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Evening star., 1925-07-16
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
H. B. LEARY, Jr., & BROS.
CHRYSLER DISTRIBUTORS.

OFFER THE FOLLOWING
used cars at prices that make
each car a good investment in
dependable transportation:
Ford sedan, good running
order SIPS
Overland sedan, Al con-
dition 200
Overland tour, Al cond.. Us
1920 Lexington touring. 200
1920 Buick touring. go. 200
1923 Maxwell sport tour. 500
1924 Maxwell club sedan. $50
1925 Hudson coach. ..... 1,2OO
1924 Chevrolet sedan 49,. $50
1923 Chevrolet coupe, -. $50
1924 Ford touring. ...... US
Reasonable Terms.
1921 14th ST.
North 1926.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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HUPMOBILE
USED CAR
DEPARTMENT.

1923 Maxwell touring. .. S4OO
1923 Durant sedan ...... 4o5
1928 Hupp 2-pass. coupe. 795
1924 Hupp touring. 49,. $50
1923 Chevrolet sedan. -. 2o5
1925 Hupp touring. go. 975
1925 Hupp eight touring. 1,o25
1924 Hupp touring. 49,. $50
1922 Wills-St. c. roadster. 1000
1921 Ford sedan ...... 100
1922 Auburn coupe. -. 4o5
1924 Ford sedan :..... 3o5
1922 Buick touring. ..... 495
1923 Ford coupe 49,. ESQ
1923 Packard touring. -. LAYS
1924 REQ touring ....... $50
1924 Studebaker special
six touring 49,. 900
1924 Ford sedan ........ AIS
1921 Olds touring ..... 275
1925 Olds sedan ........ 1850
1923 Hupp 4pass. coupe. 800
Your Car in Trade.
Open Evenings.
Very Liberal Terms.
STERRETT & FLEMING, Inc.
Home of the Certified Gold
Seal Used Cars,
1881 14th St.
Champlain at Kalorama Rd.
Phone Col. $3.50.
SALE SALE
TO-DAY
AND ALL THIS MONTH.
Profit by Our Experience.
Invest Your Money in a
Used Car,
Don't Merely Spend 1t.
The USED CAR DEPART
MENT of THE WASHING
TON CADILLAC COMPANY
is offering REAL INVEST
MENTS FOR YOUR MONEY.
makes 81 ,. and baTs Ssd
and painted and may be purchased on
monthly payments.
The Washington Cadillac Co.,
1l38-114O Conn. Ave.
Frank. 5000.
Open Evenings.
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RUMMAGE
SALE.

Dodge roadster ........... 500
Ford touring ............. SO
Ford 4-door sedan. ......... 200
Sphinx-classy car. 49,. u
Chevrolet 1923 touring. -. $50
Dodge 1921 touring. ...... ESQ
Nash, 1921, 4-cyl.. =. 100
Ford coupe, 1922. =. ESQ
Chevrolet 1924 sedan. 49,. 375
Ford Tudor sedan. ........ 400
Essex coupe, 4-cyl.. =. $50
Nash 1928 touring. ....... 500
And Is Other Cars.
"REMEMBER THE ADDRESS,"
NASH DISTRIBUTORS.
1909 l. STREET,
WALLACE MOTOR CO.
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ARMY OFFICER WILL sCBLET UNTIL
Sept; 15, rooms and bath. large screened
porch; 3 exposures. at Kew Gardens 27th
and sts. Phone Potomac SIS 49,
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BUY

