on the missing one. But
anyway she felt sorry for him.
"Of course We wlllr' she declared
before Nick had chance to reply.
rs your lady.love in trouble? How
does it happen that she needs rescu.
ing? Did a wicked knight run off
with herr"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-28
Gets Baked ALSO Degrees r.. Re
covers. Sayslredit Of Recovery Is
All Due toLoughney's Human
Bake Oven.

Mr. stockI.. weii-known turkey
raiser of INirLnnd, Wnsh, was n sick
man. suffsrln. fortunes from seInticn
then. nft- being kicked and
bruised by nsounE farm hand. left
him In nerous collapse. He was
In u pitifui snte, but lac says be II
well enough low 10 attend TO busi-
ness.
'.iiy hdVie 10 amy one OF my
friends who IL in pniH. no mnttrT
how severe. Dr. LonEbney's Bnke
oven viii drive pnln and sickness
nwny like msgIc. . say don't hest
tate. The Bdse oven ~ wonderful.
was cnrrIeI into Dr. Loughney's
institute. nni after few bnkes I
was able Ca - down town nnd visit
my brother nd some friends.
~ emit nJcnough for DIR. Tough
ncy's methodof curative eating and
hts Human lake oven. It's not one
bit necessary for anyone TO suffer
rncLlng pnIu Pain flies from you
while you nrt In the Bake oven, and
the nffcr-eteets nre extremely
soothing mud restful 10 the nervous
system. The bnkes wash your blood
clean Of poisinH.
yours for plenty more bnkrs. 7
like them. they Iimbered my old
Joints right fp.
JOHN g.. STOCkLEY.
"f<irkinud. Wash"
send for ~. IOuphney's new Free
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-28

childs TO JOIN forces with nm.
childs decided TO continue oper.
ating independently. But he wasn't
able TO buck the Standard Oil.
Gradually he was forced to dispose
OF his oil holdings.
At about the same time the war
with the Standard turned against
him, other business interests went
bad.
Large turpentine holdings in Flor
ida failed to make profit. and ex.
tensive claims in the gold fields
near Cripple Creek, Col, were taken
from him.
AT 80 he was broke. The last
20 years OF his life he was depend
ent on a daughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-28
FOUGHT JOHN D..
DIES PENN!LESS
Former Oil Magnate Lost
Wealth to Oil King

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. Henry
childs. so. the man who bucked
Rockefeller and who once had for
tune in oil. recently died penniless
in the city hospital here.
Innerlting "A quarter OF million
dollars at the time the oil industry
was beginning TO boom. childs saw
possibilities IN the flowing gold"
and invested heavily in the Pennsyl.
yania fields.
So powerful did childs and his
group OF associates become that
John d. Rockefeller, when he formed
the Standard oil company, invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-28
COMBINATIONS
DE SAME SUIT

From the above you will notice
that combinations must always be OF
the same suit, Of the same color or
Dragons. or OF the same direction az
Winds. Thus there is no scoring
value 10 II combination OF Circle.
Bamboo, ana a 2 Character; nor
TO Red Dragon. a White Dragon
and a Green Dragon; nor 10 u North
Wind and Two South Winds (unlcw
the holder happened 10 be South.
when lac would score for a pair or
his own Wind.
Also notice that single tile never
scores. Single Seasons score when
the game is played with the Seasons.
as viii be explained In later article.
But this Is a variation and in the
game generally played the rule IL
true that single tiles never SCORED.
In tho article on Fours.of.a'Kind
| explained the danger OF holding
Tours In tho hand. as II you still hold
them when Nah Jongg is completed
by another player they VIII score
only as thrce.ofa'kind. hut for soor.
Ing purposes. a foursome completed
by drawing from the wall will score
AS a concealed four II declared. and
exposed with one tile turned face
down 10 Indicate that II was com.
pleted by drawing and not by pung-
ing.
To become n good Nah Jongg play.
er and rapid ono at the same time
II is essential that you famIliarize
yourself with tho value Of scoring
combinations, Thus. and thus only.
can you discard Intoiligen,ly. shift
your style OF play cleycrIy when nc
eessity demands. and reduce your
losses to a minimum when your hand
il on the defensive.
\axt srti.ts. Gr..tai I,a,,,,. g.n,..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-28
Funeral Scheduled
for Mrs. A. Barker

