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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
Chinese Consul
Court Witness

Testimony Of Coon Dip Chinese
consul at Seattle, was instrumental
in securing the rolease OF Chin
Woon. held for deportation by lmmI.
grafton authorities. The consul de.
scribed Chinese adoption practices,
which formed the deciding point in
the habeas corpus proceeding lnstl
tutcd by Woon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
Story of Seattle
Told in Magazine

Under the title, Pioneers of En-.
pire." the June issue of the Straus
Investors Magazine gives n story OF
the establishment and development OF
Seattle from the erection of the first
white mans cabin to the present day.
The story of the city's remarkable
growth is told concisely. with numer-
Gus Illustrations OF the early days
and the present time.
The cover of the magazine gives n
view of the Seattle waterfront. Bo.
low it, they quote from the story.
Seattle has fulfilled the dream of
its founders. Its wharves and its
mills, its factories and stores and
banks have justified the confidence
and toll and daring of the pioneers"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
Produce Dealers
in New Quarters

The Pacific Fruit & Produce Co,
one of the leading produce dealers
and brokers of Seattle. began moving
Saturday into their new headquar-
ters and produce house at Occidental
ave. and King st. The new building.
which occupies a space 90 by $50
feet, is said to be the most modern
and complete building of the kind in
the Pacific Northwest.
II. b. Mclaughlin, Seattle manager
of the firm. will have his office in
the new building. The old establish.
ment at the corner of Western ave.
and Seneca st. will be maintained.
with NJ. l.. Alland in charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
Sound Development
Seen This Winter

APPROPRIATIONS Tor TIE develop.
rnent Of Puget sound and Washing.
ION districts that failed TO pass at
tho last session Of congress win be
completed at the opening of con.
grcss, In December. Representative
John +. Miller snid In n speech at
the meeting Of the members council
of tho Seattle Chamber Of Commerce
Friday.
Among tho measures Mircr men.
toned were the development Of the
Bremerton navy yard and tho Sand
Point aviation base, the Duwamlsh
waterway and Rainier National
park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
Slice $50 Miles From
Rainier Tour Sunday
Seattle Gateway to Be Opened by Autoists
Who Plan Picnic on Glacier

To celebrate abe opening ~ the
Fcagtic gateway into Mount Rainier
National park hundreds Of Rotor
Its sunday viii so m thru tho nsw
Carbon river entrance and stage
picnic and Publication on Carbon
glacier EBeh motoust viii Dc ask
ed as De goes into. 10 put the final
finish ON "the bad mile" Of road
above Fuirfsx. hitherto almost ina.
paf8blc.
The route viii cut tho park trip
IN half aud make the Tacoma route
unnecessary. The round trip. 10 the
glacier, win be- under 100 mncs. The
present trip 10 the nearest glacier.
NiEquallY is more than double tho
distance.
And Nisqually ISN'T such good
glacier az that.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28

Seattle autoIsis wil meet SUNDAY
at o.. m. ON Union IT, between
SIXTH and Seventh There VIII be-
some extra seats for those who
haven't cara h was suld by " J.
HEMP, " the Seattle sportsmcns
association Ben Moocra. ~ the
MotntaineerB ana Sire. George
Green, of the Women'a Commercial
club win be there with delegations.
Members Of The Cooperative Camp.
ers will Join the party
Richard ~ Gibbs. chairman Of
the sportsmon's road committee, has
been working on the road with a
crew for several days. aided BY sex.
srsl eases N dynamite. contributed
by T. " Doremus. Of the Dupont
Powder company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
Seats on Sale for
Fourth Night Show

Tlcketn for the Fourth OF July
night show. which Is being arranged
for the University OF washington sta.
dlum by Rainler.Noble post No. l.
American Legion. have been placed
on sale at 10 downtown locations by
Harold j. Murphy, in charge OF the
seat sale. Green's cigar store, Frazer.
Patorson's, pursloy's cgnr store,
Piper &'Taft's, WiIcy's cigar store,
Krciicr & Bernbnum's, Joe Dizard's
oil Spring cigar stores, american lie.
gion club, Druxmans and tho Uni
vcrslty Music store have been sup.
Piled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
DEMO CONVENTION
AND PAT HARRISON
FEATURES OF AIR
SATURDAY

