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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12
The Value of Goodwill

DARING the sale of Dodge Brothers
ID stock in Michigan because the stock
issue exceeds the value of the tangible
assets won't have much significance out
side of that state. Often in an established
businesses the actual value of tangible
assets is insignificant compared with the
value of the business as a going concern.
There Is more to profitable manufac-
turing plant than land, buildings, machin-
cry and office furniture, which would
come under the head of tangible assets.
The cost of organizing and developing
a business, including advertising, is quite
apt to be much larger part of the invest
ment than the cost of tangible assets, If
the business is profitable all this helps
increase the value of the business. If the
venture fails, their value is nil and there
is big depreciation in the tangible assets,
So what goes in under the head of good
will is Just us real as what is termed tan
gible so far as the purpose of the invest
ment is concerned; and that is to earn
profit.
But good will has to be earned. If land
is bought, buildings erected machinery
installed and manufacture started there is
Only prospective value dSlue llOIH tdllSlblC
assets. In other words, it's gamble.
The daily stock quotations, aside from
speculative manipulation, are influenced
by earning power 1t isn't the tangible
assets that fluctuate and make stocks go
UP or down. Good or bad management.
market conditions. supply and demand,
reputation of a concern and its product
all these have their influence on earning
power and stock values.
And it is easily possible for an estab-
lished and successful business to be worth
several millions of dollars, and yet have
tangible assets of much less than a mil
lion.
The purpose of so-called blue sky laws
is to prevent exploitation of the public by
the sale of stock which has only gam
bling possibility, and often is fraudulent
in its representation of that An estab-
lished industrial concern is easily checked
as to the value of good will and earning
power as well as tangible assets. Complete
financial reports of all big industrial con-
Germs are easily accessible to the press and
public. 1t is different with fly-by-uight
ventures which blue sky laws were de-
signed to check and thwart.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12

census. lie asked our worthy
town horse.shocr, Pat Finnigan.
was he white or black. and
spent the spring and summer in
county hospital.
a female census taker can be
personal 10 tho limit, II she puts
her own temperament aside and
is ladylikc and discreet In put.
tin her questions. Tho cen.
sus takcr usually calls when
only tho housewife Is at home.
II is only u woman who has
the delicate tact TO success.
fully put TO another woman
such questions as "Aro you
married to your husband2" "An.'
cestors black, white, red or yol-s
low" How many children. IL
any," Your age2" ANY lep.
rosy or :t.s in fnmily?" ia.
sher or mother insnne?" "gc.
liglor. IL nny2' Former con.
dItlon Of servitude?" Divorced
and II so, how much?" Are
you II paupcr?" and so forth.
or course, about 1000 New
York political hcolcrs win be
dissatisfied by Mrs. Knapp civ.
in those jobs to women but, MS
hcreinbcforo remarked. yours
truly thinks that Mrs. Knapp tx
appropo In her discrimination In
favor OF the fair sex that en-.
joys asltin' questions that other
females are bound TO answer.
TX. l..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12
SMOKING ROOM
STORIES

THE smoker from Dixie was
i telling them. There IL no
subject that interests the South.
crn colorcd folks 20 much as
plain. ycllow.iegged chickens. II
hits them where they live. with
chickens. they are rich. With.
out chickens, they are In the
depths Of unEpeakable distress.
The 'pahsOu' was calling on
Amelia. and was 10 remain for
supper Amelia went out TO
The coop 10 prepare tho piece
ds resistance Back she came
into the house with a rush. her
face like a Mid.Wcst cyclone. I
ciar ter goodness. cud XII
that low-down onery. lazy mig,
sab Of mine cud. pahson. lie
done gone of an ler the coop
doah open an al dem chick.
ems am gone
sho. Nellie, said the par.
son. Don youalls worry none.
Dem chickens II come home
Come homer shouted Am
ella, come homer YoualIs
wrong. pahson. Dey'll 20
homor"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12
EUery Nan Has HIS Theory

COME husbands prefer to quietly rely
~ on theory Others engage in the prac-
tical application of theory. 1t all depends
on the wife, and you can take your choice.
Mrs. Charlie Porter, wife of the pre-
prietor of San Francisco beauty parlor,
gets a divorce because her husband
spanked her regularly. ~ didn't give him
any reason" testifies the lady ~ tried to
be good girl, but he insisted upon spank
ing anyway He said it was good for
wives, whether they deserved it or not.
The world would be whole lot better, he
told me, if every wife got spanked at least
once a week"
OF course, Mrs Porter is entitled to
sympathy, but some thanks are due Por-
ter in that he warmed up wife on general
principles only. Heaven only knows what
quantity of cheer would take wings from
the marital state should beauty parlor
expert proclaim that the spanking of
woman enhanced her beauty Why, there
would be thousands of wives who-but fur
Their discussion of the matter would be
profitless, not to say almighty dangerous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12
SCIENCE
Spleen's Function

