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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-15
VETERAN COP OF
SEATTLE DEAD
Mike Powers, Member OF
Force SO Years, Passes
Mike, powera Is dead.

Mike" Powers Is dead
The retired veteran OF the Seattle
police force passed away az his home.
1903 r. Fir St. Sunday afternoon. He
had been IN with heart disease for
a hat year.
a year and n half ago Capt. Pow.
ers was retired with n pension. He
fought retirement in the courts. hut
lost. Then ne went. with Mrs. Pow,
ers. TO California. seeking TO regain
lost health. He failed. and six months
ago returned to Seattle.
For % years Powers was with the
department, rising from the rank OF
patrulman to that OF captain. BE.
fore Joining tho force he was a mem.
Der OF the pioneer volunteer fire
fighters, helping in tho great fire OF
80.
Borr IN San Francisco in 1858, the
veteran came to Seattle q years
later Funeral services will ho held
from st. James cathedral carly this
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-15
RESCUE MINER
Man Walks Out OF Tomb
With Heavy Appetite

GRASS VALLEY. Cal. June 49,
After more than IS hours OF fran.
tic drilling rescue workers carly
Sunday broke thru the last rock
barrier in the Alta Combination
mine near here and released Rob.
ert Hill. a miner. who was en-.
tomber last Thursday by eave-in.
Hin walked out OF the dark tun.
mel smoking a cigaret and com.
planning OF hunger. His wife and
three small children met him at
the mouth OF the shaft. where they
had maintained a constant vigil
since the accident imprisoned him.
Rescuers had been unable to get
food thru to the prisoner during
the two anxious days. altho they
mad driven an iron pipe into the
chamber, which WA part OF the
Alta tunnel OF the Alta mine. Hill
had talked with his rescuers thru
The pipe as they worked to save
him. He joked with them. but be.
gan complaining o. hunger as the
hours wore on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-15
HOLD RITES FOR
C. N. SALISBURY
Veteran Weather ForeCaster
Dies After Illness

Funeral services were conducted
Monday morning FOR George n.
Salisbury, So. who had been fore.
caster OF weather conditions FOR Sc.
attic and Puget sound for 20 years.
Mr.. Salisbury died Friday. after nm
illness Of week. at his home. 1925
Third ave. w.
The Rev. w. r. sawhill. pastor OF
the United Presbyterian church.
pronounced the funeral rites at the
Bonney. Watson chapel, fntermcnt
was In Lake View cemetery.
Mr.. Salisbury retired from the
government service on August 81,
1929. and was succeeded by Melvin
-. Summers. He was native OF
Minnesota and was graduated from
the University OF Minnesota. in 1882.
He is survived by his widow. Mrs.
Lila Salisbury; two sons. George X.
and Albert Salisbury: n daughter.
Miss Alice Salisbury. and brother,
c. V. Salisbury. ali OF Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-15
MONDAY
sEATTE STATIONS

ISICL taoal 3. police music concert.
talk by Mayor nrowul blt, kTCL
Players IN The Fursyihv Flappsr" rae
los thriller
kToA uhD, Rhodes store ~ no..
Lions club lunch : Holman orchestra
O. it0fmaun orchestral tIil, sherman,
clay proFrams $40. studio pLaEFam.
KJH $50, n w. Radio Service CO.
lgr15. markets. T. musicale. 1850, style
talk. q. IhsaiuTu. AEs0. studio program
OTHER STATIONS
Kro usAi. Nan Franrisso-l. orrhrs-
ira b. organ, 3. MIXED quartet 10. or
rbuatTa.
XIX $500. oakland malls quartet
string trla. BIS, orchestra, stb. Lake
Merritt Ducks Eamboi
kuO tsaD, Oakland 9 AmphloH trio.
10 orchestra
MI uS1l, Las Angeles a, program.
., Virginia fl0hTi soprano. 10, program,
KIiJ aoai, tos Angeles - flag Day
program.
kNN tJAD. Hollywood ss0ril. pro-
grams, H. orchestra
kaw tpD. Portland silent night
koA tas1l, puHyrf=fIiq. Players in
'Hssalle', history talk
NCCU an, Twin Cities. dance
program
voc asa, Davenport Silent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-15
SssEFhez Radiost
What's on the Air
TUESDAY
sI.AIII AIAII0ha