Copyright. 1924, by United Press)
WlP, Philadelphia, 500 meters,
w 7:45 p, m, Il, S. T-oreste
Vessela's concert band.
WEAF, New York, 400 meters,
10 p. m, Il. S. T.--Vincent Lopeza
and his orchestra,
WFAA. Dallas, 476 meters, $50
p. m, c, S. 1.-THE Green Choral
club.
kpo, San Francisco, 42s me.
ters, y. M. 7. C. $, Art
Wcidncr's orchestra, KPo trio.
WOR, Newark, io5 meters, $40
y, m. Il. $. Talk by Senator
Pat" HARRISON
In addition, 20 stations are
broadcasting proceedings OF the
democratic national convention di.
rect from Madison Square Gar,
den,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
CYNTHIA WANTS ROSE
JAR DIRECTIONS

would greatly appreciate Il II
any Of my readers would send In
directions for making rose jar.
Thru error my last copy was
mailed out to one Of our readers
before duplicate was made I
have several requests on hand for
rose var directions
CYNTHIA GREY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
Dangers of Alaskan
Trip Are Over-Rated
Pentz Family, in Small Boat, Gets Thru
Danger Spots" Successfully

This i another Of n series Of
stories relating the adventures
Of the PeniS family. sailing To
shagway, Alaska. In nm open
l6'foot boat from Seattle. The
trip Is being made 10 demon.
siraie The fact that wonderful
tourist opportunities for similar
trips cNisi and that II l. com.
nAraIlNrly Nhfe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28

and British Columbia campaigns.
These displays were n part Of the
general exhibit Of the Seattle IA club
az Fresno and tho cup which was
won, was formally presented 10 Bots.
ford. Constantine company, who pre-.
pared both campaigns. at tho last
regular meeting Of the M club
Miss Hazel Britton Is secretary Of
the clu''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28

ton from Hawaii,
oregon and Cali.
fornia
AT the recent
Pacific Coast Ad.
,ertisins conven.
lion held in FIRES.
no, the first prize
for best plans Of
community ndver.
Using was award
I'd TO the Joint OK.
hibits Of the Sent.
Tie Chamber Of
Commerce and Of
IT, h--A n---i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
Here Is a Nice
Cnt for SOMEONE

am leaving town and cannot
take my cat with me. so am appeal
mig 20 YOU for help in finding him a
homo. lie is part Persian. Of good
habits and very quiet He is not
used 20 children 50 I'D rather give
him to someone who has no little
ones.
MRS. c. r. WOOD. Phone $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
~ Applicants to
Gain Bar Standing

Fortynine applicants to the state
par successfully passed their examl.
nations and were admitted by the
slate supreme court at Olympia
friday. Tho class is the largest
N the history Of the state. sixty.
I'VE took the examination. Chief
1uatice John r. Main and Justice
Kenneth Mcintosh addressed Tie
group. Howard N. FindIay chair.
man Of the state board Of bar eS.
alnlncrs, was roappointed for new
term Of thrce Year,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
BURN MORTGAGE

The First Norwegian Lutheran
church, Bore nand Virginia, will, on
Tuesday evening. July ], celebrate
INC burning OF the mortgage on the
thurch. Borcn and Virginia. VIII. on
nnnor VIII be served 70 members and
'rends followed by program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
DANISH METHODIST

firsi Norwegihn'Dhnish VI. l..
Church-Boren ave. and Stewart -.
br. J. o. Hall. pastor 10 a. m.
sunday school: n a. m. sermon:
$50 =. m. Epworth league. $50 ..
m, friendship supper; 730. evening
service. On Tuesday evening. July
]. AZ s. tho Epworth league viii hold
n special meeting, Mr. o. a. wig
GIN viii speak. Music and refresh.
mrnts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
LUTHERAN
Lutheran

