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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-22
MANY FANS CHIP IN
FOR BARNEY FUND

MUSK0GEE, Okla, Oct. 22.-LP)
Worshipcrs Of Walter johnson in
thirteen states and the District OF
Columbia have contributed to the
"Barney's Million" fund at the pres
ent time, w. X. Kavanaugh. secre'
tary-treasurer, announced today.
Fans in Massachusetts,. New York.
Pennsylvania, Illinois, North Caro-
lima, Georgia, Oklahoma, Iowa, Arkan-
sas, California, Missouri Kansas and
Montana have offered assistance.
The drive was started here recently
with the cry "a million fans give 81
100000 for a baseball team for Wal.
ter"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-22
WILDCATS PLAY
WEST TEXAS
SECONDS

Breckenridge High Schools Wild
eats. entered in the Junior Academic
League. will be the first league rivals
of Coach Scales West Texas Mill
tary Academy second team, which en-
tered the junior circuit at the Mon
day meeting.
They play at Block Stadium at 4
o'clock Friday.
The game was arranged between
Coaches Scale and Smalley THURSDAY
to take the place Of n game scheduled
for Breckenridge against Wesleyan
Institute. which team withdrew be
cause of lack of experience and eligl'
Bile material.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-22
WELL, WHO CAN NAME
THE ORIGINAL FOUR?

An instructor in English at Brack
cnridge High School. where they take
their athletics seriously, vouches for
this tale:
The most famous works Of Blasco
Ibancz were under discussion.
"Who." asked the instructor, "can
name the Four Horsemen?'
And certain ardent reader of the
sport page, answering aye, enum"r-
Gted thcm-Layden, Miller, Crowley
and Stuhldrehcr.
He would have been considered
bright at Notre Dame University last
football season.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-22
COLLIE GE GIRLS
M0k0POL|z|NG
CITY TENNIS
Incarnate Word Entries
Dominating Title
Tournament.

Looks very much like the women's
city tennis championship, like the
recent park courts championship, is
due TO end up n private meet among
girls Of the Incarnate Word College.
The San Antonio Country Club courts,
on which the tourney is being con-
Quoted. are conveniently adjacent TO
the school. and the student racket
wielders seem intent on making the
best Of the opportunity. IT,
Miss Louise Schiffers. holder Of
the park courts title, advanced to the
semi-finals of the UPPER city bracket
Wednesday afternoon by romping
through TO an easy win over her
school-mate, Mary McMarrough, go,
G-1.
MISS DE HYMEL LOSES.
Then Pat" De Hymel, considered
by many fans as likely to reach the
finals, fell before the steady racket
of Mary Louise Hit, champion of the
high school department of Incarnate
Word College, Ga, 60. This was
one of the best matches so far pro-
duced in the tournament.
Gladys Gage defeated Mollic Ben
nett in a hard-fought third round
match, rs, 6-3.
PLAYS SEMI.FINALS.
Thursday afternoon, Louise Schif-
fers will meet Frances Young in the
semi-final match of the upper bracket.
Both are students of Incarnate Word.
Gladys Gage will meet Madeline Mut-
ray, who has advanced to the quar-
terminals through a succession of de-
faults. ss
Friday, Mary Louise Hit will meet
the winner of the Gage-Murray match
in the semi-final tilt of the lower
bracket.
Drawings for the doubles division
will be held Thursday afternoon.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-22
ERB GOALING STAR.

