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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-27
MUSICAL INSTRUM ENTS
SHOE REPAIRING

SHOES REPATRED-While you wait. best
white oak leather used. Lowest prices
E.. Gennari. 225 Washington Street.
SHOE REPAIRING-Of quality moder-
ately priced. United onSs Repairing Co.
242 Smith Street.
aEOE REPAIRING-Service you Will APPS
preciate. Work called for, delivered. A.
Topalian. ss6 State Street. Tel 1853.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-27

MOVING-D. KadIn. express and storage:
long distance moving with care. 204
New Brunswick Ave. Phone 1875. 1889.
TRUCKING-John Gardell. transfer. auto
trucking storage. furniture. plano NOV
ed country. city. 1877 State st. Tel. 478.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-27

CHARLES BLITZER-For quick re-
suits list your property for sale or ex-
chanRa- Raritan BLDG Phone l5bS.
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UPHoLsTERlNG

CLAUSEN'S LEATHER GOODS STORE
For upholstering material OF all kinds;
we also make and repair cushions for
furniture; either leather or Imitation
leather. Phone 41-W. 143 New Bruins
wick Avenue. Perth Amooy. N. j.
COLONIAL CABINET WORKSHOP CABS
inet making. upholstering and carpet
cleaning. 336 State Street. Tel. 1675-W.
REMOVAL NOTICE-H. Feinberg. Up
holsterer, now located at 20 Smith St.. /
flight up. Tel. 1911.
UPHOLSTERER - Overstuffed furniture
repaired and recovered; spring reset.
John ]. Calvin, 1896 Park Ave. Tel 1347-M
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-27

COWARD g. COMPANY-Reai Estate and
General Insurance. 1872 Smith Street.
Perth Amboy N. ]. Phone 219.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-27

FRASER BRO We have a number Of
desirable residence properties for sale.
2I0 Smith Street. Tel. $50
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-27

LOUIS ]. HoRKAY-Real Estate Broker.
313 Maple Street. Tel. 1897. If you
have real estate 10 sell: list some with
US; we have a large number OF buyers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-27
GOOD THINGS TO EAT

BREAD-And Cakes of quality. Get EN-
at O'Brien's Bakery. 26s Madison Ave
BREAD-Eat thai 80 homelike Aunt Mar.
tina Bread; sold at ell grocers. Sim-
mems Naiel Bakery.
TIsH-Clams. scallops. Crabs daily. White
Front Fish Market. So Smith Street. Tel.
~. Ersg Delivery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-27
ROOMS WITH BOARD

HALL AVE, 229-Room and board; in
private family.
RECTOR ST., 31S-Room and board. Tel.
1891.
WOODBRIDGE-4O Green Street. THE
Green Moore rooms with board; also
table boarders.
fABLH BQARDERs-Ladles or gentlemen
Inquire 3e5 Barclay Street
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-27
PIANO TUNING

PIANO AND Player PIANO TUNING
And Repairing first class work. C.
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TRUCKING-SToRAGE

AUTO TRUCKING-C. Borup. transfer
and auto trucking storage: furnif ure
and pianos moved. city and country. 1855
State Street. Phone 2176.
AUTO TRUCKING-Local and long dis
lance hauling. moving. etc. G. A. Fuller
ton, rs Albert ST., Woodbridge. Tel. 725.
HAULlNG=Andrew Anderson Trucking,
engines. boilers, machinery. safes, heavy
hauling and rigging of every description.
Pierce Arrow and Packard 5 ton trucks
Tel. 17S. ~ Fayette Street. Perth AM
boy N. J.
io.n Si.tnnna rnnuinr mIth caro- 2nA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-27

JACOBSON & GOLDFARB-Real Estate
and Insurance. Raritan Building. Phone
- IAEG
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AUTO REPAIRING. ETC.

