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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-15
Ship " eWs
Vessels in. Port at Seattle

Smiths Cove Tsrminai--Pisr ship
John Ena. str william " TupprT.
Dell street Tsfmlaai--u, 4. C. 8. Deli.
wood
Pier s-s,rs VI Captain. AIAssa. letter.
son
Pier Str Africa MHFa
Pier 1T. & Eagle Sic
pisF E=s;rs MuHdsiia. Celtic,
Pacific cnas, Coal HuHEsrs New
port Ness
Pacific Coast Engine works-U, & l..
H.fT Relief
Z. q. shipping Board AoorinEs str Ed
more. West Hiuyoi.
Connecticut street TvTminAl--Aut, Hrhr
Maud. afr Margaret Dollar, Admiral
8chlsy.
Atlantic Street Trrrrinsi-str Osiris
Hanford street TeTminsl-atf Memphis
city.
Spoksns street Tsrminal-Etr corduyA
Tedd's Dry Docks Ste asmnou. bsin
Forest King
FIshsrH Terminal Ma Gsiaha,
winsisw NArins Railway Eagle Itartofj
Str NsbAIsm. bStn Conqurror. srhrs
Vancouver. Alumua. Tartar, harEea
Henry willard and f.riffsnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-15
The Seattle Star

law NFhNHth Avn
MAIN 5000 -.,
CLASSIFIED AHVEVTisTK0 RATES
Effective October l. 1898
TRANSIENT RATES 49,,
tCount ElK words 90 the llha1,
Dho 4ln"Hlu srrtlgn .....srs 80,
one lluo-J insertions ...sri it.
ono lino-=G insertions s.rsflb
Male and Female Help wanted
ana fomaie situations q cents
All advertising from out % the slatp
~ Washington costs a. per M"'u.
MONTHLY LINEAGE RATE
calendar MONTH";
90 20 % lines used during cal
100 10 iss lines used during cali
enduf month .s.s.ssr. 10
200 20 ss9 lines used during call
eudHr month ...sss.r.s IL s'u
800 60 sos lines used during cali
snduf month ..,..rr,.. 's""
600 10 4NB lines ,iacd during cal
~ndaF month .,...,,..igh cents
600 10 900 lines used during cali
endhr month ,.s...ss..la seHN
600 10 sgS lines uaec during cal
sndaT month ......Ii cents
700 20 7gs lines used during cal
sndsT month ...t....,'ll CONS
500 or more lines used thl'h
dhf month ,.srsrrss.,,slp cen"
COuPONS-ChHh IN Advance. m
luu lines .s-4ssstsfHss $3.50 =
Advertisers using stated space OF
lines minimum daily on yea.H
contract viii be allowed ~
cents pSr limo rate on space uHsu
over minimum up 20 800 lines w
any ono month Above 800 l'H'h
rate as per above schedule
FIXED SPACE RATES
l line or more for ~ months
ssHssatsssss.ss.rs Jaw p'l INV
! lluu or more for 9 months
.s...sssss.s...ss ib..a prF INV
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................ per lin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-15
$4,000 Compromise
Accepted as Bail

-Four thuuFand dollars n better
than nothing. thought the United
States treasury department and 30
ihoy accepted u az compromise
payment on $4,000 worth Of bonds
forfeited by number OF alleged
bootloEgors who failed 10 show up
for trial here,
Michael Cohen and Joe Danz. who
stood security Tor the men. told
Z, $. District Attorney Rcyelio that
they did not know that they had
been signing bail bonds their prop.
criy waN not worth $4,000. and ~
they offered the $4,000 Ms a com
promise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-15
New Schedules for
London's Air Mail

