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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-25

1
Zenaida smutne pohledla ma
svou sestfenku q krecovite sti-
skla il ruku, pax usedla po bo-
ku matky. !
v dome Kumjasinu poslou-
chalo Sc ma slovo.
Danny" - pokracovala hra
benka, popatrivsi ma vychova-
telky a svou net - "vsednou
S panem Wachtlem a mym sy-
nem do velkeho vozu. kdyby
bylo v noci chladno, pride Di-
mitrij ke mne."
Beze slova vstoupili do O.
znaceneho vozu, jenz pc dve
minuty kolebal Sc jeste ma pc
rach. ~
Komorna vsedla v hraben-
cine voze .proti Zenaide; koze-
siny pokryvaly kolena vznese-
fnych cestujicich.
'Nezapomneli jste zahrlva-
.cich lahvi?" tazala Sc hraben-
ka. ltse4x
"Nic nechybi, Jasnosti," cd
=.
vetil sluha, vyhoupnuv Sc pax
Ina kozlik. y ~
"Ku predu!" pravila hraben
ka, IS Bohem!"
Vozy Sc hnuly. Hrabenka Sc
jeste pokrizovala a pax poky.
mem ruky ucinila kriz mad do.
mem, jejz prave opousteli.
Zbyle sluzebnictvo posilalo
odjizd6iicim pozdrav.
Mnozstvi sedlaku, shromaz.
denych podel cesty, klonilo sc
hluboce S obnazenymi hlavaml
pred kolem jedoucimi povozy
a chvejnym hlasem pralo pan.
stvu pozehnani.
rHrabenka iako vladkyne pc
zdravovala je, uklanevsi Sc y
hpravo v levo.
Zenaida kynula tez nekoli
krate nektere selce neb svar
menu hochu.
Octli Sc "a vsi; stekot psi
onemel a vozy uhanely po ce
ste, niz byl snih vetrem tax
rka uplne smeten.
Po obou stranach cesty roZ
prostiraly Sc nedozirne plan'
snahove. v levo v povzdah s
: rozkladal mohutny, velebn,
les, jenz pokryt bilym sneher
vystupoval urcitejsimi rysy
sedeho obzoru. Pojednou jail
Sc Zenaida vzlykati.
Go je ti?" tazala Sc matka
: Zach, mama ma venku j
TAX krasne! Jest mi vzdy tc
lik Ito, kdyz odtud odjizdim
"V zime?"
Hrabenka pokrcila rameny
!. "Co ii povidala vcera tva s
: strenka?" tazala sc po civil
. Zina chvili premyslela.
G "Nic, mama," odvetila pal
Bylo to poprve v zivote, Z
a Zina vedome lhala.
e X.
Ii Ce.tou.
: Kdykoi byla hrabenka H
mjasinova ma ceste, hral ODE
J. vzdy dulezitou roll. Kucha
jenz vzdy jel napred, zpusob
o v kazde postovni stanici, kc
= sc obycejne zastavilo, pra,
u poZdvizeni. Ia to ySak hrabe
e ka ami y lete nepohresila svl
tt oblibeny led k prikrmu a
zine male kolacky, zvane ''r
v stigaj", ktere rada jedla v
4 hradne jen ma ceste; donna n
a dostaly Sc na stul nikdy.
SF Obedvalo Sc vzdy v posto
III Mich stanicich prve tridy, kt
10 staveli Sc ma svych cestach j
clenove rodiny cisarske. Kr
m sne vysoke prostory, jich n
t. bytek pripamatovayal kazdel
10 ma hranate formy prvniho I
IL safstvi, byly stale pro nepre
d. vidane pripady vytapeny a 7
%, stupny 'byly' jen osobam, j
Ii nalezely k druzine carove. &
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-25

