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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23
VOW GO ON WITH THE sroRYl

NOW GO On WITH THE SfORfl
CTANDiNG in the doorway OF the
~ Marine Room az The Olympic
Hotel. May drew deep breath
such as swimmer takes just be.
fore he dives into icy water. she
rlutched Gloria neryously by the
0Fm. as she looked around her al
the familiar walls and snowy tables,
II was filled with bitter memories
this pleasant room. Here she
had eaten many silent meal with
DIR. John in the old days-he buried
In a medical magazine. she watch.
Ing him with bored. resentful eyes.
Here. too. she had lunched dog.
ems OF times with Jim Carcwe. un.
der the cold. Disappearing gara Of
her women friends, She wondered
IL Jim ever came here. now.
And then. suddenly. she saw him,
He was sitting alone at table in
far corner. with his arms folded
upon H. watching her soiemniy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23

around to the place where the ia.
tire was
Then he got the Jack out from
under the seat and pat 1, under
the car and lacked Il up so that
the wheel didn't touch tho ground.
The wheel with the fiat tire on. I
mean.
VIVA, you doIns7" asked a
voice.
Priekles looked around in sur.
prise.
"oh. is It only you. samT he
said. You sort Of gave me a
start.
well. it looks as tho you needed
somebody to give you start. :"
laughed Sam snake What's
wrons7''
Just blowout" said PFicklcs.
Il have 10 change tires and I'm not
much good at g."
sorry I can't help. but III
watch" said sam
Prickles got tho old tire off and
put the new one on, and then put
on the bolts and frightened them.
and then he put the fiat tire on
behind the car. Then he stopped TO
pick UP his tools that were lying
on the ground. But he wasn't
wntching and one OF bis sharp
spikes ran into the new tire.
Bangl II blew up like torpedo.
And there were no more tires to
put on
what in the world shall l dor
cried Prickics. Miles away from
home and two fiat tires, / cant
patch tire. ! don't know how. l
guess III have to stick here until
doomsday."
"Oh. no, you want" said Sam
'T'u help you out. Take off your
bad tire and III wrap myself around
the wheel. Drive slowly so / don't
get dizzy and fall off. please"
And so Prickles Porcupluo got
home in time for lunch after ALL
TO BE Continued)
Copyright. 1895. y. r. A. ssryiee. Incl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23

she could feel his eyes upon her.
following her every move, as sho
and Gloria Sd, down In the middle
OF the room.
Jim Carewe-" she began breath.
lcSsiy. as she pulled of her gloves
and powdered her nose.
Il know. 1 saw him" Gloria an
swered. What are you going 20 do
IL he comes over herc-'
why. talk TO him, OF course. as
II nothing had ever happened be-
tween us" May said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23

