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Evening star., 1923-04-17
WHAT Is
Double Gum>Dipped?

Car.owners are naturally interested in just
what the double sum-dipping process means
in tire.buidins. For its importance to mile
ase performance has attracted attention
everywhere.
This improved process in cord tire construc-
ton is rarely found in other than Firestone
Cords. Extremely difficult to carry out most
tire manufacturers consider its expense pro.
hibitive.
Yet Firestone has now perfected and
smplifed um.dippins, that notwithstanding
their many advantages, Firestone Cords cost
no more.
BY this process the cord fabric is dipped
in heavy solution of liquid gum or rubber.
When thoroughly saturated it is removed and
allowed to dry. Thin coats of sheeted rubber
Evening star., 1923-04-17

A woman living at Woodstock, Va.
requested on her deathbed that her
pet hen should be buried with her
when she died. When the time for
burial came the hen was chloroformed
and put into the coffin.
Evening star., 1923-04-17

are then pressed upon each siG7 Of the cord
fabric in a process called "calenderins." Thus
there is double assurance that each sepasste
cord is completely submerged in live, springy
rubber.
The deterioration to tires caused by internal
friction is we'll known by experienced car
owners. Excessive heat is generated that
literally burns away many miles of service.
In Firestone Cords, internal wear is prac-
tcally eliminated Gum Dipping makes them
stronger and more resilient. 1t is LARGELY
responsible for the buoyance and easy-ridins
Firestone users experience.
There is good dealer near you who sells
and services Firestone Cords. Go to him this
month if you are looking for the way to
reduce your tire costs.
Evening star., 1923-04-17

Mrs. Charles A. Kading, recently ap-
pointed chairman OF the Wisconsin
Civil Service Commission, is the first
woman in that state to head an i'm
portant commission.
Evening star., 1923-04-17

O. b g. SERVICE STATION, E NV.
SHOP, NV
CHEVY CHASE AUTO SUPPLY co., bbs Conn., Ave- NV
HARRY CHIDAKEI,
". r.. CROSS Capitol
cRosS1owN SUPPLY CO., 1901 l4th st. NV
II. W. CUTLER, II NV.
DUKES HOUSE, eth St. NV.
r. HERBERT 1880 Pa. Ave. NV.
LAwroN G. HERMAN, I st. NV.
JOHNSON BROTHERS st. NV.
HARRY KATE. 614 ~ st. s.w,
KENDnIcK, NV.
REPAIR SUPPLY HOUSE, 7os n st. NV
LERHANs TIRE SHOP sll II NV. NV.
Evening star., 1923-04-17

CHARLES E. MILLER, INC, sla 18th St, NV.
MODERN AUTO SUPPLY CO.. OF II st. NE.
Mt PLEASANT GARAGE, 1924 18th st. NV,
NORTHWEST GARAGE Rear 12lI 18th St. NV
PETwoRTH AUTO ACCESSORIES co., 42o3 Ga. Ave- INV.
sCHULTZE GARAGE 1896 II st. NE.
SECURITY AUTO SUPPLY CO., NO. 1lth and Ego ss HW.
SPEEDWAY AUfo SUPPLY CO., 18th and D sts. sw.
SMITHS SERVICE GARAGE, Els Warren st. NE
MAX 6NoILow. 210 Pa Avs. NV.
TRUCK TIRE SERVICE co., me-, Rear 1910 18th st. INV.
PINEY BRANCH AUTO SUPPLY, e4o1 Ga. Ave- N.w. 81.
WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY co., sz7s st. NV.
UNITED TIRE STORES aeo1 Psnna. Ava. NV.
REEBILT TIRE COMPANY, 1853 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1923-04-17