Services over the body Of Mrs.
Avis y, Hunsicker Barker. 20. who
died Wednesday at the Virginia Ma.
son hospital. win bc held from the
Bntierworth mortuiry on Saturday
afternoon at o'clock. The Rev. w.
a. Major pastor Of the Mount Baker
Presbyterian church. VII offiolate.
Mrs Barker is survived BY her huH.
band and her mother. Mrs. sylvia
Hunsicker, Of the woman's division
OF the Seattle police department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-28

The shredded vc shown so
charmlngly by thghIonablc young
woman In the II he Is seen on
many n new andl hionable trock.
Il Is interesting does not Pre-.
tend 10 be usefulrnament Is rs
only aim.
The drape. alsok. Is a one.sidcd
affair that rippleSwn from ones
hip TO ones sklrtkn. This drnpa
and this sleeve both now-the
gown that has N Is doubly fash.
lonable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-28
No. THE Score

FASCINATING. intriguing desire
4 for nkillful manipulation. and con,
stnntly recurring expectancy are
added TO the gnmo by the vast range
OF It's score. The lowest possible
hand win score zero. the highest
hand Will total moro than 5000. 900.
while winner mny score no more
than 90.
Tho average winning hand viii
score between 80 and 40 points; tho
average losing hand viii scorc much
less But always IS the chance that
either winner or loser may build n
hand into the hundreds. Nor is Il
uncommon that IA nkIllful player who
does not Nah Jongg may win more
than the player who Nah JonRgs on
the hand
When you consider that the aver.
age limo OF game for experts is six
minutes and for beginners 90 min
ntea, you will understand why the
Chinese have adhered TO this game
for generations. and why Il has be.
come "A national pastime for occi-
den,als within two years OF It's intro.
ducton.
As explained In former articles,
your hand during the course OF play
generally automatically divides into
concealed" and exposed" hands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-28
Colonel Lamping to
Run for Port Again

Announcement that nc intends
TO run for reelection to the Port OF
Seattle board OF commissioners was
mado Friday by Col George r.
Lamping. His term win expire next
June ].
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-28
HOW SCORES
ARE FIGURED

First I win give the table OF
scores for exposed combinations:
Three OF a kind OF p. as. Is. So. 6s.
Is. SIS. OF the same SUITE points.
Three OF kind OF Is or On OF the
same suit or OF any Winds or Drag.
ons-t points.
-Four OF kind OF 2r IS. A., bs. 6s.
Is or SIS OF the same suits points.
Four OF l,ind OF Is or es OF the
same sui, or OF any Winds or Drag.
ons-i5 points.
4, A pair OF Dragons. or OF Players
Own Wind points,
Concealed combinations those In
the concealed hand OF three .ot.a.k kind.
Of four.of.a,klnd. or OF three or four
Dragons or Winds count just double
their exposed value. Thus. referring
back to the table just given for cr.
posed combinations. you find that
thrcoofa'k kind or ~ Of a suit count ?.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-28
PREPARED FOR WORST

Tho convalescont--Di you have
my brown suit cleaned and pressed
while was In the hospital?
His wite-No. had your black
suit fixed up. ] thought IL would be
better in caso anything should hap.
pen Judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-28
CLOSER HOME

Where is the island of Cuba sit,
uated?" asked the teacher of a for.
lorn-looking boy.
II dunno, man."
Don't you know where your
sugar comes FROM"
Yes, man, we borrow It from next
door. Exchange.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-28
Fur Collars for
Munich Policemen

MUNICH, Dec. 2s--Munich's first
touch Of snow this winter brought
TO light fur collars on its policemen's
overcoats, surprising luxury in a
land ringing with cries for help in
its economic emergency. But the
stylish Munich policemen always
have boastcd the distinction Of being
the bcst-drcssed cops In Germany,
and. emergency or no emergency.
they inteeJ 70 preserve the rcputa.
ton.
Olcomargarlnc Is growing in favor
In Great Britain. the estimated sales
being about 500 tons a week more
than before the war;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-28
GUESS SIZE DIDN'T LIKE
CONCERT

