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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-24
II 3 II NOW
siwAsHEs MADE MONKEYS OF
los ANGELES

The slwashes fell on the curves Of
"Doa Newton. tho alleged star Of
the National League. and drove
thefu % the fences with such be-
alidrfinK rapidly that the big
pitcho simply quit ard be&an toss
ING fhrfN over ellie TRADED places
With Dtiion in this sixth and There
after the game was a farce The
seattle team played ball all the
way throuzh. although numerous
errors were made. 1t. Nrain kept
the hits well scattered and fattanasi
his batting average by a timely
three hass swat The Los Angeles
aggregation showed yesterday tent
they are ~ gang 81 qositers and have
no license to be al the head % any
league. II they uant 20 play TO
empty benches there 4 no better
way than - keep up the horse play
~ yesterday. The victory is the 18th
successive one for tho locals. The
score. u. II. ".
seattle ...tstfBt0s.-s1 q Z
Los AnRclt 0at1ta0 Is 10 4
nattefies-st Nrain and Rysrn
Newton. Dillon and Spies.
AZ portlantf r. II. r
Portland s...s.s,.......sss...li
san Francisco s.,s.t4..4s....
batteries Thellman and Ander-
son. Cutter and zeaffuss.
80 san Francisco; r. II. ".
OAKLAND ....t.tsss..s,.s..... ,
Sacramento ...=tsst..sss....
natfsries HIT Mckay and Cor
ton; FITZGERALD and Graham.
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&RA1 SHIP
GAXN
WORK FORMALLY BEGUN TO.
DAY ON WATERWAY THAT
WILL GIVE INDIANA AN IN.
LAND PORT IN FUTURE

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. gA-Iu the
north western corner Of Indiana. "a
short distance from Chicago. Gov
eruof Durbiu Il 20 pe the central fig
ure IN simple ceremonies this after.
noon that viii mark the beginning
% a usW epoch f0r that section and
mean more for its Industrial welfare
than anything that has ever taken
place before
The event Is the beginning Of work
IN the construction Of the Hast chi
caEo ship canal r. colossal under.
taking that - var has attracted ut
tie attention outside of the section
Immediately interested. but the gem
eral lmportaues Of which can hardly
be oFefpstimatsd. The canal IL 10
lead from Lake Michigan 20 Wolf
lake and IL most important result
wiil be to make a great port Tor tho
town Of Hammond and the sur.
rounding district lying south and
east Of Chicago across the Indiana
iine The district N already the 10
cation Of many immense manufac-
turing enterprises and u ~ predicted
that with the completion Of the
canal II VIII soon rival Chicago Itself
IN the extent and importance OF IT,
industries
The canal IL 10 be three ana one
half miles IN length. 100 feet wide
arid Of sufficient depth throughout
rs entire length 20 accommodate the
largest ships on the Great Lakes
Under the terms % the contract the
first nile of the canal II 20 he fin
lEhsi within one year. and two years
Is the time limi, fis>d for the entire
completion Of the waterway.
a==4t-z-a@
Money Bach After Three Month.
The YounRa Hat II the hest 81 90
Hat made. We mean and will do
Just what we say. Any YounR'a 81
Hat that does not prove satisfactory
We will refund after three months
wenr-thn full amount paid for
same. F ~ Brooks & Co. 1891
Second avenue. Arcade building.
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WANT LICENSE
REVOKED
Especial 10 The st.r.l

BALLARD. oct ga petition
r. now being circulated. which viii
be presented 20 the city council az
It's next meeting demanding the re
vocation Of the Bowery saloon IL
cense. This n said 10 be one OF the
lowest and most Immoral dives In
Ballard. and number OF the better
citizens want TO see Il suppressed.
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be . dangerous opponent for any Ia
thn featherWsiFht class The MeRi-
can in al his iats hattisa has held an
almost tmnrskusble guard. bot Ions
found no trauh4s Kstting through Il
great number who were at tho ring.
side last Thuraday have q feeling that
t.ons would yin easily inside the limit
II they meet again a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-24
STRANGE NATIVE RACES o
IN WESTERN ALASKA

comes too hot Tor them. kHry rush
out aud tolI themselves inSs@e near
aHt SHOW bank Ia those kaahlms
strange native dances are held
dances Whtah consist mostly ui
poses. strangely Jauaurac in their
ghHHaHtvf
Will. a HUfII.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-24
Mono aaek Aftsr Thr.. Mor,h,