sho leads her lie. and I lead mine
No questions asked. Got mo7'
no Mays dismay no began 60 un.
fold his napkin-this man hho de-
tested and desplaed.
What arc you going 10 eati" Ia
asked amiably. ''rho spring lamt
with oroamed pens sounds good.
doesn't it1'
May didn't answer, and he went
ON ehoorfully while his eyes explored
her face. Gosh. but you're lookins
fh Seems 90 agree with YOU 10 be
a widow
Very pale, May raised her eyes to
his
Jim" she said harhhly. EITHER
you get mp and leave this table. OF
I'm going to- ! simply VIII not hil
here with you" 500,
She broke or. And Carewo's cyer
followed hers that had suddenly
wldenod into pools OF light Her
mouth smiled.
A man waA IN the doorway of ths
dining room "A specialized man with
keen face, who stood m stiff a.
steel, looking AZ her As n her eyes
called him. he came straight toward
them aud stood By the table,
''Afr Forganr' May cried, and
there was n world OF welcome In her
voice. "Mr, ForEanF'
Slowly she lifted her hands. and
tho man took them for an instant.
dropped them. and plunged his own
into his pockets,
Last person In the world ex-
pectod 90 SEQ here Mrs. Seymour, -
he said hwiwRrdiy. "Awfully glad "a
sec you. tho"
He turned then 20 Gloria. Ages
since we've met. Mrs. Gregory" he
greeted her. smiling. All. cArewe.
lunehing hore7''
No. ho isn't" May answered. bo-
foro Jim had time 20 speak "He
Just came over hero 20 say Hello
TO Glory and me,
She didn't want Ulysses ForRan. OF
all people. 10 think She waa having
lunch with Jim caraws by appoint
meni
YOU'D better go back 10 your soup.
Him." rhe added. no, looking NJ him
IL must be stonc.cold. by now"
To her great RELIEF Jim got up.
Thanks for your invitation %
leave" he muticFed "Guess IN nc
eept H."
lie sauntered hack 10 his lonely
meal. and ate 1, with no greai appe-
lite
Ulysses Forgan watched him 30
with a curious smile on his lips.
"iIe knows about me and Jim
Mas said 90 herself, n suppose iis
things I'm Etili In love with
him. !"
She looked up n, Ulysses As he
stood. hesitating. with hts hand on
the back Of the chair Jim had Jus,
lcf,.
May ! sit her with you for min
uteT he asked. I'm going 10 have
lunch with my young daughter.
sally. and she's late a. usual
lie turned TO Gloria as he eat
down.
They ten me you have new
young son AZ your house. and that
he's quite a boy" no raid 10 her.
Hes the wonder child Of the age
Gloria answered. twinkllnz
She always frightened when any
ono mentioned her marvellous baby
20 her.
II, sleeps ali nigh, without yip-
ping. and never has u iufuuy ache.
He's really not a hi, % trouble"
Ulysses shook his head. and his
eyes daFkcned.
TITS not when they're babies. that
our children arc a trouble 10 us.
Mrs Gregory" he said. They're a
problem only when they cease TO DO
children when they grow up.
Take the case Of my sally. for In
stance. saIly's Just ~. Yesterday
shs was child Today she's n
II know. I'vs sesn her around
n, parties" Gloria interrupted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
Fix-Proef Traffic
Slips Are Winners

The ''fiK-prooC traffic slips.
which went into cffset In seattlas
Traffic department October /. prov.
ID their worth In tho FIRST month
according to figures compiled We'd
nesday by Sergt, Frank Fuqua,
head OF the police traffic division
Traffic bookings during the
month OF October. numbered i,es2
aS compared with i.266 In septem-
Der. the last month tho old yellow
TAGS were used. Bail deposited dur
ins the month for the tripllcate
slips was s., 900 as compared 20 IS.
$50 for the old ones in September
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
CLASSIC AND
JAZZ BATTLE
Musical Contest From K0A
on Friday Evening

Radio ringsidp seats aro being re-
served by the hundreds. IL IL indis
Gated today. for koA's widelyac-
claimed musical battle Friday owe
ning. Nov 6, when two antagonists
schools OF music. jaI4 and classical,
are 90 rEht Il out on tho ether,
starting at p. m. =. +, T.
Widespread communications al,
ready are feeding tho General Elee.
tric hruadcaating station IN antici-
patton of the unique musical clash,
Il Il said. JaEs Is called banal. un-
eouth aud primitive by some cor
respondents while others charge Il
is weakening church ties. disrupt
ing homes and undermining the
morals or the nation generally.
Judges OF KOA's jaFx-claAsical
struggle before tho mierophonea arr
TO be n nationwide audience OF
broadcast listeners, according 10
staff members. and votes arc 10 be
compiled and announced by states
and sexes.
Artists taking part are represen'
tAtlvo OF leading talent in opposing
factions. Selections. however. are
not 10 be divulsed until tho pro.
gram. two hour feature. is
launched.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
CULT WINNER IN.
BLACKMAIL SUIT
House OF David indicated;
Gets 6 Cents Damages

ST. JOSEPH. Mich Nov, s -tBy
q. Pl=Tho House Of David today
stands technically Nindicajcd IN rs
100000 blaSkm5il rli against Je,
rome w Robbins, 5srearold utior'
ney OF 81, Joseph.
by agreement Of jury and counsel
a defense offer 10 make a settlement
OF cents was accepted by tho cult
ate yesterday,
Robbins was accused OF oonsplriug
with the late James A. Push, former
conunodorc 81 the Chicago Yacht
club 60 cNtoyt $4,000 from the
House OF David by offering TO auash
adverse litigation IN which the cult
charged Robbins was serving as at.
torrcy FOR former members of tho
house, soon after tho suit was
died FuEh died
Settlement came after Judge
Charles r. White threatened 10 direct
a verdict OF no cause for action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
Vegetables Too
Big; Asks Radio
HoU to Reduce