BUY
REPOSSESSED CAR.
NO FINANCE CHARGES.
TERMS OR TRADE.
sssa'Ssaii5 ~ ssSeias' Big s.s: sssefs effssa.e aeaS,
H,,gIa0 Huggmobiis sgcrt t9grl11s. 1924.
Packard twin touring. 1922.
franklin Frank GHASa sedan. a'1H 1iHS2s.
Ghevr9let roadster: balloon tires 1924.
Cadillac phaeton, 1921.
fully equipped. and appearance like new.
bs,,p BY paying I small cash payment and the
Ss sEnF n he sapsd fas notes es ssd 81
A LOCAL BANK.
Can be seen at 2o07 18th NV.
OPEN EVENINGS.
PARTS-PARTS.
S sH$asH Il II 5G.sa II. sss
LINCOLN
5-Pass. Sedan Demonstration.
Telephone M. 1891.
FORD MOTOR CO.,
45l Penna. Ave.
REAL BUYS.
B0fss B0tf Toqfsns Bsso Bsssy
studebaxer Special 8 touring: Al
stade baker Light q. recon;ditioned. 400 100
}ssss' bosss Tsnrnr used 'pnppy s9s 4SSSS
Eod Taos SEDAN i1s9de as4 seneon
Dodge Coupe, 3-passenrer ...... 400
ssud.ssaep sud aer EsS. G Ee' g. runs ns~ hne Soo
E9rd ES. Coupe: with starter I76
Buick E,45 Touring. ...,.......e.. ' ~ i3s
Ford Tourings: good shape. ....... 70 up
dsf Ia soxn spos cost Tss sSo ssfROt %
Ss be%ePstraiions 81 eheerfuliy given on isH al
purchasers we're open ali the time. eve
UNION STATION GARAGE.
81 Eye St. Ne. Fr 1905 or FIR. s62e. 49,
PHELPS AUTO EXCHANGE,
1925 18th St. NV.
1924 Essex coach.
1894 Ford Fordor sedan.
1924 Peerless 4-pass.
1924 Buick sedan.
1924 Buick touring.
1923 Oakland coupe.
1923 Buick 4-cyl roadster.
Low ae2T TphIessERERsosAsLE sSIfs .GRSEE.RRsos TERMS.
SALE SALE
TODAY
AND ALL THIS MONTH
Profit by Our Experience.
Invest Your Money in a
Used Car,
Don't Merely Spend 1t.
The USED CAR DEPART
MENT Of THE WASHING
TON CADILLAC COMPANY
is offering REAL INVEST
MENTS FOR YOUR MONEY.
Various makes and models-open and
closed--most of them have been overhauIed
and painted and may be purchased on
monthly payments.
The Washington Cadillac Co.,
1138-ll4O Conn. Ave.
Frank. 1900.
Open Evenings.
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TWO ROOMS AND BATH NON-HOUSE-
keeping: downtown section: furniture at
sacr1hce: reasonable rent. Franklin 52n6-W.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
SOUND VALUES
IN USED CARS.

Every used car we offer for
sale has passed rigid tests in our
service department. We know
it's exact condition and the price
always represents sound, value.
For your protection, buy your
used car from a reputable dealer.
Evening star., 1925-07-16

BEAUTIFULLY AND COMPLETELY FUR
nlshed for housekeeping: 2 rooms and kitch-
en-: very reasonable. sos Longfellow st
Evening star., 1925-07-16

ILAkomA A-FCRNISHED 3RooM AND
bath h.k. apt. that will please you; cool
comfortable. quiet: continuous hot water:
large porch. balcony delightful location:
beautiful trees song birds; adults. Adams
Evening star., 1925-07-16

THE AyoNDALE.- 1874 p ST. APT. ga
= r. kitchen and bath: attractively fur.
nlshed. S62 30. Ask at switchboard l7s
1912 IRVING ST. Nw.-ENTTRE FLOOR,
adults preferred; $50 mon: private home
Evening star., 1925-07-16

