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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-12
Fratracide Begins Life Term.
i, lal Dispatch to The Star.

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WINCHESTER Va. Decemtier ~.
Leo Madigan youthful Frederick
: 'nunty farmer. spent the first Sunday
If his life Imprisonment in The Vir-
'.inia i'enitentiary Yesterday He re-
r"utly pleaded guilty in Circuit Cart
lore to shooting and killing his elder
i'fother. Robert and shooting and
his father, John Madigan,
who died two months later
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-23
LOST LAKE TRAIL |s
 UNSURPASSED ALASKA ]

Strange to say, but perhaps on ac- count of the poor weather conditions this summer, few Seward citizens and tourists have made the wonderful trip up Lost lake trail this season. The trail begins just few miles beyond the city limits and is quoted as being one of the most gorgeous, from an out ing and scenic standpoint, of the many beauty spots in the Territory. From the crest of the trail, at the lake, nestling amidst white tipped peaks at an altitude of about 1,200 feet, an unsurpassable view of Res Bay, Point Lookout and other prominent mountain views may be had.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-23
VISIT THE EFLOWER DISPLAY

The attention of the many visitors in the city today is directed to the magnificent floral exhibit of Alaskan specimens arranged in the store space next to Nc Mullins grocery store. At great personal care hundreds of native flowers have been assembled in such an attractive manner that even Alaskans themselves are revel- ing in the exhibit Mrs. P c. Nc Null len and Mrs. Emily B. Weybrecht, are the originators of the splendid ex- hibit. Last summer they arranged their first one but it is said this dis play even surpasses last years.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-23
DOLORES COSTELLO IN
 THE "BR|DE 0F STORM"

Romance, thrills, drama, pathos, perfect acting, an exciting story, and splendid direction combine to make Bride of the Storm,' one of the best screen productions of the season. Dolores Costello is starred in this production which opens tomorrow at the Liberty Theater, and which shows the lovely young star worthy of the enthusiastic praise which has been showered upon her since her performance in "The Sea Beast" starring John Barrymore.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-23

Brown & HawkinsQuality First.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-23

FOUND-Pair of glasses and case at Seward Grill. Owner may have same by calling at the Grill and paying for this adv.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-23

Fresh strawberry and va nila Seattle ice cream at ,Schallerer's Alaska Shop. ----
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-23

FOR SALE-Piano in excellent con-
 dition. SIPS. See MiIIer's Barber
 Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-23
ROAD HEAD RETURNS

M. D. Williams, head of the Alaska department of the Bureau of Public Roads, returned to the city last eve- ming from an inspection of the road project in the Moose Pass country Engineer R. c. Ingram, in charge of activities for the Bureau in this dis trict, accompanied his chief.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-23

Golf clubs and balls; just re- ceivel. The course is open, see Urbach"
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-23
LUTHERAN SERVICES

Lutheran services will be held at the Odd Fellows hall on Sunday. 11:00 a. m. morning service. 800 D. m. Sunday school. 7:30 D. m. evening service. Bring your friends. The best serve our fellowmen by mi9fstering to them in spiritual things as pro- vided in the Church to which has been committed the means of Grace. Jesus said: What does it profit a man if he should gain the whole world and lose his own soul?"
 H. Kuring,
 Pastor.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-23

It is reported that among other Sew ard folk who will soon depart for the States is Mrs. c. Borgen and son.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-23

Latest Brunswick photographs and records. Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-23

Look for the government stamps on FRYE'S BABY BEEF.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-23
RE MEM B R

The shoe repair shop gives val uable service to those who wish to save money on the cost of foot wear Seward Leather Works.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-23

Sheaffers Lifetime fountain pens and pencils. Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-23

Everything Frye's send out must be the best SERVICE AND QUAIL ITY IS OUR MOTTO.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-23

Lucky says: Let us be gay even if the weather is bad. Be like the kettle, the warm CT you make it, the more it sings.
Evening star., 1927-05-24
Beverage
GlaSSeS---Special
$50 for 8

Of cool, informal looking crackle
glass; ideal for iced tea, lemonade or
other Summertime drinks.
Evening star., 1927-05-24

