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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-15
On Belon ging to a Party

ND YOU ever stop to think what it to belong
IL to party?
If you have a horse or a dog or an automobile that
is yours YOU know belongs 20 you IL belongs 20 YOU
because it is yours.
Well that's Just what il means when you admit that
you belong to a party-we're speaking of political
parties, for this is presidential year and can't get
entirely away from politics.
Men used to say they were democrats or republicans,
and that they belonged to the democratic republican
wouldn't vote for their best friends he happened to be
running the ticket Of the other party.
Most newspapers party organs 1t was their
tom to plead with their readers to vote the ticket straight
to put under the eagle rooster, the
might be, and "let 'er go at that.
Partisanship deep that man who scratched his
ticket regarded traitor to his party-f he got
caught at such devilment.
Times have changed, fortunately. Many voters no
longer think they belong party in the that dog
cat belongs to its owner Some of them have actually
to think that they belong to themselves and have
perfect right under the constitution and statutes to vote
as they please.
And some have come to think that it is better to belong
to themselves to be free, untrammeed souls politically
and instead of belonging to party to be free to look
them all have all that's worth having in all parties
belong to them and to take what to them best.
They have come to understand that belonging to party
and voting the party ticket bndy makes them servants
of party slaves of the bosses who control the party
and hand-pick its candidates.
We know of a who addressed meeting at a
church night. The minister asked him what church
he belonged to- He replied that he didn't belong to any;
that there much good all of them that he feared
If he belonged to but Of them he might miss all the
good in all the rest Of them.
The who himself and belongs to no party is
free to take his pick of the best that is offered And
it's rather comfortable feeling to yourself politically,
tho you be less of a slave otherwise
Of course Their is some compensation in belonging You
don't have to do your thinking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-15

order gave way 10 tho new.
Within our own day. Nir. Box
points out. wo have seen k.nEs
and thrones tottor. fail and dis.
appear. and political democracy
became dominant In our western
civilization.
with the advent u democracy
and civil liberties. however
came. he states. the dynasty Of
Money. Money Kings" or. in
popular terms big business, ~.
cured control Of tho new dcmoc.
racles. Politics became one Of
It's departments. government nm
auxiliary function. And these
conditions were accepted and rem.
dercd homage by the people. Tho
acquisition OF wealth was looked
upon as the final goal OF human
happiness and power. The lead.
ers In industry. commerce and ii.
nance were allowed 10 rule.
There was no thought that there
could be n change. or even OF a
need for n change.
But then camo the inevitable
doubt. The rule Of Money kings.
II was found. did not result in
the extension Of human welfare
and happiness in the way which
had been anticipated. Their
power was questioned. Their
control was attacked. Something
less materialistic became upper.
most in the minds OF men. Tho
people wished 10 rule themselves
according TO broader terms Of
human welfare, both politically
and economically. And so the
Money Kings" in turn began
TO totter. They are now being
shorn OF their authority and a
new order is being evolved.
No better explanation OF the
present political, social, and bust.
ness situation is possible. Mr.
Box has penetrated TO the heart
Of existing tendencies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-15
Ewes That See Not

THE OTHER day We went with a hiking party that
L climbed to high point on Rainier, commanding
view of several ranges of mountains and less than half
q dozen picturesque lakes.
In the party young girl Of high school age who
insisted carrying with her light novel, she could
read whenever the party stopped TO rest
She had with her parents from quite distance
for a vacation on the mountain. What she seeing?
The excitement of a love story.
She Just drfted with the crowd The wonderful
tain air the rugged scenery the play of eoors the
lakes and the ranges of mountains, tine graceful fir
pine and hemock trees the fitting birds the chpmunks
and squirrels the mountain flowers and bemieSal this
active expression of real life meant nothing 10 her. only
in a passing way. She had beautiful eyes, but
they not
Here was an opportunity to study the formations of
the earth the chemistry Of nature. the tragedies and
caacysms of nature the gotsm and atrusm Of nature
but she preferred the tragedy and egotsm Of an inn
possible situation in a novel,
What is wrong with educational system
home education that will make young, healthy girl get
a greater thrill out of novel which she read at
home any day than she will get from hike in natures
paradise scenery filled with intense expressions Of life
at every turn?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-15
"BOBBED' GIRL FOR EIS DANCING KAN ] .E11!
Who DO Women Want for President?
Here's La FoLette'S Side in Debate