Forward Erb, with IA points, led
the Denver Heights Methodists' bas-
ketball team to 2S-to-22 victory over
the quintet representing Company b
of the Motor Repair battalion at the
Army Y court Wednesday night. 1t
vas the first game of the year for
each team. Hamilton led the Com
pany Il scorers with 13 points.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-22
GIRL JOCKEY WINS
IRISH CEASAREWITCH

BELFAST. ireland, Oct. 22.-Miss
Elizabeth Milne Barbour. 16-ycar old
daughter of John Milne Barbour, par
liamentary secretary to the Ulster
finance ministry, today won the
Irish Cesarewitch at Curragh, astride
the horse Branconi.
Miss Barbour attended school ut
Dobb's Ferry, n. Y, for two years
and spent her holidays at the home
of a relative, John E. Barbour, in
New Jersey.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-22
FIVE GOLFERS LEFT
IN NEGLEY CUP PLAY

The finish of the Negley Cup golf
tournament at the San Antonio Coun-
try Club rapids ncars. Five golfers
remain in the Fray.
John LaPrelle. who has been now
ing down the good ones right and loft,
added Frank Lewis Sr., In his list
Of victims Wednesday and is now in
the semi-finals against John ]. Kuntz.
who won from DR.. c. S. vcneble by
default.
Frank Pancoast, who eliminated
Roy Lewis, will play the winner Of
the third round match between youth
full Jack Gugcnheim Jr.. and Mai
Goldsmith.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-22
KANSAS CITY GETS
PITCHER DUMOVICH

CHICAGO. Oct. 22.-Nick Dunno
vich. southpaw pitcher, with the
Seattle Pacific Coast League club last
season. has been recalled by the Chi
cngo Cubs and turned over to the
Kansas City Blues Of the American
Association. He was sent in part pay
ment for Outficlder Scott and another
player will be transferred later.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-22
LEGION FANS PAY
HONOR TO M'INNIS

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Oct. o.
R)-Johnny "Stuffy' McInnis, for
mer first-baseman of the Boston
Braves. was presented with seal OF
the American Legion by the Lester
S.. Wass post at n testimonial din
ner here last night. The gift was
in recognition of his services In this
wears world series as first-baseman
for Pittsburgh. McInnis also received
chest Of silver from his admirers.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-22
ROSENBERG TO DEFEND.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. ~
Harry +. Morrison, boxing promoter,
announced today that negotiations
were virtually completed" for a title
match Thanksgiving Day between
Phil Rosenberg, worlds bantamweight
champion, and the winner Of tonight's
bout here between Abe Goldstcin and
Chuck Holman.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-22
CELMARS BEATS TUCKER.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2Z.-J0ey NeI-
mars, who recently held Babe Her
man to q draw decision, won from
Andy Tucker of New York, here last
night on foul in the second round
of 12-round match. Cclmars weigh
cd 1919 L.; Tucker 1874. Ruby Gold,
stein. New York fcatherweight, scored
technical knockout over the veteran
Earl Baird of Seattle in the first
round of six-round match.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-22
M'INTOSH OFFICERS
STRONG FOR POLO

FORT M'INTOSH, Oct. 22.-Fort
Mcintosh officers will go in strong for
polo this fall and winter. A polo or
ganization has been perfected and tho
parade grounds will be converted into
a grass polo field with space at the
sides for golf and football.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-22

ldSStS lulOuBu
However well
you are doing.
you will always
do much better
by watching
this point until
the knack of
stiffenipg t h {
left leg ut that
point becames
auto m a t | c .
When I wish to
make absolutely
sure of a shot |
remind myself
to stiffen this
leg against the
clubhead's blow.
There are few
things that will
yield that want.
cd extra o.j
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-22
JUNIOR LIGHTWEIGHT
CHAMPION WALLOPED

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 90. - Acc
Hudkins of Nebraska. gave Mike Bal
lerino. junior lightweight champion of
Bayonne, n. j., a terrific lacing in
the ten.round main event at the
Olympic Auditorium last night.
The Nebraska Wildcat was awarded
the decision at the end of the bout.
The title was not at stake.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-22
MASCHRT VS.. HURLEY.