Columbia Bethlehem Lutheran
churchill. Mau. pastor: 3eth and
Angelina SITS. 10 a. m. Sunday school:
II n. M, service. God in Our Daily
Lives"
81. Johns Church Lutheran Mis-
sion--.sth and T., Spruce st; Alfred
G. sorcnson. pastor II "A. M. service
In Danish.
Bethany Lutheran church Fair
view ave. and John 81. Young PEG.
pies convention. 1890 a. m. sermon
by the ri. Rev. r. w Eriksen: p.
m. address, The Christian Philoso.
ply of Life" by Prof. W. f. Smith.
OF Spokane; p, m, concert by com.
hiued choirr.
81. Johns Danish Lutheran mis-
sion--Rev. Isaacson. II n. M, Dan.
ish service.
Hope Lutheran church -42nd ave.
S. w. and Oregon: Oscar Horsmeyer.
pastor. II a. m, special dedication
service, fifth anniversary: p. m,
same.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
NARROWs EASY,
1T TURNS OUT

Just as we were climbing UP, n
steamer came thru from tho north.
one Of the Admiral line boats. buck.
Ing tho titse. That was something
we had thought the steamers always
had TO wait for slack water. We
climbed on up 10 where we could
get good view of the Narrows, and
one look was enough--we immedl.
ately decided that II was a waste of
time and good ebb tide 20 wait for
slack water. There was uT'e n bit
OF white water In the vicinity Of
Ripple rock, but on either side the
water looked no worse. and not as
bad, as some we mad already been
thru. So back we went. and In n
short time were under way.
There Is nothing to tell about tho
run thru the Narrows there was
nothing to IT, We simply went
thru, and found time TO take n
couple Of shots at an eagle on the
way. But once thru the short pass.
age that Is called the Narrows. we
ran into an entirely different propo.
sition.
We then emerged into the south.
ern end OF Johnson straits ran
slap into the face of north wind,
Now. the popularity of Johnson
straits Is that when an obi tide Is
running to the northwarl and the
prevailing wind IL blowing free from
the northwnrd, the two come to.
gcther and the result Is u short,
nasty chop wave, aud the waves
seem TO run in all directions. This
Is what we ran into, and II was i'm.
wodiately evident thu, W. were IN
for some wet going. We had
planned on making Rock buy that
night. but 1t began TO look like we
would be lucky TO make shelter any
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
METHODIST PROTESTANT
First Methodist Protestant Church

10th ave. n. and Il. John 81. Rev.
George w. Beck: $40 p. m. patriotic
rally Boy Scouts OF Troop ). musi.
cal program: address, "A Nations
Calling" by Hon. Carl e. croson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
Seattle Wins
Tourist Test
and Gets Cup

Honors for first place among tour.
list advertising campaigns Of the Pa
clfIc coast have been carried north to
Semitic in the face Of keen competi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28

The last English king to com.
mand soldiers In action was George
~. who directed the Charge % the
SUFFOLK regiment Mt DettIngcn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
Dry Raids Made
on Two Villages

Ten search warrants Issued
against residents OF the towns of
kangley and selleck sent n detail
OF deputy sheriffs swooplng down
on the villages Friday.
The 10 places were entered and
ransackcd from cellar TO CARROT,
but in only one was liquor fond.
Frank DUPONT was arrested in the
pool hall OF w. NJ McLean's at
kangley when four bottles OF noon
ahine were found In his place.
-.-.------4-a---.-.-4-----.
Hungarian women we're given the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
CAMP rs MADE ON
TUuRLOW ISLANDS

However, not having boon told
ANYTHING about tho difficulties OF
JchnBon straits, We decided TO Keep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
PRESBYTERIAN

Ballard Presbyterian Church, Mar
ket and 18th ave. n. w. Rev. Honor
L. Wilhelm. pastor. 500 p. m, mu.
steal program by choir
University Presbyterian Church
18th ave. n. Z. and Il. 4Tth 81. Rev.
II. $. Tompleton, pastor. ll:oo a. M,
Christian Polemics": 500 p. m. The
Amazing Bondage OF Free Men,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
What Is a
Grass WidOr2

Dear Miss Grey; Is a grass widow
a woman who Is divorced or ono who
Is not living with her husbandy W..
The word means either woman
who Is divorced or temporarily sep
arated from her husband. or aban.
doned by her husband.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
BANDS ON BILL
Four Sunday Concerts Will
Be Offered SeattleiteS