90 to spinnings for bicycle repairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-24
WALTER CAMP EXPLAINS
ABOUT THOSE new RULES

leather q aarear aaa ,hs Hks
Second thr pp#s INK ct tho play
ur the HHakinE af tHa play more
simple for tho spectators. by tHs
iraaeuiug nf the number 81 men
back uf the lime while the ball IH {
the middle af the field. the Ersntsf
pfaha uilitN 81 EHskiuE and The
chances faT quaftHrbBek fun hnd.
la ~ ~ o mo re- e9 !.,s, 90 q
af their iHfleilau
WALTER CAMP.
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LABOR MEETINGS ToNIonr


Steam Engineers Watifrsaeas hall
fun aeeand ave
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OSEATTLE STREETS

Contributed
" took Il little KtaKvi
Aud they took "a little tar
WIN various Ingredients
imnar 49, from afaf
Ihey h Gmtuai % aud rolled Il.
ONuu 81 heu they went away
They said theD'at a pavement
Would Last n many 4 da1t
uut theN1,t me vtth pIek and anatr q
Ta InfT water main.
Aud then that calied the. wafkmen
To put W hack again
To run a tfaWwHN rahia
They tuok Il up some more
AND then IheY put lt back again
luaf where 4 NAH before,
rbeY took it az for eanduitu
To ruu tha telephone
And then they pat a back aEaiu
As hard aH amy stone
Thrg faok 10 ur fnt Nffra
To feed the iectrie light
And then they put it back again.
which was 80 more than right
ON fhn phN afuauta futt ~ fufrnWn
There az patches every here
Yuu 4 ike e. eide uuun &c.
uuf lta Hstdnm that FaH dare
It's very hAHHaafnh pavement.
a efrsiif 20 else tnWH
They g. nlraYs diEsiH 81 be up
o. putin IT &c down
LApoR MEETINGS roNlosv
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Tho Eskimo are expert Ivory
sArtcra aHd ada srcHHF ipohHIf
comforts b. making clever orua+
Hnuts ffuu the tnakH of the walFus
far sale e. the gaufistn ManY II
EhsII own utensils and weapons are
Also made from th.a ivory. Their
seal afH Wairua spears afe tpls8
sfh tha iRury ard thrif boats are
Haourafea mitn it
These natives Hife Ice very dirty
aata. causi Isfaas. auH seem -
have absolutely NJ idea nf rernauaf
cleanliness Their chief fHat has
alHavs taau seal ard Hatrus meat
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-07-21

majority of the ladics. There are hut
few residences ur homes occupied.
They are chiefly boarding leusns now.
This is the direct result Of the busy
month when the divorce courts turned
out an average daily Srist OF 2l3 de
crccs, Il total aggregation of G@3l, for
the month of November, lJiN. Un the
other hand. many arc reunited who
had been eStrangod before.
Several prominent and highly esteem
ed citizens are residing for the preseI,
in the city jail. while as many prison
ers are released. their innocence havin-
been proved beyond doubt since the
advent Of the Marian.
Everybody has read the famous
Truth Issue of the Anaconda Copper
Sheet. 1t has been translated into
fourteen languages. AS is we'll known,
it was caused by an unexpected visit
of the Marian to the editorial rooms
just as the printers devils began their
nightly rush for copy.
We need not describe that mcmOra-
bic sheet. pocket edition. size ) by 8
inches. its advertising columns of bar
gains reduced to facts and four sticks
of nonpareil. its society news shorn of
all glory or glowing adjectives, the mi.
crOscOpic corner occupied by police
items Invested of their padding, re.
minding one of row of brownie skele
tons; the page devoted to paying gold
mines and rich strikes in the Klondike
shrunk by the hydraulic pressure OF
that Marian eye to five lines. the un
complimentary nature of the remarks
about the ''CreenrOOm' and the re-
suits thereof-all this is well know
to our readers. This was the last cdi
ton destined to be issued from the
Copper Sheet fonts. That paper is now
no more. The building was burned t
the ground that night. The editor was
| forced to fly for his life. but he after
ward made Il great fortune by printing
| souvenir editions of the Truth Issue
which have been sold in all parts o
the world. The editor has since retired
to private life.
That the Marian monster final,
! Travelled over this great country O
ours. seeking whom he might devou!
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"wHAT DID YOU COME HERE FOK?'
and that wreckage and destruction fol-
lowed in his path are matters of cur
rent history. We need not repeat them
here.
When he created such terrible havoc
in our halls of congress, as 4 result of
which we have had to call extra cleo
tons to fill the numerous vacant seats
in both houses on account of the Doodle
and bribery scandals; when he tam
pcrcu With the presidents message.
which told us how many millions ac-
crucu to that noble statesman from the
sugar trust; when our marts OF com
mercc had been closed by him; when
the Stock Exchange had been made the
! abode OF spiders and silence; when at
the last he committed the hcinous
crime of disclosing and therefore de-
stroying the methods by which Il mod
! cl machine made city government was
conducted in our great vice protecting
city of New York: when. in short. our
whole system of living had been turned
upside down and inside out by the Ar
chimclcs screw of that compelling eye.
it WAS time for the nation to rebel And
we did.
No common methods would avail to
rid us of Il visitor who could render
himself invisible to the police when
wanted. So Il day of public hypnotisnl
WAS appointed. On that day, Dec. %
1913, ut 10 a. H., the whole country
joined in an effort to hypnotize the
Marian back to his lair in the empy
rean. Standing under the open sky ano
looking toward the east, every person
in the United States over eighteen
years of age concentrated his thought:
and prayers upon that one object
The hum OF industry was stopped
every train ana mill and store and fac
tory in the whole vast area of the cont
nent was hlanketcd III one tremendous
silence as the millions of people face,
the morning sun as though by tin
swing of II mighty pendulum swaye,
by Il common human impulse, for ever.
soul on earth has some dread of Il pow
er which compclS the unvarniShe
truth at all times.
The common enemy was in Washing
Aoi III tAi' t4AAtt. tiiC SttIS u
the Congressional library. So man
: hostile thought currents focused upo
his will proved too much for him. III
was overwhelmed by an inclination
call his air ship and journey agai
homeward.
l At 1920 black speck appeared i
the sky above the gilded dome of til
n library. At 1880 he stepped into Ii
e conjurcd air ship. and the awful ey
/ was seen to close slowly three times ;
e the vessel rose above the city.
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Notice to Creditors.
In the matter of the estate of Thorn