Three Irssn potatoes. tipping the
scales at alightiy less than eight
pounds. and Of sufficient siEo to
feed a family OF II persons. are on
exhibit today az KOA. Denver.
Tho prizes. grown high up on tho
Continental Divide. wero rent 20
officials OF tho farm question box at
tho station.
Please tell me-" reads an &C.
companying letter. "how 20 grow
potatoes Of regular sixo. Amos,
everything I've dug this year ranges
from two 20 six pounds. Bssides
being poor sellers. they arc hard 20
ship and handle.
Also. = there any way 20 check
tho growth OF voactablea7 have
a beet that weighs IS pounds aud
carrots that weight 6n pounds
each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
THURSDAY

H''hH EhNAA'ENH
KrCL tSosl -isiio. Msv,s cafeteria
arthssgra. client night
kIoA ASA =is.io, luncheon pre-
Eramg Z, olympic orcbsstrs; silent night
KIN taSp-iblto, studio program 1.
ssIEn recital; ttts, markets ., the
Atsrs. tlto, pamskru orchestra. ie.io,
The bats
OTHER STATIONS
Kro tlssl, san Traneisoo-sse or
ehsstrA, ., Radio EiHht symphony or
ehss,ra3 ,, pretrsm! 10. orchestra.
kGo ts6n. ostisnd-7. weather and
hsws. :. musical preSrami 10, orchsstTa.
XIX 5000. Oakland. news
xxx tssi). Itollywood--7 ana s. pro.
grams. 10. orchestra,
XIII ltosl, los Angeles health
talk, :, program, 10. orchestra
kfI tlsll, t.os Angeles. Mary Aibin
trio, :, orchestra. .. pFoErami 10, BABY
Grand orchestra,
KCw usp. Porusnd-Tio. ness
7.is LECTURE
KoA Csssl. psnvrr-sl,o. farm quss.
ton bon. silent night,
voc tIAD. pavenpatt-sigo TO Q.
wEAF program; ,. orchestra
wCCO uD. Twin Citiss-s 20 Q.
wEAT program. SOS, travel talk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
Highest TolDer
for GermanyS
NeW Station

BEHIlN. Nov 1.-The highest
Rntonnao OF the world have Just
been erected M Rosnigswusterhaus
en- wireless station. near Berlin.
They arc 210 meters high and
carry special sender for short
wavolsngths. n Is planned 20 make
these antennao even higher by add.
ina a frail steel network tower Of
% meters, 90 BE- erected on top OF
the now structure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
Can You Sleep All Night?
Or Must You Get Up Frequently on Account of
Weakness and Irritation of the Bladder?

l have been sending out free
trial OF treatment for this trou.
BILE that has brought wonderful
response. Hundreds have written
OF the amazing results Scores who
thought they had serious kidney
trouble were relieved In ono night.
A host OF men In middle lifs sui.
fsring with severe prostate trouble
found their first real benefit from
this wonderful treatment. I send
II free. All you need do IL send
me your name and address.
II you have pain in the back. ~
you have To get up frequently at
night. IL you think your kidneys
are weak or ~ the irritation OF tho
bladder keeps you awake half the
night and you arc all worn out Ia
the morning. this free trial treat
ment will bring you such marvel
Gus relief you will be delighted be-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
$1,000, 900 Embassy
Planned by Britain

TOKYO. Nov. 5-Grcat Britain
soon will begin construction OF new
million dollar embassy in Tokyo.
The building will b. on the site OF
the present embassy ana will 10 OF
reinforced concrete. two stories high,
and specially designed 20 withstand
severe earthquake shocks. The old
embassy was severely damaged In
the great earthquake OF September.
1929. II Is estimated tho new struc.
,ure and outbuildings win cost more
than 81 600 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05

% EACHING into her distant
N corners were the Roman
Empires military roads, built
that the couricrs or armies Of
Caesar might have highways
that were dependable.
Through the industrial heart
Of America - from New York
to Chicago highway for the
voice has just been dedicated to
service, likewise designed to
afford dependability to its trav-
ellcrs. This is the worlds longest
telephone cable which, buried
beneath the streets Of crowded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
SssEFhez Radio Star
f5d6lr&Rour r~Ar Toda(@
FRIDAY