bylO vSe laSnO. OQpuQlla tOno
muze, ienz il miloval, jenz byl
tax dobry a jehoz 81 tolik va
lila. Il
"Ne, tetinko, nevedela jsem,
re takovy byl jeho umysl," "
pravila zvolna.
"Tedy zmenil svuj umysl.
Chtel byti milovan jen pro Sc
be, ne pro sve jmeni."
Vasilisa pohledela tete pri-
mo do oci. Zraky obou Sc set
kaly; pc chvili hrabenka oti
sklopila,
Jest mi Ito, tetmko," pra-
villa Lisa meme, re zamer ie-
no nerekla jste mi drive"
"ro bylo jeho veci; dala
jsem mu k tomu prilezitost.' >
"Pravda .tetinko."
Uklonila Sc.
"Nuze! Ami mi nepodekujes
"a mou dobrou snahu, zes mo-
hla promluviti muzem, jenz
chtel uciniti tebe. svoji choti?"
Vasilisa poznovu upfela ma
tetu zrak, avsak vzpomenuvsi
81 Ma dobrodini Cd nj, sklopila
nyni oci sama.
''Dekuji YAM, ltetinko," re-
kla proste..,
Priblizila Sc k hrabence a
pollbila We vsl uctivosti poda-
vanou j ruku. PAX odesla pri-
mo do sveho pokoje a vrhla Sc
ma lcze. Shy zatfpytily Sc il
ocich, ne snad, re litovala
zmaIen6ho toho snatku, nybrz
bolem, re Zarmoutila toho do
breho, poctiveho muze, jakoz
trpkosti na zpusobem, ja-
kym nj bylo v ohledu tom je-
dnano
Kdyz pax hrabenka Vecer
zkouma,a sve svedomi, ida ci-
sta muZe predstoupiti pred
Tvurce, seznala, re nema sobe
echo vyeltatl.
Zeaalda horsi Sc mad tou
zpravou.
Zcuaida zvedela zahy, co sc
prihodilo. Zasmusilost sestren-
KY byla j napadnou, dala sobe
vse vypravovati "a noci, kdyz
ODE vychovatelky, unaveny pr
pravami cestovnimi, tvrde by
ly usnuly.
Prvni posunek, jaky pc Eve.
stovani novinky teto ucinila
byl by zajiste privedl hraben
ku k hnevu.
"lot' zlomyslne!' zvolala pt
lohlasne; ''tot' nemilosrdne =
dodala tiseji; ''tot' spatne! !!
pravila konecne tax tise, q,
Vasiisa spise 81 to domyslils
nez zaslechla.
Bylo ticho; ODE pohrizen.
byly myslenkach
an q matka mela te ma t.
pfipraviti," opet zacala Ze
Nadia. "Nevim slce, jak Sc
pfipadech techto jedna, al
zda sc mi, re nerekne-li sc mar
niceho, nemuzeme prece Sc tc
no dovtipitl, chce-i mas n6kte
ry muz poJmouti ia chot'."
Lisa neOdpOyedela. Llna p
kracovala.
"Ubohy prime Charmant
Zaridil 81 tax krasny poke
pro blondynku. A ia Sc na nj
no horsila, ze dial hrati jen ty
valciky! Tot prece bylo zcel
jasne! M, co - ty mlcis?" d
daLa nctrpelive, "mluv prece
"Co nam fici?" ,odpovede
Lisa smutne.
ITO nesmi TAX dale jiti! M
SINE psati. Nepi$u mu san
list, nechces-li ty. Reknu mu-
''le matka tva nebyla k II
mu uprlmnou.' pravila Iii
meme. 4
/ Zina skryla hlavu pod pei
nu d zacala plakati, Lisa p
tlchu Vylezla re sve pOstele
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-25
FIR. ESTRARA
pozemkove jednatelstvi
1929 ZAP. Il. UL.