HAHfN y - ~ n AuNN
hItL ta1al 10 o.. ma ltTCL KID
dice club. q iUrghHrTs New wash
inEtan orchestra. " o. WriEl5. O. n
forest service. talk
hIOA $50, Rhodes Store -lZr 80. Ei-
wants luHrh. Z. tofmaun orchestra. g.
dinner concert. GHis. Hbodss' Hfor1 pro-
gram ti3s, studio program TO- prcIsS-
ira
KJH $50, IS. vs. Radio Service Co.
1850 o. HayiuFs program. 1898, mar
hrtu, !, musicals. l.s0, home economies
talk ., hsaisra. sac. =. X. Savings pro-
gram.
OTHER STATIONS
kfo Hssl. Nan FrnuriHror-7, orchrsr
trs 4. municipal night, TO- orchestra
KIN t5osj, Oakland, news, silent
after.
kGo i5dib, Oakland, musical pro
grant 10. orchestra
Nh u67j. I.as Angeles q. organ. D..
novelty hour. 30. Packard ballad hour
kliJ ti0sl. los Angeles 7fag, Piggy
WHISKY girls. b. program, 80, orchestra.
KIM tSaD, Iioilyw"ad=s and ?, pro-
grams 10, movie night
hnW NSD, Poriiaud-9, concert: 10.
aFrIsaifh
kOA ara. Denver Silent night
Ncto an, Twin citiSs-e, musical
program.
Voc $50, Davenport. wEAF re-
isYod. 9, educational talk. siiG. musical
program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-15
five DROWN AS
LAUNCH SINKS
II Escape; Launch CapSizeS
40tt Newport Beach. Cal.

NEWPORT hsACH. Cal. June
1t.-F1yc persons were sfvNnea and
~ narrowly escaped death when tho
fo,foo; fishing yacht ThelmA cap,
sized rounding the hreakwatcr here.
The u SaYcd were pulled from the
sea IN "A sensational rescue by Duke
KRsnaaoku, famous Hawaiian
swimmer, and three others who
reached tho sinking boat with surf,
bofT,is
kahanamohu made six tTips IN HIS
fragile hoard. rcscuing as many pro,
Pile lie later located the bodies OF
the five who had drowned The
dead arc
w w squires, constable. River,
side.
Oral Farnsworth. Riverside,
Jack and Edgar Morris OF Airing,
ton.
+, +. Mccain. fathcr,lnlaw Of Jack
Morris,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-15
WILL LET KIDS
BROADCAST
KTCL Riddles Club offers
New Feature

II the old days ever kid wanted 20
act Tor the movies. nowadnyr
every boy and girl wants 20 be- d ia
do broddcaster
KTCL will cater 10 the ambition In
a series u KTCL Kiddles' club radio
casts. The first rides the 3O5-meter
NJ 10 a. m. Tuesday Thcre1l be an
aerial contest for prlzes. and the
prizewiHnora viii be allowed 90 broad.
cast from the big stations studio IN
the New Washington hotel the fol
lowing MOndny.
The club viii be- operated turnout
the summer vacation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-15
PLAN H|CHW AY
Would Connect Southeast
Section With Downtown

The city planning commission has
recommended to the city council n
plan for new highway. affording
traffic from southeast Seattle easier
access TO the downtown district.
Sixth ave. would be used as an
outlet. The new route would run
from 14th ave. s. and Jackson ST.,
along Main st. TO 10th ave. s., curv.
ing to Maynard ave. at or south
Of Yeslcr way and thence northerly
to Sixth ave.
Connections would be made be.
tween Washington 81. and Ycslcr
way; between Maynard ave. and
Fifth ave. s.; between Ycsler way
and Washington st., between 10th
and nth ayes, and between Sixth
ave. and James st. and Sixth ave.
s. and Main 1t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-15
EAGLES MERRY
IN VICTORIA
Delegates 10 State Meet En-
terrain Quaint City

VICTORIA. n. C., June 10 Thou
sands OF washingtous Eagles are
making merry here today at their an.
nuhi state acrlc convention, They
are providing fcce show Tor the CO.,
900 folks In this bit OF old England
Bands played and drill teams pa,
radod thru the city Sunday, disrupt
ing It's usual sabbath calm Last
night there was band ON every
block and barber shop quartet In
front OF every hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-15
Two Escape Death
in Crash of Plane