Air mail service from London has
baen considerably modified. accord.
ing 10 Information received by Post.
master Perkins In Seattle The
new schedule offers daily service
from London 20 Paris and Morocco.
Planes leave for France at sI5 a.
m. arriving there that afternoon.
Planes leave for Morocco at 8 p.
m. arriving at various points on
the African coast from two 10 three
days thereafter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-15
w. c. T. u. Votes to
Aid Vice Campaign

backing up Prosecutor Ewing y.
GOWNS efforts 10 secure $4,000
secret investigation fund from tho
county commissioner. tho city fed
Grafton ~ the ". c. r T.. Thursday
announced tho passage OF IA rcsolus
ton supporting his vice campaign,
They voted 70 support calvin's con
tipurd efforts TO secure the appro.
priaiion and 10 extend him our
united support Tor better ibw co.
rorcrmnui"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-15
Catch the Phantom
and Get $25 From
Columbia Theater

worth l25 in caHh 20 anyone who
tapped him on the shoulder and
said; You are Tho stars phantom
reporter" n Star reporter was TO
stroll around on tho first floor OF
tho MacDougail southwick store. Sec.
uud ave, and Pine St, from , TO }.
Thursday afternoon
II no ono Identifies him, tho re.
porter Will appear again. NJ
another bury spot Friday evening
His wanderings viii be told in the
home editions OF Fridays star.
The stunt Is in connection with
the opening. Saturday, at the Column.
bta thcater. OF the Universal pic.
turc. The Phantom OF the Opera. I"
The chief character in tho film is
q phantom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-15
Carolina Whisky
Still Is Seized

a North Carolina straight corn
whisky" stlll was seized by federal
dry agents under Roy Lyle Thurs.
day IN an almost inaccessible canyon
three miles north OF Lyman, In
Skagit county.
w. = Dietcalf and II Perry we're
arrested aud brought down to Seattle.
Tho stir was Of 100 gallons capacity.
There were 600 gallons OF mash,
which was destroyed. and 10 gallons
Of finished product.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-15
nN MNKGAKET nINnN


ONE would hardly expect Il 60
" be the scruo ~ "a Cinderella
fairy godmothcr affair that prusair
looking little ahBnty with the box
Of bcets ana onions on the front
steps nut tho most surprising
things may Dc hidden behind ana
implanted front door with a broken
pane. hung with a dragglcd lace
curtain
Mother tammcrs had Away |,
loved 90 sing $40 liked 10 Groom
her battles GO tlryn rochng With
them Ia tho battered old char be-
side the stove. about the only fur
nlturc n the hluc parlor when
she did her work IN tho mornings
sho loved 10 give vent 90 her voice
and sing out, unres'rainrdly old
tunes like "Sllvcr Threads" or AN.
mic Laurie" Hut Il never oc-
CURED 20 her that others besides
herself ana her five little girls
would like to hear her sing
until one day an excited neigh
Dor burst into the doorway inter,
rupung a high. clras note
Your voiccl" the nelghblr rN-
claimed. You have lovely voice
why have you never cultivated itf
Confused. Mother hammers STAN
mcred that she couldn't sing no
that anyone would want 90 listen
Hut tho urighbor insisted and a.
faint spark OF hope kndIoi IN tho
mothers heart Surprising it wcsr
true, II might mean am end TO
poverty. struggling 60 feed five
mouths. Hut II meant training
She must have lessons. that meant
money. and she had none.
Unwilling 10 let tho matter drop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-15
Building Permits

