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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20
Park BOuIeUdrds to be
Green; That's a Promise
Board Sure 1t Will Be Able to Avoid Unkept
Condition That Prevailed Year Ago

TOURISTS arriving In Seattle this
10 summer will find the Slty's
boulevards and parks IN excellent
condition, according to park board
officials.
More attention aud money has
been spent OH the boulovards and
parks in keeping up tho lawns and
shrubhery than for years purk OH.
clnls say With the exception OF
the bathing beaches. whore little or
nothing has been done, the parks
arc now said TO be In attractive con.
dition.
Some work may be done on tho
bathing beaches, particularly Greeal
lnke'a two beaches and the Mndronu
beach before they are formally
opened on Juno -, according 20 Fred
Matthys, secretary Of Tho board.
What ia really required, however.
are new bnthhouSoa NJ several
beaches as the present ones arc out.
worn. inadequate and obsolete. Funds
for replacing them. however, ARE not
available this year
Tie program OF park care ADOPT.
cd W the board last fall, after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20
Wife Waits
for Some Word

The little apartment where kiine's
live reflects taste and a love OF the
finer things OF life rather than
onulence. Tho distracted wife sits,
waiting. waiting for word-somc
ono definite thing that win at leas;
relieve the terrible suspense she IS
under
why has he gomez she won
dcrs what has he done7 When
viii | know e
Meanwhile loyal friends and sym
pathetic police officers are turning
every stone. following every clue
TO find out what became OF Kline
after he stopped in at the company
offices Tuesday. From there he
disappeared. Utterly and COM
plcicly.
ny the first glimmer OF daylight,
this morning the grief-siricken wife
WAS driving lake boulevards, search.
Ing trace OF tho familiar little coupe
which her husband drove away In.
SO Tar the searchers are at a
s,nndstll They have not even a
clue upon which 90 work, with
tho exception OF the missing re-
volvor Police are using every
possible means TO locate the car,
They feel that finding that probably
viii solve the mystery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20
POST Cash
FOR lost
YOUTH
Deputies Can't Find
Trace of Missing
Boy in Forest

DEwARp Of Siss Was posted with
IN sheriff slarstsh "Wednesday fpr
return 81 fsrey Mattssan -. Hal
lard yautA. dead ~ alive
he taa been usisalus in the tangled
wilderness near Nofth Head stree
niiafterso9h SUNDAY Tho Fewassi
VAS subscribed bY friends, relatives
and employers n ths iaas youth
Mran~hiis ~ nsa. headed ~ r..
q. Petersen. veteran wooisman and
government hunter, took the firh
asuiu "Wednesday far a third days
effort % track AIatsssaa Peterson
engaged 10 toe search Tuesday, after
returning from heading a paFtF %
cougar hunters IN TIRE Tokul creek
section
RsiieuiiuE Ctftrsrs theories that
ths boys mind Cracked thru over
stpdy Lyman A. trnwer. city
,reasgrers e.ess. posted shr reward
Wednesday lie Is ths father *
Kathleen mfuesr. who MAttsson es-
eurtrs4 oa Tho Inflated trip sunday
Rfuwer rritlcaea che shrrifrs
office. dsclar3ng that the dspgsiea IN
charge - Shersfs starwieh's blood
hounds Monday took the dogs uff a
not TRAN and fases.l tlssm 90 seek =
tEaeh Where there was ous
starwsra admitted that Mickey
Davis. handler ~ the dogs, had sv4.
Turn 10 Page 6. Column ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20
BY JACK HALL

