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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-26

/ Of the narcotic that Kraski had sd.
ministercd TO him did not wear Off for
many hours. II was night when he
opened his eyes. and for moment he
was bewildercd by the darkness and
the silence that surrounded him. All
that he could scent nj first was that
he lay upon pile OF fuIs ana mat
he was injured. for he felt no pain.
slowly there broke thru the fog OF
his drugged brain. recollection Of the
last moment before unconsciousncss
had overcome him. and presently he
realized the trick that had been
played upon him. For how long he
had been unconscious and where he
then was he could not ina ginc. SLOW.
by he arose 10 his feet, finding that
except for n slight dizziness he was
quite himself Cautiously he felt
around in the darkness. moving with
care. n hand outstretched. and nj.
ways feeling hits his feet for secure
footing. Almost Immediately a stone
wall stopped his progress, and this
he followed around four sides OF
what he soon realized wan n small
room In which there were but two
Openings. door upon each OF the
opposite sides. only his senses OF
touch and smell were OF value TO
him here. These told him only at
first that he was imprisoned in
subteranean chamber. but as the
effects Of the narcotic diminished,
tho ksenncss OF the latter returned.
.."r' with ~, return there was borne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-26

rights IN forbldding the sacrifice Of
Tarzan by the high priest. Blu,
her fate. her very life. perhaps. de
pended upon her future trentmcn,
Of the prisoner Should she spare
him. should she evidence In any way
return Of tine great love she had
once almost publicly avowed for
him. It waB likely that her doom
would be sealed u was even cues
tionable whether or not she might
with immunity spare his life and set
him at liberty.
Cadi and the others watched her
closely now ms she crossed TO the
side Of Tarzan. Standing there
silently for several moments. she
looked down upon him.
''He Is already dead?" she asked.
Gle was not dead when CndJ sent
us away" volunteered Dooth. III
he is dead now II is because CadJ
Killed him while we were away"
"I did nos kin him." said Cadi.
"That remains, ms La, our queen.
has told you. for her 10 do. The
eve of the Flaming God looks down
upon you. High Prlcstcss Of opar.
The knife IL at your hip, the sacrifice
lies before you
La ignored the mans words and
turned toward Dooth. "tf he still
lives" she said. construct litter
and bear him back 10 Opar."
Thus, once more. came Tarzan Of
the Apes into tho ancient colonial
city OF the Atlsntians Th" effec' ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-26

| Man.
Don't you know" said the Fairy
Queen. that YOU are not really cry.
ing, but melting. my dear sir. That
you cannot stand heat At ALI Yet
the children say that YOU told them
that You would like to live indoors
and be like other people
/ Mr.. Snow Mans eyes still looked
merry. hut he answered sadly.
We'll. would rather die happy
than live mlserably. | want TO be
where there arc people and children
In the house. | don't want 10 stay
out here with nobody but the moon
and stars at nisht and the sun by
day, with only the children coming
to see me once in long while"
The Fairy Queens heart was
touched. AN right" said she. II
shall arrange 10 have you taken In.
doors. But remember. II anything
happens, ! have warned YOU"
Come, children" said ,he Fairy
Queen to the Twins. So they all
flew away on Two Spot toward the
house where tho children lived.
And right on the smooth snow on
the lawn where everybody could see
II, the Fairy Queen wrote mes.
sage.
Please take me into the house. I
am very lonesome out In the field
mir. Snow Man"
When the children saw the mes.
sage they cried, ooh. no! II the
Snow Man can got this far TO write
Why didn't he come
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-26

him company"
That's true" said the Fairy
Queen, but then there is place
for everybody in the world. and I'm
afraid that indoors is not the place
for Mr.. Snow Man"
He was so lonesome" said Nan.
ey. that we promised to speak to
you about it,"
THAT was right" nodded the
Fairy Queen. and I shall do what
| can. But I'm afraid it's Just one
more lesson to learn. Wishes usual.
ly turn out that way"
They all got on Two Spot. the
blue.velvet butterfly. who didn't
mind winter weather. and flew
away TO the place where Mr.. Snow
Man was standing In field.
In spite OF his loneliness he was
smiling pleasantly. HIS little peb.
BILE eyes under his dlsh.pan hat
scei-ed TO say. mo matter what
happens, Wen he merry"
why, expeaed TO find you in
tears" said the Fairy Queen.
oh. no! Lonly cry when the sun
comes out, Madam. s,ld IT, Snow
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cGNZugn s$ q: n
goSAp RIcE 49,
~ 6uRROOSHS
urCIN urnr rOnIN

