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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27

ulbls larer that externally safe
guards Tho proper maintenance and
pspsluity uf lbr universe cor
tain rHrs NJ people huu tbFIr fool
iahIy conceived defiance Doe vain
effort Go prove thlt real HappInra
may De- found iu some was other
than 90 uJry these divine natural
lave
ln tHia uumru aw undoubtedly
thr greatest offenders Wum1us
proper aud intended destiny lice in
motherhood ANA ihr making uf
home in fhlE why only can tBs
find iIral happiness. became b. b.
natures irrNueHIIe law AFt thou
sands az present day business and
professional women. utterly ienor
luF iht divine attributes that were
intended 90 make OF them home
keepers and rockers ~ cradles. Eu
about rl1iHiuE iu their "new fro
dom and independence % men
fuoiishl5 telling ths world they
have found che ideal existence But
dId you ever notice Mia Grey. hos
quickly and completely any Of these
women win ruerumh 90 tho charms
~ someone cisr'a tahyf They must
f1ndlr and carysH u and ruuEEir lt
boz their arms, Tor d,yu within Them.
tho suioriinurI hY Hily modern
IDEAS tbr natural maternal Instinct
D. forever alive I wonder if these
womru over stop 10 consider hr
fate ~ she world should their
''moIcrn freedom" b- universally
adopted
No shiuElsi au1 painted z1clllrd
nlpprg u1miinE her physical
charms for tho express purpose OF
attracting mru who are good
rp-ndera." o. ideally happy Nor 81
ihr Errst multitude ~ women Who,
possessing she divine FIus of pr
r1ull. beauty health and lutfIlI.
ssucs. boldly indulge ln modern"
practices that urr IN Insult 30 or.
d.uAry drccncy and Womauiy virtue.
Tor always q silent voice warns
that natural laws arc lsluE violated
and tho penalty will eventually
have 10 b. paid Certainly. men ARE
partly 10 blame tho another rrroE.
n.sri natural law makes man tho
seeker. and his conduct depends la.
surediy on the attitude of The wom
an This II absolutely torno out in
,he animal Kingdom. where The
same laws that should govern ma
mans src instiuetivcly obfyri
Women who are 10 harsh IN their
condemnation u men might be sur
prised 90 know That somewhere deep
In syrry mau o. Bp Instinct that
makes him want 90 kneol In reycr
cnce and homage az the shrine Of
true and yiriuuua wumauho0d
womauhooI stripped of the inirn.
tioual seductive wilts that aliract
Fthc worst in him aud that there IL
none 40 dcpraved that they win fail
20 accord honor and respect where
honor and respect nr rtRhiully
due IDEALtST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27

Dear h.-s Grry q rlt Bi "a table
with a lady "a 8Ud as foou Bs shr
had siNru ms her orter che upsnsI
vanity hos uokrd boz lbr Ela-a.
took uut IL lirstick. pAuuEu her
mouth heassns who would Kiss
those npsl powdered her face with
pink and then white. gUmlrl her
curly locke and I was expecting Go
rec hsr take toothbrush out aud
use her tumulsr II water 20 clean
her teeth. and hy fhr way. they
needed o.
ON thr street. iu tho stores. in
restaurants. ln lhrHfrm. you srr
hdiesf No sou don't sou ftr g..
male specimens. performing their
toilet that We have always been
taught should BE- done in the priv.
acy ~ their own ruomH
When I came 20 Seattle. 90 years
lEu. stood ON the corner % Mudl.
son and Second. waiting for mo
wife. and counted over zoo women
. passing me. and when my wife ar
rived I toiI her Seattle had the tcat
looking women Of ans town ever
visited and their compilations veu
10 natural 20 clear and the sea air
had impaired such glow 90 health
they d.d not need druF ator1 com
pleNl0us. To-day how many can sou
count that are NOT dauhrd with
paint yrs. nArBEp h. the word
/ Tor not one in q hundred can apply
Z it artistiraliy
II Is IA positive crime 10 see many
Eirls that would ur really pretty.
spoiiiug su their beauty with un.
natural color
DO they think they fool thr mtns
They don't And BE- They could hear
The remarks the men make fhsY
would hide theIr heads ln shame. II
they had any lgfi
I An ONtDOkEB AID ADMiHEE
. or SENSIBLE GIIus
Dear Miss Grey Since coming 90
Seattle about a year aEo baYr
been constant reader uf your De-.
[ parimrnt in The Star and while
there is often much 10 justify the
[ various sentiments expressed by
your correspondents there ID some
times a bitterness in the discussions
between mon and women that BE-
extremely unnatural and greatly %
b. depiorrd
Those who live IN real happiness
and content arr wont 30 feel t8irr.
anco. rather than hatred. for such
a. hold different viewpoint con.
corning proper moral conduct and
I modes ~ living IN order 10 make
possible more general state %
happiness and 20 lessen this uniaR
onlsm between The arxcE. somc fun.
dlmenlai prrerpt should h. uni.
.verpaily recognized that would con.
stitutc "a basis Tor the amicahlc sst.
I uemcnt Of such eontrOVcwiss
~ regards personal conduct, no
human ia ignorant Of. nor can safe.
~ ignore, the fundamental laws Of
nature Yet against this imprrE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
Portland Live Stock
Iridny's 0uetafions

