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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
Lincoln Students
to Present Play

The Boomerang Lincoln high
school senior class play. "a 20 be
presented in tho auditorium Of tho
school two nights, November 20
and 81.
This play was Belasco hit in
1915. when IL was first produced.
Harold Lnncour plays the leading
male role. and Is supported By Betty
Klein. Loren Stone. Peggy Boster.
Byron Lyman. Virginia Seirer.
Maude oliphant, Thelma Cox. Blly
Newkirl, Edgar Neal and Bob kct.
tenring. Miss Helena Tasgart Is di.
rectlng the play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
Ex-U. S. Marshal
Gets Jail Term

Edgar II Poppeli was formerly
n United States marshal In Alaska
Thursday no was q federal pris,
onrr.
Pcppclls finances became low
after be lcft the employ OF the
United states He decided TO call
on his friends for help. But his
letter requesting loans didn't give
the true circumstances % tho case.
SO tho federal grand Jury indicted
him FOR using the mails 20 de-
fraud. "Wednesday no pleaded
guilty and was sentenced TO 80
days In jail. 10 date from the day
OF HIS arrest. November ?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
Father Beats Son;
Mother Kills Him

TENARkANA. Tex. Nov Ia
CBy T.. Pl- Henry wilmoth. Kansas
city Southern special aKcnt. and for.
mer Texas policeman. was shot and
killed in his homo here early today.
Mrs. w'ilmoth told city officers that
she did the shooting. saying that she
acted in selt.defense. John Wilmoth.
a son. told police that his father had
been beating him. and that his moth.
er interfered- Mrs. WiImoth was not
arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
Man Arrested as
Car Theft Suspect

Federal department Of justice or.
emtiyea IN San Diego Wednesday
afternoon took charge OF vs. J Rick.
rri. Of Portland. wanted by Sheriff
siarwich here on q grand larceny
warrant
Rickcrt il alleged 20 have hired a
car from the Dnvumslf Co. here.
November z Both Rickrrt ana the
auto disappeared
stArwieh believes federal authori
ties win Try him under tho Dyer net
on charge 81 Transporting "a stolen
auto from one state 10 another.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
Falls Into Bay
From Lumber Pier

II. Brraiy. 7.s ssth ave. Is in
Seattle General hospital Thursday.
suffering from Injuries received by
fall into the bay from Pier D
wednesday evening. He was help.
ing 10 load lumber onto the steamer
Stanwood. Fellow workers rescued
him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
SEATTLE HORSE
WINS HONOR
Takes First Place In Kansas
City Livestock Show

KANSAS CITY. Nov boy L.
Pl-Bsfofc a crowd Of approximate.
~ 10000 persons horse and cattle
awards were made here a. last
nights session ~ the American
Royal Horse show. which has at
tractod the finest livestock IN the
country.
Tho feature event Of the Horne
show, the five gated geldiug class.
was participated IN BY dozen thor,
obreds. Miracle Man. owned by T.
A, stuart. Seattle. won the event.
with Easter star owned by Roy
Davis. California borreman. second,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
ny JIM MARSHALL