II. a. Wheeler, 80 =. Sth st.. frsms
residence. $4,000
colman crsosotInS works. sss2 ". FRA,
repair fire damage 10000
Dan Han1mm. si5 y. sisis frame rosi-
doncc. $4,000.
81. H. Van Nys 4ii Title Trust bldg
frame residence. 1900.
II. a, Aide. s?i7 2oth f.. frame resi-
donco $4,000.
Hans Rsinortpsn. 5it9 PRlatlnc. frame
residence. $500.
\. Harmon ii7i attn ave. frame resi-
dsnee, 5000,
H. l.. Brlckell I79 Lumber Exchange,
frame residence. i2.bO6.
H. l.. Brickcll 40 Lumber Exchange,
frame residence. $4,000,
H. ! Ridout, 1914 y. Union A., frame
residence. $4,000.
W. 81 Ketchloch, I'll 7sth ave, frame
residence, $500.
Or. T.. ", Boddow. 60i0 32d y. r., alter
residence, 1000.
DR.. J. 81 henderson, seab0w Bath.
bridge island. frame residence, $4,000
l.. w. Thompson, 25O7 10Th n. frame
residence. 5000.
Associated on Co. l713 II. Il. g., service
station, 1000.
Chapman a Chapman. 1921 18th N. H.,
frame reHidoroe, $4,000.
Chapman & Chapman. 1921 18th n. H.,
IFhHln TtulnnnCos hdtUOVi
Chapman a Chapman, 702l 18Th ~. e..
frame residence, $4,000.
Chapman = Chapman. 1921 18TH n. e.
frnmo residence, $4,000.
q. w. walter. 1909 W. s5th at, frame
residence. $4,000.
". I. Jacobs. aO3l w. G5th A. alter
residence. 1915
4. ~ Tonneson, iiO7 asa n, H.. garage
1900
A. G. DnIgnn, 1885 18TH + W, franc
residonco, $4,000 1924 13th s. W.
j. 7. JohnBon. Now Richmond hotel
frame residence, $4,000. 1864 Cnllfo1-
mia ave
70, g. Gurnio. 7lis s5th n w, frame
residence, 1850. 77i6 Fremont ave,
%. Q. GurnIe, 7iB 95th y, w., frame
rehidoncc, $1,000 Ji7 N. 18TH st
~ q, Gurnle. 7iB g6th n. W., frame
residence, 1880 77io Fremont hyc.
Y, W. Jacob, b1O7 3sth f. W, frame
residence, $1,000; 6pl1 sSrn e. w.
Chhs. Hansen, iO7 Brandon st., frame
residence, $4,000; 3l5 33rd ave,
Mario psyHcr. IO7 b7nd n. W., frame
residence, $4,000, sA6s goth ~
~ 9. wilson NOi Goth H., frame rest.
doncc, i3,toOA9ii Gencnoo hl
Coo, llolign"r, 500 25M A., frame resi-
dcngG ll,joOI 2GOa Juneau IT,
leopold noldmnitN aOi 17th ntn H.,
frnmo residence. $500 ntD Graham
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-15
GRAIN MARKET
TAKES DROP
Final Rally Receivers Some
OF Losses at Chicago

. CHICAGO. Oct thy L, ~
drains dropped O. lower close up-
der the leadership OK wheat On lie
board of trade here today
4 final rally recovered some ~
the losses
Failure 81 cash buying 90 develop
As expected caused general liquidAr
ton In wheat az mi tdaN During
the early session disappointed Longs
and shorts sold freely Those with
bull lraninEs felt that prices would
mount with resumption of cash pur-
ghRses after mid-srssiou as has boon
the ease ia Swo previous sessions
when millcrs failed 20 appear the
operator put offers into tho pit
Then followed general pressure.
Corn WAS quiet Weakness In The
leading cereal led 20 long liquida-
lion and scattered local selling,
Oats were neglected.
Provisions gained IN late buying
by packers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-15
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived oct rs Str President Grant
from Tacoma az a. m. siF Admiral
Hudnan from ocean Fails and Van
couver at : q. me- str Njmlval sobroe
from san Francisco ~ ! a. m oct, u
Mis- Loeb Coil from Rotterdam VIA
Antwerp and ports A. ,. m, ms II, r.
HarptUr from Richmond at 4 D. m. str
Griffca from H. e. via Tacoma NJ s:iA
p. tn, str DRkotAu from Boston via
ports at 1880 p. m, str Lancaster from
Tacoma a. 1875 y. ~.
sniied--Oet. is=-str Memphis city
London via ports ~ p. m. ms Gslsha
for Valparaiso via ports NJ ? p. mo str
Celtic for San Francisco Via Nottingham
at s;zs p m. str Nundrlta FOR Bait
moro and ports via ports AZ p. m, tns
Osiris for Hamburg Via ports ~ I a. III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-15
TRADING ACTIVE
AT OPENING
Many Issues Reach New
High Mark During Morning
WALL STREET JOURNAL TiNAN-
IIAI. MINIEM

NEW YORK oct i5aaiuliihl
trading was on an active scale with
strength thruBut the list and new
highs registered In some leaders.
General Motors reached new top
Tor the year at i2sI United Cigar
Stores sold up 30 70, new hiEh.
and International n KEEL also
touched a new top az an Armour
r. shares were ilaN~i and lu ihr
early trading sold 40 10 ~, VITA
trading decide iiy active
a. s. steel common gained frhra
tionally 20 l.1a. while American
Can at zitis Was up 81.
StockB opened higher 4. = Steel
izlh up A. International CnWbusa
tion Engine. AK, up "a: WHY'S
Overland. asa North American.
tsA, up - Studebakrr. glfs. or
y o. s. Rubber, 73@ or = TEXAS
Company. tp9. up = Foundation
Company. ii5. up ~ brooklyn
Union Gas. %. up y McCrory n.
laiiS. up ~. ~ Y Central 1914,
UP T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-15
Labor Federation
viii Elect Today

