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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-10
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Tell It to Little Miss F1Xit

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The Tri-Weekiy Journal, let us know.
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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-10
10 YOU KNOW THAT

The biological survey Of the United States
department is making a study of birds by
means Of trapping banding and releasing.
Forest rangers carry instrument called
a sling psychrometer for determining the
relative humidity Of the air and so learning
when forest fires are most likely to occur.
The area Of the Pacific ocean is greater
than that Of all the land in the world, and
the volume Of its waters is six times that
of all the land above sea level.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-10

When my neighbours son came in to bor-
row my scissors, I asked him if his mother
hadn't pair.
oh yes" he answered promptly. "but her
scissors can't cut tin."-Portsmouth Sun.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-10

When a man is in trouble he believes
great many things that he would doubt at
any other time.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-10

Continued Thursday. Renew your sub
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Maybe the real object of those Bolshevis
North Pole explorers is to annex the aurora
borealis and use it for publicity purposes
Winona Republican Herald.
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continued Thursday. Renew your sub.
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If this serum to make people tell the truth
proves success, we should not be sur
prised to learn that some congressman had
introduced a bill forbidding its use and that
party lines were ignored in passing it unani-
mously.-Memphis Commercial Agent.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-10

due to the unwise selection of games for
ones playtime.
Because ones friends play certain game
tennis, or golf, or baseball, or whatever it
may be--is not in itself sufficient reason one
should play that game. Unless it has gem
uine personal appeal it will not adequately
exclude from the mind wearying thoughts
AS with games so with pastimes generally.
The man who is not really fond of hunting
or fishing or mountain climbing will be IL
advised 10 seek recreation through hunting
and fishing or mountain climbing. What he
will derive therefrom will be only boredom
and increased fatigue. He had better far
contine himself to the recreation of merely
walking, if there is no game that wholly
and insistently appeals to him.
In sum, whatever you choose as a means
OF play do not go into it so earnestly as to
convert it from play TO work. And on the
opposite, choose means Of play nothing
that is intrnsically undressing to you.
Observance of these two principles is a pre-
requisite 10 getting out of play the benefit
it always ought to WELD.
Copyright, 1924)
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-10

n RETHERTON took the photograph from
x his friends hand, and half turned
~ aside bending nearer to the light.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-16
GUST RADICALS
AT CONCLAVE
Communists Barred at Party
Meet; Go as UnlonlStS

ST PAUL MINI. June is-rhs
communist party attacked -
strongly by Senator Robert NJ Ia
folietie--was kicked cut % tho
farmer-lahor third party convention
here today on the eve OF is az.
scmhly
Organizers q the conNcntion
served notice upon tho communist
delegaies that they could not enter
the convention under the banner OF
their party.
All the communists, however, a.
members % various trade unions.
win be permitted 20 participate In
the gathering q they present Gre.
dcntisls from their unions.
This development came after or.
ganlEers had decided that Ia F'oi-
lctle should be Endorsed as tho can.
didaie o. the third party" despite
his dcnunciation % the convention
because OF the communist feprr.
scntaton
The decision 20 Dust the com.
munist party as such was taken ~
a peace offering 90 la Toilette.
William = Foster. head Of the
workers party put up a stuff fight
against tho move IN tho orEanira-
tion committee. but he was In a
minority
Tho communists Indicate they will
agrcc 10 so IN the convention sunder
the banner % trade unloni7m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-16
DIVORCE RECORD
SUITS FILED