senate We ind him ccnrirtrufiy
on the side o. every great wrl-
fare measure and against every
oner0alhmlnt upon tho rights n
the American people. IA Pol
Ieus has. since the early days
" DTS career. Eensed the dnff
toward monopoly and special
privilege and has confidently
and with 400 the CnerEy % Dts
dlfpoEal fought against a.
We women. as cnfTanclised
citizens. have a tremendous re-
sponubillty. DO not lei us hhlrk
b. we have had sEe-l0ng re
perience as Administrations o. the
home. For the first time W
have chance 20 make uas N
our ability on n national sCaic
We have become fuil-nedgCd
members u our national h0uze-
hold. and We can no longer
blame acknowledgement on man
alone. We have an equal share
IN the responsibility an equal
nay. greater duty 70 perform
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-15


Q why do some soaps float while
others sink
A. The soaps that float arc those
IN which air has been dissolrcd dur
ing tho manufacturing process.
O How many rounds did the
Dempsey Willard fight go how
many times was Willard knocked
down.
4. The f0ht lasted three rounds.
willard being knocked dolen scucH
tines.
Q. who was tho actress who
played the "napper" role IN the
photoplay. BLACK Oxsn?"
4. Clara Boie.
O. what states, " any. grant tax
exemptions 10 widows of men who
fought I'm tho civil war;
A. Connecticut. 5000; Indiana.
1900: Tora. $500: Michigan. $1,000 !:
Neg Hampshire. 1900. oregon.
1900 Rhode Island. $1,000; Wvom-
ing. 1900
O. What Is the proper way 10 cat
corn on the cob3
A. It should be eaten as daiHiilD
as possible. holding the cob at both
ends icith ne fingers. Sometimes
thoughtful ho5issscs ard up-to-dnie
restaurants and hotels provide small
proH1ed corn forks tehich are stuck
into The ends Of the cob and held
,ciih the fingers
@ n n true that owls cannot sec
in the daylight; why not2
4 There are, about goo species NJ
otrls and al Of them can see IN
ne daylight and most nj them can
sec perfectly In daylight.
Q. Is the human hair hollow and
filled with air2
T. Not egdcHV. but there Is a
shaft IN me hair tlied ieith loose.
DIN tissues Nth large intcrceHuinr
spaces which ore fiticd Nth air.
Q. How were the symbols OF the
various chemical elements selected?
A. They arc. IN some instances.
The first letter Of the common name
Of The clement thus o Is The sDni-
Dol Of orDpcn n Of hydrogen. " Of
nitrogen. But since scrcrai clements
hare The same initial. The symbols
Of some elements contain tuo ict-
tcrs. thus q represents carbon.
,chiic he symbol for calcium Is ca,
Of chlorine. CT: ot chromium, Cr.
and OF copper. en- The symbols NJ
screraf elements. especially me met
ak so long kHopH. are dcrircd from
their Latin names.
Q. what l. the nationality and
race ~ FirrS?
a. Luis Angel Firpo uns born MI
JuHin proriucc. BucBos Aires. Ar
ocHtinc. Ills father Is italian and
his mother Spanish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-15
What Folks
Are Saying