In the matter of the estate of Thomas
Couch, Deceased:
Notice is hereby given by the UNI
dersigned. Rachel Couch, the eXecu-
trix of the last will and testament of
Thomas Couch, deceased, to the cred
itors of and all persons having claims
against the said estate, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers
within four months after the first
publication of this notice to the said
executriX at the law office of George
II. Stanton, in Great Falls. Cascade
county, Montana, the same being the
place for the transaction of the bust
ness of said estate.
RACHEL COUCH.
EXecutriX of the last will and tesla
ment of Thomas Couch, Dece ased.
Dated June 20, 1908.
George H. Stanton, Attorney for the
EXecutrix, Great Falls, Mont.
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4 wo,lk
Stomach

Indigestion 10 o
eating. An em0
the harm done thu
the excessive use {
the good food you
load the stomach
may refuse to d.
Then you need .
Kodol, which dige
out the stomach's
tho wholesome ton
soon restore health
sary. Kodol Quich
ing of fulness q
which some people
Absolutely cures II
Kodol MAtu
Prepared only BY =. 9.
The q. bottle eoAta1n
| BRONSON
i 8ROOERI
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THE EYE
OF TRUTH
By Lillian c. PASCHhL
Copyright. 1'o3, IN Lillian {. PdSchu
By Lillian c. PASCHhL


~ONSISTING of clippings from
various newspapers, files of
. 1918.
From the Butte tMontJ Daily
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-I1ncner SHOES promote profanity
and corns: will cripple for life. After
one pair you VIII never wear amy
othcr!''
Farther down in the suburbs the
most astounding posters met tie eye:
~ the Grand. The ScrcHmcr opera
company, Worst of the seasons tor,
lures" And the portraits OF the beau
tifu stars of that troupe were distorted
into the faces of wrinklcd old women.
Coming next week. Smallest show
on earth, No animals worth seeing:
jokes all musty With age; > cents
worth for only half dollar
The campaign notices OF our estima-
bic townsmen who are now running fol
Office on various tickets we forbcar to
publish. 1t would be too narrowing.
This public terror must be hunted
down. Such things must not be in our
law abiding city. No one is safe while
this monster is abroad. y mass meet
ing is to be called tonight. The Marian
must go!
Locals from the city columns of Butte
Daily Digger. Sept. y. 1913:
Since the appearance on our streets
at mysterious intervals of the man
from Mars most of the doctors and
lawyers signs have disappeared. The
occupation of the latter is gone when
every one in the court room. themselves
and witnesses included. tells the exact
truth. The Marian is IA daily visitor at
the courthouse
Various rumors indicate that the re-
cent revolution against medical men
began with one Mike Doolan of the
Anaconda mine. 1t seems that DR..
Dash, the company physician, while
writing a prescription for Mike was
startled by the sudden appearance of
the giant form and truth extracting
eye of the Martian; hence Dooan's dis
covery that all the potent symbols on
| the bit of white paper signiticd no
| more than salt water and soda.
"Faith." he was heard to dcclaim to
a gaping crowd of listeners, AN if
thct's phwat we're payin' him foive
| hoondcrd dollars Il mont fer we moight
as we'll put it into 4 few tons o Sody
crackers an tax it thot way livery
marnn', bcgorry"'
The man from Mars was reforming
the schools yesterday with his optical
search light, During his visit to the
high school the history lesson was a
| marvellous disclosure. Heroes were
shown up to be only very common
men, Washington had told several lies
and sworn several swcars. Youth was
instructed that goodness is Siamcst
twin brother to loneliness; that many
bad people are happy and various 9th
er truths that caused the dismissal bel
to ring in agitated haste at 2:3O. Al
the general teachers meeting like
commotion was caused by the same
planetary headlight. We refrain from
publishing the remarks of the superin
tendent to his teachers. The MartiaI
must go!
From the Evening Continental
Butte, Mont, dated Sept "a, 1913, ex
ira edition:
NARROWING HORROR!
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CITY Property

