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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04

A NEWLY discovered manu-.
~ script gives us tho history
Of the eighth voyage or sinbad
the Sailor. hitherto unknown
20 tho Western world We
quote one OF his adventures
Now whom sinhad came 20
the city Of naadad, he found
that tho Caljph. the good Ilaroun
al Raa,hia. sought to aid The
merchants In their exchange OF
Euost with the merchants u
ssmlreand There was much
treasure which they had prom.
iscd 10 send TO samaTrand. and
because OF tho desert. the
caravans died in the sands and
there was much mourning go
Ilar6un Rrnt out rrierH. asking
mon Of skin and daring 10 take
over these treasures. and 20
bring back The tribute money
for bis Golfers.
so Sinbad went to the Grand
EiFirr and fald % him % Hsfvs
ant Of tho Commander OF the
Faithful. am the unworthy
man 10 whom the genie gave
tho flying engine With which
met the huge bird ,hr Roc. and
ynuquishrd him in mid.air
viii take 10 samarcaud the jew.
els and the precious messages
and the writings % the mrr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04
WHAT SEN. GOODING2S
BILL IS ALL About
How Seattle Is Affected by the Long an,
Short Haul Fight On in Congress

Is railroad justified lH charE
i Ing mon, for hauling o. Ton NJ
steel I'd distance ~ 1000 mile
tHuu Tor H1uIinE lf 5000 mIIrHf
Or must short haul rates always
b. directly proportional I0 long
haul wfrsf
Congress b trying 20 answer
these questions, which has re-
solved HsariHga ON ihe GpaIluE
bin into seminars on economic
Senator Cg0GIug, republican oT
Id4ha. iusiHta that Do ~ unjust
Tor railroads 90 charge more Tor
hauling freight from Chicago 10
Boise Idaho. than they charge
for hauling the same loads from
Chicago 10 Seattle
ON first appearance there
would seem % be- no good reply
% the senators argument But
the long and short haul rate DIFF
fercutlHls. which be- attacks loo
hH NllL, have long been rrfnEr
uized aa based on sound rcnuo-
mics The reason is simply that
there may exist Cd competitive
route 10 the points between long
hauIs. while mo- competition oE.
HtH al intermediate points
The competitive route her. Is
STA the Panama canal The rail
roads are attempting 90 meet
Panama canal steamship com
petition between eastern cities
and The Pacific coast By giving
lower rates 10 Seattle and other
port cities than they give 10 In.
land cities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04
HelDing Disease

ME- are quick at adopting catch
w phrases and trick names.
Especially quick at applying them to
diseases
Flu" was one of the best advertised
epldemics in all history--largely because
OF Its name. And now we have its varia-
tons.
Stomach Flu is the name applied to
a now prevalent intestinal ailment. The
same thing in certain Eastern locality
is called Devils Grippe"
However, it's as disagreeable under one
name as another. We are interested less
in the label than in the cure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04
SMOKING ROOM
STORIES

" A FUNNY thing happened at
n the hospital in New York,
the other day" said the doctor as
he Tipped the ashes OF his cigar
about a foot wide OF the cuspIdor.
"a workman was brought in and
he was all battered up. and his
scalp was laid wide open. Despite
his wounds and the blood that oozcd
down over his face. he was laugh.
ing boistorously. Indeed, he never
stopped chuckllng. even while we
were sewing mp his head. At last,
our work done, one of the doctors
asked tho fellow what was the joke.
"Well, surrh.' he composed him.
self enough to say. It's fine Joke
on the fclly that knocked me galley.
west. He SCI 10 me. SCI he. as he
swipcd me. Take that. yc dagoF'
nm. begob, I'm not a dago at ali
I'm Irlsh.'"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04
The Eighth Voyage of Sinbad
BY HERBERT QUICK