HnMl NlAItbNN
kfOA asa -=ia.lp, Chamber u csms
msrro lunch. and g. Hgfmauu's urrhsa
trai glt5. studio program tElo. bridge
lesson 3. studio program, TO- Ldaip
Hsrknsss' nFehsstra,
hIH ssal liz 40, musical program. ].
sgIan recital tsss. markets, a, ths6isrs
sio. studio pregnant 10. Kiibourns'a o..
chssttA
KrCL (sos) -ssI. msrEsts. 10, Cooks
EXERCISES Z. iClrehnsts orchestra. .,
wartsn Andsrs0n's orchestra,
OTHER STATIONS
kfO ttss). Ran Franciapo-ttto. or
shsstrsI 2. limerick enat 4. ds.es or
chestfa,
kGo CSsD, Oakland news. silent
nisht
XIX 1000. osslsnd-T. news .. Mo-
issto niEht, sltE. dance orchestra
xxx igsD, Hollywood 80, program
.. thsAlsr program, ,. program. 10 aud
N. dance nrrhsstTas
KitJ l.o6l, los AhEslss-T'to. santa
Ts trail talk 4, proEfaml 10, rlIsly
WiEgly girls iosao. orchestra.
XII t6Il, Los Angeles organ re-
ei,sl. ., proErAmi g.se. Joke contest
10, vocal program.
KGw tiDIl. PnFtiand-TIto. weather
.. concert. 10 20, iioot owls
Voc asa, pAveBport-e. musical
program 2. wrAthsf
hoA tsfs). BEAVER, jAI-eissaie
contest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
rnpAY-ielao.Illno A. 81.

Musical pfoEram sponsored ~
hrs > D Weber. featuring HhyfA iAHd
pisnist. hfs. Victoria Hquircs soprano,
Misses juaniia inulss and Rosetta Hlmp
son, duttiists The pFeErami Folk sons
tGrisEli solitary wARdsrsr turisEl
iiillo tHarkb, piano solos By Thyra Lind
The Unforeseen theaitl; Fairy Cradle
tCAfewD, Victoria Hqufcs, sspFanog talk
sconpmiH phase ~ the Rat Situation. Lsf
Couch. rodent control department hlo,
logical survey duets Nightingale. Just
IItus Love. AiabammY Grade Song
Moon Dear. Hhipa That Pass IN %,
SiEht ~ Juanita Insulss and Rosstts
simpson; Romance Mac TousiD. Ara,
basque tNaepowsiD. ~ Thyra Llnd
white Hose Ia the Bud twtbsrj. b,
Alma v Weber
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
Dan1ski Orchestra
Thursday Night

Henri! pamski's orchestra plays
mostly request numbers from KJR
at $50 Thursday evening. otherwise
silent Might" Tho Bats come on
at 1890.
Friday morning tho Puget Sound
Savings and Loan association broad.
casts from tho same station pro-
gram sponsored BY Mrs. ]. +. Weber.
There are plano and vocal solos. ms
well as duets by Juani,a Inslce and
Rosetta simpson. a talk on Eco
nomio Phases OF tho Rat situation"
also Is scheduled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
"The Serenade"
Saturday EDening

Victor Hsrbcrt's comic opera, THE
ssrcnader." viii 30 broadcast from
KGO a. Oakland. Saturday evening
next. n should find warm vel
come ia Seattle and the Pacific
Northwest Eight vocal sololstH will
be heard IN the leading parts. and
there viii b full choruses turnout
yintou Ia Ferrara and his concert or,
chestra viii furnish tho instrumental
music.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05

KGO'n usual Thursday evening
play viii Do replaced tonight by "A
musical program honoring San
Francisco pastor and his family
gathering" There Will DO music by
tho Arion trio ida waldrop. organ.
isi. and Margaret waldrop. roloiat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
Makes a Hit With
"Thonkful Fan"

Editor Radio star:
Thank you for giving US radio
fans a chance 10 express our feel.
ings thru your columns. wish 10
compliment the Sears. Roebuek pro,
gram. presented by Bab's Il. II, la.
dies orchestra. Wednesday evening
The vocal productions were mos,
excellent. every word could b un
derStood. Here was something "a
learn for those '"Think.they arc sing
ers" We hear night after night. who
think they please listeners. when
the fact is they arc boros.
A TRUTHFUL FAN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05

