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Billy Jones Is
Scheduled for
Amateurs Show

OILY JONES. the little Renton
- youngstcr, has impressed Biddy
Bishop by his workmanship style OF
milling. and may soon be taken over
BY the veteran manager. Jones VIII
be seen In action again at Austin q
Salts gym. Ninth and Olive, Friday
night. He will be paired off in one
OF the eight or nine amateur bouts
that viii be presented
Some OF tho matches scheduled are:
Billy Jones VS.. Joe Gregory. lis;
Eddie Gross vs.. Hal Davis. 1856; Cy-
clone Burns vs.. FREDDY Daniels. $40:
Charley Genaro ". Jimmie Negro.
lis: Art Thirty VS.. Don Burnett. 1is;
VIII Morris Us. Heussey cookson.
1873; Jim Stewart VS.. Randall Glen.
onta. There will be two prelims also.
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ROSenburg and Stable
Coming to Coast
Manager Segal to Bring Half Dozen Crack Fight
ers West in Two Weeks and Wants to Show Them
in Seattle Austin & Bishop May Line Up Star

AIRY SEGAL, prominent New York fight
manager, is bringing big stable Of fighters
west in about two weeks, Charley Rosenberg,
the worlds bantamweight king, being the
star member Of the boxing troupe. a
Segal has wired TO Biddy Bishop rex I'd
ing possible matches for his fighters in Sc
attic in early October as a stopover on their
way TO California.
Segal is bringing the following fighters
besides the champion: K O. Phil Kaplan,
,hnny Drew. New ENGLAND featherMeight
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Alonzo In fc6r sets, 6.S, 6.S, GIL, CO..
Williams trounced Howard Kin.
sey, rs, O., SO
Richards put out Rene Lacoste,
6'2, 90, 6.S.
The finals are scheduled for Sat.
urdays
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-18

152 pounds; Johnny Drew, New England featherwegFt
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ORIOLES WIN
SEVENTH FLAG

baltimore. Sept. is.-IThs Bait.
ID more orioles for tho seventh
consecutive time. won tho pcnnani
I'm the international league and will
play the Louisville Colonies. winners
Of that honor In the AuericaD aSso.
citation, for the Class a ball title,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-18
MISS VETERANS

NEW HAVEN, Sept 1s,--Benton
md Richards, two letter men, are
still missing from the Yale foot
ball squad, hut they nre expected to
report this week. Jones and Lind
icy are laid up with bnd colds. Tad
Jones, head coach, has started dunn.
my scrimmage, the first time In
years II has been tried 40 early.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-18
CINDER STAR
AFTER BERTH

Roland Locke. Nsbrasks's great
sprinter. Will atiemp, 10 gain n half
back berth on the coruhusksrs'
eleven this fall. Hes had experience
and this. plus his speed. should make
him valuable chap TO have around.
He's one OF the tastes, men the Nc
braska school has had in seasons.
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home more strongly to me than the time
when Harvey Donaldson threw Red Cal
lahan, big truck driver, on So bet down
at our old gymnasium years ago in the base
ment of the Arlington hotel building.
But mustn't get ahead of my story.
Callahan was teamster, big 200
FOUNDER with thatch of flaming red hair
and muscles that would have made the
Iron bands OF Longfellow's famous black
smith look like string
Callahan's favorte strong-man stunt
was to lift the back of his big trunk wagon
off of the ground on his shoulders. He
bent spikes like hairpins. He was one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-18
zsAszA -

OF ali Of the events Of any conse.
quenee during the Northwest sea.
son.
Rose has been ranking the city
players for the past several years
and his annual iistings arc recog.
niEed as tho official rating for tho
season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-18

VS.. Richard Nor.
ris Williams, III,
was TO be the
tennis card In
the semi.finals
Of the national
m e MS singles
c h a m p ionship
here today.
Tilden entered
this round by
eliminating Wal.
lace johnson in
straight sots
Friday, ca, GO,
"a.
Johnston put
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-18

Gus contender In
tho high school
football race this
year than the
QuRkers were n
year ago.
Patricelli. big
and strong and
one OF the hcav.
lest lincsmcn In
the city. will be
tho key man OF
the Mt. Baker
team. He should
be n powerful
n set 10 tho
Quakcrs.
Good tackles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-18
PICKS SQUAD