Lillian VI. Fred Brunton. cruelty.
Margaret VIZ. James Hughes. nom
support.
Frank ~ vs. Magarct l.. Hunter.
cruelty.
Norma il. Va. william T. Davis. de-
sertion.
Maria Gulsoppa vs.. A. Quinto Bar
como. cruelty.
Mario Ruth VIZ. j. LANCE, separate
maintenance.
Minnie VS.. Michael selverstoin.
w. Grant vs.. Anna Il. Tucker. doser-
ton.
r. q. VS.. Mary y. corlIss, incompa,-
ibility.
Helen May VS.. Edmond Il. Peters.
cruelty.
Anne Jones vs.. owen T. Jones. de-
sertlon.
Kathryn VS.. stephen G. Reed. nom
support,
Helen /. W.. Lee H. waite. cruelty.
Donna u. vs.. Allen A. Baker, nom
support.
Albert ~ vs.. Anna Gauthier. desor-
ton.
Myrtle vs.. Joseph IIarkn. non-sup.
port.
Neillc vs.. Henry D. wasson, nom
Myrtle w. George D. LIndstrom, nom
support.
Maudic W. James II. Marlin. cruelty.
LEILA NJ. vs.. James y, Crawford, de-
scrtion
u. a. vs. j. s. Morls, dcscrtion
James H. W. Margaret Barry. cruelty
Sadie n w. John A. Diorsscn, de-
Hertion
Una VI. Percy Payne. cruelty
Evangolint u, VS., Dcrtram A. Freer
cruelty
Esther w. Loring G. strector non.
support
Herman Yg Amber Meyers, cruelty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-16
REFUSES HONOR

YAKIMA. June is.-Arthur J. Tou.
pin. war veteran OF Mckee City.
Wash. credited In The Star OF May
- as being the man who instigated
the Americanization classes in his
town. refuses TO accept the honor
I'D has issued a statement confer
ng the praise on several Of hts
Associates.
Il dent appreciate this honor" no
declares. "as was only appointed
10 teach the primary class. C. v.
Barker. OF the high school. was In
charge. and all the honor should De
his. Mr.. d. J. RegimtaI. business
man Of Mckee. was appointed 10
teach the elementary class. and he
deserves all honor due him,
The American citizenship school
was organized by the knights OF
Columbus and the American Legion
OF Mckee City and not BIZ me as an
individual.
"As a member Of the knights OF
Columbus and the American Legion
gave my full support towards this
school and I was chairman Of the
committee that organized IT,"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-16
ANTI NARCOTIC
LAW HARD HIT
Supreme Court Says Part
Must Not Stand

one % the hardest News dealt
Tho bcelcr anti,naucotic law since
t became effective, more than a
year ago. Vas handed down by the
state supreme court Saturday. ac.
coudlng 90 Woni received IN Seattle
Monday.
The decision. which effects the
eoly 20 the law. dealt with hat
-e,tion which declares that posses.
sion % narcotics b 10 be consld.
rred prima facio evidence q intcn,
Aon 90 sell The supreme court.
Etiing en- banc. made the decision
IN the case % the State versus G.
:. lee. a Korean. convicted of pos.
session % narcotics.
Lees case was appealed 70 the
state supreme court by his attorney.
Tom II. Page. who held that part
~ the law Illegal The state So.
preme court reversed the superior
courts decision and ordered leo ne,
leased Tho prosecuting attorney
then asked a rchcarlng before the
'ntire supreme bench which re,
suited in a second victory Tor pasc.
Ice has been In jan during the
irving % the case. but escapes "a
pcnitentiary sentence ~ from three
To five years. lie VIII he freed 40
1ncc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-16
Seattle Pair
End so Years
of Marriage

Few men 1.-Two 10 see their golden
wedding anniversary remarked
Claus JorEensen. sits saith ave. 5
as he leaned hack la an easy chair
at his home this morning.
Certainly not. They aren't fed
well enough" Mrs. Jorgcnsen re.
piled. The Jorgcnsens were 70 ccle.
bratc their Goth anniversary this
afternoon AZ an informal reception.
Both are convinced that life viii
have given them the best u holds
when their 5oth wedding ccicbra.
iion Is over. Some q years ago
Claus Jorscnsen was born IN Den,
mark. Later he TRAVELLED across
the Atlantic. made Ills way across
the continent and took up mis- resi-.
deuee In Sacramento. Cal.
4 little Danish girl OF his ae-
quaintanec lived there and the two
became intimate friends. ON June
rs. 1874. they were married Jor.
genscn. with his wife. came 20 the
Northwest. taking up his residence
at Black River Junction.
He was a section crew boss on
The gang that built the fist rail.
way into Seattle. Now. AZ tho age
OF -. he Is taking life easy Airs.
Iorgensen Is ~.
Modern girls don't know which
- best. n good time or a good hus.
nd. says Mrs, Jorsensen. II have
found out which Is best-Sut 7 have
70 get back 10 my work. III leave
Claus here to tell the rest Of the
story. Good.day. sir. Good-day"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-16
Balloons Racing
Over Battlefields

