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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
Chief TO
VISIT CITY
President Clifford, of Bell
System, Here Monday

walter 81 clifford president of he
American Telephone q telegraph
Co.. az Erw York. viii arrive iu Seat
Me- Monday morning and will spend
rae day IH This city.
Mr clifford will be- accompanied by
y. Do. Ellsworth. .Hfaut Flce pres-
DON'T 3d. D- pH'Hbury. president ~
the Pacific Telephone Z Telegraph
Co., be- travelling with them from san
Fmnn.Hn8 fg Seattle.
This ls SIR Clifford first visit %
fhe Pacific claet since De war pro-
NOTED from executive y.re president
f9 the presidency N the American
Telephone company last January. lie
wa7 here more than three years ago
with I - Thayer then president.
and now chairman or the board Of
directors His election 10 his present
prominent post iu Tho business world
when Just past 80 years N age a.
tmrtod widespread attention aud In.
trrest az the time b. occurred.
Win but one day IN Seattle Mr.
Clifford and Mr Ellsworth VIII have
r. fun program here They are inter
esleI ln The growth u the city and In
observing the Improvements neccs.
sary in The telephone system 10 keep
mp with this growth. present and
future Their program ls being ar.
unEcd by vs.. J. Phillips, division
commercial superintendent Of the Pa
c.fe Telephone company
They have already visited Los An.
gcIes and San Francisco and are com
ing direct from the latter city. They
Will leave here Monday night for
Portland, returning East from there
Tuesday. The limited time prevents
stopping AT other Pacific Northwest
cities.
Mr clifford has been Identified
continuously with the Bell system
since leaving college IN 1904, with the
exception Of two years during the
war when he served as director Of
the United States council Of national
defense.
Mr. Ellsworth has for years been
In charge Of the publicity and infor.
nation departments OF the American
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31

ana good niue girl She wanted
two children. who had never done
anything had Children. who do
not spend Halloween tormcntlng old
people
Finally ahc flrw over the Rythcr
childron's Home at 53l5 stone why.
She entered the window and hov.
cred over two tiny beds. She
learned tho dreams or Howard and
Eldora Smith. little eight and nine.
yearold charges OF tho home.
Gee, but I would like 70 see
slrcus" little Howard said.
- would, too" Eldora replied.
But ] would Ike to sec some pref.
~ things and ent dinner at a big
hotel Just like a big Indy"
or course 81 could only happen on
such mystic night nc Halloween.
Tho witch conveyed the wish 10 AZ.
bert Finkelstein. manager OF the
Strand thcater We've got tho cir.
Gus picture, Polly OF the Sawdust'
right here" he told Tho Star.
"And how about all tho other
things2" Tho Star asked him
They'll have their wiEh" he ro-
piled.
So big, beautiful automobile went
out to tho Ryther home Tho chill
dren were ali agape as Howard and
Eldora walked jauntily down the
walk and were ushcrcd into the lux.
urious interior.
The car whiskcd them downtown
TO The Olympic Hotel where they
had n wonderful luncheon. Then In
the afternoon they are to go out TO
Woodland park 10 ride on the merry
eoround and throw peanuts TO the
monkeys
Then 10 tho circus picture Mt the
Strand and n big downtown dinner.
It's going TO be n great Halloween
day for these little orphans, al be.
cause a kindly witch was around 10
hear tho wishes Of two children who
hnvo no parents TO mako the day glad
for them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
MITCHELL HAS
new ATTACK
Demands Introduction OF
Suppressed Evidence
10y WILLIAM }. NlcEyOY


WASHINGTON. OCT al Tho
project of thn defender ~ Col
William MIIrHsu 20 summon rrHi-
dent Coolidge 1a "a witness no the
court marai of The rWHT colonel
Has practically abandoned Ug tHrm
today and % moss plan or attack con-
drrrd
While COL Sherman Morolaud
luIaa advocate ~ tHa lual, which
stood iu rreara until Mouaay, ww
examining three San Antonio nrH q
paper men 90 whom Mitchell rnve
Tine statements THAT caused 900 The
trouble Erur sentative Frank Reid
republican Illinois. chief counsel FOR
Mitchell, prepared no demand from
thr HHr department am important
trial document he charged had been
suppressed
Collapse ~ the UhH 20 summon
The president came when lHrcstira-
ton showed That only col M0rClFnd
had power 10 issue aubp0cnu So
'ho case and AN inquiry put 90
More.gHd showed Tint De would re-
fuse tho drfrHroa request II made.
The document which tho Mitchell
defenders now seek IB the letter
which Secretary ~ War Davis
wrote % Mui Gen Ell uclmlck. boz.
perlnr Fenom' N The army order
nF the Investigation or fhr Mitch.
40 charges lt WINS dlscIoHed at the
trial Thursday that this w8s omit
red from the papers afrved on
Mitchell. and % ahcttod tho de-
frnso'a curiosity for amy papers
aud correspondence which may have
passed between President Coolidge
and Davis" which also may be
asked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
BRUNN CHARGES
{ FILED TODAY
Kew Arrest Ordered in Bail
Bond Investigation

