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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30
England Australia
Air Line Planned

SYDNEY, n. S. w. July 3O.-tBy
q. Pl--Aerial mail service between
England and Australia within three
years was predicted today by Sir
Keith Smith Airships for the route
VIII be twice as large as any now in
use. Smith predicted.
The craft. he said, will have a
cruising speed OF 80 miles an hour
and viii carry about 40 passengers
for practically the same fare as the
present steamer rate, II viii take
six and a half days for the trip,
Smith said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30
Funeral of Mrs.
Olson Is Today

Funeral services for Mrs. Clara
Olson, 60, wife of Charles Olson, of
Kingston, were held in the Home
Undertaking Co. at p. m. Thurs.
day.
Mrs. Olson was born In Sweden,
but has lived in Seattle for the last
IS years. Surviving her is n daugh.
ter, Mrs. Eva Johnson, OF Colby. and
a son. Otto TorelI, OF Windsor Ont.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30
Telegram Held for
Miss Alpha Busick

An important telegram for Miss
Alpha BusiCk. school teacher OF
Union, Oregon, was received
Wednesday by Mrs. ]. Chandler.
Miss Busick is an old friend of
hers. she says, and probably the
sender OF the wire knew that she
was planning TO come up TO Sc
attic for a visit. She has left her
residence at Union. II anyone has
information OF Miss Busick's where
nbouts. Mrs, Chandler requests they
call her at KEnwd.69TS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30
THURSDAY
HOME STATIONS

KTcL tsosl -SsIs. markets and news.
10. KrrL kIadt.s' club 1859, Asvra'
cafeteria orchestral ssao. sports sho~.
from Green lake Silent might
kFoA $50 1870, TaHC lunch T.
Holman oreAvstrL Hiirrt EiEht
kJu tasIl--t. band concert. Z, Men
d.i,aohp uls, 2. r8satslio, Idaho. hand
$40. Harold weeks IN song $40. =. C.
coal Co. band. 1879. KJR order OF
Bats
OTHER STATIONS
Rro usA, San Frauctseo-T. arrHss.
ira. 3. program; 10. cabiriana
KIN tsosl, Oakland. nsw. and
weather.
RGo tssI. oskiand-i, INFLICTED" By
tha KGo Players 10. orchestra.
I'M $50. Trssns-s.lrnt night
XVI $50. los AuEsies 8. Schubert
quartet. and 10. programs,
XII tio5i. Los Angeles, programs.
10. orchestra.
xxx tss1l, hollywood and =. pro-
gFamas 10 DrrHrsira; ~. Campus mite,
kGw itsip. portlahd--s, orchestra. ..
concert. 10. orchestra
CSRC a3s), CAiEaty--1, orchestra pro-
gram,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30
Vessels in Port at Seattle

smiths cove rermineI-Pisr 81 sire tyo
Marul Pier to-str President jefferson
BELL street rerminal-u q l. H. r.
swiftsure, I, X. {, q, {, snohomish.
q. = A. r. Vega.
Pier S-Ma Auyti
Pier str Rnsalta Mahonsy
Pier s-str Alameda
Pier III, 3 EaEln Mes. 81 and -. str
Andrsa n Luckeubarh.
fier A-Ms Uhatia mba.
Pier n-Ns Culburra,
Pacific Coast Coal Runker,-str New.
port NsWa
Connecticut street Terminal-sehr tric,
ttrs Annie n, Campbell. West ison.
Melville Dollar,
Pacific steamship Tsrminal-str Admi.
Fal Rogers.
Associated on TSrmlnAt-str Paul ahoup
stacy Street Tvrmiual-str AFiEuulan
Commercial Boiler works-atr santa
Ana
spokane street Termtual-Htr Noor,
derdyk
East Waterway Dock a Warehouse co.
--Strs Dorothy I.uCigrAhaub, Admiral
soeree ship Benl. ,, Packard,
General Petroleum. Co.'S Terminals STR
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POLE SHIP HAS
TROUBLE
Mile an Hour Is Gait, Says
Message From Peary

