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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
GsIXANGIsE
LETTER FROM PRISCILLA
BRADFORD TO MRS. MARY
ALDEN PRESCOTT

Ny Dear Mary.
II has been over a year since /
have heard from you directly and
I've often wondered II you ever
thought Of your old friend Priscilla.
OF course. tho newspapers have
told Us all about John and Johns
wife. lilo certainly married into
rich family whom ho married Leslie.
didn't he7 II IL no wonder. that.
knowing tho wealth OF tho Hamil.
tons. he would pass UP ali his old
neighbours for a chance TO marry into
such financial society,
How does (, seem TO be always IN
the ncwspaperu7 can remember
when you thought Il was disgrace
20 have your namo In our little local
sheet, but now tho name Of John
Alden Prescott has figured in all
sorts Of exciting and moro or less
dubious news items Why. even.
almost a column was given over 90
tho birth OF Leslle'H child. which was
described with shocking frankncss,
Tho death OF Miss Ellington. the
loss OF LcsioH diamond, with the
parties given by Leslie and those
given for her. seem 10 have made
history for your family. am not
quito sure. however. II It IN the kind
| would like TO have about mine.
You have been so busy, I suppose
II has been quite easy 10 forget ali
your friends IN this sleepy old town.
and I would have allowed myself to
rest In tho Oblivion 10 which you
consigned us " | had not met n man
tho other day who was sure that he
know you and who, | am sure, does
not know YOU nj nil. Tho gentleman
is tho brother OF the people TO whom
you rented your house. His name Ia
Mr.. Orson Gibson,
/ don't know whether you know II
or not, but tho Gibsons have made
themselves we'll liked here. They arc
most conservative and stable people.
Just tho kind that wo who have lived
here all our lives are pleased 10 sec
make our little town their home,
The other evening Mr. and Mira Glib
son gave little party TO Introduce
their brother 10 their friends In the
village. Naturally your name camo
up, as all your old noighbors were
wondering IL you would ever come
back or II you would conclude that
we had grown too old-fashioned for
you.
what did you say tho lady's nnmo
waa7" asked Mr.. Orson Glbson. II
mot Mrs. Mary Alden Prescott at
Atlantic City this summer and was
told TINT she was the mother OF Mrs.
John Alden Prescott, who married
the Immensely wealthy Leslie Hamil.
ton OF Plttsburg."
or course, described you to him,
but he didn't seem to recognize tho
description AT ALL
lilo said. "Thc woman 7 know by
tho name OF Mrs. Mary Alden Pros.
colt is very good looking, and nltho
! think her hair vs. touched IN lit.
lilo with hcnna, I am suro II In worry
much moro charming than Ia the
partly gray head Of the austcrc lady
you have described"
Copyright, 1895, NiA Service, inc)
T0MOItItOW--Lcttcr from Pris.
ella Bradford 10 Mrs. Mary Alden
Prescott,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
"ABIE'S IRISH ROSE"
OPENS TUESDAY NIGHT

Widespread interest is being
dcmous,rated turnout Seattle in the
opening OF a brief engagement or
Ann Nichols 'Ahlo's Irish Rose" at
tho Metropolitan Tuesday night.
The play. which has run four years
in New York and is stlll packing
them in. has only recently been
played in other cities by road com.
panieH
Based on the comedy evoked
when Jewish lad falls In love
with an Irish girl, tho play has
surc.fIre popular appeal which has
amnsscd a fortune OF 100000 TO
Miss Nichols, the author.
A cast OF merit. headed by Dor,
othy CoRhan. "A niece Of Rose Coeh.
ian. Is promised for tho Seattle pre-.
sentntlon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
MARKET OPENING
RATHER TAME
Business Over Week End Is
Highly Constructive
wall STREET. IorWNNL fiNNN-
GAL Wl.NttsM

