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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1922
Page
12
In a western tale, Emerson Crawford and partners push a shale oil venture as Dave Sanders, recently released from prison, earns cautious respect. Crawford backs Sanders while a love triangle with Joyce tests trust as Graham’s verdict looms on the Jackpot company proposal.
Nancy, Nick and Buskins return to see Mushroom from Fairy Land who explains a dispute among the Diddyevvers and Korsknotts. He describes Nimble Toes and Silver Wing sending Longhead the Wizard to decide questions with phonograph records. To Be Continued.
Joyce confronts Dave Sanders about their strained friendship as she urges him to reconnect after his Denver return. They walk away from the soda shop into autumn light, and he reveals the harsh details of his prison life to illustrate the distance between them.
In a dramatic exchange, Dave Sanders confesses the lasting stain of prison while his companion argues for resilience. She urges him to rebuild, insisting character is forged by action, not by past mistakes. He vows to endure hardship and bear his burden, not seek special help. (Continued Tomorrow)
In a Portland-like reminiscence, David questions why pioneer day celebrations faded. Grandmother arranges a visit with Johnnie Condon, now dean of UW Law, who recalls early Seattle schooling around 45 years ago. He notes holidays were Christmas and the Fourth of July and describes schoolyard games near the First Presbyterian church.
Polly frets over a costly Paris frock that looked wrong and made her feel deceived. Paul consoles her with a plan to replace the dress, treat her royally, and stroll the Champs Élysées after a lavish meal, promising happiness and a fresh start.
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