( MlMANiNG "a months uy,sti-
~ stations uf aIleEtB surety bond
frandN D. s. NBefaranr. CHIEF
q puts prosecutor prepared first
a Stree i1rgerK charges against Sid
ncy iruuu professional bonds
troksrsSanrl5y
Tho complaint WAS a. be nled IA
superior court and Narrirlanr was
Ga ask for Tho technical fe-arrtst
~ brunu duuns che day urunn
Nas rccsptiy arrested rn ana omen
s1argc when alleged forgeries were
UiscaNrrtd ia police g0urt
MaCfarlauc charges tbe specific
f'rgVry az $500 National surety
"a bond submitted Ga Police Iudrc
torion for rrlcasc OF William
iaiknor on d liquor eh3rse. June
- 1896.
= The bond hv5rs The names OF
lkner e. n White. resident vice.
csiicnt OF thc National Surety
40 and IS attesied uy Fl a" Dean.
assistant secretary % the company
}, A. Dean. secretary ot the com.
lany. White. Judsc Gordon. James
l,oyse. court reporter Hugh Cald.
veil. surety Co. attorney Luke s.
aia9 handwriting expert, and Lieut.
Georsc Comstock 81 thc police dry
r1uad are named as witnesses
MacFarlano claims 90 have dis.
powered nearly a score 90 similar
ilonds ln police court, hut ~ baalus
is prosecution on The Falkucr case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
Mechanical Exercises While
Reducing

Mechanical Exercises While
Reducing
THERE ARE 200 bones IN tho body
/ connected 10 each other by Joints
aud controlled hy some hundreds Of
muscles
Obviously Nature intended these
bones and joints and muscles TO be
used. There are q great many people
ln the professions and other sed.
eufary occupations that use only
about one fifth Of tneye structures,
The result SIS a general lowered cftict-
rucy bccauEc OF the iulcrdcpcndence
u an Of the organs OF the body. Very
often the Eedeutary life results In an
accumulation Of fat. for even n mod
crate consumption Of food without
exercise. muy be in excess OF the
needs and 30 II liz stored away rs iAt.
II is reasonable 20 suppose that
exercise for the overweight person IS
just as important, II not more 80. as
it % for the person Of normal weight
However. where there is great nc
cumuiation IL excess fat, any severe
exercise may be dangerous proce-
duro, on account Of the weakened
heart Sometimes it ia wiser TO re-
duce without the aid Of active eNer-
eigrs until the heart has been relieved
OF some Of It's burden.
There IS passive form Of exercise
which does not cause a strain on the
heart, because il does not call for any
cxrrtlon on the part OF ono taking Il
and that S. the form TINT is given
by some exercising apparatus. such
as rolling machines, electric vihratory
chairs. electric shakers ctcetcra and
manual massage, given by another
person.
In nearly every city and large town
there are reducing institutions, In
the majority OF these institutions not
only arc one or more mechanical eN.
crcisers used. but there is an intelli-
gent supervision Of the patrons diet.
High class institutions will not take
greatly obese persons unclss they
como recommended by their phys
ltitlHt fElitNAtAlN ~ 'f'NtAfaiiN " nv
mcutS are 10 be given.
II there is such an institution
where you live. / believe you can
mako no better investment than 10
patronze Il. Because these mcchan-
ical exercises can cause lamcncss just
as can active exercise, the same pre-
cautions have TO be exercised as in
beginning active exercises; that rs, TO
take them lightly at first and grad
ually increase the length OF time and
the strength
There is one very great advantage
In attending n high class institution
Of this kind, and that is, the fact that
you are paying out your good money
to help you reduce and get in good
condition is n big moral help in max
ing YOU hew TO the line in your diet.
DO you have TO diet also? Yea,
ycrilyl You can 20 out from an eN-
tcnsivo treatment and by a single
over.ndulgcncc in food undo most
Of the good Il has done you; In other
words. YOU can eat more than the
treatments take off. Now, obviously,
You are not going to reduce very
much sven with their help II YOU
are going to do this,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
Riddles
to Get LOSted
Once q Week!