ADVERTISEMENT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-14

People who would consider themselves
guilty " they neglected 20 care Tor their
Teeth. usually never evan realize that
thsY ought 70 take cara Of their eyes.
lou can Eet new teeth. or have injured
OF dschysd teeth made hs good as new.
But not 90 with your eyes once in jurrd.
your sight remains impaired. You DO
not sec with your eyes. you see with
your brain. Your eyes arc mechanical
arrantemsnts and. like all such. need
constant attention. Exposure 20 dust,
dirt. chemical fumes present In the a..
fnoHphcre. disease germs, floating IN tho
All, rough winds, glare Of artificial light
All tend 20 ifritaie tho eyes causing
them TO Itch, burn smart, water. pucEsr.
blur; tbs Ids become infamed and
hsadaehs or dull or sharp pain results
These danger signals are not only annoy.
ing but they warn you that. N neglect
~, such external irritation Will in time
seriously affect the Internal merhnnism
which is nccensary TO enable your brain
% see.
Heed such danger signals Consul, your
own comfort Oct package OF Hon
OPTIC. n harmless helpful. soothing. cool
Ing, cleansing medicine Tor the eyes. 1ts
composition Is not secret ~ contains
agents which the best eye specialists.
81 well as wiso everyday doctors. pre-.
scribe for their patients. Bon-Opto In
known by many doctors and Endorsed
and praised BY many experienced and
we'll known medical men.
BOn-Opto relieves inflammation. Eoothes
smarting or burning. stops watering Of
the eyes. clsafs the yisiol. overcomea
burning, and, by removing irritation,
htlpa 20 strengthen tho eye sight
Get a bottle Of Bon-Opto tablets ~ any
drug store. Dissolve one tablet IN one
fourth OF n glass OF water. tiaa the sye.
cub supplied IN the Bou-O Optic package
and lathe tho eyes as directed. two 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-14
Maae. ,M:'aesov
Sues Doctor For
Removing Appendix
Claims Operation Should Have Been For
y Other Purpose

Estimating tho value OF her sr-
nsudiS at $4,000. young woman
IN tho Middle West brought Kuit
against a doctor for removing her
appendix without her consent She
states that nhr was 60 DO operated
for another parposq and while uu-
der nnesthetie her appendix Was re-
moved
a Treseherou. Disease
Appendicitis attacks at any mo-
ment even parsons seemingly IN
good health. Usually. however. 81
n preceded BY so-eallrh stomach
! trouble. constipation or similar dis
turbancrE, often when there is a
warning feeling .qf uneaslnsss In tho
abdomen. appendicitis can be guard
81 against IN the aArnp manner in
which ono guards against the spread
Of throat Infection hrcauhh that i'll
Just what appendicitis is--sn infecs
ton IN the intoeiincs spreading 10
the appendix. Wheu one has aorr
throat ono can often prevent fur
Their trouble by using an antisnrsis
wash or EaFEis 10 fight The germs
and a Laxative 10 carr of the toi-
sons from tho BODY. Tho same pro.
eedurn is necessary 20 fight tho tH-
teHtinai germs and guard against
tlseptir wash for tho throat. an IN.
TE,3T NAL nntisepttc in usesaaarg-
Intestinal Anti.eptic
There u now offered 10 tho puhita
preparation having tho pOfyItT =.
action OF an intestinal antin-pttr
and complete ayEtem rIeaEner
This pTcpai alton. known as Adlsr!ka,
acts as follows.
IL tends 90 eliminate or destroy
harTnful germs and colon bneIiif in
inc intestinal canal. thus guarding
against appendicitis and other dis
IL II tho most complete avafern
cleanser ever offered TO tho public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-14