SANTA MONICA, Cal. juno To-
Lieut.. william A. Jesgon and Prl.
vatc Charles i. Johnson narrowly
escaped death at Clover Field sun.
day when their plane. after crash.
ing In mid-nir with another, side
slipped $500 feet and was wrecked
against a high tension pole.
LESSONS plane was in formation
with four others when he crashed
into the tail Of plane pilotcd by
Lieut.. Harold n. shugnrt. shu.
gnrt proceeded when he learned
that his plane had not been dam
aged.
The two mon were taken from
under tho wreokaRe only slightly
injured after their hair mile fail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-15

edy. Resale" There's mu.
steal program. too.
ERED O. COOPER. whose car.
toons and drawings arc well
known. speaks from KGO M about
si5 Monday evening You'l recOl.
lect the familiar II, &. C." he signs
his drawings with
Ohldnnd's usual education pro.
gram includes talks on reclaim,
alton. curing automobile Ills.
problems Of the ndolescent boy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-15
CHICAGO ROUNDS
UP GUNNER
800 Held in Jail After Fatal
Police Duel

CHICAGO. june 49, More than
800 foreign born gunmcn and moon.
shine makers were hcrici tn police
cells today TN the most extensive
series % raids ever made hy Chicago
police Tho raids were ordered fol
lowing the killing OF two policemen
and the wouudinE Of another officer
no a street fight Saturday
Mayor peyrr States Attorney Rob
ort 4. Grove ana other hAh on
cialS announced their determination
60 rid the city 81 the ganEster, who
killed a total OF four policemen In
the past week Orders 60 shoot "a
KIN have been giycn police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-15
EATS ONLY BANANAS

LONDOE.--"Oojah." tho i2-year.
old pygmy elephant in the London
ZOO. won't eat anything but bananas
and milk She kicks bread and rolls
Il out Of her cnge, and hay and pea
nuts don't interest her az all.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-15
New Assassination
Reported in Sofia

LONDON. June ia Sofia mes.
sage to the Central News today
said that Patnscho Michailoff. lead.
err OF the Macedonian autonomists,
was assassinated in the streets last
night, but his assassin escaped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-15
(AdvertlsementJ
ADVERTISEMENT
Mother! Your Thin
Boy Need S McCoy's
Help Him TO Grow Stronger and
Take On the Weight He Needs

In just a few days
quicker than you ever
dreamt of-these won.
derful flesh making tab.
let's called McCoy's Cod
Liver Oil Compound
Tablets will start to
help any weak, thin.
under nourished little
one.
After sickness and
where ricketts, are sus.
pected they are especial.
~ valuable. No need to
give them any more
nasty Cod Liver OIL
these tablets are made
TO take the place OF that
good but evil smelling,
stomach upsettIng med.
icine and they surely
do II. They do put on
flesh.
Ask Owl Drug Co, or
any druggist for MoCoy's
Ts.d Iv.. nn o..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-15

WASHINGTON. American tobac.
co has supplanted the British weed
in the esteem Of Chinese smokers,
who bought 10000. 100000 American
coffin nails" in 1929 against 2.OOO.-
900 900 British, according to the com
rnerce department,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-15

pound Tablcts-as easy TO take as
candy and not at all expensiye-6O
tablets 60 cents. w
BE sure and get McCoy's, the
original and genuine and give tho
child chance for 30 days. II you
aren't delighted with results Just
get your money back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-15
DEMO WOMEN MEET

The regular weekly luncheon OF
tho Seattle City Wide Democratic
womeu's club win be held In The
olympic cafeteria Tuesday. Mrs.
Blanche Riddle Il In charge,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-15
Arrest Man for
Drunken Driving

II. Anderson was arrested at f.
Marginal way and Garden st. early
Monday by Officers L. p. Hcmler
and f. J. Roddy on n charge Of driy-
ing while drunk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-15

and nm educational drama: 1.-THE
Nolga River" Music by The
Amphlon trio.
Along IN The evening you can get
all around the dlals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-15
A NY 7 HING YOU
WANT TONIGHT
Wide Variety in Radios
Monday Offerings