ATLANTIC CITY, n, J., OCT, TO,
with election Of officers scheduled
for today, delegates TO the Amori.
can Federation Of Labor hoped to
bring the convention to close
here lnto this afternoon.
Numerous resolutions, outlining
tho stand of labor have been
passed and almost all routine busi.
ness has been despatched.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-15
Whisky Evidence
Is Not Suppressed

Because "a H. s coast Euardsmnu
searched his booze laden car without
a search warrant. loacph Engcl br.
iicycd that tho II sacks OF whisky
seized as evidence uhould be sup.
pressed Federal Judge Netcrcr did
not agree with him Thursday. He
decided that when the coast guards
man saw tho liquor In Engcrs car
Mt tho WILDLY island end Of tho
Mukiltco ferry line before he
searched !, he was justified in SELF
ing II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-15
FIRE DESTROYS FUR

OLYMPIA AS n result OF forest
fires which swept areas from North.
ern British Columbia TO Southern
Oregon last summer, this section will
produce less fur this year than for
many years. The dense smoko and
fires came at time when most Of
the fur-bcaring animals were rearing
their young.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-15
AUSTRALIA HEARS

SlDNEY.--A Australia may adopt
tho suggestion of Ellwood G.. Rabbit
and mako the kangaroo its trade en-
blom Rabbit. who TX member of
tho American tradc commission TO
Australia, secs great opportunity
for Australian trado in tho use of
tho trade mark on Australian OK.
porta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-15
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK oct lI-FoTrlFn ~,
rhsngs opened irregular, Demand ster.
Ing, NtSIG3 francs fe.0tEoA lire,
Se.o19gh Belgium. t00t151 marks
Ease. sweden gtfs Norway. seta
Foreign exchange closed lower Rtsf-
ling demand gtsall-l6. francs.
80 ois7As lire. tb0gg2. belgium.
5o.o,slI marks g3so. Holland. totg,
sweden. ssTT. or to0ool Norway. s0ss
- 50 .ooot, Denmark, gtTS. up gO.00s5
Montreal. 81 Greece, HO.olss. shanghai,
az. Yokohama toss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-15
Selling Is Active
on Stock Market

Now YOIk, oct 1j--N nc
mcndoug activity broke out In to-
days stock market during the carly
hours, giving promise OF exceeding
all previous current reports Many
now highs wcrc established IN
various sections of the Hat ms trad
ing continued on u huge scale
around noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-15
Passenger Train Is
Burned in Crash

DENVER, oct, i5.--(By u. PJ--
a Mofratt road passenger train
crashed into the rear Of freight
in snowshcd, on the top Of
Corona pass early today, according
to word received here, causing n
fire which destroyed tho passenger
train and 400 feet OF the shed.
There was no loss OF life. tho
crew and passengers all escaping
before tho train was onvelopod IN
flames, Tho damage is estimated
mt $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-15

LONDON .--CrlmIna OF different
nntionnltics use different weapons
for their work. Tho English seem TO
prefer metal knuclSlo buster In
Paris the apache uses n knife and
revolver Dcsporadocs of Italy pre-.
fer the stiletto, Spaninrds the stlletto
and knife and Americans tho re-
yolyer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-15
ELK AND DEER INCREASE

STOCKHOLM. - Both elk and rein
deer arc increasing so fast in Sweden
MS 10 cause some worry to the people.
Farmers have complained that the
elk are menace TO their crops, Also
young trees in public forest rcsorvn-
tions arc being destroyed by the ollt
II is snld
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-15
San Francisco Produce

Wednesday, Quotations
batter Extras 5gc. prime firsts nom
tnal
Esgs-Extra,. bSe extra puliets. tThrs
und-rslrsd pullsts. see
Chee~e-Cai. mats. ftrsts. ssgc. Cal.
Young Americas. fancy, dc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-15
Seattle Wheat

