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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-06-26

+ BOB ROCKWELL positively announces his candidacy
for Governor Far have been Governor
but way cannot build much hope that he will
be nominated and far less that he be elected if
he was.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-06-26

THE Post will support the Republican ticket this
Bonils mads that a part of the deal when got
s1OO0OO0 from Sinclair.-Denver Democrat
Ye gods! Talk about biting the hand that feees
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-06-26

WHAT would call from the sublime to the ricicu-
ous is the that bunch of Denver lawyers the
other day to launch Colorado campaign reform in
criminal law. 1t is to laugh!-Inland Empire.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-06-26

TICKETS for the Democratic National Convention at
New York. selling scalpsrs stands for $780, box
seats $500. They will be worth it.-Salida Mail.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-06-26
THEY say Hell and Maria" DAVE

THEY say Hell and Maria" Dawes g o. p. vice pres-
dental candidate appeals strongly to the farmers of the
country If this is true, trife mystifed Is it
that president of big bank in Chicago he have
lot of farm paper?" Or maybe, they have doped it
out that he carry the Northwest by threatening
have the banks foreclose those 100000 mortgaged
farms there But somehow these explanations
fit They do not sound natural After looking into the
thoroughly the biggest claim find Dawes has
the farmer is his gift to them of brand cues
word Ard they surely need one. What they have
tatters True Hell and Maria is pittfully inadequate
1t neither fills the mouth relieves the soul
not satisfy But it is something And farmers long
learned not to expect too much Particularly from poll
ticians. Is that what they banking to win the
farmers votes?-Brass Tacks, in Denver Express
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-06-26

THE rapidity with which income tax refunds
nounced leads to believe that considerable conf
dence felt in that particular law being adopted
looks if everything had arranged advance
that idle time for the dollars would occur
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-06-26

PROBABLY the most elaborate and extensive special
edition of newspaper issued the Western Slope
is the "a page Colorado Development number of the
Steamboat Pilot which issued under date
Charley Leckenby surely did the thing up right and their
very interesting number is well filled with business
prove that financial loss
to the publisher The edition is under the auspices
the Federated COMMERCIAL Clubs of Northwestern Colo
RADIO The volume of the editiLn $4,000 copies and
properly circulated must do untold good the
Grand, Rout and Mofat which represented therein.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-06-26

WHAT change in sentiment A few weeks ago
President Coolidge and United Treasurer Mellon
all kinds of misfortune would befal the country
should the Democratic compromise financial measure
enacted into law But passed the president signed
it. Now Mr.. Coolidge he feels the measure
will be of benefit the country Having lost the
fight for their moned friends good Judgment dictates
that Messrs Coolidge and Mellon make the best of the
situation and what credit they from the adoption
the law Sterling Democrat
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-06-26

THOSE who inclined to discount the influence of
W. j. Bryan the National Democratic convention will
probably change their minds by the time this paper
read We sincerely hope Mr. Bryan give Mr. McAdoo
all the help he and if he does know just who the
candidate will be-
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-06-26

THE number of who fatty declined run
vice President the Republican ticket shows about
much faith they had in its selection In the same
the number who wish to for President vice Pre-
dent the Democratic ticket indicates that they do
hesitate at the risk if any.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-12-27
BOX OF HUMAN BONES
 FIGURES MURDER CASE

HANOVER, Germany, Dec. 27.- Much of the third day of the trial of Fritz Haarmann, the Hanover but cher, for the murder of nearly thir- ty young men since 1918, was taken up with expert testimony regarding a box of human bones which had been placed in evidence. Experts testified that the bones for the most part were those of young men under 20 years old.
 As the trial proceeds it becomes more and more evident that Haar- mann has no realizat tion of the seri- ousness of the deeds charged against him. To the most revolting ques- tions he replied detachedly. Death, awaiting him or inflicted on his al legged victims, seems to have no meaning.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-12-27
SUSPECT DIES WITHOUT
 CLEARING UP MYSTERY