Seattle can have IT, choice OF four
band concerts sunday wagner's
band viii play al AK bathing beach
a, $50 T.. IA, and again az cuwcn
park NJ ESQ D. m. Adams band Will
play nt Magnolia park a. 2.50 y. m.
and AZ Woodland park AZ C.20 y. m
The programs Of the four concerts
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StttHtH
Anniversary
Dear Miss Grey: What is tho sew.
enth wedding anniversary Please
tell us how TO decorate for Il.
SYLVIA Y.
The WOODEN wedding. A. a deoora-
tive material WOODEN is not effective.
but invitations might be outlined in
crewels on perforated cardboard.
Arrange cobweb game, using col
ored yarn instead Of string. and seat
tering the fortunes or favors all over
the house. Provide knitting mate
rials and have the guests enter n
contest. giving prizes for the best
and worst piece Of work done in Is
minutes.
Use "BoPeep" and flock OF toy
sheep for table decorations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
sLKI nArnnNG REACH
WOODLAND rAHk
ESQ y. IN.


ESQ p. IN.
Overture Merry Wives Of windsor
.sttr...sa.sss sssf..as4ss Niepiai
Grand FANTASIA for Trumpst--'-Ths
NJ. L. ) inpsia
chnrartcfistir-'' DanHs Esstica" 49,.
sts.,.t.,,....,s +..s..... Mascarui
EFeerutn from singing glri". Herbert
Guattct from "itlEolrtto .s.s Verdi
Prologue to Pasliaeei" .... LeoneavAiio
ballet Egyptian" ..t.s,........ LuiEini
AiisErsttu non Troppo
AiloEretto
AHdHnis sos,cHufo
Andansc Expressive
Morresa tdFiliC--ssr.usds f.soneavallo
Fantasia ny Old Kentucky Home
tss-t-ss.sat,sstt -s4ts..ss.sss haibsy
March Espa Enolr Los nandsriiier0u
ss.t.s-. s..t.s.s..sss+ts. N0lpHttl
CowES Park
$3.50 y. m.
March Song % Australia" ...... .InhEow
tsy rrt urra-t'I uhri" ..4......a won Weber
HAsstiaua Patrol kilausa stewart
Selection" CavRiigrih RustieanA"
tstss--.s t.t.r-|.. se ts.s+tsss hsscaEnl
pansr EtpsEnele- 70 iovisno" t.Acome
"Reminiscences % Verdi ..4..s Godfrey
HaimAlks The Punsta Malden"
Oriental Dance DatdAnsilA" Bernard
star spangiSd Hammer
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BAPTIST

Elm Swedish Baptist C;mIc chm.
d6th st, and Sunnyslde ave Rev,
Magnus Johnson, pastor. II a. M.
sermon in Swedish by the pastor.
1880 y. M, sermon In English by tho
pastor,
! Dumap Baptist Church--P, A..
Klein, pastor II a, M, "Thc Work
OF Satan in tho church.; II, M.
"The Work Of Satan in the World"
Queen Anne Baptist Chnurcl,--lG
w. Howe st. Rov, II, 7. Richard.
son. pastor, 9A5 H. M. SUNDAY
school; II u, M. THE Sure t'ounda.
ton; p, m, young People; s %.
M. lis Christianity 10y Killer"
First Baptist Church--Amlrose NJ.
Bailey u, D., o,A6 n. IN. sunday
school; morning sermon. "'rhc Atone.
mcnt'; Gas ~ m, II, Y, r., two
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
MISCELLANEOUS


Whitman Memorial Federated
church-N. 42nd st. and Ashworth
ave; Rowland Edwards. ID. D., minis.
ter. IL n. m, Temptation p. m,
address by the pastor.
University Christian Spiritualist
church-4b5o 18th ave. n. E.: pastor,
DIR. Geo. r. Grant. 7;45 p. m. econ.
fucianlsm"; message service. p. m.
Tuesday, "Wednesday and Friday cir.
Gle, p, m.
Church of Spiritual Science-A, O..
U. w temple, 9th ave; Rev. I.oe El.
more, pastor. 3 p. m. The Hour
and Its Message; 4;3o p. m. "The
Fall of Man"
The Oriental philosopher and mys.
tic, G., Jinnrajadasn, will present the
first of series of three public lee.
lures Sunday July 9Th. Mt p. M.
Masonic hall, Arcade Bldg. DR.. Jina.
rnjasa Is an associate of Dr. Annie
Besant in her work for hoem rule in
India: graduate OF Cambridge univer.
sity
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Hungarian women were given the
In 1918 and later lost It..
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MAGNOLIA rAHk