Cattle Receipts none. Tonc Of market.
slow. Steers. good grade. t1T59B -.
medium. is.g5us.75s common. 15gf.25.
heiiers good. ,S,TsWs2S; medium and
common. ss.T505.553 COWS, good ss2s o
t.55. medium Aad common. f3.35a s.z5 /:
Gamers and cutters. S1.soes2s; bulls,
Gamers and boloEnar. ts.S0aS.s5s
calves medium and choice. 1870 lbs.
down, 1903. iso TO go lbs, I5.755
$50: $50 lbs. W, St.5o o s.s5,
Hogs Receipts. none Tone OF market.
steady, Medium, good and choice, ie0
TO 200 lbs, ss.S00Fs5. 200 to $50 lbs.
ts.s,Us.Ts. so lbs up. ss.750s.5o.
packing. smooth heavy. S7.50as: pack
Ing. rough heavy. 1850 q SO: slauEh-
ter pigs. ts0 GS.7S; feeders and stock
ers. $3.50.
Sheep Receipts. none. Tone OF market.
steady. Lambs. 50 lbs down. medium
20 choice, sisQit; hcavywclEhts, me-
dium and choice, sii.Ao91e50; rulls
and common, all weights. si0sOUls.5Q.
wethcrs, t7Gio; ewes. common 20
choice, 5sGs5o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
Boston Wool

BOSTON. Dec. 26,-with most OF tho
foreign auction sales suspended untn az
ter the turn or the year. the local wool
market assumed an air OF quletness.
Prices ON both foreign and domestic
woods In the local market continue TO
ho FIRMLY held. however and holders OF
desirable woods refuse TO mako conces.
atous
High prices for wool in tho West has
led TO predictions OF higher prices in
this market, but thorc does not appear
TO he much Increase in the demand Tor
woolcns from tho mons wear trade ana
this has checked activity somewhat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
STEADY STREAM
OF new HIGHS
One OF Most Remarkable
Short Sessions Yet
WALL STREET JOURNAL FINAN-
GAL HEhIEM

NEW YORK Dec. 2T.-Aftor an
opening Of new highs the market
evolved itself into procession Of
new tops and when onc stock weak
rued another Immediately took its
place m one ~ the strongest short
sessions % this remarkable bull
market
There was no sign Of weakness
anywhere. The market held up well.
steel sold az izgh. again the Highest
prices loo seven years. and rs volume
was larsr Tho Independent Htccls.
which have rather fcebly responded
b. the lead ~ Ihe markets haromst-
sr. came u the fore with tcpu bile
Iron a steel leader. selling az co.
up 81 Texas Gulf sulphur made
lis new high. selling up 10 100 =
which compares with % just about
four weeks ago.
woolworih went into new high
ground, selling at i96 3. and o num-
Der Of the motors were strong, no
tably Nash. which showed but one
sale but that was at 2og. up seven
points IN two days
Tho market opened higher. L. s.
Steel ils. up Z New Haven. 2e5s,
up = Pennsylvania. iSA. UP =
Baldwin. 1871. up ~. New York
Central ilsfa, up = General Flee
trio. 1854. up iiz Pan American
Petroleum r. 50. up - Studebaker,
feA, up y Anaconda, 81; Reading.
20 =, up y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
CYNTHIA GREY
- CYNTHIA GREY ---
The Way of q Clever
Maid With O. Man
She's Eighth Wonder of the World
When 1t Comes to Managing Hubby
BY CYNTHIA GREY