AMBOY AUTO RADIATOR WORKS =
Radiators, b1dles and tenders repaired.
1A New Brunswick Ave. Tel. 1907.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-27

METUCHBN-On Lincoln Highway; 6
room frame bungalow; every improve
ment: hot water heat, garage and three
lots. only $500. 90; cash 81, 000.0 90. Char
les L. St~enerwald. Inc. EOS Smith Street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-27
SITUATIONS WANTED

YOUNG WOMAN-wishes position as
housekeeper or houseworker. Tel. Me
tuchen 29-J.
YOUNG MAN-Owning Sedan car wants
position with or without car business ex-
psrienoe and all round mechanical ability.
Write Box II, Care News.
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FARMS 0 SALE
FLORIST
TAXI SERVICE, ETC.

CARS-Foc hire by hour. day or trip; tel.
2197 Ellis Bros. Garage. 430 High st.
TAXI SERVfCE-Phone 46 when you
want good service Chris Johnson. 16s
New Brunswick Avenue
TAXI-Telephone 29S-M or 1878. Steve
Soos. 1911 Washington Street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-27

BRIGHTON AVE. 55-All improvements;
garage. Inquire 34S State Street. -
BRIGHTON AVE, 57-Nice 5 room flat;
all improvements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-28

Nancy and Nick had lots OF fun
helping the Scrap Picture Shepherd.
ess on her pretty little farm.
Nick MIXED the cows and Nancy
gathered the eggs and fed tho pigs
and helped 70 watch the sheep.
They felt ever so much better
after their exercise. and the pain
they had gottnn from eating too
many goodies disappeared alto
gether.
Now I'll tell you tho way to the
/Cutout Lady's house." said the
Shephercssss.
She led them 20 the little gate
where they had entersd-for do not
forget, my dears, that the farm Of
the little shepherdess was complete
ly inside Of a large Easter egg-the
kind you look into and see things
Wei. that's where the farm was and
Nancy and Nick had to make them
selves ever so tiny 10 get into II, by
making a wish with their magic
shoes.
GO 10 the right rs far az you
can see. then one turn to the left.
said the shepherdess, "and you'll
come to the Muffin Mans house
He'll tell you which way TO go after
that. Goodbye and thanks ever Sc
much for helping me"
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Page 94S
Up THE COWLITZ

were already sleeping, and
climbed quietly down. found
himself n stool. sat down on II.
and slept peacefully that way all
the long night
The next morning they started
Off in a wagon. Gov Stevens
took Maudo in his arms to save
her as much as no could from
the hard joltlng OF the spring
less wagon.
You cannot imagine road as
bad ms that one. AZ every step
the horses took they sank into
mud so deep that every little
whllo tho wheels sank TO their
hubs, and the men would have TO
take sticks and pry them out.
Sometimes they tried driving
fast across n deep hole and tho
bump the wagon got almost
broke tho bones OF the paaBen-
gers.
In ono OF these holes tho poor
horses fell down. and tho men
carried Mrs. Stevens and tho
children TO n log by tho rond,
winding In mud TO their knees,
while they dug out the horses
and wagon.
Al tho end OF that day they
reached the homo OF John Il.
Jackson. and comfort
a big, clean room with n
cracking open fire, good dio-
nor, nice clean beda, and n cor
dial welcome.
Mrs Stevens sank into tho soft
bed Bnylng, "Ohi wish ws might
just stay here and listen 20 tho
patter Of the rnln on tho roof,
NJ ienHt until tho rainy senson Ii
past"
But there were still many
milos md more, dlfflcnlties be-
that.
Concluded Tomorrow)
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/OliVe RoberEs Barto0
HOT CROSS BUNS

The Twins said goodbye and start.
ed Off. But this time they shut
their eyes when they passed the
lony.pop field and the chocolato-bud
bushes and tho popcorn stalks.
They went Just "a far as the
SCRAP. Picture shepherdsas told them
and then turned to tho left And
there. sure enough. was the Muffin
Mans house,
Hello there-who are your he
cried out when he saw thsm. Ho
was busting some pulyerized suFnr
oyvr some newly baked hot cross
buns.
we are Nancy and Nick said
Nancy. "and we've come to ask you
our way"
"rm tell you gladly" said the
Muffin Man. But wait a minute.
see someone coming so must
sing" And no began:
Hot cross buns, hot cross buns,
One a penny. two penny.
Hot cross buns.
II you have no daughters,
Feed them to your sons.
One penny, two penny.
Hot cross bunsr'
TO BE Continued
Copyright, 1928, by Seattle Starr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-28
nY YIRGINIA nRApFOHn