PORTLAND. July 30. Thomas
Morgan. operator OF an amateur
radio station, 7.AEK, or Portland.
reported today that between 1890
ana has o'clock lnst night. he inter.
ccpted a message from Commander
Macdonald. OF the steamship Peary.
nlrpIane carrier and supply vessel
for the Macmillan Arctic expedition.
Tho operator aboard tho Ptary. says
Morgan. was talking 10 an Eastern
amateur radio operator. and re.
queEtcd that the following message
DO delivered TO tho National Geo.
graphic society at washington.
We have steamed thru the
Ice Of the dreaded Melville bay.
making, sometimes. only ono
mile per hour. now know our
coal viii not last us back TO
Labrador.
"'rhe Greenland coal il OF
very poor quality We use twice
~ much as Of our old coal.
We VIII need another l25 tons
ON our return TO Disco or Una
nak. The only Ice visible Is
iccberEs, We hope To reach
Etah on tho 18th Failure 10
get additional coal on return
means sending ship 10 Southern
Greenland TO meet Us. Please
advise
Signed MCDONALD.
Commander =. =. Peary,"
The message came thru quito
clearly, Morgan said, altho there
was sgme disturbance. during which
nc lost "A sentence which made some
reference to the ships passage thru
q region OF thin ice,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30
Seattle Programs for Tonight

f0-i0n5 A. VI.
KTCTg-pHu CoobE morning exercises
to.i5.togAS 4. NJ.
KTCfs-ETCL Junior Radio TIllicums
Ioi2n-iiG8o 4, u.
RIB--Huslral program by Puget Sound
Savings and loan association. with a
lecture on "Iow To Cain Weight" b.
Miss Beatrice Carpenter. The music
Piano solos. Ernssnisra jnrrthuvrns
nusanD. waits tggojowskD, FhntaHIr
fmpromptu Chopin. Niraudon tMr-
ppwelD=ny Mlsa Grace JnbFou. violin
solass Romance gwleuiawHFIJ. rejected
by Mrs r. =. Smith. vocal raloss !
Passed hy Your WInAow tnrowurIn:
Sylvia tRpehkai py Mrs, +. A. Reid
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81 T.. VI.
KIR--ciasEieaI program By Men
dslssohn trio.
1880 r. VI.
KJR-paratsiio. IaAha. X T. band,
from woodland park
NIao-stIn r. ~
RIR-Hsroid weeks. Seattle sonk
writer. singing "Rssttls Town"
slIo.ioiso T.. ".
RIR-P c. Coal eompany's band, from
woodland park.
iolsn-MIDStGHT
KJu--KIR order Of bats frolir.
FRIDAY MORNING, $3.50
KTCrs Stocks. news and markets
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, July 20 Foreign e.
change closed firm, sterling demand,
ltEts franrs. te.ot7bh lire. 50 oassis 4
nelEium, Ne,pisgs marks, saso iiol-
land. tpls, sweden gest. Norway tsast
Montreal. 81 Russia, tig. doBgkonE,
81. shanghai ~. Yokohama. tlgsl
Greece. tp,ettsb,
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SsssEhe Radios star
K. r. Musicians
Keep Seattle'S
Dials TWirling

TT was u busy evening for fans,
i Wednesday. Three fine bands
going. KrCI4 radlating the Ore
gon commandery players from
the rrandstand at FINN and Le.
nora; kJR. broadcasting the
Kansas City band from the First
NJ. T.. church: KFOA. banging
away with the Woodluwn COM
mandrry from Volunteer park.
A twohour tour on tho triangle
band trip revealed lot OF fine
music. including a repetition Of Han
Washington Somebody VIII get "a
hear about that song II bands aren't
more careful
Walter French played odd
Black doe" ~ a cornrt solo for
Iyanhoe's Kansas City band. over
MN WIN lht RfllN Nih NiiNA
Of WDAF doing the announcing.
The Chief II relief. after some
Rnnounccrs, who announce rs
tho they were conducting
funeral.
Let's give this oregon band a Sc
attic welcome" asked HhToi d
Gramm. announcing for kTCL at the
graudstnud -- and the resulting roar
nearly shattered ali five Of our tubes.
Then the band played tho Ballet
EEyptlcunc suite and all was for
given.
One Of the best bits Of tile eve
ming was that whistlinE ch0ru.
from the Nnodlawu band, via
kieOA. Another hit was let
II Rain. LET II Pour" by the
hanhoc players.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30

