davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Kusko times., 1923-04-11

London,-The House of Commons re- convened today.
The Kusko times., 1923-04-11

Long Beach, C&l.-Horace Boise, a contender for the presidential nominal tion at the democratic national conven- tion of 1896, died at his home here to- day. al the age of s.
The Winslow mail., 1923-03-23

ITO Everyone do 1Ce extend the spirit OF this gl0r-
1 ious Easteytide. And, with the time for Sc
lecng your Easter costume at hand ne inUite you
to come and see in ample array the Uery latest
modes developed in accord with Fashions anthen-
tic rulings for Spring Styles.
The Winslow mail., 1923-03-23
Clever Designs IN AC-
CeSSOTleS

The choosing of proper Accessories is often more
of a problem than selecting the larger items OF
dress Here are assortments that will help you
more than any other thing to choose what
you need.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-18
KID KAPLAN KAYOS
FRUSH IN SIXTH SET
Continued From Preceding Page).

first three rounds he would outgame
the English crack, whose courage
when fighting on the losing end has
been doubted. Kaplan proved the
correctness of their conclusion, and
set terrific pace from the outset
which had Frush bewildered. The
blizzard of gloves was too much for
Frush to solve, despite the fact that
Frush has more than held his own
with most of the leading battlers In
his division.
The knockout punch which has
sent many aspirants to the pugilstic
heap was lacking last night as Frush
tried desperately to ward off the ever
coming Kaplan. In fact, after the
third round Frush apparently gave
up the hopeless cause and went into
his shell" during the fourth and
fifth. The best Kaplan could do was
to batter away at all openings and he
managed to pen a bad cut over
Frush'ss left eye just before the bell
in the fifth.
The sixth round, which proved
the undoing of Frush, was hardly
well underway when Kaplan cleo
trified tho crowd by flooring his
opponent with right to the temple.
The end came shortly afterwards.
Kelly jumped into the ring and
carried Frush to his corner, where
Frush's brother wept. Frush's father,
who was also a ringsider, broke down
in the dressing room following the
knockout.
o'clock in the afternoon at 129 IA
pounds each.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-18
TWO HIGH SCHOOL
TEAMS IN ACTION
Track and Tennis Men 10 Com.
pete In New Haven

Two New Britain High sehoo
teams will get IN action tomorFow a
New Haven when the track team
VIII be one Of the so teams entered
IN the Yale Interseholastie track
meet, and the tennis team win opeE
us season against the New Haven
High school IN the first OF the tri-
angular league games for the silver
loving cup offered by George Dyson
of New Britain.
A picked team OF seven men from
the High school track squad will be
sent down TO the meet TO represent
the school,
The following are the men who will
make the trips Captain ouigley.
Naples, o'Brien. LaHar. Kiniry and
pedorian,
ouigley will run the quarter mile;
Naples will run the half mile. o'Brien
will enter the broad and high jumps;
LaIiar will run the eco; Kiniry will
run in the i00-yard dash. and Dedo-
rian will run the mile.
The Red and Gold team Is not ex-
peeted to win the meet. but they are
sure TO make II hot for any other
team whose chances arc supposed to
be better.
The Hill school OF Pennsylvania,
which won the meet last year. is ex-
peeted to carry off the honors again
this year.
There will be 500 athletes entered
In the meet.
The tennis team headed by Cap
tain Austin Vessels. will play the
New Haven Hillhouse High school
team.
The n. 3. II. S. baseball team will
not play tomorrow as 1t was previ-
ously scheduled but will play Mcriden
on Monday after school on the Wal
nut Hill diamond. They will play a
return game the following Saturday.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-18