THE JAlLER stops in front OF u steel gate and
i opens a. lie pushes me inside. The steel gate
clicks shut The jaicrs footsteps die away down the
corridor.
I'm in the tank at city jail Booked for the
night
Not able to see much at first for the lights are
dim. But there noises and smells aplenty
smells. soon my eyes get used 10 the Highland
find I'm IN big bare black-walcd room without
furniture Men-morc than dozcn-arc lying on
the floor. doing. with their backs 10 the wall
The DRINKS are IN here. waiting FOR the morrow,
when they'll tell the Judge about II. With them are
the petty offenders-a drug user, pasty faced and
nervous: a fellow with black eye and n trucuent
look. telling everybody about the fight; pmplyfaced
kid with red tie and yellow shoes He has cgarct
stains his fingers and talks lecringly about girls
The drunks despisc him
One snaris at him.
The kid twists his loose mouth and rctrcs to
corner
Four bare walls. floor and ceiling Not much
material for constructing little private hell But
the occupants Of the tank manage il. The smell Of
stale moonshnc, beer dregs and filth penetrates
everything.
More footsteps in the corridor-one pair firm. one
shuffling and hesitant. Well the jaiers sober any
way.
The steel gate clicks open and another drunk lurehcs
IN. 20 flop dead TO the world in q corner and snore
like a bandsaw. The gate clicks again
SO It goes thru the evening and night as the scum
is skinned from the city and dumped into the tank,
until the morning
lNt WHO Is accepted SuaplcouSlN because
he has had shave recently and apparently sober.
sits over in a corner and watches the drab show.
The DRINKS aren't vicious particularly, Just weak
When | get outa this. Bud, never again f'r mel
Old Col. X. T.. Morse getting in hts work.
And the addct-he isn't vicious. either. Just a
boob who got started and can't leave ii alone. Telling
whining lies about how doctor started him in a
hospital A fayorite albi. and generally lie They
don't start that way often.
But some Of them are vicious. The pimply-faced
kid for one. And all of them dirty. Human rats
10 whom jail is home thrown in with human beings
who have been unfortunate And all tossed together
into the noises and smells and filth Of the tank
No wonder Sam Iilegas had TO be taken from this
place and locked in n padded cell More of wonder
every human being locked in here for night doesn't
90 crazy before morning
AT last, morning after hours that never seemed
to pass
Everybody out" calls the jaier. clicking the lock
and swinging back the door. The DRINKS and the
addict and the pimply-faced kid shamble thru the
opening and out Of the tank.
The reporter is going home to soak himself for an
hour in the bath
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20
BIC BOOZE HAUL
Drys Seize Autos as lap
Starts Rum Delivery

Three automobiles and 40 suilons
or mooushino were seized by George
Hurlburt, acting divisional prohl.
billion chief. early Wednesday. jus,
as Tomo Malta. japanese driver,
was setting out on his delivery
route.
a Ford delivery truck with %
gallons Of moonShinc was soisod
when Mata was arrested.
In searching tho Eagle garage,
Tos.io sixth ave. s, where the car
had been stored, Hurlburt and his
agents seized one touring car with
30 gallons OF moonshinc In Il and
another with IS gallons more.
Ma,a was being held In the I'M
migration station under $1,000
bonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20

severe criticism was ,cveled at the
members for the untidy and un-
kcmpt condition OF the scenic boulc-
wards, was 10 keep the lawns cut
and watercd. and 10 keep tho shrub
berry trimmed,
Unless this program Is neglected,
tho clty's boulovards viii present
an appealing appearance 60 tho
thousands OF visitors who viii visit
the city this summer.
With the vanguard OF tourists
already arriving, Seattle's sight
seeing buses already are being OPP
Grated ON part schedule Later as
patronage develops, the sightseeing
cars are expected 20 make frequent
trips TO tho olty's beauty spots,
Work OF repairing the park
boulcvords has been greatly de-
lnyod, Il IN reported. Tho street
department, however, Is prepared TO
rush this feature now, Workers are
concluding tho paving at Woodland
park and will start on Montlakc
blvd. In fcw duys Tho paving
crows viii then rcsurfnoc Washing
ton blvd, starting at Seward park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20
DEMANDS BOOZE
Be KEPT SAFE
Prisoner Fears Captured
Rum win Disappear

