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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-07
n0AlE eEMINn cIIln

Tho Ladies' OF the Grand Army
Homo Sewing club win meet wed,
neaday January ., with Mrs. Mar
TIA Graham. s4I 10th ave. n.
Luncheon At noon, Take car No. IL.
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NORTH QuEEN ANNE r. n. J

The regular meeting Of The North
Queen Anne PIT. a. will bn held
"Wednesday, January .. az 3 p m
Miss lnez MeyrlnE Of tho Puget
Sound Savings and Loan association.
wiil speak on The Budget in the
Home" Miss Sadie Natns viii sing a
group or songs. and piano numbers
will bo contributed by Charlotte III.
ton.
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ZETA PSI
MOTHERS CLUB

The -cgul2r monthly meetlog ~
Ieia Pei Mothers club viii be held
Tuesday. January 8. NJ 2 D. m NJ
the chapter house. 4543 nth ave n
~ Members arc urged 10 attend
and bring sewing materials.
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CLfoNTAN CLUB

The Clionian club VIII meet Tues.
day. January 8. al ? p. m. at the
Federated clubhouse Tho program
viii consist n papers on Artists
and Their Accomplishments" Mrs.
IT, +. Pierce viii speak on Making
Art a Neighbor''; Mrs W X. Haw.
thornc on Cecilia Boaux." and
American Women sculptora". Cur.
rent Events Mrs Clark. Mas Grace
Tee. accompanied by Miss Marion
London, viii sing a group Of songs.
Members OF tho art departments
from all federated clubs invited.
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Death Blow to
Rheumatism

Whether you have had ~ ono or
many years N your pains do not boz
gin a. disappear by the twelfth day
under Anti-Uric treatment we viii
refund the $3.50 that you pay IA for
same That's how confident we are
that Anti-uric gives the desired re-
lief. For ahle by Bnrteil Drug
HtoreA.--Advertlae
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sEATrlE IN NIfnaEnY

Tho Seattle Day Nursery aaaclA.
ton held iin last meeting Tor 1898
on December 81. Reports given &C.
snowiedged thu Christmas party a
wonderful success. Tho childfsn'a
plnyflFld IN most satisfactory con.
di'ion. duo 20 tho Interest 81 Mrs
Thomas Franaloli. aud tho EasilAko
branch flourishins. considering Il
y new nursery. but with ARGUES,
Tor more voluntary help.
Any new ideas from tho msmbsr
ship 81 tho organization wiz h.,
welcomed b. tho committee.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
FARMLAND
COMMUNITY Glib

FARMLAND
COMMUNITY CLUB
Councilman Carroll win address
the Falkland Community club ~
it, regular meeting Monday evening.
January Z. a. 1900 Lake Washing.
ton blvd 4 large attendance - Dc.
sired rs important matters of in.
tcrcst 20 ell property owners viii
be considered.
Plans for new clubhouse arc
completed and construction will 10.
gin IN the near future.
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Hostess 10 Lnncheon ClNb

Mrs. Robert rirau,lgan Is enter
tanning her bridge luncheon club al
her home on Tuesday afternoon,
with covers placed for twelve.
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woMEN's TUESDAY ctI,p

The Women's Tuesday club viii
meet with Mrs. r. L. Walsh. 27i7
Gath ave. s.. on Tuesday. January
5. at 1890 p. m.
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wooDcRAFr TOTEM CLUB

The Woodcrnft Totem club vii
have election OF officers Thursday,
January 10. at p. m. in the club
rooms. 4ie7 Arcade building. Mem.
bcrs requested 10 attend.
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The sehaso club viii give lts first
bridge end moh Jongg party Tues.
day, January 8, az 2 o'clock. IN the
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COLONEL ELLSWORTH
CIRCLE

Open Installation Of Officers win
BE- held ~ Colonel Ellsworth eircie
Ladies' Of the q. A. T. on Friday.
January II. at 1850 p. m. A pro.
gram vii follow Visitors welcome.
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PHI KAPPA PSF morurns

PHI KAPPA PSI MOTHERS
CLUB
The Mothers club OF Phi Kama
Pd fraternity viii hold n Meeting
on Tuesday afternoon, January &
at the chapter house.
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Sunset chapter. OF the American
College club, viii meet with Mrs. j
Herbert Ame8. Carolina Court. Tues
day January s. at 1890 A. m. INA
turc' viii be the subject OF study.
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KING COUNTY
HUMANE SOCIETY