HOLLYWOOD. March 81 told a
fib 20 Eet my rrst movie Job
IL was AZ Christie Comedies. just
when J had reached tho very bottom
OF The blueh And. OF course. /. who
70 wanted 10 b. a traEodlonno, had 20
start IN a oomedyl But film bgKgara
can't DO ohoosora
You want 20 see Mr. Harry I'd
wRrdaG- asked Miss Edith. the pretty
and kindly giri at the offioo window.
nodded. assuming he was tho cast
Ing director, and prepared for tho
worst
Nothing but etmosphere' Just
now" he teid. apoloEoucally. could
have huEEcd himl Atmosphere. %
that background o. shadowy figures
20 which tho beginner II assigned an
the lowest rung IN movie progress.
looked now Ike a flock Of rainbowH
In "A dismal sky
Had any erpcrienceT" There Il
was. that Htumpcr Tor tho new Rirll
"fes-a little" lied timorouly,
"Cnn you make upY'
"Snrel" on flrncr ground now.
Very we'll ho on tho set az 20.
morrow morning. all made up"
on tho setl Tho rainhows were
really there ! slid down ono EolnF
home 20 contldo my good fortune "a
Billy baby.
The picture was ''na Yourself a
title which sort OF ehided my lie
with rs other extras I was there
long before ?, This was my first
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NOW GO on WIN STORY
eREYEs TAKES ur run sroRr

During the third week Of March.
after a somewhat restless few months
Of travel IN Egypt and Algeria.
reached Monte Carlo 10 find telo-
gram from my friend Rimmington.
begging me 20 come az once 20
marseilleS l realized that there could
b but ono reason for such a TO-
quest. and In less than ~ hours
4 found myself with Huntington
and Monsieur pcmayei. the chief OF
the Marscilles police. ranucking the
contents Of small villa in the sub
urhs OF MarsellieS. which had utely
been the scene or ono OF those crimes
for which the place was fast gaining
an unenVlable notoricty.
/ had had no conversation with
RimminEton. and had no idea why
my help had been sought In this
case. which appeared 10 have no spe-
clal CHARACTERISTICS The late In
habltant OF the villa. a man % over
70 years Of ago. had been found "a
hours ago suffering from severe
wounds about the head and in a
state OF collapse. He was lying In a
neighboring hospital and was un.
likely 20 recover. This much, how
ever. was clear: he had been robbed
az large sum OF money. the pos
session OF which he had foollshly
Dragged Rbou, In a neiEhborinE cafe
We went thru the usual routine OF
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The Unfamiliar
Triangle
- BY L. PHILLIPS oPPENHEM
- Copyright 1874 by r, Phillips oppenheim
Arrgt n. L. A. Service Inc.