MAGNOLIA rAKk
$3.50 y. ~.
Overture. Der Tambour der 1aFdss Tit
Whltfss les Gaiondriuas' DO. NsiysFds
Duo Tor elArinsis-'-rNo Little Huil-
finrhen' st.stfts+tfft5 .sass.s Killing
Msusra uriAnd and Hecehih.
Buits EanaEneis Don ouisetrTs
s.ss...s...,s....t.t. Hsfranss
40 4 spanish NillsEs.
80 kauChu Parma.
90 DuicinsA
90 Don guit6tr.
Fantasin Creme do Ia Creme TobAni
- Dream Picture Uncle Toms
Cabin rrsasrts. .stts.s.s.a -s.ss lAmpe
Selection from The rise % Hnsis
1GtndT" s.s4s4ts-s..tsf .st+9. rohAu
''Narcia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." s..... Cese
ALkI BATHING REACH
siao y. m.
Msrrh tAndoH hipporsoms" Fiathsfs
Overture 49, Norma" .t.ss.s.s4tss.H siliut
Selection Tbs Magic Melody HumbsfK
"nuasiau Fantasia" t...f...ss.s rphanI
Mexican Waits 'Youihtsi FAneirs,
aHsa.r. s.s.af aa .taa.ss Afnll fifo
scenes from The tdai's Bye Herbert
Hsmprrsqus on -rurksf in th- Htraw
s.s...st .s...s.,.,..... Bsiistedt
"A seylliian Festival ...s.....,, TavAa
Hsisetiou-"isek p'tAntsrn'' ..t... caryil
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Fremont Baptist church-todd Eel.

lows hall at FREMONT: Rev Ebert
II. Hicks. pastor: a.f5 q. M, Sunday
school. Morning and evening ser.
vices al usual hours.
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TheT angle
LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES
COTT TO mis- JOSEPH
GRAVES IIAMlI.TuN

t"A".hAH HA'" AANHAh.
1 am HvfuIly worried over what
sou have written me about father
m you think BE- win case his mind
any I win rs and persuade Jack Co
nsnd Mr Athruon back 90 him fgr
while
Purr old dad he ought 10 have
every b.t o. aouT and responsibility
taken OF Dis shoulders now
I could mot help smiling. mother
dear. that Alice intended Go have
such O big wedding DO sou re-
member that morning when che
came iu and bawisd me out be-
cause I was going 90 have large
wcid.nKF Said hrr idea was 10 SO
90 the oity ham and have the mayor
DO H.
She told the when j was 10 Nsw
York that shc didn't want 60 AFo iu
this country after she had married
KAN. but. mother 1 wouldn't NorrS
about that very much I think Wo
are apt 90 put 500 much stress upon
having our relatives about az ana
most u us are happier n wo only
live In the same city with our own
immediate family
know that I would be very uur
happy II had TO put up with Alice
continually. and I ana rather glad
that she b. not coming 90 my cele
bmtign She ~ absolutely Impossible
whom she gets on her grand airs
That was awful sweet OF dad 20
send me a thousand dollar check.
ann putting Il with some other
money that has come 10 me lately
as windfall and n Jack will only
lcl me I would like 10 put u IN a
going business that ! think I can
obtain soon lie % 20 old fashioned
tho. that am almost sure he viii
not let me DO this. lilo pretty near
hit the ceiling when he found that
I had bohbcd my hair. n IN very
becoming 60 me. mother dear. and
I am sure you viii be pleased with
lit.
I wish you could keep me posted
very often on dads health Dear
old dad You must not IL, Alice
worry him too much: neither must
you let her worry Karl moro than
Is absolutely necessary. Poor old
dear. ! am afraid no II going 10 get
a bad deal.
I wish you could see little Jack.
when l arrived home. mother dear.
no knew me lie h beginning 90
take few steps and. aitho hs il
quite backward IN talking. be says
Mama" Papa" and Mama
Mamma being. you know. bin Grand.
mother Prescott,
You would smile II you should see
how Jacks mother babies tina; child.
when l got homo found that she
had almost ruined his disposition.
Why ha wouldn't so 20 sleep unless
someone rocked him. IL took me
three nights 60 ret him over that
ono and fully expected 90 be put
out Of tho apartment house. for no
yelled 50. but now he goes 10 sleep
like tho lamb no II.
I wish you were going 90 be here
20 our party. II is going 20 be Just
lovely. think. and arg very riad.
for this win really be my debut into
tho society 81 Jacks home town.
You know ! had that accident soon
latter my apartment wns fixed and
since I have been 30 taken up with
little Jack that have let Socloty go
by tho board LESLIE.
tCopyfiEht. 1880. \, y. A Service. Inc }
TOMORROW-I.nng distance ieie-
phone from Paula Perier TO John
Alden Prescott.
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ChesEAND~OF
FORGOTTEN MEN
.--,s4sSSZsM By edison ALalShau
S&[TS released by NEA Serves Irs
oNNe%& - cop,TSat 1923 BY Little Blown Co