-3'FIEaEIF IVNTT4 U
The annual meeting Of the King
County Humane society for the cleo.
ton Of officers and trustees will be
held at noon on January 3 at the
T. W. c. A. private dining room.
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o'clock luncheon and installation Of
officers on Wednesday. January .. at
1891 First ave. Members urged 10
attend.
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RAINIER CHAPTER STUDY
-CAsS

The Study class or Rainier Chan.
ter. y. a. 4. win meet AZ the home
RI Mrs 4. X. Loose. oil summit
ave, on Tuesday January 8. at
2 y. m.
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COUNCIL or JEWISH WOMEN
The regular meeting OF the Council
OF Jewish Women viii be held in
the ycatry room OF Temple de Hirach
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NEfgUBORs on WOODCRAFT

Mrs. r. s. Johnson will entertain
the l.. c. w. club on Tuesday. Jan.
uary 8. at her home. 111s 9th ave.
Luncheon and sewing.
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aHAWONDAgsE CI.IfR

The shawondasse club will meet
with Mrs. L. g. Rawlines. 1924
Fifth ave. W. Tuesday, January s,
at 2 p. m.
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GAMMA PHI BETA
MOTHERS CLUB

The mothers club OF Gamma Phi
Beta viii meet Tuesday. January
3. at 900 p. m. at tho chapter
house. All mothers or members In.
vited.
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Thursday. January 10. at 200 .. m
Board meeting at l:30 p. m.
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James a. Sexton, ". r. c.. No
55. win hold public installation Of
officers In Veterans hail, Armory
Tuesday evening. January s. at s
o'clock. Public invited.
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CANADIAN
WONlENs CLUE

The Canadian Womon's club Will
meet Tuesday. January s. Mt 1875
y. m. in Frederick & Nelson's audi.
forum. Election OF officers.
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MoMEN.g TI,EspAY cIr-R

The Women's Tuesday club will
meet with Mrs. r. l.. Walsh. 27i7
24th ave. s.. on Tuesday, January
9, az 1890 p. m.
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ballroom OF Victoria Court. The
sponsors for the affair arn Mrs.
Samuel Koch. Mrs. pinkslaniel,
Mrs. a. Lou Cohen. Mrs. J. silver
and hr1. Robert LuTie.
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The wrI,rrs' club will meet Tues.
day evening. January 3. at o'clock.
in the lecture room Of tho Y. W
G. A. Manuscripts by Esther ghep
ard. Alice Jenkins. X. =. Adkins
and FiorenCo Mhynr Hickey.
l. o. r. CLUE
Tho T. o, = club win meet in
Eil@' lodge rooms. TUESDAY. Iauu.
1ry 3 az o'clock Tor business srs.
sion.
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Dorcaa circle viii meet with Mrn.
+ Courtney. 1855 ". }eth e.. Tues.
day. January s. a. / o'clock Flee.
lion Of officers.
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CURRENT CENTURY

Tho Current Century club win
meet Tuesday. January =. NJ $50
O'Clock. IN Ballard public library.
LettaFo on police women
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oAAIMA 81 49, AI1fMNAr

Tho regular meeting Of Gamma
Phi Beta Alumnne viii be held on
Tuesday. January 3. at / p. m. az
the chapter house. Mrs Il. Albert
Osborne will be hostess FOR the
afternoon.
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QUEEN ANNE CIRCLE

Queen Anne circle. Of Tho Fruit
and Flower Mission, VIII meet AZ
the home % airu Charles y. Wills.
Ais vs.. Coustook o.. Tuesday. Jan.
nary s. az 1880 o'clock.
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AUXILIARY TO
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS
Tho Indies auxiliary TO the Loco
motive Engineers wll have !
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FLORA T.. BATEMAN

IFTItIN ~ IN TINTININ
Flora y Bateman. l.. l.. o. 4. win
hold its regular meeting Monday cvc.
nlnr. January :. al o'clock install.
latIon Of officers.
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SPECIAL. MEETING

HomcweaderF lodge will have a
special meeting az swedish Club
ha1. Eighth and Olive st.. Monday
evening. January z at o'clock.
AQUILA LODGE.
so. 35
Aquila lodge. No Is. y. Of H., will
hold its regular business meeting
on Wednesday. january .. at D.
M In &C. olubroom8 IN Swedish
hall. 1927 Eighth ave. Members are
urged % attend. ns arrangements
VIII be made for tho annual IN.
stallation OF officers. 20 be conduct.
cd BY state and superior officers in
the same hali, on wednesday. Jan.
nary 90
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Women's Clubs

Of the afternoon Mrs. !. G. Dun.
away Will speak on Education"
Members may invite guests for tho
program.
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stGNAt. CORPS AUXILIARY