TALKS. thrilIerB, plays. music. or
i chcatras anything you want on
the air Monday evening Turn 'om
and hear en-.
krCLPIuyrrsp present The
Fonythr Finppcr," racing drn.
ma, about B:lh. At least. that's
the time set for Il, but Mayor
Ilrnwn's going to start talking
from kTCL at $3.50 or there,
abouts. and - we'll. you know
what Dos il when lie gets
started,
Doc speaks on Municipal Govern
ment," on a program sponsored by
MA In 1870" police magazine, Starts
at s. Doc viii gy a good word or
10 for Ralph Nichols and the city
council In general tYes. he willb
A LONG with Docs speech the
"a Amcrican-iIawnlIan quartet viii
play concert Of popular numbers.
Tho usual Monday evening concert
az dance music and solo numbers by
the Goodrich Sllyrrtowu orchestra
VIII float over from KFOA az $40,
uteersd by the eninnRtlo w X, y,
Sears. Roehuck present Miss
Grace Jobson. well known plan.
istc. on J o'clock program from
kJR Dance music By shorty's
Melody Boys starts at 1880. run.
ming hn hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-15
TCKsDAY MOHNIhG

1880 \, Mir fSsB-
Program by ths Puget found BavinEs
and Loan association. Mrs. James Bos-
we'll. hostess a. Paradise Inn. Will sing
ana talk. Fred Cole Will EDeHk on
lawns and Grzfs Patches" one hour.
The musical prOEFams
The N'HTr 80 the Spring Beach
Come 70 the Garden, Love fBalt-rJ. Wat
ere u AiHnotSnka fI.i-uraucsJ: Indian
Dawn fZHwrcuikJ. Love Has WING
liogefHJs Memory Lane IConradJ-nrs
Boswell. aceompanimEuts by Ms ROD b.
orieE Dunbar. piano, and HrH r. Har-
risgh. violin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-15

4 concert heHsarrd y -HA lH.7sIr.r
police magazine. o. J.. Hus1. prfffsHsr
The American HaEaiiau quartet viii
play bffrFr John bsEgaf, who covers
PIKE e. HaFkrf. viii sling Talk.
Mayor Hr1Hn on ~MurIrIpaI ggy.rr
Wrut". officer !. ]. ~. John trsffTr
division. on Causes ana Prsysrtfsn ar
FfsfilG Asrldsuta." one hour. IN. pro
gram
The American Hawaiian quarfst-Tf@
NlsarH iAgfau winters. Fgrl Han AMI
clsmsH'iuH IIitl'. and Paul go0THsr. Boz
Hawaiian melodies
officer John BsHssr singing. Tta
Broken Pini9H JOEHH9Hy Dld Pal fvaH
AlHiynrys You're the Beet Little Kstbsr
tHHilD. oh. believe BE n All Thoss IN.
d"aring Young Charms fAio0FsJ: Wsr
n the Great Divide tHaIJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-15

CONDUCTOR WILLIAM HOF.
~ MANN viii play excerpts from
Going IN" for The Radio Star on
his O'Clock I<FOA dinner concer,
program. ThankA Mr. Holman.
May We have "A Gilbert 4 Sullivan
nigh, so0n7
Joseph Emerson Smith. well
known radio talker. will speai,
from kOA nj 7;iO Monday on
Spanish Conquistndores In Colo.
RADIO" Iris Ruth PaYcy leads the
kOA Players In one'hct com.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-15
r. sf-KToA as.

Dinner concert by IlafuarH Oiyra.~
Hotel DrrHsHfrs, 80 mmtfas PFszrai
h"fFrhia frarsHKHIIs waItr AmgrIt<s
lGEbuIEaJs EErrrpia from g0ing ~
niifHrh5s Hui ~ mo Dusk CDgrsyrv
LrtJs BsFsHals fg9uuoaJ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-15

i1ys when You and / Were Hassn,rru.
Moonlight Memories some ~ Trrss
bags Blg HsI Blu IKE YsB us1
~ Al. IfsrHiHE. iHdiaH Dawn: p-H
HEADED nEmms. Susie ylmtgrn. ~
EHtuaTlHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-15