THE way of maid with passes all understanding
For no man, deep n his heart wants 10 marry-yet
he IS led, smiling TO the altar by any young female who
marks him for her tea ticket
And an the rest of his DAYS she uses ms name his money
and his military brushes as If they were her own.
She drags him 10 hg.-brow shows when he wants 10 be
at home with a book; and 10 higl-hat parties when he
ycarns 10 be out with the boys
She feeds him hash when his stomach out for prime
ribs Of beef And she insults him by kissing him ON his
bald spot and calling him od dear Yet ho loves her,
Show me the wonders OF the world And will
show you the way of wife with a husband
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Terminal Pier te-6ir I'd
more Pier u=Ftr iOuhu.
Hru Street Trrmihni==U. 8. g Halda.
rirr i1U 4, G. q prtivvod. ms Geo.
Washington
Pier I'll Is Boxer.
Pier s-EtrH Victoria Alameda
Pier aHtrH Yukon. Paul Lnckuubach.
Pier D-5tr n y. Alexander.
Pacific Coast Engineering workH-U. 8.
\, Heather.
Union Pacific TCrminai--3tr SAbtsna, 4.
4. s. Surveyor.
Spokane street Tcrmlnal-str Nebraska
rada Dry pockH-u. y, = uualgu, Ms
Patterson. ugr President Mckinley.
West Seattle Training stAtion-EaEie 81.
raylors Mnl-Htr ~ Cicuta.
Edmonds-str Warwick.
wlnslov Marine Railway eagle HRrbcTl
--sehra Vancouver, Ella 4. Aiumna.
Rlata. blgtn Cpuqurror. hargrs Coauit-
lain city Henry Willard. Griffsou. Ei-
wcll. Fails % clyde, sttu Griffdu. Ne
hnlen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
PROBLEM MOSTLY
WITH EUROPEANS

since the now immigration law
went INTO effect our problem Is moro
with Europeans than with Orientals.
Tho Italians, Greeks. Syrians and
Near East immigrants arc not so well
organized as tho orIcntals, but they
are more numerous"
Struggled human contraband vs.
brought across the limo In autos. in
The bottoms Of fishing craft, Moot.
and oven In airplnne8. AZ Tccato two
rondgters were recently captured.
each containing thrco Cinnamon
packed IN their rear compartments.
Some means OF registering all nom
clllacua is being urged by immigrn.
ton luthoriuoa a law probably win
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
Dead Mail Altman
Snow Storm Victim

CHICAGO, Dec. a. Charles Gil.
bert, air mail pilot who lost HE
lifo while flying over Kancyillc. m.
last week. was a victim OF n snow
storm and not engine trouble, fly.
ing field officials here announced
Examination OF tho motor failed 70
show any Jcfccts. they sud.
Officials believed Gilbert, blinded
by tho snow lowered his altitude
nn1 fearing u crash, Jumped lila
parachute failed to work, cnuaing
denlh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
WHEAT AND RYE
IN new HIGHS
Advance to Record Prices
Since War Days

CHICAGO. Dee 1s.-Wheat and
rye made new records on the boar
OF trade today. reaching into the
highest territory since war dsts
Coarse grains were sympaihetic8iis
higher. Buying iu wheat wks mostly
local
Higher cash premiums and hrtisr
demand for the spot article trgeth-
er with the strength in wheat boost
Cd corn
Oats advanced with other gram
on a featurcisss market
Heavy commission house buyug
and higher grains strengthened tht
proviHipus iist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
Foreign Exchange