Hgsf people DO NOS Naa 20 he
picked up by br police Three lnfe
four ana nys-year-old boys thinks
fhn experience .s mighty fine
Robbie Schroeder. Dick Schroeder
and orgmr Graham were picked up
at che corner Of First ave. aHd Stew
au n. Friday on lost ana taken
10 tRr police station.
Hero they were lined up iu true
military fashion by Desk Sergeant
Ivan Miller and marched 90 The
mafr6u.a quarters Instead ri being
locked behind bars % they expected,
fHa kindly sergeant presented them
each w.Eh q big red apple and then
notified their parents The boFa
promised 90 got 'Iostrd' aeaiu, soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
Admits Guilt as
Jointist, Freed

Harvey l. Anderson, charged with
being n joIntist. changed his mind
nnd his plea and admitted his guilt
before Presiding Judge Everett
smith. Saturday.
HIS action IN saving tho state
time and money necessary for a
trial. won him O. suspended sentence
~ ono 90 three years az Walla
Walla state prison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
FOSTER REGRADE
Denny Hill Club Hears Geo.
Lamping at Meeting

Two hundred members Of the
Denny HiI RoErad1 association met
In special secession Friday evening
ut tho chapel house or tho Sacred
Heart church. The several com.
mittccs which nrr active n the in.
lcrsata ~ the rrHraaa movement
presented their reports which were
very optimistic and were rnthuaias.
tirully received
Col. George y IampiuE Of the
port commission. hddrre I'd the club
and emphasized tho Importance Of
lcvcllnr tho hin and fta rehtlap so
the harbor. pointing the 9tngctla
Importance Of Denny way and Ben
IT. as the only two streets which
win make the hari1or frontage i'm.
medlatcIy accessible 10 the business
md residential districts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
GIRLS Lure MAN
TO ROBBERS
Gallant Escort Is Beaten
and Relieved OF $500

Joking and chatting mau.Ig with
Joe CnllIan. iheIr escort. ON the
way homo after time OF Falety Boz
"a downtown dance hall two midrU.
Ilull Girls lea the gallant man into
an unfortunate adventure olr.g SAT-
uriBy morning Ton which hn was
beaten by two pavement highway
men aud robbed ~ 5000 The
bruised victim was deserted by the
wayylJe ana hE rHtwhlo feminine
companions. Sun chatting mrrriiy,
walked away with the bandits.
During thn fight win the robbers.
Chiiau seized % Aai worn d. ono ~
hla assal'HHtH and turned % over to
the police.
a few days ago q IEei'nRhnm man
was robbed he said. in similar man
nor bg men who were apparently
acquaintance ~ dance ha'i E.U
with whom no was riding lie last
500 and ti11 check
CHILEAN recovered from the attack
and managed 90 reach hn homo M
az broadway lie reported the rob
berry 20 The police.
I'm other early hgldgpa Saturday
fwp men were aiBHErl and robbed
-Four suspects verc lailsd
Arthur Bond zs sadro Woolley
hotel maH. while walking down The
a1iraay NO she FERN hotel. on Pike
ai waH attacked by several men.
who plaianeB hla arms ana held
him hli1 others robbed him az $3.50
HGud was roughly handled
Later. detectives arrest ted Harold
Borsalaat 10. uErser' Hoyd. e5
Frank Robbins, -. and Goafsa SHEER
man, 81 Bond was booked Ca n wit.
ness against them.
Two young bandits armed with
guns robbed + ! Kicssr, zl5 Howe
o., near EeddIns han They took
slO from him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
u. w. Students to
Game at Pullman

Moro than zoo Washington stu
dents left Friday night on the
"Rootcr Special for Pullman to
eoo tho Washington State College
and u. Of w. football game Sat
urduy
Following the gnmo there viii be
"a dance mt Pullman and the re-
turn train win leave at midnight
Tho students will arrive in Seattle
Lac 2 y. m Sunday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
Seattle Air Mail
Bid Not Awarded

WASHINGTON, oct 81 U3y I.
70 Tho bid OF Vcrn G. Gorst TO
operate tho scattle-f,os Angeles air
mail line VS. still under consdcra-
ton Postmaster General New said
today Gorst has been unable TO
convince the postofflcc department
20 far that his financial resources
arc large enough TO operate tho
route Tho department has allow
ed Gorst several more weeks 10 IN.
crease hla working capital which
was said to be about $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
Big Demand for
Pumpkins Here

Any youngster who did not get his
Halloween pumpkin need not lay the
blame 20 Western ave. a. Wilson.
who has been on the avenue so long
that he has forgotten the year ne
arrived, says that around 50 tons OF
pumpkins were sold there for the
Halloween season. and he believes
that ought TO go around
He says that a good many OF these
pumpkins went to the bakers. but
that the bulk OF them win be hacked
and sawed into funny faces"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
ny NAV STERN