z jistych pficin muslin w.
prodat mij krasny nabytek
re ctyr pokojG, gramofon,
karpety a elektrickou lam
pu, yse velmi LEVINE. Haste
Sc v {. 1875 vych. ia. ul. z
Union. I?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-25

cnoVany, DylaS V dome uflV
nez ia. Nemeli te witt k sobe,
kdyz chteli te uciniti nest asst
nou! Reknu to svemu otci. Eu-
du te chraniti.
Ac srdce Lisy byl skrvace-
no, zdala Sc il myslenka tato
tax detinskou, ze pustila sc do
smfchu Zina pax "a nj. Bla-
zeny vek!
"Tise, at Sc guvernantky ne
vzbudf!" septala rozumnejsl
Vasilisa. "Dobrou noe"
Kdyz uboha sira Vasilisa O.
pet byla( We SVEN lozi a die
pravidelneho dechu poznala,
re sestrenice jeji spi, zahalila
Sc do prikryvky plakala. i
TX.
Hrabsnka opousti svIj ven-
kovsky pobyt.
Nasledujiciho dne O osme no
dine ranni staly jiz vozy hra-
benky Kumjasinove pred vra-
ty.
Prvnim byl stary velky WIZ
pro sest osob; ma mem naleza-
ly Sc, kufry, bedny. a zavazad-
la. PAX nasledoval povoz -hra-
bencin a "a MIN ctyry kolesy
pro komorne a schovanky, jez
smelly hrabenku do Petrohradu
doprovazeti. Diva nakladni vo-
zy pine ostatnich pfedmetu
Jelly naposled.
Casne z rama jiz stall venku
WIZ reservni, v nemz nalezal
Sc spravce a kuchaf, jenz mel
dozor mad potravinami, stol-
MIN pradlem a stribrnymi pri-
bory; hrabenka jinak nejedla
nezli na stribfe neb porcelanu
jez ozdobeny byly jejim er.
benz.
Tfi dny pred tim odjela il;
fada nakladnich vozu, naplne
nych zasobami pro zimu, jes
byly: nakladane ryby a hfiby
okurky, jahody a ovoce, med
zavarovana jablka, pax RUNE
obterstvuiici napoje, jez v ri
me jsou Rusum mad vse milej
81. Pradlo a zaclony zastaly \
Kumjasinu, kdez zamestnant
bylo cistenim jich po cely rol
Sest oSob.
Snidane byla kratce odbyta
| Vsichni byli v cestovnim oble
ku zdali Sc byti unaveni. P
pill hodine 0hlasoval sluha, z
liz vsechno je prichystano.
/ Hrab6nka ma to povstala
pax opet usedla. Kolem v sal
staly zidle, ma nichz zauja
mista vsichni, necht' jiz odjii
deli nebo ne.
! "Posad'te Sc" pravila hr;
benka k sluhovi.
I, Poslechl; okamzik tohot
shromazdeni, jez byvalo zv.
KEN die staroruskeho mrav
: pred kazdym odjezdem, byl
Z diny, kdy sluha u pfitomnos
! panstva smell Sc posaditi.
/ Slavnostni ticho- zavladlO
: plnem tomto sale; pax sc hr
: benka poznamenala krizem
povstala. .
y DIE jejiho prikladu ucin
|vsichni, nacez nasledova
I! lUuceni. ]. aSs|
j Sluzebnictvo dalo S Bohe
: nejprve hrabence, pax osts
E MIN cestujicim. Mnoho by
a place a nafku; start sluzebl
0 ci byli pravde hrabence o
. dani; JIM plakali opet prot
a ably dali ma jevo svou hor
ivost. Ostatne mrav toho wy
l. doval sam sebou.
a Kdyz pax hrabenka uzna
= Ia prospesne uciniti jiz tor
= konec, opustila sal, a podk
ia rovana sluhou, odebrala Sc
n schodum.
T. y prvnich dvpu yozu by
D. zapfazeno po sesti konich,
Ostatnlch DO ctyrech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-25

PRODA Sc ,velky lot 47x14O,
vsechno mestske zvelebeni, ma
Jeffrie ave., mezi Turney a
Warner Rd., lace, pouze "a
Sl4O0. Haste sc v {. 1244 E.
134. uI., East Cleveland. 4-2S
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-25