Cuba's population increased 2'S, 600
last year II Is now approximately
100000
Auyoh.
rodd's Dry noeks-Ms Patterson, Wi.
liam n upper,
colman Crvosots woFks-str ~ W, uAN.
ter.
Anchored In alrssm-u, S. Il, New York.
ttaa and Arkansas.
Wluslow Marine Railway tEaEla narborl
alrs Griffca, Sshslrm htkn Conquer.
OF, aehrs Vancouver AlumnR Tartar
hargvs Henry Willard, Coauiuam CITY,
lsHri Tsmplrtau Rhd Griffson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30
STOCKS DISPLAY
STEADY TONE
Good RecoyerieS Scored by
Leaders at Opening
WALL STREET JOURNAL FINAN-
IIAI. UtgNlfeM

NEW YORK, July 80. Following
The reaction ia Wednesday late
tadipg, stocks displayed a stradier
ionr ia early drRlinRn Good re.
eeyeries were scored by leading
kgesks IN initial trading.
American Can gained over a point
70 yes =, while Omitted states steel
moved up = 20 ltsi Mack Truce.
4 O. iNth. and General Motors. 3.
ie SNa Fisher Rody was a feature
- special strength. opening $500
shares AZ htlF . now high. and an
stvhnCe % 20 points net
Detroit was still a haeer az Fish.
~, as it has been fer the last sew
srsi weeks, accommodating stock from
around e,
The market opened higher. L. s
Rubber, sAa, up a American Can.
Nsh. up IN; North American. BSA
SER ~ Railway. iO0h, up = GEN.
sfa tors, SSF, up 81 MontEom-
~ -, eS's. up 2. Mack Truck
III Up = Union Pacific. 14ng.
70 -. pan.Ameriean II. II. up 1,
Allied Chemical. 81: New Haven
ltAs Reading. ssh, up q. Great
Northern. pfd. esa. OF u kennss
entt S2A, up "a; e. $. Steel iis
~ = New York Central. iisis
Rock Island t6ia or "A,
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FOSTER MERCANTILE co.
saIlee Bros..
Foster. wash.
GATEwooD GARAGE,
~. II. Wilson,
Ti13 California Ave.
FRED GEEH.
10th Ave. q Firth Ave. \. r.
GEORGES SERVICE STATION
& TIRE SHOP.
George Tcrhunr,
Bryn Mawr, Wash.
GRAFTON & oHR GARAGE,
2JiD California Ave.
GHASDyIEw SERVICE STA,
Collins a Fletcher,
D509 Rainier Ave.
GRANGE WAREHOUSE, mo,
Hnnsyilie, wash.
GRANGER MOTORS,
w. L.. KrHuxr,
end and y. Madison
GRANTS SERVICE STATION,
J. Grant.
Kent, wash.
GREENS SERVICE STATION,
ward ". Green,
Kent, wash.
GREEN RIVER SERVICE STA.
ID. w. Ewing,
Green River. wash.
fUInck Diamond ROAD
HENDERSON SERVICE STA,
A. L.. Henderson,
1903 u. 5Sth st.
HIGHWAY SANDWICH SHOP,
J. &. Jackson,
Victory Highway
hill MOTOR SERVICE,
Morton v. hin,
seth and stone Way
HILLCHEsT SERVICE STA,
Louis Joseph.
HsntoB, wash.
HOLLYWOOD SERVICE STA,
j. ~. simonds,
Hollywood. wash.