REV. DIR. BERNARD IDDISGg
BELL. president S. Stephens Col.
lego. Many women have ceased ts
be ladies' and have not set learned
how 10 be gentlemen.
JUDGE RAYMOND McSEILLE
o. Philadelphia: Justice costs too
much for the poor man. am going
% mako II free"
DIR. HENRY VAN DYKE. author
and preacher: rs not the writer 4
laborcr among words and ideas ~
much an the man who swings an az
or lays brick Is also a laborcrg"
HARRY J. DUNLAP. super. crlmi.
nal, sentenced 20 ~ years In Folsom
prison. California: They must think
/ am some kind Of a human cat"
RAMSAY Mcdonald. prime
minister. England. II We cannot
devise a system Of arbitration. do
not let as fool ourselves that we are
going 70 have peace"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-15
Uncle Sam to Check Up
Traffic LAM ViOlatOrS

other property and whether
they carry insurance on their
machines
Another linz OF questions will
ask how much driving txper.
lsnco The yiolAtof has had.
whether he drives his own ma.
chine and whether u was
bought new or second hand. 10.
Esthcr with lts age. The re-.
port viii also show II the motor.
ist IL professional chauffeur
or a private driver
Records Of previous Accl.
dents viii be Inquired into. 90
ascertain II he IL a reckless
driver.
The conference will attempt
90 hnnlyEs the reports and draw
thorcfrom definite recommend.
tons for remedial measures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-15

WAsHNoToN. sept IL
check up ON the trpfnc law
yiolator
Tho national conference on
street and highway safety.
working under the direction Of
Secretary o. Commerce Hoover.
has sent out uurstionnaifcs 70
several hundred communities In
an effort 10 get statistics that
viii serve a. a guide toward re-
dueilon of auto accidents
In most cases. police depart
msnta Will gather the informh.
tlun
Tho reports will show the
age. color. sen and business Of
yiolBtoru. whether they can
read Traffic signs IN English.
whether they own real estate or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-15
War Explosives
to Build Roads
stars Mnshlnston nurenu.
IWA NANN NaRAs Ha...


WAsHINGToN, Sept. i5,-
w The T. N. T. and "pyro.
toll powerful explosive, OF which
we had 1OO,oOO,OoO extra pounds
on hand when the war ended.
Is being used in peace times TO
build roads and clear lands for
farming. According TO the de.
partment OF interior. these peace.
full purposes in 1929 used UP
$4,000 pounds OF sodatol and
1851 $50 pounds OF picric acid.
The explosives. in fact. are
given free to states which want
them for highway construction
or 20 give 10 settlers who are
trying TO clear cutover land for
farming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-15
; Questions ;
. AnSWered &.

Q what 1, The difference between
cocoa and chocolatr7
A Cocoa Is eaeao ribs. deprived
Of q portion Of ifs faf aHd finely
pHiCcrisrd ~ contains percentages
Of osb. crude tbcr aaa STARCH
Chocolate q The soiid or pias'ir
mass obiaiaed ~ grinding eacao
Bibs tsifhout ne rcmoral Of faf Or
other contiiiueHfs. rrcep' me germ
10 Is made from tbs groaHd Hibs.
taken direct from the griHdiag mll
aad mircd 10Th sugar Or other nd
frridis az desired. aud ihrn placed
IN m0i9S ,rhrrg % coolt and herdsHs
Q. What arc the annual Imports
Of iron and steel into the e. 81
4. IN 1895. 5il5il gross tons Of
iron and steel trcfr son ported in
me first SIR Honths ~ 1894. go $50
gross honA
@ what are the most popular
books written by Alice Hogan Rice
A. Mrs Wigs of the cabbage
Patch" and "LOFrly Mary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-15
"MOney Gods" Passing
BY JET LAUCK

TUE current number Of tho
l. Worlds Work" contains an
article by Edward w Box. en-.
Titled Money our kinE Bual.
ncas our God"
Air. BOX shows that up 10 re.
cent years tho world has been
successfully ruled by tho Mon.
nsterlcs. tho Church and Mon.
arch:cs. During each Of these
periods. tho mass Of people. who
were slaves. subjects or depend.
cnta. did not for a time even In.
terrain a thought that the exist.
Ing order could or would bs
superseded
But, after n while. in each
case. came questioning. revolt
and changes. Inevitably tho old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-15
Wear and Tear