IeaRInE his wife. Jane ans bis
SON kn~ak Al the iraystcks estate.
rurEan- the apr-uan once akalu
Journeys tn oFar iu hnrah's charge
rhFEan leaves Iad-hal-fa, heautir
flr EufdruaF0iorrt lion trained hf
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shortly after Taruan's absence laf-
haf-ia escapes
THE aPr-mau tracks down e. party
af N hltr people who hAE b.. n nlaE
ms the iunEls beasts They vel
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that thes are after lnFots. and that
the leader 90 their party Is flors
tlgW kcs. nnc=tine maid Ora ihr 6re' b.
stoke household Doping The ape
mans coffee they flee on towards
OPar with them Is Eatehan Miriam
a. a Spanisrd ~ unusual rhN uITun,
Who Is incorporating ~ TaFEau
DsdiL hlsh priest ~ oVsr who
hates Taruan. plans to attack ih"
ape-Wan and his followers Manu-.
a little grry mpnkeyr 0yrrhcars CAD
Us plans he hastens 90 warn IA
the bish Prirstess. who Us devoted 10
TsrEan,
Nnn. 90 - xx4sa9ts rralas .fsnuN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-26
BY STANLEY
BY TAYLOR

fright into the house himself! :.
But children get accustome. ~
strange things happening, ana 'H''
asked no more questions. a..
They got their sled ana e0's -,
down the hill 10 the place where -
Snow Man stood.
Were going TO take you n0n',
they shouted joyously. ..,.
Mr.. Snow Mans little eyes W."
killed. and twinkled,
Copyright, 1925. NEA Service. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-26

In upon Tnrzan's brain an insistcnt
impression OF familiarity In certain
fragrant odors that lmpinged upon
his oliactory organs-a haunting sus
gestlon that he had known them be.
fore under similar circumstances.
Presently from above. thru earth
and masonry, came the shadow OF an
uncanny sorcam-just the faintcst
suggestion OF II reached the keen
ears OF the apeman, but II was sui.
fcient 10 flood his mind with vivid
recollections. and. by association OF
ldens. TO fix the Identity OF the IA.
miliar orders about him. lie knew at
last that he was In the dark pit be.
meath Opar.
Continued in our next issuel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-26
WSETOLs}GST
u @S 1sH5 FxyGCSST
% Olive Roberts Barton
NO. 1.-THE SNOW MANS WISH

UDO you know any more people
~ who are wishing things7" ask.
cd the Fairy Queen.
"oh, yes! Lotsr said Nick The
Snow Man was wishing that he
could be inside where the children
play and where the fire Is. He says
lie gets lonesome outside In the
yard. No one ever stays to keep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17
Wall Board Firm Here
Makes DUN Machinery
Plant Has Grown From Modest Beginning to
One of Largest of It's Kind in West