NEW YORK, Oct. 22-Edouard
Mascart. who bore the hopes of
France to this country some months
ago in search Of the worlds feather
weight boxing championship, but failed
TO establish contact with the title
holder, Kid Kaplan, meets Lew Hur
ley of New York in a 12-round test
in Brooklyn tonight.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-22

yards off the tee like left leg stiff
ened against the ball at the moment
the clubhead hits. This provides the
utmost leverage against the ball. The
braccd left knee accentuates the club
head throw.
Copyright John F. Ollie Coz
Copyright, Chester Horton. 1924-repro-
duction in any form strictly prohiplteu')
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-22
CITY BASKET BALL
LEAGUE WILL MEET

Representative Of half a dozen or
more teams will meet at the Moore
sporting goods store at 1870 Thurs
day night to make a schedule for the
City Basket Ball League. Teams de-
string TO enter are invited.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-22
BROTHER OF FAMOUS
MOHARDT AT AMHERST

The Mohardt who is playing in the
baekficld for Amherst College, is
brother of the famous Johnny Mo-
hardt, who won an All-Amcrican
berth couple of years ago with
Notre Dame.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-22
.'TWENTY-TH|RD.
. HARD PUT TO
WIN, AZ
Twelfth Artillery Shows
ght-Fifteenth,
Ninth Win.

The powerful Twenty-third Infan-
try eleven continued its indicated
march toward the Fort Sam Houston
gridiron championship by taking n
hnrd-fought struggle from the Twelfth
Field Artillery, IA to z, at the post.
Wednesday afternoon.
The Twenty-third crew is tied
with the First Infantry eleven ut the
top of the league standing. In the
play-off between these two teams for
the championship last year, the First
was victorious. They do not meet
this year until the final week of the
schedule.
In two other games played Wednes-
day, the Fifteenth Field Artillery de-
fcated the Twentieth Infantry, IL to
0, while the Ninth Infantry had little
opposition in ploughing through the
Second Engineers, 80 to 0. The First
Infantry was idle.
UNEXPECTED STRENGTH.
The Fifteenth eleven displayed I'M
expected strength against the victor
ious Twenty-third. They uncovered
a dangerous passing attack and gave
one of the best exhibitions of tackling
seen in army circles this year.
The Dougbboys started off as il
they intended to make runaway
of the contest. In the first three
minutes of play, Doehink0, fast In
dian halfback, broke off tackle for a
touchdown. Shortly thereafter, Quar-.
terback Heffner shot a long pass 10
Ncmish for the second counter. Goal
was kicked in both instances.
In the second quarter the Twelfth
opened up with a passing attack
which took it straight down the field
on successive first downs and finally
across the line. Goal was kicked.
ON EVEN TERMS.
That ended the scoring. During
the last half the two teams battled
on even terms, with the Twelfth
throwing pass after pass in an at
tempt to come from behind.
The Twentieth Infantry gave the
Fifteenth warriors a hard fight, but
lost several good scoring chances on
fumbles. The Fifteenth scored its
first touchdown in the second quar-
ter, when Barron intercepted a Twen-
tieth pass and ran 30 yards across
the line. In the third period TWEEN
tieth back fumbled deep in his own
territory and an Artillery player re-
covered. A pass, Barron, to Dozen
dorf, gained Is yards, and on the next
play Dezendorf went over for touch
down.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-22
FOWNES ON SLATE
AS NEW PRESIDENT
OF u. 5. GOLF BODY

NEW YORK. Oct. CIT is un-
derstood here that a new slate of Of
ficcrs selected for the United States
Golf Association by the nominating
is headed by w. A. Fowncs
Jr.. Of Pittsburgh as president.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-22
EASTERN FOOTBALL
CONFERENCE AMONG
SIX TEAMS RUMORED

NEW YORK. Oct. 22.--An East
ern football conference may be form
cd this winter among Harvard, Yale,
Princeton, Dartmouth, Brown and
Pennsylvania. it is reported here.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-22
Inside Golf
By CHESTER HORTON
Maker Of 81 Golf Champions. "Gsif's
most successful teacher" saTs
"Chick' Evans.