Il wrote a letter 90 my staff ne
comhcr ]. begging them not 10 give
me any Christmas presents "-Coun-
~ Auditor D. r. Ferguson. quoted
In The star.
Wen. air you'd never believe how
many men IA public NE just have
10 fight or the fiocks Of Christmas
sits hurled at them BY admirers, n
wasn't until reporter started goinE
thru waste baskets az tho county
city and other buildings today that
the truth OF the matter came out.
Heres some of tho letters the re
porter found,
Mr. J. y, Ross.
City Light Plant
Dear John. II has come 10 me,
no matter how. that you are Evtting
together goldplatod radio set for
a Christmas gift 20 myself. and an
other one for Bob whiting, and stili
a third for Norrie Hroekett Don't
DO H. John while Bob and Norrie
and myself like you and admire the
long. weary night hours you arc put
ting IN on our sets. We feel that you
should be getting your rest. Instead.
rs not the Eif,. John. Us the spirit
Of the thing We appreciate II you
feel you must give us something.
how about n few light poles,
A. ever. A. w. LEONARD
r. Sir you 'fcel you MUST 80
ahead. iust make q one set Bob
and Norrie ALREADY have sets
Cap Crosby.
Direct Line Ferries. City,
Dear skipper I heard the other
day that that new ferry they're build.
ing FOR you Is intended as a Christ.
mas sift Tor tho Puget Sound Nayi.
CATION company feel rather dlttl'
dent about writing on the sphicct
but do you think it was necessary
20 put all that gold plate on the
boilsrsf And wouldn't pine have
done FOR the decks. instead Of that
expensive teak and mahogany We
must be economical. Captain. and
not squander our money on tiled
bathrooms for ferryboat decksands.
as they tell mo YOU have done in
this case, II YOU really must give
mo something well, hesltR,s--hut
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Vegetable Com
pound ! was a tel
ephonc operator
and had been suf-
fering for tw o
years with bear
ing-d o wn pains
and cramps in my
legs so | could
scarcely walk. At
times | could not
do any kind of
work on account
of my tronhIa Nv
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19

A complete new stock of
the very latest models
for street, afternoon and
evening wear. A shoe
to match every costume
and to meet every need.
All sizes from 8 to 8,
AAA to D widths.
Arizona state miner., 1925-03-14
Apple Pie Included in
"Scientific" Breakfast

Poughkeepsie, N. Y.-Students Of
Vassar college have planned a scien-
tific breakfast which would furnish
enough calories to enable a man weigh
ing 18O pounds to walk to his office
on the fifty floor of the Woolworth
building. The menu follows:
Five pounds pOrterhouse steak, 1S
sweet potatoes with 36 butterballs, 72
slices Of bacon, one dozen eggs on
toast, 20 dishes of oatmeal with plenty
of sugar and five quarts of heavy
cream, so pancakes with two butter
balls on each and five quarts of maple
syrup, two apple pies served with SO
small squares of cheese and 2 quarts
of top milk.
This breakfast would supply 45,4S9 6
calories, the theoretical number neces-
Sary.
Climbing the stairs to the ffty-first
floor the man would lift his own
weight through 78O feet and perform
100000 foot-pOunds of work. A foot
pound Is the amount of work done
when one pound is lifted one foot, and
in theory requires 1924 calories.
Arizona state miner., 1925-03-14

he could attempt his escape from the
American lines. Evening came and he
demanded of Smith, the houses owner,
sloop. Here, however, an obstacle ap-
peared. 1t seems that Smith was OBJ
durate in refusing to run the gauntlet
Of possible Continental fire on the way
to the ship. He offered instead to
guide Andre down to New York by
road, and with this offer Andre had to
be content.
Under cover of darkness they
crossed to the other side Of the river
and began the journey that was to
end in Andres capture at TarrytOwn.
Benedict Arnold had expected the
British to come up the river to seize
West Point on the day arranged for.
Confidently he was waiting for them.
But on the scheduled day General
Washington himself arrived on the
scene, sending ahead of him his aid,
Alexander Hamilton, to announce his
coming. The news broke on Arnold
like a bombshell. At practically the
same moment there arrived a note
from Andre telling of his capture. In
that crisis Arnold proved that no mat
ter how great a scoundrel he might
be he was nevertheless a man of ex-
traordinary courage. In calm tone
he asked his roomful of Continental
officers and guests to excuse him for
few minutes. He went to the door
and ordered his servant to saddle his
fastest horse and bring it up at once.
Then he stepped upstairs to his wife,
the former Peggy Chippen, whose ma
chinations on behalf of the British
have since been established.
1.-THE plot has been discovered" he
announced. Il must escape at once"
Arizona state miner., 1925-03-14
Animals Eyes Used; Make
War Blinded Man See

Bordeaux, France.-Alexander Pelle-
tier, blind since he was wounded in
the war in 1916, today left the hospital
Of DR.. Bonnefon, eye specialist, for the
first time without a guide. He is the
fifteenth to have his sight successfully
restored through Dr. Bonnefon's eye
grating operation. He is able to tell
the time by his watch and find his way
about without trouble.
Arizona state miner., 1925-03-14
Arnold Escapes.