They we're. The Western wall
board company il the plant which
produced them
Among tho many manufacturing
industries Ia Seattle tho Western
Wal9oard company ia ono that de-
serves moro than passing attention.
Starting from yrfy small beginning
down ON tho tlde-flatH ~ 1905. this
concern has steadily grown until now
Il ranks as tho largest manufacturer
ot plaster wailboard on tho Pacific
coast.
Tho company's plant, which II 10.
Gated az 1897 Ninth ave. s.. IA very
unique. for IN addition 20 manufnc.
turing the Nallbourd II has been
necessary for the owners Of tho plant
10 design and manufacture the ma
chinery which II uses. There h no
machinery made by a machine shop
which viii ~ the peculiar needs Of
this plant.
The main machine, which not only
mixes the ingredients used IN making
tho boards. but rolls out the plaster
into slabs. cuts Il IN the desired
length and delivers Il 10 the drying
room trucks IL particularly Interest.
Ing.
This machine. which does the
work OF 10 men and numerous small
machines. requires the attention Of
but ono man whose main duty Is 10
start and stop H.
Enough plaster boaro n rolled out
over this ono machine In a year 10
make a path four feet wide and 90
900 miles long To make this path,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17
ToNIGHT'S PROGRAMS
sII.ENT MOTT ION KToA AID kTCL
AfaDsIu 4. NJ

SILENT NIGHT ron hroA ASD kTCL
AiaO-io =. ~,
k1n Puget sound savings a loan
association, presenting pamskfs urehsa.
ira, The program You're ufAnd pld
nag tCohsnl. over the Waves titosaal
spanish Dances tNosskaWskb. orphsus
Ia the Underworld tOffsnhRrh). Dance
Fantastiqus tHsYnardl, Cupids Profile
lAilrnil ClinHlnE Vine N.sYsfl, VIA
Irish ltnss lptrstD BY a strihE trio.
n Troyatafs tNrrdD. TarsAdor sons
from Carmen tHiEsD Misc Vera powns
rrssg will sing tw0 special Efoups 81
old time songs, Ny ola Kentucky Home
Last Nosa u summer. ny the waters
~ MiBbsiouha. Relieve Nc N Al Those
EHdsaFlaG Young charmag Long. Lens
Ago. Home sweet Home
iptso-ia o.. N.
KIN The weekly meeting % the Keep
toY ltadiaiinE order ~ Bats
FRIDAY MOHNINO. loiaO-iiiao 4. n.
KIR pf John Nelson. % the Laurel
HrAeh sauitafium. vill Hly0 talk on
'HoN 10 Prevent Tuberculosis The
following program viii hs given Read.
ms ~ Mfs, A. , Mccarthy. vocal ssisr.
Tons The Guest and nushssn hy Mrs.
Madeline sbsiiy whAlsy. reading ~ MIS-
Mccarthy. vocal selections. dnpdbY Sum
mrr and Take Joy Home. b. Nfu
WhataB
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17
BIRDS" TO SING
over RADIO
Colorado Naturalist to lmi-
tate SongSterS Friday

Bird songs representative OF the
hest,known songSters Of tho Rockies
win bo interpreted and initiated FOR
KoA's audience Friday evening by
Charles Bowman Hutchins. natural,
et ol Colorado, Various other ma,
ture features are on tho program
and musical numbers will also be
rendered.
The feature OF tho Puget Sound
Savings & Loan association educa,
tional program Friday morning is
talk on the prevention OF tuberculo,
sis by Dr. John Nelson. Dr. Nelson
Is recognized authority on this
subject in the Northwest
Don't forget that KGo Is broad.
casting their weekly play tonight.
'rhis weeks production is Claiming
Pollock's The Fool"
A special radio production or the
opera Faust" Is scheduled 20 be
given Friday night az over XII.
\ cast OF weil-known radio stars
IS being featured. II will DO the
fourth In their series OF Friday night
opera productions,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17

1900 tons OF plaster OF paris are
used and 1900 tons OF paper
q. ~ Hsrzberg. the manager Of
The company. has nurred the indus
Try 20 iis present size lie has ia.
vented now machines when he found
he could buy mono 20 suit his pur.
poser. and has 10 improved tho prod
net that the wailbonrd itself n His
chief salesman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17
Messengers Dinner
Lasts but 2 Hours