One common weakness among golf
crs in their driving is that they fail
to stiffen the left leg as the clubhead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-24
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births in their households are TO-
ported by the following mon;
Rautdeil Rufus Alvin. sI0o W. Kinds
e boy.
ipI ven Harry 1883 First ave. n,
Rruhley Henry s. 1911 Yesler way,
glrl
Galley. walter Raymond, 1858 Faun-
tlerny ave, girl.
Anderson, wilbort Andcll, 1852 i5ui
Kelly, William A., aaos Fourth ave.
Tihn. John. gooO Joliet ave. boy.
Cafhcx Thomas, $3.50 5tth ave. W.
Parry, Edward G. 7is Argrand st.
shtw. otis n, l4oa E Fir St. girl.
Brbckmillcr, Henry. ssii w. Nevada
Iuihijlma, shinkicht 7l5 Main St,
wFnberg, Charles sigtrid. 5oss i7th
hvu. s. w, boy
Johnson. I.arie William. 42t5 u Nor
gan ST.. boy.
shiota. Morizo. sas Main st. girl
Bailey, William Henry iosi Latona
pc We're, Raymond b. is1s Wood
lawn ave, girl
Colasurdo. Gabriel. Si23 10th ave. s.
boy
Births In their households arc re-
ported by tho following men:
/ Roselli, Thomas Anthony 27sl l..
Thomas st. boy
ufcn, Henry John, 1919 Albro ri,
girl
worse. Giles r.. 900 y. 10th St. boy.
LindheIm, ole. $3.50 10Th ave. n. w,
/ girl
Accetturo. Charles G., 1924 29th ave
s. girl
La Porte. c. NJ. 5Os2 isrd ave. s.
hoy.
lrurumoto, santaro, 6loh First ave,
/ hoy
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enough 20 expect an answer / would
be writing you totally different
kind ~ letter Now. however ] ans
outside uf ans conventional rstFe.
ton. | am going 10 induigo ia the
luxury Of showing sou myself an /
am
have no fesr In doing this. lof 1
never expect 10 look upon your fars
again
have not words, drar lads. 20 tell
sou the sharp agony that Vas mine
that day sou fen into the wa'rr from
OF my yacht ! suffered q million
paHrs 80 much Wurse than thc panga
o. death, thar his griz1iy hand hl-
now no terrUrs for me
also know that the story h true
Wherein We arr told that one may
review his whole life IN ono luflu,
itesiluial moment OF time.
know that tn the moment when
saw your beautiful body hurting
Itself downward 20 what I was sure
waA certain and sudden death. ali
the things that have wartad to say
10 you from the FIRST momcn, I mes
YOU. uttered themselves TO you In ms
distracted. mind.
told you that ] had found you
The ouo desirable woman 81 an ihn
earth, rallied at society for making
me keep this all IN my heart unti
The moment when I thought I would
never b. able 20 tell sou. snilcd ut
niyHen for thinking / could ever ten
sou thlA for [ knew u did try 20 d.
% and ! found that sou would listen.
li would digsip8ig an my regard FOR
yuu
That you are uuappruachable 10
such as !. makes you the perfect
woman. II you had stepped down
from your pedestal for one moment
while was with you. ms disappolnt.
mcnt would have bern almost more
than I could bear Thank God you
never dtd' And 70 sou remain per.
feet IN my eyes, enshrincd 10 ms
heart forever
Copyright, 1926. SEA Service. Iucj
TOMORROW Letter from Mel.
Vile Sartoris TO Leslie Prescott.
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Us&IANGI

cerned. you and are the only two
people Ia This whole universe Every.
thing that nature has made. up until
now. has been for us alone.
II Ia gorgeous night made Tor
love. The water IS singulsrly calm.
The moon j. making tls customary
path % silver, studded with diamonds.
from my yacht straight NJ 20 where
somewhere on the solitary star
that seems 10 be sailing along beside
the shining orb--rcsts my Lady OF
the SHOWS.
You sec. lady fair. I'm taking all
sorts OF liberties. because know sou
will not answer know that you
cannot answer-f am quite sure that
do not want you 70 answer
II By any possibility / were vain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-24
Judge Paul VIII
Preside at Court

