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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-31
LOST AND FOUND

LOST Mans coat, containing watch
with initial w" HaN % jrwclry.
kcepsakes. eide POCKET. Linden
ave or Hear Woodland park.
working man. LIBERAL. RE-
WARD Wainwright. ELiot-s6{s.
BarauCSt Apis.
FOUND day. By sending washing
TO the Central Family Laundry. All
tho washing and most OF tho IRON
Ing, 20 pounds SiQ9. week ends.
CApiti-n4i2
LOST ut University shell house. gold
watch. initial n. J. D.. with fir
tree fob. SIS reward. Harry John
putton. CAplu-2ih5
LOST-Tnn police dos. Z months
old Rainier valley. Glssndla-
1892 Reward
FOUND LBdys ring. anybody idon-
ufyiug same can claim NJ 100
Hprcn ave.
FOUND Mans sack coat Worth
Identifying. Call AEirHe-6ts2.
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"a FORD TOURING, s24b, How can
you beat ~ Fine condition. runs
like n new car, lots OF extras,
Trades and terms, See us for bar
gains Bill warner. Inc, Westlnko
aud Denny.
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II statesmen WANTED

SiDELINE sALEsMAN-calilng ON
hardware. variety. furniture and
Kindred trades, TO sell ihlldron's
vehicles and nursery tom as side
line. 10 start work Immediately,
~ next 10 weeks are best in year.
Our proposition Is strictly COM
mission until YOU have shown
work hard. VIII give HUccossful
salesman attractive exclusive
proposition with drawing account
FOR all year, starting IN january,
1926. Lending manufacturer In
business over 10 ycars write.
giving territory you arc covering,
limo you are selling and other
necessary details Confidential.
Address F-80 Star
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FREE MARCEL--EYery fifth mar
eel free. We specialize in hair
dyeinE and marching. Try our
work and you're sure 70 return.
Orange Beauty Spot MAin-3555.
sos Seneca
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SHfNGLTNG. material and work
manBhip the best; prices tho low
est. Phone WEst-6iSe
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$4,000
WANTED
REAL ESTATE
CT FOR SALE-ACREAGE

BIG BARGAIN - 5-acre
property, level with North
Trunk highway rich soil;
5-room house: large, mod
ern chicken house; excellent
large brooder house with ce-
ment basement. 5000 worth
of practically new house
hold furniture. Nice fruit
orchard; berries. All imple-
ments go with place. Guilt
vators, rakes. hoes, shovels.
forks, lawn mower. brood
er stoves, l,000-bird capacity
each, wheelbarrows; some
cordwood In woodshed: ga
rage. II you are interested
In n poultry farm, investi-
gate this big opportunity
today. Located in the heart
OF q thickly-scttled district;
minutes walk from school,
stores and Seattle Everett
intorurban station; a few
minutes auto ride from
new Seattle Everett state
highway now building.
Price $1,000: terms. go
Walker Building, corner
Second ave, and University
st. Phone ELiot-0lS2.
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ROOFS patched or reshlngied:
leaks stopped; no job too small.
EAat-G569.
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10 SITUATION-MALE

HousEK EEPfNG 1 and 2 rooms
cheap rent 26ls First ave.
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AT ANNEX. 2O0l 9Th, near Westiake
av., clean, furnished. steam heated
bedrooms fmen). free bath and
phone. Trnna. 3bc; weakly il1b.
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EXPERIENCED fancy packer want
ed. Apply Canterbury Candy
Makers. Armour bldg EBiot-50s7.
JAZZ piano taught Hrins SOC Pine.
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FOR SALE
FARM LANDS
% SUBURBAN REAL
ESTATE FOR SALE