No I western white, 1sg No. 1 soft
white. il1ss No. western white. ti.1g.
NJ, I hard winter, si.5t. No, l northern
sPrinE VISA No I bis blue stem. ti.ts,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-15
VEGETABLES
Prizes Paid Wholesale Dealer

tThs price. Eiysn are thoss made TO
rwtsi dealers by wholesaler. Wlth
fsw seasonal exceptions. prices 70 pre-
dueers can be figured by dsdpstllhs
approximately IS per esnt for handing
storage and selling oost.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-15
BANK cLE,RINGs
kiwanians Favor
Guarding Forests

The dwanis club OF Seattle put
itself on record as being uuqualI-
fiedly in favor OF state reforesta-
ton program, in a resolution adopt
cd by that body at its regular bust
ness meeting Tuesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-15
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

NfNhfsnnA NUuinIibnA
sugar Rae, c1Hisr spot. $3.50. refined
AteRdy, RfHuulhted. i6051b20
coffee 10 q lilo on apot, i3hoi No, I
BantoB. 22AQssae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-15
% MISCELLANEOUS
- FOR SALE 20
hAhIi AZ. l..

a IL GEU DfgJpa
Save an " y. WiLLiAHs ~
t-,tst' sash, doors no.
~ No.. y huiit-in fiIiu,s,.. iie lhg \
Gs,lsa ifsct from ogs ~, y "a
ts i-ftHg-ft '-ss dooft
Coram ,ssf .i sltss in pro lp.,-il:;..'i|
French ss1,s sa'Dsnsl door,
Ci iigd Door. bsysisd ' MR..
', rlI,s cabinet. bsy.l 80, -.
HlHHHtf.fs' s.ssss.......
iist,-,i.isld glass ana -, -.
w,'s,ns replaced whiis -si
~ Or telephone (Elio,-L,ls.l!
n x. Tree, illustrsf.Si' 80. 80
"a, - WILLIAMS "a essia-s
isis First Ave q s.. VI u
"itoW.JER sELi.s go5 ~
ALL NEW LUMBER
55is, 20. ar'. azio eomHo. "A
I and lz-lneh stsppi51, ''...
hllH dried finish A sf...
~ ana 2Es an ''-'''...
l.g,rlng and siding .'''--
KS Nos 2 and 3 flsor,,,,.,, ,,,.-..
- ~ no 10y, 2 Y, q. floorinx, ......
ilfHFy butt Ehinyist '''...
aHa and 4ET rutter 'Fffssr..
EVERYTHING ~ i ,fis Y
We DELIVER ts,y ,,,T,.n,kE
~ H. GROCER Lumber c"Asa
GArfld-57t5 " s ssasl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-15
SITUATION-FEMALE

GOOD elderly housekerper. neat.
plain cook. deAircs home more
than wages. Mrs George McKer-
nan. General Delivery, Seattle.
YOUNG woman wants day work OF
any kind. Telephone CApitl-3s5F.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-15

When downtown. ny BoldtB Dol.
lar Dlnner,--Adyortigcmcnt
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-07-22
Famous Shoes Did Not
Find Place in Museum,

Officials of the British museum have
rather a humdrum time of it and their
duties consist chiefly of dry decorum
and concrete facts. Once in while,
however, a little huIGer creep> in. A
former superintendent of the reading
room tells how one dag card, bear
ing a highly respectable name, was
brought to him with the message that
the owner had an important discovery
to communicate. you know, Of
course" said the visitor, "that
Nebuchadnezzer. the king of the Jews.
Sold his wife for a pair of Shoes"
"Yes," replied the official. but
have never found absolute confirma
ton of the story "Then you have II
now" was the response. There are
the shoes And the speaker pro-
duced from his tail pocket a pair of
worn and shabby shoes. Equal to the
occasion. the official blandly replied:
Most interesting. But you have
come to the wrong department, my
dear sir. This is the reading room;
what you want is antiquities. Go
straight down the corridor, and tell
the rolicemaI' al the end your busi'
ness
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-07-22
Gold Tooth Little Aid
as Cleru to Her Barbe,