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Sept. 1S.-
For the first time within memory.
n Harvard varsity team was picked
on the dry OF practice and put
thru some formation work by
Coach Bob Fisher, Tho squad has
been reduced to throo complete
teams.
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WINS PENNANT

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. 1S.-This
city, noted for its solfing stars,
Bobby Jones and Watts Gum, and
also for Ty Cobb. added another
crown when II captured the cham.
pionship Of the Southern Association
for 1925. This was the first time
Atlanta had won the pcnnant since
1919.
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SIGNAL DRILLS

PRINCETON. Sept 1s---Altho
they have been ut work only two
days, the 80 candidates for the
Princeton varslety team are so ad.
vanced in condition and fundamen.
tails. that Coach Bob Roper Is Civ.
ing them signal drills. Murray Glib
son, one OF the backfleld regulars.
has sore shoulder and may not
be able TO play this season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-18
ROCKNE GLUM

SOUTH BEND. Ind. Sept. 49,
After watching the cream OF his
material thru two days OF practice.
Coach ,Knutc Rockne OF Notre
Dame was pessimlstic. Prospects
are worse than In my year / have
been here" he said
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and good ends are 20 football
team what n good combination at
second baso are 10 a baseball nine.
Weakness nj one OF these positions
usually raises havoc with team,
no matter how strong It might be
otherwise.
To flank Patrlcclli md Todd,
Coach SoulSup has Hcffonsen and
Wood. The former should make a
whale OF wing man In time ms he
has the Ideal build for the position.
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tusions nnd obrnsIons in tho region
OF the welkln In this dacl, the
whooping and blattlng OF the
maSSed trombones OF RickatdB In.
comparable ballyhoo orchestra have
been downed in an oyorpowerlns
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viii be pun
llahed In sat
urtlay's Star
The ranking
Is made up by
Alex c. Rose
golf expert OF
The star. who
Is better quail
fled than any
other golf au.
thority In the
Northwest, 10
make up such
a Eelcetion
thru his post
ton rs start
or and tourna
nnnt manager
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amateur Eolt
championship at
oakmont sever.
al days ago.
MeIood's pride
aud pupil young
Roland MacKen,
ale. the iS.year
old medalist OF
the event, had
just been elm,
mated.
Bobby Jones
viii now 20 on
10 win tho cham.
pionship" re
marked Mcleod.
He will win he.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-18
TATE WINS
IN TACOMA

TACOMA, Sept 1S.--Bm Tate, the
big negro battler, won the decision
here last night from Frank Farmer
veteran Northwest battler. in their
siS'round bout at the Eagles.Kay A.
c. smoker Tate outpointed the small.
er Farmer in every round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-18

night ia not In.
tended 10 BIO n
secret, therefore
/ Ls no violation
Of confidence OF
mention tho en-.
gagcment.
Tho m n tier
has been kept
quiet in spite Of,
not because OF,
the desires Of
r OK Richard,
whose tonal 81.
fects in anticipn
tlon OF cham.
plonship tran.
sactIonB usually
cause Some con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-18
Plenty N sorrurnN LEAGUE