Lot and two houses, good rental property.
Price 81 200.
House and lot, also furniture. Price $50.
corner lot. Price $500.
Lot and house on east side, five rooms, we'll,
fruit trees, sidewalk, stable, lot fenced, furni-
House and lot in high school addition, five
room house. Price $500.
Good lot also two room house and woodshed.
Main ST. lot and building. Price 500.
Two houses and corner lot, good location,
decided bargain. Price $780, ,
Groom house, 1lsstory, good we'll. east front,
Ninth avenue west. Price $500.
Corner lot and * story house, Fifth avenue
Three &C. 5ofoot lots, sixth street and Second
avenue west, east 'front.' nice location. Price
SLIGO.
4 nice 7-room house. east front, water and
sewer connection, electric light, small barn, IS
200 ''''' '"' '''e' : ''''' "''''0 '
5o-foot corner lot and shack. Western addi'
Lots II and is. block lo7; 100 feet frontage
nice location; cheap, Price 500, cash,
| Lot II, block So 500.
| Lot TO- block 81, 2I5.
| Lot Is. block 154. 100.
| Six room house and lot; water; sewer in al
Icy; chicken house; stable; wood house. Price
$1,000. Easy payments.
50.foot, Main street, east front, between 3rc
and 4th streets. Fine business location. Less
than cost. Price 800
Lot and 4-room house; nice location; waite
| and sewer in alley. Price 1928.
Seven room house and lot; bath; furnace
| sewer; lights Fourth ave. east. Best Location
in town. Cheap. Price $3.50.
House and 5O-foot lot: three rooms and kitch
en-; good barn; NTH ave. west. Price $500
| A bargain.
In addition to the above property hav
City Property, Acreage, Timber Lands and Re
Ilinquishments, Oil Stocks in the kintla LAX
Oil Co., Mining Stocks, and are Agents for tn
Dominion Lands in the Northwest Territory
Fire and Life Insurance
S6 Main st., Kalispell. Montana
lCALL AND SEE US.
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~0NSISTING of clippings from
various newspapers, files of
u 1918.
From the Butte tMont.) Daily
Digger. Sept. -. 1913:
Yesterday afternoon a remarkable
circumstance occurred on the volcanic
eminence west of the city. known as
Big Butte. 1t was an adventure of two
miners who had been prospecting for
the new mineral silvoro. They had I'M
hooked their patent divining rod from
ledge of rock where they had located
a lead of the precious metal. the natu-
raj amalgam of gold and silver. now so
much more in demand than the old
fashioned gold.
The electric filaments on the finder of
the appliance were observed to be in a
state of great agitation. Instead of
searching the face of the cliff for sill
voro as the delicate threads We're ac
customed to do. they were waving wild
" toward the western sky. Upon look
ing in that direction what was the as
constituent of the men to behold what
appeared to be a strange bird of gigan-
tic proportions flying swiftly toward
them. Transfxed with fear, they
watched the terrifying object as it
dropped its inflated black wings and
settled noiselcssly to earth near the
spot where they stood.
On nearer view it seemed to be a sort
of air ship. It's machinery CLEANED with
silvOro. which explained the action of
the divining rod Over its side APP
peared the head of q most grotesqun
parsonage. Stcadying his uncanny
craft. he 1caped out with surprising
agility. He was of alarming height
and his head seemed to center toward
one terrible eye in the middle of his
lfacc.
He approached and spoke to them in
q strange kind of English, saying he
was we'll acquainted with the races Of
the earth at distance. having studied
their ways and listened to their vari-
Gus languages through the astronom-
ical apparatus in one of the public OBJ
servatores in his home on the planet
Mars.
Conversng genially all the way. the
miners brought their strange guest in
to the city. He was not to be seen
when the reporter called at a late hour
last night. He Is said to be rema rka-
Die in appearance, nearly twelve feet
in height and clad in garments woven
of one piece without seams.
His awestruck captOrs aver that his
one eye possesses a basilisk power. but
in a peculiar and alarming direction
that of evOking absolute truth from
the unfortunate victim of its fascinat
ing glare; that. no matter what is in
the speakers mind to say, the unvar
nished truth. however unpleasant II
may be, comes from his lips with that
dreadful eye upon him.
They also ascribe to their celestia
visitor among other black arts the
power of becoming Invisible at viii
whenever and to whomever he chooses
Possibly the latter faculty belongs alst
to his air ship, as no trace of it can b.
found on Big Butte.
But should his possession of thi
truth compelling power of eye prove It
be fact it Is rather disuuioting T
speculate upon the direful changes tina
may be wrought in human affairs b.
the presence of this unique being i
our midst.
Clipped from the Anaconda CMont
Copper sheet, Sept lG, 1918:
Many accounts have been given ,
the man from Mars who arrived la
week from the sky. He has been see
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TIE SCOURGE REMOVED.