examining the means by which en-
trance had been forced into the house,
and hearing tho evidence Of the local
gendarmerle, Afierward we drove TO
tho police headquarters; and Il Was
IN Monsieur ncmayvls private room
there that Rimminston az last cx-
planned what had bean puEzlinE me
40 much
You know, Of course, urvyes,- he
began. what my having sent for
you meansT"
Michael. | hope
1--WE traced him 20 Paris" no said.
and afterwRrd here. Almost Inn
mediatcly. as Monsieur Dcmayel will
tell you. there was not only an In
crease In tho number OF crimes In
the di trict. but there were evidences
OF a master-mind behind them all
Monsieur pcmayel told me. an hour
or 70 ago. that thefts 20 tho value Of
over II. zoo zoo francs had been COM
mltted within the last two months
'And tho connecting Ink" / cues
toned.
Eight days ago Rimmlng,on
said. watching me closely, Janet
Scale sailed from Tllbury FOR Mar
senlea Tho woman who wa
Michaers companion IN New York
who goes by the name Of Louisa
Martin. after travelling from AmericH
10 Havre. Joined the samo steamer
at Gibraltar. having evidently ehoscr
clrcultous route 70 avoid suspicion
Those two women are both on theii
way 20 MRrseiiles, they are duo e
/ arrive. In fact, toniEht-and wiz b
closely watched Furthermore,
think that Monsieur Dcmayel car
show you something OF interest"
Monsieur Demayol placed a leath
er-bound volume before mo anS
pointed 20 an entry,
l read the few lines quickly;
Henri Guy. French Colonial bochs
aor. 5 n. inches. moroso. Eray Eaii
and beard. physical appearance 40
lscrIbed elsewhere. address villa Vio
lette. Bandol Has large correspond
cnce. subscrlhes 90 English news
papers. among them Golf nlustrat
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"Ki-yi li-yil ki-yir' chanted
the Indians, an the green banks
Of Tho river slipped slowly past.
"Ki-yii h-yii ki-yi" now
using tho paddles in deep water;
now changing quickly TO the
poles as they came to shallow
places.
"Ri-yii ki-yii ki-yiw never
seeming to tire. hour after hour;
inch by inch they gained their
way up stream.
The Indians didn't grow tired,
but in tho bottom OF the canoe
was a different story. Sitting on
a mat for n few minutes may be
very connfortabls: but try II for
an hour, two hours; think how
your knees would feel: how your
feet would Ego TO sloep": how
your back would ache. IL you sat
that way whole day.
n was barely daylight when
they started, and II was inter
dark whom they reached Cowlltz
Landing. having travelled ~
miles.
Mrs. Stevens couldn't stand on
her feet for quite a while after
they landed, but after q while
they trudRcd UP 20 n little log
cabin, thru mud which was
ankle deep, and found n good
hot dinner ready for them.
There wsro beds, too, for the
women, and the men were shown
n hola in the ceiling and told 70
climb thru u and they would finn
n place 10 sleep,
Mrs., Stevens and her four chill
dren had only ono bed, but they
were tired enough TO sloep any
where.
The governor climbed tho lad
der and took one sniff NJ the
close, stuffy mir OF the little htl'
tic where many men with gTe9t
buHhy boards and uncut hair
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Cynthia Grey;
Another Lonely Girl Writes to Ask Why She Is Not
Popular With Opposite Ser-Cdn You Help Her?

Dear Miss Grey Noting your TO Miss Sixteen
desire TO make few comments. l. too like Miss Six
teen went thru high school lonesome because did not
make boy friends. The other girls always had good time
at the parties and dances while merely ooker-on
and Just ms you have told her people also told wait
ul you are older and you will have boy friends" you
have plenty of time" etc But TO this day Miss Grey while
men have always treated with respect and have told
their friends what wonderful girl was have not had
extent In all my life have just had one gentleman friend
that you could call steady and not proud TO have
nun Tor friend l. too like Miss Sixteen" have had some
wonderful girl friends but they can't quite make up tho lack
of men friends.
have always been my natural self and have always tried
70 treat the men met in as sincere knew
how but of avail for quoting the popular song ~ Never
Broke Nobody's Heart"
Miss Grey wish YOU would print this letter as there
may perchance be something that have overlooked that
you or your readers might know and which would helm me
MISS TWENTY FIVE
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MY ADVENTURES
1Vl in HOLLYWOOD