BRUSSELS. June fs.-cortestants
IN the international balloon race for
the Gordon Bennett cup wcrc drift.
ing over the famous world war bat
ilefields today.
The British entrant passed over
1nsissons at an altitude Of 1900 me.
at a. m.
THE Belgian balloon. Vile de Bru.
zeIIes. passed over the same region.
and another Belgian, tho Prince Leo.
pold. WAS approaching Dusseldorf.
Three American balloons are en-.
tered in the race. piIoted by Capt. II.
RI. Honeywell, w. @. Van Orman
and Major Peck.
The balloons took Off from here
yesterday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-16
SEVEN IN RAID
SheriffS Force Round Up
Men in Dance Halls

In a raid on dance halls Saturday
night. deputy sheriffs arrested seven
men. five OF whom were charged
with being drunk aud two with poe
session Of liquor. The deputies who
made the raid were Tom Morgan
Harry Ajax. Ice Parker and Charles
Jarrett.
A. J. schusslcr and A. Brooks were
arrested al Peoples park. near
Enumclaw. charged with possession
Of a pint OF moonshlnc each. Tony
Walczak. John MarEan, Percy Green.
G. &. Mcclure and l. W Anderson
were charged with being drunk. All
seven were held under 800 hail.
Sheriff starwich declares they are
members OF a gang that has terror.
izcd country dances for tho past Few
weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-16
Vital Statistics
nIDTHc
BIRTHS

Births in their households are re-
ported by the following men:
seIfcrt. Arlie a. II. e202 22nd ave.
Bazbaum. irving NJ. 2Oil nth ave.
Bafden. fred. Bremerton, girl
Hanson. oiof b.. 7ios Woodiawn
Beach. George william. iia' W. Ills,
Turay. Ambrose. 54s4 Kirkwood pl.
girl.
ohtani. Tsmotsu. 1s2in Yesler way.
boy.
IwasakI. Hiyosuks. Everett girl
Mano, TaiSichi. 2fs 10th ave. s.. girl.
Cummings, Eugene Leroy, 3of7 Es-
Collier. Earl Grover s7o7 Rainier
Nskamura. Isaburo. 5iss King st.
hoy.
Herzog. Darius Alfred. 1903 s5th ave,
s., boy.
Lander. Edward George. ia Seventh
Nakada' Hisakichi. Kent, boy.
Lundberg. Benjamin H., 5000 Dayton
Tuskl, Arthur James. 52s2 nth ave.
Sloan. Felix Roosevelt. $3.50 Wet
more ave, girl
Hartshorn. Everett w, New Pacific
Apis, boy,
Hawney. Edwin g., 7o5 N. 10th at,
boy.
Hermann, Russell H.. e150 Seventh
ave, n. W., boy.
Frederlckson. Charles Arthur, 94i-A
10th ave, girl
Cross, Renyin, TOO 18th ave. ~. boy.
McDermott, Luke, 26i3 Marine ave,
Nogaies. Manuel. 1881 corson ave,
Van Parys. John. 1911 Shelton at,
Kingston. Charles r, 1908 18th ave,
Morrow. VIII Johns, o1a n. iolst st.,
boy.
samuoIs. Henry Cohen. 1883 u.
Thomhs st., boy,
Lindsay, Frank H., Gls-A Pontluo
Takanashi. KatsukeI. 200 Ninth ave.
Clark, James, b55 70. soth st., girl.
Hagen. .. &C.. 90O2 Send ave. $. W.
boy.
strobel. Fred. 1901 Beach dr.. boy
Wshlman, Emile frcdol, 617 18th
shelton roy Mnl... Ills W. Kenyon
seese. l.. A.. 3ost Kenyon It,. boy.
Johnson. Herber Dayton. bBi2 d2nd
ave. s W.. hoy.
Nelson, John Eric. High Point. girl.
Tracey James 271s Glst ave. s. W.
Drinsneld. l.. u. 400 iIst ave. ~,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-16
Sign Petitions With
Enormous Pen Here