Wbfesrr Dol. Yam GaTYAh. Nehn
Gr.HE. Jinf Sect, Shovel Hodge. Eddie
BoEArt. HE'D Smith, Bert Stshoff. Jim
nsEfy. Pete LapAn. Jim Riley. Joe
Jenkins. Rod Murphy. Brae. Hartford
those are, some ~ the former Coast
isaEasr, now doing time In the southern
league
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Totals ......,96 IL 81 IL
.Batted for ChekalulS in ninth.
Score by innings:
Los Angeles ..,... o Ia 1900 -
Innings ptched--Lucas Az. Dumovich
isa. Charge defeat TO Lucas At bat
Lucas rs, Dumovich s. Hits hatted--
Lucas IL, Runs scored--Lucas .. Runs
responsible for-Craudall l, Lucas g.
struck out-Dumovich ,. Bases on balls
Lucas :. Chekaluk 5. Two-base hits
Eldred. sandborg. whnley, KruE. a.
dali, Sacrifice hits-Twombicy, Crs IL.
Douole plays-Rrug TO McAuleyr|to
Grimes, 2; Brady to Emmev to Her
man, Time-l;s6. Umpires-carroil and
Toman.
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and I'll bet So on it," Gala
han fairly shouted at me.
You're on" replied.
GO talked II over with Donaldson
~ and he agreed TO tho exhibition.
Donaldson. Il viii bo remembered.
weighed only los pounds, but he
war wonderful mat man and was
tho ranking star OF the Seattle
Athletic club team At that time.
Tho noxt day Callahan reported
ut the gym and asked for his op.
poncnt. Donaldson was standing in
the corner Of the gym. reading the
Daily Wireless. and his back wns
turned 10 us. pointed him out.
"What, me wrestlc that little
runts" exclaimed Callahan.
with disgust. why. I'll break
him In two with one handr'
I advised Callahan 10 walt and
SEQ. so I introduced them, they
donncd ring clothes, and tho match
was on.
TT Il hadn't been no funny II would
L have been pathetic TO see the lit.
Ito spider play with the big ny.
Donaldson feintcd him and whom
Callahan rushed him Donaldson
sldestepped. caught one OF his
arms. gave II quick yank, spun
Callahan around, tripped him and
in less than n minute Callahan was
flat on his back.
Callahan was stunned with tho
speed OF II and boiling mad.
They started, after n rest, on
the second fall, and again Don.
aldson Tented him and Gala
han fell into the trap again.
This time Donaldson squatted
on the mat and when Callahan
rushed he dove thru tho Irish
mans legs. jumped up on his
back, hit Callahan behind tho
lrecs with quick jerk and
down went the truck driver all
In n heap. Donaldson spun
him with wrist hold and had
him down again In about
minute. All told the match
didn't Inst four minutes.
Callahan dressed In doublc-qulck
time. slapped his five bucks on the
table and loft in terrible huff.
He never came near the gym again
and soon threw UP his Job.
r DIDN'T hear from him again un.
L III Just the other day when
received n lottcrsSrom tho embryo
Frank Gotch, in which he told mo
that he had invented something
new in genr shift for automobiles
and that ho was on his way to
fame and fortune.
no BE Continued Tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-18
uAnnIs AS PINCH nTrEn

Spencer Harris doesn't sc, much
chanc. 50 play regularly in the Chicago
whit. sop outflsid with three such fly
ehkserr as Mostil. Falk and Hooper on
the Job but hs does oceAsionai pinch hit
ting roles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-18
BY WestbrOOk Pegler

NEW YORK, Sept. 1s--Altho the
1N matter has been kept rather
quiet, the fight between Mickey
Walker and Dave Shade In the
Yankees ball yard next Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-18
KnNrronY SILL HIS

The las, thing they lose on the ola
n,ond is thsir batting eye Va Konstehy
she vas playing frs; base IN the majors
whsa 4. z. wsshbarn was playing with
Bic A. n. 9. blocks. smscksd out his
as,h homer az the ssaRon IA the TsKas
issEr. the other day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-18
Boston SOx
Pull Big
Upset
Cellar Kings Whitewash
St. Louis Browns Twice
in One Afternoon

S night drew It's
softenins curtain
over the scene tho
citizens OF Boston
stumbled dazedly
homeward TO their
evening meals OF
beans and Goldfish.
mu,tcrIng hoarse
uutterine
The Red sox.
the local ball
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GRANGE PUNTER

CHAMPAIGN, Ill, Sept, 49,
Harold cRcd') Grange may handle
Illinois uniyorsity's punting this
fall because Earl Brltton has been
shifted from the beekficld into the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-18
TIGHT GAME

SALT LAKE CITY. Sept. H.
The Salt Lake Bees nosed ont Oak.
land hero yesterday. S 20 I. Both
Boehlcr and McCabo pitched tight
hall. allowing seven hits, but tho
Bee sluggers hit in tho pinches
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20 ASSISTS @

The Maokmen defense had busy
afternoon In game played with the
Yankees recently. 1t turned in exact,
~ 20 assists Groves being high with
seven, Galloway was close behind
with five,
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ospoUSg srAns

Reports from "a. Western isAEus state
that Frank psboTrs. former seattle out
hsicsr. Ia leading the circuit IN hitting
With mark 81 over .tee lie IL with
the Omaha team
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Rose to Rank
City Golfers
GOLFERS. Attention

GOLFERS. attention.
VI Tho annual ranking Of the
city golf players. which Is tho
only rating made OF the Seattle
linksmsn for the seasons play.
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prouIA LEADS

Peoria IL Leading the Thrss.f isann. al
the present writing. Thi. II nothing 10
&c, excited shout out this way, but
somebody might usnt 60 know about Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-18
BY Joe Williams