GorEiuE themselves 10 replstion,
some 90 Western Union messenger
boys we're guests al q dinner Wed
nesdny night given by CITY Super.
lntsndent william Smith. Three
houp we're allotted 10 tho function.
two Of which wcro consumed IN
The process OF eating. The affair
observed the installation OF a new
commercial manager. l. A. Jones.
and Safety Month" for M sssngers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17
IN CIAnENCE nAIIEY

did sou know that those old moss
covered rocks which form tho walls
Of tho knight Templau building and
OF the Templar arch were made In
Scatter Did you know that the
ruggrd cllffs ana granite peak seen
az the Mount Baker exhibit az the
sportsmcn's show were made ia se.
attlcf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17
SssaThe Radio Star
f51Holr@Hour nrsAr IodaND
FRIDAY

NhhAa fAAANNN
hluA asa aisG5p, Chamber ~ Come
mervo luncheon .. olympic orchestra,
news. weather. 9. lt0fmauU'u orchestra.
baseball, ttt, sherman, clay program
s11 studio program. ne. dance music.
MIR tSSil lofapt educational Vrus
Eram l. markets. iiib, organ recital,
- Home Helps Glt, produce report
g. thratcrr. BASEBALL and weather. $50.
studio proEfsm3 10. kilbourns.H dance
krcL tsos, sac. weather. 7 p. m.
orchestra >, studio program. ioib. or
ehsstfa,
OTHER STATIONS
kGo tsdD, Oakland "a. concert or.
ehsstra. sac, EiFls' half hour, Q. dinner
concert q news. etc. silent nisht
hoA ts2fl. psnycr-tiso, dinner con-
cert, dEtp. sunday schapl lesson! 2, sci
sntitie footballs 7lie. studio program.
WANG tslbi, New York -tltg. esiia
solo 9, orcasstra. =. aynchrophass Trio
and either musical numbers,
WtCo itol. Twin Citlss-t. musical
program 2, organ recital.
XII Nd1l, ISa Angeles musical
pregnant organ recital, paH Mserat-
lana, D. production o. opera Faust
with cast ~ radio fayositua. 10. plano
ard vocal selections.
Voc hsp. pzysnpois -. AT CHI.
ham. the whispering pianist and or,
rhrstfa.
krAE ,sisl. rutimau.-J,,o to >. cor.
net aud piapn solos and talks
cultivation OF a good lawn and the
utilization Of small stream by c1.
porta OF the college agriculture de.
partment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17
~" District Vets
Dedicate Quarters

University post 30. ~, American
Legion. formally dedicated B.rsow
$50 900 homo ~ 10th ave ~ NJ "a
~ Goth o. Wednesday nlght "
Officers Of the post were Installed
by yoitufc 10 Of the Forty sand Eighl.
The principal speaker was Scott q.
Bone. former governor n Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17
There are 10
coal yards IN Seattle
~ Of them

Arms 81 Scott, Ell o2o5; SU $3.50
Arrow Coal Co., CA 5000
Ballard Fuel g. Feed CO., SU OOPS
Ballard Transfer Co., SU oo27
Bayles Bros, Me 0277
Will Blair Fuel Yard, CA DISC
Blossom Provine Lbr. Co., SU 1880
Breene g. Peabody Coal Co., Inc, CA 1912
Ell o474; MA 1918
Canal Coal Co., ME os46
Emil Carl, RIA ol22
j. A. Carstens, GA 1885
Cascade Coal Co., ME DIAL
City Ice g. Cold Storage Co., SU $3.50
Clark Fuel Co., ME 1887
A. G.. Clark s. Son Fuel Co., BE olo2
Cornwall Fuel Co., ME oolo
Domestic Coal & Coke Co., Ell 6465
Dudley g. Sons, RIA 0o2o
Edgewater Fuel Co., ME o662
p. !. Emit g. Co., GA OBS
Eighty-Fifth St. Fuel s. Feed Co., SU 1855
Paramount Fuel Co., WE o483
Freeman g. Lambdin Coal Co., CA 1900
Fremont Fuel Co., ME oOl7
Garfield Fuel Co., GA o544
Gencssee Fuel Co., RIA 1545
Glenn w. Granger, PR 1924
Green Lake Fuel Co., KE 5000
Green Lake Coal g. Wood Co., KE O84l
Hay Fuel Co., RIA oo2l
Henry Hickman, Ell 1888; BE oo32
Hill Fuel Co., BE 1920
Hooking Coal Co., SU o15o
Holmes Lumber Co., ME ooS2
E. B. Holmes Co., SU 05o7
Imeson g. Son, GA 629S
INTERPLAY Transfer g. Fuel Co., GA 03l4
Interiake Fuel Co., Me o9oS
Heating Fuel Co., CA o0l6
King Fuel Co., SU 1865; GA 5000
Lee Fuel Co., RIA o77o
Lincoln Fuel Co., Ell 1915
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17
THURSDAY
HOME STATIONS