HuGHBASt<s * JAsPEEsOy.
Market and Lenry
JOHNsoN's GARAGE,
Charles johnson,
Victory iiiwny
KENT AUTO PARK SERVICE
STATION,
A. ID. strannhnn,
Kent, Wash.
KENT SPRING SHOP,
,. ". Marsh,
Kent, wash.
I<INNEAR GARAGE,
Hugo Grnf.
5O3 Queen Anne Ave.
KOHL 4 KOHL,
1901 Railroad Ave. south
l.. a. q. SERVICE STATION.
Logan a Griffin,
Faupticroy md Alaska
LAING's GARAGE.
~. w. LnIpE.
3lst Ave. =. md Jndkins 81.
LAKEWOOD SERVICE STA,
Score & Wilson,
5Oth Ave. y. md GeneHee ST.
LtRNED, &. o.,
1924 FnirvIcw Ave.
LLoyD's SERVICE STATION,
T.. l.. MnrihuEb,
Corson md Bailey
LuCKS SERVICE STATION,
Jean Lucks,
ConIfIcId, wash.
LYONS GARAGE,
y. II. Cook,
1870 bellevue Ave.
MACK TRUCK CO.,
SOi Ninth Ave.
MACS GARAGE,
ID. u. McIntosh,
321 18th Ave.
G'tIADIsON Park sERy. STA,
H.. -. Hrinsficld,
t.od and ~. Madison
MhSs's SERVICE STATION,
y. q. Mann,
seventh Ave. N. ". and u. f5tb
MATHEWS GARAGE & sERY.,
q. ". Mathews.
sunnydnlc, Wash.
MEADOWS SERVICE STATION
Dave ilcnnctt,
Pacific tIIvny
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a AIkI GARAGE.
&C. u. Manning.
Ta AK Ave.
ARBoR HEIGHTS NERcAS-
TILE Co.
Mrs, n. T.. Wilson,
55th Ave. :. w. and Norfolk
ARLINGTON GARAGE,
Post md Madison
AUBURN HEIGHTS SERVICE
STATION.
Mrs. Kate O'shRy,
Auburn, wash.
AUBURN SERVICE STATION.
A. J. Carlson.
Auburn, Wash.
AUTO SERVICE HOUSE,
McCren a. story,
Henton. wash.
BAILEY, G. F.,
1901 T.. s5th ST.
BEACON HILL SERVICE STA,
ChaS. schHfer,
1900 BEACON Ave.
BILLS GARAGE,
VIM. Gilbert,
Des MoInes Road
BIRDS SERVICE STATION,
Joseph Bird,
Des MoInes Highway
BLACK RIVER GARAGE,
J. n. Mead,
Black River Junction. Wash.
BoTHELB GARAGE,
~. smothers,
BOthell, wash.
BoYLsTON GARAGE,
Arthur Roth.
1917 Boylston Ave.
BoYsES. CHRIS,
37l7 Avalon Way
BRIGHTON GARAGE.
Gambler Ames,
1856 Rainier Ave.
BRoOKBURsT SERVICE STA,
Witbuhn & Senny,
105th and Greenwood
BROOKLYN GARAGE,
y. y. Loffness,
10th and Brooklyn
BHOWEH's SERVICE STATION
l.. A. and l.. T.. Brower,
18th Ave. n. w. md w. 65tb
Drummer SERVICE STATION
II. drummer q Co.,
AlRonn, wash.
BUNGALOW SERVICE STA,
Tlack & Dietrich,
Auburn, wash.
VCALLIER SERVICE STATION,
j. a. Caller,
Ninth and senecn
CAMPBELL's PLACE,
Don Campbell,
23rd and r.. Cherry
CASCADE GARAGE,
T.. y. winkIer,
1901 W. 10Th
CEDAR GARAGE,
Ibinden Bros,
2Jtf Fourth Ave.
CENTRAL CHEVROLET Co,
1870 broadway
CENTRAL SEATTLE SERVICE
STATION.
r. y. Edwards,
s12 sixth Ave.
GOLDMAN BUILDING GARAGE,
srhnnl a. Lynch,
sI2 Western Ave.
COLONIAL GARAGE,
Hart a. Young,
1915 Eighth Ave.