Chased guF more than q mile -
polls. pguwlsr car Tuesday night.
W. C1emnesS. Is. driving an auto
usotiis loaded wtsh ss easee -
whisky. wa@ captured AZ istb ave
and spruce Is b ratrolmsm ". r.
Andersen and +. ". piatfasd
When brought IN "a police head
quarters. t1ammest anKriiy demand
"a that ths police mark up oil ~
tbe IS cases az evidence
"i'vs got - csseea q good y.
auor In that car" C1smmett shout.
eA. II want 70 $50 that Az u
them hre held ARD none disappear "
Chlss W. II. ssvgryrts happened
10 he At headquarters whsn the ar,
rrst was made He checked over
ts4- ie4uor cargo rnd found elem.
metta statement to ~ true.
Anderson and fasyford tried 70
stop ciemmett when they noticed
t.ls headlights on his car we're DE-.
gsctlvs. Clsmmett fled and they
had difficulty tn catching him, The
prisoner was charged with violating
Tho city ilanor ordinance and re-.
leased on $3.50 bail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20
PARK HEAD
IS UNFIT,
CHARGE
Mrs. Wilkins SAYS
Mayors Man Is
Incompetent

Charging that 4. r gomlns has
never been usmpetsni 30 handle the
F Job an iafa superintendent. Mrs
May Avery watkins. FIRED from ihs
park lsara recently rs MaYef
nfawn appeared "Wednesday az she
fret stiffness N ihs Investigation u
she dismissal b ,hr council efiirlsn.
O committee
Ffhr park department operated
nlihout = superintendent fr0m June
90 October sho said Then ihc
mayor suggested Komins. ard az We
wanted superintendent. wp dsrid.
~ 20 isy him Tot @ days BE was
put 90 wafk without = civil srrYics
examination
Whenever she question u civil
. ssFvter examination casns up amer
ihas. Mayor THROWN ssaod ua 20
+. postpone the examination loT 10.
nslHs
aif ustnIns never has tern
E eumpsirat 70 hands the work The
( mayer wauts1 him. AMI ws pu, him
N I Insisted lhat she ratings o.
s'nplotts IN this department wsre
al uruhE. and aansea them
+ changed Friction that haass cysf
thAa question ~ efficiency loa 10 M
/ recent dismissal
The mayor wasn't present ~ ths
hsarsug
I Ny renscisars on al matters
{ psrtainins 70 me park board ID
Z rieat. he said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20
BRYAN LEADING
CHURCH FIGHT
Brings Presbyterian Strife
Out Into Open

COLUMBUS. o May 20 William
Jennings nDaB today brought into
tho open iht undcfvutrcnis ~ far
ltunai strife 9hich have hssu threat.
ching The solidarity ~ the national
assembly ~ lbr Presbyterian church
beginning hero tomorrow
BrYsn jumped into the thick nl
prs assembly conferences. sponsoring
resolution which may throw %,
funaamen,Alist.m odrrnis, row within
tho church onto the open floor ol
ihs assembly.
Ths resolution provides mlnorii,
reports 81 the permanent judieiR
commission, to which ali troublesome
matters arc referred. may be pre-
scented for action on the floor. Th'
resolution waa adopted BY the genera
council OF the church this Afternoon
and IL assured. leaders Said. Of adop
ton by the assembly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20
Rum Runners
Try to Make
Ship Shield?
WDoNT you believe It." said

"DoN'r you believe it," said
~ Commander f. G. Dodge, U.
$. Coast Guard chief in Seattle,
Wednesday.
He was asked concerning stories
that whole fleets OF rumboars were
using the Princess Kathleen and
tho Princess Marguerite, now C. p.
II, liners. as shields coming down
the Sound from Canada.
The story Is that passengers com.
ing in one night this week. counted
IL rumhoats, keeping up with the
Princess. Coast guard patrol boats,
this yarn said. were left far In the
rcar. They werc unable 10 shoot
because OF the proximity OF tho
liner.
"only one rum runner tried 10
usc tho liner as shield" said
Commander Dodge. 1--WE got him.
The c. r. II. works with us md
notifies MS when tho runners try 10
uso It's boats as shields"
So that's that.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20
REPORTER
CRASHES
gate!
Learns Rainier Co. So
Sure of Sale 1t Adj.
vertised Bonds 4
THAT YOU
MAY KNOW