acting on ROTH upper snd lower
bowel ana removing fnul matter
which poisoned the system for
months and which nothing else can
disledEs, u brings Out all ehsss.
thus Immediately relieving pressure
on the heart u IL astonishing the
great amount ~ poisonous matte
Adlcrilta draws from tho allmentars
Anal~-Enatter you never thought
was In your system. Try II riEht
after natural fnuvsmsnt ana notice
how much more foul matter IL brings
out which vas poisoning sop. IN
slight disorders, such a. occasional
constipation. sour stomach. sac on
The stomach and nlck headAeh-, one
spoonful Adisrika ALWAYS brinEs
relief. 4 longer treatment. however.
" necessary IN eases OF obstinate
eonsiipauon and long standing
stomach trouble. preferably under
direction Of your physician.
Heports from Physician.
II found Adlorika the hast In
ny entire ~ years cxperisncs. =
tblEned@ DR. 9. EgEcrs.
Il use Adirrika in all bowel
cases. soma require nnly ono dose
tslEnedl pr. +. ~ +. tSams given
Il have found nothing in nv so
years practice e. r1erf Adlerika."
tSiFncd1 Or. James Weaver,
After taking AdicYiha feel hsttsr
han foF 20 years Haven't Language
20 express the AWFUL IMrIRf-
TIES eliminated from my Hyatcui,"
tsigncdl J. 4. Pickett
Adlcrtka II a constant surprise 20
people who have used only ordinary
bowel and stomach medicines. on
account % lie rapid. pleasant and
COMPLETE action II IL sold b.
leading druggists everywhere.
Sold In Seattle by nine Bartrii
DRUG stores and other leading drug
Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-14
Greater Than the Constitution
BY LOWELL MELLETT

allow Mira. Anna Lornsr. ago
20, now stranded Ia Russia. 10
rcjoin her husband, Noah Ler.
ner American citizen and war
veteran, in this country.
j. Prerton deems young Mrs,
Lorncr dangerous 60 this coun.
try and no u preventing her
from Receiving tho visa that
would enable her 20 return.
Beyond his feelings on the sub.
jeet. he has declined 10 givo
any reason for his action: says
ho doesnt have TO.
Anna cams 10 America with
her parents from Russia when
sho wgs six years old. ,she
grew w Ia Philadelphia. where
sho learned 20 30 a bookkccper
and stenographef, When hho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-14
SCIENCE
The Muscles.
Some Involuntary.
Building Tissue.
En.o..c,so
EIerClSe

We are nbln 10 control tho volun.
tary muscles. Ike the blcops. the
largo muscle OF tho front upper
arm or that In tho lower leg or
calf The muscles OF tho shoulders.
back and neck, as well aB certain
ones OF tho face and jaw arc also
under our control 10 Il great OK
| tent.
Involuntary muscles control the
action OF tho heart. stomach and
diaphragm. over thesa we bnvc
no control OF direct action. We
can only supply them with blood
and nerve force thru proper by
gionie living and the right kind Of
food
In building up muscle tissue you
have 10 consider two principal ne
actions. First. supplying the energy
thru proper food: and. second. In
the proper cxerolHing or use OF mus
Giles. 10 produce healthy growth
OF Tissue. without proper
amount Of use. your muscles viii
become flabby- and almost useless
The carbohydrates Starch and
sugar form "A substance in tho body
called glucose. This is uaed up by
the contracting muscles The fat
foods arc also muscle producers
In exercising and stimulating
your muscles for growth and
strength. you must use caution.
Never severely tire or strain your
muscles 10 the limit when you
feel tho "pull' al Tho bulging part
Of muscle you know II is grow.
lng 80 10 speak.
This muscle fiber. nerve fiber. and
nsrye.cell farm "A connecting link.
Should n nerve DO injured or crush.
e,l between tho muscle and the
spinal nerve.ceA from which l,p
flbera come. or II The nervecelis are
destroyed by disease. the muscle
will become a useless mass Of con.
nectIye Tissue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-14