THE ALBEMARLE. 100 T ST. NW-TWo
and three rooms and bath. desirable perma-
nent tenants. Phone North 357O- l6s
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TWO ROOM KTTCHENETTE AND BATH
APARTMENT. renting for $50: available i'm
medlately. upon purchase of furniture 1909
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3008 18th NV MT PLEASANT-2nd
floor. rooms. kitchenette complete for
housekeeplng including and elect: $50
311 11th ST. .W.-ENTIRE 2nd FLOOR
private home. r. and semi bath: nicely fur
nlshed: near park and Govt. bldgs.: $50 a
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1888 BILTMORE-3rd FLOOR. 3 LARGE
attractive rooms. tile bath. large closets.
electric lights. continuous hot water: near
Million Dollar Bridge. on car lines: unlln1-
tied telephoue. all for onIy SB5
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1900 X ST N.w-FOR SUITCASE TO
October l, rooms. kitchen and bath. suit
aoIe for three adults: rent reasonable. 16s
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Cadillac Victoria, V-63
Cadillac touring, V-o3.
Cadillac touring, type SO.
Cadillac touring, type 81.
Pierce-Arrow sedan.
Studebaker sedan, 1924.
Chevrolet touring, 1924.
Dodge sedan, 1922.
Chandler passenger sedan.
Dodge roadster.
Ford coupe, 1924.
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WANTED-AuTOMOBfLES. LES.

CASH for your used car Don't fail TO see
Mr Barnes. 1920 Conn. ave. FIR. zoos. Open
\ 30 m 10 q N m
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NEAR LINCOLN PARK-THREE ROOMS
path, sleeping porch: laundry; ami: house
Keeping. 1924 II ST
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1866 COL. RD-2 APIS. SECOND THIRD
ddoors; no. nicely furnished: electricity, gas.
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IN THE CHATEAU THIERRY 1920 8 ST
nv block of Conn. ave. 2 rooms
Kitchen and bath. completely furn new: ali
outside rooms: Summer rate TO responsible
party. North oB04 i6s
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ARE EXCEPTIONALLY Low PRICED, BUtT
WE BELIEVE THAT THE CARS OFFERED
ABOVE HAVE THE MOST SATISFACTORY
UNUSED TRANSPoRTATIQN THAT IS
POSSIBLE TO BUY FOR THE PRICE.
WARDMAN MOTOR
CAR COMPANY, INC,
11C8 Vermont Ave.
1922 Connecticut Ave.
Main 4342.
WHERE SATISFACTION is
A CERTAINTY.
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IF YOUR PRICE Is RIGHT / will pay you
cash for your used Ford. Mr.. DELL lS4O
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BOARD and room. near public school. for
X3a ~3anan ~ once and little girl of school are.
Aaoreks BOX l43- z. Star Office, iSs
Evening star., 1925-07-16

GLEN ECHO. MD.
Now open for the Summer: single and
double rooms: first-class table. Tel. Beth.
2o1-Fs21. 16s
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! z. HATH AND KTTCHENETTE. FURN-
$50 D. H. JOHNSON Co. 94l n Y. ave
3 ROOMS. BATH AND KITCHENETTE:
eIectrlclty. 209 st. NV. Reasonable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04

Mr. Wells admitted the other day
that he wouldn't DO afraid 60 send
me on any story that broke"
"All sob sisters talk alike" com
moutcd Sinhad sullivan. a froe lance
press agent who sometimes drifted
into tho Telegraph office with Bob
Never saw woman ON a paper yet
who didn't want 60 ho tho best man
on the staff They arc an right. too,
Tor advice 60 girls and stories about
starving orphans"
barbara turned on him with blaE.
ing eyes, AT any rate, Mr., sullivan.
women are morn likely than men 20
be- sober when a big story breaks
Wow. Bahsr' yelled Bob IN slice,
what a knockout blow, Siuhad
hasn't much comeback on that
score,
'But l never thought you were a
cat. Bahs. Guess you've been work
ing too late nights and forgetting
your daily dozen, Old tempera on the
wArpath."
I'm not cat. snapped Barbara.
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29lf, patlt9Dc5lc y g !:

"But / go, 30 tired Of superior males
I'm not always responsible Sinbad
knows Ike him But hc ais,
knows I'm iuHJ as good newspaper
man as there ia ON this staff AND
1 get just as good assignments"
"oh, Miss Iiawlcy. Alr, Wells wantr
20 see YOU" Miss Badgers voice cat
In, Barbara turned. startled II wa
the first time that the society editor
had ever volunteered a remark "a
her,
Wells looked up with his chroni,
frown ~ anxiety when Barbara ap
preached 'Hou'u find n stack OF let
tiers over on that -loyclorr
mail. MiB Badger tolls mo she n,
longer has time for tho column. Ant
l said ia hand Il over 10 you. nct
ter look 'om over tonight and pleh
out some snappy ones for tomorrow
"Loyelorn," repeated barbara
aEhast.
sure, potty pimplo's Advice e
Young Girls. Wlnnlrrcd's Warnings
you know the stuff
What's tine matter. Rabs1" aahet
Bob. whom sho returned 10 IN,
group sinh3d Sullivan wna jusl
lurching away 90 tho elevator.
barbara turned a faco toward hin
half humorous. half tmEic. Welt
has given me tho loyolorn column
She dumped tho mara OF mail on he
desk, Lavender and pink envelopes
prcdomlnated
hob opened his mouth 70 roar. bat
changed his mind and shut Il again
"well." he said. HIS eyes twinkling
"This has tho elements OF Ercal
tragedy / can see that"
Harharn's face was moro solemn
cut il out. Bob" she rrtorted. How
would you Ike 60 90 Advice 20 Younf
Girls and winnifrod's warningaT''
Right IA my line. F." sald Bob. "BuI
OF course wo men don't ever got 4
chance At that kind OF Assignment
TouEhW
Barbara walked away. She eoult
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04

Tho intswfbau was ny,,.t
rras November nslds. Bsrs. .'.''
back with her hat pylI,4 - ~
eyea' trying % tsL me a. 80 be-
haa caught her hair up IN 49,, -
ish lines about her carr. ".
She Has trying not 10 ,b,,,
waa s'iiI half hour 49, -. me-,
reczh her home station ~ so'A
IN tho car had just b tr- r.. lgsi'
ana Commuters were ru,fllrr =. q,
pages u their Newspaper 49,, = ne
ms iE m0ngtoneA 4 AK
Been noticing this nev -,
hrmT nd somsboIy hi fr,.- ~ !. ,' .,
Going big, looks Ike. sss ~ ~. - e.
grhph says they're going ~ ~. -
millions into tho new yalo MO. .l'.s
Development scheme. show n. o.
what progress really mean, - ~
get Manners or Stone 10 eo,, 's.'sf
talk before The Ciyltas cI,b ~
a big idea" M
An the same replied a s,.,,.
voice, II wouldn't put a bras. ,Ilit
10 anything that chap Manner, /.
tsres'cd iu. ] don't Ike ~ -. =
his tastes In women elther.o - "
Barbara rat bolt upright.
10 BE Continued,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
what.n ] bs when I'm ssT'