Once, indeed. he took his courage
in his hands and stopped at the draw
ing room door. sThey had not heard
him come in, and he saw at once that
he had chosen an inopportun' moment;
the aunt was walking up and down
the floor, looking flushed. and the
girl had picked up the sewing and
was being useful for once. Mrs
Bayne was rigid and upright In her
chair.
Just as he got to the door the
aunt was speaking
"I've done the best I know how.
I've shaved and worked to my limit.
And now, when suggest a perfectly
reasonable thing"
He moved away hurriedly. but the
conversation followed him up the
stairs.
II have simply said. not in my
house"
"Then where? On a park bench. l
suppose" ;,
Don't be vulgar. Margaret" said
Mrs. Bayne, coldly.
Later on, when peace seemed to be
restored, he went down again with
his belated invitation to the movies.
but Mrs. Bayne declined.
I'VE never CO." she said. THANK
you so much"
He felt strong inclination to slam
the front door, as he went out, but
Evening star., 1927-05-24

on the stairs, until the atmosphere
of terrible good breeding over the
place caught him about halfway up
or down, and he stopped.
Now and then, through an opened
door, he saw the tea table in the
drawing room, but he was never asked
in for tea again. The three ladies'
would be sitting there, Mrs. Bayne
erect, and Aunt Margaret sewing at
her fancy work" and the girl would
be lying back in a big chair with
her eyes shut.
There would be a genteel little
trickle Of conversation going on, but
the girl did not seem to talk. If one
of them saw him she would bow po.
litely, but that was all. So far as
Evening star., 1927-05-24

know the Parkers help them. but it
isn't much"
"They live like ladies'. OF course.
the house is getting shabby. but they
keep a servant"
"And three women there! I won.
der if Sam knows that"
He saw it was no good, and, for a
few days, he stayed away from Holly.
He was not ready to pay the price for
her. But it was no use; before long
he was back again.
Those few days. however, were try.
ing ones at 81 Kelsey street. Each
afternoon Hollys mother made her
dress, and small cakes from Sim
mons, the grocer, were brought in;
each afternoon the three ladies fore
drank their tea. and Margaret hem
med her eternal napkins. holding her
work close to her eyes.
At 6 o'clock Mrs. Bayne would
sigh and, having glanced out through
the curtains, go up to her bedroom.
and Holly would clear away.
She began to wonder which was
worse, to have Furness come or not.
why don't you send Furness a
note?" Mrs. Bayne asked one day.
Holly's color rose.
II can't coax him back, mother.
Why should he come, anyhow?
never have anything to say to him.
You have plenty to say when he's
not around"
Hollys quiet world seemed to have
been violently upset. Even Margaret
was queer; she spent more time at
the store than she used to, and alter.
mated between a sort of secret happi.
ness and long periods Of despair, both
apparently causeIess. The only cheer
full, normal person in the house was
the lodger.
She seldom saw him, but he made
his presence felt in the house from
the first. He whistled a great deal
in his room-maybe to keep his cour.
age up, for the bond business was
not particularly good-and sometimes
Evening star., 1927-05-24
she sent her out again.

Run and bring the toast, will you,
iarling?" she said. And to Furness:
Evening star., 1927-05-24

Better. There would have been no
girl there.
AS a matter of fact, he got to
worrying about the Girl. She was SO
lovely. and so useless. And anybody
could see with half an eye that they
were just two jumps ahead of pow
erty, for all their airs. Why the
devil didn't she go out and get an
honest job Of work? She looked as
if she had brains. Or marry the
thin follow who hung arnnnd2
Evening star., 1927-05-24
Mrs. Willoughby-Jones eyed him

Mrs Willoughby-Jones eyed him
shrewdly.
cit won't do, Furney," she said.
you've got your people to consider.
and your friends. You can't raise the
dead, and Annie Bayne is socially
dead. Has been for 10 years"
She was curious about them. how
ever. There was a move on, she had
heard. to get Tom Bayne out of the
penitentiary His kidneys have gone
wrong, or something" She was op-
posed to it herself. They had spent
a lot. the Baynes. but she never had
believed they had spent 1t all. He
probably had a good bit tucked away
somewhere
"How do they liye2" she asked. 81
Evening star., 1927-05-24
Moth
PreVentiveS
Recommended by our
Housewares Section