wpH rs Hho went back 10 Rus
ala 10 join the no.oalled huEban
colony. which hoped 20 restore
some OF the Russian industries
10 productivity. In ItuHgln hho
met Nonh Lcfnere an American
war veteran, and they were
married.
Lerncr returned TO Ameiicr.
Early this summer ho had saw
cd enough money Go send for
his wife. Ills bride reached
Riga. but there tho American
consul communicated with tho
state department ana was In.
ttrueted by Doughton not TO
yiao her passport.
Amerlchnized TO tho point
whore she doesn't speak any
other language thnn ours, Mrs.
Lerncr In yet an allen, Mar.
fiago 20 an American does not.
under tho new Jaw. give her
American citizenship. The state
department has been furnished
with Lcrnera honorable dis.
charge from tho army, with let.
ters OF recommendation from
many good Americans. with
copies or naturalization papers
OF Mfp. Lernera three brothers.
and other evidences OF her de.
sirability az o citizen, But tho
J. Preston state department ~
unmoved
Husband and a0.yearold wife
hnvc submitted sffidavlta that
neither ever has been convicted
Of crime and that neither 81
In any way connected with any
organization whose principles
ARE opposed 20 organized GOV.
eminent.
Bot j. Preston America says
the incident Is closed aud In.
,imates that those seeking 80
aid the young wife's restora-
ton TO her husband really
should mind their own bust.
ness"
Certain members Of tho sen
nte. while admitting that =.
Preston Is n coordinate branch
Of the government. ARE inclined
10 feel that he rs exceeding hLs
authority. They hope 10 do
something for Mrs. Icrner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-14

Congress shall make no law
respecting an establishment OF
religion. or prohibiting tho free
exercise thereof; or ubrldglng
tho freedom OF speech or OF Tho
press. or tho right OF the PEG.
pie pcaccably 10 assemble. and
TO petition the government for
a redress OF grievances"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-14

That Is what tho eonstitu.
ton says. Tho trouble Is that
the men who wrote II failed 20
phrase II properly. They should
have said, ~. Preston Dough.
ton shall mako no law
j. Preston Doughton Is head
OF the VISA section OF tho state,
department and no seems TO
have made law that will not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-14
eczema OVER
FACE AND HANDS
In pimpIes. ltchsd and Burr,tI
Lost Sleep. Cuticura Heal.

About a year ago eczema ~
out all over my face and hsnd, !.
Plmples. II i,ched and burned II,
nights 30 that ! could na st,.
Ny face was terribly dIsfgu.sa. 4
read an advertisement, for crris.,
Soap and ointnen, and sen. p |,
free sample. After ten eeys' uwt,
itching was all gone. !! pcsrtss
moro and In about a month / M
healed" ts!gned) Mlss Err,
Peck. Sweet. Idaho. Febrry n
1928.
Keep your skin clear byrslaxc<
,icura Soap. Oinunen, and Tax
for everyday ioile, purposes. Tc.sI
pimples and itching. II any, Il
Cuticura Ointment. Battle vskt
iicura Soap and no, water. D-yr III
dust lightly with cuiicurs TAXI
fs.yia FRS tr Mo. lsSsess. .oxsrrnte.
tiarisa Dept n. Maids. ~. nans - -,
vhe-e faGp IL, ointzneni e ard -. fsl-xs.
B0 cutieurs Soap shsres ~isks.sz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-14
Henry'S Foresight

forest fire destroyed 100000 worth of timber in
upper Michigan Inspectors, providing thru the snoder
ing ashes found that the fires course was like huge
doughnut What would correspond to the hoe-a ire
mendou of fine forest and-remains untouched by
the fire.
1t develops that Henry Ford owns that inner circle
and that he does not rely the state to prevent fires
but has his force Of guards" The guards were
ready kept the fire out of their land Ford is frequently
credited with industrial marves that really aren't any
thing but common Still it's getting so that COM
mon sense is marvel.
Cleyelander has list been
most people call this free eountryl-Cleyeand Pr
The handicap about opera getting
foreign country.
II not always best to what think proper
the
When your wife read you like book II Il time to
a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-14
a Little Household Hint

How to clean Navajo blanket answered by our fine
Washington bureau with "A modern method is to
use the vacuum cleaner except in extreme cases"
II might do back in Washington, but thruout certain
parts Of the great West there few extreme cases
and the vacuum cleaner would be a teaser.
True, you could them out of a Navajo blanket
with the cleaner but you would have to get them
onto a hard surface and hit 'em with a hammer quick
else they would jump back into their Navajo en-
Wronment.
Never steal 1ew York and was caught lie
won't need for 60 days. $50
years found IN Rome ov ,,o -.
left there by plumber. WV NV
Evidently democracy people The world b,., h
made safe for people ' "'''
Il hard to sell washing because they think ~
married mum '"e'
Where do liars go' as preacher Perhaps where they are o,.n
told 70 CO. ~ 'S are oi'en
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-14

four times daily. Tou will notice dit-
ference IN your sye-comfort az once. You
VIII see better. b abba 70 use your eyes
longer and without discomfort. Aoon you
VII come % rely upon Bon-opto az you
DO upon your tooth brush. ~ something
necessary 20 keep you ~ and 70 pro-
tect you against future discomfort or
serious trouble with your eyes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-14
ONE FOR THE MINISTER

