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Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-08-13

Washington.--rhe shipping board
was advised By Attorney General Sar-
gent that It had authority to sefl 200
vessels for scrapplng to Henry Ford.
a. recommended hy President Palmer
ct the fleet corporation.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-08-13

Marseilies, France.-with France
and Spain IN compiete agreement, a
sound and dignified peace may be ex.
pected with Abd-el-Krim after reason
able delay Marshal Petain declared
upon his arrival here after his trip Of
inspection in the north Africa fight
Ing area. He left for Paris to confer
with Premier Painleve.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-08-13

Waiter R. simmons. former Montana
cowboy ana deputy sheriff, lost what
appears to be his last chance for life
when Judge Mason Wheeler declined
to grant his plea for a writ OF habeas
corpus staying his execution. simmons
was convicted OF the murder Of Frank
PAIL, garageman OF Spencer. Neb.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-08-13
CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS

Golf tournament. Helena. August 1s-
14-fs-16.
Reunion Of Society Of Montana Pion-
sers, 5ozeman, August 1S-14-f5.
Montana Conference Of Methodist
churches, Great Falls, Aug. 26.
Masonic Grand Lodge, MissouIa, Aug.
1872.
Convention Of Yellowstone Glacier Bee
Line highway. at White Sulphur
Springs, August II.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-08-13
KIdnannar Arraatsd

Los Angeles, calif.-Edward Sorgl
40 years old. San Francisco resident,
pleaded guilty In police court to a
charge of disturbing the peace made
against him by the city prosecutors
office after an Investigation OF a re-
ported plot to kidnap Ruth Mix, 10
years old, daughter of Tom Mix, film
actor.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-08-13
offer ReaervatIon Lotn

Lots in the towns Of HAYS and Lodge
Pole on the Fort Belknap Indian res.
ervatiOn will be sold at Hayes on Aug
ust "a and at Lodge Pole on August 20.
Lots at Hays range In price from $40
10 so each while those at Lodge Pole
are appraised SO each. All lots
viii be sold at auction TO the highest
bidder
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-08-13

Receipts OF gasoline license tax by
the state treasurer's office for the sec
ond quarter of 1925 totals $3.50. Sa25s.
which represents an Increase Of about
$4,000 over the receipts for the same
period in 1924.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-08-13
oets neauY sentenes

A sentence OF from four to eight
years in the state prison was the pun
ishment melted out TO Fred Dearborn
when he pleaded guilty 70 charges Of
stealing sheep pelts from the Ed Roe
ranch near Dillon.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-08-13

Swampscott. Mass.-President Cool
Edge has been Informed by the stHte
department that an agreement be-
tween the powers OF China appears to
be q certainty
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-08-13

Kansas olty.-Earth tremors Of low
intensity--less distinct than the recent
Montana quake-were felt recently In
Kansas. Oklahoma, Texas and New
Mexico. They did no damage.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-08-13

Mile. Suzanne Blum, young Paris
lawyer, has just been elected secretary
OF the Paris scour d,Appei,n she is
the first of her sex TO be so honored.
Nile. Blum Is personal secretary to
Senator Paul Boneour.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-08-13

New York.-Four thousand tons Of
copper Will be used this year in the
manufacture Of radio sets, according
to the Copper and Brass Research As
ISOLATION. It was estimated the 1925
production would reach 100000 sets.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-08-13

London--A dispatch to the Exchange
Telegraph from Rome says that earth
quake shocks at Cerignola, In the pro-
vince Of Foggia, damaged more than
1000 buildings, including the city hall.
The populace was thrown into panic
owing TO the frequency OF the shocks.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-08-13

Mexico city.-The treasury depart.
ulent Of the federal government has IN
vited all governors Of Mexican states
TO meet here to study plans for the I'M
iflcatiOn Of the tax systems OF the var
icus states Of the republic.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-08-13

Swampscott.-A surplus Of 1910, 000,-
900 this fiscal year to be used FOR tax
reduction, was promised 20 President
Coolidge by Chairman Madden OF the
Aouse appropriations committee.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-08-13

Houston.-For the second time with
In less than a year the foot and mouth
disease has been found In cattle near
Houston, Texas, according to an
nouncement by DR. E. J. farrell. mem
Der Of the state livestock sanitary
commission.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-08-13

Wool shipments from the Butte d.
vision OF the Great Northern railway
during the season just closed totalled
100000 pounds.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-08-13