THlE riddle OF the spleen has
i been solved. The spleen IL n
large organ just below the ribs
on the right side OF tho body
It's function always has been a
mystery.
BY nm ingenious act OF experI.
ments Prof Bancroft has found
that the spleen Is a storage or.
gan for rcd blood corpuscles. In
the treatment OF some cases n
rs necessary TO remove tho
spleen. The person upon whom
this operation Is performed seems
to get along perfectly welt. with.
out his spleen. However. IL ia
now known that this person In
under n handicap. The organ
that was n storage place for the
redsblood corpusclcs Is gone. and
In emergencies, such ns vloleu
or protrncted physical cxertion.
or In certain poisonings. such ns
carbon mOnoxidc. the blood IN
without these achievements.
Consequently, the person thus
handicapped will die. under such
conditions. much sooner than a
person with a spleen, This has
been demonstrated by many OK.
perimcnin made with animals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12
New Prediction Tax Cut
Is Hope of Administration
BY LEOd. SACK

ton reduction. 10 predicted
lower surtax rates and the prob.
able elimination OF estate taxes.
Iiis speech will serve az an Bd.
di0Onal cue Tor Republican aen.
ntOrs and congeggmcn during
the summer.
Tho ways md meaua commit.
tee N tho house, which writes
tho taxation law, viii meet next
October. two months IN adyanco
Of the converting Of congress, 20
prepare u definite tax program.
The committee win work for
two months 10 have d new biz
ready for Introduction when con-
Rrcas meets, The measure will
be given preference and every e.
fort made 10 enact IL into law iH
advance II the March IS, 1926
income tax payments
n the plan h successful the
Republican, believe they Will
have n definite achievement IN
tax reduction 10 offer the voters
IN the fan elections.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12
Yes, We're Still Healthy
BY +. G. ORR

the highest death rate In the
United statea IN 1924
Al a rule the death rate n
rural districts is lower than that
Of the cities. Sometimes II viii
be only half as large. But this
is not tho case in Delaware.
Michigan. New York, New Jersey
and New Hampshire. where 1924
death rates were higher for
country folks than for their city
relatives.
The rates was just about the
same, country and city. in Ohio.
Indiana, Connecticut and Cali
fornia.
Infant mortality rates for 1924
arc generally lower than those
for 1923, as only three Of the IS
states in ths birth registration
area show higher rates In 1924.
The highest infant mortality
rate in 1924 is that Of South
Carolina, 1916. and tho lowest
for Nebraska rural districts, 81
In cities. tho highest 1924 rate.
%. is Tor Trenton. ana the low
est, 45.3 for Seattle.
MDntana's population must re-
main more stationary than that
Of any other state, inasmuch as
Is had the lowest birth rate in
1924. lGi births per I.0oe popu-
lation. and as its death rate vas
also tho lowest.
North Caroilnn's country dis
tricis had tho highest birth rate
in the United States IN ls24-3ls
per 1000 population.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12

out. Abdscl krim Was IS years
old lie was employed ~ Spain,
IN the office of native affairs. AZ
Aicilla Pretty well educated.
"a unRuiaf. wclltmvclsd, sharp.
influential among the hill tribes
~ the Ritt where he was born.
be was a good acquisition.
After tha aar started. however.
France had considerable trouble
IN Morocco German agents
were busy among the natives and
there were several attempts ~
uprls!uFs And France traced
some ~ her troubba 90 Abdscl.
kum. who. thc French charged,
was In The pay Of the kaiser aud
was using ths Riff an a plo,
hatchery
Spain threw Add cl.Krim into
prison. lie escaped Wounded
in the leg as no was making HIS
getaway. they caught him and
shut him UP again. Now. he
claims ho was badly treated BY
his captors and. watching his
chance. he made a second dash
for liberty and. this time. he won
thru 10 hts beloved mountains Of
tho Riff.
There he turned rebel. From a
total population Of some 500 900
MoorE iuhabi,inE tho Spanish
proleelorato. no raised an army
Of about 1900 men which he
drilled and disciplined European
fashlon Adapting modern fight.
Ing methods 20 tho native or
mountain style Of warfare. by
1921 he had Spain worried and hy
1924 he hHd her beaten.
Forcing the spanish army.
10000 strong. back 10 the very
sea. Abi.cl,Krim then turned on
France. IN possession OF tho rest
Of Morocco 10 tho south rs n
prntcctoratc.
'h'hN NfA tAF 49, AfbH wv
Nobody known but he has rifles
OF every make. even American.
How has he financed such a
long war; Principally by cap.
turing soldiers By the thousands.
then selling. or rausominE, them
back 10 Spain.
How has he managed 20 win
out against such odds7 By his
mountain tactics plus his sudden.
lightning strokes on horseback
against an unsuEpectins foe.
VIII France be able 10 defeat
him7 Probably. Better equipped.
able fighters. In less difficult
country. with railways and good
roads behind their front. the
French ought soon 20 have the
situation well in hand.
At that, II will be no picnic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12

