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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1920
Page
3
In a faded reminiscence, David recalls a prank by Pioneer boys involving Newt and a musket. The group wryly notes the weapon vanished after being fired underwater, shooting into the woods over a hundred feet away, leaving questions about responsibility and memory.
A damaged story fragment describes Chip trapped in a buckwheat bundle in a dungeon like setting. He discovers a wheeled contraption with two horses and a man driving, with knives in rows like fallen soldiers, while lamenting truancy and longing for Meadow Grove School and Mr Scribble Scratch.
In Thornton W. Burgess tale, Bobby Coon hides in a tall pine as Bowser the Hound nears. Granny Fox lures Bowser away with feigned danger, leading him on a wild chase through the Green Forest. Bobby feels safe again while Granny enjoys a clever game, proving there is good in everyone.
More than 34 Seattle organizations backed KB Shorrock who has served 18 years on the board and Carl B B Croson a Seattle lawyer. The endorsement occurred in Justice Wright's courtroom Friday afternoon in Orange New Jersey. Thomas A Edson received a distinguished service medal for work on the naval consulting board.
Reginald H. Parsons was re-elected president of the Seattle council, Boy Scouts of America, at the annual election held at Blanc's cafe Friday evening. Other officers were reelected. Professor Edmond H. Meany of the University of Washington was chosen scout commissioner, a new office in the council.
Valentine Huber and H. Karst began a state chess championship match at the Hotel Rita on Saturday. The first player to win seven games will be the champion.
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