TUE STAR believes the pets
l. pie Of Seattle should he
taken into the confidence tof
the city council In all neT.o
iiaiions that body has with
the Rainier Valley Traction
Go. for the purchase Of the
Rainier Valley lines.
u decries star chamber .es.
sion" methods adopted by the
council. a. unfair 10 the pop.
ulAoe whose money II being
used 10 foot ihe bill.
A Star reporter insisted on
remaining ut Wednesday,
sosret meeting. and did re-.
main. His story Is printed 10.
day for your information. And
Star reporters will insist on
attending every other secret
council meeting" held ON the
street car deal. that its readers
may know what IL going on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20
British Heir Leads
African Orchestra

KtSG wfLL1AMs1owN. South
Africa. May 7g.--In E.y and demo
critic spirit. the Prince VI Wales lest
night nc n dance here aKked pormls-
sion of the orchestra conductor 70
lead the music himself
The conductor. surprised but fiat
tered at the request. gladly acdui'
eaced. wheroupon the prince. wiold-
Ing tiny baton. conducted for sey
erai numbers. putting plenty Of pep
into the dance tunes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20

Kiln. dropped from sight Tuesday
morning. when be left the Kline
apartment. 1905 y. Howell n after
bidding his ~lte the usual good.by
and promising 20 Join her al Lake
Forest park al noon.
y am al an utter ioss 10 account
for my husbands absence" Aaid
Mr. Kline. Wednesday.
After fruiile~s canvass n hos.
ui,his, friends. and every possible
source u information carried on
during all Tuesday night. the dis.
irnr,rd wife appealed 20 the police
for aid
I'm al our 10 years o. nmFfifsi
NE" she said. ''he has never caused
me the slightest anxiety Always
prompt, he would phone me n even
delayed an hour or tao in the
evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20
SPEED UP CARS
Carroll Says It's Solution to
Decreased Trolley Use

Speed up the street car service
and gain more patronage.
That was the advice on rapid
transit here, given by Councilman
John Carroll Tuesday at a meeting
Of the Municipal league. II resulted
from his recent Investigations OF
Eastern city projects and attendance
ut tho national city planning convcn
ton nt New York city.
Decrease In street car patronage
he declared. is due to high fares, slow
and infrcaucnt service.
lie would nlno restrict tho height
OF buildings downtown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20
Khan Divides Honors
in Denver Election

DENVER, May go Klansmen
and unu-klansmen divided honors
In Dcnvcr's municipal election yes
tordpy. practically complete returns
showed today In the hottest fight
In tho election George Bogolc, anti
leansman. was reelected city audi.
tor hy 5000 majority Tho khan
elected the majority OF tho council
mon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20
'CHASES BURGLAR
Man Finds Him in Home, but
Loses Him in Pursuit

Discovering q burglar IN hh
home late Tuesday night, w. a. Nc.
Lood, lii1 32nd ave s., chased Tho
thug into the yard and down tho
street, ho told tho police. Tho rob
Der disappeared, apparently entering
another houHc hair n block away.
Tho robbcr had placed ladder
against the aide Of tho house, enter.
ing thru second story window.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20
California City Is
Hit by Cloudburst

PAso RoBLEs, Cal, May 90
Thousands Of dollars In damages re.
suited IN and around pnso Robes
todny from cloudhutst
Houses In Bcnchy canyon were
washed from foundations and IN nu.
tomohilo and a garage wcro rolled
half u mile down tho canyon.
No lives woro lost, nltho mnni
were in peril
Tho rainfall was one inch In 90
minutes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20
Friend Sees
Him Leave

