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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-15

motion OF tho boat does not affect
them even in storm. but come.
We win have TO - using our magic
shoes or we shall never get there"
But arriving az tho dock they
discovered that the Ia Paloma''
was not there. They looked along
AZ all the big boats in the line. bu,
no ''Paloma"
"oh. know said Tick Took y
suppose they have her in dry dock"
Whats dry dock7' asked Nick.
Questions always questions.
laughed Tick Took. But that's all
right. That IS the way to fipd out
about things 4 dry dock is a big
place near the edge OF the water.
where they run tho boat up on
wheels right out OF the water The
boat sits UP on a sort Of high rack
so that every part shows. II she
has an accident then the men can
get at II 20 Tx Il up. They cant
fix UP n boat AZ long "a she II IN
the water. I suppose the la Pa.
Iona" has had a bad scrapa and
needs some new boards and iron TO
repair her. Yes. sir was right.
Here Il tho dry dock and there is
the boat we are looking for. sitting
like lady in a dentists chair. The
men are all gone. so we can slip
up this rope ladder and get on her
deck. Then we can hunt up the
room where tho captain stays and
where the clock Is and the log is
kept"
The what7" cried tho Twins.
Tick Took laughed again. The
log. That's sort OF ships diary
where they put down everything
that happens each day" he said,
Every boat keeps a log. II is very
important.
Here we arc at tho captains
cabin now"
ITO BE Continued.l
Copyright. 1895. n, Z. a. serviss. Ino)
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NOW GO on WITH TIE STORY
MAY struggled 20 free herself from