NrW YORK. Nov $ HNrarEIrusE
rntenelys Iu Saturday, final HTa'-
insa exercised aebrIIuE lu'lN nee
ou speculative vrtbuTiasm aH1 h1'
OPENING today WAS tauIr IH F.HIA DO
son vItl the strength which omar
actcriard thu initial siAksa pi lHf
last Few Wrrks- Eut business n'NH
over the Weekend was hlENif '.N.
structiNr and thr general iIrt wA.h-
tsinrd a confident tome, notw ftn-
standing thr price shaaink WHEN
marked early 1TaHsaguonH !n many
~ the leading stocks
United states common rrvrtnd } =
10 tG6t,s a. - Rubber = 90 ~.
Montgomery Ward a o. .Na NNr'
chemical. . 90 IA ana Baldwin Z
70 1854,
General Motors on the other hand,
was up 1 Go lFTh. but ~aur1lN alt"I
the opening was offered az lasA.
stocks opened easy southern
Railway llsE up - laldW n,
1854. OF "a American Sugar. ~,
mp = Chry slcr, safA of ! r Tex
as Gulf ligs Alchisou, l2lts. up
=; r 4 o.. NI. 90 2 ,@ attn. ,n,r Z,
Ward. TSa.. OF E. Studebakcr, 60 a:
II. IS Rubber. 81. 0ff % rousolt..
dated Gas. st: a. 5. steel 1861 otf
IA: Dupont. $50. OF m: General
Motors. ltTA mp =; Allied Chomi-
cal H. of =
The market closed lower Closing
prices includeds 4. s. steel l4A z
OF ga: American Can. -alh, or
a. Allied Chemical it2A, of ? s.
American Locomotive, iei's. 4p "a
Baldwin. 1885,, up Sc. Ghry slrT!
ea1a. OF 5A Anaconda, 5tfs. of
lis: Dodge. tsA, OF 2H3 Dupont.
e55. Oft 5. General Motors. lt,, of
9. Hudson Motors. 1851, OF gAs
MARYLAND SEA-. up 8. Montgomery
Ward. 1Ta. or lAs Mack rrucNN
80. Off .: North American, IS of
Ia: Pan american Il, 71A, up =
studebaker, 65, or = Willys-oyer-
land. E9&. or H. United cigar
stores. litts. M ~: I. $ Rubber
Sgis. or IL + Atchis0n 1919 up "a;
New York Central isiA, Off isi
Frisco. 50, up =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
Ship NeWs
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived So p-SlF Jacob LurkaUr
bach rrom Tacoma at $3.50 a. M Nov
str warwick from Ice Angeles At
1850 y. m ctr Admiral Dewey from
Sound ports AZ 10 .. m stf kinErrdFA
from iandnn Via ports az 1870 ,. u.
str capt A D, i.uraa from san IRAN
cisco az $40 o. ms sr Wapama from
Bau Francisco a. o. uh. ms Los Alanos
from Los Angeles a. a. m.
sailed S0F, MH urrarH fpf Alaska
az y, M str Ciaussus Tor Tacoma a.
tTf8 B. ga. ms Los Names FOR Los An
Erirs a. $50 p. m, ctr wApHmA for rar
coma 81 zoo y. m. atr Aunlsian city
FOR baltimore Via ports ~ 1910 a. M.
str Admiral Rogers for Alaska az 10
o. m-, Htr Commercial Trader for New
Nork via ports ~ a'is a. m. ctr ffos
tssiiaua tgF Tacoma o. ., N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
Building Permits

!. II BaiaSidee t1G = ga, frame rest
drucs. -. see. Tp3 y flat a.
@, a. worboy f6:9 Greenwood. store
bldg, $3.50 50tosio Greenwood ave
washburn HatHrs Co. Is6B,is HroAa.
way. sjkn. 1900: iti9-is broadway.
r. Field B-tt slh = ssfvles station
$1,000, 917g Halnlsv ave,
Eliza prummonds. 1850 tSth W. fraras
residence, Ei,tee, s1ai ssh y. IS,
John Ezsbsrx. 10! uH y. ". frame
residence Ez.soe. 1870 ajax g. W
H. y. Iinkstsa. s51 y. sath a.. fran.
residence. $4,000. sTis 1sth y y.
H. A. Dempsey. fsH nth y. r.. tram.
residence, is.gpg. lili ., toih sl
" Z. ufford. ia ". 7gta at. frame
residence. I'.sag. 10 IS. 5gth Il,
J. omdat. st2t y. sith. frame rtsideas..
assoc. z9o1 y. si,h sL
c. 1. Hail. so07 18Th y. T.. frame rssi.
dsnee. $500. s607 18th n, v.
H. c Bu4tan. EaSs Isd e. w. rssldsne,
addition. 1900. ss5i ga & W,
" 81 Henry. 10s ". Hlh. frame resi-
drnee. i7.S0o. 40 w. itih q.
!. J. s,rom. sits 18Th ave. C.. alter
residence. $500.
Patton Wsodrnwars Co. 1919 Ninth
ave e.. shed, $500,
n. J. blanchard. 5000 L. s,th 81, alter
residence, 1850
". W Rolling Mills Corp. l5ts Ninth
ave y. W. temporary office. 1850.
G. ~ Morton. 7fg z. tsrn. frame rest.
donoe. is.soo. 5000 18th ~ W.
" G. HsttborK. 1901 y PIKE, frame resi-
dcucs, $500. 1895 lard ave.
J. T.uud. 45ts 18th n. p. residence add.
$4,000. t5fs 18th S.E.
Chss. Arsusborg fsiT Burke ave, fran.
residence. i5.70oi 1900 sgd n
Lundstrom u. Wilson. ST. Seneca.
frams residence. 1880. S277 funny
side.
Aryid Wicklund, 1901 Harrison. fran.
residence. $500 sit ~ 10th at
Frye y Co. Ninth ave. r. storage bidr
$50 900. $40 Hthcy o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
The Seattle Stara