J. a. Hyde. a friend Of the Kiines.
who was remodsllng a house a,
Lake Forest park. where they OK
pcc,ea 10 iive after June /. aaw
Kline Tuesday when ho lef; fht
apartment. lie was driving bis
Chevrolet coupe. license No 1885,,
seemed respondent over The iinan-
eiai lrrcEuiaFiiy ~ his Juneau clerk,
and remarked 20 Hyde that he be-
levod be would end !; ali"
Hyde later discovered Kline had
taken with him pistol from
Hydo's apartment This was the
second time within a week. Hyde
saId. iha; Kline had taken the
pistol from ihe drawer
Friends Of Kline gay he took ;he
defaicauona OF his assistant in The
juneau Office 10 10 heart that he
recently resigned his position with
tho Pacific Steamship Co: also that
he has not yet been appfised by
tho auditor as 30 the amount OF
tho shortage He was In charge Of
thr fpfYpRuN'w Alaska branch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20
Mussolini Declares
Italy to Pay Debt

ROME. May 90 IN tho scnnto 10.
day Premier Musaollnl said that
Italy win pay her debt 10 The United
states fully. However,. lac demanded
"most favored nation" treatment be
accorded Italy In the settlement,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20
- ToDti's DEFINITION
Eaionss 10 b = germs taxicah

TIE Spanish fisr; has been ordered
20 sS,srrnisats the sharks IN the
Mediterranean
We wssh sofacsosiY woujd order
ths Pacific usst 10 cxtssmluate ths
hauhsaas ia Puget SQUAD.
ira rssv en9agA 20 - pleasant
IN tcsstAer fh1s's eoel ard fine.
Baf GAr mam xefEh ichiic
IA TIC whR seha cen amtle
WAes re ssrces rolls d9icn Ais
spinxf
sclsaslas says Tvs ny Erts N $50
wiaE beats Per minute.
But that's nothing 10 the number
~ esad beats business ran gets
Per minute.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20
Judge Frater Back
After Long Illness

Judge Fratcr, veteran superior
court jurist, returned TO duty on
Wednesday for tho first time since
tho Christmas holidays, when he be.
came seriously III, IIc presided in
probate court Wednesday and OK
poets 10 be oblc TO return TO active
duty hearing lawsuits by June I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20

NEW YORK. May 20 Charles II.
Duell. movie producer. today was IN.
dlcted on three counts OF perjury,
citing % charges. as a result OF his
recent litigation with Lillian Glsh.
nctrcss. over her contract with his
picture firm. ffo was Immediately
called into court and his bail Of &c..
600 wns reduced 10 $1,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20
She pherd Witness Gone,
Order Grand Jury Probe
Will Investigate Charge That State Aid Was
Paid to Leave City

CHICAGO. May 2O,--Arouscd by
the disappearance Of Robert a.
white. extremely important state
witness in the Shepherd Germ muir.
dor" trial. states Attorney Rober, E,
Grove today ordered tho grand jury
to meet this afternoon 10 take nc.
ton.
Reports TO Grove we're that white
had been bought for $4,000, Grove
said he would seek indictments. but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20

refused 10 Indicate who would be
named.
Defense attorneys today denied
knowledge Of Whites disappearance.
Unless White II npprchcndcd the
states case against William u. Shcp.
herd. charged with killing his
wealthy ward. Billy McCllntock. will
be materially weakened. Grove said.
II was reported that white was
being held ina loop hotel by agents
for the defense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20
Says General Victim
of Soviet Poisoning

PARIS, May 2o,@That the famous
French general, Hnngln. who died
last week wbs tho victim Of soviet
poison, was charged today by tho
newspaper Llbcrtc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20
Circus Wagon Hits
Street Light Pole

A circus wagon owned by tho Al
q. Barnes show crashed into n light
pole Tuesday night at Third ave. and
Seneca st., smashing all the lights
and globes, and damaging the wagon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20