chants. / viu ny over tho
desert
$50 s.nhad took on the back
81 hia magic macmne tho pre-.
yious things to b. carried and
when his great SIN rose ia the
air lia road was AZ % "a hundred
lions of Numldia Aud he paved
over the desert before tho third
hour. tho the caravans were
wont 90 die therein Of thiut
and heat after weeks 81 sore
travail And az the third hour
be saw before him the great
stone Mountain ana sought 20
Euide himself thru a lower
place called The Saddle Hut the
breadth Of tar mountain made
h mysterious white yapor which
blinded the ego OF man or bird
flyiuE thru g.
"sinbad SAW thru this yapar
a huge paHHaRc. and he flew
Into u az IL opened before him,
And ne hr thought 10 rise over
the barrier ~ stone, tho ynpor
shut 10 on all sides, and he wist
not who're he was. for Tho
Breath OF th~ Mountain had
shut up the passage thru ;he
fog. Then tho stone and INC
SNOW and the trees Of cedar
whsrrRith the mountain was
clothed rnaa up before him. and
his flyinE sin was torn 10
pieces hy the trees. and Sin
bad'a Frnaea left him
When he awokc. ho was ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04

Mr.. Firii. VITA tho Thrift
,rcrE." shiff iceck." and oil Of The
aiher perks that ire arc called on
10 obscrrc. ichg not tfD Golden
Rule trrckF n. J. n.
This u an excellent suggestion.
Who In Seattle would like 20 start
this movement No doubt Il would
take a little practice on the part Of
many. but there should be enough
who do Try 70 practice the Golden
Rule. TO set It going.
Mr.. Firif: IL u not against the
fatc for chickens 10 run AZ large IN
the city' In the nciphborhood 81
2srd arc. and r. Spruce st. there
arc a great many chickens. They
arc rerv annoying 10 those tcho arc
trying TO hate noiecrs or garden.
II. n.
II is against the law for chickens
to run In the city. This matter has
been referred TO tho proper city au-
thorities. III II docs not end the
trouble call MA in-7si0 and ask
why.
Mr. Firif. There arc number
NJ pcuuv-in- thc.sioi trciphinO ma
chimes IN tho city that are badly
out Of adjpstBeHL When yoa drop
a coin Ia ono Of these Ia fcio cases
do vou pct correct results.
!. ". G.
All Weighing machines In which
coins arc deposited arc under the
department Of weights and meas
ures. But Il has not sufficient in
spectors. Report specific cases TO
the department at MA in-60O0. The
matter will have immediate atten-
ton.
Mr. Firii. What can be done
about the pidukino bctUeen The car
tracks at California arc. and W.
Dakota stH somc Of the pianks arc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04
SCIENCE -
Water Pressure

A MEXICAN investigators Of the
n ocean have surpassed an 9th
err Ia their achievements. This. in
many respects. is one Or the newest
Of the sciences and one of the most
Interesting. for man. who came
from the ocean. is bound 70 BE-
greatly affected by amy discoveries
mnir in his natural and original en-.
ylronment. The u, s. navy leads
in these Investigations.
The amount Of water In the ocean
Be- rs times the volume of all land
above sen level. The average height
aiogs The level Of the sea Of the
land area is lees than half a mile.
the average depth OF the sea is over
two miles
The enormous pressure 81 water
at great depths has been an object
" special study Beneath the sur
face of the sea the weight Of the
water in the layers above naturally
eNcrts pressure on everything be
low. This increases 80 greatly, with
depth, that al $1,000 feet the pres
Hurs is 1900 pounds per square
inch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04
When Intentions Fail