The oldest pensl0ner on the govern
ment rolls Is Mrs. Mahala Huff Of
Loniaa. KY. the widow Of soldier OF
che war OF 1872 Mira Huff Is 100
gears old.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-08-13

Mankkle Detroit wac selected for
klsa lo28 e0nelave af the knights Tenn.
nlar III me thirty asxsh tFiennlal nest
Ka& here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
AIR
PLAN HIT BY
RODGERS
Hawaiian Flight Commander
Witness al Air Hearing
TESTIMONY SURPRISES
Says Navy Can't Be Blamed
for Flight Failure

WAsHNGToN. Oct IA stir.
" ring defense o. the navy de-
par,ment against attacks BY Col.
William Mitchell was made today
before the special aircraft board by
Commander John Rodgers. leaasr OF
the unsuccessful Hawaiian ucaplans
flight and the last witness heard
before the board adjourned until
Monday
Rodgers absolved the department
from all blame for the failure o.
his flight.
Had we had the wind with rs.
and the gas mileage We estimated"
Rodgers declared. 'wc would have
reached our objective"
Rodgers threw his full weight
against Mitchelrs unified air pro.
posal and also voiced opposition to
the separate DIR corps. as advanced
by other naval pilots.
He recommended establishment OF
secretary Of national defense. to
control the army, navy and sup
plies. Under this system. the sccre-
tsry OF the department would have
three assistant secretaries charged
Turn 10 Page II. Column ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
z MORE BODIES
ARE TAKEN
FROM SUB
Divers Enter Submerged
Undersea Craft Again
VICTIMS IDENTIFIED
Body Found Floating in
Water Not Crew Member

NEW LONDON. Conn, oct. a.
The bodies Of b. d. Lindsey
and Walter d. Lawton were recov.
cred from the engine room OF the
Inflated submarine SOL today.
Lawton was an electricians mate.
first class. home at Jas sea ST..
weymouth Mass, and Lindsey was
an cngineman, second class. OF SGT
+, Government St. Pensacola, Fla.
The submarine base during the
morning received report that a
body believed 10 be that Of an off
cor or chief petty officer from the
s,5i was cast ashore at stonington.
Conn. An ambulance dispatched
from here established that the man
was not a navy man.
With finding OF the two bodies the
Divers reported that the watcrtight
compartment door leading into the
motor room--thc last room astcrn--
was open. This meant definitely that
tbs whole ship with tho possible OK.
cep,ion of the torpedo room the
first compartment forwards flood.
cd, and that nobody is alive In this
part Tho torpedo room will be tested
this afternoon for presence Of water
II water is in there. too, as be.
lievcd. then Admiral Christy's con.
viction ,ha, mono live will become n
certainty.
Admiral Christys message said.
Diver entered engine room thru
engine room hatch and found motor
room door open, Plan to burn small
exploring hole In torpedo room today
20 determine whether u liz flooded
or not. Recommend release OF Mon.
arch and Century, as I can foresee
no possible use OF them in rescue
operations"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
WE'D OTHER MAN
WITH MONEY
Now Rejected Sultor Wants
His $40 Returned

SPOKANE. Oct. Abe Aschen.
brcnncr. former state penitentiary
guard. has appealed to tho police TO
get back 500 which he gave his pros.
pcctivc bride. before she elopcd and
married another man.
lie further declared the woman,
Mrs. Irene Howell. WINS kidnapped by
his rival owen Mcbride store en-.
ployo
Police scoutcd tho idea Of kidnap.
ing when they learned from Mira,
TIowell's mother that she had gone
willingly with Mcbride TO Coucr
d'Alene yesterday. where they were
married. Mcbride took his now wife
TO Seattle for n honeymoon,
Aschenbrennor said he will sue for
tho return of his $50, which no said
he gave Mrs, Howell 90 prepare for
the wedding. He said he expected TO
be the one who would marry her at
the wedding,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
100000 GALLONS OF WINE
TO BE MADE IN CAL|FOR
Heads of Families File Notice That They Will
Brew Their Own Drinks Legally

GAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2.-(By
~ L. PD-Four hundred thousand
gallons OF wine--a sizeable drink in
those prohibition times will be
made legally and consumed in
Northern California this year, ac-
cording 20 internal revenue bureau
statistics here today.
According to the bureau. 1000
heads of families have filed their
intention to make the 200 gallons
OF wine for home consumption that
the law entities them to crush.
Under the prevailing legal de-
cisions, this wine. or fruit juice,
must bc Notwithstanding in fact"
which simply means that the
drinkcr thereof must judge his ca
pacity well for II he is caught in
an incbriatcd condition he faces
prosecution for illegal manufac-
ture
Tho declaration Of intention 10
make coo gallons acts only ms a
protection against being troubled by
internal revenue agents.
Prohibition agents are entitled by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02