1907 Seventh ave.
HAIs- 10000
CLASSIFIED ADFEl,TlblhG Ratio
Effective October o. 1879
TRANSIENT RATES
count HiE Words ~ fHr Liner
one line insertion ...sss..at rfNIf
one lines Insertions .rrrsla S'FNp
Per iuHrrtIHn
one line Insertions -...slG cents
Per insertion
Male and Female Help wanted
ana Female Situations rate
per line per irHrrtiUu IN cents
Al adyrrttHinE from out Df iH state
~ Warrington c0rtH 4 cents per
word per insertion.
MONTHLY LINEAGE RATE
calendar MONTH
% - - lines used during call
Sndur month .riG cents per iin7
100 10 100 lines used during oal-
'udhr month .rlS cents per lIn'
200 % 200 lines usrd during cul-
"naAr month .-lf cents per iln'
500 10 800 lines used during cal-
'bdhr month ,si3 cents per lin7
900 20 100 lines used during call
'hdAr month -.iZi4 cents per linH
300 ~ 500 lines used during call
"ndHr month ia cents per lin"
600 10 900 lines used during cal
rnahr month nv cents per line
700 - 100 lines used during cal-
endsr month III cents per line
500 or more lines used during
calendar month 70 cents per line
CotrUSs-Cash In Advance
l"Y lines ssrsss.rsrss-sFs ast I1.vY
Advertisers using stated space 81
lines minimum daily on yearly
contract will De allowed 1879
CENTS per line rate on space used
over minimum up 10 800 lines ia
any one month Above 200 lines.
rate ~ per above schedule
FIXED SPACE RATES
! line Or more FOR ~ months
.r................ 1890 per line
1 line or more for months
ssrrFssss i1Eg per line
/ line or more Tor 2 month";
..-...... 1850 per line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
Guards Ship Laid
Up for Repairs

Thc United States coast guard cur.
ter tnnlEa with hoadquarterr ~
Juneau. Alaska. arrived In Seattle
sunday afternoon FOR repairs. ae-
eordIng TO Capt n, +. Dodge. head
Of tho coast guard service here.
She II commanded rs Lieut. Com.
Il, G whEhtman.
Tho unaiga IL regularly on patrol
duty along tho inside waters OF the
southeastern Alaska coast line.
During the six or eight weeks she
Is being repaired here there VIII be
no patrol boat on duty in that sec.
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
R Ado FARLEY
UNDER WAY
Hoover Proposes Double
Regulation OF BroadCasting

WASHINGTON. Nov 9-Wy a.
pl- SECRETARY % Commerce Hoover
opened the fourth annual national
radio conference here today with a
proposal for national ana local reg
ulation OF broadyasting
Hoover suggested that his federal
department ~ commerce be- given
police powers and that radio
zones DO established irrespecuvcly
OF state lines covering the service
area Of stations, IN which local ln.
tcrrst would determine the kind "
hroadcastinE which met tho demand
Of the listener
After lIoover's address special
committees were named 10 take up
various problems or the industry
and 90 report later on 20 tho con.
ference which viii last several days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
c RAIN MARKET
IRREGULAR
Grain Prices Unsettled on
Chicago Board Of Trade