NEW YoHE, Dec. 90. Foreign OK
change closed steady. Demand sterling
N1ON, 40 x francs S0.O6g9a IN
SO,o0ol, lire, SoOigS, up SO.OOOOI; rel
Eium, io.otp7. oft 'OOOOI marks. ssS
Holland, 1885, Denmark i76i. IN IL
tusaln bidi ilongkong, 66N Shanghai
NV, lokohamA. aasO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
IT'S GOOD sIDELINE
FOR RUM RUNNERS

The prohibition law aids the traffic.
for rum smugglers find It doubly
profitable 10 deal In two lines Of con-
traband 4 charge Of $500 Is usually
made to bring immigrants across In
autos or In boats
Thousands Of Europeans and ORR
entails are coming into Mexico via
Tamplco and Vera Cruz" said ID. s.
Kuykendall, district director OF immi.
grafton service here. Many. of
course, settle in Mexico, but many
arc being smuggled across the line
into America.
ION the Canadian line there is a
reciprocal agreement allowing us TO
inspect and enforce our law at Cana.
dian ports. Here there IL no such
agreement, and VIC are compelled TO
stop the traffic along the long from.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
New Corporations

Red Bird Mining Co, Spokane, $3.50. =
900 Conrad woifnc. a r. imnlsch. 1.
u. Bccsou. H. u. Graybill. George A.
ketchum
siushers stores Corp. yakima, si5.-
600, L. ~ sluShCr and Guy O. shumatc.
To deal ia groceries, produce wares. etc
MoudHlay Amusement Co. Seattle
$685. NJ G. SHELTON and c. A Hcbard.
Grays Hnrbor sales Corp Hoauiam,
stock none z. ], Mouraut. wilfred H.
Dole, Il. D. Mncldc r. c. suuie, l.. @.
Humhargcr and y. l.. Conner.
Consolidated pub Co, Brcmertou De-
cree OF dissolution
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
ny MAN STERN

SAN DIEGO. Dec q Beating tho
new immigration hw Is a game al.
most as popular along the Mexican
border as beating the 18th amend
mcnt Bootlogslng IN orlentalg and
other forbidden immigrants Is assum.
ing proportions so big that tho
handful OF immigration men guard
ing the Mexican line arc worried.
Into California come principally
Chinese. japanese and south Euro
peans. This traffic Is complicated by
tho fact that south Of the Imperial
valley al Moxicali big land barons
arc coIonlzing with Chinese and Jap.
anese for cotton raising There are
between 1000 and 5000 Orientals
there, and many are able to slip
across and make their homes In
America. II Is also complicated by
the growing japanese fishing colonies
along the coast Of Baja California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
PRIZE WINNERS

Z. Herman. 1890 Evanston ave-
Seattle
The BOATS lay Idle in the stream.
40 DRAPEd with bunting gay: the
RADIO began 70 scream for twas
4 gala. DAY. The Mate A DROP OF
Moon had got. his head did strilac
the stars. 1t matters not n the old
tub RIOTS. just so dodge the
SPARSt HE came AT last 10 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
Denver Live Stock
Fridays Quotations

cattle Receipts, 400. Market stcRdv
Reef steers, tGmSL0; COWS ana heir.
ers, du6.2b Fsalvcs, S6ntO. feeders
and stockcrs, Sana76, bulls, tiW7
Hogs Receipts, l.3O0 Market, tOWnbc
higher. Top 5000, bulk, StOIoa
lO,30; pigs, &bmS.
sheep Receipts. 500 Market. &c
higher. Fat lambs fl6.5Omi7. so.
feeder lambE tibWi6; ewes. R7dS75.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27

The Nevada state Board OF Edu
cation urges that clcar, earnest, and
intelligent instruction" ns TO the cf.
rccts Of drugs DC made u definite
part of the instruction In the public
schools and state university.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
nuTTFn nnHnF
BUttER pKtGE
UP AGAIN
Two-Cent Rise Reported on
Western Ave.