BIG oFFER-J-acrs corner
property. Highly improved
home place acres cleared.
balance surface cleared.
Level Two modern chicken
houses. capacity 500 birds.
Fruit. berries, electricity,
telephone. mail delivery. Lo-
Gated 10 m inuteA' walk from
henttis- Everett IntsFurban
station, school, stores. Price
only $4,000 Terms, 800
cash. 1900 IN 60 days. Call
today. go Walker Bldg.
Cor. Second Ave. and Uni
ysTEity -. ELlot-0ls2.
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LEARN a profession and be indie
pendent Take advantage Of our
special terms. Carson'B Hair
Dressing College, "thc school that
knows it's subJecn" Yale Bldg.
oppoalta Z. o.
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DEATHS

ahgsyin. Francis ]. r.. ~. $500 goth
ave. y. w. Aug. rs.
4 s, Aug. 20. = v
amnond. William NJ. ee. asOn In.
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8 MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-Two experienced bolt
headers steady employment 20
Ballard Drop Forge Co. has w.
4Bth st. Phone St'nHet -0032
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MODERN AUTO AND TRACTOR
SCHOOL. day. night classes Send
for free cntnloR No. 3 zoe u Pike.
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CARD OF THANKS

WE WISH to thank OUT many
friends Tor the sympathy and kind
ursa ahoWn US during our recent
sorrow In the loss Or our beloved,
Mrs. FLORENCE r. Judy. Niyitn n.
Judy. Edric r. Judy. Mrs Vs. =.
koouit W, H.. Geo, O., T. ~ and
" " INDY.
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Awful Cheap a Acres

yoItage. on Intorurbnn boulevard,
north OF Seattle; only $685.; being
part OF tract asa or on tract 3sl
can have whole 10 acres with same
house, $1,000; terms 500 down, $40
pcr month. VIII furnish COW.
chickens, rabbits team horses, ex-
ira, on terms to reliable party
only. Sec owner Dos Third ave-.
today. OpoN tin Z n. M.
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7 FEMALE HELP WANTED

FOR your convenience we maintain
uptown offices, 80 ha you can con-
vcnieutly leave bundles % laundry
or dry cleaning SCI pike. tii
Main aud ii5 feHier way New
Richmond Laundry. EIduta4T00.
Sox. We darn en-.
FOLLY PRIN, BAYS: II just
couldn't keep house without the
Cascade Laundry, My blankets
are 90 soft and fluffy when
Numbered By ths Cascade Lnun-
dry MAfn-7s00
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PERSONAL


LAD lss--kor personal hygiene use
MAYO. Does not irrttAtn. Is not
poisonous. has no odbF origin.
hted ~ Eastern Specialist by
mail. See Send for circular.
Murray Medicine Co. +. o. Box
lsl&. Yakima. wash.
ANYONE KNOWING the WHEREABOUTS
% Miss Florence r. Greenwood,
please notify BOX F-T9. Tho Sc.
attis stat A friend Wishes 70
hear from her,
CLOSED car ~ Wsnbtrhe. Wednes.
dag morning, Accommodate three
parties Phone GLndlrseS5b.
WANTk.D-TO BOARD or ADOPT
OFT 4 uAEf Girl HpN f-sI
SEATTLE STAR
RIEusATisM and blood disorders
Cured. o. T Seymour. t0TI Arcade
nidK
BAD debts Coiisrtsd. Universal Adi.
Co. ELini-is5o. 1903 Alaska nifg.
BIZ IsaAM chiropodlst. Peoples
Bank Bldg.
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A5.A CONCRETE

lTnu-MtN READY no POUR
/ hANEH TIME BAVEs TROUBLE
SAVES SPACE SAVES MONEY
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BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES

can handle. Caroline 81. Phillips.
1901 Eastlake Ave. cApitl-0z05.
MuLTiGRAPH business and equip
ment MAin2670.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-11-05
English Lutheran Aid

The English Lutheran Aid Society
will meet in the Odd Fellows Hall
Thursday afternoon, Nov. u. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-11-05
SOME INTERESTING DATA
CONCERNING ENROLMENT
AT LOCAL NORMAL SCHOOL