PRODA Sc jednorodinny dim
til roxy stary, 6 pokojii, kou-
pelna, garaz, pekny lot. zada
Sc hotove $4,000. Haste sc Y
z. $500 vych. 145 ul. 2 Kins-
man Rd. 4-28
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FARMA O Sc akrech, 20 mil
cd So. Cleveland, / mill cd dla
zdsne cesty, pekny dunn o s
,pokojich; barn a jine hospo-
darskarske budovy. Zahradai a
pekna poloha. Blizsi sdeli ma
jitel w. N. Carter, Both P. Q.
Ohio. 4-25
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-25

PRODA Sc dun 6 pokojich
jednorodinny, vse moderne
zarizeno. Lot 35 pri 145 str,
garaz, ulice dlazdena a "a
placena. Cena $500. Agent
sc vylucuji. Haste Sc v {. 1901
vych. 121. ul. Q Kinsnan Rd.
ssss< 4-29
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-25

STROMkY, kere, ruze, zive
ploty. Andre sklenniky a skol-
ky. 1850 Imperial ave. Tel.
Gar. 2735. 4-26
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PRIME Sc ma byt zena neb
divka. Haste Sc v {. 1861 E.
so. ul. . Fleet ave. 4-28
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NAM move poskavene domy o
6 neb Z pokojich ia zapadni
strane dobrem okoi. PTijd'-
tie neb zayolejte Mr.. S. Stefa-
mix, 324O zap. 81. ul. Tel. Hem
lock 3519. 4-29
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HOLUBARI pozor! Prodam
cistokrevne koluby, staveci
kanlzly, zlute i cervene, tax
zvane dominikare. Haste sc
v {. 1921 vych. 1876. ul. z u
nion. 4-26
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PRODAM PEKNY velky jed
rodinny dunn o 8 pokojich, e.
lektrina, koupelna, sklep, pd-
da, vytapeni horkou vodou, -
pekny velky lot, 2 garaze, d!a-
zdena uliee. Hctove S2500,
ostatni die ujednani. Haste Sc
v els. 1883 Woodbridge Ave },
blize w. 25th St.
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PRlJME Sc pradlena do domu.
Haste Sc v {. 1920 Larchmere
Blvd. Tel. Fafrmount 1925 J.
4-26
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PAPfROVANf, ciste, dobfe.
"a cenu pfimefenou rrovadi
B. Sedlecky, 3643 vych. 1873.
ul. 81
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PRIJMOU Sc delnici, klempi-
ii ma plecharskou praci. Has
te Sc v &. 1850 Broadway. 4-5
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NAME KUPCE

ma jednorodine j dvourodi-
ne domy j nekolik kupcu ma
domy obchodni, tez apart
a tudiz mate-li Vas
ma prodej, obrat'te
sc hned ma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-02
Indigestion
May Lead to


Repeated attacks OF indigestion
often lead to serious inflammation
OF the stomach and intestinal tract.
This inflammation may finally ex-
tend TO tho appendix. which usually
becomes infected through the pres
encc OF foul. irritating matter In the
bowels.
1t doesn't pay to ignore oven the
most simple warnings OF digestive
trouble. Neglect is responsible for
much misery Uneasinoss at the pit
OF the stomach. sour taste In the
mouth. excessive gas. heartburn,
nausea. vomiting, bitter rlsings, con-
stlpatIon, bllousnoss, dizzy spells
and palpitntion OF the heart after
eating are some OF the most COM
mon symptoms OF poor digestion.
If you are subject to any form OF
stomach dlatress. don't fail to try a
bottle OF Smith Bros NJ. A. c., tho
guaranteed stomach treatment. This
wonderful medicine usually gives
prompt relief from all discomfort
In fact. II is sold on "A positive
guarantee OF money back II tho first
bottle falls to do so. A large bottle
costs but Si.25, Your druggist viii
supply Observation-Disclosures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-02
M0NTLAKE span.
CONTRACT LET
S165,OO0 Saved; Bridge
Will Be Done in a Year