MAY struggled 20 free herself from
I'l Jack Darnley's locked arms. but
they held her fast. and she could feel
his hot. alcoholic breath upon her
cheek.
Let me go. you fooly' Her whis-
per sounded like a shrek in her own
ears. sho felt sure that II Water
bury were listening az the door. he
couldn't help but hear IL.
Just my rotten luck 10 have Her,
bic find me here. with this kid max.
ing love 10 me-" she thought. de-
spairinsly. And then all thought
seemed 10 stop in her brain.
Spellbound she waited thru an eter-
nifty. until AZ las, tho door opened
wide TO reveal-not Herbie. thank
goodness-but the broad back OF a
waiter bringing In the table.
What do you mean hy coming In
here without Knocking" May de-
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forth. The two places arc too far
apart 10 interfere with each other.
The music room contains an Aeo.
Ian and n grand PIANO, and is a
glorious great studio room in which
at least $50 couples might dance.
Paula's home Is marvellous old
Spanish house. She bought II part.
ly furnished from man who had
gotten suddenly rich in oil, and as
suddenly poor again. She has added
to it's interior furnishings lovely old
Spanish pieces and paintings until
II might DO the home OF ancient
Castillan nobility.
In this house. strange as It may
seem. Paula Pcrrier. perhaps the
most beautiful cloak model in New
York. looks as tho she were to
the manor born.
Do you know, Leslie, must CON
fess to you that I'm rather
ashamed, for ] found that / was
small enough 10 envy this charm.
woman her good fortune. The other
evening she told me she was Mt one
time so poor. 10 alone, and no I'M
happy. that she contemplated sui
eide.
II sometimes think" she said,
that anho perhaps was too
cowardly to die, yet In living, nt
that time, made greater Bac-
rlfIce than that Of my life. IL must
have appcased malignant fate, for
after had made that sacrifice.
my fortunes changed. Immediately
afterward had the good fortune
TO attract the attention OF Abran
I;lnstein, perhaps the biggest Of oil
moving picture producers, and cum,
out here TO act for the cinema.
Again fnte wug kind, for now
o little over four years later / nm
able to satisfy all my desires bu
one"
Copyright, 1926, The Seattle Star
T0MORROW-Lctter from Sail,
Aihcrton 10 Leslie Prescott.
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but IA the time dragged on. and
hs said nothing. but alto IN moody
silence. BEo breathod more freely
Under the warming influence 81 tho
highbali. she became laxative. even
cheerful,
when thu coffee had been served
ana the cIguretn paused. and the
waiter had LETT them 90 themselves
shs leaned forward and opened her
lips 60 speak sho iremblod a little.
and her face was very white under
tho nlcksrinE candle-liEht.
Herbert and want 20 toll you"
she aid. and paused. FOR Jack Darn,
ley was leaning forward. TOO. 10
seemed 20 be handing upon her
words suddenly no put out his
hand and grasped one OF hers. AZ
Il lay upon tho table. May hnntoh,d
Il Rway--ah II a flame had touched IL
She saw her mistake. instantly
This was not the time and tho place
10 announce her enlargement 60
Herbert Waterbury, Not while this
half-drunken loyesick boy was therel
Heaven alone knew what no would
say. or dol
Well Dan sprhSue drawlsd. and
thnre was a devil OF mischief IN his
brown eyes. what do you and Her
bic want 20 spring on us7 Going
10 get married. suppose
May closed ono hand about her
throat She felt as II a heart were
beating within it-bcntinE intolor-
ably. And she found that she could
not speak She smiled aud nodded
Yes, May and arc going 10 be
married d week from today" Herbert
Waterbury aid. lie turned IN His
chair and took her In his Rrms
but shs drew away from him. Her
wide. frightened eyes were fixed
upon Jack Darnley'a face.
Tho boy had risen. and was looking
from her 10 Waterbury with a hard,
gliitering gaze
"Ar Waterbury" he said finally
Ia n low, even voice. This IN not
my highbsil spask-The lady who
has your heart just reduced me TO
cold nob,rness, by her-cr announce.
ment
lie raised his water goblet.
Il drink 20 your welded happi.
ness" he finished. "anda-I wish you
Joy OF herr
lilo set his glass down with "a
crash, Then. before May knew
what he was about. he had come
around the table 10 her. seized her
by both arms and had Missed her
upon the mouth. Well. Dolilah. 4"
he said wildly. II guess that means
that my name II walker"
And he backed out Of the room.
leaving a deathlike silence behind
him
Then. in tho corridor without,
rose a LONG peal ~ crazy laughter.