The present enrolment of 400 stu
dents at the River Falls normal
school is the smallest in twelve
years. Enrolment figures covering
that period are as follows: 1894
ATS; 1914-5, 563; 1856, 628; 1867,
634; 1878, SAT; 1889, 513; 1919.
20, $50; 192O-1, 495; 1922, $50;
1928, $50; 1924, $40; 1924-25,
538; 1885, 410.
Within the past ten years two i'm
portant factors, effecting the enroll
ment have entered into the situation.
The first is the matter of certificate
requirements. To keep pace with
advancing certificate requirements
throughout the country and to insure
graduates credential accepted as
standard, it was found necessary to
place the school on a teachers col
lege basis. AS a consequence high
school graduation is now required
for admission to all courses. This
has resulted in the elimination of a
considerable body of students of high
school grade.
This class of students numbered
PSI in 1915, or 43Gl of the total en-
rollment; 206 in 1920, or 41fc, 143 in
1922, or 25ft, and 10 in 1923, or
17ec. In 1924-25 this class had prac-
tically disappeared from the enroll
ment of the school, numbering only
Is students, or 212fc.
However for every student of high
school grade lost to the school during
these recent years a student of
teachers college grade was added,
with the result shown above, that the
enrolment from 1921 to 1925 kept up
to the level of the 12-year period
listed.
A second factor effecting enroll
ment at the River Falls normal has
been the establishment and growth
of the Eau Claire normal school. A
limited "home territory" has result
ed-Pierce, ST. Croix and Poll
counties together WITH parts o
Pepin, Dunn and Barron. This home
territory supplies each year abou
100 of the enrolment while the out
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-11-05
BEWARE OF CROOKS

There are some men and women
crooks operating in Wisconsin who
ought to be apprehended, and jailed.
They are impersonating Salvation
Army officers and fraudulently col
lecting money from the public, under
false color8. They wear similar
uniform sometimes, or even an exact
copy of the regular Salvation Army
uniform. Sometimes they state they
are collecting for the Salvation
Army, but more often they let their
victim think that he is giving to the
Salvation Army, when he isn't at all.
The Salvation Army has no money
solicitors in uniform to raise their
Home Service fund. Their yearly
budget is raised by the annual cam
paigns conducted by prominent local
men and women in every county.
There is absolutely no connection
between the Salvation Army and any
of its dozen imitators. When one of
these crooks endeavors to perpetrate
a fraud on you, notify the police and
wire the Salvation Army Divisional
Headquarters at PIT Fourth Street,
Milwaukee.
1t. Colonel W. G. Anderson,
Divisional Commander.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-11-05

Reading by Ruby Enloe.
Song by Glover Male Quartet.
Talk by Professor Mitchell.
Song by Male Quartet.
Refreshments will be. served.
A cordial invitation is extended.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-11-05

day, November 8. Funeral services
will be conducted by Rev. FIR. Fass-
bender at the Linehan home on South
Main St. at ten o'clock tomorrow
friday morning. The remains will
be taken to Prescott for burial in the
Catholic cemetery there.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-11-05
/0cl!eU1

Pcnic Club
Miss Laura H. Weld entertained
the Picnic Club Tuesday afternoon.
Bridge Luncheon
Mrs. c. n. Wiger entertained at a
one o'clock bridge luncheon Monday.
Dinner and Bridge
Mrs. J. F. Smith entertained at
dinner and bridge last Thursday eve
ming.
The WOman's League
The Woman's League will meet
next Monday with Mrs. w. B. Davi-
son. Mrs. Dawson, Miss Parker and
Miss Greene, hostesses.
English Lutheran Aid
The English Lutheran Aid Society
will meet in the Odd Fellows Hall
Thursday afternoon, Nov. y. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
MacDowell Club
The Mcdowell Club will meet at
the home of Mrs. w. G. Spence,
Tuesday evening, Nov. 10. Topic
The Dance. Leader, Mrs. Spence.
South Fork Community Club
The South Fork Community Club
will meet Friday evening, Nov Is.
A large attendance is desired. Flee
ton of officers and a good program.
Legion Auxiliary
Regular meeting of the American
Legion Auxiliary in the Legion
rooms, Monday evening, Nov 8, at
7;3O. Mrs Reed of Ellsworth will
install the new officers. All mem
mbers are requested to be present.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-11-05
OBITUARY
Mrs. J. Fl. Patterson