How many times have you found
moth holes in your fine garments,
bedwear and the like after the Sum-
mer is past. Here is list of we'll
known and ELECTROMAGNETIC prep
arations and storage bags from which
Won NAV make a confident selection.
Larvex, Csc bottle; with spray,
$1.25.
Dethol, SIC and CSC can.
Preventol, SIC and CSC can.
Fit, 60c and 85c can.
Sprayers, SOC each.
Mothaline; lavender scent, 35c
package.
Mothaline; cedar scented, 25c
package.
Manahan's ITarine Crystals of
naphthaline, Csc package.
Red-Cedar Moth Compound,
15c package; $1.75 dozen.
Moth Crystalline, Csc package;
or $2.75 a dozen packages.
Camphorated Crystals, soc box.
MOtAAOZOlAC NJ yoAoAoI 1ON q OSA1
SIS a dozen.
Napthaline Moth Balls; 15c
package, 2 packages for 25c.
Moth Ball Holders, to hang in
closets, 10c each.
White Napthaline Moth Cards,
6xe size. Box of IL cards, Csc.
Refers No-Moth, to hang in
closets, 81 with holders.
Tarine Moth Sheets, per dozen
sheets, CSC.
Cedarized Moth Sheets, per
dozen sheets, ST..
Dust-No Garment Bags; side
opening; cedarized, $1.50 to
$2.25.
Manahan's Tarine Garment
Bags; three sizes, 81, $l.25.
$1.50.
Manahan Cedarized Bags,
overcoat size, SITS.
Closgard Upper Wardrobe
Bags of cretonne, $3.50 to 81.
Closgard Upper Wardrobe
Bags. cloth lined, $3.25 to
$4.25.
HOUSEWARES SECTION, FIFTH FLOOR. III
Evening star., 1927-05-24
Wool Plucked by Hand.

On st. kilda, tiny isle off the coast
of Scotland. wool is plucked by hand
not shorn, from the sleeps backs.
This method is said to result in a more
delicate product, used by native WON.
en- in spinning blankets and tweeds.
Evening star., 1927-05-24
fContinued from Yesterdays Star.)
CONCERNING THE ACTION AND
CHARACTERS,

HOWARD WARRINGTON. a young bond
salesman; beGomes .paaying guest" in the the
Of the hot sehoId are: MARGARET, Mrs
Bayne's sister. and HOLLY. Mrs. Bayne 5
daughter. who is reluctantly accepting the
attentions of FCRNESS BROOKS. wealthy
and fashinnahla
Evening star., 1927-05-24

he did not. He had seen Holly's face
and, for the first time. he had an
inkling of what her life might be.
Continued in Tomorrow's Starr
Evening star., 1927-05-24
Other Summer
Glassware

Cold Drink Sets; crackle glass
in amber, rose or green.
Covered jug and six glasses,
SIS; Ice Tub, 75c.
Glass Candlesticks; some plain
and some lightly cut; others
with gold encrusted bands,
45c to So.
Table Center Sets; bowl and
candle holders; some light
cut, others with gold bands,
SIS to $3.50 Set.
Table Stemware; goblets, high
and low sherbets, wine and
cocktail glasses, footed iced
tea glasses and tunblers and
footed cocktail glasses;
green or rose tints, 81 dozen.
Glass Salad Plates, in a variety
of shapes and colors, $3.50 to
$18 dozen.
GLASSWARE SECTION, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-05-24
CHAPTER III,

Y TOLLY had gone into the hail.
IL and from beyond the closed
doors came voices and the
Il i sounds of bags. Mrs. Bayne
ratified the china. but it did
no good, and, when H@ly returned,
she sent her out again.
Evening star., 1927-05-24
GLASS
In variOuS forms is
retreShingly smart for
Summer Homes

Our Glassware Section offers wide
assortment Of "much-in-demand'
articles for the warm weather abode
--stemware, luncheon sets, beverage
sets and miscellaneous decorative
pieces, all exquisitely colored.
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poet A~HTNCEMNTN3MA

"HoMc. TIpaBga' paacRa9HBaeT;
"26 HIOHa C. 7. BBIeXaI B IaTepb B
i. BypUeBo oTpaI HHoHepoB Jpn 3a0
PIKE ''HpacHHi HocTaBmHR''. BMec
re c .IarepeM BHexaIa II HHoHepKa-
RoMcOMolRa 9aHEHHa, cocToamaa B
oTpa4e c OceHH TpOmIOTo ToIa. Qah
HHHa eBpefiEa, Ioqb RycTapa".,.
C 9Toro caMOTo II HaqaIocB. 0qeHB
VIZ pe6aT Ga 6BIH TAM %Io6oTpacH
Is .IeT) p%as4pa&aIo, qTo 4ahEHHa
eBpefRa. BoT II Grain eli 8aIaBaTB
BOHpOcH:
"A cEaTHTe, TOBapHm, HpaB
ia, qTO eBpeH HbDT Ha HacXy pyc :
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BECnOPAlRN HA n04BE RPN-
TNKN