H,HE writer stood at the 18th
l. green with Freddie Mcleod,
the Washington pro. watching one
OF the matches IN the national
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BLANKS TIGERS

SACRAMENTO. Sept. 1s,--Keat.
Ing pitched his third successive win
over tho Vernon Tigers here yes.
terdny, when ho shut them out with
three hits and the Solons won, TO 0.
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AMERICAN

batteries Thurstor. Edwards. Connol-
y and sehaik; cuiun and coehrane.
New York ..-............5 o
BA,tstiss-smitn and Mystt; II. John
son and HeuEoDEh.
81. Louis (first camel .........o D
Boston ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o
Batteries -Danforth, Davis and Har-
grave; wlnEneld and Blrehotf.
81 Louis Second game)...,...o S 5
Boston ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Batteries Van Glider and Dixon.
zahnisor and Stokes.
Detroit first samel ,.......17 is 0
Washington ........,.....,,... 2 IL
BAtterics--HollowRy, Wells and Bass
Ter: johnson, Baliou. Russell. Mareorry
and Rusl
Detroit tseoond Eame) ..,..,..o 3 4
washington ....,s...,....s..., 4
Batteries - whltehlll and woodail,
BHssler; covelesido and Read.
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BIG INNING

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. ls.-The
Seals yesterday won tho second
game Of the series from Portland,
4 to 2, by scoring four runs in the
third inning on four walks and two
hits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-18

Editor. Note: This !. tho third In
.tailm~nt Of n series % preseason re.
views Of the seattle high school football
eleven. by Henry 4. Blake, football e.
pert Of Tho Star,
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NEW YORK. Sept is.--Louls Vim.
centinl. lightweight OF Chile. fought
draw here last night in 10 rounds
with Solly secman OF this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-18
BIG TENNIS
GUNS CLASH

ENoREsT HILLS. n. Y, Sept, Is,
William Tilden, II, VS.. Vim.
cent Richards and Billy Johnston
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BY Henry +. Blake

TWO corking good tackles In
l. PatrIcoti and Todd should
make Franklin n much more scri'
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When Donaldson Threw Big
Truck Driver in Mat Bout
Little l05-Pounder of Old Days Tossed 200-Pound
Win SIS Bet at Old Austin & Salt Gymnasium
BY Lonnie Austin
GAs TOLD TO LEO II. LAssENl
CHAPTER XVII

DRUTE strength oftimes helps in athletics, but it isn't
ID everything by long shot, has been proved time
and time again in the various sports It brought
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-18
Bagshaw Must Pick His First Eleven Soon
Willamette
Game Due
in Week
Coach Has but Few Days
to Prepare Squad
for Debut
By Leo II. Lassen

w LEh from To-
m ow tho
Washington fIus
kies viii make
their first bow
on the gridlron
when they tan
sic with the Wi.
lamettc team,
ha Oregon
eleven doesn't
figure 20 even
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-18

The ruling organizations Of
golf do not recognize any
worlds championship in the
sport.
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strong baby The big rshman used TO drop INTO the gym
once in a while and he had ambition to be wrestler
Kidding him day, told him knew of fellow VINO
could throw him twice in five minutes
There amt guy in the Northwest that can do that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05

icp, coverings, hangingg--oyerythlngl
Buy Diamond Dyes-no other
kind-and tell your drugglBt wheth.
or the material you wish 10 color
is wool or elk, or whether II is lin
en- cotton or mixed goods.
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TO do your stunt now. Please com
mcnco."
Humpty Dumpty looked thought
rul. Columbus made an osg to
stand on end" said he, "Ic ! Just
know how. could do that, But /
don't know how"
Can't you think OF something
olso?' insisted Mister Dodgcr.
We'll" said Humpty Dumpty.
the cook.bools say to take an egg
and separate t. But that is an.
other thing that don't know how
TO do either How can / separate
myself from myself, I'd like TO
know"
Il know" cried Jack O. Lantern.
Tell n story. We all like stories"
AN right" 'said Humpty Dump.
ty obligingly. 81. don't know any,
but III tell one anyway"
SO ali tho High links people sat
around In a circle while iIumpty
Dumpty began;
"onco upon timo there was n
little hon and her name was Mary"
Mary" laughed Nancy, "Thnt's
a funny nomo for a chicken"
Her namc was Mary" repeated
lumpty Dumpty severely and sho
laid nice white eggs, Besides that
sho was great pct and Lllowed
In tho house whenever sho wanted.
"And sometimes sho laid eggs In
the house II she could find some.
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ASAPS FABLES Ne 309.