WE DROP our work and rush out into
w the streets TO gaze upon the sky.
The Shenandoah is passing over, Won
derful, silvery man-made bird.
We read, with glad, proud hearts, about
the saving Of hundred people from a
sinking ship, out on the ocean, rescue due
To- the wireless which called for help across
the miles of raging sea.
But is there anything finer. Drawer.
more stirring of the God-giyen sentiments
of pity. sympathy and fellow-love than
what is being done in frozen Alaskan
A thousand people, many of them chill
dren. are in the grip of the merciless
seourge. diphtheria, at Nome. Hundreds
of miles away is the serum that will save.
No aircraft. No help by any of the Won
derful mechanicals that man has devised.
To save only mans own strength and
hardness, and dogs.
wild Bill" Shannon puts the 20-pound
package of serum on his sled at Nenana
and yells to his dogs. Away they go into
the blizzard. Miles and miles over the
almost endless snow-buried plains, across
ice-bound crags, thru the gloom of trees
dying people, If Tolovana is reached on
tlihe- MAN ana Jugs WIN, ana WIN Din
says Thank Godw
At Tolovana Jim" Kaliand, with his dogs
straining in their harness. Strong men
are dying. fearful mothers are hanging
over their choking children and Death
works his will, Jim" A run of so miles,
with the temperature at 80 below zero.
On time, thank God, "Jim"l
Then Len Zeppela, with his 20 derby
winning dogs, 65 miles thru deep snow,
biting wind, cutting ice and darkness. And
other heroes, man and dog, to carry on.
till disappointed Death moves on from the
bedsides of Nome.
Isn't it just fine? 1t is enough to make
a fellow take his Airedale, Boston Bull pup
OF any other dog by the ears and kiss him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04
Les Miserables

DERHAPs you have had mauy
L sad experiences in your I.,;
seen heart.breaking conditions q,
sickness, want, friendlessneSs and
no forth. witnessed terrible ao..
dents and appalling eatas;rophs.
perhaps you yourself have a..
dured many personal hardships
and depriyations.
However. have you ever sen
anything more pitable and touch
than a.
woman fixing a fat.iirsi
-tongue.tied barber?
bald orchestra leader7
diplomat without a drezsu.,
bachelor trying 10 sew On 1
button?
-pretzel without beer!
fat man In an upper berth,
movie actor earning his ".
ing?
-croSs-eyed coal-heayer thrsas
ing a needle?
-shiek without a sheba!
vampire too broke to oEs 4
chaise Tongue?
millionaire baby?
fisherman without an mag.
ination2
pork chop and no appls
saucer
-stenographer without chewing
gum?
-,axi-driver with sense q
humor2
-bootlegger without milHn
dollars?
-one,armed chauffeur with ii.
hives?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04
?? ANSWERS to Your Questions +? !?

q. Is compensation paid by the
government 10 world war veterans
II the disability is not Of service
orgin7
4. No; The disability must be due
. injuries received. or disease con-
iracfed or accelerated chile in The
SerUiee.
@ Who IS the youngest child star
In the movies?
4. Perhaps Baby PcD1y HoHigom-
cry. born October s6. 1918.
Q. Are there any women members
OF the French academy?
4. Three, Madame Curic. The
queen Of Ramania and Hadamc
Dixie.
q. What is the longest railroad
tunnel in the world?
a. The SimploH tunnel. tChich
connects Sutherland and Italy. II Is
f2.5 miles IN length.
Q. How do magicians turn water
into wine?
A. Picuoiphthalein Is put into the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04
4 Chance to Sare Lires

THE three persons who went 10 their
| death in the Sound Sunday when their
coupe caught in the worn pl0nklng of
Railroad ave. and plunged thru the rail,
prohabIy could have been saved If the city
had had adequate diving material.
A city fireman who saw the disaster
heruically went headlong into the water
I'M an attempt To save them, but his efforts
were Intellectual
I'm n city like Seattle, almost completely
water-locked by lakes and the Sound, such
disasters are bound TO recur, The Star
suggests this:
The police department should equip n
small truck with Il divers apparatus, IN
Guiding pumps and airline, and man this
truck with a capable diver and helper.
Such equipment, TO be placed on light,
fast truck, could be purchased for not
more than 81 200.
Maintain this truck nj the central police
station. ready TO give 2i-hour service in
answering disaster calls such as this.
In the case of the Railroad ave. crash
such a diver could have been on the scene
within 10 minutes after the accident, and
undoubtedly would have been Instrumental
in reSuscitating some, If not all, of the
victims
Many occasions arise where the serv-
ices of a diver, If he could get to the
scene promptly, would be Indispensable.
And the only diving equipment now avail
able is that carried aboard the harbor
patrol.
If only one life were saved by the in
Stallation of such a diver patrol ii would
be worth many times the expense. And
the opportunity exists 10 save many lives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04