PORTLAND, Dec. 27.-Death which Friday took w. J. Mcdonald, aged 23, who has been in a hospital here since November 19, suspected of con- nection with the killing of M. P. Martin, a night watchman, baffled the efforts of officers to solve the mystery surrouding Martins death
 Mcdonald, who had been found wounded, near where Martin was shot, was questioned by officers as death approached last night, but re- fused to give any information or say anything concerning a second man who police believe was involved ill the killing of Martin. Before he died, Mcdonald told police his mother lives in Toledo, Ohio.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-12-27
GOOD WEATHER FAvORS
 SUGAR IN PORTO RICO

SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, Dec 27.- The largest sugar crop in Porto Ri co.'s history is predicted for the sea- son soon to begin by Commission of Agriculture Carlos Chardon, who an ticipates harvest of from 522,0OO to 535,0OO short tons. The largest crop the island ever produced was 503,000 tons in 1917. Last years cror was 47S,0O0 tons.
 Commissioner Chardon gives as reasons for il.e, probably inc ease output favorable weather conditions during the growing season, eNten- sion of cane planrings, better sel ection of varieties of cane yielding high percentages of sugar, and the planting of varieties resistent to cane diseases
Seward daily gateway., 1924-12-27
PROPOSED INCREASE PARCEL POST RATES,
 REGISTERED MAI L

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 27.- The proposed increase on parcel post rates, urged by Postmaster General New, will average two cents on pack ages in all zones.
 Rates for circulars and direct mail advertising, with certain exceptions will be increased from one cent to one and half cents for two ounces.
 Registered letters would cost if teen cents.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-12-27
ENGLAND BUILDING TWO
 MOST MODERN CRUISERS

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 27.- Captain Hough director of naval in- telligence, has reported for the first time the details of the last two bat tleships under the arms treaty to be built by England. He said the Rod ney Nelson will carry nine 16-inch guns mounted, will have three tur- rets and several guns for anti-air and underwater protection The guns will have a range of 30OOO yards.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-12-27
RUMANiA WILL DEPORT
 100000 UNDESIRABLEs

BUCHAREST, Dec. 27.-The Rou- manian government is preparing to deport 100000 undesirables under the recent law granting the authorities exceptional powers to maintain or der A large number of Russian sus- poets who cannot we'll be sent home, will be required to live in the re- stricted area.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-12-27
MAY REDUCE SERVICE

PARIS, Dec. 27.-The period of mil itary service in France would be re- duced under an army reform plan now being worked out at the minis try of war. The scheme will require considerable time to perfect.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-12-27
LANDSLIDE CAUSED THE
 DEATH OF 24 PERSONS

MANILA, Dec. 27.-Father Selga, assistant director of the weather bureau, said that in his opinion that catastrophe at Hidkopshan where
Seward daily gateway., 1924-12-27

twenty-four persons were killed, wa caused by a landslide and not al earthquake. He said the local seis- mograph had recorded no tremors.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-12-27

MT. and Mrs. McNab of Seldovia are on their way to the States.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-12-27

CAN USE A FEW MORE GUS TONERS AT THE o. K BARBER SHOP.
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Subscribe for the Seward GatewayfA
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Join the Chamber of Commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-18
The Steadfast Heart

one Of the most appealing and all
around attractive pictures u Abe cur
rent season h The sicaasast Heart
which IS showing this week NJ the
Blue Mouse.
Never before has anyone come 30
near catching Mark Twains spirit OF
boyhood immortnlizcd by Tom Saw.
ser ana Huck Finn az the producers
OF The Stc1dfas, Heart In this
they have been aided and abcttcd hy
as clever group Of children as tho
screen has ever offered This In.
cludes joey Depcw. the hero ~ the
first episode, Jerry Dcvinc, sherry
Tansey and Marian Battista. The
scenes in which these youngsters ap.
pear are in themselves worth tho
price OF admission
The Erowusups IN the cast arc.
however. by no means outdiHanccd.
Marguerite Courtot, william r.
Mack Joseph striker. Mnry Alden,
Hugh Huntley ana host Of other
notablcs 90 to make up ono OF the
strongest aggregntions ever gath.
cred for ono production
The story is an Inspiring one deal.
ing with the struggles Of n small
town waif to live down the terrific
handicap Of an early criminal en-.
vironmcnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-18
Monsieur Beaucaire'