1910 HD.Ia B EHaEHeBe H3-3a
apecTa TpeX MeTaIAHcTOB = pa6oqHX,
BMcTyHaBmHX 1870 HD.Ia C peSHoH
EpHTHRoit c~oBeTcEoi B.IacTH II ROM
uapTHH Ha oEpyIHoM co6paHnH Hi
1oBBIx upO9coo3HHX pa6oTHHEoB,
HpOH3oI1Io CTolEHoBeHHe pa6oqHx C
MnIHIIHeil y 8IaHHa oRpyrHcnoIRo-
Ma, 3aROHqHBmeeca TaIegBM pane
HHeM HecRoIbHHy %pa6ouHx, Tpe6oBa
BaBHIHx OF HMeHH BECK wH6HBmHx
ocBo6oSIeHHa apecTOBaHmIX.
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llama pNMCKNn 3amNMaeT CaK'
+. 40 u BaHueTTN.

CAIRO HpeEpaTH:I cBoO 30 THeB-
HyIo roIoIoBEy. Ha npeRpaWeHHH
T%oloaoBRH HacTaHBaIa ero TeHa H
aaulHTHHEH. IIOgeiicTBOBaIa, BepoaT
HO, Ha CaIHO II yrpo3a HacIbcTBeH-
Horo nHraHHa. TlepBHii pas CaRRo
rO.IoIaI B 1928 TOIy. TOrIa erO TO
.1oIoBHa IaHIacb 81 IeHb.
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9pAHR6yPT. = B 6eceIe C
lIIOH36epFoM, cOTpyIHHHoM "HaxTa =
ycra6e", ne MoH3H 3aTpoHyI, MeITy
npoqHM, BOHpOc 0 bpaHRO-cOBeTcIoh
HoHbepeHHHH. HeyIaqy cBoHX Hepe-
ToBopOB c PaIOBcEHM ne MoHaH HpH
HHcBBaeT TepMaHcEOff HOIHTHRe B
oTHoTIeHHH II CCCP.
"RaE HpeIceIaTeIb 6paHEo : co
B%eTcEOfi IOH9epeHlIHH, 3aaBHI ne
M0H3H, 81 C Ta%IBIM IHeM bee 0oIb
lie OmymaO HeBOaMoSHocTb HpHTTH
r EOMy MOO cOrIIameHHIo, HoRa CO.
BeTcR0e HpaBHTeIbcTB0 HMeer BOB :
MoKHOcTB HTpaTB cB0eif ~6.IH3OcTbIo
C T%epMaHHeH HpOTHB 9PaHIIHH'
9paHIIHa II TepMaHHa BpeIar 4pyr
Ipyry ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cBOHX
ycHIHH. Mil nopTHM 4pyTy IpyTy.
81 XOTeI Obi, HaR0HeU, I0BecTH 10
TOTo HIN HHOTO pemeHHa pa00TbI
EoHbepeHDHH. 1BycMHc.IeHHaa OH
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cEyIo EpoBb?

ChgO hpobb!
Hin:
= A H0qeMy, ToBapHm, eBpeh
.Ie3yT Ha LYNNE MecTa II ThByT
lynne pyccEHX?".
6ahRHHa He BBIepTa1a II HoRH
Hy.1a .1arepb. "0r'ea4 ee aBHHca
4yTB III He HpecTOIbHHM HpasIHH :
Rom liza HeEoTopoil qacTH oTpaIa.
HecEo.1BRo pe6aT Ia&e Bao6paIHcB
Ha ToIoROIBHD NJ.
"BoT OH 1yX "HHTepHaITHoHaIb
Horo BocTIHraHHa' B OTpa4e HpH 3a0
pnRe "KpacHHii HocTaBmHR'', aaRAO
qaer 'HoMcoMOIBcEaa HpaB4a".
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6OJlbWEBNKN OCTABNIlN IKE
HEBy

REHEBA. - CoBeTcEOe npaBH-
Te.IBcTBO OTO9Ba.IO cBoHX 4eIeraTOB c
MeTIyHapOIHofi EoHbepeHIIHH TpaH-
|cnopTa II cOO6meHHif. HOHbepeHHHa
co8BaHa 10 HHuuHaTHBe IurH Ha :
Uni. IIpaBoM rOIOca HOIb3yoTca
TOIbHo re cTpaHH, HoTOpBIe BXOIaT
B .IHry HaHHi. Ha 9ToM OcHOBaHHH
6OIBmeBHRH II OTo3BaIH cBOHX Ie-
IeraT0B.
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n 0 P 0 C C " v