What'll ! bs when I'm ssF'
We'll" Hlid Sob gruyely, III you
don't SCI hold ~ yourself and live
moro fcnsibly. you'll be another Mias
Badger az her ago, You're burning
tho candle Bt both ends, Haba. work
ing an hours and eating when you
happen 10 thiui. ~ d. You'd better
take a tumble and lot up "a biz"
A Few minutes later Hha left the
office on her way 81 q beauty parDr
II want q shampoo aud marcel
aud n facial massage ana q mani
cure" fho said 90 the crisp woman
in charge. And ! want somebody
30 fuAs over me without talking 20
me. I'm no tired Of this universe I
am afraid ia Shrek II anyone even
spoke 10 me-"
You're business woman. aren't
your replied tho woman we get
lots N customers Just Ike you, In
fact tho bulk OF our business comes
from iuHt such girls. ] think $50 can
make you comfortable
Tho next two h0un were n blissful
series Of warm lathers and cold cream
pats and dclicately pcrfumcd rinscs.
Barbara lay under tho deft hands Of
the girl operator enjoying every pro-
cess In complete relaxation. She
closed her eyes and almost went 10
sleep during the massage,
Two women were talking IN the
next booth 1T sure makes me sick"
said "a harsh voice. the way these
sheltered women talk about NJ work.
ing girls spending our money IN
beauty shops and for clothes and
things. They seem 10 think n woman
who stays az homo and lives on some
man has n better right 20 n marcel
than the jane that gets out and earns
tho two dollars herself
Should rcs my boss wife. Eyey
time rho comes into tho office sh,
gives my hair tho once over and ther
looks as ir she'd like 90 rec M
struck by lightning for my sinful cx
tfawRnuec.
TELL sou, n woman that works oil
I day IN an officc has got 10 nave hpH'
beauty helps, with all she can do
she's an old woman years before hei
time. wr1nkled with worry and pal'
and stringy haired.
"sho hasn't no tlmo 20 take cart
Of her hair and skin. or TO get am
exercise or recreation. GOSH Mabel
wouldn't grab some man. ~ he onl!
hove In sightr'
TITS a hard NE" came tho voloi
{ OF tho operator Nobody realizes 3
but the women who have 10 do a.
Barbara found herself listening In
( tenlly. The discussion went on, TAX
I ing moro and more the tone Of NJ
/ lmpassioncd harangue
IAN this rot about tho new woman
and her indepcndcncc-blnh' Wha
the heck does woman care about IN
dependcnce7 Al rho wants or need
/ In this world is some good looks an
good clothes and man to take car
OF her. EH women weren't meant q
[ battle tho world for ourselves.
Would I be clinging vinc7 Say
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
NY names Bob Merry mate" said the sailor kindly

what IS your nance" Nick ask.
ed the big sailorman who had row.
ed himself and Nancy out TO the
whaling vessel.
My names Bob Merry. mate"
said the sailor kindly Vow what
would you young 'uns like 70 see
firSt2"
"oh. everything guess" said
Nancy.
Everything. ch?" said Bob good
naturediy. "You want TO see every.
thing first!'
WIN you please show us where
they put the whales when they
catch them" said Nick.
PUT the whales when they catch
them?" repeated Bob in astontsh.
ment. say. young 'un. What do
you think whales Is7 slinnIes7 To
nc packed up. dozen in tin
rox. and carried around in lunch
bo1esf"
The Twins laughed. mo. know
they arc too big for that" said
Nick. But they have TO put them
somewhere when they catch them.
don't they
''shfver my timbersr' cried Bob
with elee. 'Just listen, now. Why,
mate. II you'd put one o them
there big boys on this boat. we'd
an make a visit to Davy Jones at
the bottom O. the sea, 30 80 would.
No. sir. There's no room on this
boat for whale or even a little
whale. They're too big
The Twins looked puzzled. so Bob
said. "Now see here, young 'uns,
you come along and I'll tell you
all about It"
So he took them to the side OF
the big ship. where n heavy row
boat stood near the rail. In II were
some long sharp things that looked
Ike huge fish hooks on broom
handles. In the center Of the boat
was a sort Of tub with a neat coll
Of heavy rope-yards and yards
long.
The harpooner and three other
men 20 out in this boat when they
sight n whale said Bob "The
harpooner is the man who throws
one of these long sharp knives
with hooks ON 'em. They are called
harpoons.
"The others row until they get
near the whale, then the harpooner
throws his harpoon at the whale.
II has a rope on the end Of Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04

