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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-28
Ship NeWs
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smiths Cove rsrmiual--Plsr 90 Ms
Oregon
Bell Street TermIbnl-u. S. c. O. C.
Haiia, AlEonquin. {, n J.. r. Heather.
GRAND Trunk unek--Ms CuiburrA,
Pier 2-sIr Northwestern. ~ Captain.
Aiaaka.
per IT, 3, EasIo 81, str Yukon.
Pier B-atr whpRma.
Pier p-str Jaca1.
Pacific Coast Engine woriss--U. g. g. G..
G. unHiRa
u $ shipping Board MORNINGS u. 2. c.
DsIlwOod. strs Alameda West Hon.
Rnaw.
Connecticut Street Termlnhi-str ri.
bridge, Hakushika Maru
Atlantic Street Trrminal--str west IA.
tan.
stacy street Termlnai-u, 8. @. s. Sur.
vCynr.
HAntord Street Terminal stfH Gothic
Star. Felix Taussie.
spokane Street Terminal Etr Edda.
East Waterway Dock Il warehouse Co.
Str Yokohama Maru.
Todd'H Dry Docks schr Sophie Chris.
t.nson, air5 Cascade. President Joffsr.
son.
Z Winslow Marine Railway iEaRin rsrbort
-Str Nehalrm. schrs vancouver. Al.
umnn and Tartar. Harrea Henry Vii.
lard and Grlffaon, bktn Conaucror.
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AIR COMPLAINT
Market Tenants Object to
Tactics of Store

one hundred market gardeners,
mostly Italians, protested TO the
council finance committee Friday
that the Public Market s Depart
ment store Co. has violated its city
contract at the Pike Place public
market.
The committee will hold a public
heariug on tho charges next Friday
afternoon. The gardeners, thru A.
torney Vance Fabcn, charged that
the company lis permitting several
firms to sell garden products in
stalls II controls at the Pike ST en-.
trance. the most valuable space IN
the market"
He said its contract with the city
provided that Il would not permit
sale On garden produce In these stalls
In competition with homo growers,
whose stalls are farther back In the
area.
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STEADY. reliable men wanted 20
take up Modern iiarhcrlnE as a
profession and fill vacancies
our barber shops ia Seattle Likh1.
easy wcllsphid work, Aal ~
write Moisr barber College. 2ss
Occidental ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-28
CARROLL BLOCKS
Referendum
Comptroller win Check No
League Petitions

Comptroller Harry Carroll Friday
ordered his clerks 90 accept and
check no referendum petitions
against the freebooter charter ne.
vision election. scheduled Tor vote
az the spring elections March q
The order win stand. he said. un-
"a De has definitely decided on
what course 60 pursue.
II follows "a warning letter nom
Corporation Counsel Kennedy, In
which he declared hts belief that
tho petitions may hc Illegal and ud'
wishing Carroll % confer with his
surety hondsmen before accepting
the petitions Of tho city manager
faction
CAROLS action. II continued. will
fore showdown. IL Is believed.
Opponents OF the frecholder plan
declare city administration officials
arc raising n smoke screen 10 de-
tract voters attention and confuse
them on the issues, They are con-
tlnuing their campaign 20 obtain
signatures against tho charter re-
VISION election.
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. MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE

~. IT, VILLA DDS
Save on sash dpUFH. hullaluE Nih
terial hullt-in fixtures hy ufH'I-
ing direct from our factory
Garage and warehouse doors, 900
size trftHb-fL ..s.sr.. ,ss..f 'RP
larger sizes In pfuppTtl1nD -
Common CToHs- panel doors coo -
French doors ..,rss..s..s..rr. ta5
Mltrur doors. boyriod mirror, st-n9
Cupboard doors G.......-sss.. i+s
Medicine cabinet. bov6lcd plate
mirror ................as. 500
Windshirid Flasa ana sedan door
lights replaced while you wait
write or telephone iEislnt-tb0sl for
large, free illustrated ,ataloF
q. ~ WILLIAMS co fEsJ 1881
1919 FirFt Ave r., seattle. Wash.
NAVT. MoUr THAN HALE
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Spencer Talks on
Newspaper Field

Dean W. Lyle spencer. OF the Uni.
versity OF Washington school OF
journalism, stressed tho Importance
Of the press In community building
before the weekly members council
luncheon OF the Seattle Chamber Of
Commerce.
Several members Of the King and
kitsap county divisions were present
ag gneatg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-28
West Henshaw Goes
to East Coast Run