CHICAGO. Nov. s-Grain futures
finished irregular on the Chicago
board 81 trade today Divergence ~
opinion caused unsettled wheat un-
dcrtoue.
Price swings were narrow Dis
tant options ruled weak turnout
Corn easel Oft 70 Saturdays fin-
ish Ia late trading Oats trHilcd as
usual. Provisions made fair gains.
rejecting advances IN hog market.
Cash wheat-No. ? hard. si56. No.
) spring. Si.fsi-,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
Shut-Ins Holding
Bazaar This Week

shutius of Seattle are 20 hoir--
bazaar 10 display the products =
their industrial division. three dsy
November 10, II and ~ The display
Will be held AZ 1912 Third ave.
This bazaar will be held under tho
auspices Of the Sunshine Guild. an
organization which encourages and
cheers the work Of the shut-lns ali
over the city. There will be on sale
the work Of over 20 shut -ins, includ-
Ing laccs. knitted goods. linens,
fancy work and other handlcraft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
Hebrew Club VIII
Observe Armistice

Joint Observance Of ArmEtlcs DAY
ana Father and Son wsSk b. rchea-
ulsd b. the Young Hsns Hebrew
aasDgatlgH a. Co., clubrooma
wednesday evening Troop 60. BOY
Scouts. and fathers Of the men,
bsrs will attend The banquet 4
which Judge Charles Paul viii ~
the principal speaker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
Motorcycle Rider
Hurt in Smashup

John sherlock, 49, OF e20t First
ave, was severely cut about the
head when his motorcycle crashed
with an auto sunday sherlock n
messenger, was taken 10 tho city
hospital for treatment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
Refused" Vets to
Talk Compensation

World war veterans, who woro
refused Washington state bonuses.
arc to meet at 7;aO Tuesday oyo.
ming at tho American Legion club.
deputy Prosecutor pcyscr win out.
limo tho bill 20 be presented TO the
legislature this month to obtain
oomnonsation for refused vctcr.
ans"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
DEATHS

Flagg, w. Frederick. 60, G05s 3tst
ave. ~ w. Nov. 4.
Dixon, Charles, 70, sOiM u. 72nd st.,
Nov. 4.
Snyder. Mrs. Nnneena. CT. county
home, Nov. 2,
Alternately. Albert r., 90. 1916 iAth
ave, s., NOV. I.
Tedrick. Martha A. 10, 10 comstoclS
It,, Nov. 2.
Bacon, Nelson NJ, rs. 1882 Queen
Anne ave, Nov 2.
Davis, Fay c.. a., 1921 tist ave. s..
w, Nov. 3.
Perry Susan NJ, O.. 1908 II. Column
bla st., Nov. q.
Norgaard, Alfred, 3S, Aldorwood
Manor. Nov. @.
Dumgarnor, baby, infant. 900 w.
b2nd at, Nov, q.
FrlbroclS, John T., 80, Tucson. Ari2,
clare, Mrs. w. r., &c, scllcok, Nov. z.
Hoffman. John, 63. i0bh Pike st.,
Nov. o.
Colvin, oliver Dyer IS. 723 Harvard
ave, NJ Nov b.
Morgan. warren r. rs, 162 Maiden
avo,, Nov. 4,
MncSollar. Florence, d. 2O3s Minor
ave, NJ, Nov. 3,
WicltH, Clara Elton. g. i5D 10th
ave, NJ, Nov, b.
Austin, juno Marie, I, Alb Molroso
ave, NJ, Nov, 4,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
Wrong Number; Wrong Phone

CA NFRANCISC0, Nov. 9.--(By u. P.)-Screaming
- and almost in sobs Charles Black pulled sidewalk
telephone from its boz and broke II ON the cement Il
got 10 wrong numbers. The service is worse than
usual" l1 cried TO policeman who arrested him on
charge of malicious mischief The officer explained that
the telephone belonged TO taNicab company and was
not connected with central"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
BUREAU OF
MISSING
RELATIVES

The Star Invites its readers 20 p,, ,lt.
department Hs an aid In finding y,I.sir-
Hriahi- or friends. The department 4.
TO help In reunitlnE those who hny, re-,
separntsd. Those whose relatives =,
friends arc missing arc invited 10 r.port
The disappearHneo directly 10 Tn. star
Headers who may know the wh,r,abonf,
OF persons mentioned In this column :.
missing arc requested also 20 Frp0rt IA
The star. Other newspapers are Invited
70 rtprodno. such items az viii interest
their readers.
HARVEY CAS0N, who disappear
Cd February. 1924. from the Vet.
Grams hospital. Tuskogee, Ala Ia
sought by the U. s. veterans' bure-N,
Washington. d. G. He Is a nec\
about 2s years old and his home al.
dress was Deep Step, Ga
His wife IS seeking word Of ERN-
TsT }. MORGAN, 39-ycar-oid world
war veteran. He has a wound in the
right shoulder and tattoo mark on
The right forearm. Address Mrs.
Inez ". Pugh in charge OF press
contact, L. S. Veterans Bureau,
Washington. d, {.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee
ONoes
ke-..I..t.