LoNDON.--A woman pianist has
been awarded damages amounting TO
800 because her name appeared on
a theatcr program "a accompanist 10
singer, when she had not been en-.
gagged at all.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-28
1NHt-0G]o1d4.
By j. p BABCOCK
9sdg & FShto esga R,s si SssP y & Sas

II concealed this would be doubled
or 4
The last item In the table for OK
posed combination Is a pair of Drag
ons. or OF Players Own Wind
points. Such pairs score . also when
concealed. this being the only cxcep'
ton TO the rule that concealed com
binations score twice as much as ex'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-28
CConinued Tomorrow

Granite Is the only common rock
which shows no traces or animal or
vegetable life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-28
CAUSB OF DISEASES
EXPLAINED
and How They Are
Successfully Treated
nENIElInLn-IT's InEt

write name nnd address plainly.
NOIf-Dr Loughneys Bake Oten
Treatment offices nrr located Ut the cor
ner Of iifth aud Union. In The Crary
building. Rooms gi0.8il-3ia-gi8-gtt
Dr. Lnughnci l. assisted by competent
lady nurses. Hours, . n. M. 10 q y. m.
sunday, o 10 " only. Telephone MA in
Bett
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-28

send for ~. Loushney'- new Free
HnnL nnHIlI.I
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Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-04-20
FLORIDA LAW
MAKERS WILL
PROBE PE0NAGE

i@.tanasSes. Fla.-Tae F,orida leg.
azsatase has voted Il probe peonare
= iHH~ state. following an expose 4
.ze ae4th ed Martin Talbert. q North
8aketa youth. Nha Was beaten Il
#easH in e. convict camp.
TIE resolution passed Ia the hoass
provinces ttat sthe sneaker II the
a19se ANNE aaa1a3y sIle 70 tte Cover
aeE az North Dakota. assuring The
essszehs OF NeftH Dakota that The
seaE3 u Fa.befl within cur bordefs
Is deeply deplared' ana that the facts
alleged 600 reEaW h lie causes q his
death are being fully AMI complete
= investigated y the governor Of tie
state or Florida. b the appropriate
courts or the STATE q Florida. and BY
the legislature of Florida,
The death u ralbefs has revealed
me pecnage system II all its vicious.
aess. u has been customary fer in
leteste0 persons IL make light of the
Nnpp-ng Of eoBxletS. but the reeends
q the state department, OF agricul-
TURF, which has charge IF tive prisons.
Is now being locked int. IL is shown
saat on the state prison farm. Ia the
state ana county read camps, ana IN
me lumber camps ana phosphate mine
camps II Dis a practice for white and
negro prisoners 10 be fogged.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-04-20
HOW CAN WE
CURB THE POWER
OF THE COURTS?
BN John K. FnRn.
Justice, New lork state Supreme

Justice, New ierk State Supreme
Court
Back in the time Of jefferson that
iarslghted statesman discovered the
germs of the noXiouS growth now
threatening our democracy with utter
destruction. He said:
1T has long been my opinion aud
nave never shrunk from its eN-
preston, that the germ Of dissolution
OF our Federal government is In the
ludieiary-the IRRESPONSIBLE body
working like gravity. by day and by
night, gaining a little today and
gaining a little tomorrow. and ad-
vaneing its noiseless step like a thief
ever the field Of jurisdiction until all
shall be usurped."
What Is the common sense way to
curb the powers Of the court and TO
restore democracy?
As TO the usurped power to .annul
acts Of the legislature, that has so
grown into the Federal and State sys.
TENS Of government that it is perhaps
best to attempt to limit instead of To
destroy it. | would do that by amend.
ing the Federal and State constitu-
tons so that after any court has de-
clared legislative act unconstitu-
tlonal, its reenaetment by legisla.
ture, elected after the court decree,
should replace it upon the statute
books in full force and effect and im-
mune from further judicial attack.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-04-20
BIG UNION MEETING
OF Il. OF l.. +. & +. IN
ATLANTA APRIL 29