OAKLAND. CAL oct. al-Ths
epic struggle Of $4,000 Americans
Ia the Imperial valley Of California
was the theme Of remarkable
philippe by Senator Hiram Johnson
ia an address here on the Swing
johnson bIL measure DE called
The most important piece or lcels,
hi.on 20 come before the next con
EreSs ~ the United States
Breaking the silence Of months,
Senator Johnson launched into a
bitter dgnuuCiltiOn Of thovo Next
can land interests headed by Harry
ChanAleg OF Los Angeles. and tho
private T.owrr companies ~ the
Southwest, handed 10 defeat the
Boulder pam project and grab
tho vast 'hydroeieetrig resources OF
the Calarado river
johnson warned o. the danger Of
flood 10 the reclaimtrs OF tho valley
He stressed the need az domestic
water for the cities Of Southern
California lie added tho benefit
that win accrue from cheap elec.
trlclty
Private corporations have
filed on every inch Of the Colo.
RADIO river" he warned. III
conditions are permitted TO con.
tiuuc As a. present Il means
virtual monopoly Of the enor.
nous energy stored in that
stream This monopoly means
expensive power. slow. II any.
progress, little prosperity. OK.
cept for monopoIists. What Il
means 10 the future no man
can question. IL means indus.
trial oppression and political ty.
rainy.
The rapacity of public service
corporations seeking new proIta al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
Clerk to Appear
on Larceny Charge

Alleged 10 have ahscnndcd with
more than $1,000 belonging TO his
former employer, H. + Henncssey.
clerk will be given preliminary
hearing b. c c Dalton. Justice OF
The peace, Monday forenoon
Heunesscy surrendered himself this
week 10 deputy sherffs on charges
preferred two months ago By S.
Christensen OF tho S. s s. pool hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
FUGITIVES
STARTS ON PAGE l

In Canada FOR his share IN the $40.
600 Nan1imo bank robbery Burns
was reported captured as a stow.
away on q japanese ship bound FOR
tho Orient and as later again max.
inE hlg escape from his npiorH NJ
an Oriental port The other mon
have not been found since the
break
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
'fThe River
of Gold"

A BATTLE Of Titanic forces.
n involving seven states, the
federal government and the clcc
trio power trust. has been i'm.
pending for long time. II Is due
10 break in congress At tho CON.
ing session. Read Ruth Finncy's
clear and simple story of what
It's all about beginning In Tho
Star, Monday. Read about Ger.
tain senator. his wife. his son and
his secretary. IL Is more fas
einating than fiction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
Home Grew

nrsd pounds extra, please communicate
Nth Miss II. ut Arizona Republican to-
uay. Phone 7i7l"-Adyi. In Arizona
Republican.
The University Of Washington
plays at Pullman today. Well the
~l2ys ought to know all about pull
h gosh knows they've ridden in
0m enough.
Today's Query: Wonder if
the Pullman coach has as
funny a name as most Pull
man coaches?
"Rallroads Report Increase in
business" says a news item
No wonder, with ali the football
teams that arc travelling around the
country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
GAINES II INVITED

Executives OF tho Warrington
County Commissioners uaaoniafion
Informed Chairman william Gaines
NJ the King county board Saturday
That be has been selected 10 repre-
sent this state a. The Western
siatcs County Officials association
convention az san Francisco, No-
ygmber n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31

NV dear followers
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lress your letters TO DIR. Lulu Hunt
Peters. care OF George Matthew
Adams Service, $50 Park ave, New
YORK city. Please remember TO en-
close STAMPED. SELF-AD-
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full name and address The pam
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Make letters as brief as possible
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make them leEibly with ink. Please
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me TO diagnose for you. The ques-
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this column as soon as possible. II
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forget the STAMPED. SELF-AD-
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thew Adams Service,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
BY PROF. ANGUS sNICKERFRITZ
tNoted Character Analyst