Contracts for the construction Of
the Montlake. Stadium bridge were
let Tuesday. The work must be
completed within one year.
This insures the opening OF the
structure by August /. 1925. City
Engineer J. ID. Blackwell said
Wednesday,
By letting the work out on con.
tract tho cost OF the bridge has
been cut down from s500.OOo to
S755.S54. a saving OF almost sis5..
600 has been effected.
Unless unexpected emergencies
arise tho bond fund will be REIN.
burscd for more than $3.50. 900.
The contract for tho substructure
and the approaches was let to l..
Creelmnn for si5e,26e6o. Ten firms
submitted bids.
The contract for the superstruc.
turo and the machinery was let to
the Wallace Equipment Co. for
$3.50. 1926.
The contract for the electrical
equipment, to operate the bridge.
was let TO the Westinghouse Elec.
trio & Manufacturing Co.
The bridge Is sure to be rendy
for next .year's football crowds,
Blackwell promises. There should
be no delay in the work as the
concrete piers on which the bridge
will rest are already installed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-02
nYnNnEN n PENTL

VANCOUVER ISLAND. D. g.
June st-onco more tho winds uf
tombstone straits have driven nos
ashore before the end ot our days
run We len our camp In Scar
bay this morning with the intention
Of making the run 20 Alert hay. but
tho wind and waves became too
much for ua and We are eamped
beside little creek that ought
TO have fsh IN II but hasn't al
least n there nru they will not bite,
While II was our fun intention 20
leave Hear bay today, anyway, our
departure was made certain hy a
rather exciting episode last Owe
ming IL was about $3.50. not set
dark. and We had just gone 90 bed.
I was already asleep when the Mate
shook me and told me that 80 was
growing az something OUTSIDE the
tent grumbled that he was prob
ably growing In his sleep, but rose
10 have look A. I ducked out
o. the tent and Strengthened up,
there just across the camp not
20 feet from me. was a cougar
Either II had heard rs tslklng o.
the growing Of the dog had fright.
cncd II, Tor Il had just turned and
was sinking back 20 a pile o. log'
and drift on the beach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-02

Anderson was arrested March Il.
tho day after the fire. when his story
tina, he had escaped from his burn.
Ing building after burglars had via.
tied II, was found untrue. The home.
according 10 evidence introduced N
the trial, was worth 1900. while
Anderson had ta.so0 Insurance ON n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-02


cutting attorney OF Thurston county
and prgcticcd law in partnership with
Thomas NJ. Vance from 1901 10 1905
when he WAS elected Judge Of the
superior court Tor Thurston and
Mason counties. After his election
in 1905 and upon the death Of Judge
%, v. Linn he was appointed by
Gov Mead az superior court Judge
until the commencement OF the reFu.
lar fouryoar term IN January. lie
was reelected judge Of tho superior
court without opposition IN 1919 and
again IN 1918.
he was chairman OF tho legal ad.
visory board ~ Thurston county un.
al he qualified as judge OF the
supreme court 10 which he was ap.
pointed by Gov Lister on May n.
1918, and in tho fall or that year
he was elected as a judge Of the
supreme court by a large popular
vote
Judge and Mrs. Mitchell. who
were married In Olympia. have n son.
Or Richard $. Mitchell. who L. en-.
gagged in the practice Of medicine al
wenaichec,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-02
COugarViSitS Pentz Camp
and Echoes Baby'S Cries
Seattleites, En- Route to Alaska in Small Boat
Meet Fresh Adventures