'Ths ForHyths Plapper." radio drafaa.
presented by the KTCL Player one
set Twenty minutes sesns. The DO
| ~ E9cn Courne a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-15
PROGRAMS FOR
MONDAY EVE


7 y. M,--KJH fssD-
Hears, Horbuek concert Miss Grace
Jobr8n. plano. charles Cone. baritone
Wilbur WrsisFmHu. violin. Mlrs Gwen
dslyn Mines. Hceompaulbt Thirty min
utrH Program
PfANO FDLDE-Aous Boru Epnub,
yAIas tHp0j0WoHklj Nhiss chopin. Eco
Ep0H-alsea tHrelHoYrrl Miss IObs0n
UAHITGSE HDLDH - Little dry
Home. Hah IAndy Lou. The HON, April
Fooi-Hr Cone. Hiss JobsoH a. Inc piano.
VIOLIN SOLOS Caprice ElenHoisS,
ItoudiRs and Indian Lament iKrsiElt7J Z.
RrhsfEs tgSsnhj Mr. Wsstsfman.
Niles Mines a. the plano,
7i10 y. MIR t2sD-
Dance music r-rourfssy Sears. RosbgrE
d M company ~ HhOFtyH Melody Boys
one sour. Program
CBrHun' on Ne. Copenhagen. Moon
Dream Hh0Te; why Couldn't n Bot.
Charleston Charlie. When tho One You
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-15

10 y. Hl-NIII IsI5J-
The ETCL iciddlcF club and barge lH
hour Prize contest and How 70 BE 4
Br0adraatsr" One hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-07
PERI ECIIN
LADY LIKE

The words wsrs perfectly lady.
Ike But her tones and manner
expressed a supreme contempt for
ths unfortunate creatures ahc was
forced 10 associate with.
vas hnEersd. excited and crush
ed al once. tried 10 apologize. /
wondered how I could have received
such an insult for such small in.
friaEement of the rules
Her scorn ruined my appetite I
touched no food that night.
And now | know how prisoner
Of good Intentions could be goadod
into being bad actor" Fortunate
b. Il war the lasts tims abe ever
spoke TO me.
At 6 o'clock the bell for bedtime
sounded. The m girls slept on
two floors In small rooms that Here
no, much Ike cells. except for the
bars at IN. windows.
Miss i.ourey took me upstairs and
4 showed me my cot IN hall. Then
she went down the row OF rooms.
With cheerful good night" for
each Eiri before she turned the lock
Ia her door.
A. each end Of the han in which
slept were Iron bars. which Miss
I Lourey locked as She left.
lay there in the semi darkness
struck with sudden panic NJ this
! question. What would do In cas-.
Of firey''
/ Copyright. 1895, by Th. seatil.
/ starr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-07

and you have whole quarter-plnt
ot the most wonderful skin whit
sner. softener and behutifier.
Massage this sweetly fragrant
lemon bleach into the face. neck.
arms and hands. II cannot irritate'
Famous stage beauties use X TO
bring that clear. youthful skin and
rosy.white complexion: also as a
treekle. Hunburn and tan bleach
You must mix this remarkable lotion
yourself. II cannot be bought ready
10 use because Il acts beat imme-
dlatsly after Il 10 prepared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-07
ALL. MY
lIiII.ITN

Two minutes after the opening
OF the interview. | realized that n
was going TO take all my histrionie
ability TO carry mo thru the scene.
what Is your Nance" he asked,
Elizabeth sprasue," | answered,
lis this your riEht name - This
from clear sky
We'll" I explained, ~ II tho
one my mother put in tho family
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-07
advertisement
FOR ITCHING TORTURE
Use Antiseptic Liquid zemc

Their. Il. one remedy that seldom
faua 10 stop itching torture ano re-
iI,ys skin Irritation. and that makcf
the skin soft. clear and healthy.
Any druggist can supply you VIZ
Z.mo. which senerslly oNete9p,in ,,,
.lIn di.,aseS. Eczema. Itch, pm
nIss pashes. Biackheads, in most
sases give way to Zemo. Frequent
iy. minor blsmishes disappear over
rirht Itching usually stops IN
stsntIy. Zemo Is safe. nnusepuc
iIouid that may be applied at any
time. for it does not show. iIlsl
bottle s5c. large size Ni'vV, n,u
time use, soc Xemo Soap. antisep-
tic and healing. CSC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-07