T WAS deeply impressed as soon
L az had seen this photograph
Of the Rev. Bailey. a very act
i've typs-very active. would
say he impressed me rs being
two.fisted go.Retter.
4 desperate man, willing 70
take "A long chance Tint Is de.
duced from tho fact that he
wears CAV no suspendcrs, Oh no
belt
The REV Bailey is indcpend-
ent He wears no mans collar.
He is prudent notice the
thumb exposed outside his
clenchcd fist 20 as not 20 get
IL broken when he lands what
the sporting writer's call a
"wallop to tho ksser"
Look al the firm line Of the
law. deduce from that that
the Rev Bailey has a good
dentist. The fiat massive ear
REV. Bailey keeps II close TO
the ground Hhe muscular de-
velopmont OF tho forehead de-
noting reckles8ncsa chution,
anger and calmneaE
Rev Bailey wears n clean
shirt. / dcducc from this that
tho photograph waH made on
sunday. "Thc better the day
tho better tho decd" aa It
were. The half.closcd cyea
obborrencc OF the limclight,
modcaty. sclf-cffacomcnt.
The hip pocket? Empty! MI
Bailey lives for and works for
bis convictions Also for the
convictions Of bootlcgEcrg and
other worthless IN tho courts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
ANALYSIS
STARTS ON PAGE /

booze. crime and al its attend
ant evils
Fearing that sir. LeBarr may
be too busy with his other sub
jects. The Star has asked Prof
snickerfritz, It's own character
analyst. TO go 10 work on the
photograph Of tho Rev Bailey
that you see here Rev. Bailey
posed for the picture this week
to visualize his fight with the
devil. He scnt tho picture 70
The Star. Following is the pro.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
WAITS FOR GIRL
TO RETURN HOME

Hubbard waited all afternoon In
Mss Wright's room. adjoining The
Farnham suite. for the girl to come
home from work In his hands be
raresssd n heavy service pistol. the
Instrument that was to release him
from his heart hunger
The girl came home at $50 sing
Ing happily. She went upstairs
s,rs. Farnham had dinner with her
husband and Miss wright's son, and
nbout $40 went up to see Miss
Wright. In the room. the girl and
her lover lay dead Two shots had
been fired
J. p. Hubbard. father Of the young
man. was notified at his home IN
Monroe. and left Immediately for
Seattle. lie arrived Saturday Hub
hsrd was II. and formerly was a
fox hire driver in San Francisco. He
rad a war bonus policy for Si,267 In
his pocket
The girl had been married and d..
sorced some years ago. and leaves n
email son. and her mother in Ia
roma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
Kind Witch Takes TWO
Children on Gan PdrtU

A BEAUTIFUL Halloween witch
n flew around the city Friday
night looking for good little boy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
Professor Studies
Hotel Life in CITY

Hotel life OF Scatllo-its relation
to family life, the hotel child. wo.
men IN hotels and tho significance
OF the trend toward hotel life
the object Of study by Prof. Charles
uaynor or tho sociology department
mt tho University OF Washington.
All that IS true Of city lie In gen.
cpl. is true of hotel life. ne said.
Professor Hnynor just came from
the East, where he has been teach.
Ing at Rockford, tho second oldest
women's college in tho country He
expressed pleasure In returning to
Seattle and, lncOdcntly, is buying a
home
Practically so per cent Of the am.
bilious S2.OOO,OOO comedy program
launched by Fox for the 1925-26 sea.
son has been completed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31

Oysters IN season. Try them fried
at Boldrs. Popular prices l-Adyer.
tisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
'GUESS l LOST.
DAD" SAYS NOTE

He asked her that night to marry
him. And the girls answer was
reflected in The postscript 70 the
fathers letter.
y guess lost dad. have had
oil DAY 10 think II over, but can
not tear my heart away from her.
There IS feeling TOO strong for
INC to break Don't blame her
ead. She Is good and love her
50
Two lives wasted Two that
Ix,izht have been 80 wonderful to-
kher. II il wasn't for you and
4 kiddles. / wouldn't mind il 50
much. 1t seems mean 10 hang some
1alng Ike this over their lives. Ny
government insurance viii help you
to take care Of Babe and for the
last time. John
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
MURDER
STARTS ON PAGE l

ior In local department store
during Tie past year and half
she met Hubbard
The young man grew Interested
( n in love with her. His ardor
Stew with every passing day But
Miss Wright did not return his of-
fiction, They often went together.
hat. while Miss Wright liked Hub
hard. she refused 10 hs his bride.
her relatives said.
Hubbard went 20 PaieroE. near
Yakima. 20 work us n surveyor on
an irrigation project. lie could
stand being away from Miss Wright
10 longrr and returned 20 Seattle
two days ago.
m a note written 90 his father
Use day he registered al the hotel
spoke 81 his hope tina,
girl would marry him.
Wen. dad, be wrote. Il sup
pose sou know why I am back n
seattle know what am here
Ter. but do not know whether il IS
20 be for the good Of the cause
il would be wonderful II we could
iok ahsaG and see what Is COM
Hubbard concluded his misaiye
With. Dad. don't give up hopes
Tor me. am SIN trying ana per.
laps there IS stili chance for me
sn this old world yet"