Thru the courtesy OF Lowrnan &
Hanford. citizens who have not sign
ed Initiative Measure No. 50, the
Bone public power bill petitions. will
have an opportunity to write their
names Wednesday with a fivc-foot
fountain pen at flower-decked auto
that will tour the city. city light
employees are donating the auto and
viii decorate II with roses and other
native flowers.
City employees are expected to fill
the city council chamber to over
flowing Tuesday night when they
assemble TO map out their plans
for the "Power Day" drive for
signatures TO the Bone bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-16
Firemen May Not
Assist Bone Bill

Members OF Fircnshtcrs' union
No. 81 who have been anxious 10
aid in circulating Bone bin petitions
were blocked Monday as result
OF an opinion BY Corporation coun.
sci T. ]. l.. Kennedy.
Kennedy. az the reaues; Of
Charles Z. Gallagher. secretary Of
tho local union. probed city ordi
nances governing the matter. Ho
found that order No. "a. issued by
George L. Cotterill. when mayor.
prohibits the circulation OF any pc.
titlons by fircmen in uniform. II
Is believed tho same rule applies
10 policemen. Violation OF the rule.
Kennedy held, Is subject for dis
missal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-16

CHICAGO. June 1G.-Nathan Leo
pold and Richard Loeb millionaire
youths. "outNeroed Nero" IN their
cold.blooded murder Of Robert
Franks. 14.yoar.old school boy, Rev.
lah Slbley. pastor OF the Second
&eBbyterian church, declared in his
sunday sermon.
Here in Chicago. under tho caves
~ splendid university have two
apparently brilliant boys out.Nerocd
Nero In the cold.booded. premodi.
lated why in which they main.
mlncd that they murdered an I'm.
au8pccting boy only 20 gain few
thousand dollars TINT they did not
need" Dr. sibley said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-16
AID Club to Hear
of Egg Marketing

The weekly luncheon meeting OF
the Seattle Advertising club will be
held Tuesday noon at the Masonic
club rooms In the Arcade building
The principal speaker will be d. 4.
McDole. auditor OF the Washington
Cooperative Egg and Poultry asso-
citation, whose subject will DO Mar
keting Eggs Comparatively"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-16
Railway Employees
Schedule Outing

Halls lake. between Seattle and
Everett. win be the mecca. sun.
day July 10. for approximately
1000 persons when the Brother.
hood OF Locomotive Fireman and
Engineers stage a gigantic picnic.
IL was announced Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-16
DEATHS

Pulver. Jane Moclain, Sc. 1886 Tay-
lor ave. June IL.
selbei, Llssetts. 81. ESQ L. 10th st..
June IL
Lohror. Baby. infant. 251O ~ 4srd St.
June Q.
Mauer. Lilly. I'll. 574S 29th ave. n. L..
juno IL.
Noble. Gordon Dunn. infant. city.
June ..
McMahhn. Grace Belle. 20, Port An
Rclea, June 10.
Hanson, James. i. soi E, Denny way.
June IL.
Tanggard. Mary A.. 75. CASE Swift
ave, Juno L.
Hannagir. Jane. infant. Auburn.
June g.
Minskc. Yale. 6. 1905 22nd ave. June
~.
Nadeau. Sister. 80. Providence hos
pttal, June Il.
Nelson. Christian. 81 55O7 18th ave,
~. H., June IL.
Campbell Mary Sophia. 90. Duyall.
tuue z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-16

Rich river bottom. ready 70 crop
on paved highway. near city linn
its
For Sale
AT A GREAT SACRIFICE FOR
CASH
Don't let this bargain SLIP. See
OWNER az 601 American Bank Bid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-16
CHEAP-OUR