DIES MONIES AUTO CO.,
Dcs moIncs, wash.
DIAMOND GARAGE,
u. q. Berggrcn,
32i5 Enstinke
EAST HILL GARAGE,
sorrnson & Sons,
Kent. wash.
ELDRIDGE BUICK SERVICE
STATION,
r 1879 broadway
EMPIRE WAY SERVICE STA,
=. y. Merrimnb,
Empire Way md Henderson
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MILLS GARAGE,
William Mills.
65fs Hnvennn
MISSION SERVICE STATION.
Nichols a. Harris,
ZOO r. Marginal Way
hoRsISGstDE SERVICE STA
&. y, Diidine.
pith and Victory Way
suRPHr's CORNER SERVICE
STATION.
Chn.. swanson e. Co.,
Murphy's Corner,
Everett Highway
,. u. Sa.LE.
MeI>innon Road
NORTH TRUNK GARAGE.
showye a Clark.
Tto3 Woodland Park Ave.
o'RRfES $. ;. AND GARAGE.
". Ostmnn,
Kent, wash.
OWL SERVICE STATION,
Bruno Holicnbeck,
Fourth and james
PACIFIC HIwAY GARAGE,
g. Robbins.
Pacific IIiway
rETHIE's SERVICE STATION.
VIM. Prtric a. SON.
Fifth Ave. \. and Dearborn
rULLEN GARAGE,
prrce Puiien.
goth and u. Madison
RAYS SERVICE STATION.
II. II. Pettinglii,
ESQ Roy 81.
RED ARROW GARAGE,
ala Fifth Ave.
RESToS TIRE suop,
G.. w. Bennbiossom,
Rcnton. Wash.
RHoADEs q PATE.
10Th and u. Mercer
SERVICE GARAGE,
". ID. Weber,
Hcnton, Wash.
sSooKUM SERVICE STATION,
John Uoetncr,
SO31 18th Ave. n. u,
SOUTH Park SERVICE STA.
Frank Kuccrn,
south Park
STADIUM SERVICE STATION,
&. u. Greenwood.
4coi 10th Ave. N. ~.
SUNSET HILL SERVICE STA,
Andy Johnson,
305s w. g5th ~.
TENTH AVE. GARAGE,
u. J. Lnndnurr.
Ii23 10Th Ave.
TERMINAL GARAGE,
scbnni a Lynch,
- jackson st.
UNION MOTOR CO.,
VIM. & T.. Peterson,
Firth Ave. and He'll 81.
VALLEY SERVICE STATION,
y. II. Solely,
1917 Rainier Ave.
yEAs GREGG SERVICE STA,
Ncrn Gregg,
23rd Ave. y. mt HninIcr Ave.
VICTORY WAY SERVICE STA,
L.. -. Patterson,
Lake Forest Park
yILLo's SERVICE STATION,
Joe WHO,
Everett Hiwny.
WALLACE GROCERY,
w. T.. Wallace,
1901 Fifth Ave.
WEsTLhKE GARAGE,
Mnthicson & Constable.
Moth md Genorn
WEST SIDE AGENCY,
1903 AInSkn ST.
WEST SIDE GARAGE,
Martin Doinn,
1907 Hnrbor Ave. \. W.
WHITE GARAGE,
Third md stewart
WILSON SERVICE
~. ~. Wilson,
BO58 California Ave.
wITuERnEE SERVICE STA,
Lew wlthcrbcs,
Eifth and virginia
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PARIS, July 3O.-By U. PAN
express train was derailed near here
today and its cars were telescoped.
First reports estimated the dead at
10 and added that 10 were seriously
injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30
LOCAL MARKETS
VEGETABLES
Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers
Quotations by Pioneer Fruit & Produce
-