stil proving "a popular attraction,
Rudolph Ynluunb is n0ss playing IN
his third big week al the stnnd
Monsieur BcHuc8lre q undoubtedly
the most prgteniious production this
hnudapmc young actor has starred IN.
The settings .nd caruminEs are
gorgeous ard the supporting eaat one
% the finest which includes uebe
Daniels Doris Kenyon, Lois wilson
and Lowell sherman. il one OF the
finest.
Briefly told. the story rsyolyrs
around The attractive Duke Dc Char.
tres who rcfusesc 10 marry the
charming Princess DE- Bourbon Cont
ai the royal command. To escape
tho wrath gf the king % France. tho
notorious Louis Ky. be rlsrs TO Eng
land There. masgucudiuA ~
barber he meets and cup,i,--ss the
beautiful Lady MARY, only 70 have
her turn against him, when she
finds DO b. an impoatrr Forgiven by
the king be returns 10 France ana
tho princess whom he realizes no
really loves
Glide Lehman. Seattle pianist is
winning n big hand at every per
Torrance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-18
Single Wives"

Those aEa appreciate drains RI fH~
more ruaHr rHrrrr HHa appreciate
a strong Harnsarh.ur STORY ara
powerful mrmr. fEasrrnme o.
a-rs sill nHa au rHlH and moore 90
He.r Wre. tHa Fne sHaHI
picture aH.rn Ia featured Hf us a..
HHr fhH rrEa
The imrsIaae feature ~ rna n.-
lure b. tHs highly entertaining ars
fng rarsnI rrsg chat BE- Har#s.
GH rhs character ~ uau5 Jordan.
auasrHfeaI bride Ua-+ur. grr
url Haa smpafHHIr raIa ideally
h.a ig tHr popular finn harara
HaI'gu HIr who Dr. ua Featured
Hz client boz |Hs IfNruf .GaHrr.rzr
SION RI fHs buoy husband HHa H "a.
wrought 90 Boz making fa tar ff.r Do
fHU fa uHfH tHaf HlH HIfs r drifting
aHHH from him
one OF fHs chief rHrrma ~ ~Er.
sb wives" o. BE- a.rfrrsurr 90 Tho
u-aHI Fua N society auI matrimonial
problem riatH anI much ~ Ohio ~
unuHF. can ha credited f4 fHs mam-
beers ~ rHr excellent rrHf which su.
art lhr several ruIra Supporting
HirF Grimm and SIR sUs rrs such
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-18
WORK ON WRIGHT
FILM PROGRESSING

There is an mir Of bustllng activity
on Principal Pictures lot again FOR
the first contingent II the company
who made tho trip TO location in
Arizona, where THE Mine with the
Iron Door is being filmed, has re.
turned.
This group is made up OF the tech.
nical staff carpenters. painters, etc.
and they have transferred the sound
Of pounding hammers TO the studio
carpenter shop where sets FOR the In.
toriors which are to be ahot here,
arc already under way with this
group was the carpenter who Is
proudly exhibiting n gold nugget un.
earthed in the canyon during. the
building Of one OF the location set.
Iiis find was ossaycd and valued at
$50. -
director Sam wood and the cast
are still IN Arizona, completing the
scene laid In Mout Lennon, 5000
feet above sea level Sol Lesser Is
enthusiastic over the "rushcs" and
looks for "Thc Mine" to eclipse tho
earlier scenes Of tho first Harold Bell
Wright story, when Mans
Man"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-18
when a Mans a Man