A. last Il died away
Tho evening stretched into an
eternity. over the bridge game that
Dan suggested. May dropped like n
flower crushed by storm. She
kept thinking "Thls1l finish mo
with Hsrbie. I'm done for. I'm
done for
She felt his cold eyes upon her.
and could not meet ,hem with her
own
The minute that carlot,a and Dan
had gone. no faced her with grim
accusation In his gaze. That boy
be aid; hos kissed you before.
haan', her
May made no answer. and no
shook her, holding her shoulders IN
his great hands, Hasn't he7"
Then. finally. May raised appeal.
inE eyes 20 his You know no
hasn't kissed me-" she said. Wow.
ait down. cavemsn. and tell me
this Shall put my money into
Dan spraEuc's oil wcll7"
why. sure Hcrbles whole ex.
precision changed "itll make your
fortune for you, You turn your
money over 20 mo and III drive a
bargain with Dan VIII sou do
that
TO He Contlnur.b
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T0M0RJtOW-Lctter from Sally
Athcrton 10 Leslie Prescott.
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Of enc hand. no was a portrait Of
adolescent vice.
Listen. awcstie. peaches" he said
na May turned away from tho tels
phone. Les you and mo ditch this
party-le's run un 20 N'York and get
married."
A. May said nothing. he went on
IN a warmer tone. Come on, le'sl
knew tho minute you kissed me
tho other night you were the only
Eirl IN the world for mel somethin'
told mo sog'
Wei. wasn't that lovely" May
answered with fine narcasm. NO.
thanks. Jack. not tonight. Tomon
row maybe"
Her tone was soothing She knew
he was in no mood 20 be crossed.
"oh. hope he won't talk about
kissing mo. In front of HERBERT she
prayed neryously, Here, where arc
you going
For Jack had risen and was NOV
Ing toward tho table. From a
eafafe that the walter had left
there he poured himself n glass OF
water. Into Il no nolsmnly meas
ured liberal amount OF whisky
from his elaborate flask
"oh, please don't drink any
mor6g' May begged and reached
for the glass. but tho boy took II
aud drained II at gulp. Then no
atood looking at her with solemn
blood shot eyes. wasEing fore
finger at her reproyingly,
Little girl. min her own eusl'
Tnessr' he said. ana poured a second
drink.
II was with tho third Of these
items OF refroahment that the other
, guests found him when they arrived
three minutes later
Ho greeted them with a brilliant
smile when they came In, and bowed
no low that he all but fell, face down
ward. upon the floor
waterbury, eyes questioned May.
what have you been doing 10
him. they seemed TO say
He's terrible boy" May told
him In an undsrtoue You didn't
tell mo how really bad he She
came here hair an hour ago and
/ tried 20 make love 10 me"
AZ that moment tho walter ar
rived with the ginger als and leo,
"In make these highbalh" May
said firmly. snatchinE the flask from
/ YOUNG parniey. She opened tho bot
ties Of ginger ale and mixed four
hlEhbAlls
Jack doesn't care for any--he's
had enough" she explained quietly.
IN oboy made no answer. but
swiftly removed ono Of tho high.
balls from tho table TO his own i'm.
mediate possession He raised the
glass hish In the air.
4 drink" he said slowly and with
great dignity. TO tho lady who has
Carmen and Cleopatra and all the
other yamps Of history dashed {
tho mas,--I drink 20 May
swiftly no drained the glass and
| ret u down,
Then. with tho air OF man who
has acquitted himself we'll and nobly.
he collapsed on tho davenport.
Dinner is served. Madam" said
tho solemn waiter.
do you think you can manage
10 sit up and cat withou; the aid
I Of n spoon and bib. Jaek7" water
bury asked. pulling the shaking lad
I up from his seat. Come along. my
b0yr' Hts voice was sharp.
Don't hoy mer' Jack answered
5ulkiiy ms no nat down. lie picked
UP his soup spoon and began TO
eat I'm just as much OF man
as you arc any day In the week.
4 And when I, comes TO knowing tho
roper 4 think l have the edge on
sou. II anything"
May shifted uneasiiy in her chair.
The meal was nightmare 20 her.
sho was terribly afraid that AZ any
moment the boy might take u into
1 his head 20 tell Waterbury how much
| he loved hcr-,hat he might sud.
denly ask her. again. 10 run of
10 New York and marry him
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manded furioualy OF him as she
slipped out OF parnley's embrace.
The man turned and blinked at
her stupidity. He shook hts bullet
shaped head. "But | ana knock" he
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Copyright, 1925, The Seattle star
Evening star., 1925-11-14
o. KFEFER PL. Nv