SIGNAL CORPS AUXILIARY
The Signal Corps auxiliary will
hold It's annual birthday party and
election Of officers at the home or
Mr. and Mrs Louis Judklns. SIS
10Th nve.. on Wednesday evening.
January o. All former members and
friends are invited 10 Join the active
members on this occasion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-09
BOY HUNTER
is DROWNED
Body Found in Bay After
Long Search

WOOD, Jan. 9.-After
searching parties composed of Stan.
wood citizens had hunted over prac-
tlcally all the adjacent territory. thoy
found the body OF Floyd Puffer, 16-
year.old Stanwood hunter, Wednes-
day floating In the water Of Douglas
slough.
Puffer left homo Monday morning
on a hunting trip. Ho borrowed
neighbours duckboat and set off down
the river toward the bay in high
spirits. When he failed to return
Monday night. his mother grew wor-
ried, and when he had not shown up
Tuesday she appealed to the neigh
bors for help.
Searching parties were organized
at once and the country canvassed.
The mother was almost frantic as
Tuesday night dragged thru with no
word of her missing boy.
And then on Wednesday a party
searching thru the marshes of Doug
las slough came upon the body
Young Puffer apparently had at
tempted to sit up in the boat, posi-
bly, to shoot. had lost his balance and
fallen overheard and his heavy
clothes had prevented him from be
ing able to keep himself UP.
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CHECKING SYSTEM
WAS INEFFICIENT
WHEN IS A HOT CAKE, DUD?

TIAVE you a question to ask Dumbell Dud?
Il He's the bird you remember, who is going to
try once a week, to answer the nut questions" of
Seattleites.
Dumbe himself boasts that no question is UNI
answerable Whether or not the correct answers
be given he adds, is altogether another matter His
column appears every Saturday
Dumbe found this letter in his mail Wednesday:
Dear Mr. bud: Glad to see you're back again.
Perhaps you can answer this question for me. It's
been bothering me for long time, and I've nearly
gone crazy worrying over it. when hot cake gets
cold is it q cold cake? Thanks"
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Romance of 70 and
rs Ends Here
Happily
by LELAND HANNUM

81 was so fused l could hardly
dress right this morning. Does my
blouse hang straight for the photo
graph. Really, you'll Just have to see
that my coat collar isn't turned
under. l hardly remember when
was so excited and happy before"
Now, ma. we've Just got an hour
to catch the bont to Bremerton and
Retsil and set breakfast, too. See II
that young man can't hurry the pic.
turc.taking n little"
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Walker 75 and
10 years old, respectively. Wednes.
day morning began their honeymoon
on awakening nj the Frye hotel, after
they were united Tuesday afternoon
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HY EIELnING LENlM0N

CHEHALIS, Jan. e.-The first
telling victory scored by the prose
cution against Percy T.. Sinclair
came Wednesday morning. Sinclair.
president Of tho defunct Southwest
ern washington bank az Ilwaco, is
on trial for classifying bank reports.
Judge w. A. Reynolds. who is
trying the case in the Lewis county
superior court. allowed Sinclair's
personal bank account 10 be intro
ducod as evidence.
The prosecution attempted TO IN.
troduce tented accounts late Tues
day, but Judge Reynolds took tho
motion. by Attorney Tom Fisk un.
der advIsement until Wednesday.
According 10 the prosecution Sin.
Chairs nccount shows that, on three
occasions, money was credited 20
Percy Sinclair without any money
or assets being deposited.
These amounts were: $4,000, $500
and 5000. IL Is the contention OF
the prosecution that these alleged
fictitious amounts could not have
been placed TO sinclairs credit II he
had not known the actual financial
condition Of the bank
FATHER TRUSTED TO
SONS JUDGMENT
The first witness called wednes.
day by the state was Thad sweelS,
treasurer Of tho skinner & Eddy
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CREW IS LOST
IN SHIPWRECK

IfALfFAX. n. s.. Jan. o.--The
American schooner r. NJ Nicholson,
Capt. Horace G.. Wilde commanding.
from Buckport, Me. to Port Aux
Basaues, n. r., has been lost with
all hands between Port Aux Basques
and CARING, according TO message
here today. Tho number OF the crew
waa not glven.
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ASSERT
PUPIL S
Issue Warrant for
Hemphill Heads
Arrest: 40 Make
Serious Charge