The United States chipping board
steamer West Hcnshaw, which has
been operating IN Pacific conat
waters out Of Seattle, has been trans.
ferred TO New York, according 10
Col. H. NJ watkins. head Of the
shipping board here.
The West IIenshnw win replnce
the West Jeppn on tho Now York 10
South America run. The West Jeppn
has been sold by the shipping board.
inc Western vessel will be refittml
here and viii start loading mmbe,,
December 5t,prcpurntory 10 rs dc.
parturo for VIZ East coast.
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FUNERAL NOTICES

sIuuI At sbsi s4th s ~ Nov, 90.
1898. LENA SCORE aEc SO years.
beloved mother uf Isaac Score aud
Mrs. Annie Coleman
Funeral services sunday AZ ! =, IN,
at our chapel Home Undertaking
Ga
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Man Nearly Frozen
in Wenatchee Hunt

WENATCHEE. Nov. 2s.--iBy U. P)
w. X Fouiton. OF Methow Valley.
Wash, was recovering today from tho
exposure OF being lost two days and
nights when be went up the valley
10 hunt q cougar. He was found.
partially parulyzed. by rescue
party. The valley was covered with
from two to three feet OF snow.
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Two Men Killed
in Idaho Cave-In

MOSCOW. Idaho. Nov. 2S.-tBy u.
P.l-Two men were killed outright
and another was In a hospital here
today as result OF a cavein at the
Moscow Fire Brick s Clay Products
20. pits az joel yesterday.
D. X. Kineholz and p. J. Komp
both OF Moscow. were killed and
earle Clrrult was injured.
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Two Injured When
Auto Catches Attire

SEASIDE. Ore. Nov 2s.--An ef.
fort TO extinguish fire OF unknown
origin that destroyed a transfer truck
last night resulted in tho injury Of
two persons. f. s. Smith, fireman,
suffered severe burns to his neck and
hands when the gasoline tank on the
truck exploded, and Miss Bernico
Kemus sustained painful bruises
when she was struck by an auto
mobile carrying the members of the
volunteer fire department to tho
scene.
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Percy Tyco pleaded guilty before
Federal Judge Nctcrcr Friday 10
participating in tho robbery Of tho
hapoysin poslofflce, October 4. lie
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Seattle Wheat
u.yt g.-...
saturdays Quotations

SO. ! Western white, tLJs. 80 / soft
white, ilbi No. 2 western white, t1.b3l
No ] hard winter. 1it5i No 1 northern
spring. Il.bJi No. bis bluoatem, sl60.
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GARAGEa

iiOhEH, GhrbK.y Camps. etc, etc..
portable. prfmunsnt 0F ready CUT
formerly IHGtHbllt Employee.
Eullt-H Rite Contraction CO. asaE
FOURTH 81. MAlusggsg
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IS, Pepper uut. &C. JaTEon,
a. Point OF compass. as, ny,
~, 10 slant % Point % compass,
%, Pleasure boat
81. Japanese magnolia
SO, lagEHEr carrirrs
~, Part 81 an auto engine.
90, shore used hy huthrrH Gt Inlet
81 LARGEST state In tho Union.
t5. Gurrc.
90 l.0uE guide rope used for horses
81 To challenge. 90, Half horse.
70, To sway. "a Sheltered
VERTICAL
J. Every. e To put 20 flight
3. Diamond weight 3, Moryudln dye.
g, To observe T. To capture.
:, Incident ? Second note In scale
10 Spirits. II. Fondles
-. Tree with tough wood
~, Change locations Is, Works,
is, Yellow or white flower
81, Prepared lettuce,
e. Upright shaft
-. C9ruiyoTaus animal OF the cat
family
*, FLORIDA sport tn winter.
81 Boundary,
~. California Is famous Tor these.
81, strength so. Contests OF speed.
3S, Prophecies 81 Lawyers charge.
80. To score. 50 Wing part OF seed.
-. Bed on a train ts, To chop.
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no A DISTRICT MANAGER