Mrs. Y, young and comely
North side matron, is the possessor of
a good-looking single which is the
envy of some of her friends and she
has had frequent inquiries as to the
Identity of the barber. She directed
Inquiries to a North side shop, and
while she was unable to give the name
of the barber who had accomplished
such wonders with her hair, she iden-
titled him by saying that he had a
gold tooth in front.
Two Of the women thus Informed
CHANGED to arrive at the shop about
the same time, and each identified q
barber by a gold tooth in front, and
each recognized the other after getting
In the chair. They compared notes
later and found that neither Of them
had been under the ministrations of
Mrs. ks barber. Further investi-
cation showed that each of the three
BARRIERS in the shop wore gold tooth
In front.-Indianapol News.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-07-22

unless l had intervens3. But /
such very choice specimen. | don't
think somehow that you've worked
this little flying visit of yours very
well. OF course | knew about it, but
must confess | was surprised when
/ found that the police did, too
what do you mean?' demanded the
other hoarsely.
IL mean that when we arrived here
we found to our surprise that the po-
lice had forestailed us. Popular house,
this, tonight"
1.-THE police" muttered Waldock
dazedly.
Even so-led by no less person
age than Inspector Mclver. They mad
completely surrounded the house, and
necessitated a slight change in my
plans"
"Where are they now?' cried Wal
dock.
"Ahl Where indeed. Let us trust
at any rate in comfort
"By heaven :" said Zaboleff, taking
a step forward. LAS | asked you
before-who are YOU?
And as l told you before, ZaboleH.
a collector of specimens. Some
keep: some let go-as you have al
ready seen"
AND what are you going TO do
with me?'
Keep you. Up to date you are
the cream of my collection.
Are you working with the poiicef
said the other dazedly.
Until tonight we have not ciashed'
Even tonight, well, | think we are
working towards the same END. anu
do you know what that end Is "a
boleff?" The deep voice grew niue
sterner. ut is the utter hnai over.
throw of YOU and all that you stahu
for. To achieve that object we shali
show no mercy. Even as you are
working in the dark-so are we. Al
ready YOU are frightened; already we
have proved that you FEAR the un'
known more than you fear the pollce'
already the first few tricks are ours
But Won still hold the ace. AaooieH-
,r shall we say the king of trumps:
And when we catch him you VIII
,eose TO be the cream OF my c"''e'
ion. This leader of yours-it WAS
What Petrovitch told him. suppose
hat made him send you over,
81 refuse to say said the DINER
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-07-22

dragged themselves on their knees to-
wards the impassive leader.
1.-THE cat for cases of this sort is
used legally" he remarked. I'VE mere
ly anticipate the law"
With a fresh outburst of means
the two watched the door open and
the inexorable black figure come in.
holding in his hand short stick from
which nine lashes hung down.
"Heavens" gasped Waldock, start
ing forward. What are you going to
DOS
"Flog them to within an inch Of
their lives" said the deep voice. ut
is the punishment for their method Of
livelihood. Five and six-take charge.
After you have finished remove them
in Number 3 car, and drop them in
London"
Struggling impotently, they were
led away, and the leader passed on
to the remaining two men.
$50, Zaboleff. you came after ALL
Unwise, surely. in view of the police?"
"Who are you?" muttered Zaboeff
his lips trembling.
"a specimen hunter" said the other
suavely. 81 am making a collection
of people like you. The police of
our country are unduly kind 10 your
breed although they would not have
been kind to you tonight. Zaboleff,
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-07-22
LeUerhulme Built
Up Big Industry

The passing of Lord Leverhulme,
the great soap magnate, has focused
widespread attention on the tremen-
dous daily output of that commodity
from the works he founded at Port
Sunlight.
In 1886, when the firms first boiling
Of soap was made at the original fac
tory at Warrington. the output was
20 tons week. Now 1t is over 1000
tons week. necessitating the employ
ment Of 10000 workers and the use of
100000 packing cases a year. The
latter requires the consumption of
20,0O0,0O0 tons of wood
Port Sunlight was founded in 1889.
the site having been selected by Lord
Leverhulme himself in his search for
suitable riverside factory premises. In
10 years the business had grown so
large that the site Of the factories
was extended to 800 acres. The trains
employed annually in carrying goods
from the factories would, if placed end
to end. reach from Liverpool to Lon
don London Tit-Bits.