Mondays Quotations
suEnr--Raw. firm. ia96; refined. firm
graduated, sb95l0
Coffee No. Rio. ioRe; santos No, 4.
25n n2tc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Nov. o,-4rorciEn OK
change opened lower. Demand sterling.
iA.stAi francs, f0.oss6s lire, o.ospII:
Belgium. t0.0ibRi4 marks, 2sSo; swed-
On, t6Ti: Norway 7naR,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
EXPECT ONION
PRICE BOOST
Potato Market Has Qmeted
Down Over Week End

A rise in tho price ~ onions
which usually is affected by tile
potato market is expected by prod
nee dealers in san Fanel.co and
seattle During tho recent sensar
uoH8l rise i'm spuds, the onion mar,
krt was unusually quiet but now
that the potato market has Quiolri
down, action ia the onion market is
Imminent they say
Gull apples arc being used "a a
much greater extent both locally
ana Tor shipment Wonatchco grow
crs say. The Cashmere drhydmtips
plant viii allow growers there 60
use considerable portion ~ their
emil. FbFa ,aa.rs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
9 MALE HELP WANTED

sTEhUT. reliable non wanted .
take no Modern HaTh~rIHE nr V
pfHfr .Gu and Nil Earsr..rs In
nHE barber chops IH Hr1LIlr Light.
faHr. HHII.raI1 work can On
write H1Irr Barber college. .az
par.arutai ass
WANTED Tailor. married man. rT-
pert cleaner and pfaaHar. FOR Sion
ln large community, 10 miles from
seattle Hg n"mErNtigu. Fox lJ-.
Liirpnrr wash.
At AHsEE. sHg4 en-. near Wrstiats
clean. 'urHIaHFi. steam heated
bedrooms mem. free bath ana
ptny T,anH soc. weekly g. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
VEGETABLES

TIVE T AIH NH"3'''I" NfaT'F7
THE prices given are thoss made 10
rvsaii dealers By wholesaler villa .
few SEASONAL sIesptioss. prices 70 pro-
Queer. can BE- figured By dsdurtilnx
approximately rs per cent for handling.
storage and zsiliax eos,.D
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
Seattle Wheat

no. ] western white, ii.t7: No sof,
white. i.ts. No. western white. 81, ~:
No. 1 hard winter ils! No l northern
spIrinE. i.t5; No. ! big blue stem, 81 IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
San Francisco Produce

fH"HWNN VUUIHfIonH
Butter-E1tras. G0c.
EEEs-ErtrhS sec: extra pulletu. I5c.
Cheeso-Chl. flats, fancy, sic. Cal.
Young Americas, fancy, 3ic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
LUMBER MARKET

Common Stars. 6-7., 80 100
Common clears go, l.5S 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09