Q. How many different alzo flags
are used on the white Housn7
4. Only iico sizes: the smaller. or
Storm flog. r. used IN Indictment
iecathcr. and Mc larger nag IN clear
Gcdthcr.
Q. WIN cyclamen bloom more than
ono year and where should they be
placed 20 obtain tho best results?
4. They EiH bloom more than ono
year. but not as successfully "a The
first Bcar They need sunlight n
Christmas foircrino is desired. q
uonid be trcH 10 plant them IN
Jniv.
Q. What arc the most valuable
sapphires and from where arc tho
best stones obtained at present.
4. The most uaiudbie snpphircs
are cornHoucr blue IN color. NTH a
TclretU lnstrc and not TOO dark IN
artificial light The best stones are
obtained from slam
Q. What was the population Of
Ninevnh when at the height Of its
glory?
A. according TO the NOOK NJ
Jonah. u has been estimated as
about 100000. Since. howeucr. II has
been calculated that The population
Of the city and suburbs could not
hare croccdcd $50 900. iohne INC oitv
Itself maV have been The home OF
$4,000 souls.
q. is the use OF cotton OF very
great antiauity2
a. II Is knoicn TO hare been used
IN india 1900 years q0o.
Q. Docs the death rate exceed The
birth rate2
a. The annual death rates IN The
20 largest cities uf the icorh arc
only about hrcctBths OF the birth
rates. according 10 figures compiled
bV a French statistician. MS re-
ports shop That for cpcry fO.OO0 IN.
hobitants an average Of ESQ births
md fj} deaths occurred IN the large
metropolitan ccHtcrs for the year
ended JUN I, 1923.
q. How In concrcts'solored red?
4. Cinnabdr Is nircd tcith cement
10 produce a briOM red concrete and
cdrminc TO produce Uioict rcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04
Neiahborhood Druness

DRESIDENT GALES is up to his ears
L in liquor agitation" He is a dry and.
already some few of the Mexican states
are likewise. Most important of all. he is
backed by the Mexican Federation of
Labor, which has declared for the closing
of all saloons, complete adjustment OF
sale after three years, and school instruc-
ton III the effects of alcoholism.
But, in enforcing prohibition. Mexicos
greatest difficulty is going to be similar
10 our great, if not greatest. one-"home
brewing" Prohibition is bound to move
slowly IN country where the thirsty can
go out and pick three days drunk off
cactus plant, any time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04
Prophecy

THERE were few who
L shared the faith of the
pioneers who undertook the de-
velopmcnt of the telephone.
With an infant art to nourish
constantly by new discovery and
invention, and handicapped by
scanty capital and public apathy,
they held to their vision of
nationwide service.
Nearly two score years ago,
when the telephones of the
United States were fewer than
those of a single New York
borough today, the business was
organized essentially like the
Bell System of the present. That
is: a central advisory staff, a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04

dangerous TO both auto drircrs and
pcdcsirigns. n. u. n.
This IL matter FOR the street car
company. and Mir Pierce has prom.
lsed 10 look into IL at once.
Mr.. Firii. ~ there a state lalc Or
city ordnance prohibiting sbriudlrrs
from openly operating IN the ciiyf
There u skin gome" operating
on First ouc, that should be stopped.
N. s. J.
Report this 10 the Better Business
Bureau in the Central building II
you have the facts that you claim
this bureau win put the concern out
Of business
Mr.. Firiis There scents 10 BE-
some people IN Seattle ioho itouid
keep the voters from saying trhcth-
CT they irant The manager form Of
city government al The coming clcc-
fion. That docs not look Ike good
sportsmanJiip Who arc those poo
picF NJ Y, @.
Walter 4. Meier and Hugh NJ.
Caldwell, lawyers. have been asked
for an opinion by real estate
dealer named Robert II. Atkin. nj
20s Marion 81. Those back OF the
movement arc supposed 10 be n
group OF citizens who oppose any
change in the present form Of gov
eminent Meier and Caldwell have
given their opinion that the cnse TO
keep the proposal off the ballot can
be made to stand in court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04