THE shroud Of secrecy which tho
l. city council has Thrown around
iis chickering's TO purchase tho
Rainier Valley railway was pierced
Wednesday.
a Star reporter forced an entrance
into the meeting that had previously
been announced ~ secret"
The secret meeting had been an.
nounccd for o'clock. The star
reporter arrived before 2. took a
scat N the council chamber and az.
ter hurried conferences between
council members. they decided 20
abandon their secrecy.
lie occupied scat adjoining the
conference table and heard from the
lips OF John c. Higgins. corporation
lawyer and attorney for tho street
railway company. just why the city
should increase It's offer for the lines
TO AZ least sl,525. 600"
And while councllmen biuntly re
fused TO reveal what figure had ten
,atively been reached at Tuesdays
secret session. Il was learned from
Higgins that the offer Is not enough.
The Star learned that the sum the
city council members have agreed
among themselves 10 pay is roughly
the valuation on the property Sc, by
the public utilities department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20
J. H. Kline Missing;
Suicide Is Feared j.!
Assistant Found Short in Funds and
He Worried; Left Home Tuesday
BY q. LUCILLE BuTLER

Twenty years ago ]. IT, Kline entered the employ OF the
Pacific Steamship Co Today broodng an as yet not
fully checked financial reguarty Of Of the men directly
under his jurisdiction in Juneau Alaska he is wandering
somewhere alone with his trouble perhaps has sought
Oblivion from earthly cares
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20

Higgins told the council members
that "thc bondholders OF tho Rainier
Valley line must have at least ST.
100000 in cash.
He also made the amazing state
ment that bond buying circles have
been circularized for weeks with Of
fers to sell Seattle street railway
bonds to be issued by the city II
the purchase OF the lines goes
thru.
The best offer we could get was
30 cents on the dollar" Higgins
Turn 60 Page 6. Column u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20
Steamship Man Disappears
Goes to
Jail to Get TRUTH
About ''T anh"

its slsts
examinations
WIS Aasiaias ruisrk.
DARK sHm iTa fhsrs
asd
sinshsf
~
thr ana
'sh sh~st What ~ fssas. J.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20
M. M IIoMrR d. nRrW

Est. ny HOMER q. nRI.N
ofgtclal organ % thr prrtzsitwisl
srs' union. Antispinach league ~
seattle. Seattle Ansmai Cracker
sculptara' association and Tho phtn.
ney Hldke historical s0cie,W
louds. folks The city council u
gving 10 appropriate Sia.0oo TO adj
trrtise tlar strret-car system.
Why dessu't u take somr Of that
nonss and equip the cars With bal.
ioon tires
We aen't - why !, Il necessary 60
epeui nonrY to advertise the mum.
etpai raiiNay Why. it received
rnliiioa cellars worth % advertising
just eight sesrs sso. whsa NC
bought -
saggrssiou. WY act popxiafLsc
sAr onc.gssn rrrt ~ euliing sAen
slscific campesf
Another good way 20 Interest pcc.
pie in their ssFest cars would he TO
hetns out new models each year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20

Henry Ford wants to buy 800 steel
ihips from tho v. y, shipping board
ANA make them into fiivvors.
Hitherfore, Of course. he has been
making his fiiyyers out on sardine
cans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20
DIARY

W bttimes, PLEASANT dare. and 10 ihs
office. where rsading a ritter newly
como from ~. hscknT. ~ Clear Lake
wherein he did speaks ~ the rowing hah-
rs ~ inKie.iFsaFsrs, and ~ how orc
did die, and did arrive anon before The
t'aies NJ Heaven, and ~. Peter did a.k
hum his oeeup=stSu. and he did rspIy
.shinrls-rraysr. and ~. Peter dd sayg
shinkis-weayerg you nsy 20 In.
f@u vent stay long. anywsy." Ana 90 81
ny serivsBinK, but soon thru, and 10
home. where I'D plaJr slr ssits ~ lawn
tennis and did lose . pounds ~ fat, bat
VT f1t mem on again 81 dinner. 40
nothing losts. Anon 10 bod.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20

7odo1s Fobie; Onoe ppou n
Hmc n rcDoricr Urots a atorn about
WaH being seHtcncrd 10 dcafh
ad not aav, "The prisoner be-
Tdycd no emotion"