Superior Judge Charles Paul viii
preside this week. the last OF tho
summer court vacations. Court Com
missioner Charles Claypool viii DO
judge pro tenn and win handle tho
motion calendars whilo Paul hears
non-contested cases and probate mat
terg.
Friday Judge Paul viii preside nj
the Arrangement and sentence cal
chdur,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-24

life with a smile when she
needs something from you.
Chronic borrowers seem TO got
thru life very easily because they
have no scruplcp about asking
others TO share their burdens. But
things get harder Tor them as they
10 along
We arc glad TO obligc others. un-
~ we feel VIC are being imposed
upon Then we make excuses. or
We refuse their requests. depending
upon tho way In which We meet
our problems
And when the chronic borrower
needs help the most, she may find
She has exhausted the indulgence
'uf 81 her friends And she has
10 get thru the ordeal alone
N sou are q borrower. make i, a
point to correct Tint weakness in
your character. for Il Is weakness,
You borrow because you didn't look
ahead aud rorcsco your needs You
,hdn't plan Instead OF allowing
yourself 10 borrow, punish Yourself
hy doing without
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-24
LETTER FROM MELVILLE saR-
TORIS TO LESLIE PRESCOTT:

You may be surprised TO hear from
me. In fact. | am not sure that you
win read this letter after the first two
Or three paragraphs.
didn't ask YOU II might write
YOU. for I was afraid you would re-
fuse. and then Of course would have
TO forego the exquisite pleasure nm
having tonight Of sitting here. alone
on the deck, out Of sight % Land. with
nothing but the waste Of waters
round about me-talking TO you.
look all over the wonderful. rest
less. sea, and then l retire into my
own mind. where only you are. and
| find rest
know that as far as I am con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-24
Jefferson Passes

Funeral services are being ar.
ranged Tor Thomas Jefferson, %,
who died sunday at Columbus san.
iturium lie came to Seattle in the
last few ycnrr and Is the fgther OF
Mrs stanton w Frederick. Hc
was intcrcstcd IN tho Northwest
mining Industry having come to
Spokane In 1889.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-24
Theodore Usen Dies

Funeral scrviccs mc being m.
ranged for Theodore ! uscn, AZ, who
died Sunday lie came TO Seattle IN
1885, and lived ut litg Albro st. sur.
Wying urc his widow and five chill.
drcn Tho body IA NJ the George
town Undertaking. company's parlors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-24
HUBBY Can Make
JVife's Work Ligbter

Dear Miss Grey | ann writing In
regard TO women pressing mems
tics. I for one feel n great deal
Of unnecessary labor can he taken
of woman's shoulders 10y q mans
thoughtfulness,
have always had my husbands
clothes cleaned ironed and mcndcd
and put where he can get them.
but lie in turn makes practice
of brushing and hanging up his
clothes as he takes them off, Late
OF curly, he never fails.
When / have had firing day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-24
Divorce Complaints

Goldie W. Alfred Craig, cruelty.
Virginia =. vs.. Lawrence " Beta
n0nEuppor;-
Carl. c. VS.. Frances S. Minde, dessr-
ton. "a
Emily s. We. Frederick odlin. NOS.
support
Victoria Us. James Androff. cruciY.
George II. vs.. Agnes i, Hayes.
DogothcR l. IS. Gerald Y. Hurley.
nunaupport
Nettie vs.. ". Henry Espey. npnsup-
port.
opal vs. r. l. Cheney, cruelty.
Anna T., IS John r. Stewart. cruelty.
Nellie rs. Herbert Farney. cruelty.
Clair {. vs.. Ruth l. Crawford
cruelty.
Marion vs.. T. J. Humes, nonsupporf.
Mary A. VS.. Emil d. West. nonsup-
port
Mildred l. vs. Raymond T. DsIiTuk.
nonsupport. "a
GussIe vs.. David Braunsteln. kly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-24
Mother Worried Oper
Dau1bfe1's Lore Affair