Another big union meeting, similar
to the one recently held in Chicago as
feature of the jubilee anniversary
drive for a 100 per cent membership
this year, is being arranged for by the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
and Enginemen. This time il will be
under auspices Of Atlanta Lodge No
Sal, at Fraternity Hall, Alexander
and Marietta Streets, that city, Sun
day, April 29. 1t will be the first
meeting of the kind ever held IN the
South and its success is assured. a
large class of candidates for member
ship is expected to be on hand, fully
conditioned to ride the goat.
The committee on arrangements has
prepared an elaborate program, and
as is customary in Atlanta, the ladies'
are invited to participate in the les.
tivities. Rose Lodge No. 2l2, Ladies
Society, 3. Of L. +. and f., is collab-
Grating in the event and representa-
tives of the grand lodge Of the society
are 10 be present on this occasion.
International President d. b. Rob
ertson and other grand lodge officers
of the brotherhood will attend, paru.-
cipate in the exercises and do some o.
The speech-making, together with all
the general chairmen Of railroads cen
teripg in Atlanta. Morning and aft
ernoon sessions are scheduled. \
The committee of Atlanta Lodge
No Sal in charge Of arrangements,
consists Of C. NJ. Patterson, chairman;
T. NJ. Doster, secretary; H. c. Arenn-
3au Frank p. Wooten and K. ). III
rod.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-04-20
Building and General
Lab0rers' InternatiOn-
al Protective Union of
America, No. Fourteen
OFFICERS

President, Charles Paul, Res.
1902 w. Park St. Urbana.
Tel. 7-l083.
Fin. Sec, !. II. Garman, Res.
6Ol n. Lincoln Ave, Urbana,
Tel. 1862.
Treasurer, A. c. Moss, Res
203 T.. Washington ST. Cham
paign. Tel. Main 25lS
Rec. Sec, ]. l.. Buckner, Res.
4O5 +. Eureka ST. Tel Main
2214
business Agent, Oscar Weeks,
Res. 203H +. Park Ave,
Champaign, Tel. Main 24sS'
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-04-20

a{aef, there Is set Up 4 nice balance
Ct power between ely and state -
creations Of labor.
Balance Of Power
These state declarations ef ##..=
Ike the city declarations Of Ish=4
have no power OF authority other -
mat delegated 10 them by the Amen.
can Federation Of Labor. and The -.
ernauonal unions. They are NO, Fe..-
G with authority 10 inaaeurafa
strikes, direct OF sympathetic. non ear
they. enter into collective aereeses. /.
n behalf Of LEGAL OF integnationsI m
lens without the consent of sue In
lemational unions.
Representation Of LEGAL urirns N
these city and state declarations 81
labor is largely a matter of Local as.
oleuon limited only by the r,les Il
mSNlmum representation fixed bx Ire
American Federation OF Labor Thee
rules of representation are devised (,
prevent any one group dominating
the affairs Of these declarations Of
labor.
While city and state federati sns al
labor cannot interfere with or assume
10 determine questions relating L.
ttIms and conditions Of employment
unless requested to do 50 by .Ae IN
ternatlonal unions affected, they do
formulate policies and express stti-
tudes on general industrial situations
which affect the interest Of the work
els in common. However, the.f pin
opal function relates to legislative
matters. In this sphere of activity
The city and state declarations o. labor
weld great influence and power
Source of Power in Assemblies
State declarations of labor meet an.
nually in convention. which assembly
is the supreme authority in such fed
erations, ,subjeet to appeal to the
American Federation of Labor. City
declarations of labor meet once OF
twice a month and these regular
meetings are the supreme authority
in these declarations subject to ap-
peal to the Aemrican Federation Of
Labor.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-04-20

Louis Pasteur was born IN the vii
lage of Dole, France. December ,.
lS22. lie was a chemist by profession
and not a physician. osler said of
him: He was the most perfect man
who has ever entered the kingdom of
science" Pasteur learned that
liquids became sour on account Of the
destructive action of the bacteria in
them. and that these heterogeneous
could be destroyed by heat. This
simple process of destroying the bae-
terra AT temperature of 40 degrees
to l45 degrees + is known as pas.
tefrization. and when applied 10 milk
makes il safe food for the most deli.
cate baby.
As union men We owe TO those mer-
chants or employers Of labor who are
fair to labor all the assistance we can
in advertising and increasing their
business. 1t is the duty of labor to
boost our friends rather thar
knock our enemies