The main screen feature at the
Colonial is the photoplay adoption
OF Harold Bell Wrighrs well known
novel; When Mans Man. "
which Is a First National attraction.
The theme OF the story has 10 do
with the rcmaking OF "a man-rather
the MAKING OF "a man. An eastern
millionaire finds himself dubbed n
"tailor's dImmy' by his own
sweetheart He decides TO make "a
man OF himself and win the admra.
ton ana respect Of his friends He
leaves his palntinl home, dons old
clothes. and starts life anew in the
cattle country OF Arizonu-and
makes good,
John Bowers, Marguerite do Ia
Motto Robert Frazer and a host OF
other celebrated screen favorltcs ap.
pear in the cast.
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daughters of
Pleasure"

Columbia patrons nrs kccnly IN.
l"ying the comedy drama. "DauEh.
ira % Pleasure. which ig the fca-
iured offering .or the week
n By light and breezy rory Of a
little family made rich thru the dis.
cDyery ~ oil. with their money they
set ont 20 buy happiness md an tn
mlnuade pleasures that arc sup.
paach 90 produce H. Complications
arise that become alarming
Monte Hlur Ia seen as the eare.
free son " The i4ie rich who knows
no limit in extravaganza or morals.
Marie Provost Re just an ordinary
airl trying 10 have tho beat kind 81 a
time, but who is held down by "a
strict father who is stepping out him.
self with a young adventures whom
DO met on board a boa, from France
Clara Bow leads a luxurious lie amid
fu"ry that lB ylmbly above her sta
ton and when the surprised Marie
finds that her own father has been
supplying her chum with the Illicit
plumber she adopts the code Of like
flihcr-liko daughter"
on the same bin is an Andy
Gump'
In concert number extraordi.
nary. Liborius Hauptman directs the
Columbia all.artist orchestra IN the
rendition ~ that lively number.
iiEht Cavalry" from the compost.
tons or suppc.
Several other acts provide n very
entertaining a,. ---ll balanced hin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-18
'How to Educate
q Wife Contest

Letters are pouring In containing
Information ON How 10 Educate q
WIFE Here's ono from Mrs Mar
th1 Cutting ASS rhlnHsy ave, which
Ia very interesting:
Contest Editor 4 man could not
educate hts wife before marriage ~,
cause tho sort Of practical knowledge
TINT makes woman "a Eo-nlled
good wife, comes about thru OK.
perirucs. Education. 90 tbis sense
particularly. must como thru profit
Ing hy experience. and I8. necessarily,
gradual
MIy observation has convinced mo
that the average girl is just as
capable Of adjusting herself 10 con.
ditions as tho average young man
or any man. that she ia just aH dc
siruus 10 succeed Tho number Of
wives who stretch incomes made.
qu1ie Tor two 20 cover the needs
and the bodieH-of the additions
causes us % think That many men
could we'll spend a good portion Of
their wasted energy ia increasing
their earning power instead Of Try.
ing to educate their wives on their
spending How many men Increase
their incomes as rapidly as their
heirs7 or their doyirca2 or their ne.
ccvsities9 How many "cut out" 10.
harrg or any such thing TO aid in
tho stretching proCos82
As for educating n wife after mar
riago he does an right but /
would just drop d word Of warming
to the man before he decides whether
Il, shat be before or aftcr-kcrp In
mind the Dutchman and tho pup
when you decide Arc you quite sure
that you know more MS the pup"
This contest is being conducted by
The Star and several Seattle mcr.
chants in conjunction with the Colt.
scum. where tho picture. How to
Educate a Wife, is being shown this
week.
For the best essays Of 200 words
prizes will be given as shown on
this page. The essays should be
confined to 200 words and they
should he mailed 10 tho Contest Edt
tor OF The Seattle star The con.
test will continue thru the run OF
the picture, closing Friday night.
August g. The essays, however, do
not need 10 bear upon the picture
In fact, It ig preferable that they do
not.
The judges Of the contest arc:
Reah II. Whitehead. Judge In justice
court; Frank Fuqua. captain traffic
squad; Daniel Iandon, attorney.
First prize Grunbaum Bros. fur.
niturc- $40 merchandise order. Sec
ond prizes. Friedlander g. Sons.
jewelcrs-SiO merchandise order.
Third prize Sherman Clay & Co,
music-SJ merchandise order Fourth
prlzc-A. G.. SpaldinE & Bro, sport.
ing goodH-one club EolO. Fifth
pfizc--H. r.. williamson Electric Co.
SIS merchandise order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-18
Hey, Boys Are
You in on his?