From the New York Earth, Jan. l,
1919:
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This is the day of special thanllsgiv-
ing appointed 10y the president to show
our gratitude that Il national scourgc
has been mercifully lifted from our
land, We may once more walk freely
forth into the light of day without fear
of the immense ShadoWy form and
piercing eye of the Marian who has
caused a reign of terror in the United
States for the last three months. Some
/ little resume of his career may not be
/ amsS here
In the town where he first appeared.
Butte. Mont. there are yet traces of
/ his ravageS. He put an entire stop TO
i the system of social calls among the la
dies. Instead of joyful greetings the
caller met with such remarks from her
hostess rs "Old trump Hateful
thing and What did you come here
for:'
To which the visitor responded, 10
her own horror as we'll rs that OF her
dear friend, Just to see if you had
bought any new furniture to replace
that shabby stuff in your parlor.'
1t grew too dangerous. After the first
week of hair pullings all calling ceased
No woman could call her tongue hei
own with the haleful Marian influence
upon her. For the same reason there
have been no dances at the clubs this
eotire season, and the churches ano
schools are Yet in Il chaotic condition.
The town itself is now divided II
half. East Butte being the abode of thu
larger part of the grown male popuia
ton and West Butte occupied by til,
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NARROWING HORROR!
The Marian Murderer! Done to Death!
Pulled From the Pulpit!

The Rev. DIR. Blank, pastor of the
Peoples church, lies in a critical con-
dition at the City hospital, the victim
of violence at the hands of his own
parishioncrs.
The Sabbath quiet of that church
was rudcly broken by Il scene of riot
and bloodshcd No clear account can
be obtained. though we append eXclu-
sivc interviews with prominent mcm-
bers who were present
But it seems that regular service was
| in progress when the magnetic presence
| of the Martian was felt by all and it is
presumed that his evil spell was over
the minister, the eloquent Rev. Blank.
and caused those astounding utter
anccs which cnraged his usually de
corous congregation into inSurrection
against linn.
They rose as one man ana literally
tore him from the pulpit. He escaped
though seriously injured, through 4
side door and WAS taken to the hospi
tai. Fears for his safety even in case
of recovery are entertained, SO great is
the feeling against him.
The crowd was dispersed by officers
of the law amid much excitement. TIL,
Marian must go.
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THE TRUTH IN THE BILLBOARDS.
by few. but it appears that little es-
capes his eye. That forceful orb wreaks
itself upon inanimate things as we'll rs
upon man. 1t has evidently been turned
upon the billboards of the city during
the past night. so changed are they
from yesterday. Such advertisements
as these confronted the startled gaze of
our citizens this morning:
"Quack-Alrs Hair Destroyer! War
ranted to produce gray hair and bald
ness in one month";
Harvard Gleanings. Most indigesti-
BILE of breakfast fOods!'
"Satin Skin Soap! Ruins the hands
and compleXiOn!"
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Free Pass to Butte,

Good reliable agents wanted. A
free trip to Butte enables you to in
vestigate our business. Write at
once. E. C. Lowery, 80 West Broad
way, General Agent Aluminium Uten-
sill Company, Butte, Mont.