bo. Iurt give me the chaHcs''
Barbara opened her ryrs and
looked nt the calm face ~ the EIn
who was marching her hair How
many DO you get like thntT' che
asked.
Hundreds" replied the Fin.
They don't an talk 20 much But
they all feel the same way And
they're an here "a save their beauty
for some man, or Fet E0mg beauty
they never had Sometimes iTs "a
definite man. and sometimes irH Just
Man-tho species But n an the men
should die or, every beauty shop
would go bankrupt over night. and
tho word marcel would pass ont Of
the language
Barbara looked az her reflection IN
tho Rlars. Her Skin vas frr5heHed
by tho treatment ana her halr iay IA
shining streamCrs that were falling
into sleek waves under the operators
irons
with the disgusting conversation
sim In her mind. Barbara looked
more critically a. her face. and
smiled with satisfaction. what q cat
Miss Badger had been 90 speak Of
her ms though Ehe were getting really
oldl
The girl had stopped in the middle
n the marcel ana WIS bending over
Barbara.
what about coming IN some day
MBs Hawley." che asked. and hay
ing one Of our new mud packs. FOL.
lowed by electric yibratonY IT'S I'm
for tiny wrinkles and for bleachinf
circles around the eyes, IN guaran
tee that by tho time you've had two
or three OF the treatments. you won't
look day over 27."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04

not engaged 70. and never glyo any
advice that viii break up n home,
or stir wives 60 revolt. or anything
liko that.
quite a responsibility really. but
you1l get along all right You've
reached years OF discretion yourself"
Thank you. Miss Badger" Bar
hsra's voice was velyety, You should
know. How many years IL & that
you've run this column--i5 or 207'
she turned and walked back 20
her desk
Bob came back 20 her. II ray.
Baha. didn't mean 10 hurt your
feelings, You've always been such
a good scou, that I thought We could
tease you"
Il know. Sob. sho answered. but
I can't imagine what's wrong with
mo lately. I'm cross and anhDpy all
tho time. and there aru days when
hate everybody around me. I'm
afraid I'm getting 20 be sour old
woman already and I'm only 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04

nARRARA llAWLEN. IS, breaks
with her fauCp, BRUCE REA-
NOl.pS and gets a sob uu The Tclo-
graph in order 60 soc lie
ANDREW McnEkMDfE a close
friend ~ harbaTRs father before hts
death. ls managing editor
After many exciting adventures,
Barbara aud ROB JEFFRlES, police
reporter. 80 cut at a. m. 90 cover
a night club murder The murdcreRs
proves 20 be a woman ~ refinement.
who has shot man IA n love tri-
angle she tells Barbara, You can't
beat llfc.
Barbara Is sent 20 the offices ~
Manners. Stone and Reynolds Go get
a story, She sees a stylish woman
IN mourning come Out 81 hruco NeN-
nold's private office.
Later in the hall ~ her boarding
house, Bruce meets NlnLEIIA
GRANNY Barbara. Jealous ~ tho
woman in mourning, calls Bruce on
the telephone. but loses her nerve
and hangs up the receiver Just as
ne answers.
NOW co ON wTrH THE STORY
CHAPTER NJ
USORRY. Bob. hut you're wrong
- again. There's no limit TO
what a woman reporter can do, Even
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
Beauty Ensemble to
Entertain at Dance

A beauty ensemble" Of seven viii
furnish tho entertainment between
dances az an informal hail given by
tho Third Regiment Dancing club az
tho shrine auditorium on Saturday
evening. THIS viii b. the third Of n
series given 20 raise funds 10 send
tho regiment 10 tho Detroit oonclavs
In 1898.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04

not trust herself TO speak She found
Miss Badger standing beside her
"Youu learn tho loyelorn column r.
quite n task. Miss 1IawlcY Every
letter has 20 30 answered. either IN
print. or personally And you have
20 b very careful what advice you
givo. Always b. conservative. you
know. Tell 'em 20 como IN a. p.
m. and never 20 klr anybody they're
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04

there until they arc ready 10 &c,
tho hlubbcr or him"
what Il hlubbarg" asked Nancy.
"Fat-lu Just fat" said noh ~
whales nearly al blubbcr That's
what they hunt him for-tho hlub.
Der, II makes fiuo oil when Il IA
boiled down But come. f'il show
you all over tho ship"
The Twins did not need 20 be
coaxed. sou may 30 sure. They
had never been 70 interested about
anything IN their lives before.
to Bo Continucd.l
fCspyrirhf. 1895. y. y. A. Service. fnr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04