glimpse inside q studio. Camera
Kllsg lights. tie painted scenery. the
mysterious words of director anf
technical men. even the knowing tall
OF the experienced girls-ali this va
20 allurinRly new that didn't dar
open my mouth for fear OF botrayinE
my guilty secret
wan shirtwain factory girl
They placed me Tar hack IN tho Het
I tried with all my might % act liia
factory hand We we're told ",
were stdkera
Later Neal Burns. labor leader OF
the play. mounted n box Whils W
atmosphere" gathered round, h.
talked with appropriate gestures Tor
tho camera Suddenly tho orator fell
or his perch. and without mo-
ment's hesitation rushed forward q
render first aid
This hadn't been rart OF ths 'bus
meas" but was considered GOOD.
llmped hack % tho ranks with D
dashed shin.
Al Christie WIS directing High.
strung and tempenmental on the
set no Is pleasant ana joculnr Off The
job.
~ the end ~ Tho day I walked
homo with my IS work slip. ] would
have had Il framed 10 point 10 Will
pride from some future eminsnco d
success-but my landlndy wanted N,
money for overdue rent
Tomorrow; Virginia Bradford
touches tho questionable fringe
] Of the movies.
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nnerN HERE TODAY

Vendetta bsgins between
MICHAEL SAVERS not-d criminai. and
SIR NORMAN GRENEs. ones % scotland
Tart = hen sayers beautiful hsasamAii
IANEr, saves him from air Norman -
shocllne "a ofticsr sent 60 arrest him
Janet becomes saYers sttr aud acean.
plice In The Lseas hank rohbpr,
Michael narrowly sscapss capture ane
Il forcsa 90 flee the cauntrI.
Janet receives lsEacY % ate peundi
ana takes passage to Narculnsa A pas
ssngsr cemes % 1ansts stateraera ant
reveals herself ~ oae % Miohaels eanfea
sratsa Louisa travels % NArseiiles sitt
ganst ard takes her % Nichaers hidinl
riara. sayers and Louisa accuse Jane
81 trsachsry. but Janet aenies their acea
sations
Now co on WIN STORY
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Honse Bill
No. %

NO. %
Dear Miss Grey; WIN you kindly
publish tho contents Of house bin No.
Cs and obliEo A SUBSCRIBER.
House bM No. s5 provides: That
'oheHcUcr 10 members Of any district
shaii petition TO county commission
erG 10 prohibit livestock from run
niro a, large Ia that dlsirtoi. Tho
county eommlsroHcrs thag hold a
public heaSHg on tho question and
unless q majority Of tho property
holders IN that dlstric. shall oppose
the creation Of sach an order. tho
county commissioHers shan 20 order,
aud thereafter u shan Do deemed q
misdsmcaHor for any person TO trsil-
faliv oiiotb HIS livestock, Of either
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-28

Miss Grey will receive callers
10 her office Monday. Wednesday
and Friday, from to o. m,
and on Tuesday and Thursday
from IL a m. 10 /. m. each
week Please do not como AT
other times. M II serioualy inter-
feres with her writing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-28
FIGURED MATERIALS

Very large figured crepes and lin.
ems are mad0 up into tho simplest
OF costumes, with round pecks and
short sleeves. or with collars and
cuffs OF the predominating color OF
the material.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-28
HATS OF RIBBON

Ribbon Is the preferred trimming
at present, Frequently II makes on.
tire hats, Flowers ARE used. massed
or In nosegays. Occasionally a sin.
Eic large flower ia posed with dis.
tinction nj tho back OF n hat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-28
hustle ROW

The hustle bow Is appearing on
many OF the seasons smartest
frocks. II harks back 70 the 1880
period, and introduces certain
quaintness and charm in a sophisti-
Gated age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-28
RnI.ERns FASHIONABLE

Tho bolero costume is exceedingly
smart 4 model OF navy blue fan
mel has yoked skirt and n short
jacket bound with white flannel. and
equipped with very largo collar and
cuffs OF white.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-28
WOOL, ENBRomERY

wide bands OF wool embroidery
trim some OF the newest coats. A
brown crepe do chine wrap intro
ducea shades OF orange. lacquer red
and black on It's silken surfacs,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-28
FLOWER RRINis

Hat orims composed entirely OF
small flowers are seen everywhere.
The flowers are arranged so they
give fiat appearance and give no
suggestion OF heayiness or weight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-28
WHITE Jersey

A smart Jacket OF white jersey
cloth IS entirely covered with an all
over design In black soutache braid
and given smart standing collar OF
gray rabbit fur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-28