THE mayors in an argument with Seattle radio
dealer over installation of broadcastng set in the
mayors home before election.
The mayor tells EN-, the radio folks say that he
thought it was campaign contribution and says they're
welcome to take ii back.
The radio folks say they won't do that because Of the
and tear the equipment.
We don't know blame EN- much Any machine
that's gone thru of Docs campaigns would naturally
be so worn and torn that it might we'll be laid on
the shelf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-15

You can set an answer to any
Il question OF fnct or informa-
ton BY writing The Question
Editor. I1gs New York ave.
Washington. b. G.. and enclosing
two cents In Iooss stamps for 70
ply. No medical. legal or marital
advice. Personal replies. conf
! dentiaL All letters mus, Be
| hEned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-15
NOTICE THAT THE PRINCE DIDN'T SELECT A "BOBBED

EDITIONS N0TEI This t. the
sgrand arEnmVut la the thEss-Ser-
nrrsd debate ON prrsidsntiul rnndi-
datFs b. the nnmrn leaders uf the
three parties. Today u ~ hrs.
Clean o.. Plumb shaupioninE La
Taiistts. The concluding article.
b. Mrs Avis q. HTTt. republican,
appears tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-15
Healthy?

COTTON, wheat oats, and have dropped from the
~ high points Of month ago. healthy reaction"
says Wall Street. Nothing alarming, say the financial
writer's and doubtless due to operations of professional
spectators.
Oh, surel The income of about 40 million American
agricultursts dependent upon the gamblers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-15
A Thought

lie who loveth God loveth his
brother also.-I. John, iv.;ei.
T'HE religion of humanity ls Iowa
l. -Mazzlnl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-15

% his credit. fundamental laws
in successful operation, than
any living Statesman.
ln face N the powerful steam
roller Of his oNn party, he sue
cerdsd Do blocking much vicious
legislation and forcing The ac-
csptance and turning into law
~ n the n great measures be
lad presented us minority plat
forms 20 republican national
conventions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-15

DRAGGED and and at the feet vacation
- again You're nearing home rs street You
hustle to there. then
Why surely this isn't the place where live quite
really blame
The wifi,
While
n
and
30 the There's milk stacked galore The
nrikman not told TO stop.
Thus vacations geng Alas and
alack And yet all this clutter readily spurnd for
Copyright 1920 FOR The staD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-15

LIS voting record on ell
IL measures of particular Inc
tercrt 70 women should rally all
thinking women 20 hin support
AH governor Or Wisconsin. more
thnn 20 years ago. be gave the
state ~ first women members
on boards controlling tho edn-
catlonai. charitable and reform
htory Institutions. and its first
woman factory Inspector Fs
gave Wisconsin Is first cf-
fecuye child labor and tompul-
sorry school attendance laws
Senator la Toilette has worked
untringly FOR woman'h suffrage
and publicly advocated Il long
before either Of Tho two old
parties had Endorsed A.
During his 10 years IN the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-15
BY MRS. GLENN +. PLUME
Nomrn'A Head Of Ia Toilette.
Wheeler Campaign