New colonial house of 3 rooms and hatH.
! with double garage. very attrsrtry,.
! porches. overlooking the largest circle IA
| TIE .ltv. s. upr month
Evening star., 1925-11-14

l345 IRVING ST
Modern Ia room and 2-bath homs with
se1arate al ,n 3rd floor. garage; 500
Evening star., 1925-11-14
,os DFIAFTFIn ST

llh + FARRACJT t 81.
Rrand-new, Groom and bath house in PEI
worth. hot-water heat, elec. an unususl
Offering: $50
Evening star., 1925-11-14

1917 KENNEDY STREET.
Modern 1iroom and bath house. with
SHANNON & LUCHS, Inc,
Evening star., 1925-11-14
D-U- /tIl = I. \. I.
Near Catholic University
" ID Z bN Il n ] 7 NJ
PANnOJ pE ST

Very large ser1i-detacheG house IN this very
convenient location. rooms and tiled
bath. electricity. sos.
Evening star., 1925-11-14

sonable
New Building S-ooo
rS9ms rSoms snd AND bs1h. 6sth 1900 and 5000
LrNcoL% RD' AMP 5 ST. NV.
= rooms kitchen and bath .....-' soo.oo
room: aii6 an5 RRaAshhoRAMA RID. S,ws,,ooo
rooms $3.50 5sS ADAMS ADAMS MILL RID.
New Building. 90 40
2 rooms, kitchen and bath. porch s53 - 900 %9
rooms a"a sS9d '1!6 t6xS AVE. NV. o 0o'oo
room ro@ms sS9f% rscepton aH1 hsi n kitchen hai 40
"if TIE G''E ''EEvERETTi ,2l%7 2 ST E. ET syS sz5
. rooms. kitchen and bath. ..-...... p 35,Soo Sf
room. kltchsn his c1p and IA sa'h; sT NV fo'o0
bstR TGqm dining s4%5o T29@5o i5psn and % s475o
THE FoGLER. AL End ST. s.Es EEso m
o FTiIF' THE ARfbMGRE. 1Rf T5H ol5 sotl ST M 90
rooms a"f i7sG 275f Pa AvEs 2.W 2S| ana soo0O
rooms is26 s6d chaff.ihFoRS1A af.h ST. NV. oo.oo oo
'oo''f The f'tGist GRANT. a.0 40 ST, Ne. ooo
ROOM i7S9 s9n PENNSYLVANIA AVE. '''''
. rooms. kitchen and bath. gas in IN
'' l745 'KALoRAMA RID. NV. e-n-o
rooms kitchen 111 snp ssth sT W >o%''o
I room kitchen and bath $4,000
room and 1{si bath. mn Hnrphy ST.: 6sd ST: 80
l room. kitchen and bath 4o.oO
40 9th ST. NV.
3 rooms kitchenette and bath $3.50
1893 18th ST. NV
rooms bath NV h ............. S3@.oO
FLATS.
1O6-1IO-114 10th ST. Sc.
Just being completed. -
> rooms ~ I4o2 = \. : & AVE Ne: ssyo ssy'oo 90
rooms and foss sst9 : IN ST NV. 0''oo
rooms and bath. INV h $500
12Osia ST. S.w.
rooms osad s9d fat6 pt6 A,TUR PI, NV. $4,000
rooms and bath. h.-a.h.. elec. $40 90
GEO. w. lINklNS,
IT33 De Sales ST
Composite Mayfower Hotel)
2222 QUE ST. NV.
Best Location-Sheridan Circle.
; rooms, l bath and kitchen.
3 rooms, | bath and kitchen.
Representative on Premises.
Weller Construction Co,
Owners and Builders
Evening star., 1925-11-14

ALROY APARTMENTS,
18th AND KENYON STS.
Five-stoIy Eieyator Building.
Ideal Locaton-Besutiful Apartments.
rms din. alcove. rec. hall. bath.
rms. din. alcove. rec. hall. bath. porch.
. rms din. alcove. rec. hall. bath.
. rms din. alcove. bath.
Built-in beds in many apartments. Venti-
louvre doors Refrigerators. Delivery re-
ceptarle from corridor Paneled walls in
dining alcoves. Full-length mirror In each
Rental Reasonable.
Open For Inspection Day and Evening.
Resident MANAGER on Premises;
w. II. WEST COMPANY,
s16 18th St. Main 5000.
THE WEST VIEW.
2l23 Eye ST. NV.
Q rms. br al. kit. b.. so' 90
TUDOR HALL.
10th AND MASS. AVE. NV.
[ rn1., dr.. cl.. kit. b. - oO
fms. and b. oooo
THE, SYCAMORE.
: 3ms. bath & porch ch............ 12.o0
2oo9 BELMONT RID. NV
q rooms kit and bath. $4,000
bO7 4. J. AVE NE
) rooms and bath t1st fl ...-....... 5000
-. a4lSS ~ y sFREEf EaiaHSiA &A
Evening star., 1925-11-14

WANTED-APART
APT. . OR 8 RMS AND
bath. north of Clifton and between llth and
9th. Telephone Adams S6lS.
MODEST . OR 9 ROOM APARTMENT:
walking distance must be very reasonable
Address Box 21l-Z Star Office.
Evening star., 1925-11-14
.Go0 KANSAS AVE

Attractive 6-room colonial house in excellen.
condition practically new: very large ba !,
purches. vacant November /. can be seen
at any time $50.
Evening star., 1925-11-14

1905 FULTON STREET
Massachusetts Avenue Park
Modern S-rOom detached home with from
and back purches. Sll0.
Evening star., 1925-11-14
a BRYANT ST. NV