Missionary%-'And do you know
nothing whatever OF reilgionT'
Well. We got n taste
Of It wlsrn tho last missionary was
here. "--Suecew,u Farming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-14
X LETTER From
Nv RIDGE MANN
November IL 1888.

Dear Folks,
" Father aud Sou week" I, hero fact discover Is
Hae~fd think q the time Of tho year ponder
or ttoo ia strpr for rision tho iphole Of tho
Wa'ehine page. and iUhat as relation should b rhcn
loHth Is partner Of Age
" trerc soH-ehieh amid think Of the dad for
whNe ia thnk Of the trials that his efforts
mdkiho phc. And deep MIA ,eouid
Things he Is sfUine 10 do. kHoio q counting
me- 90 grasp them and carry lcm thru
trerc father terii-a fac. equally
ia fhiak OF Tho for spell ard ste for fhn Jlal
ttetn I'd lcdra nc illusions stereihose glorious
visions Of Youth ia share them for declare THAI
dreams ares'i sabstaHee Of TRUTH
" oere father and son-bv eoIyi rrl beth Of the
hfo--Fd nrre for The goal that BY ruiriHg me
cd ard me FOR Youth glorious dream. and
Age has Ne u has led combined, oogderfnI
fer forging and keeping ahcndi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-14
BAD IN HOME, STUDY

Dad. viii you translate this
passage for me?'
II can't. my son. II wouldn't
be right"
How do you know II wouldn't
be until you've triedT'--Judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-14
WHEN OLD MAIDS MEET

"IW never marry" said Miss
rsasay. with emphasis.
Perhaps not. replied Miss
snapp. but you certainly have put
up a gallant fight. Philadelphia
Ledger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-14
Hiram and the Elephant

Introducing Mr.. Ralph Beaver Strassburger Norris
town. Pa All gents desiring to become chief mahout to
the c. 0. P. elephant in 1924 should know Mr. Strass-
burger Mr.. Strassburger is millionaire, and backs
Hiram Johnson.
In striving to become president Of this free and glo
rous democracy it is always customary to be backed by
millionaire party of milonaires Remissness in this
particular disappointment Note the OF Mr.
Bryan and Bob La Toilette, the hated of millionaires
The putting of Mr.. Strassburgers money where it viii
do Hiram the most good will be in the hands Of Mr. Las
kerr late of the u S. shipping board Mr. Lasers rec
ord spender of other peoples money is beyond
proach
Mr.. Strassburger-"an
Mr.. Observation-Disclosures of angel food.
BY the shades of Marcus Aurelius Hanna! It's merely
matter of leading the elephant up TO the trough and
letting him drink, or take plunge bath!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-14
BROTHER |
WEEP FOR

4 Alton ana /
Lucille. calle|
mans cell I'd
deep affected
The two chill
uncle was ~
Both the n
while saying]
girl excIaimiq
viii not let /
say that I d1
shang you.
i When askd
would be q
that he did 4
Dad an oppol
troIogcai Chg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-14

/ DOW

H. Knocked al
lighted froj
me- =. Bartee, }
": a. Bafted
Painfully hua
BADLY bruised
ne father. \
Dexter Hortd
,Bi artee said
'he car which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-14

Down Mexico they sell lottery tickets in
Houston Press
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-14

q by a has escaped
with only n few powder marks.-Spokane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-14

Work 100000 building
Mayor has invited
viii unFei an aspirin iablete-Los Angeles Record.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-14
The Wisest Doctor