B11 a DISTRICT MANAGER
Add $1,000 to $4,000 yearly to pres
ent earnings selling Triple Wonr
suits Worlds lowest price.
other remarkable selling fen turcH
No investment We start you off
fully equipped Mt our expense, TN
usual cooperation Dept 2h-B
Triple Wear Corp, 201i Wnbansio
ave. Chicago.
At ANNEX. 2OOi Sth, near Woatlnltc
ave. clean. furnished Htenm- heated
bedrooms tmcn); free bath and
phone, Trans. i0c weekly So up
ROLLER SKATING tonight at west
lake Rink, WcBtlnltc. Denny way
and Ninth ave.
RELIABLE man IN every town and
city TO distribute FREQ anmplea ad-
yertiBlng matter, ctc. No aclllng.
Experience unnecessary, Outdoor
work Average pay SS per day.
Write quickly re contract. super
Visor Colombo, 5i53 ~ clark st.,
Chicago. Illinois.
ARC AND ACBTYLBNg WELDING,
auto mechanics. storage hnttcry
taught In n practical way: day and
nVcnlnR clnHHcA Modern Auto
Troctor Schools. 900 u, Pike.
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n BERRY AND POULTRY
FARMS FOR SALE

EAHGAIS-8 acres sn North
Trunk Road. Nearly nII
cleared Good soil. Pouf-
iTy house, double br0oder
house. tWD-T0om house.
'EhGpi terms. 800 cash.
balance easy 2Js walker
Bldg. AfAiu-47G5.
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PERSONAL


III YOt have cancer. vlthrf external
or Internal ar any malignant skin
disease. I have good news for you.
NO pain or knife Address E. u
HiltrF 1880 Willow e. seattle.
ytr.o- NET MAGNETIC HLASEET
TREATMENTS {NGz Mead" l'idE
EtaufasH8t
PILES treated bF modern methods
no detention ADVICE FREE bf.
burawAFs FantaHFH Hia@
biz MAGYAR ailments Yale lid
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was scnlcncod TO three ycnrs at Nc
Ncll ls'hnd prison. Alfred tlnlIoson
ana Kent Hinton two other defend.
ants, likewise pleaded guilty, but
sentence was postponed until Mon.
day.
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BUSINESS
SERVICES
Auorncys.atLaw

fh''"' ~ , ~ ~ 80"
Russell IL. FARRELL Lawyer e4p DcS-
ter Horton an cases, Advice free,
ELiot-pess
WM q. G. HALL sl5 uurlto nld., Dos
snd AN eases. Zee mod MAin-7aol,
ADVICE frcv. Joseph Alien. Lawyer.
All cases sos l.enry lild Eliot g9s5.
Collections
BAD debts collected Universal Adj,
Co. ELloist6fo. li0a Alaska bldE,
Electric Machinery
BUY SELL Rent. 1 h, r. $3.50. etc,
", MoNTELtuS PRICE co. Seattle,
Opticians and OpiometrisiA
pR ROTuWELI. g2t Union 81
Correct dlaHats AZ Ucaa0uablr Prices
nh EpMuNps rruser-Paterson co.
Plano Tuners
TUNING 81, John strom. iAst-osSi
r-Hs7 sH.-r--a=szzsrrsHaas
Patent Attorneys
y T., GOHlN, Patent Attorney Pate
ontH secured. developed and sold
Npa-GrT Central Hld. Seattle. MAIN
p5Sh; 600 J. a. n ". Washington,
~ g.
hnokLEr free, Highest fotorcuees.
,.eAt results watson y. Coleman,
h"h lbtorcd Patent Lawyer, tRi ~
~. Warrington. -, g.
MASON. Fruwlek. Iawrencei ostAb-
liahcd 1851 Advice ana booklet
free, ias Burke iildg
Physicians. Surgeons
pit ANGUS. suite 400 pantagra nld
Wnmrn'a ailments disorders.
nR MAYFELp. s5 years curlng
mon, 10s lot ave Wash iildB.
On MACI--Atl ailments. Yale ND
! FUNERAL NOTICES
noNEN Al this residence. sa5i itth
ave. n W. November IS. AIRLINE
HuNEN aged 5A years beloved
wife OF William ]. ioVrn. Reside
her husband SHE leaves ono dsuEh-
tor. Mrs Alfred baniriaon. two
sisters MIS- A. iAudbn, Airs
George TuFudykv. all 81 this city,
Funeral trryirrH' VIII be held sun
dAy afternoon 1870 uelurk az the
NitteintAdt funeral pArlors. 1895
Market r. intsrmgui Evergreen
Park
stuuGs At 4bsi s4th s. 81. Nov, 90.
1898. LENA SCORE age ss years.
beloved mother III Isaac Score aud
Mrs, Annie Coleman
Funeral services sunday az 1 p, m
at our chapel Home Undertaking
Co
uItALEi At 200 \. sand NOV 20.
1885. LAURA C. HRALEN. aEe 80
years. beloved mother ~ I'd II. aud
H. 4. Bradley. Mrs, T., J lurhtBrh
81 Long Beach and Mrs, o. A.
strand ~ Portland Funeral srry-
Ices % be announced later Home
Undertaking 60.
1901 Third ave.
w. RUBEN 4 pAEkHtNST. ngc
~ years.
funeral services Sunday AZ ? r.
~. la our chapel. Homo tndcrtak-
Ing 60,
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Nov. 2s.--torolRn OK.
change closed higher. Demand atorilnp,
ti,si s.ie, francs, tO.02ssi ilrc. tO.i0tH
nelElum, F0,OiG2h marks, 2asO. Ifol.
land, tO.i0tDi Sweden gG7g. Norway.
$685. Humln. bib Greece, gO.Ot3a; Jugo.
silvia, t0,0i77A Montreal, 81 BhanR-
hat f5h! Yokohama, 4agg.
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Eat one OF Boldt's baked apples
each day; win keep the doctor
away. advertisement
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Cross Word Puzzle
IIOnIIONrAIl