THE prices given arc those made TO
! retail dealers by wholesalers, with n
/ few seasonal exceptions. prices To pro-
| ducors can DO figured by dsducting the
/ cost Of transportation 10 Seattle and
| approximately IL per cent for hauling
storage and selling oost)
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,HtNIIE NNNkEl
FIRST GRADES
tlto-drndo Inspected
SECOND GRADES

standard stock Per Bq, Per ~
Common stars, 0-g,,,t0,sO 400
Common stars, SEQ so. .8 1.OO-1,1n
Common clears 80, i2s,la6 i,6o-1.7o
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10 SITUATION-MALE

PAINTER-M Married: needs work inn
mediately with contractor: inside
or out, Kalsomining. cnameling.
Reliable, hard worker. GArfld-
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Quality applied to motor oil and gasoline
means something. Sustained quality EVERY
THING. Only when the highest standards of
manufacture are rigidly maintained can the
quality ofthesep products be rigidly sustained.
The MOTORMATES are sustained quality
products. Their regular use assures you of
efficient and economical motor operation.
ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY
Deal with the dealers who serve you well-the
MoTORdATES dealers. They are named below
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19

him, then they circIel and came back, And, when they came near Ihe house, out ran Mir. Dinkie bowling as loud as he could anl blowing soap bubbles from his mouth,
 Ouch" he howlod, "I shall never drink any of old Ned Gnomes old soda water again, It's nothing but soap suds'"
 So Ned Gnome and the Raggedys caught Mir. Dinkie and made him wash his mouth in the brook until he had all the soap rinsed out of his mouth.
 Now" they sail Eff you have learned that it isn't proper 0 go into anyonc's house when they are not at home, you may come back with usI" So they led Mr. Dinkie back in- to Ned Gnomo's house and told him how naughty he had been, And Mr. Dinkie knew all they said was quite true. Then little Ned Gnome gave him six glasses of real nice ice cream soda water without soap in it and Alr. Dirkio promised that he would never be ill-mannered to any of the neighbors in the deep, deep woods. And when the Raggoiys left, little Ned Gnome and Mir. DInkie had be- come the very best of friends and were smoking their pipes anI talNng each other of their different a1rpn- lures.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19

then he thrust his hand into his pocket and brought out d packet ot papers in an impressive legal-look- ing envelope,
 Heres little bunch of dope that ought to satisfy anybody he remarked with flourish, and my heart started q downward descent toward my shoes Suppose he really had all the proofs for hts claim that he wa Dicky's haIr- brother'
 How about it." he aske4 with a glance around, Don't you think wet better slt down while you loon these over?"
 No, thank you" returned cour- teously, but firmly, "I prefer to stand" and I held .out my hand for the packet i'll his.
 He thrust it behind him with sudden muttered improcntion.
 No you don't" he said, "You don't trust me, and by the same token don't trust you not one sixteenth of an inch, II you want to see these you'll stand where you can look over each one while I'm holding it. I'm not fool enough to let the only proofs of my identity leave my hands when there's dame as resourceful as you opposite me, and one with powerful motive for tAI i,, ,Yzo t,,F ko
 "Take All the Notes You Want"
 His voice was as impassioned as if he really believed the ridiculous things he was saying. But the con- Viction was strong upon me that he was only acting a role which he hoped would impress if not intimi- date me and I wasted no time upon resentment
 That is, Of course, as you wish, |" I said carelessly. But I shall want to jot down the date from each document that l may check up on it."
 I had hoped that he would object to this, thus adding 10 my doubts 1 concerning llm. But, to my disap pointment, he quickly acceded to my request.
 Take all the notes you want" he said grandiloquently. "I have nothing 10 conceal"
 I slipped a notebook from the purse on my arm, arranged the purse as writing pad, and then looked oXpectantly up at him
 T am ready whenever you arc" I said.
 He drew a folded paper from the envelope, opened if, and held it so that I could read it.
 Exhibit A." he drawIcd, How does that strike you2"
 IL was the birth certificate of stephen Graham,
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
LETTER II,0M LESLIE PRES corr TO Ru'rH BURKE,
 CONTINUIcD