ILTABmNGTON, May H.
w Lower taxes ana more econ.
omy viii be tho chief Issues IN
tho congressional campaign Of
1925 II the plans Of adminlatra
ton lenders do not miscarry.
The off.yenr congressional cleo.
lions are regarded ns extremely
important ms indicative " the
administrations strength In the
general elections which follow
two years later.
IN their bpecchcs and news.
paper statements this spring.
Coolidge leaders IN congress md
cabinet Ofncerg are btresHIng
lower taxes and economy. They
nrc taking credit for ia" rsduc.
ton in federal income taxes this
year and promising additional re-.
auctions next yf0r
Secretary Mellon told the AliE.
slssippi Bankera' assertion that
lac treasury department which
means the white House. of
course viii submit n definite
program" TO congress for taxa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12

0ress unconstitutional. and 10 of
these decisions hare been rendered
IN the last Iiuc years.
Q. Is Confederate money redeem
able today?
A. Confederate money Is not re-
decmdblc.
O. What do the Greek words
Sigma and Tau" mean2
a. These arc the names Of the
Greet letters corresponding to our
"S' and "T". Used together hey
arc the name of national honorary
engineering fraternity Of the colleges
and universities Of The United states.
O. How long Is the Lincoln high
way, and thru what states does II
pass?
a. ft runs from NeG York 10
San Francisco and Is 1923 miles IN
length 10 passes thru NcU JerscV
Pennsylvania. ohio. Indiana, M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12
!? !? ANSWERS to Your Questions !? /?

Hots. Ioira. Nebraska. Wyoming.
Utah. NcrGda aud California.
q. Where can obtain informa-
ton as to the tariff rates on all
classes Of goods from all coun,rics7
4. For 10 eonis poa can secure
from The superintendent Of docn.
mcHts. DoUcrnmcnt printing office.
Washington. u. C.. COPY Of tariff
act Of i922. iehich tcill 1irc vou his
Information IN detail.
Q. Arc the same qualifications
necessary for holding a cabinet %.
sition 90 for the presidency?
4 There arc no special aualiHca-
tons for The members Of thr prcsi.
dents cabinet. These persons are
chosen bD The president and con.
drmed by the senate, because ot
their Especial fitness and quaiiGca.
tons for the particular positions
oircu them Politics. Of course. en-
ter 10 some degree into me mat
ter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12
Mr.. Fixit of The Star
Undertakes Here to Remedy Your Troubles
if Of Public Interest

lions Whcs he called for me
sait he found the place closed
and q notice on the door stating
that ihr tailor tras bchird IN hi,
rent and Tho place nod bcen
ci1scd, Hvtc can tcc recover The
au.tf MRR. 4. NJ
Your husband should have no
trouble getting HIS suit. n Il
was paid for. " he viii get IN
touch With the person who
closed the place and prove own.
crshlp
Mr. FIrtt: TIC people ~
South Park ,could Ike 70 tHo,o
trheH they may use me Eighth
arc bridge otter the Dutoumiih
rircrf ~ has been closed for
repairs for 90 days, !. g.
Tho street department advises
that the bridge II now open TO
all drivers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12
BY WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS

him dumpy His complexion Is
like a womsn's. and he iooiu
rather ctfrminhts despite his
uneven. biue.bla,k beard. ON his
head. white turuan. over his
shoulder white and black
striped leiab. pr cloak Hands
almost white with chubby. taper
Ing fingers ilA almost black
eyes are rather shitty under their
long lashea and when hs Is
angry. ihry take on an amber
glow like tigers ready 10
spring out 81 his lair
4 personal ErudEr HKsinst
France and spain has much 20
do with this mans attempt 70
drive both out Of Morocco.
When the World war broke
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12