The rrHiHH. district HHH r.HHIH.
fuE uHruHl uufratIHHH Saturday affar
HHr NHHHsf HaaN THr warm H#afi-
rr vaH as.fHHm.I aIHuE fHr raa end
Hu active market fH expected fH.
TrHf q fhr rHm.Ha seek
fHtlfT advanced EnfHrHH ~
r4h.H uus ceiling Hf tNH I4ffrrfsr
HfHH siFaHr#u tG .ar f.r Seattle Hr.
IEFHfF
INr rEF market was uncertain
Thr tone lH arat end ahIlH rnfd
weather and sleek production tH
strengthening factor there lH u1 az.
mnHd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27

Telephone & Tcle.
graph Co, has
been elected presl
dent OF the Charles
b. Hopkins chap.
tor Telephone Pho.
ncers Of America.
covering the en-
tire state.
For 20 years
Newell has been
connected with the
telephone business.
hnlf OF that period
In Seattle. TO join
tho Pioneers one
m uBt hnyp u
years service ia
the phone indus.
I gNr H. II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
Smugglers Combine Rum
With Human COntraband
Steady Stream of Aliens Across Line That
immigration Officers Can't Stop

be introduced into This congress pro.
yiding for issuance OF cards to for.
elgncrs showing tina, the holder is In
the land legally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27

chapter there arc about 100 mem.
bcrs.
Newell Is a New Highlander by
birth and is o. not.distant relative of
John Greenleaf whittier. tho poet.
lie lives at 1891 Seventh ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
Building Permits

a. Peterson t9u Whitman. frame resi-
denee. $1,000
u. ]. Davidson, $40 Lyon At frame
residence, SO, 900
Fs J, Davidson. $40 Lyon ct frnmc
residence. 50, 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
Seattle Wheat
E-lLA nIaI

No ! hard winter Mss: No. soft
white. Sl.So: No. western white, ti.7f;
No. 1 hard winter, tl.75, No. northern
spring N,75. No. l western rod. sI7s:
No. ! big blue stem, N.g9.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
HOW TO WIN THE
DAILY DOLLARS

Fill in the above puzzle In the
usual way. then write a short story.
containing every HORIZONTAL
word in the puzzle in the order in
which It is numbered. Each hori.
zontal can be used as n Is or as n
sufflx, prefix or In the middle Of
another word. You may ignore all
one.letter words II you wish. I'm.
dergcoro all horlzontals or capitalize
them.
Today's first three horizontals arc.
Claim" slips" and "attenuate."
Write any kind Of a story and send
in your filled.in puzzle and story
to the CIV. r. Editor We've got
some dollars for somebody Try
and get emf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
Forgery Suspect
Pleads Not Guilty

BELL1NGHAM, Dec. o. Accused
OF forgery, 17-year-old ownrd
Sherman pleaded not guilty lie h.
held in default of $1,000 bail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
VEGETABLES
rrir-s Paid wholesale Dealers
Quoistions b. f'tane~F Pratt a rfodn,

irhe prices given are thrse mad. %
retail dealers by wholesaler with a
few SEASONAL exceptions prices 20 pro.
dpr1a tau hs figured ~ dsaurtinE the
cost ~ transportation q Seattle snd
approximately Sc per cent fsf hauiinF
atuua.. anM arIlInr cnst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
San Francisco Produce
TrIday's Ooot.tion.

Butter Extras, csc; prime firsts, .7c.
Eggs-EStrAs. Csc; extra puilets, soc
undorslzcd pullets. iSc,
chcosc-cal. flats fancy, csc; Cal young
Americas, fancy sShe: Oregon trip.
lets, ale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
Portland Produce
rrldnN's unptntlon.

Butter-Cubo extras. Sec; standards ltc
prime firsts, sc, firsts. see
Eggs-Gxtras. sec; firsts, 5su: pullets.
5Oci current receipts, &c; pecwecs, 42c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27

This ones little more conven.
tional. and tho author Is Mrs. 4. Z.
Turner, 1913 " 36th st.. Seattle.
THE BOATS DRAPED with
flags. carried many passengers. lis
tening to the RADIO every DAY.
The MATE would DROP Into the
music room to enjoy the fox.tRoTs
and so miss the sPARs Of The
crew He Attended their fancy
dress ball at eight Bells. Adorned
as PIRATE. and made a hfT.
Being the user Of his pals suit, he
gave him a LIRE and sailed forth.
Hoping TO impress ThELMn de
NITRE, the Fernch girl who at
their last meeting had ROUsEd
him to wailIng and GNAsHng his
teeth"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
Alaska Vessels