Can't Explain Why Most People So Care
lessly Neglect Their Eyes. What Eye
Specialists Have To Say About This
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-14
The Color Scheme of Love

The amateur psychoanalyss of the Chicago Young
Moments Christian association have made public the
suits of their researches in the realm of progressive love-
making. 1t is coorful revelation. Green they say,
girl should not when her steady. prospective
steady drops in of evening because it is mercenary
color Brown is taboo also, because 1t makes no call to
the protective instincts of the male Neither should red
be Worn, it is than likely to make other
wise circumspect young very wild and wooly.
But blue! All, there is the color that will lead him on
in nice way
gaff of scrutiny? The fair young Seattle thing there
mt the typewriter wise in her day and generation says
ii wontno any She adds that the best and only love-
inviting color is the that does violence to the nat
ural artificial complexion of the individual girl
ing it. More than that she says quite positively and de-
cisvely that girls frumps in blue, while to put
red others not only to invite excessive wldness but
Justiflabe homicide. So that's that.
But look further: Those Chicago amateurs have done
nothing else but given their questionable conclusions TO
the general public when il is quite apparent they should
have been whispered to the girls and to the girls alone.
As it IS all the eligible steades onto the game and
know the cards stacked % be dealt from the
bottom of the deck
For instance Harold may drop In on Hortense tonight
and find her all garnshed in blue Hal AT once he knows
he is to be led in nice way and what does he do2
Nothing but seek the air. while Horense turns pink And
Pierre calls Patricia who is aflame in red. Sure he
thinks IT is invitation to be wild and wooly, and he
goes TO it with guso that finally lands him black and
blue in the aromatic gutter And then. Mike visits
Mayme, and his intelligent eye discerns that she is in
green, the mercenary color Deity and with speed he
secures his pethoric purse inside his vest with safety
pin and for dsheartened Mayme, there is nothing doing
beyond that Why, the whole thing is frost. The girls
haven't chance in that game. The Chicago amateurs
have gummed the whole works
cooperative society
construct and operate elevators and TO market grain First thing
well have missionaries darkest Africa" telling
OF Iowa how TO make ends meet.
Charley scwab steel uarnate testified that he wa.
haed for 20 years by woman Can be there blowhos in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-14

The Prince Of Wales become king of Canada
offce-KnoryiIe News.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-14

department reports peanut is duh The
ba month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-14

Charley scwab maEnate
bacmaiied u
Charley Sehwabs armor.plAie?
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SEVERN
/ From

Driving 451
Except for "a
1. !Severyns 4
Severn srl@y 11isa
eatlon. vi sfl
s,sveryns. nd
''s ; family. Il
severyns. \
A. snor at N
Nslla wanJ
trs. seVd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-14

Tho farmers OF North Africa organized cooperative society
and elevators market
wen have missionaries darkest Africa telling
o ends meet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-14

b cery chal
Fabes deq
D. I'D ever 7
irt~uation
lnring com
sspnsented. !
ahs testimony
tsd gwen hi
Proposed hos
SHOUTS TIL
10 M0RTINI
Mortimer. :
kmlied nc ~
lions.
You lie"
ins directly {
IA Generally.
PR. AIortin
penses?" Sd
Forbes.
Never"
Did AIorti
II no; from
But Forbc
permit him Z
d Did MORT
pills in a bad
fel. chicago?
It's absolJ
no CAROUS
FORBES sW
II Without
n drunkenn@
please state
|fQnclsely as :
These parties
"Gen;lemen
tnness on q
'rip TO the T.,
sept Mr.. Mod
ihere was nc
Prong on th&
Asked by
he code VIII
hed was IS
NOred contr}
nons regard
pon, Forbes
i Never hea
!, Ever rec
his code ?"
Never" |
What hay
ner's qualifI
believed yoJ
nde?p
4 I'd IA say Il
/. Did you
Standing, as
tesarding a
IS sin in hospital
Never" /
!. Forbes deu
ner and aid
,vph Cal. VII
nat Presideu
. make Lii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-14

Ceyander has list been sleeping
most people call this free eountry-Ccyeland