Suit TO recover ss0.f32se alleged
10 have been received from the cs-
tate during lawsuits OF heirs was
filed against tho widow. Marguerite
r. Carmack. by Herman = Frye.
administrator Of the estate Of George
Washington Carmack. famous Al
askan. who discovered the Klon-
dixie
Frye Is suing on $4,000 appeal
bond furnished Mrs Carmack by
the United States Fidelity & Guar
anty Go. last year, when she was
defeated in an effort 10 prevent APP
pointing Frye as administrator.
Carmack died in June. 1922, and
Mrs Caruack. claiming 20 be the
widow, and sole heircss. was named
Administrative. Graphic Grace SAT-
tx. wife OF Mrs Carmack's brother.
filed claim against the estate.
claiming that she was Carmack's
daughter by anafndian wife during
his sojourn In the Northland, and
that her father married Mrs, Car
mack while his Indian wife still
was living.
The result was that Frye was
named administrator. Last May he
demanded that Mrs. Carmack sur
render rentals from is lots here,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02

The letter said;
when you adjuorusd the nine.
tsenth assembly OF tho state lsEisia-
ture a, midscason. :; was Win the
understanding that the governor was
10 conven. a special session early 80
November
While some objections have been
voiced to a November date. since adj
iournmsnt nothing has iransplred Of
SUFFICIENT Importance 90 render a
postponemsnt Of ths special session
necessary or advisable
II realize that, al best. service Ia
tho legislature entails sacrifice on
the part Of every member and know
how impossible It u 10 tx any date
which viii no, impose unusual hard
ships upon some " the members No
date would be agreeable 10 Az
it Il Imperative, however. that a
special session b. hcid 10 make the
necessary appropriations for the sec-
and year Of the blennium We art
not suffcgins from any lack Of lsxls.
latiou and were II possible 10 DO 20.
IN ny opinion. the state and lis elti-
rsus would be batter or were a
meeting OF the legislature delayed
until the regular 1871 biennial ses-
sion
1nasmuch rs special session
must be held. know Of no good rea
son for postponinE i, beyond the time
previously agreed upon Consequent
~. a cali. copy OF which IL enclosed
herewith. has been lssnsd for No.
yembtr .. 1926
y wish to assure you that have
no desire other than 10 cooperate
with the members of the lewisla-
lure. not only At the forthcoming
session. bu, az ali times. for the best
interests OF all the people OF our
state. such suggestions as shalt
make will be submitted in this spirit.
and please be assured that all legfa
latiye matters, regardless Of where
they originate. will receive my earn
est and careful consideration
lsisnedl
ROLAND II. HARTLEY.
Governor Of Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
Legislature Will
Convene Nou. 9
Hartley Orders Winter Session to Pro-
vide Money for Next Year

ME Washington state legislature will reassemble con-
unning an adjourned session, Monday, November 8,
can Tor the assembly was issued Friday by Governor
Hartley. Accompanying il was a letter
Setung OF the November date a surprise. A
majority of Legislators is supposed have favored setting
q date IN January 1926 Eastern Washington legislators
have particularly been for the January date The
governor has been sounding out sentiment the question
More laws are unnecessary; the only thing needu for
Inc legislature to do is pass appropriation bills to
carry the administration thru its second year the
asserts in his letter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
Silent
and Mysterious
Man Said to Have Carried Guns to
Prisoners Wary of Interview
BY ALyARo SHOEMAKER

NEITHER one OF The Morgan brothers. Who conduct
grocery store at the Of James ST. and Terry
is anxious to discuss the part Sheriff Starwich
jail.
Thursday Starwch charged that five automatic pistols
struggled into the jail in sacks OF pancake flour and
that these pistols found their way into the hands of five of
the six desperate prisoners who escaped two weeks ago
last Tuesday He said of the Morgans delivered the
flour that contained the guns innocent Of what he
doing.
There Of the brothers engaged in conducting
the business The of of them has previously APP
peared as Harry"
Are you Harry Morgan? one of them was asked Friday
morning
Pm one of the Morgans but my names not Harry
he replied.
is Harry your brothers name?
He can speak for himself"
What is your first name, pease?
None of your business he snapped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
ny. II. 4. KRETsCHNIAN