u didn't take mo long 20 get back
Into the tent and grab the rife. but
BY the time I was outside again
the animal was out Of sight. I fired
two OF three shots ln the general
direction Il had taken. just 90 speed
u on IL Nay Tho noise hWUkr
Jean and be started 20 cry and
hoslcd a. he had never hoWled be-
fore on this trip. and of Ia the
woods We could hear the cougar
crying, too-the noise they make
that sounds no much like baby
crying Fmniieally We tried 20
hooiho the baby In case his crying
should cause the cougar 20 return.
but We saw no more 0f n.
We think the animal must have
been attracted "a the camp BY hear
ing or smelling the goat We keep
her tied not far from the tent un-
III dark and then bring her quite
close when We 20 10 bed After tho
episode of the cougar / tied her d.
reoly In front OF the tent. where
she could get inside N necessary.
20 there were no regrets for our
departure from Bear hay this morn
ms. ht least on the part Of the
Mate. nltho personally hated 10
leave 70 many salmon berries be.
hlnd ~ Point Kuam. whore We
stopped 60 leave mail we were told
That 10 cougars have been killed In
INC Immediate vicinity in tho past
few days
Shortly after tho start this morn.
ing We were hailed by the High.
way a government boat belonging
20 tho department OF public roads
Who asked US how We we're rettlng
along, II We needed anything nnd
" they should report US To which
We replied that We were fine. need.
cd nothing and that they could ~
port US at Ketchikan. This was ~.
hfAt Time We had been spoken by n
vessel since leaving Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-02
USE THE AUTOMOBILE FERRIES ON YOUR MOTOR TRIPS

These convenient ferries make short cuts to the OIL
to make Of them
SEATTLE TO BHEMERToN-s:30 $3.50. 1915 m.
1916, f:f5. 300, $780, 500. tf:30 .. m.
RETURNING BREMERToN TO sEATTLE-s:00.
1880 M 1e.I5 1890 $3.50. 500. 7:15 915 1880
"A. (Midnlght).
sEABECa-BRIyNO tsnye 50-Miic Drvel--Leaye
Seabcck tCff House) for Brinnon. 1886. 300 1900
a.. I2.f0 2:15, 400. 5:45 800 Leave Brinnon
for seabeck (Cln Housed 1900 s;i5. $50. ilif5 a m,
1880. 900. 4f5. 1915
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-02
Burned His Own
Home; Jury Saws

Mcrell Anderson. charged with
burning down his own home. was
convicted by a jury IN Judge Austin
Z. Grlfn,hs' court late Tuesday. The
jury was out six hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-02
ONE FOR THE COLLECTOR

Look ere. sir. I'm tired o. climb
in up all these stairs week after
week to collect this bill"
well, I've good news for you
I'm moving down TO the basement to.
morrowr'--Punch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-02

npc Peninsula and Victoria II. c. Plan your trip so n
PORT ANGELEs-vIcToRIA-Lcnv Port Angeles
for Victoria, il:45 600 p Leave Victoria for
Port Angeles, $500 n. m. $3.50 D. m.
ANACoRTEs-yICToHIA--Le Anacortes for Sid
ney. b. G., $3.50 200 p. m, $50 D. m Gala nj
Orcas and Roche Harbor tsnn Juan Island Ponts) on
the $3.50 a. m. and $50 D. trips 300 p m trip Is
through trip--no stops. Returning from Sidney on
same hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-02

Eyeglasses are now sold az the
Burnett Jowelry Store on terms Of
a dollar down and dollar or 80 a
week. Dr.. Taylor. ono of the lead
ing authorities on Vision in tho
Northwest. Is Director OF optometry
Tor the Burnett Jewclry Stores thru.
out the Northwest. A consultation
incurn no obligation. Burnett Bros.
aos Second Ave. which n between
Madison and Marion streets. - Al.
vertircment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-02

the supreme
court lie 10
Gated IN olym
pia In territorial
days 1855 aud
after the study
OF law privately
and ~ the Uni
versity Of Nir
Eintn was al
mittted 20 pnc,
ticc by the su.
prcme court OF
Washington in
1894
lie served one
-. .. ....
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-02
MtST CONTEND
WITH HEAVY WINDS