syd says he knew no more after he felt a heavy blow upon his' head while he was being held. until he found himself In the old barn bound md gagged so tightly that he could hardly breathe
 Notwithstandlng hts utmost efforts he could not loosen his hands and he had given up hope and prepared himself to die yAen Jack found him. Poor Jack bisAbered when syd said this and went over and kneeled by the side of his bed. Ruth, 1t Is wonderful to have such a friend as that and I like to think that under us terrible circumstances, you and ] would find ourselves quite as close. Commissioner Laidlaw was with us when syd told his story and at the end he said, "Tt's n cinch they haven't got the jewels, at least they haven't all got them. Some ono of them is holding out on the others,
 "I don't understand quite, how ever" he continued. just how Mss Ellington is hooked up with them"
 Don't you remem Der. Bin," Jack spoke up, "that told you about Les lies letter from her m other. Some one of tho men she may have been concerned with over there might have been a member of the gang"
 "Yos there's probably no doubt that they are International crooks, Pearls, you know. are big game to them. I'm awfully sorry we didn't bag the big gun of the party, though Maybe he got away with them"
 asked him, Ruth, If he had stolen my jewels why on earth would they
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
@sIXNQ GEE

sloner. I.aidlaw answered my qucs- ton by saying he thought if the leader had tha Jewels. he fixed up this scheme to throw his pals of the scent.
 This theory looks exceedingly plausibLe, because t doesn't seem. to me that anyone would be so foolish as to come back within twenty-four hours to make second raid upon house. Besides, he was the man who escaped: he was the man nearest tho window. That almost confirms the theory. 5
 Zoo isn't as well tonight. She ii still delirious, l am awfully worried about her. Tho doctor is going tc take an X.ray of her skull some time tomorrow, although he says ths shock to her nervous system is probably as great and as menacins as fracture of the skull,
 never knew before. did you, that people could die of nervous shock
 haven't seen Jack as worried and as unhappy in long while over any thing that did not immediately con-. cern him. The longer I live with Jack the more I realize do not understand him You know found a telegram in his coat pocket yester- day from Paula Perier. He never told me he had received it. I asked him if he had answered it and what do you suppose he said:
 "I have already teIegraphed Miss pericr that your condition is not precarious"
 Can you beat it'
 Sincerely, LESLIE. Copyright, 1925, NEA Service, Incl
 TOMORROW-Cablegram from Karl Whitney to Mrs. Leslie Pres
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19

Breakfast Shred ded pineapple, spinach with poachcd eggs on toast, milk, coffee,
 Luncheon Cream of salmon soup, graham slndwic hes, strawber- ry ice, sponge cake, milk, tea.
 Dinner -- Baked mackerel, seal loped potatoes, string bean salad, cheese sandwiches, floating island rye bread, milk, coffe c.
 The cream of salIn on soup is a rich mixture suitable for a summer luncheon for guests or the family If the whipped cream is not used, a child six years of age may be given the cream soup.
 Tiny cheese sandwiches should be put into a very hot oven to toast the bread and melt the cheese, These are served with the dinner salad.
 Cream of salmon Soup.
 Four cups thin cream, 1 table spoons butter, tablespoons flour, 1 teaspoon salt, IA teaspoon pepper
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
TAKE SOME IODINE ALONG

suit from a bruisc if the wound is not properly taken care of. Am
 monium chloride. one-half ounce;
 tincture of arnica, one ounce; dilute acetic acid. two and a half ounces
 and water, two and a half ounces
 makes an excellent solution for bruises.
 Bread and vinegar poultices also are good for bruises. Bread crumbs should be soaked in cold vinegar and the mixture should be beaten to a paste. Apply this as a poultice. Children should be taught the ad-
 visa bility of giving attention to cuts bruises and abrasons. Remember cut would never get sore if poison was not permitted to
 enter the wound.