L'oR AGES men have laughed at
l. tickle" woman and her insist
ant unreicniins following OF fash.
ION
They have laughed M her fads
and fapcies--,he peculiar styles she
has adopted. barbaric or staid. sen.
sDtional or demure- anything TO be
different. new.
They have laughed as skirts got
shorter, neclts lower, shingle hobs
hlgher-as women followed like
sheep the dictates OF Dame Fashion
And now. at last, the tables are
turned. Woman is getting her re.
vcnge and superior man is the
butt OF laughtes and derison
I'VE. unable to resist the dictates
OF fashion? Huh. they laugh.
''lcok AT the malet'
MEMS fashion says oxford
Bags are the latest and most cor.
rect thing in trousers. And men
place wide, Tapping. grotesque. ri.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
Says Shenandoah
Trip Was Lawful

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-By u.
P.)--Renr Admiral H. H. Campbell.
judge advocate general OF the navy,
in response TO request from Score
tary Wilbur, today submitted II rul-
ing that the navy was acting within
its rights under tho provisions OF
the law In sending the Shenandoah
on IFS disastrous western trip.
Col. william Mitchell charged the
law specifically provides that tho
navy must confino lts air operations
to actual sea duty with the fleet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
$500 0 BAIL
ASKED OF 3
BANDITS
Prosecutor Files Charge,
With 47 as Witnesses
EXTRACTION Is DELAYED
Sheriff Renews Denial OF
Wooden Gun Story
nN LELAND mANNuM

n, H JOHNSON. James Kendall
L. and James Tanning. alias Me.
Carthy. may walk out " jail I'D.
day. providing they post $4,000 IN
cash to guarantee their return for
trial
Hnil for three was act At SIS 900
each IN tho information filed direct
in superior court Friday. charging
them with rubhing the Queen city
hank of Fremont Of ts.tsO. Forty
six witnesses, IS ~ them officers.
rs civilians and three bank en-.
ployek are Endorsed on the COM
plant
Mcanwhic. Johnson surrendered
10 sheriff starwieh BY the police
Thursday. rs once more back In
the county Jail He Is in cell With
william Bagicy held With him for
extraditiou a. suspects IN .he
Sanairno. B G.. $4,000 bank rob
berry ol last December
stafwleh said Friday that he has
Johnson heavily guarded fearing
that the smiling desperate may
make another opportunity 90 IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
Federal Court to
Be Idle for While

No trials arc scheduled for the
federal district court here for more
than week, Friday the weeks
calendar had been all cleaned up and
the jury WINS dismissed. Monday is
arralgnmcnt day, and Tuesday
Judge Neterer makes his quarterly
trip TO Bcllingham to try federal
cases there. He will return the lat.
ter part OF next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02

diculous tunnels around their legs
and march carefully down the
street. fearful each moment Of trip
ping over their adornment and fall.
ing dissraced in the dust
Whether or not this arraignment
OF the male is correct. the fact re-
mains that the latest type of trou-
sers is the oxford Bag. wide
bottomed importation from Europe.
The circumference of the bottom
Of each leg ranges from IS 10 80
inches and. when draped over the
shoe, completely hides It from view.
The average trouser width is about
is inches
Hundreds or them are being sold
in Seattle, mostly to high school
and university students, clothing
dealers assert If you doubt it.
visit the various high school build
ings or the university campus. You
can't miss the --latest thing in
trou"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
SHERIFF CHECKS
FLOUR DELIVERIES

Both Alien Stark and starwioh
were silent Friday on reports that
Johnson had repudiatcd his tale TO
Prosecutor Colvin and police that he
and five others had bluffed their way
out OF tho Jail September IS with
guns whitfield on, Of wood The shcr.
M has checked up with ]. j. Morgan
4 sons grocery. ezf James st, where
he declares friends OF the jailbrcnk,
crs hid five ncw .32.ciilibcr automatic
plstolH In sacks OF pancake flour. and
later delivered 90 the prisoners.
Charles Morgan, OF the grocery.
the sheriff saya. was tho inviting
messenger by whom the guns were
struggled into the tank cell. His
books show deliveries OF 90 pounds
Of flour 10 tho Jail between August
10 and September II. tho day before
the break.
Included in this werc five 10.
pound sacks Of Ccnionuiars best
flour. In which Starwich has been
informed by somc OF tho prisoners
rrurn 10 Page 10. Column ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
COOL|DCES TOUR
President and Wife Will At
tend Omaha Legion Meet

