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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1916
Page
4
A crowding city scene shows boys frightfully fleeing with a bat. A house owner calms them, explains he once played ball in streets, and returns their ball after urging restitution. He believes kindness builds lasting friendship and happiness.
During McBride's four years as governor his word was trusted and never disputed. His integrity and honesty were unquestioned, and his experience as a lawyer prosecutor judge lumberman and business leader gave him breadth and forward looking vision. He is presented as the best qualified among the so called fat candidates. Jimmy Garfield to organize lady voters for Hughes and Fairbanks in twelve Western states. the suggestion is met with a witty remark to grow a whisker.
A New York magistrate acknowledges a married woman may choose her company provided companions are respectable. The court notes jealousy drives men to keep wives at home and argues women’s rights deserve wider recognition. The piece also compares male vanity to oriental harems and cites a distant geological tidbit about an island breaking apart in the Gulf of Mexico.
Nelsen leads as a clean candidate in the South District race warning against machine politics linked to two rivals. The piece notes Orman Nelsen fights corruption while Lou Smith and Jim Jones face questions about their ties to political machines. A lighter aside blames mosquitoes for infantile paralysis.
Jimmy and Aynsley confront the dying Clay aboard the wrecked ship. They plan to retrieve the remaining cases and clear the wreck before setting charges to blow it. Clay hints at Ruth Osborne and Osbourne while urging a quiet end to the pursuit as they finish the salvage.
Jimmy and partners salvage a disputed cargo and settle with underwriters while plotting future ventures. Osborne discovers a hidden gold claim and faces a final reckoning as Clay’s last gift reshapes trust and fate.
A New York lawyer strolling in Central Park is tailed by a gray hound. He offers a boy a dime to hold the dog while he passes by. The child ages the dog sees the man as a bone and asks why the dog follows him.
After a 36 hour absence a 10 year old, Herbert Edgar Anderson, son of Mrs. Orah Anderson of 308 16th Ave N, returned home Saturday. He said he went to Alki Point with friends, ran out of car fare, stayed all night with a kind woman, then found a sailor who lent a nickel.
Jimmy confesses the wreck saga and gold haul to Ruth in a tense drawing room scene. Ruth’s trust and affection grow as Jimmy reveals insured cases and the High stakes of their secret. The couple's restraint fades, and their bond culminates in a clear, quiet confession of love. The tale closes with a heading THE END.
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