Al BRYANT ST. NV
hay-window residence OF o
rooms and bath. hot-vater heat and ele.-
tric lights, Gear brick garage and large
yard: rent greatly reduced; 500.
Evening star., 1925-11-14
RENT HOUSES-UNFURNISHED

= = II :. y T II ~ ".
f-rooal and bath house. in excellent cul
htlon: equipped with electricity. hOt-wat,
neat: brick garage in rear: newly papefe
throughout. Rent reasonable.
b. +. SAUL CO..
Main oIO0 qo5 18th 81 Nv
Evening star., 1925-11-14
l02 Sth St. NV. and
S01 I 81 NV

These des,rahl houses consisting of eIsHr
rooms and bath each. ldtrobe heat and ele.
trio light. good downtown location fo-
roorling house: in first-"lass condition Rem
llo2 sth ST. NV, $1,000 and sol L i nv
10000.
b. +. SAUL CO..
Main @l0o 925 18th St Nv
Evening star., 1925-11-14

1925 9th STREET
Downtown home of rooms and bath
h " h. eeC. lights. $50.
Evening star., 1925-11-14

6ul kFEFER PL. NV.
SCnli-detached Groom and bath home newly
plperrd and i'll excellent condition fur
mace heat. electric lights, parquet foo I
screens and awnings; $50
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-21
GRANGE PLAYS IN
LAST COLLEGIATE
GRID TILT TODAY

OHIO STADIUM, COLUMBUS,
Ohio, Nov. 2l.-'' Red Grange, the
Wheaton ice man, will bid goodbye
to the Intercollegiate gridiron this
afternoon when he leads his Uni
versity of Illinois teammates,
against II determined Ohio State
warriors.
The starting gua VIII find Ecd i'll
his old place in the backficid, a
place that will be filled by another
Molcskin warrior next fall.
AS the Red Rambler assails the
Buckeye bulwark, No. II, the num-
Der under which the sorrcl topped
youth has written football history,
viii flash down the gridiron for the
last time.
All the ingredients of ideal foot.
ball weather-brilliaut sunshine,
crisp autumn air and "A fast, dry
field-werc on tap for the opening
whistle.
The passing of Grange Will be sin
guiarly different than two years ago
when he ran for II touchdown
against Ohio State. Then he was
an outstanding athlete, but now he
is hailed as the superman Of the
gridiron.
Regardless of whether the red
head becomes a professional foot.
ball player or sells Florida real
estate, the intercollegiate star, while
in the ascendaucy, held the eyes OF
the nation today.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-21
BARRIE AND RENO PUT ON CORKINC
FIGHT TO DRAW AT ELKS BENEFIT;
FORMER CHAMP HAS BIG RECEPTION

There was plenty of fighting and
plenty of talking dished out to the
fans who went to the Imperial Val
ley Athletic club arena last night
to help the Elks Christmas tree
fund, to see Jim Jeffries, the form
er heavyweight champion of the
world, and incidcntly to watch the
boys push the leather.
AS part of the evenings enter
tainment, Bus Barrie and Johnny
Reno put on corking 10 round
fight which ended in draw. 1t
was such clean, hard hitting, clev-
er boxing, sort of fight, that it
would have been shame to call
it anything else but draw.
There were three clean knock,
downs during the fight, two of them
occurring i'll the second round when
Barrie took the count of seven, only
to send Reno to the floor near the
end of the round. The latter was on
his feet right away. Johnny hit the
canvas again in the fifth round,
taking nice smack on the chin
that caused him to follow the law Of
gravitation and sit on the floor for
three seconds.
Hard to Keep Balance
Both boys had considerable diff
ficulty in keeping their feet, not
withstanding frequent applications
Of rosin, ana they went to the floor
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-21