II was probably better than 90
per cent OF tho prisoners ever had
outside But as for me. II was
about a week before began 10 eat
No matter how hungry ] was. the
sight OF the table killed my appe
ute.
Elizabeth" ahld the Girl next 60
me, IN you don't cat youll be
sick"
But I knew that tho skimm.d
milk that l managed TO Eulp down
would save me from that
IN begin 10 cat when I get
used 10 the plate" I said
The 10 h who ate al our table
all made nc show Of refinement
Ia their table manners Their little
airs and graces were heart breaking
under tho circumstances
At $3.50 the supper bell rang The
prisoners, all left their benches and
stood by twos We were Joined by
tho girls from "a" corridor ana
marched into tho dining room
There the matron stood IN attend
anee all the time watching 90 see
that We did not talk and that We
got what We wanted
or course We never asked for but
ter or sugar one teaspoon Of sugar
was on each plate ~ each meal,
and q square Of butter was there
twice a day We understood that
that vras al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-07

ny NlNNlFRED MASON HuCk
Former Representative TO Congress
Prom Illinois
"\MArCH you step" taid 10
w myself. All tho way 10 the
suPcrintendenvs office. had been
warned that both Mir and Mrs.
Mittendorf were persons not ~ be
easily fooled.
one OF tho girls told me that l
VAS 20 set my history taken" /
wondered What that meant
After a short walt was ad-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-07

Hiautfrcd Mason Hack former
eaugrcsueomaB and nc FIRST iuomaH
TO preside orer INC house % repre-
srutatiucs. GOT herself sentenced 20
pftson
Guatless o. ouy CRIME, she sought
uRNCctrs 70 ne QucsiioHs-
Arc our prisons humaucf
Can q girl, crushed bV hcr fclloic
seH. regain her place ga socictgt
THIS Is re s-rcnfh story 'criiieH
tor The Seattle STAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-07

Copyright. 1895. by Th. seaul.
starr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-07
ADVERTISEMENT
To Whiten Skin
with Lemon

The only hafm
less way to bleach
the akin white Is
70 mix the juice OF
two lemons with
three ounces OF
Orchard White,
which any druggist
viii supply for u
few cents. Shake
well 10 a bottle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-07
SERIAL
Oh THRILLS

soon ! was dismissed vent
back 10 u corridor and sat down
10 wait for the next chapter in this
strange serial OF thrills.
You know We have real good
eats here" said ons OF tho girls 10
me- To-day al noon We had vanilla
pudding and tonight we get apples.
and sometimes We have pie We
did. JUS, once. while was there.
J decided that she was Just try
ing TO get acquainted. and that
ihs food was really pretty bad. In
this. however was mistaken.
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she said.
Tho woman was discovered by 20
lice serEt. r. f. Keefe. After treat
ment she was allowed 20 80 home
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mitted 20 tho superintendent OF.
flee.
No one but convict can know
what u means 60 face qucslioner
whom the law has put In absolute
control over him,
The superintendenta main goal
was 10 learn my past, and my
main goal Was TO sroyent him from
learning g.
Ito was tall, diEnined. gray
haired man ana one whom In
stantly guessed 10 be a good judge
OF character
HIS attitude was 50 gentle and 20
Kind that l actually began 20 feel
guilty az the deception J was play p
ms on him. and 20 regret that he
was not disaEtceablc aud ugly
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that was I
SILENCE
RULE

At first thought that silence
rule unnecessary. but soon saw
my mistake. u was necessary IN
order 20 make our request FOR more
bread or beans or cabbage audible
10 The waitress across tho room, on
Sundays the rule was waived.
Each table was set with great
dishes OF food, which we passed
from one 20 another The milk
was sweet about so per cent OF the
time, but most Of the pitchers had
badly battered noses and handler,
We were waited on by other
prisoners.
The second night, before knew
OF tho silence rule. pretty little
Irish girl across from me said. II
had the incest letter from my
mother today"
Responding 10 her happiness. I
.aid I'm 30 glad"
This matron DID not hear the girl
speak, but she did hear me. And
l shall never forget the venom she
put into her word. ~ she told me
& nust not talk
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Tomorrow: The eruele., murderess
In Ohio.