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Because "Cnhearsth' never grippe
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Directions for men. women, chill.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
Seattle Programs for Tonight
sts0-Io r. NJ

Mo- 10 r Vt.
kJR-pamskts orchestra, courtesy
Puget Sound Savings snd Loan Hssaeia
ton. playing Turkey ia the straw toli
pancsl. FIRST Movement unfiniahsi
Eympnnny tschub,Tp. spring Maid 30
lection tRslnhArdD. Farewell 20 Cuku,
Ian tOid frish ARR. ~ Mss-fu. rrssE
Nirchnsr ana Lehman. string trio. IL,
No call You Sweetheart waters Of Mia,
netouka ttAsurahrsl BeTrnAio tErnii
spanish ssrenads tFrimili Deep IN Tsui
Eyes tnfsiYl. HAyophous solo ~ Henri
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won nionl. HtAndehsn tHchubsrtl. VIC
lin colo. Herbert FrpsE Overture 20 WI,
liam Tell (Rosslnp.
iotJo-MIDNIGHr
KJn--Ths Hat.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
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The Washington times., 1925-05-29
COOLIDGE TAKES
WRITER'S ON
CRUISE
White House Correspondents
Cheer President After
MayfIower Trip

President Coolidge was the May
flower host to the seventy or more
newspaper men who ply their call
ing at the White House yesterday
afternoon.
The President made the event aa
anchor at the navy yard at 2
o'clock, steamed down the Potomac
as far as Indian Head, then turned
back to it's home port, with the
party disembarking shortly after
o'clock.
The usual ceremonies of q May
flower trip-the piping of the
President as he steps aboard, and
the bugling of taps as Mt. Vernon
is passed-were carried out. In
addition there was an informal
ceremony not often seen on the
Mayflower-a rousing three cheers
for the President as he left the
yacht at the end Of the trip.
The President made the evnt as
informal as possible and saw to 1t
that his guests enjoyed themselves.
Everett Sanders, his secretary,
was along with him. Rob Roy, the
White House collie, struck up an
acquaintance with Sinbad, the
Mayflower airedale, and Sinbad
would have been glad to try out
his land legs after the journey
and follow his friend to the White
House.
The Washington times., 1925-05-29
STRANGLEDG|RL
FOUND ON LOT
Continued from First Page.)

Continued from First Page)
fifteen other girls last night, it was
learned and was on her way home
alone when met by her assailant.
Her hands had been tied to-
gether with yellow sash which
she wore and a part Of her flannel
underclothing had been made into
a gag and stuffed in her mouth.
Despite these things, the girls
struggles apparently had forced her
attacker to choke her to prevent
her outcries being heard by the
mother, who was waiting for her
daughters return in the home
nearby.
A pair Of heavy, worn gloves,
such as are worn by truckmen, was
the only find which police believed
might serve as clue to the girls
assailant.
The gloves were being closely
examined by finger print experts.
No outcries were heard by the
families living on either side of
the vacant lot where, strangely
enough, there was a similar crime
several years ago.
There was a pathetic scene en-
ASbCN at IAC A1uAOSI SpOI "nGu O0"
tectives from the FIatbush station
reached there.
Captain John J. McClusky and
Detective James j. Kane were the
first officers to arrive.
Kane took one look at the dead
girls features and cried:
MY God, it's Florence
DO you know her, Jim?" asked
McCIusky.
"she's my sister," replied the de-
tective brokenly. "I'l get the man
who did this
The girls family had been con-
cerned about her all night, it was
learned later, for she had teIe-
phoned her mother at 1890 a. m.
that she was at the subway station
and would be home in half an hour.
That other time Mrs. Elizabeth
Mcdonald was the victim. A negro
was afterwards captured and con.
victed and paid the penalty in the
electric chair at Sing Sing prison.
Because of memories Of this
other crime, heightened consider
ably by the sparsely settled and
lonely character OF the neighbor-
hood, last nights victim had been
many times warned against her
practice Of returning home late at
night alone.
But she was a modern girl, and
had laughed at the warnings.