OH several other occasions, but they
were not clean knockdowns.
Reno took the first two rounds,
piling up Il big lead with that sew
en- count knockdown, but he slow
ed down after that while Barrie
stepped ahead. The third, fifth,
sixth and seventh rounds were Bar
rie' s, to our way of thinking, while
the referee could claim the fourth,
when neither boy did little damage.
Bus went into low following the
seventh round and Reno gave him
plenty of battle throughout the last
three rounds. Bus seemed to have
trouble getting his left over, and
Johnny, FOR some reason or other,
tied his right hand to his side for
the greater part of the fight. Time
left, he was wide open for a right,
but Reno didn't seem to want to use
1t, or else he couldn't.
It Was Clean-Cut Scrap
The fighting was clean cut, Bar
rie getting hand from the crowd in
the third round, when Reno slipped
right i'll front OF him and was put in
dangerous position. Barrie step
ped back ana gave tho San Diego
BOY plenty of opportunity to recov-
CT himself.
Both boys hit hard and often,
and Ill the words of the ring, they
| know their onions. - A return matcn
would go big any time the details
can be arranged. Reno and Barrie
are the type of fighters who are a
distinct asset to the boxing game.
Battling Paul gave Blackle Rice
another lacing in the semi-final
last night, and should have con-
nnced the latter beyond any doubt
+ that he cannot take the Brawiev
boy S number. When Blackie tried
+ lhliGntlng, he found Paul hammer
ihg "A TATTOO on his midriff and when
he wanted to box, Paul showed him
a thing or two i'll that line.
-ciegraphed' His Blows
At no time was Paul in danger,
even when Rice swung hard, for the
latter "telegraphcd' every blow,
enabling the Brawley fighter to
aVold lt and send in a few on his
own account. Paul introduced the
Charleston shift several times
during the fight, and it worked to
perfection, Rec laying himself open
Tor Il hard blow to the jaw each time
Iaul tried the new stunt
Bennie Romero and Battling John
son hit each other with everythinp o
but the ring posts for four grueling
rounds, ana they were rewarded
with Il draw for their work. 1t was
see-saW fight, with never a letup
ON the action, as each fighter tried
to murder his opponent. " hen John.
son nearly wore himself out ham
merlng on Romero, the latter would
exchange the compliment and flail
away AT Johnson. Both bows seem.
ed to tire more from their own eff
Forts than from the punishment the
opposition dished up, though they
iihished comparatively fresh.
O'Neii Did Diving Act
oung . Neil, substituting for
iounS raymond, did an Annette
heiiei man in the third round, af.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-21

ter vainly trying to get away with
a low blow in the first few seconds
Of the round. He was fighting
Young Davis, and while he looked
pretty good at times, the Oregon
boy had his number and from the
standpoint Of the O'Neil family,
their boy used GOOD judgment i'll
squeezing the canvas.
Owing to misunderstanding
about referees licenses, Jim JET
fries could only work in part Of
the main event, and the "big fel-
low handled the first round of
the Barrie-Reno GO. The old cham
pion got big hand from the crowd,
which proved its democracy by kid
ding Jeff the limit during the time
he was in the ring. He got as much
kick out of it as !he fans did,
and after he was replaced by
"Cap' Stevens, he watched the
fight from his seat by the ringside.
Volunteered Services
"Cap,' Bill Tackett and Joe Pico
volunteered their services to the
Elks and officiated as referees, Bill
taking the first and third bouts,
Pico the second bout and "Cap'
handling the main event after JEFF
fries lett the ring.
Announcement was made that a
collection would be taken up to help
defray the funeral expenses of
Babe" Monroy, who died follow
ing last week s fights and total
approximating $l75 was received
from the crowd. In the announce
ment tribute was paid to Battling
Paul, who took care of Monroy fol-
lowing his injury, and did what he
could to help the disabled fighter,
and was with him to the end. The
crowd cheered the mention of Paul s
name, and the game eoored boy will
/ undoubtedly be more popular than
ever i'll the future.
One of the largest crowds of the
season turned out for the fights,
, and though the amount of the pro-
cceds had not been checked up this
morning, /. \. Thomas, chairman
of the Christmas tree committee,
stated a handsome sum had been
realized for the Christmas tree fund.
He expressed his thanks publicly to
the fans at the ringsidc last night,
for the support they gave the Elks.