BUSINESS /
SERVICES
Attorneys Law
Russell Il. Farrell. Lawyer. a4a Dex-
ter Horton. All cases Advice free.
ELlot-02ss
VA. T. e, BALL. 2l5 Burke Bid. sO5
Ind, Al cases. Fec mod. AAin-710g.
ADVICE free. Joseph Allen. Lawyer.
All cases BOZ LeAry Bid ELiOt-19bs.
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Collections
BAD debts coiieeted Universal AdI.
Co, Eil0t-iG70. 1909 Alaska Bldg.
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Electric Machinery
urY-sEI.L--K / h. ,. 81 90. etc.
w. ApNTELiUs PRICE co. Seattle.
s--'---~--~~~-~.~---~---~
Opticians and Optometrists
On RUTHwELia 2z7 Union 81.
Correct GlaHscs AZ Reasonable Prices
DIR EDNUNDs. Fraser Paterson co.
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Piano Tuners
TUNING 50. John strom. EAst-os5i.
'--'~~-~.~--~~---.--~----~
Patent Attorneys
n p. GORiN. Patent Attorney Pat
entH secured. developed and sold.
tQb-G-7 Central Bid. Seattle. MAIN
$3.50: 600 I sL y. w, Washington,
MASON. Feuwick: Lawrence: sstsb-
ished 1861 Advice and booklet
free is2 Burke Bldg.
~~~~~-~-~--~~----~-~~---
Physicians, Surgeons
SPINAL adjustments. many spe-
rialiy and other bettcr-claEB
treatments: all ailments Call
" for pamphlets DR. Macy. Health
Clinic, 2Hi Yale building. oppO-
site pOstnfficr.
DIR. ANGUS, suite 400 Pantages Bid.
Women's ailments. disorders.
DIR MAYFiELD. SO years curing
men. 105 lot ave, Wash. Bldg.
l FUNERAL NOTICES
HEDMAN-ssis Woodland Park ave.
NOV. s. 1925. RONALD REDMAN,
age ~ years. beloved son Of
James +. and IeEEie T. Ncdnans
brother Of Mrs. Elizabeth l., Muir
ply Announce ment later. Home
Undertaking CO
oRNIr<-At ketchikan. Alaska. Nov.
?. 1926. OLE A. ORVfK. aged IS
years.
Funeral services at the parlorH OF
Bonncy- Watson co. Tuesday at 1 y.
m. Friends invited Interment at
Pacific Lutheran cemetery
" A n ~ % 4 q n-i0i5 Thomas st.
November 2. 1895, GUY HAIR
BOuGH. age rs years Beloved
husband Of Bertha Harbough.
Announcement later Home Tn
dcrtaking Co.
MoRGhN-l6O0 2and ave, Nov. s.
1895. RACHEL MORGAN. age a.
years, beloved mother OF William
and Reese and Mrs, Earl Billows
Announcement later. Home Tn
icrtafSlnR Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09

rrIsS. raid wGsissais Dealer,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
FUNERAL NOTICES

DIR MAYF1ELD. 50 years curing
men. 705 ist aye Wash. Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09

srfNAL adjustments. many spe-
rinliy and other bcttcT-claEs
treatments. all ailments Call
for pamphlets, DR. Macy. Health
Clinic. g1I Yale building. oppo-
Lie r.natntfLrr.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-31

The invitation should read some
thing like this:
Dear Jane:
Bob and / are to be married at
my sisters home on Wednesday.
teenth of March. at o'clock. We
both want you to, come. You win
won't you? Since It is to be a
home wedding, it viii. Of course.
be very small and informal. and
we are inviting only the families
and our closest friends. Of whom
you are. Of course, one OF the
dearest.
Dearest greetings and wishes
from Bob and me.
'Devotedly yours"
(2l Only one envelope should
be used. Two envelopes are used
only with formal engraved invita-
tons.
t3) Any hour that is convenient
is correct Four is the usual
hour, however. for an afternoon
wedding.
(Mrs. Beeckman win be glad to
answer questions on etiquette sub
mitted by readers.)
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you got your fish
ing-rod with you, Bob
- by?" / asked, knowing
full well that If there is water
within five miles it is invariably
part of the little boys equipment.
"Oh, yes, sir" answered Bobby.
We were starting out for the
seashore, which was only a short
distance from the New England
village where We were stopping.
Nothing is more interesting for
a boy-or even a man, ] might
add-than that "stearn and rock
bound" shore of New England as
It is described in the poem,
which 1 know you have all re-
cited on some Friday afternoon
at school, called 1.-THE Landing
Of the Pilgrims"
Over that "stern and rock
bound" coast Bobby climbed and
slid. Several times l thought he
he had planned for it.
Carefully I picked my way over
the slippery rock and followed
Bobby's example of lying down
flat on my tummy.
Bobby didn't say a word but
pointed down into the water.
At first l could see nothing.
But when my eyes became accus-
toned to the deep blue of the
salt water / distinguished some
thing waving down there. was
1t "a piece Of seaweed or was 1t
a minnow?
Look, Foxy Grandpa" he
whispered. THAT thing that
looks like bait is fastened to the
head of that big fish
There right under us was a
huge fish. His great mouth was
wide open. And there hanging
from n long splendor bone which
grew out of his head was a
feathery appendage which looked
for all the world like bait on a
fish.hook.
He's got one" gasped Bobby.
as a fish swan up, tried to
snatch the camouflage bait in his
mouth and was gulped down by
the big fish before you could
say Jack Robinson"
why his Jaws snapped an If
they were on a string" exclaimed
Bobby.
See il he gets any more" 1
murmured.
1t didn't take that big fish
long to make up his mind to
have another fish for dinner.
For there he was with his great