by aud with the ruu~ru ct the senate shhH appoint
Judges of tho >uprrmr court - rum
the United state, Constitution
A FEW days ago the president sent to
~ the senate for its advice and con-
sent the name of Harlan +. Stone, attor,
ney general, for appointment 10 the United
States supreme bench.
The senate had perfect right to
inquire into Mr.. Stones record To this
day before giving its advice and consent
10 his appointment II had a perfect right
To inquire where he learned his law. how
he plactced il when an attorney, how he
conducted the Columbia university school
of law when he was dean, and how he
has managed the department of justice
since he became attorney general. II had
perfect right TO inquire into the Owens
by case, wherein Mr.. Stone appeared rs
attorney for Morgan & Co. before the
supreme court
But the senate decidedly overStepped
its authority when one of its committees
undertook 70 put Mr. Stone on the grill
for turning over TO a grand jury in WASH
ington. ID. c.. case involving Senator
Burton H. Wheeler of Montana. in what
the department of Justice thinks may be
conspiracy TO defraud the government.
The senate decidedly overstepped its
authority when il permitted Senator
Walsh. attorney for Wheclers defense in
this and other cases wherein Wheeler is
involved, To quiz the attorney general
regarding the evidence he intends to sub
NIT to the grand jury, and to urge that
the activities of the Washington grand
jury be stopped.
grand jury of his fellow citizens is
the last thing Senator Wheeler should
fear and. anyway, the submission of case
to the grand jury involving senator has
nothing whatever 10 do with the consid-
GRAFTON of Mr.. Stone for the supreme
bench.
The senate's advice and consent TO Mr.
Stones appointment should be given or
withheld solely upon his qualifications for
the high office. and not upon whether or
not the senator's like or dislike il when he
submits case involving one Of their num-
Der to a grand jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04

The mountain states p,.....
again thi dsserimisss.'.
Speaking thru the IntsrmeS'..-
Rate aHDolafloH. repressB,s,e-.
N me 20 states interested 4, =
rate dirfsrsBt.al have tol5 =.
Erew that The rallraaAs =.
merely trying 20 destroy ~
Panama canal az prsiifni,s.-
atrp toward boosting ali -.
ow rates That while mr.,
Do tho struggle with the es,.,
Tine railroads wish 10 carr
their thru business 10 the G..
~ an actual l1as. and 70 90.
these losses by Increasing 4.
rates charged on freight sblp,.s
90 the mountain states
Tho Interstate Commsres Co.
m-asi0n has found Il nses=zr.,
times 20 grant the right n \.
roads 20 charge more for 80.
haHls than Tor long hatls a..
the same routes. The GoodI,.
BIN would deprive the eors,,,.
sion n this authority and wsru
make % compulsory upon n.
roads 20 base their rates dlr.e,,,
on mileage between shlppi,,
points
The senate has already ara,
favorubly on Senator Goedlsy.,
bin The house is now strurvlir,
with u. Engaged In the hrt,
are the representatives Of 49,.
crn shippers. the railroad o,,.
ers. the mountain states ana p,
clflc coast cities.
Spokane Is lined up arain.
Seattle And Chicago has zine
hands with the western Dor,
against the solid opposition !,
the intermediate points.
Tho the survival Of the PAM.
ma canal as an Important rou,s
for commerce is at stake, "a.
real motives Of the sponsors .,
the Gooding bin and Of its o.
pouentr are based on Ire efs.,.
the bill will have on their poke.
books.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04