Boston ...... 600 nnl 01o-2
Detroit Observation-Disclosures 100 0lO 3lx--6
Two base hits Cobb Woodall; sacrifice,
Picinich, cobb, Cutshaw double plays
Mitchell. PittenEer and Burns; Blue unas-
sisted. Kerr and Cutshaw; left on bases
Boston .. Detroit 6; base on balls, off Muir
ray 5. off Piletta 2: hits, of Murray In
: innings. off O'Doul none in / inning: hit
by pitcher. by oDoul CHeilmann); halk
Pillette; losing pitcher. Murray; umpires,
Hildebrand, Rowland and Moriarty; time,
1859.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-18

Brooklyn, May 1S.-After holding
the Cardinals to four hits in six in
nings yesterday, Grimes blew up:
five hits a pass and batter hit civ
Ing the visitors five runs and the vic
tory, by to 3. Grimes forced run
with his pass and the hit batsman.
The score.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-18
'Batted for Koch IN 9th.
New York,

Two base hits. Burns, Roush; three base
hit, Daubert. home runs, Meusel, Roush
Kelly; sacrifices. Snyder, Roush double
plays. Bancroft. Frisch and Kelly .; left on
bases, New York z. Cincinnati 6; bases on
balls. off y. Barnes 2. off ponohue 2, off
Keck l. struck ont. by j. Barnes 4, by
Eeck / hits. off Donohue IN 4 innings
tnone out in 5th): off keck in innings;
losing pitcher, Donohue; umprcs Quigey
and Pfrman; time, 1855.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-18

- l.eAls .s++ss.tsssss+ttss see zee kee-s
/ atehhafA easttsssststsstsr. Atl NtA WIS
! Tive sAts hi, fFslgsai thrss bass hil,
I l'feesFFi bene Fan. tiFHhthi Solsn hess,
Louis s, RFQaklFA Il hass On rails, IN
! Grimes Il siFHck cut, bg nIimes I, hY
/ iiainss Il hits en- crimes : IN 7 innings
~ Decatur meme IN iRhinssi hii BY
pitcher, Ry Grimes fi2aiiamleyl; WinninE
! pitcher, Hainssi losing Pitcher Grimes; RRl-
niTss, Klein aud Nisani time, i'ia
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-18
Giants Is. Reds @.

New York, May 1S.-The New York
Nationals pounded Pitchers Donohue
and Keck of Cincinnati almost at
will here yesterday and easily de-
feated the Reds in the first game of
their series by score OF IS to 6.
Score:
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-18

Rev Aaf2 tstst,st.ss.sss,s ess Afa AAt-i
Tao hass hits Faster sshsnss three Aa.s
HIT Msussii hsms Funs MeAsRus; stolen
bases Msussl, fehinl saeTiAess sshsnE q.
flppi dsuhls plays, nussn, Ward and Pipn,
Gerber and MeAsnpsl Bush, wars and
base, New York 7, o., LNuis a; hsss on
balls on Bush I, m Pnsti j, IN Rsyns 4,
struck cut ~ Bush |, ~ shoe ksr i, ~
haYne q hiis of bush q in Z innings, IN
Jones nans IN : innings en- Shaker q IN
~ inninHf an fFne'' In : s'S inninss
on hasns I In inaingsl winning pitcher
tlsh lasinE pitcher shaeksTi umniTes
Evans and Helnssi time, 1854,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland faSas

Cleveland, O., May ls,-Pitehsr
Fred Heimaeh Of the Athletics starred
in yesterdays 1 10 ? victory over
Cleveland. a victory that allowed the
Athletics 10 move into second place,
1.-The score.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-18
rygers @. BOD Soy 2

Detroit, May iS,--Plllette and MUIR
ray dneled here yesterday IN the first
game OF the Boston-Detroit series,
Murray permitting the smaller num-
her OF hits but allowing the most runs.
Detroit winning, 6 10 .. Score:
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-18
Senators 3. White Soy ?