winter large group Noheruers leave Tor
climates Florida California sim
80 huri
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I FEMALE HELP WANTED

hlbAN WANTED FpK TlEANElS-
ING POSITION Must he entirely
uHlncumbrrrd. with high school
education. hrtwren ages or Is and
~ SALARY. bonus and ir1napurih-
ZION Give fun information first
letter y = Compton & Co. Gar
lend Bldg Chicago,
LADIES EmbYntder f0r un M home.
Pleasant. interesting work Par
ticulars free, write Immediately,
Premier Art Co. 81 Metropolitan
Life BIDS. Dept C-i07. MluneRp-
Ola, Mlnn
LEARN profession and be indie
pendent Take advantage OF our
special terms ChFagn's Hair
Dressing College. tho school that
knows ita subjects" YaI1 Bldg
opposite =, o.
ADDRESSING envelopes. experience
unnecessary. Earn si5.t45 wc ekly
during spare time az home Dig
ulficd work for honest sincere
persons, Franklyn Products, 1883
Van buren,. Chicago.
EARN good money al homo clipping
newspapers. addressing poatai
cnrda No experience or canvasa-
iHE, Particulars free. Zeno Sorv-
lee, go W. Washington. Desk L-N5,
Chicago.
U. s. government Jobs. sgS 1850
month. gifls-women, is UP. Sam
pic coaching free. write immedi-
ntsly. Franklin Institute. Dept
122P Rochester. ". Y.
YOUR dollar will do doubla duty.
Worth'a SIS Coat aud Dress Shop
second floor Denny Bldg. oppo-
site Hon MRrche.
ROLLER SKATING tonight ~ wcs,-
lake Rink. Westlake, Denny way
and Ninth ave.
JAZZ piano taught. Brln's 500 Pine.
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10 SUBURBAN REAL
ESTATE FOR SALE


-. liI c ACHES rs FLORIDA
~ arlfrr trBrta ~ eErrIlsnt citrus
l4Hp. adjoining ST. Plymouth, FIn-.
hfFr millions age being HpruT ia
IiEh-einrs 1avei0pmr lasatrd In
nc confer m She bon ana laEaa,
hE.iF you rtu enjoy the pleasure
ni i.lgfias ~ joss raat and have "a
tn., iinrHf which VIII yield pulra
from $4,000 ~ 1880 prF tract n
Hrtea terms haif cash. balaurs
p ~, ~ mgnihr Wire M write
ua qulrr r. o. MEAL HEALTY
CO. ltcr % J. Central ave. or
lHudp. FIH
EAttgAIS OIFEE-fiE
Hsrfa. Good location. ehsy
lIHihnrs north ug Seattle
IrrngW house. good pgBI
tfy house aud barn. PrIra
only $4,000 Terms. $50
cash, $3.50 ln 60 daya 5Is
per month 2ua Walker
lildE. NAlu=s1fG.
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LEGAL NOTICE

| WILL Nor bn Responsible tpr any
debts contracted ~ Mary l. AUS.
tin after this date. 1. J.. Austin
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HORIZONTAL
J. y urtiUn ~
circle
4 CHIEFS.
10 Mineral spring
49, Earthly mat
Ter
No. To depart from
"a country
lf HIEIta ~ the
foot
~ chastity
rs To piece out
go A warm part
Of u. s.
81 Naiayan race.
g. Includes.
90 Test.
rs PiowA
30, Proposition ~
possession
g. Up and mpylp
So Counhustthlc
fluid
80. Corrrlatiyo of
either.
So nigh
1N Married.
90. Eucharist wine
vessel
FL To libcratr
~, Clergymcn,
a. Valley
e. frpzeu water,
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so
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
SO REAL ESTATE LOANS