How many times was Lillian Rus
soil married, and who were her hus-
banda7
Lillian Russell ipus married four
times. first 10 Harry Brahar,. ucrt 10
Edioard Solomon and then TO Sionor
Pcruoini fJohn ChdttcrtonJ. She tcas
Piftsburo, IN 1918.
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ar. 10 run d, large las,ia thot dis.
tricL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-28
Citizenship
Query

Dear Miss Grey! am an Amcri-
can citizen. and recently married an
English woman You viii kindly in
form mo whether, by virtue OF this
marriage. my wife automatically be.
comes an American citizen. or II she
stu remains a Britlsh Eubiect7
J. II. p.
Yoar icifs "a noo an American
clshon.
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Tomorrow Virginia Bradford
touches tho questionable fringe
Of tile movies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-30
Clifford Declares Washington Lays Behind East in Safety Standards

YOU met her as tho then Miss
Winnie Broden. who came from
Oregon 10 become general manager
OF sea,tlc's first fruit exposition.
As assistant 20 Mr. and Mrs.
George W Wilson. at the Wilson,
Ian. University way and l7th st..
Mrs Lindsey prrsides over es apart.
ments and must be interviewed
when dance, a party or other On.
tertainmcnt Is given there. She's
the official hostess and date
fiXer. 4"
MhnaEing apartment house social
functions and fruit shows Isn't the
sum total ~ her experiences No
sir She has Travelled an over Wash.
ington Arranging fair programs and
premium lists. as extension special
ist Tor tho Washington State Col,
lege AZ Pullman. She's plotted
Chamber OF Commerce la small
city and she's staged land products
shows. poultry and general eXpoai.
tons so that she can't limit her
interests TO tour walls In her own
homo any more.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-30
Auditorium Bill
Goes to Committee

The propofal Of Councilman Lou
Cohen to bond the city for $1,000
900 to build a municipal auditorium.
vas referred 10 the finance com
mittee by the city council at its
regular meeting Monday
An ordinance proposed by Mrs
Kathryn Miracle governing the
use of the American flag. was re-
ferred to the public safety com
miitee.
The council voted 10 uphold
Mayor T.. J. Browns veto Of the
resolution seeking 10 change the
name Of Olive H.. to Harding Way.
a bond issue OF 5000. 600 to re-
construct street car tracks in the
district south Of Yesler Way and
west Of Fourth ave, during paving
operations. was passed by the coun-
oil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-30
Violators of Light
Law Are Arrested

More than 100 motorists who fail
TO properly light their automobiles
on the highways or King county
after dark, and a number Of fpeed-
Ing cases werc 10 be tried before
Judge G. C. Dalton Tuesday az
tsrnoon. Tho motorists were ar
rested by motorcycle deputies from
Sheriff Matt siarwich's office dur
Ing the past week Deputy 81 G.
stallcop Sunday night arreried 10
for speeding. he said.
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selling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-30

stopped as an economic MEASURE.
Our state has especially difficult
problems. surh as the logging ANA
numbering industry Stnetcr rules
must he enforced. such as prohibit.
ing tho mon from riding on train.
loads OF logs, from riding tho top
OF a log being hauted prohibiting
fallers working close enough 20.
gethor 10 fall trees upon each other
and requiring removal OF all snags
and other obstacles near a htgh line
lead that nigh, lie struck by the
loss flying thru the air. Drastic
measures appear 10 be the only
remedy"
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CROOKS. BEwARE!

LONDOS. oct. 5O.-JuHt tip 10
hoidups. 'con" men and othera Of
romewhat shady reputation. Lon
don has Il .27f policemen. At least
Il had when last statistics were
published. SO. II you want 20 take
a chance. come over right away.
Otherwise, watch your step.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-30
SECTION TWO
MISTRESS OF
CEREMONIES

Ladies' and gentlemen, introdue,
INK Mrs. Hiram Lindsey and the
vocation Of apartment house mis-.
tress OF ceremonies. which position
she holds at the now Wilsonian
Last year. about this same season