Chicago, May 1S.-Doubles by
Fisher and Gosin and Evans sacri-
flee in the ninth inning gave Wash
ington the winning run in its to .
victory over Chicago in the first game
of the series. Score.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-18
Yankees q. Browns y

st. Louis, May 1S.--New York
checked Shocker's winning streak of
five straight games and beat st. Louis,
. to 2. The Browns star mounds
man was batted out Of the box in less
than three innings. Score:
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-18
S Pc a king
of Sports

A bachelor ball player knows that
as he sews his suit so shall he rip.
Yesterday was n remarka bic day In
the big leagues In some respects.
Babe Ruth banged out his afth
homer and Bob Meuaol soeked GU,
four hits.
Veteran Dick Rudolph started his
first game OF the year. completed his
FIRST full game in four years, which
! was won In the tenth inning by n
score OF TO 0. Dick has been doing
coaching work for the Braves and his
victory over the Pirates yesterday was
especially pleasing to the fans.
Another thing: The consecutive
biting streaks of both Harry He'll
/ mann and Charley Grimm were
checked yesterday.
Also. the Philadelphia Athletics,
with Heimach in the box. climbed into
second place in the American league
Shocker and Alexander likewise,
came to grief yesterday. The first
named had won FIVE games in a row.
but lost in the sixth. while the latters
record OF not having issued q pass in
30 innings was marred when he
walked three men.
The Giants batters were in good
form and pounded the Reds twirlers
hard, winning Easily 1876.
Owen Carroll. 10 year old Holy
Cross pitching marvel, is reported as
having turned down $4,000 year
contract with Pittsburgh, CAROLS
reply is that he wants to become a
Catholic priest.
In the Eastern circuit Hartford |
walked all over New Haven, winning |
II to / and stepping lightly into first
place.
Babe Adams, Pirate ace, is 10
years old today.
During the 10 years he has been
In baseball he has won more than
1870 games.
Molumphy announces that already
100000 worth of tickets to the
Gibbons fight have been dis
posed of.
Hats off to Kid Kaplan. the Meriden
slugger. His putting away of Danny
Frush was some feat. for the doughty
Dan is quite a kruckle pusher him
self and has stayed with the best Of
them, including Benny Leonard,
Pinky Mitchell and others.
This is but the third time Frush
has ever taken the count. Johnny
Dundee and Johnny Kilhane are the
My others who ever put him to
sleep and the Meriden battler did it
asst night apparently with greater
,ase than either of these two,
BY his work against Frush. Kaplan
as proved himself worthy Of serious
consideration when real boxing
matches are arranged. :
What kaplan ALWAYS has lacked has Il
cen a real punch, but indications are :
hat he now is developing one.
And he'll surely need IL II he goes Z
% against johnny Dundee for there's u
boy that can take something besides II
love tap without blinking.
A homer in the tenth by Danrau Of n
pringfie'd won for his team over Wa =
'rbury, I to yesterday. II
Joseph Bameck, manager of the
[eriden South Ends, issues a chal- Y
nge to any junior baseball team in n
lis city the Boys club being pre- r
rred. Address 80 Cooper street Y
r.. II
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-18
3 3
Brooklyu.

'Batted for Grimes In eth
xBatted for Decatur in 9th.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-18

I Fs.s. : ;. , .,;;.;,,,,,, !:i
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-18

a bachelor ball player knows that
rs he sews his suit, so shall he rim.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-18

Babe Ruth banged out his Nth
homer and Bob Meusol soeked out
four hits.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-18

Yesterday was n remarka bic day In
the big leagues In some respects,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-18

Veteran Dick Rudolph started his
first game OF the year, completed his
FIRST full game in four years which
was won In the tenth inning by a
score OF TO 0. Dick has been doing
coaching work for the Braves and his
victory over the Pirates yesterday was
especially pleasing to the fans.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-18

Another thing: The consecutive
biting streaks of both Harry He'll
mann and Charley Grimm were
checked yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02
WATERS Claim
TENTH VICTIM
Laborer browns in )uwam-
iSh River Sunday