WASHINGTON, Oct 2.-By u.
P)-President and Mrs. Coolidge will
travel to Omaha. Ncb., where tho
president is TO address Tho American
Legion convention on October 6. by
why OF Cincinnati and st. Louis.
The presidential purity VIII leave
here late Sunday afternoon and TX
due TO arrive in ST. Louis late Mon
day afternoon.
The train on which tho president
viii travel will be section Of n reg
ular train.
Tho party will arrive in Omaha
carly Tuesday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
Eleven Escape When
Fire Wrecks Yacht

PLYMOUTH, Mass, Oct, 1.-The
L. S. S. Siwash, 60-foot motor
yacht, was seriously damaged by fire
which followed an explosion as she
lay at anchor in the Plymouth har-
Dor early today. Lives of the cap
tain and 10 members of the crew
were impcriled by the flames. and
the II men probably escaped death
only thru the prompt action OF a
passing ship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
An Open Letter Doc Bo1vn Heard Over Jim Marsus Hado

papers every day. Can't you be
elected sheriff or chief Of police
some day soon, 80 that YOU would
get on the front pages again once
in whllc7 Al we see lately Is
about this fellow Starflsh, or some
such name, always going TO capture
fenk robbers and lallbrcakcrs, but
tho poi!co seem to capture them In.
stead Hal llnl
We think you ought TO ID some.
thing Ike this Colonel Mitchell md
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
Train Hits Handcar;
Two Men Are Killed

ADRIAN, Mich, Oct. 2.-(By U. PJ
Two railroad workers were instant.
~ killed, two others were believed
fatally injured and II others received
minor injuries near here today when
a Chicago.to.Detroit passenger train
crashed into handcar with several
trailers attached.
Tho crash was attributed to
heavy fog which accompanied Sc
vcrc storm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02

ator back nj Washington because
when they passed q law, you could
put teeth into It. lto' Ha! Agnes
always was n Joker, wnsh't she2
We often laugh nj her and what
she snys She says she thinks you
have good chance TO bc elected o
senator but we say, give the boy
chance, he's young yet.
We haven't heard about you for
long time, altho we watch the
front pages Of the Seattle ncwa'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
CANADA 10 SEND
FOR JOHNSON

Forbes CruickHhhnk. provincial 20
lice inspector. IN whose name al sS.
tradition warrant has been issued for
johnson. u reported suffering from
blood poisoning az Victoria. and i
may be several days befors the DO
minion mskss lis seapssl for the
prisoner
Tanning ID sull held IN the oi,y
Sail ard Kendall remains IN the city
hospital with broken Isg
with a description fitting that Of
James Burns. escaped King county
prisoner. fourth man was said TO
have been implicated In the holdup
Of the Queen City bank at Fremont
by witnesses Of the robbery They
reported 10 PairoIman q, c, Jensen
that the man was standing near the
hank while the hoidup was going on
and that after ths bandits nan out
he dashed across the street, thru q
vacant lot. and disappeared
Police were searching the district
Friday. hoping TO add 20 tho list
Of three bandit suspects captured
shortly after they Ind held up tho
bank Last TuoAdn3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
NeW Fight OUer Estate
of KLOndike DiscOUerey
Widow of George Washington Carmack and
Bondsmen Sued by Administrator

totaling ,51.s2s5o, and quantity OF
jewelry, including Yukon en-
blem and gold nugget. n 500 Vic
tory bond and 5000 ear. His suit
filed Friday alleges shc turned over
all OF the Iowclry. but has, with
held the car and the bond. and
has paid him but si.7f6 earnings on
the real estate
Attorney Frank Harmon. repre-
senting Frye. said Mrs, Ssftig's
court suit TO obtain possession Of
Carmack's estate Will come up
shortly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
Charge Todd With
Three Offenses

KELSo, oct. "A. Ruric Todd.
recalled mayor of Kelso, was yester-
day afternoon bound over TO the SUI.
perior court on three charges OF
malicious prosecution against II. II,
Brown, George II, Norris and a. u.
Byram. The preliminary hearing
was held before Justice G, A. Pc.
land, Todd's attorney asked that
the counts be made three separate
cases,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02

Into the pond.
Agnes says they don't need a
manager down in Seattle what
they need is n referee. Ila! Hal But
| guess YOU could be u referee, Ed.
win, II YOU wanted to- We always
have such faith In YOU
Wei, Edwin, we all hope YOU will
soon get back TO the front pages,
like you used 20 be, but suppose
YOU have some agreement with this
Starfish fellow or whatever his
name IL, to let him have the front