Mrs. J. H. Patterson died at her
home on Maple street yesterday af-
ternoon. Funeral services will be
conducted by Rev Bird at the home
tomorrow (Friday) afternoon at two
o'clock.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-11-05
CARD PARTY

The American Legion will put on a
Turkey card party in their club
rooms over Heinrich's store, Tuesday
evening, Nov. 10. Free lunch. Every
body invited.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-11-05
ANNUAL DINNER

The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Congregational church will hold their
ANNUAL sale and dinner Saturday,
Nov. 81.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-11-05
FOOD AND FANCY WORK SALE

The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Baptist church will hold their annual
food and fancy work sale at the
church Saturday morning, November
IA, commencing at ten o'clock.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-11-05
CLOVER COMMUNITY Glue

The Glover Community Club will
meet next Tuesday evening. Nov. 10,
when the following program will be
given:
Community singing.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-11-05

Francis Augustus Linehan died at
his home in Moorhead, Mimi, Tues
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-11-05
The WOman's League

The Woman's League will meet
next Monday with Mrs. w. B. Davi-
son. Mrs. Dawson, Miss Parker and
Miss Greene, hostesses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-08
GeINGEE
LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES
CoTT TO THE LITTLE MAR
QuIsE. CARE or THE SECRET
TR--CONTINIED.

when Condor came back 10 the
office from the station, began my
husband. "whcru he had gone late
this afternoon 10 meet Mrs. Ather.
ton, he told me, Leslie, that you
also were at the station. He said
you had sent me word that Mrs.
Athcrton would not be down 10 the
office this evening as you were
going to take her home and visit
with her awhile l took this to
mean that you would not be home
for dinner
AT first ! thought l would
bounce in on you and Mrs. Ather
ton and insist upon you both going
out TO cat with me and then. /
must confess. that I felt a little
hurt that you had not asked me
yourself 20 do this.
You know how hate TO eat
alone. and / was little annoyed
/ at you. anyway ] saw Miss Simp-
son putting on her hat TO go home
/ and | asked her 10 so 20 dinner
with me. She accepted, supula1ing
that we should go somewhere out
OF the hot, dusty city, This. OF
course, l was very glad TO do for
T. had been working very hard all
day. We went 10 Draco's / don't
think / have ever taken you there,
/ Leslie.
Il should hope not interposed
| Sally Athcrton. II was the first
word she had said since she came
in. Jack gave her a very ugly
look but said nothing.
I'VE had our dinner and FOR some
reason 1 was bored to death with
thinking what a fool was not TO
\ have gone TO Mrs. Atherton's house
and made you two girls 80 with
me. got thru just as soon as
possible and was hurrying back 10
the city when "A car came whizziug
around the corner, and | hit IL al
most squorcly, nose end. II would
\ have been very bad smash.up
but neither driver was driving rap
IDLY | didn't hear anyone scream,
but ! did hear a mans voice swear
ing. / called out, Are you all
right? a youthful voice answered,
Yes, / think so. stepped on the
gas. Miss Simpson was in Mysteries
and you can imagine that my great
anxiety was to get her home. /
wanted TO find you and tell you all
about IL, Leslie.
I'VE had only gone little way.
however. when ! beard some com.
motion behind Somebody ordered
mo TO stop. drew up by the side
OF tho road where l was ovcrhauled
by n motor-cop and arrested.
1T seems by the time the crowd
reached tho other car It was found
that both the boy and girl were I'M
conscious 4 policeman immediate
~ started after me, quickly over
took US, and hauled me to the near
est station In the meantime, the
Young man and woman had beer
taken TO tho hospital and in spite
OF all explanations that coult
give, was arrested / telophonct
home and fcnnd that YOU were not
there, but ssd, here, was. lie hat
come into tho city Unexpectedly and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-08