Ten deaths IN five woke was tho
toll OF streams. lakes ah Sound In
King county. when FeJrieo cueel
milo. a. a lahorer. io5 Elmgroye.
ave, wbs drowned suiiay IN the
puwamish river near ~ home.
Ills wife told dspug ooroners
that he left home early the morn.
ing to remove drlftwod from the
river banks Ito oouI not swim.
sho says, his body va found on
the river bank near % cuccinlllo
homo by Mrs julius snon, a neigh
Dor
Two boys were thaWn into the
lake waters near IagolhursI sun,
day when their canoe capsizod. ae.
cording TO reports t1the police OF
pensmore station. 1ioy were res.
cued by men passing IN a launch.
Mrs Florence Umnd. wife u
Police Sergeant Inner INLAND.
529S Thurman ave. rarly drowned
sunday when she wa seized with
cramps Ia Lake uion. near this
finland househont. ielghborn hear
inE her screams rscncd her and
city physicians wht responded "a
an ambulance call. cyivcd her,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02
NOTED SINGER
VETS GUEST

MINNEAPOLIS. July - Thirty
disabled veterans . the world war
Saturday pledged amllitary funeral
10 Nine sehumanrIlelnk. German,
born mother OF thtA. T. r. az her
request.
Tho Same 30 me. AZ the sugEen.
ton OF George T. Leech. world war
colonel. arose az adlnncr and drank
a toast 20 a son otiho famous singer
who died when German u-boat
went down In 1915 -Four other sons
served with the ualted States Ia the
war.
Schumann Helm, here 70 sing az
tho disabled veterans convention.
wcpt a. the toaa was drunk and the
pledge made
James A. McRrlane. Dalton. Ca.
was unanimousr elected national
commander % II disabled vets. VA
liam ] oConnof San Francisco. wa.
named senior vie commander. Rich
ard Walsh. Philadelphia. junior vice
commander. ani H. =, Michael. Gin
ctnnat. second lice commander.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02
ny ERNA GuNTnER

Crane was "a very handsome young
man who could not find tho kind OF
woman no wanted 10 marry lie
Travelled from ono tribe 10 another.
looking az all The girls. and finding
fault with them all. Ito had been
away for many months and when he
came home without a wife his father
was very angry
How can you ever become a great
chief n you have 70 travel all the time
looking Tor wife, don't believe
thNs sou can't find "a wife 10 suit you:
think the girls WON'T have you.
hats why sou always come back
without one
Crane was angry az his fathers
words and decided 90 so that day and
get a wife. He started out from tho
Snoqualmio river ana walked down
10 tho sound on tho beach ho Jaw
"a very beautiful girl. lie went over
TO her and asked her where she
lived.
Il live over on that island"
The said. pointing TO WILDLY Is.
land. but all my people went
over and forgot 10 wait for nae.
Can you lind canoe and take
me honeg"
Crane Was only too happy 70 do
something FOR the girl. 20 he hunted
Tor a canoe lie look her over 20
the island ana when they landed she
ssid' There Is a mat house on the
beach: you may sleep there and To-
morrow we VIII so TO my grand.
mother on tho other shore"
Crane went 90 tho little mat house
and cooked his evening meal He
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02
To Have Perfect Skin
Throughout the Summer

This Is the soason when she who
would have llly-white complexion
lizcd wax. the firm friend OF the
summer girl Nothing SO cffectually
nvercomcE the sniling effects Of sun.
wind. dust and dirt. The wax liter
ally absorba the scorchcd, discolnred.
withered or coaraened scarf skin.
bringing forth brand new skin,
clear. soft and Eirlishly beautiful. II
also unclogs the pores. removing
breathing capacity.
An ounce OF mercoliZcd wax. OBJ
tninhblc at any drug store applied
nightly like coldscream. md washed
off mornings. will gradually improve
even the worst complexion. There's
nothing Nbetter for tan. frccklcs.
blotchcs J. Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02
FIVE INJURED IN
DAYS CRASHES
Boy, S, Seriously Hurt by
18- Year-0Id Driver