ing In the snow under o cedar.
aud he knew that the bone al
his arm had been thrust from
It's socket And be- was furc
cold. 70 that hls arm was
pierced with frost. and the hays
Of jewels and messages IN
writing were scattered ia The
SNOW ON the mountain.
"slHbad thought to descend
the mountain, but 20 steep was
n that hr fylI 20 the rocks,
and the fall thrust bacK the
bono u his arm into its sock.
e. and the arm grew warm.
and the life uf sanbid VAS
saved"
You see. the Eighth Voyage
OF slnbad was as fun or mar.
ysI0us adventures as any other
chapter 81 the Arabian Nights.
II this adventure had been print
81 ia the old book. Il would
have thrilled the readers % the
past Does q, thriil yuu7
Wen q ls nothing but tho
story Of the adventure OF Lieut.
Scott "a United states air.mail
pilot. whose plane was wrecked
on saddle pass. In Nevada. on
December IS, an he was carry.
ing the mail from Salt Lake
City 10 Elkn. New
/ have merely clothed the In.
oidcnt In Arabian Nights Ian.
EuaEc. How blaEe We are get.
tlngi Wc read the story Of
Scott and turn over 10 tho
crossword puzzle We are sau.
ntcd with matvcls, Modern
achievements and the press
have robbed us Of the power
90 be thrilled. II has taken
from US tho power 10 wonder
No new Arabian Nights Is pos.
sible any more.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04

t1oter. Then uhen u Is desired 10
produce the red color. pinch Of
bicarboHatc Of s.Ddq Is dropped into
the mater. aud Il becomes teiHe color
oIeing 10 the chemical properties Of
pheHoiDhfhaiciH. When u u desired
10 turn Il into tedtcr again. fe,r
drops oJ lemon Juice. vinegar or
any other similar acid irW make u
coioTless again.
Q. How many telephones are there
in Budapest, Hungary?
A. There are 2520j telephones, nc-
cording to The latest uUditG nc
rccOrdR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04
Lmkdi1aMe&k'IH'lEEiEED:)

TO-DAY with the thoughts Of
It's said that we're planning ahead on
a 3 j a
the tho layout
in but of
original
the It's
then hubby
for fulfill needs
Then
the coming
n
growing your hoeng
oil Of plans weeds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04

VoU can get an answer to
4 any question OF fact or In.
formation by writing The Seat
tie Star Question Editor. 1929
New York ave. Washington
d. C., and inclosing 2 cents In
loose stamps for reply. No
medical. legal or marital ad.
vice. Personal replies. conf.
Dental. All letters must be
signed,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04
A Thought

The angel Of the Lord encampeth
around about them that fear him,
and dcliyereth them.-Ps. xNxiV:i.
TT is only the fear OF God that can
l. deliver MS from the fear Of man.
-witherspoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04
Telling 1t to
Congress
Excerpts From the Congressional
Record
ACROSS THE SEA by AIR

Transatlantic air mail service Is
undoubtedly coming. American bus.
mess men already have taken the
necessary preliminary steps TO in.
augurnte its actual operation. They
arc deferred only by immediate ina.
bilIty TO buy their prospective fleet
at reasonable priccs.-Sen. Cope.
land Dl n, Y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04
MORE ADVICE For FARMERS

What the farmer needs to do Is to
organize his cooperative business on
a better basis. 10 exercise higher
measure of good judgment, to dis.
play a greater amount OF painstak.
ing and .sltillful management. TO be
more punctual and prompt: In other
words. to prove himself better
business man in every respect
Sen. Bruce toJ. Md
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04

ED HOWE. KANSAS PHILoso-
phcr. says he never knew a really
lad man. but I'D never ran for OF.
flee against anybody.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04

EVERY TIME YOU TURN
around in Washington II is q cock.
tail" tcstifies a congrcssmJn's wife.
being sued for divorce, Wonder II
this is the dizzy whirI" you read
hhout2