The Humane society calls Ar,
Ft1it 10 say that a reward Of
SIS viii be paid Tor evidence
that viii convict anyone OF
poisoning dogs
Mr. Fizit had nearly
thrcc dosen tulips pulled up
md currira atcap Some o.
the bahia I found along hc
street. Neiohboa hnrc had
amiiar rzprrierccs We SCI
dom ssc policeman tn mss
locality Can yoH help usf
1921 efh arc. W
The boys. whose names you
give in your letter, probably
do not realize how serious an
offcnse they are committing.
You should report them to tho
Juvenile Court. MA in-5oa5. In
tho meantime sir. Frxit win sec
what he can do,
Mr. Firii Is there any icuy
the property oirncrg can oct
the nlicV cut thru and graded
bercrcn HHi and Walker sis.y
There "a dccp gully on ono
side Of this alley mhich "a fuil
Of stale icafcr, The city has
promised 10 put IN drain. but
has not done so.
MRS. 4. =.
Get tho blanks from the city
engineers office and have n
petition signed by the majority
OF the nbutting property owners
asking for the grading Of the
alley. II unable to do this, ask
THE health department in the
County-City building to have
the staEnant water drained
Mr.. Ftrit Could ono get a
blood test and treatment at the
city health department irithout
being put IN JAZZ Also hot0
much mould such treatment
oosy 4. Il.
II you have no money the
city will give you free blood
tests and treatment, and you
will not have to be confined.
tho many prefer to be confined
until tho treatment is COM
plcted. II you have funds. you
should go TO a good physician.
Avoid auacks.
Mr.. FiIit: In juno or july
wc arc going on a trip aud
teouid IKE 10 do some hunt
ing. Would zee be permitted
TO shoot at game at that sea-
son Of the Vear2 d. NJ r.
You do not state where you
wish to hunt. and as the game
laws vary in the different
states and often In the counties,
II is not possible to answer
your question. Apply to the
game warden in the County
city building. or TO any sport
ing goods house. for a copy OF
the Washington game laws.
Mr.. Firit: Can Dou inform
me tchere can apply for Il
position as teacher on q large
ocean lincfP n. ". ".
None OF the Pacific steam
ships employ teachers. Each
passenger boat carries stew
urdcss. II you would Nc in
tcrested in this apply to Mr.
Mcpheron Of the Pacific Coast
Co., Pier ~, Seattle. or 20 the
Canadian Pacific Steamship Co,
Vancouver, u. C.. or the Robert
Dollar Co, san Francisco.
Mr.. Firii: M husband paid
tailor SIS for sui Of clothes
Aftcr irourinD u a toio times he
took IL back Tor slight aitcra-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12
What Folks
Are Saying

JUDGE THEo. J. RICHTER
Detroit The principal causes
OF divorce are liquor. non.sup-
port. abandonment and gaulbl.
ing Is the worst, for it seems
10 be the root OF all the others"
HELEN MENKES. film star:
In almost all the factors that
enter into her training and de-
yclopmcnt as a daughter. a sis
ter. a playfellow, a friend. n
citizen, an educated person, a
potential wife and mother, tho
girl who has grown up In a
home has tho advantage over
the girl, who. like myself, grows
up in the theatcr."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12

THE lowest death rate In the
l. United states IN 1924 WAS In
the rural districts Of Montana
The death rate for the whole
state was only rs per 1000 pop.
ulation,
other very healthful states IN
1924 were North Dakota, whose
record Is almost az low Mon
tHna'B. Nebraska, and Minnesota.
Washington and Wisconsin come
next, and then Connecticut. II.
llnois, Michigan and Mississippi
Missippi cities. however, had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12
A Thought

II thine enemy hunger, feed
him; II hr thirst, give him
drink; for In so doing thou
shalt heap Goals Of fire on his
head.-Iiom. xii:20.
A n effort made for the happi.
"a ness OF others lifts us
above ourselves. Mrs. l., NJ
Child.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12

YOU can get an answer to
L any question OF fact or In
formation by writing The Seat.
Tie Star Question Editor. 1922
New York ave. Washington,
ID. c., and inclosing cents in
loose stamps for reply. No
medical, legal or marital ad.
vice. Personal replies. conf.
Dental. All letters must be
signed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12
How One Sheik Got His Repenge
The Story ofAbd Ell Krm Who Beat SPAIN Defled France

WAsHNoToN. May -lt
W you like sheik stories your
like this one For II Is the ,air
ot the Young Moor. Abdcl Krim.
Who
Drove 10000 Spanish troops
aim1s, literally into the sra.
Caused n revolution In spain
All but drthruurd King Alfonso
Kill and who. to-day has
turned on France 10 Morocco
with the aypwsd intention OF
driving that country out u
Northern Africa.
Al with an army ri 20 900
men
AIuley Aiahamed Zen Abdsl
Krim 10 still in hia ,hiftira Not
too tail. come people would call
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12
FAMILY FUN