exploration ship.
The members q the crew were
glad 10 receive any one who was
curious enough to make the trip
20 the skinner & Eddy docks They
willingly explained all features o.
N, ship and were busy telling their
Norwegian triends maus u tho tx
citing events which marked their
long stay ia the Northern seas
The hold o. The ship Is perhaps
the most interesting Il is there
rhat one may examine the eonstuc.
ton 81 the vessel. which 70 sue.
ctsstuuy wighwo0d the batter!nE 81
the Ice Before reaching Nome,
this part OF the vessel was filled
with food. but that was all sold IN
the Alaska port
Two Unframed polar bear hi4cs
are hanging from tho beams. cvi
denriuE how the members OF tbs
crew secured their meat sever
we'll oiled guns looking as tho thsy
had Just come from the store wer'
standing against the wall on one
side ot the ship were slowed tn
remains oy the airzhip 'kr2tint'
which proved unsuccessful in nigh
attempts slowed away on the up
per braces Of the hold were skis
dog sleds and other paaphernalia
used BY the men while they were II
The North.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-08
SAVAGE RITES
Switchman Funeral TO Be
Held in Tacoma

MRS. EVA SAVAGE, IS. wife ~
william = savage, 500 5lFt ave.
died wednesday IN ~ Lukr'r hos
pital Funeral services will be- held
az y m ThurHday from the Butter
worth raeituBrS
OTTO JOHNSON, IS. died ycster.
day AZ the Homeopathic hospital
Johnson came here frofa Wheeler
Wis. five weeks ago IN search of
health. His body viii be sent 20
Wheeler Nv THO Buttsrworh Under
taxing company
ISAAC y. THOMAS, 90. was 20 be
buried gt ! y ~. Thuuday from the
University undertaking parioru y.
81 wardall will conduct the services
Thomas was member Of BeIling.
ham lodge No. ISL, A. r, 4 A. 81.
lie BE- survived by "a widow, Sis.
Jennie = Thomas. two dnughtsrs.
Miss Dorothy Thomas and Mu Her.
bert Toher. brother. @, W Thomas.
Of BslllnEham, and two sisters. Mrs.
b vs. Davis and MTs. Catherine
Young, OF New York.
CYRUS VI HUBBARD. 80, Union
Pacific switchman. viii be- buried Iu
Tacoma, HIS body was sent thcr,
I today bY the Georgetown Undsrtak
ms company Hubbard was fatally
injured Tucsday while % work IL
is survived by a widow, Mrs Emma
Hubbard, and two children. Jessie
I and CcciIlr Hubbard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-08
tlNfINTs W. 1T ~
Watch Your Frail,
- Puny Child Grow
Strong Take on Weight
Cod Liver Oil in Sugar Coated
Tablets Puts on Flesh and
Builds Them Up.

In lust a few quicker than
Won ever dreamed of-these won.
tgerful heauh-bullding. hesh-maklnE
ablets called McCoys Cod Liver on
Compound Tablets win start to help
any thin. uuderweight little one
After sickness and where ricketts,
are suspected. they are especially
valuable. No need 70 give them any
more nasty Cod Liver Oll-thsso
tablets are made TO take the place
% THAI good. bat evilsmeiaug.
.tomaeh.upsetting medicine. and they
-urely do H.
! very sick child. age q gained u
r-1nds lu seven months
Ask owl Drug Co. or any drug
- Tor MeCoys Cod Liver on Corn
hnd Tablefs-as easy 70 take rs
.ndy 81 tablets So cents and mon.
~ back E satisfied
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feel clean. sweet and rfreahr4
Your head pil he clear stomach
sweet. tongue pink sui your skin
rosy
Bccausr "Cascnrcfa1 never grippe
or nckea. lt has became the largest
selling laxative 90 tho world
Directions for mon. women. chill
drsn on each bax any drug store
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-08
Late Cars Stamps
Offered at Auction