ILTAsHINGTOS. sept H.
w Women are the nations
houssketpers and homs-makera
All that 81 beautiful and inspir-
ing In home life - IN Eoodly
measure due 20 the influence o.
woman. without her there could
DO no home.
Government - largely prob
lem Of housekeeping on a ma
tlonai scale. For generations
Wa women have been excluded
from participation IN that Inn
portant task and now that wo
are eufranehised. Ne must ar
sumo the obligations Of an sf-
fectlys co partnership or else
admit We are not worthy of
suffrage.
The tragedies that wreck the
individual homes arc in most
cases confined 20 families in
which man assumes sole die
tatorship and SUITES the finer in
nurnco % woman And 70 ia
our national household. The
agc-old policy Of man 20 exclude
woman from tho government
has resulted IN mihery poverty
and war everywhere while Ia
our own country u has landed
tho ship OF stats-our national
home-0n the rocks Of c0rrup.
ton. exploitation. and ceaselsss
strife,
TODAY We are IN the hands OF
Il a powerful minority Of ruth
less sKploltern that has annexed
all branches Of our government
for It's own private turposes-
A small but eyer'Erowing
group % men have recognized
the need of a thoro house-clsan-
ing IN our national home. VIII
women stand idly b. and permit
OF even help, the same sinister
forces that dominated our gov
eminent FOR generations. perpe-
tuate their ruler OR will they
help the feg enlightened men
wrest the government from the
few and restore 10 10 the many
Senator Ia Toilette Is the
only presidential candidate that
offers us any hope OF progress.
Candidates Of The two old parties
live Ia the dead past
La Toilette has ever and con-
hstenily stood 20 protect and
maintain the principles Of real
democracy He has more laws
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10

In our Rug Depart
mrut you can select
new patterns in Ak
Minister. wilton and
Velvet Rugs Of all
siErh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10

Sealed Proposals. Endorsed Pro-
poaala for Radio lulldiuE. etc. Doc
atfuEtiuu leland. Wash. SprCitlrn-
tinn 80. 1854" will hr received az the
Bureau uf Yards and Docks, Navy
Department Washington. n. Ct. uur
tll NJ o'clock a. IN June ih. lHai. and
then and there publicly opened f'f
combined dnrmltuTy. compass house
and sturvhouaFt EuNrd maHiT4 fuel
Oh htnrrur tank with pump cone
crete walks. and sewer ami water
systoma az thr Naval Radio Compass
station. Destruction island, Wash
ingtun The building viii have cuns
crete foundations. basement floor
and basement walls. wood framing
above basement walls wood siding
single and tar roofs. piaHtvrrd and
ahcathrd partitions and Interior wall
surfaces. lInairum and wood NnuFas
aud complete hcaUrE, plumbing and
lighting ay atrma Tho mHHta VIII be
~ weed ur stall. EtIyrd Tho fuel oil
tank Will be 5000 gallons under
ETuuud and provided with WraHuFr
Ing pump. Sewer system VIII extend
into sea and water system VIII rnns
meet with existing main Drawings
aud Specification 30. ASA may DO
obtained on application 90 the Eus
rrhu or 20 the tummhudant Navy
Yard. Puget Sound. Washington De-
ppHit % n check OF postal money ore
der Tor $40 payable 60 the chief ~
the bureau ~ Yards and Docks, Is
required a. security Tor the safe re-
turn OF tho drawings and apreifirhs
ton l. L.. Gregory. chief ~ Bureau.
May "a. 1894 ADV rrtlarmvnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
YOU'LL FIND
1T HERE

Terrified residents appeal 20 police
Tor protection from low.nyinK planes.
Chief ssycrynB 20 arrest those he
can catch.
Carl Z. oliver. Everett commercial
irnffiu manager. tells Seattle Trans.
porthtion club Monday that this d
tho era Of originality and specialize.
ton.
James Hogan. -. pioneer Of white
river valley Instantly killed by
Northern Pacific passenger train al
oBrien Monday evening.
Carleton Park Improvement, club
TO discuss paving for district nj
meeting Tuesday night in Arthur A.
Phluncy's office New officers TO
offieiato FOR first time.
Spokane police arrest Mrs. Hazel
Jensen, %. and sho faces shopllftinF
charges on return hero Tuesday.
Police shy husband mnde charges.
Judge Harry +. Atwood. Of Chi.
eaTo. to address Seattle Advertising
club at Tuesday noon meeting on
The Constitution OF tho United
States"
Cloudy; looks IKE rain today.
Labor College Players present
$4,000 n Year" Edna Fcrber play,
at y. W. CA. Tuesday night Funds
30 TO college library
Pcony show. sponsored by y. J.
Ernechc, features ut Bon Marcho
Tucsdny and Wednesday.
Harry slyomcn. 30. logger killed
when log boom swings agalns, his
head while unloading logs ut Bryn
Mawr plant Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
Cancer Treatment
Consists of Serum