couldn't put you together again"
oh that" snid Humpty Dump.
~ was my great, great, great and
some more grcats.grandfather
como from very important fam.
ily."
Where were you, sir when wo
were doing stunts, ! should like to
know" asked Mister Corn Dodger
suddenly.
II was right horc in my barrolr'
said Humpty Dumpty merrlly IT
saw and heard everything thru the
bung.hole."
Then you were cheating" said
Mister Corn Dodger. Everybody
In High Jnks Land has to do n
stunt and II Isn't too late for YOU
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CHAPTER XVII.

Laure had no cause to repeat her
admonition, for, in the days that fol.
lowed, Pierce Phillips maintained to-
ward the women members OF the
party an admirable attitude OF aloof.
ness. This doubtless would have met
with LaureS whole.hearted approval
had, he not treated her In precisely
tho same way Ho exercised q pro.
nounced effect upon her; his voice,
his laughter brought n light and q
sparkle 10 her eyes; 8he could not
rest when he was out Of her sight.
To discover that she lacked n similar
appeal for him reused tho girl to
desperation; she lny awake nlghtH,
trying 10 puzzle out the reason, for
this was a new experience to her.
Recalling their meeting and tho IN
cldcnts OF that first night at White
Horse, she realized that here was n
battling secret and that she did not
possess the key to Il.
Ono night tho truth came 10 her.
Beet had mhdc camp later thnn usual
and as o result had selected q pnr-
tlcularly bad spot for tia brushy
flat running back from n high, over.
hanging bank beneath which ran n
swlrling eddy.
ITO BE Continued
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LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES,
COLT TO THE LITTLE MAR.
QuISE, CARE THE SECRET
DItAWER-CDNTINIED

II don't understand you. Leslie
said Jack to me. What do you
mean about me presuning on syd's
friendship? sgd knows l would do
anything under the world for him,
just as he would for me. We arc
friends. II isn's a question OF give
friends. II isn't n question Of give
all that's necessary II has just
happened that you have known only
OF the things that sgd has done
for me.
/ could see, Little MarquIsc. that
Jack was hurt. / win say this for
my John. He does not know that
he is u very selfish man. Ho sim
ply has had things done for him,
all his life and 10 goes right on
letting people help him out OF
scrapcs. I'm quite sure that he
thinks sgd takes moro Joy out OF
doing things for John Alden Pres.
colt than anything else in tho
world.
/ thought, perhaps. It would be
as s cd n time aS any to tell him
that perhaps sgd had other things
to think about all the time than
hig friend.
At this, Jack laughed easily
Leslie" he said, you do not
seem TO understand that poor old
sgd is a plodding sort Of human
being. I think he would give all
he has in the world to have Just
one sort OF adventure that comes
TO mo almost ovory day. even tho
thoSo adventures be rather annoy
ing. Don't you realize, dear, that
I furnish sgd all the romance and
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thing that looked like n nest.
"ono day Mister Jones took his
hat off and laid II on chair up.
sldo down, and Mary splod It and
laid nice white egg in It."
"oho-ho know the end of
that storyV' said Nick. Mister
Jones won't to put his hat on and
tho egg fell down on his head and
smashed
NO STIR! said Humpty Dumpty.
Mister Jones saw tho egg and tool,
II carefully out and they had II
for dinner.'
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Linton showed his contempt Tor
this ridiculous assertion 10y silently
pulling the bcddinE higher and snus-
IS tuckiBE e IN, Jerry promptly Cd
bowed him aside and pulled Il lower
Tom made an angry gcsturg, and FOR
a third time adjusted the covers 20
suit himself. whcrrupon jerry imme
,ei!ately changed them 10 accord with
his ideas
HaviuE safely landed his craft br,
low the rapids, 'Poleon porrt hurried
back 20 bis tent Ca find the partners
sitting knee 10 knee. face 90 face.
and hurting whispered incohcrcucies
AZ each other Both men were IN a
poisonous mood, both were ripe for
violence. They oycrllowyd with
wrath, They were glaring; they shook
their fists. they were wrked with
fury insult followed abuse ana the
sounds that issued from their Threats
/. were like tho rustliuEs o. a corn
> field In an autumn sale, Nor did
inquiry elicit n sensible explanation
from either.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05

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