StTkA--Sailcd Dec. aT.-Str Admiral
watson. southbouud. Of 1880 a. m. Dee.
26.-su Admiral Rogers, southbound. At
Z m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
ShipNews
Tides in Seattle
sATI itDAN
IlIf 2.

fntt iiiEh Toe
trif a m Irf g.
ftrst Low 1lds
itH o. tn ~ n
second IttEh rtti~
ft g. ru 40 a.
>rsand Lsw ft1is
90 % ma ~ o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
MILK AND CHAN

Mia cHL, - D. Htzfiis aurpir 40
t %. d rundrrs1rv .......a DO
SWEET Cream. Co. ~ station .Ez
oasiatigns - VIA nisfniruIars Assn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
PIONEERS
Newell Is President OF TeIe-
phone Organization

ono Of the telephone pioneers OF
the world. J. W. Newell. division toll
traffic supervisor for the Paeific
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
Chicago Board Of Trade
Omaha Live Stock

fFIuHf NuUIhtIuut
Cattle - Receipts. 3 SOC. Tone OF market
steady. Ysarlings. t5aii.7sl steers, s.
0l50. cows and heifers. s24e5Ass,
stockers and feeders. ss7IsS; calves
{56s.S0; bulls and stays. 12.seGs.
Hogs-Receipts. $500. Tone OF market
lee higher. Bulk. 1g.i05ie; TOP,
Si0,i5.
shecp-Reeeipts $500 Tone OF uasrhes
$50 foo higher Yearlings is.75gis;
wethers, t7as,so. lambs. 'is..sa Is;
ewes. Ss,3sds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
Cash Wheat

CutuAGoe Dee. 60 Cash wheat No.
: red, slsi&GiS2i No, . hard, sl7ia
i7i,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27

Qusiaiion. 81 taiah zisfk ards
itsrripi. 100 cattle. 100 hsrs, $50
shrTp harkst steady.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27

captain fair and qusrirds Can IL
BE that we arc floating 10 the air
instead Of on the sear Advice D.
not just what sou need. the tRATE
captain said. a m8rliuspike I ought
to take and hit sou on The head
But. since The USER % n club OF
meets misfortune dire -I mn Simply
order you below and fine you 90
LIRE Go chase yourself you
HoP.head runt. the doughty mate
replied. Before take AN ELM
switch and drive you DER tho side.
'rhE ships broke OFT their sails
az last. and sped 20 far chile -
for NiTRE so The Japs could raise
more spuds for you and me. But
neyermorc the doughty mate dli
ROUSE the captains irc-and make
him GNAsH hiE teeth and yell.
I'm fine you 50 iircr"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27

Well. That ones exciting enough
and hero We come 10 another
lyrical lay We warn you. II you're
OF "a nervous complex. don't read il.
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Seattle. He calls II
THE WRECK or THE SLIP.
Perry ELM"
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DRAPED her sde-as RADIO men
from far and Wide picked up our
call thru alI that DAY but tho
MATE wouldn't DROP them into
the hay Wed lived on carRoTs
and soup and rice - wo were
all 50 dirty. you know, we had
- nice Dreams of a lund where
the evening stars Never would shine
on a set OF sPARs The HEN
from our boilers had already gone.
BE ADVISED, we were scutllcd at
early dawn The Captain con.
demned in a passion fRATE The
ship and ITS bonc.headed dumb
bell mate 4 narcotic USER. ri
tell you right here Had spent over
5000 LIRE for an ample supply Of
his fayorlte HOP and a steamer the
slippery Elm from a Wop. Sweet
spirits Of NITREr the skipper ex.
claimed. Wen all wash ashore and
DO frightfully MANNED But the
bonoheaded mate. who Just loved u
good souse. yelled. As soon az We
land we viii have caROUSEr
The skipper exploded and
GNASIed ali his teeth SO we bury
him here with n green holly wreath
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