Five persons we're Injured one
perhaps fatally. in traffic accidents
involving automobiles. street car
and q freight train. Sunday.
An auto which no failed to hee
knocked down Rodney Miller. Q. AZ
gath ave. y. w and W. 9th 81. sun
day afternoon. injuHnE tho boy about
tho head At tho Norwegian hospi.
tai Rodney Was found 10 be suffer.
ing from a fractured skull which
may be fatal,
The auto was driven By Frederick
Law. "a. Of 1859 W. end Ct, who
aaid the hoy lodged into the street.
making no accident unavoidable.
Mrs. Emma johnson. IS. az ssos
18th ave. &. was pinned under an
auto whom tho machine overturned
mar Arlington In tho Baldwin can.
yon Sunday night. She received
several broken ribs and other inter
nRi injuries She was brought 20
Providence hospital None Of the
other passengers in the car was hur;
Edwin Buck. OF Mount Vernon.
was struck by "a freight train Al spo.
kane A. and Marginal way Sunday.
Buck was picked up by a taxi driver
and rushed to the city hospital. His
injuries. while painful, arc not Beri'
Gus.
Edward o'Connor. 30. railroad con
ductor. who lives az tie strsihmore
apartments. was crossing the street
az Railroad ave and King II. Sunday
and was knocked down By n truck.
His shoulder was badly injured He
was taken 20 Providence hospital
4. l.. Lovejoy. 30. OF Latona. a
teacher at the University OF Wash.
irgtun. was struck By street car
on Enstlakc ave. near Republican
H.. Sunday night He received in
juries 10 the head and hips. Loyejoy
was taken to the city hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02
Trotsky Says u. S.
Is Running Europe

MOSCOW. July 2 Calling for
world revolution OF workmsn aud
peasants. Leo Tro,shy. Russian
minister Of VIZ. in an article IN tho
Pravda. ofneit government nswspa.
per. declares Tho United States II
keeping Euror IN ruins.
~ results the war America II
receiving cytyihing from Europe.
he said Consequently che desires to
keep Europeans Ia ruin. awaiting the
timo OF ccontnie agony whom Ehe
may buy EuUpe ehraplY Victory
Tor any Eurkean revolution would
strongly s,ituinto revolution IN
America. rs ven as all tho world, he
said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02
WANTED: ONE
BRIDAL PAIR

The Kent Eagles arc up n stump
They've offered SIS as a prize for
the first couple TO apply TO their
special committee for the purpose
OF being bound in wedlock before
the giant crowd which VIII assemble
IN Kent for the Fourth OF July cele-
bratIon, but as yet no couple has
applied,
ITS an easy way TO earn Sg5."
said the chairman OF the committee.
I'm fact it's the easiest way TO earn
S2b. or course, If the marie d
couple want n divorce on the spot.
wen try and accommodate them
All prospective matrimonial candi.
dates should communicate with the
Kent Eagles matrimonial bureau.
The $40 viii he awarded at the con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02
browns After He
Saves Two Friends

SAN FRANcIsCo, July AFTER
saving tho lives Of two OF his friends
Ia tho hay here yesterday Lloyd
Anderson. Alameda boy. lost his life
by drowning. His friend, Richard
Moeller was also drowned
Anderson succeeded in rcscuinR his
two companions after n valiant
struggle. but waE 20 weakened BY
hts efforts that he was unable 20
make the ahore tho last time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02
Indian Folk Tales
Crane Couldn't Find Him a Wife
His Father Guyed Him About 1t
Crane Almost Married a Cannibal