kJR tasn--i, markets. las, organ
recital. Z. Home iieipsi 1lih, produce re-
mort. 9. tnsatrra baseball aud weather.
kfge pamskra orchestra. i0Ito. weekly
meeting ~ tho order % hats.
KroA ,lSn -isgso. Young Mems nusi.
ness club iuneheoul 4. olympic Hotel
orchestra, silent night
kTCL tsoal sac. weather and mar
Asts. iz.so. Moves orchestra. silent
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17

A railroad official unlosded car
81 steers IN Oklahoma and watered
them. Then he found. there wasn't
room enough ot them IN the same
car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17

Metropolitan Coal Co., GA 1923
McEarlane Bros, NE 0i28
MeMullen g. Co., Me oo25
MeNamee Coal Co., Ell oio5
McNaughton Coal Co., Ell 32l2
Monks s. Miller, Ell 600; Me 600,
Gil 1889; Ell 67o4
North Seattle Lumber Co., NE 02o8
Occidental Fuel Co., ME OBS; Me 1000
Donald b. Olson Coal Co., ME 5000
Pacific Coast Coal Co., MA $3.50
Pacific Coast Coal Co., Gil o465
Pacific Shipping & Fuel Co., MA lo79'
Gil ol6i
Parks Frederick Fuel CO., ME 1000
Peck Wood s. Coal Co., GA 1915
Phoenix Lumber s. Fuel Co., GA o753
Puget Sound Fuel Co., WE oi9o
Ravenna Lumber Co., KE 1914
Riverside Wood g. Coal Co.. WE 1907
Seattle Coal s. Fuel Co., ME DIAL
Smith Bros. Fuel Co., SU GOAL
Spring Hill Fuel Co, WE 1850
Stevens Fuel Co., NE PASS
Sunnysidc Coal 81 Wood Co., Me o428
United Fuel Co., Ell o474; MA 1915;
CAl212
University Coal g. Wood Co., Me o84s
Valley Fuel Co., RIA o05s
Victor Fuel Co., BE 1908
is. Vining, GA oo93
Wainwright s. Mcleod, MA 1918
Washington Wood s. Coal Co., Ell 5l58
Watson Hall Fuel Co., SU oo6s
Western Coal Co., Me o549
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17
OTHER STATIONS

hoA ,sfsl, psnver--S;yo. dinner con
cert. Sse. farm question hon. silent
night
kUo tsal, oakiand-tso. George
Ludiaw. friend % boys. 5, Players pre-
ssnting ''rhe Fool" 10. dance music,
krJR tsesi, Portland -riso. hoy scout
program, sus. BETTER business talk ,.
songs aud melodies Of yesterday.
wok tsisl, chlesso--s 20 n, vocal
aud Instrumental music, orchestra and
organ selections,
XII tidfl, Los Angeles -. All.Amsri-
can string quartet, 1870. Hud Jameson.
tenor, Royal Lemon. sas -phonistl = vo-
cal and piano selections, . program BY
sautnsrn California Musie Co. ie. must
cal program,
KIM ta5O, Hollywood feature
program. ) and >, mutieai program. 10.
Hotel Ambassador orchestra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17

Alcohol made from cull aDpIs
and potatoes has been found 20 10
"A good motor fuel. even for air.
planes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17

KFAE. tho Washington State col.
lege station. win be on tho air again
Friday night az 1850 Cornct and
plano solos Will lnternnerae talks ON