2-aere home: nearly new house: hall
block west Of Broadway: only
being ali Of Tract 81. Fine pIacs
for oil station or store, chicken
dinner place. a life income. Call
. 10 ~. See Mrs. SuvAn or Mr.
Lamp, s0s Third ave.
CHEAP. BIG HOUSE
And ii tracts Of cleared bottom.
black muck land. right on street
car. half block from church and
stores and blocks 20 school. Can
raise 900 bushels Of potatoes there
this year. Fine trout stream
terms $500 down, SIS month. Mrs.
Perry or Mr. Darnhll. owners, EOS
Third ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-16
Banker Says Sell

Acre tracts less streets. just north
% the city. One % the leading
bankers ~ SEATTLE has plated
bsautlfu tract of acreage. and
authorized us % sell a. ~ once on
easy terms, and will finance some
~ the early buyers 70 build homer.
n you want a home IA the country
where your family can grow Up %
be- sturdy citizsns. where you esn
have your vegetables. fruit. chici
ems. eggs. milk and cream. free
firsw0Od be close % school paved
streets and community center. have
city water, electric lights and tel
sphuncs. then accept the banker
offer. 80 cash and $40 per month
buys you one Of these fine tract
~ rich soil right IN d rapidly id
rhuFing district Several tracts
have been sold-more will BE-
soon. m sou want a choice locs
ton, and be financed 20 buy your
building materials. see "a a. once
We feel that this property IL beinE
offered for hair lie actual value.
bot tho banker can afford 20 sac
rifice This a your opportunity
right now. Now n The time. come
% our office and get the facts
Take free auto trip and view our
propoaition, IT'S WONDERFUL
Office open evenings.
MERRITT REALTY co.
sz8 walker Bldg. IA in-1pb7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-16
FUNERAL NOTICES

rHpNF-ON -in thla CTS. june it
1854 OLE THOMPSON. ESQ 20
years brother of ny NJ Thompson
fuurral services viii be- held from
murtuhry chapel ~ thr Cremation
eorlCtN nf Washington Iurndal
June ne. al D. bal. under the auF'
piCrs - Let Erickson No 4. sons
m Norway Friends aud members
arg invited o. attend.
3 Personal
A GUARANTEED stomach remedy
We care not how many remedies
sou have tried without relief "
this does mot enable you GO eat
with comfort your money VIII b.
refunded. Ask fof tsHtimnnials.
MACK iNrOSH EGOTct REMEDY
co. Box ~. seattle
PARTY WHO waa formerly Mrs Mas
gle lilcntn viii receive lufnfmhs
zion regarding hrr daughter hY
ans kTFflHE N-f0 star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-16
II MALE AND FEMALE
HELP WANTED

20 BARBERs-90 GIRLS
TUITION S25
To learn marching az our evening
classes, taught by the famous
Braun Muir. OF Chicago.
BARRIERS, here Ia an opportunity 20
accommodate your customer after
you have cut her hair Learn 20
marcel by our new Himpllflcd
method
For information and registration.
call Cauffmnn Hair Store. 1899
Third Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-16
Monuments

PtdEr SOUND Marble aud Granite
Go ist ana Virgins. Established
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-16
FUNERAL NOTICES

pR NNguE Suite 100 psnisss'
BIDS, Womenn ailments disorders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-17
Needn Girls

Needy Girls
Dear Miss Grey We are two
girls alone. down 10 our last cent.
having had no work 10 speak OF for
some time We must move right
away and set another cheaper
place. but without money or imme-
dintc prospects OF money. VIC don't
know which way 20 turn.
We have photograph that Is
almost like new. IL II an upright
Columbia. mahogany finish. and
should get us about forty.fiye $40
dollars. Would you please bo 20
kind as 90 put this in your columns
lomlttlng name and address,.
got a Job the other day thru
tho Lonesome Club Employment
office and was charged i2,to for n
$40 a week Job which held one
day as tho man told mo the other
Girl wanted 10 come back | under
stood that this place did not charge
the applicant. but tho employer
t24O means a whole lot 10 anyone
out OF work. DISCOURAGED.
Name and address can be secured
by calling Cynthia Grey, MA in.osoo,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-17
Neuritis Means
Nerve Torture