Charging grand larceny by obtains
ing money under false pretenses,
a warrant for the arrest OF J. J.
Kreiss, manager OF the Hemphill
Trade school at 3os e. Pike St.
was issued Wednesday.
The complaint was sworn TO by
c. y. Petty. an ex-sailor. who
claims Kreiss obtained 500 from
him by misrepresenting the schools
equipment and purposes. More than
40 students Of the Institution have
complained to Deputy Prosecutor
Ralph Hammer on the same subject,
Hammer said Wednesday.
An investigation of the school
which resulted In the grand lar.
ceny charge being filed against
Kriess was conducted by the Bet.
ter Business bureau OF the Seattle
Ad club, with George KAHN. attor.
ney for the bureau. directing II.
SAY PROMISED JOBS
NOT FORTHCOMING
Both tractor engineering and radio
operating were advertised and Petty
paid his fee for tuition in both
courses. he told Hammer.
Students for the school are OBJ.
tanned by want ads placed in for
help" columns of the newspapers,
Hammer said. Prospective students
answering the ads are enrolled and
their fees taken. Where prospects
have not sufficient funds to pay the
full tuition fee, Kreiss assures them
he can obtain part time employment
for them that they may pay the bal
ance, Hammer said. In no instances
has this been done, the boys say.
The school has been operating sev.
eral weeks and has not had a tractor
in the place. according TO Hammer.
prior to Monday OF this week. when
Kreiss purchased ForClson. This
was done after the boys had made
complaints to the prosecutors office
and the Better Business bureau had
opened its investigation.
1t has no trace of radio set.
Petty says he was assured by Kreiss
that the school was fully equipped
to teach both subjects.
The local school is branch of tho
Hemphill Trade Schools. Ltd. which
has branches in Vancouver. Cal
gary. Edmonton. Saskatoon. Nfinne-
apolis. Toronto and Montreal.
Bail was fixed at $4,000.
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Home Brew

Howdy. folks. Have you at-
tended The opera yet or do you
prefer your music served out OF
a saxcphoncs
ono good thing about opera They
never sing anything about . shortage
or fruit.
Tho san Carlo Opera Co. Is singing
III the Metropolitan thcater. Rlyet
ers working on tho new community
hotel next door threaten to strike un'
less there Is less noise.
The opera for tonight Il Madame
Butterfly" There Is some talk OF
iocalsxlug the production and calling
II Mister Earwig.''
ARTISTS ALL
The famous singers at the
Metropolitan are wonderful ar.
lists. They can make you feel
hot or cold. happy or moruse. at
viii. But that Is nothing. SO
can = ianltor.
ssan IN Kansas City was fined $50
for drinking coffee out o. saucer
How'd they expect him to drink ii-
thru straw
A reward Of 5000 has been offered
for tho word that viii best describe
a man who drinks BOOTLEG whisky
Our vose goes TO ''BooxeiiexEk md
"Sflauur." both ok which were en
tered III the contest
Mindful that ii Is now Leap YeaF.
In Geo Gee has placed the following
sign above her desk:
THIS rs Ny
BUSY YEAR
Mayor Browns police chauffeur
has been fired from the force, And
Il seems Just like yesterday that good
old Doc was promising the voters
that 10 would never ride In the police
car. but would Use only his own
faithful fIiyvsrl
our Idea OF career Of danger and
daring:
Being the pla,onIe friend Of Mabel
Norrnand
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poverty she and her husband feel that they cannot
give the coming babe fair chance in life
Her mother love will best be expressed she feels,
If she relnquishes the baby to strangers who viii
give the care and attention which its parents, thru
no fault of their own, cannot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-09
Bystander Killed
hy Officers Gun

KANSAS CITY. Jan. "a police.
mans bullet. intended for fleeing par.
Elephants in a dice game, killed o. b.
McCauley, a bystandcr, shortly after
midnight.
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DEPUTY HITS CHILD
CRYING FOR DADDY

"Oh. grandma. there's DADDY
whispered Mickey. And Jane ran
up towards her father with out.
stretched arms. But a deputy who
had the prisoner in charge struck
Tho girl over the head with his hat
ana grabbed her by the arm TO
stop her.
There werc tears streaming down
lanes face as she was conducted
baek 10 her seat and there was
hurt expression In the face Of
Nvron Sinclair, but tho wheels Of
Justice moved on as IL nothing had
happened.
The little girls do not understand
that they will be separated from
their father for several years. They
have had chance 10 see him again
and 10 talk with him again but
thew do not understand why he
cannot be with them all the time
and play and romp with them as
he used TO.
In few days the trinl viii be
ended and Myron will return to bis
cell az Watla Walia and the little
girls win be asking for their father
agqjn-
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In letter to The Star, Mrs Clark writes
Gould you please help us find home for new
born child? We have large family and do not see
how we can keep this little one.
1--WE are asking you If you could kindly help us out,
so that can keep the rest But want TO let some
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good person, who could raise it and give it good
home, have it. We are unable to give the baby home
in our present condition"
The Stars Yakima correspondent, investigating the
unusual case wires that the baby is expected to ar
rive within few days.
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Mother Glves Away Unborn Baby!