"The harpoon Is really a knife
with hook on the back. as you
can see. so that when Il goes into
tho whale tho hook can't he pulled
out again or course. tho whale
tries to got away. and lashea
around something terrible. but be
can't. because tho rope and the
hook hold him After a while he
gets tired and dies, and the men
in tho boat pull him along after
them. on top OF the water. until he
comes right alongside the vessel
But they don't haul him on board.
No Stree, He's too big They tls
him with ropes and let him float
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-05-07
King Tommy

I.ystria- For the sake OF EngIand's
greatness be was ready to sacrifice
Norheys. II sacrifice had been neces-
sary.
There was also another coneidera-
ton which weighed with Troyte. He
came to Il when he had finished with
the OIL
The Germans" he said. -aFe
seheming 70 put up q king OF their
own in Lystrla. The man they have
in mind Is the Prinz Won Stelnveidt.
Il used to know him" said. He
was In the foreign office In Berlin.
He must be BIT TOO old for the prln-
cess. Do you think she'd marry
hlmYn
The princess" said Troyte. win
marry the man she's told toe
was not so sure about that The
spirit OF revolt against that doctrine
OF q girls duty laid arm hold upon
the middle classes years ago. Since
then Il has been spreading upward,
and. dare say. downward Il would
not surprise me to hear that rebel
lion Is now openly advocated In the
schoolrOoms Of palaces Besides. Ca
lypso appeared to be an emanclpated
woman II she dances In a cabaret
in Berlin she must have shed most
Of the garments OF conyentionsllty In
which most princesses are wrapped.
by the way" / said. where's King
Wladislaws now7 AS the girls faith
er he may want to have say about
her marriage"
"Wladislaws has gone under utter
~" said Troyte Il don't know
where he Is or what he's doing. We
need not consider him."
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CHAPTER iii

Two or three days later Norheys
came tc NE In the club where was
lunchine.
Look here. Uncle BILL" he said,
you remember my telling you the
other day about my going in for be-
ing a king and that sort OF thing"
ayes"
well. Uncle Ned's been at me
again and he's rather surprised me.
Now, I'm q fellow who isn't at all
easy TO surprise; for what / always
say is: Whatever happens-even X
the jolly old sun doesn't turn mp In
the morning at the proper hour-tnke
Il calmly. And that's what do,
make regular rule OF It; but I'm
bound 70 say Uncle Ned made me
jump this time
"If there's anything more surprising
than being asked suddenly to be a
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-05-07
Heifer on Thin Pasture
Needs Supply Of Grain

Herds Of cattle, some handled In the
right way and some hanoied in the
wrong way, have been noticed BY L.
V. Wilson Of the dlyIEf0n Of dairy
husbandry at University farm, st.
Paul, MINI. in visiting farms in the
vicinity OF the twin cities recently
The young cattle In some Of these
herds, says Mr.. Wilson, are turned out
on the theory that they viii pick up
on pasture and look pretty good In a
few weeks. Their owners fail to
realize that while they are picking
up their growth IL really being re-
tarded.
The young cattle IN other herds,
however, show that the breeders have
realized that young heIfers must be
given the best possible chance during
the winter and that they must con-
tInue their gains in weight every day
when drst turned out 20 pasture. Such
gains are assured By adding a little adj
dItIonal grain in the early pasturing
days. In this way the inevitable
shrinkake which comes TO animals
when only access to grass IL given is
avoided.