MONTHLY payment first mortgage
loans on SeHttic homes: no com
mission: quick service. The Home
savinEH Loan Association, 1924
WeHtlake ave.
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8 MALE HELP WANTED

STEADY. reliable men wanted 70
take up Modern iarhcrlnE as
Profession aud flll vacancies
our barber shops ia Seattle Ligh'.
easy, wcllspAid WORT Can ~
write Moler barber College 20
Occidental ave
Flsh Aud chips, zoe. Alley Kat CAFE.
10 SITUATI0N-MALE
CARPENTRY. remodollng, painting,
khlsomtulnR. rrnhinEllnK. fflssH
very reasonable. Workmnnnhlp
guaranteed. CApiti-sebt.
DIRT hauling. clearing. team work /.
light dump trucks, bonded powder
man, MElftast1is.
ROoFB patched or reHhinEled
leaks atoppod No Job TOO small
EAntsbG6N.
CARPENTER work wanted. JOB or
day Prices very reasonable li-it'
Seattle Star -
YOUNG MAN, ~, wants work Ia Sc
attic, WIN consider anything
GAffld-tG7l .---.-
BMickwoHk and mantelh. wEst-
GGn7. --.-
cARItpENTER wants work. 70.
ELiot-T9ls
PAPER HANGING, Uniting painting,
GUARANTEED HInHet.atls.
PAPER hangiuE. knlsomininS'
painting. brown. BEaen-sssz.
ENCHANTING. hauling. ih-yHrd
truck. aunsst.GBio.
s=a-asz==aaa-as~ ssHaa=arsaasrs - ..7-s-sr-'-
IL AGENTS WANTED
AGENTS Easy 70 earn 100 weekly
selling Madison 0uHThutred shirts
for largo manufacturer direct 70
weArer Commission advanced
No experience or capital needed.
Write for FREE SAMPLES Mad
iBon Mills, 5A HroRWay. New YORK,
AMAZING largo eash commluHions
introducing beautiful 1896 hna
6tgs measure made. Euhfant0 -
shoes Actual samples furnished
Write for your territory. style
Arch. GsA, Cincinnati.
WALTON DUPLEX shirts guarantee
double wear Patented product
SO competition Sell : for ., $50
weekly. Fast Xmas seller. Wal
ton DUPLEX brooks bldg, chicago
A BUSINESS on your own. Make
sparkling glass name and number
plates. chrekSTbohfda. mrdHllioHh,
signs Large illustrated book
FREQ, =. Palmer. t9t, WooAtor. y.
II statesmen WANTED
No psddllnR necessary 20 mako 400
weekly or more Ia a business Of
your own Spare or full time. IN
room on office anywhere, Free
booklet Downs Co, Z5-2 Myrtle,
81 Paul. MINI,
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14.A PUPILS WANTED

NloiinH free. Reasonable. t0i
rnlycrslty Building. 1895 Third
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a.. To border. a.. Cllttorcd
IS. 10 scurth Go Opposite 81 ia
o. Ships aa Mistake
3D. Pertaining 20 "a contract
90, Several tiny green vegetables
81. Mathematical term
ap, Uncommon
90, Feather nrrkpirrc, 90, Eou.
az, To observe a. Minor note.
81, Half ala um,
ANSWER 10 YESTERDAYS
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
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II statesmen WANTED

No psddllnK necessary 10 mako iiep
weekly OF more Ia business 81
your own Spare or full time. IN
room on office anywhere, Ffte
booklet Downs Co. 2322 Myrtle,
81 Paul. MINI,
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WANTED
REAL ESTATE