thought II wonder whore she went
and where her people liver I think
1 viii try 10 find them Carefully
be followed her tracks along the
beach ana when the tracks turned
into the woods he still followed. Far
ahead ho saw smoke when he came
closer hc saw big house The PEG.
pie inside were making lots Of noise.
he crept 10 tho door and looked In.
Five big women were sitting around
great pot. which was stewing over
the fire.
one woman said. you say you
have "a man IN the lille mat house
on the beach7"
An ugly young woman with
Hnarlsd. straggly hair said Yes. he
brought me over la canoe" Crane
looked In astonishment Was this
the beautiful girl he wanted TO mar.
IS? why. these were cannibal WON.
on. and they were planning 20 eat
him, Should he run away or should
lac stay and KIN them7
llo went back 70 his little house
and thought about H. The next
morning the same beautiful girl came
and asked him 20 take her 10 her
grandmother house. Crane said
Yes. I know where YOU want 10 80,
but Il Is over a very rough Foa. 30
yos must hit In tho canoe with your
eyes closed n YOU zee thc waves
you might get afraid and shake the
boat" Tho Girl baid she would do
what Crane asked
They set out IN the canoe and
Crane began 10 sing:
"When I get out in deep water
! will drown the bad woman"
lie sang This In his own language
and the girl could not undrrstand
the words. She liked The tune.
and said; "Ihn9s u fine song.
Crane"
That's my own song" said
Crane. Il always sing that when I
travel"
Crane took the canoe ou, into the
middle Of the Sound. whore tho water
was very deep Now close your
eyes tight" no said. Here's a big
wave" Then he tipped the canoe
over ana the cannihai woman was
drowned. Crane flew away. saylng.
''A-A-A-."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02
Lady Astor Hits
Banbury in Ribs

LONDON. July :. when Sir Fred.
crick Bsnbury blocked consideration
or Lady Astor's liquor bill BY max.
inR a long speech. she burst into
tcarH
Then. M members Of the house Of
commons roared with laughter. she
rushed at Sir Frederick and punched
him in the ribs. while he grinned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02

ms TO RevelIe's announcement Sat.
urday Hoar will take o,Nr his
duties as soon as his appointment
Is confirmed by Attorney General
Dougherty.
Hoar succeeds c. r. Hughes. as.
sis,aut district attorney who has
been appointed a special assistant to
The attorney Eenerala Office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02
clusIon OF the ceremony.

CiuSion OF the ceremony.
Safety first" says the Eagles.
Kent win be live wire spot on
the Fourth. parades. dancing. base
ball and fireworks being on tap on
the 18th anniversary OF the signing
OF the Declaration OF Independence.
The parade win start at IL n. m.
a 500 prize will be given for the
most artistic auto. Lunch viii fol.
low. a baseball game between Kent
and Auburn for a 500 prize win be
staged in the afternoon. The Seattle
Eagles nine piece brass hand will Of
ficiate at the evening street dance.
Fireworks viii conclude the pro-
gram.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02

Editors Note.-This Is the
slst OF series Of folk tales
oi Puget Sound Indians, ~
written for The Star by Erna
onnihcr Mrs. Leslie Spier,
vito Of the assistant professor
OF arihropology at the state
university. and herself an nm.
thrapolugIsO.
All OF the stories 10 follow
la this series were obtained BY
the writer la her many visits
to Northwest tribes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02
Alki to Celebrate
Opening of Highway

Ald community viii stage IA cclc-
brntion 70 Commemorate the compile.
ton Of tlt newly paved marine
boulevard round the beach on the
wost side q July ,. city and state
officials wi be present OF n banquet
to DO held IN that dat. IN the Conf
munity Hsl preceding tho opening
Of the mrine mardl gras.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02

Mink sometimes thought that
he could bo smart like Coyote.
lie Cries 90 play tricks like those
of Coyote and sec what happens
to him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02
AND SISTER EAINrEn

Just think Somewhere in the
world is tho man 1 am going TO
marry
Dear friend: Yes. how unhappy
tho poor fellow would nc II he only
knew it, Boston Transcript.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02

With Phi. D. degree tucked un.
der her arm. Miss Aug Lanfen Lee,
Columbia university coed. sailed for
her home in China, aboard the Pres,
ident Mckinley Sundny.