LONDON. oct Stamps valued
al $4,000. property Of the iato Car
Nicholas of Russia, are 20 be sold at
auction here
Like King George Of England. the
emperor of all the Russians was a
keen phIlatslist.
The collection consists of the Rom.
anaft issues % Russian stamps which
appeared IN 1913. and which took the
Russian government four ycar 10
prepare
u contains original artists proofs.
showing oil stages Of the finished
production The stamps are IN all
color. no two varieties being alike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-08
Californians Are
Boosting Us Now

Advertising done by Seattle
Chamber o. Commerce in news
papers in California has been a big
feature in stimulating the record
travel or Califoruians 10 Puget
Sound this summer" Floyd s. Ju-
dab. president OK the Peck.Judah
company Of San Francisco said
Thursday.
Mr.. Judah said that more than
%. 600 California cars had been
driven into Puget Sound country
within the last few months. IN Rd-
ditlou 10 the heavy train and boat
trayeL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-08
Feel Splendid!
INCEST Laxative,
"Cascarets" lOc

Don't stay head
acils dizzy bilious
constiEotsd ackt
one or two plcsE
ant cRudylik
rCaBearets taken
any time. viii mild
Do stimulate your
liver and start your
bowels Then you
viii both look and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-08

was waiting for us. He hurried
right down TO the station and use
cecded in putting up the $4,000
bond"
AS Jack talked, he got more and
more excited. He seemed TO forget
that there was anyone else in the
room but Just himself and me,
Leslie, Leslie he said, Il am
always getting you into trouble.
But this was not wholly my fault,
was it7''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-08

fire Girls They entertain the men
and women az the King County
Home each week.
A. Christmas time they have n
Christmas tree FOR poor hddies and
distribute toys which they have made
themselves Reading 10 the blind -
another act Of kindness Of the Camp
fir Girls on the Camaraderis ship
the girls learn 90 cock and sew. max
Ing many or the Furnishings FOR The
ship,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-08
sCILTHY are the Campfire Gtrlf in
w the Community FUND.-


w the Community Fund
Mas ask this question They aFf
In sympathy ai,h thr aims and
ideals of the organization but are
unwilling % believe that they should
share IN lh- budget raised each ycar
to support thr needy
The Campfire Girls arr Included
among tho character building or
CARNATIONS sponsored by the Fund
Making certain that the young mind
ss properly moulded and the young
BODY made strong and healthy II uns
Oh Tho msaua that the Fund eresu-
iiyes arc taking 90 avoid ths Increase
IN tho number Of needy, - sick and
unhappy persons IN tho world
Many KirIs. who are unAhls 70 ar
ford the trips 20 summer camps with
,hs Campfire Girls. are given au op-
portunlty so work their way there
hy doing 80 hours q work on the
Campfire shin. Sewing rags Ior car
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-08

Tho WomcDs Klng County Demo
cratic club viii meet 40 an Informal
dinner az Moves cafeteria at 8 y. m.
Friday evening Miss Cpnglc. prcsi-
dent OF tho club. announced Thura.
dsy that the general public is invited
20 the meeting regardless % SIX
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-08
Maud's Hold Contains
Interesting Relics of
Life in Arctic Night

THURSDAY vas visitors day aboard
the Maud. Road Amundsens Arctic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-08

He grasped both my hands and
kissed them one after the other as
tho he would never let them so.
Copyright, 1926. NEA Service. Incl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-08

T0M0RR0W-Letter from Les
lie Prescott 10 the Little Marquise.
care of the Secret Drawer-Con-
tinued.