you. Go ahead. Dorothy, n sou like
M you want 10 be "a huntsman bold,
I don't zee why you shouldn't
Then would sou mind lending
Mrs NcvhaI your pistols Pete
asked "shc might want 10 take
shot at "a ptafmiran. ana lhis bear
gun 90 mine wouldn't leave much
bird"
lie spoke quietly, casually but
Dorothy did not mlsunderaiand- AZ
the same instant she realised that
this tall. rugged man ~ The opens
possessed those certain good man.
ners. that unobtrusiyc consideration
Tor others. that l. the ideal OF good
brccdlng. lie made this request not
10 furnish Dorothy an arm With
which 10 shoot ptramlgan. Both she
aud Ivan understood this In an IN
slant. lie wanted 10 save her any
uneas.ness when uho was alone with
him In the wilds. simply 20 give her
a deadly weapon with which hhc
could protect. In digest need. her own
Integrity.
The two started away very hap.
PLY together Pcte's blue eyes danced,
tho girl was flushed and cascr. bent
on adventure. He took her up the
low hin they had Climbed the pre-.
vlous day. then down into the alder
grown valley beyond.
Almost at once they began 20 sec
the wild life that redeema even such
barren. desolate lands az this. Ptar
mlgnn flushed up. and instantly
Dorothy recognized them a. the most
graceful creatures she had ever seen
on wings.
Would you like 20 try crack nj
emf" Pete asked. They'd so mighty
well FOR lunch"
But Dorothy had no killing In
stlnct. and she shook her head
They're too pretty. or course wei
get some II NC can't find any bio
game"
lie led her thru n break In th'
aiders: and here they both halted e
watch hugo snowshoe hare. II
was a droll thing TO sec this creature
stand cree, in tho grass In an etfor'
10 sec plainly out Of his weak eye'
and 20 distinguish the nature o.
these tall, strange forms such as h
had never laid eyes on before, III
walked hack and forth on his hinS
legs. stretched 20 his FUN height
Then. remembering safcty first
even at the expense % his inordinat'
curiosity. he sped away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-22
Mister Voodchuek stopped n front Of the tH house

one OF the most interesting places
IN Happy Go Lucky Park. where
Nancy and Nick were helping
Mister zip. tho aigman. was the
fun house
You went IN by crawling thru a
barrel ana when you got In tho
middle OF a.. Il began 20 spin around
like a hoop, upsetting you and roll
inE you over and oycr like a dice
In a dice box
when finally you got inside there
was a sign which said THE Puzzle
Patch" II looked as easy as pic
when you went In. but Il wasn't
10 easy. as the ny found out when
be got caught IN the apidsr.web.
For tho passages twisted and
turned this way and that and you
always met yourself coming hack.
You were lucky n you got out In
half an hour.
And then there we're the funny
mirrors that made sou Tat or made
you lean or made you lumpy or
bowleEgcd or even turned you up
side down.
Now Fat. digniticd Mn. Wood,
chuck said that never. never never
would sha so 10 Happy Go Lucky
Park again after Nick took her pic.
,uro and got Mrs. Bunnys cars Ia
Il by mistake.
hut one day Mister woodchuck
and tho children coaSed and coarod
her until she said finally. "All tight.
I'll 30 then. But remcmber-uo
nonsense"
Mister woodchuck stopped IN
front OF tho fun house. This looks
pretty good. Let's go IN" no said,
Looks silly" said Mrs Wood
chuck In a resigned voice. But I'm