III you please, ma'am. the cats
had chickens"
Nonsense, Nora, you mean kit.
tens Cats don't have chickens"
WAS them chickens you brought
home last night from the storo?''
"Of course"
''Woll, thcm's what the cats
had"-Follies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12

polltiCnl n n u
domestic. hut.
yours truly Is
In pport
" It'll Mrs.
Knapp. Cen.
sus takin' " a
matter OF COS.
spin, and IL
that isn't a
good part Of
W o III n n 3
spheer nothin'
is. ono time,
o Z n or Y o ] d
Constable Seth
Benrisley took
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12

Broczing into laundry a com
mutor took u long breath and said
TO the proprietor, on TOO Long:
Hey, John, this is certainly SOME
morning. amt IL? Tho air Is like a
tonic, the birds are singing and the
buds are just beginning to unfold on
the lilac bushes. Before long the
trees viii be covered with blossoms
and then all nature win be smiling
Some morning oh, John2"
on Too Long held out sallow
hand and replied. blnndly;
mo CHECKEE NO WASHEEr
Youngstown Telegram.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12
TIE MEANEST DAD

when his daughter asks him for
nm ice cream cone. he asks here II
sho wouldn't rather wait and get
an automobile when she's 2O."-
Georgia Cracker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12
.IOSEPH,S THEATRICAL s

"Can any boy tell mo tho earliest
reference in history to theater?"
Yes. teacher: we read in the
Bible that Joseph was taken from
the family circle and put into the
pit,"--Tit Bits,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12
1 Seen by
tn Papers
SEE KITCHEL PIXLEY
Sage Of the 0lympics

A NEW YORK paper remarks
n that MrHA Knapp, secretary
Of state n gpin' TO give 1000
census takin' jobs 10 women.
which sure Ia some experiment,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12
ASK TIE DOCTOR

Take dose of this after each
mcnl"
Eyes, Doc. Now tell me. where
am | going to get the mcals?"-
Cougars Paw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12

Q. How many acts Of congress
have been found unconstitutional by
the supreme court2
n. In nc iehoic historV Of me
United Btdtcs supreme court That
body has found only 80 acts III con
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12

Q. How many firms are represent
ed in the membership Of the United
States Chamber Of Commerce
A. The membership at present Is
about 1850 organizations teith ap-
prorimdtelv f500O firms and indi-
riduaIs
Q. What is meant by the ton
mage" OF vessel?
A. Tonnage is defined as the in
fernal cubic capacity Of a vessel cr-
pressed In tons Gross tonnage Is
the tonnage Of UesSel, plus the
area of any enclosed space for stores
above tonnage deck. Net tonnage Is
the gross tonnage, less space for
machinery, crctr's quarters. etc. Dis
placement tonnage is the Uolume Of
lca,er Vessel displaces measured
by tceight in tons
O. What Is the fastest regular
passenger train in the United
States?
a. The Bo1rdWaIE FLYER, operated
bV the Philadelphia q Reading rail
road betueen Philadelphia and At
ieHtic CitV, making trip in IS
minutes and so seconds, or Gp-
prorimas'lv 60 miles an hour. The
dstanoe is S. miles.
q. b3 a member Of the punitive
expedition into Mexico In 1916 to
1907 entitled 20 a pension2
, a. There B no special pension pro
Dtas'd for persoHs t1Ilo took part IN
~iis expedition. The general lao
pensioninG men iCho SerUcd In the
regular establishmcut Of the army or
nary is the only one nat applies to
such persons.
. Q. What constitutes first. second,
: third and fourth class cities 30 far
as the post office Is concerned?
A. cities are usually classified bv
the post office department on The
basis NJ receipts into four glasses
as Joiioics; First class offices tciih
Oross receipts erccediH0 $1,000 per
dnnuBt; second ciasS ruth from
5 $4,000 10 Ji0,000 per dnHum: third
class irith from $3.50 10 tS,00O per
dHHHBL oad fourth class Icss than
$3.50.
Q. How many acts Of congress
have been found unconstitutional by
the supreme court2
; a. IN nc tchoic historD Of nc
; United states supreme court That
body has found only 50 acts oI con
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The Seattle Star

Gilman Special Ran
stns" s sen'somsr 80 Chicago ne. 40 heh Man ANs New
ny NAH 500 month months 'iso
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12

Appalling increase in divorces?
Surel II Is tho season when he
wants To so fishing and she
wants him to beat the carpets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12

Mr.. Firit; M husband paid
a tailor SIS for sui Of clothes
Aftor woaripD 10 a foio times he
took IL back for slight aitcra-