Here's rhaucs for some Seattle
boy 10 earn "a nice news suit for
school. a good looking sweater OF any
or several more prizes ranging from
cash 10 tickets 20 the Liberty
Every KID loves Jackie CooEan md
hat small boy can't duw2 Get out
your pencils. youngsters nd make "a
sketch n jackie CoogBn- This YOUNG
rtBf is coming 10 the Liberty August
Is In HIS latest picture Robinson
CFuRBe. JT." and that be- why we are
having paa contest
a sketch of Jackie was printed in
Saturdays Star. August &C. You do
not have TO follow the same drawing,
bat u il all right u you want to uso
our sketch on Euide.
Tho ur8iucEs, likeness and smooth.
rssa win be figured 10 awarding tho
prizes
BE sure 20 write your name. nEr
and address clearly on your drawing
and mail il 20 The contest editor OF
Tho star
Mail In your drawing as soon as
possible The contest closes Thur.
day August IS
The winner viii be awarded si5
suit n clothes with extra pants given
by tho boys department Of tho
Rhodes department store The sec
ond prize viii be a boys an wool
$3.50 sweater given by the boys dc.
partmcut Of tho Rhodes department
store md the third viii be IS in cash.
Thsrc viii be fourth prize OF 81
cHsh and firth prize Of 81 cash
Winners OF the next five beat draw.
ingB viii each be sent a pass accom-
modatlnE two persons for the Lib.
crty. Tho contest il open 10 all boys
up 10 IA years OF age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-18
"CIVILIAN CLOTHES"
AT METROPOLITAN

civilian Clothes" one Of the most
p6Dutar plays Of the Broadway sea.
son, will be presented by the Seattle
Guild Players for II week beginning
with the evening performance Mon.
day,
Civilian Clothes" is comedy
drama in three acts written by
Thompson Buchanan and bids fair to
be one OF the most enjoyable splnys
presented by this popular stock com.
pany. aA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-18

OVER since Eve put over the 90.
- pie stunt ON Adam, while The sly
serpent hsr hawrd somewhere among
the yerdarous faimst. men have won
drrrd II women could be- educated
and II thfy could. how it was 20 BE-
done Some have counrelIsd keep
Ing their wives secluded. like the old
Turks ana their "h8Frms ahcra
have used force 8aI fists Etil Others
Kindness and courtesy
EIlnur Giyn han developed her
IDEAS quite differently lu her atsst
screen story How Co. Educate "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-18

with Eay Rob.nsou's popular or.
sHostn three little Juvenile 300.
tounns. the All rabarstte girls and
Eobt Lorenzo furnishing the musical
entertainment. and -rhs Unknown
Purple aH thr feature film. the
Hollis f. moro than entertaining.
The lhtmr of tho phoi0p'ay is one
81 mystery renieFinE about a purple
ray ~ light in which "a human be
Ing can make h.mFsif invisible 90
ihr ESQ The possess1r 10 thE a..
m1rsah'n secret 81 an lnvtafor.
played by Henry g. walfh8IL whose
wife has betrayed M trust In her
and whose best friend has stolen az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-18