Again he returned calmly to his
guests, chatted with them for few
moments and for a second time ex-
cused himself. There came a clatter
of stones, a flying horse and rider
charged down the steep trail to the
river bank, known to this day as
Arnold's path. At the shore waited
Arnold's six-oared barge. He flung
himself from his mount, settled him
self in the stern Of the boat and drew
out his pistols.
"Row," he commanded. Down the
river until I give you the word to
STOP"
The barge pulled out into midstream
and the rowers bent to their oars Off
Verplanck's Point there still lay the
Vulture and it was alongside the Brit
ish sloop that Arnolds barge finally
pulled up. He stepped on board The
news was carried to Washington
"Whom can we trust now?" was all he
said.
Within a few days letter to Wash
ington arrived from the fugitive. He
tect Mrs. Arnold "from every insult
and injury that a mistaken vengeance
Of my country may expose her to-"
The detection of Arnold does not
seem to have been of much service to
the British cause. He led their troops
in a number of expeditions, none Of
which were of any great Importance
The memory of that black day at
Treason House seems to have been
with him to his death. The hatred Of
the countrymen he had betrayed
reached overseas and struck him
down. Brooding through the years,
he fell victim to a racking nervous
disease from which he died in 1901,
calling on his deathbed, it is told, for
his old American uniform.
And now Treason House itself Is to
disappear forever. Perhaps it is we'll.
The recollections which it summons up
out of the past are best forgotten
New York Times.
Arizona state miner., 1925-03-14

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Andres Fatal Journey.

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upper room Of Treason House looking
out over the river at the far-off Vul-
ture and counting the hours that re-
mained until darkness should fall and
Arizona state miner., 1925-03-14

Arizona State Miner
By H. B. WATSON
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building materials has been greatly
facilitated by improved transporta-
, tion conditions, and this fact, coupled
with the good production situation.
makes IT possible to obtain deliveries
without undue delay, so that the ele-
ment of waste has been considerably
eliminated from the building cost sit
uation.
Building material manufacturers
are producing and distributing their
products today more extensively and
more smoothly than ever before in
the history of the industry. In spite
OF the huge building program of the
last year. there are no apparent
shortages OF materials. This Is a par
ticularly important fact because the
shortage of materials In the past,
particularly prior to 1924. has been
a definite drag on the developing mo-
mentum of the construction Industry.
Building finance is in excellent
condition, primarily due, to the con-
fidence of the public in this field and
to the ability of building enterprisers
to. pay well for the use Of money
Reports from mortgage companies
everywhere indicate confidence in the
situation and willingness to aid In
any legitimate building project.
The amount OF money directed
into building channels through mort
gage bond companies is increasing
every year"
Evening star., 1925-02-07
1925 WILL REACH $5,OOO,O 900, 900
BUILDING MARK, SURVEY SHOWS
Forecast BY Architectural Forum, Proved Accu
rate in Last Three Years, indicates Basic Fac
tors Favorable to Another Record Year.

Perhaps the most interesting sta
tistical development in the building
field during the last few years has
been the annual building survey and
forecast by the Architectural
Forum. For the last three years
since the institution of this annual
forecast, the Forum prediction. az
made the first of each year, has been
within per cent correct when COM
pared with actual figures at the end
of the year.
This forecast of building activity 10
based on a comprehensive survey car
ried out through individual reports
from building contractors, bankers
and others directly interested in the
construction field.
The investigation Is made in nine
teen building types and covers each
State. Percentage comparisons are
made with the previous year in each
classification, so that there Is pro-
vided not only a definite measure OF
activity In each district. but a rela-
tive measure of the increase or de-
crease Of public interest in the par
ticular building type in question.
Fourth Annual Survey.
This is the fourth annual survey
and forecast which indicates for 1925
another $4,000. 10000 building year.
the actual figure determined by the
survey being s4,992.31S,0 900.
"All evidence would seem to bear out
this prediction that 1925 Is to be an
other record building year." the Fo-
rum says. "and that the great nom en- >
tum OF the building industry would
continue almost unchecked. The basic
elements which establish the total