MecT ycTaH0BIeHo %OTCyTcTBHe XIe0-
HBx 8aHacOB B Ty6epHHH II HaqaB =
mHiica nOI'eM DeH. IIpeaHIHyM Hoc
TaHOBHI, o6paTHTca Il npaBHTe.IbcT-
BY c Tpe6OBaHHeM cpoqHOii Hepe6pO
CHI xIe6HblX Hp0IyHToB B oco0eHHOc
TIT B HpOMbIHIIeHHHe paIioHbI, RE HS
"a H~eJOcTaTKa XIe6a 3apeTHcTpHpo-
BaHM cIyqaH HeIoBoIBcTBHa II 0p0
KeHHa pa6OqHX Mace.
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.1oBeE B 6opMe MaTpocEoro o9HHepa
H 3aaBH:I, VITO OH IeIaer cHaTB ROM
Harry MaTpocaM, "EoTopBe eIyr B Tia
pHH". Bee 9TO %HOHa3aIOcb 4oBO.Ib-
Ho uoIoapHTeIBHHM H MopcRoH obH
Hep 6BI apecT0BaH. Oh Ha3BaAca
u. ApHoIBIoM. HocIe Me4uIHHcRoro
OcBHIeTe.IbCTBOBaHHa OH 0Ha3aICd
HeHOpMaIBHHM.
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PA3CTPEn NHAENlEB B
bOlNBNN
IA UAC EO.IUBUH.

ia HAC, B0.IIIBHa. - TIpaBH
Te.IbcTBeHHBIMH BOicEaMH 3IecB OH
no pa3crpeIaHo 70 HHIeihIeB, HOToM
ROB IpeBHHx HHEoB. IIpaBHTe.1bcTBO
3aaBaaer, VTO HHIefiIIBI BO8cTalH
npoTHB 6eIOTO H"aceIeHHa, HaqaIH
y6HBaTB cOIIaT, a nO9TOMy envy II
HpHmIOcB HpHHaTb TaHHe pemHTeIb
Hhe MepH.
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HEqETO gEAATb BNnE-nPE3N
lEHTy

TOP0HT0. = BHIe %HpesHIeHT
1oyc 3aaBHI 9IecB, ITO envy Ha 9Tolt
IolEHOcTH cOBepmeHHo Heqero 4e-
HATH. Ha gHax OH y3HaI TaHSe, qTO
ero ION B 9BaHCToHe oXpaHaeTca
noIHnHefi 30 H36eTaHHe HaHaIeHHa
cTopoHHHEoB CaEEo II BaHIeTTH.
IIocIe sToro OH HaIaI pacHopaTe :
ME 0. HeMe4HenHoM y4aIeHHH oxpa
HH.
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nnCATEAb cwEr cBoN RHNrN

HAPPIER. = IIepeI co6opoM Ia
pHEcROH BorOMaTepH MoIoIoii INCA
TeIB RaH TeH6aX cTer HecEOIBHO
IecarBoB 9F3eMHIapoB cBoeff RHHrH
"CaTaHa B HapHIe", ga ROTopyIo OH
o6BHHaIca B 6OTOxyIbcTBe. CO&&e-
HE RHHTH H0cIeI0BaI0 H0cIe TOTO,
HOTIa OH eIBa He yTOHy.I B CpeIH-
aeMHoM Nope. CBoe cHaceHHe OH Jpn
HHcbBaeT IeBe MapHH, EoTopof OH
II IaI %o6eHIaHHe yHHqTOSHTb cBoD
HHHTy.
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PA6OTA ~KAPMAHuNR0B

B TO BpeMa EOrga Beech MapRH
c pe6eHROM IA pyTax mIa B RoHTo
ply Ta3OBOif EOMTIaHHH, qTo6H villa
THTb HO cVeTaM, HeH3BecTHHe .IHIIa
yXHTpHIHcB BBpBaTb y nee EOHIe.IeI,
|B EOTOpOM HaXoInIocb ITO IOIIa =
pOB. B TeqeHHe BqepamHeTo IHa OBI
10 HaTB TaEnX cIyqaeB.
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B30PBAH lOM CyAbN

BOCTOH. = BTepa 6Ml B3op-
Ban ION ,IbDHca MaErapIH, OHIO :
70 H3 HpHcaKHbIX HpH3HaBmHX BIZ
HOBHMMH B y6HiicTBe CaEIo II BAH
HeTTH. B IOMe 6BLIH TO.IbEO HeHa H
I0Vb cy4bH, he HOIyqHBmHe 30
BpeMa B3pHBa HHRaEHX HOBpeIIe =
HHii. Ion noTTH cOBceM pa3pyIHeH.