Dear Miss Grey: My daughter
socs lot OF man ~ years older
than she is, I'm afraid she cares
for him. Would 1t be al right for
me TO tell him in a nice way thnt
we think hos too old for her. and
ask him not TO see her again?
WORRIED.
Unless your daughter Is too
young TO know what she is do.
ing, wouldn't interfere.
Twelve years is n big difference
In ages, but there have been
happy marriages between very
young women and men much
older than they.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-24
Eagle Lodge Plans
Old-F ashioned Fair

~ oldfashioncd fair VIII be
opened by Seattle Acfie No. /, y.
o. T., Monday, August ~. Build.
ing9 are being erected AZ Fifth ayc.
" ana Republican 81. a popular.
ity contest for girls will be n fcn.
ture. There viii be industrial and
nutowobIIc exhibits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-24
CYNTHIA GREY
Chronic Borrower Is
Victim of W eakness
Borrowing Last Resort, Lest Friend
ships Account Be OverdraWn
BY CYNTHIA GREY

yITE all know the chronic borrower She thinks nothing
wv of asking for the loan Of your most cherished party
yelope
She breezes in quite casually takes it for granted that
you will oblge her. and you usually do for few times at
least and breezes out again Perhaps she returns your
rock with bit Of the lace torn, spot the front.
Perhaps the set back minus cup. Perhaps
you don't her again for long time after you handed
her the ten.
When she doesn't need anything you aren't apt to her
often but you depend upon her coming back into
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-24
Y. u. c. A. Hare
GNnlnnsium Glasses

Dear Miss Grey VIII you kind
81 publish for me tho names o
places where | could take up gym
naslum2 l.. \. o.
The y. W. c. A. conducts
gymnasium class. Call at the
office. v W. c. \. building.
Fifth and Seneca, for further
information.
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with the babies or house. he helps
rs pressing his own and sometimes
my clothes There are times when
a woman with family has a
harder days work than n man and
don't think II hurts either 10
share their hours when home 10.
gethcr. A READER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-24
Main Street

Nelson Kern. ncwslc. viewing
a motorcycle with wishes in his
eyer, on Seventh Ave. John
Sands, travelling man from Los
Angeles, wearing winter ovrrouat
on Fourth Ave. T.. l.. Merritt,
architect, milking hnste up Soc.
ond Ave. J. VI. Andrus, bank
clerk, figuring tho discount IN
the bank Stacy shown. irwelcr
sizing up the weather on James
81 ID. l.. Dover. Icweler. OK.
planning the Totem pole 10 a
friend on FIRST Ave. II. T.. Luby.
fish merchant, hunting bait on
Second Ave. sherman bushnell,
radio salesman. looking FOR lunch
on Pike ST g. ~. Rohrer, sta
toner, hustling for business on
First Ave. Ray Williams. boil.
boy Juggling grips at the olympic.
Loopcy Garfield, hotel helper. do.
ing his STUFF on Fourth Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-24
To Tom Murray

slr You VIII Do hanged admission. because
couldn't keep shut penalty
for The ofnae but an Of SOME penalty When the Old
chief lad the white missionaries You have two
and indicating that the Spirit
thlk." Tho
good fof everyone ClEiF SEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-24
To Huckleberry Pie

CohnetIc should h be copfecpaT Wen f cosmetic
HtRndht's what sou ready when enhuBnat wedge
spread h chesV o'say
things the world than old inch
thick hackebery pie with whipped atop md crust THAI
melt' n mouth below. GREETINGS and salutaiona
CHIEF SEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-24
To Seattle Housewives

Dear Home mberh' letters 10 The star telling u
food budgets delighted discover how
nau Of out q npphilng meals week ON 20
little That's really And That ita plan
ming Hnt f Work eouIas-but stimulating work wonder
II husbands aud children always realize how much work II s?
CHIEF SEATTLE