irappcr and prospector vbo as. 49,, :
W mat the Adams river would ~
our nes' stopping place for tho night
should We be unable TO mnks A,sr,
bay From Port Kusam We ,nads
= stop at Salmon river 10 h,,v !
run. ''''iucu our
We Ind now that west wind. NJ.
INC prevailing thing In Jobns,o,s
straits nj this time OF year ana ,.a,
Np WIN have them 10 contend Min
uhui We are out OF tho straits The
on's lhing We can do IL 20 watch
our chance and 20 when Tho ,,,,d
~ az ITS best So We did no, ,o.t
~ pisEuH'ed when We werc forced
ashore this afternoon without even
reaching Adams river.
a creek cmpiies into n little cove
where We are anchored, and there
In small. old trappcrs' cabin n,
the mouth Of the creek. Whenever
The Mate secs a deserted house she
Immediately wants 20 get busy
cleaning house. 10 while / was Off
trying 20 lure n trout or two out
OF the creek for supper. she was
busy at tho camp, and / returned 10
lind II nicely swept out. straighten-
ed up and a swapping fire going in
tho crude fireplace. Tonight. Says
the Mate. We viii sleep under cover.
With no danger OF cougar reach
ing in TO nip us on the toes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-02

Small acre tracts in and around
Seattle are selling fast. Small down
payments with the balance like rent
will help YOU get some.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-02
MITCHELL WILL
SEEK VOTES
Supreme Court Justice 10
Seek Re- Election

Judge John n Mitchell % Olym
pia announced "Wednesday that De
viii b. a candidate Cor re-nleetlnn 20
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-24
Fine Feathers Make
For Fine Movie Stars

Berlin, Nov. 5--(A. p. by MaiD--
Members of the .old nobility of Rus
STA were used recently in a German
film to react court scenes which to
them had been almost every day oc-
currences prior to the uprising OF
Bolshevism which drove most OF
them out of the country. Included
in the group were several princesses
and a number of counts who APP
peared in roles which brought back
recollections of former times when
great society events were regular
features of life under the car in
Moscow and st. Petersburg.
Many of these Russians, all exiles.
st retain some of their raiment of
other days, and this has been OF
great value to them in getting movie
jobs where the performers must fur
nish their own costumes. The Rus
sian women, particularly. have man
agel to retain numerous furs and
jewelry and on this account have
been able to get employment at good
pay where many German film act
resses have gone without.
Because Of this fact the German
actresses have been talking of start
ing a movement to organize an act
resses' union and bar Russian act
resses from membership.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-24

1.-THE garbage and rubbish Of the
city should be collected and disposed
Of by the city" was the statement
made to representative Of the Ken
nebec Journal on Saturday by Ro-
land A. Scrfbner, Republican candi-
date for mayor at the coming elec-
ton. Rubbish and garbage collec-
ton and disposal have taken their
place with police and fire protec-
ton as proper municipal functions.
We do not depend on privately hired
firemen to protect US from fires. Why
then should we depend on each In
dividuaI householder to protect or
not protect Us from the health men,
ace from improper disposition Of the
wastes Of the ctty?"
Practically all cities of the size
of Augusta have q municipal system.
Waterville, for example. collects the
rubbish and ashes. and in the hot
months expends funds for the dis
position OF garbage. In Bangor, the
city's garbage Ia collected under a
contract system. The city manager
of Auburn expressed some surprise
on learning that each individual in
Augusta had the responsibility of dis
posing of garbage and rubbish. In
Auburn, indeed. three collections are
made; one Of garbage, which is fed
10 pigs on the city farm; the second
of rubbish. which is burned; and the
third Of ashes and other material
free from decaying matter which
can be used as fill where needed"
1.-THE Capital City can no longer
lag in this important matter. A suit
able system will do away with an
important danger to the health OF
the community: it will be of great
convenience to the householders; and
the cost In dollars from the city
treasury will doubtless be much less
than the sum total now paid by the
citizens to private collectors of gar
bage and especially OF ashes and
rubbish.
1.-THE question now becomes: What