PHILADELPHIA. juno iO.-Tho
cause Of cancer has been discovered
and n treatment for II, altho stili in
the experimental stage. Ia producing
remarkable results, the Philadelphia
North American said today.
Discoyqrcr Of the treatment IN DR..
7. j. Glover Of Toronto, Canada, who
has established tho disease In caused
by n micro.orgnnism which he has
Isolated during four years Of research
work In New York. according 10 the
article.
The doctor has developed an anti.
toxic serum effective only in tho
treatment Of carcinoma, the common.
est and most destructive form OF
cancer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10

II I want money have 20 ask for
a. II I want "a kiss must ask for n.
Sometimes Il viii be three or four
days before no would think OF kiss
ing me unless remind him,
We cannot afford shows and eI
prnHiyo luxurlcs. but why are men 70
blind that they won't show any ap,
probation Of a wlfoa work,
I am home alone from TOO a. m. 20
100 D. m, when ho gets home Il II
first his dinner then his pipe. then
book or paper under his nose
what viii become OF met where
win / so 90 set the love I erRys7
Tho answer n this. / viii soon so 20
some ono who will pay mo tho 70.
spcet and love that feel b my night.
NC.
Dear Miss Gruy Il know a blind
husband IN Seattle Ten years ago
ho was blind 20 his first wifo'a
fsal,a True. shs was beautiful Of
feature. but not as beautiful Of heart
sha aquandored his money. was
untrue and broke hia heart. They
separated and were divorced.
Later no married aEain. I go 20
SEQ them occasionally. Ito Ia atm a
blind husband Different. yes. This
time he In blind 70 his present wifo's
virtues. Many men would worship
her She D. goodness bcrbrlf-yct her
features arc not aa finely eut-shs
has heart q sold. This he does not
seem 20 realize.
lie treats her sort Of al an inferior
She = second with him and he makes
her fcrl H. She. who h 70 worthy Of
his love ~ I stated before. SO
them occasionally and often wonder
how much longer things will las,
Even a worm win turn"
sincerely hope This blind hus.
band" viii wake up before Il Ia too
late. for then no viii surely SEQ how
very blind DO was.
Rn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
Dangerous Varicose
Veins Can Be Reduced

Never mind what people say. II
you have ynrlc0ao or swollen veins
and want TO reduce them 20 normal,
40 20 any 1.-Two druggist and ask for
an original two-ouncr bottle % I'm
crald OH ttull strength n he hasn't
u. no can get g.
Apply Il 10 the enlarged veins ~
directed. and Improvement will be
noticed IN a few days Continue is
use until veins return 70 normal
slzc. II Is guaranteed 70 reduce
swollen veins or money back. and
also 20 reduce swollen glands. goitre
and wrna Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
Blind Husbands
Let's Have Truth About Them and
Give Them a Chance to See Them
selves Thru the Eyes of Their Wives
by CYNTHIA GREY

Yep We're rght-Seattle has some blind husbands
II YOU have such a one know Of one write letter
and tell us about him Remember you might win prize
The Star has arranged with the Columbia heater pay
S5 so and 50 for the best letters In &ddon the first 20
writer's will receive pass TO the Columbia where Won
Sroheims Blind Husbands is showing. Up press time
only in receipt of H. As the 20
plete the winners will be announced
Send your letters TO Blind Husband Editor, The Star.
Winners will be announced on the Rose Jar next Friday
Contest closes at II Thursday June II.
Here are some of the letters:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10

Dear Miss Grey; IN regard 90 blind
husbands. I'm sly 1 have one. lie
never 10 much as kisses me when hr
Genes OF goes 20 work ltt alone
trying 20 act like a pal,