Tho asonizing pain caused by ncu-
ritis has driven thousands OF suffer-
ers TO the use OF narcotics or other
hnbit.forminE drugs. Probably no
ailmont that afflicts mankind ta
capable of producing more oNcrucint.
Ing torture than nm advanced case OF
nerve inflammation.
Thanks to medical science, IL Us no
longer necessary for anyone TO re.
sort TO dangerous drugs for tho re-
lief Of this distressing complaint,
Eopa Ncuritis Tablets 60 direct TO
the cause Of the trouble and help 10
remove II quickly, safely and offcc-
lively They contain no "dope'--no
habit-forming drugs. Their action "
highly beneficial TO the entire sys-
TEN, aud tho weak. nflnmcd nerves
usually respond To their Dealing In
fluonco with amazing raphlty
II you want to be free from ncu-
ritis misery, go today and obtain n
package Of Eopa Ncurits Tablets.
price. 800. Sold In Seattle by tho
Bartcll Drug stores and all other
leading druggists Boorlcko n Rum
yon Co, Mfrs. San Franclsco,-
Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-17
"Wdnderer' Still
"a, yba Garnet

OIL Ils CuTpCL
Dear Miss Grey: ! am writing
this for the man that signed him.
SELF ~ whndcrcr on Life Journey"
l would thank you very much II
you would print Il in your columns.
To wanderor on LIES Journey:
According 10 your letter TO the
DisiliusIonod Girl. you are man
trying 10 find n good girl TO be
your wife and pal.
Well. Mr.. Man. I am afraid you
will look n long time before you
will find n girl that will be a slave
10 long hair for you or any other
man. Any woman that would slave
10 keep long hair fixed up would
slave for a man.
] should think that It's about
time that you men should know
that women are slaves no longer.
The day 10 almost ut hand where
women will be as free as men.
According 10 your letter. you
think that a girl with bobbed halt
hasn't good virtue. / have found
out the ones with long beautiful
hair are not as good as tho ones
with bobbed hair.
/ am n girl. and both my mother
and l have hair bobbed My moth
err is a good wife and pal 10 my
father.
A MEMBER,
or the Bobbcd Hair Bunch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-17
Stray Scotch
Collie

Dear Miss Grey: There IL a nice
female scotch collie. about ak or
eight months old. that has been in
our nelghhorhood mostly at our
house for several weeks. She Just
picks up what Ahe eats, except
what feed her. She IL very Wild.
and hard 20 catch. She r. n very
pretty light brown. with a white
streak down her face. a white ring
around her neck. and her breast.
and hind and foro legs arc all white.
We hnyo named her Lady" 10,
cause shc ~ 80 pretty. IS wc have
two dogs OF our own. wa cannot
afford 10 feed her wonder n she
Is somebody's lost pet don't want
20 turn her over TO tho humane so
cicty. set. wish she had good
home. She n good ns a watch dog,
and could DO caught and tanned,
Thank YOU
MRS. EFFIE HUDDLEsToN,
10th A. and Evanston ave, Ev
crctt interurhan station.
Tho station Is North Park. Mail
address is 10th At and Greenwood
ave, II. =. d. No. :. Seattle. wn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-17

Coming West from Iowa in 1875.
Senator Range settled at Spokane
Falls. n village OF some IL fam
lilies. on the present site OF spo.
kane. building the first saw mill
there. and securing tho contract for
the construction OF timbers for the
Northern Pacific railroad then be.
ing constructed from Sand Point.
Idaho. TO Spokane--the first rail.
road which came thru this state.
Later moving 10 Seattle. as state
senator at the sessions OF 1895 and
1897. with his indomitable will and
work and his wide acquaintance
ship thru the state. he was en-
abled 10 put thru the Lake Wash
ington canal project.
lie saw three years service IN