The mother and father of several children, unable
to provide properly for an expected baby offered
Wednesday to give il away to anyone who will pro-
vide good home.
In pitifu letter to The Star, Mrs. A. M. Clark,
living 20 miles from Yakima, asserts that because OF
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Bankers Tots Do
Not Realize
His Fate

cHEHALIs. Jan. 1.-Two little
girls with pretty auburn locks have
romped around the courtroom and
lobby OF the Lewis county court
house since the trial Of Percy l..
Sinclair began Monday on a charge
Of faisifyiug bank statement.
Tho little sisters have had no
end OF fun in their play and arc
perhaps the only persons who had
received real enjoyment from the
trial.
They arc the children Of Myron
Sinclair, who Is serving four to
Is years at walla walla for mis-
appropriation Of funds OF tho dc
funct Southwestern Washington
bank at Ilwaco.
They arc glad that their grand
father is on trial-not because they
understand what Il all means, but
because the trial has brought their
daddy back TO them
Tuesday they saw him for the
first time since he left for the peni.
Tertiary In September They had
lust entered the courtroom with
their grandmother. Their father
yaa on the witness stand.
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TRY TO CURB 1T
BUT IT'S TOO BIG

Some Of us have done our best
to curb the evil. but It is beyond
our means"
Hatley, the hotel man, declared
he has kept his hostelery free from
liquor and vice, but that the co..-
munity is pretty wide open"
Case would not comment on his
knowledge Of liquor and vice con-
ditions. but exhibited the pearl pen
dant Of a ladys ear ring.
How did that get in my pook-
et2' he asked, laughingly.
Deputy sheriifs Raymond Muir
ply and Joe Harrahan spent prac-
tically all OF Tuesday in skykomish
serving subpoenaes upon persons
wanted by the grand jury TO give
evidence of liquor violations Joint
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LII GEE GEE. TIL OFFICE
yasfP. SCI:
A New Years resolution Is like
a SIS bill. Once us broken. that's
the end Of IL.

The war department announces
that II Is taking every step to make
the buck private the snappiest sol.
der in the world. Has II deported
the guy who invented the overseas
cap?
Sometimes we believe that what
the radio experts tell US IS "atmos-
pheric disturbance" is in reality just
part Of shs musical program.
Interesting Statistics; Mount Raj
nler Is 1882 feet above sea Level
FIAT Is when it's high tide.
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HALF THE TOWN is
DOWN HERE, SAYS JUDGE

"They subpoenaed half the town
yesterday" Judge Mcintyre said.
we came in on the early train.
expect others TO arrive later in the
day"
Numerous reports have reached
county officers OF fragrant and open
violation OF tho state and national
liquor laws in the small rural com.
munities OF the county. Moonshlne
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Half of Skykomish Here
in Jury's Liquor Probe
And More Are Coming, They Say, to
Tell Jurors About Conditions

liquor. often of a most violent and
poisonous nature. is sold freely In
card rooms. pool halls and soft drink
places, II is declared.
In some communities the effect of
the liquor is demoralizing large mum
bers of tho inhabitants. who go
about the villages in stupor.
Liquor has been pretty freely
ased around skykomish," Judge Nc.
Intyre said.
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Executing n surprise STRATEGY.
cal move Wednesday the King
county grand jury launched
into n vigorous probe of alleged
fragrant liquor law violations in
King county rural communities.
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The campaign opened at Skykom.
lsh when subpoenaes were served on
half score residents there. Skykom.
ish Is IN the extreme northeast cor.
ner OF the county, on the Great
Northern railroad.
n. Mcintyre, justice of the peace
and special agent for the Great
Northern railway at Skykomish,
headed delegation OF three wit
nesses, the first to arrive from sky.
komish. With Mcintyre were j. w.
Hatley. hotel man and proprietor
OF Hatley's' hotel and John Case, a
Grcnt Nortbern fireman
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At night home 10 dinner. where my
wife mighty uHtidy. bnt took no notice
81 a. for indeed u T. mistake 20
rcprifnAnd red-headed woman. And 80
~ the evening 10 the boxing bouts at
the Coastal Pool, sud did feel perfectly
safe there. Ms : lid count i24 flremsn
presrnt 10 enforce the fire ordinances.
- 70 duty.