WILL BUY your Florida property
Give legal description, get cash
price. Fopte. J.. o Box 5s7. 20.
mona, Cal.
Evening star., 1925-06-14

consin, collected these stories him.
self from the old -timers.o
Whats that? I heard something
scurrying along. through the under
brush, I'm sure" exclaimed the boy
who was on his first camping trip in
the North Woods. He drew a little
closer to the big, friendly, old guide,
for the night was black. with only a
tiny speck of a moon peeping once in
a while through the clouds.
Nothing to be worried about an
swered the guide. Its probably only
a Speedemon out chasing a rabbit. |
reckon you. never heard of a speede-
mon, did you?''
mo, never did. What's he like"
Hes one of the dueerest animals
you ever heard of. He has a round
body and five strong legs. It's because
of his speed that he the terror of the
small animals. lie doesn't hurt them,
but he loves to chase them and. often
In the cool of the evening, you can see
him speeding along like a cartWheel,
his balllike body spinning round and
round as he reaches out one leg right
after another. You have to have sharp
eyes to see him, cause he travels like
lightning.
Evening star., 1925-06-14
Seeing Spooks at the Lodge

Irishman, who made a flying leap and
grabbed up the rug. II did it quick
enough he shouted jubilantly.
Look Attached to the bottom of
the rug by a tiny ring hidden in the
fur under the neck was a black string,
the end of which dangled through the
crack between two of the rough-hewn
f1oorboards. 1.-The cellar" yelled
Mickey.
Eldred and the other boys made a
dash out of the house. They were in
time to catch the caretaker, glaring
eyed, sneaking out of the rude cellar
under the house.
81 fired that man once" Mr.. Jordon
wrote back, when they sent him word
of their discovery. Then / took him
back. I suppose he held a grudge and
was getting even by keeping that
lodge empty by 'spooky' tricks. How
ever, no matter how many other peo.
pie want the lodge, you boys get it for
nothing for two weeks every Sum-
mer."
Evening star., 1925-06-14

What I can't understand" puzzled
Rex, sis how we got this grand lodge
for nothing"
That's tust what I'm going to ex-
plain to you Eldred Britton faced
the group of boys who lounged about
the main living room of the big beau
tifully furnished hunting lodge. He
was Newt Britton's cousin. he was
Just out os college, and he had agreed
. to take charge of a camping trip for
the boys. Besides all that he was
a fine pal and the boys would fol-
low him anywhere.
Maybe l shouldn't have done it,
but / took chance. You see, Mr..
Jordon, the owner, is friend of mine.
He hasn't been here for several years
for different reasons, and has tried to
rent the place every Summer, but
somehow ugly tales have grown up
about the lodge. Queer things are said
to happen here. People take 1t for a
few weeks and stay only a few days.
I told Jordon I had a bunch of red
blooded boys who would put up a
Aght against any 'spooks,' and so he
offered me the use of the lodge. And
here we are.
The boys all started talking at once.
OF course he'd done the right thing,
and of course they'd stick it out.
There came ring at the front door
bell. An old. stoop- -shouldered man
with a kindly face stood there. He ex-
planned that he was the caretaker,
and lived in the tiny cottage down by
the gate to the lodge. He had brought
up some frewood for them and
wanted to know If there was anything
else he could do. He welcomed them
to the lodge.
After he had gone the boys sat
talking of their plans for the next
day. They had built a fire in the large
CRATE, as the nights We're chilly. The
freight was the only touch of bright
ness in the long room.
"What-what's that" asked one of
the boys. suddenly. They all stopped
talking and listened to a soft. sliding
noise. They turned in the direction
from which it came. The big tiger rug
was sliding all by itself along the
floor toward the door.
They stared as though their eyes
would pop out. Then, as suddenly as
it had started, the tiger ceased NOV
ing. coming to rest about feet
from where it had formerly lain.
No one moved or said anything for
several minutes Then Eldred Britton
Jumped up resolutely and threw open
the outer door. There was no one in
sight. A deadly silence prevailed
through the whole house. They
finally examined the rug, but saw
nothing unusual about it.
Soon after that they went quietly to
bed, all of them nervous, but nothing
unusual happened during the night.
Next morning they rose early and
spent the day fishing.
They had almost forgotten that
scare when they all gathered around
the big fireplace after supper that
night. Eldred started a story of an
experience of his in the mountains,
and was in the midst of 1t when one
of the boys gave cry of horror and
pointed toward the other end of the
room. The tiger rug was again NOV
Ing slowly along the floor.
It was Mickya' the. lighting little
Evening star., 1925-06-14

inside with silk and painted on the
outside with striking designs.
The stubby little parasol that is
equally useful for rain or sun is
chosen by many women, but this
should be to take the place of an
umbrella in Summer, not to be a sub
stitute for a parasol. These parasols
are suitable as accessories for the
tailored street costume-the washable
Summer frock and the frilly after
noon frock call for an entirely differ.
ent type of parasol.
The washable morning frock is best
accompanied by one of the cretonne