wife" which is the popular 1'rbe.
ton Ht the Coliseum
The characters urr ''ju7i folks
,uch an wc all meet every d1y Their
problems are Our problems and tho
unfolding Of rho st1B leaves the
spectator with the feeling that hs or
sH1 has just had q pvTpIryinE prob
lem Of bia Bsn placed IN HueH a way
aH 20 show both slides of th, BFEu
mFnt Bt once
Marie Provost end Monte Blue arr
rar'urrrd with f.ns supporting
Eaar. including The famous character
actor Claude gifliuEWatsF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-18
Gentle julio"

% a Zero .r lore rfs t-...,
-.-' .af -a-1 aaraarrrl- -.
a"n.0 .r aase end -. -
~ 2 l7w aa argtA.r,
Haaf gas ass1 ~.
% De- aur raaaa 10 81.
% .a Dearest .1r fs-
EH .a .. brave 1zs 4. -
.H iw..u~ urrlars7
$50. " Ea Din Is-r.s.-.
.a.a af engaged 10 ~, 49,,
Er grHn lu "a aaff So ~. -. ~
rcd ln promise q argfs--
miE-fS and rH- Fsatsr fsrs- =.
ml' DrarraaH raa.s as rss,s 49,
NJ " 'H.. naa...8 Iarr q. ~
Hs-l rw4 Ha Asams err.r.s 4
A. t.alH aa #w gala 49,.
There funny Fe4uutsu - Il
raInr.r portrayed by Hess -
ana Harold Eaasalg Ia ne w.~.
faE fr1tHra Gentle Jals. % ss,,.-t
from Booth TaraHras.s H5,sfos
gma Eama Eaa ON ues 4. ~.
Winter Garden
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-18

D" pa'se@rI and sent him 10 prison
on a f3Eo charge l'nrecoEu.zcd by
those who betrayed him. Tho invcu
for returns after bis pflron term
and with tho ni3 ~ ihc weird power
~ maknss himself invisible. which
he possesses proceeds 10 take ius
titled vengeance upon them Thla
story o. told iu a thrilling. gripping
sequence of events different in type
and portrayal from ans which the
motion picture has SET shown
In ihr cast ~ tho production.
wiagh waH personally directed by
no" author. are Henry Il W8ilbaIL
alice Lake Stuart Holmes. Helen
Ferguson and Ethel Grey Terry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-18
MRS. SIDNEY DREW
PANTAGES FEATURE

Mrs. Sidney Drew famous motion
picture and stage star. is the head
lins attraction OF the new pantngcs
shuw. Mrs. Drew Is q charming adj.
tress and appeared hcSe two years
ago In a clever comedy act.
The lie Marshall Revue. Bernivlci,
Bros, Jack Kraft and ElBie Lamont
and The Unusual Trio are other acts
on the bill.
The feature photODlay liz "The
Guilty one" n Paramount picture
starring Agnes Ayres.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-18

Stuart Holmes has the Villains
role in "Vanity's Price, n new photo,
play in which Anna @ Nilsson Is
starred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-18

rrroU iHmInar=r g Ksthlyn MI
Jams lou Tr'.seen, Henry p Wal
fHaI Phyllis IIarsr Phnira smsH,v
dsrr Austin end John Patrick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-18

Bc71is Love, Lewis stone, Lloyd
Hugc@nd Wallace Berry nrc In tho
cast of THE Lost World" new
First National fiim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-18

Children born on Friday In Serbia
arc thought 20 be inyulncrablc to the
assaults Of cyll spirits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-18

Tho Triflcrs" from Frederick
Orin Bnrtlclrs novel viii be
screened
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-18

Tho bnrk of tender young pines IL
ono of the fayorltc foods Of porcu.
pines,
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Have you read tonighrs want
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MOnte'S Ideas

On How TO Educate a Wife" Not So Bad
What Do You Think?