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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26

kuN1E prices in ny locality are fsga
fev % cioss aut 81 $50. on sasr ssrns
A. pei cent Corner ~ fTth and i1fh
o. n " sol pnerrr nr smaller lots
and leVei hiE diffsfencsi Exceptional
hnrrainf call on 81 address y a John.
s1n. soto iith AZ ~ ~
HEnEs A uARGAIN
DO Ypu SAINT fn quit payinH reut7 You
gan 90 90 ~ setting this new. modern
| NNN,funm voltage. three blocks from taa
gar llnes hinh. slghtly iot % greeu Lake
prioe. $3.50 only tfos cash aud hsi
aure easy monthlY payments
" FAr COMPANY. INC.
1913 Third Az
fou HAVE CIVILIZATIONS 70
Future we wiil arrange % loan Nau tha
maAel luW raY only u % per month
pn eech tio9e and onll per cert On.
feresi pef snuum 90 deferred Payments
payable monthly Loans can ~ paid IN
any time So nnecrA sif HinohlsY
niock rhono gesi
VACANT LOTa FOR RALE
VACANT LOTS FOR HAkE
VACANT Lois TOn SALE
VAcASr Ions FoR sALE
t'oi soaios assessments in aua paid
Corner iot isssioi rriee $500. as.
scrsnrnfa paid
10 tssifs. on oaf line Price sssei
YOUNG a nRouERo.
fhanr ballard sfa
large Towel tract nith fgs- room house
on inffrurhau. rlr miles from city fur
81 600 flNn cash. balance tiQ per month
~. me NJ room 9. Times nidE This "a
HIRAM A PRATT.
MA Dla9N Io MthDAii dfEgt LIST p
N f1t-aoi LEARr nLpg IND i2i1
uood view iot soriit. nsar school one
hiock from car Cedar river water. ant
paid Phone Queen Anne aasG west
seattle Owner fi1fo
Mast ~ cold Sew three-roam 60
tnFn uuuhgtrprted view LRhe Washing
CON Ilieo $500 $3.50 down rhis 4
bargain Gov homc ono A.teo. star
For Halr Ni0e Groom house and iat
.nrN ghcnr pn raeY terms Ind phone
tioo cash NEW busgaiow. fireplace.
1919
FOR SALE - MISCELLANEOUS.
n y ,,N'>'c,e"
Austria. Ruauia ana sweden for sale eery
cheap Como soc machine in operation.
No experimenting n schaefor. fgf n.
ffth ut
r, Meme so sample suits iiiso
HN|N' NH NANNNN ."I 'NN"M NlfM AN.
traders iidg
Manure Coz sale and delivered horse
shoep on COW for fortilirinr Phone Main
i0oa ind agfd
For salo Genuine rosewood pianot
nntiquoi bnfHaln A Assn.
Meat marriott for sale. choap lf sold
thia month ~ 1876
Camp for sale or ront nrnlshod. cal
tnd dtani tt3.
Tur Hala Id aInnu Rtl III baarn
1907 i1rd a. unlord
A amall roomlng houso Tor sale. aaori
uca atoib First aN
For Sale cottage ufgnn. rhuHpt in
good order '3f ntrurin
FOR SALE-FURNlTURE.
sNCN4NNsNNNs~o@s@N N~NlNesNeN~~~@s~
MNullNf Inf HHIH cheap. IufluuIHN
maple bedroom set MnllDHhle steel
range. iuHi Ike new. tfte 10Th hv 8.
Anyone M Mood ~ restaurant OUTFIT
almost complete can buy one ART cheap
rei ND as1f
AN kinda w furnitpro. cnrpets. ruGa
for anlc cheap 2233 Oh
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FOR EhrffA HsE
- q Gee eHaItF be- Dfetu Lake home
~ 20 Hf hffeage m equal value can
a44s STROUD al
fweHff arffs neaf rsafNHi tfHde fuf
hanss ana iaf 81 asii geo 900 arfe own
Whal haHa F4u ~ erchRnfe ~ 10
fuii fa9ms aH ffh aFf Worth 600 Rent
fat h1t star
tathaaFs feaf 81 90 , Il. Tacoma
- mar We I-lt Nlnih
F0R sALE-Wooo END COAL.
r10N13. lE1lI6. ms ~
MILL WOOD AND COAL
qhhAr WhsIHhN FrEL % coal
81 mlii Hoad " 90 lond Main i7it,
lad $3.50
REAL ESTATE LoANs
e-e@ee@~o~~~~eeeNe~ N-~~e~-e-o~oe~.e.0o
wonTHwEaT TRUST a SAFE pE.
foHit Eo fifHt hN aud Columbia rf
teeiWsH HHiidiHFl Invites applications
fot leans from fih9o ~ 5000 an im-
established districts
rffY AsD COUNTRY LOANS
On iuffaFeh F vacant property % and
pef cent ans amount from $50 % $500.
~ iaHe ~ short time ard easy pAY
tnsmta HH delay AfuFfnWnnf go NNi
boston fiaeh SECOND aud Columbia
GA PER CENT.
ManeR r. iahu 8n firnf .ciasa residences
BuRWEfL a MORFORD.
eaiman Balsine
AL ean inansy 40 hsy morfFages and
contrasts angH here "a washington
nuliaiuE lad $500
Dc yea need money ~ hsiidY Come 10
CAT MNA0uTES.
sef 9.eafF nide
SALARY AND cHATTEL LOANS
'sfT~s'lfgsT 77sSSffs o1>gR1ff5" fsf7rf0'-~''
Wamsn ksepius house sna others
Hpa1 thHiF oWn nDtes uitha4t security
ehsapssi ratss easiss' gaf.m9sats. offiesss
hnla hleek sif second ~
fseaHs ca faFuiiafc. horsea eff VIII
lism Roach. room iif aes Work hidg
eHRh = co.. Fihanclai Aeenta
sii NaH faFt nlaes
LIVESTOCK.
~e~ee~s~-~s@~y@-e-N~~yNe yee0e-e.~~~-~s~~-~~S
fae Manif haaFdina and Sale stables
Horses bred - All purposes ~ daE m
seek ziFA Western az fhones Main
lsea fna iEss
Hhsfiana panY. bay mare. e ysara Old
elfh ensgf harnraa and saddle Phone
% M moIcoMn go ualss eiabiss
HssFr aref msiium sinsd harsss guar.
sntsed i4if western ~ Mslu ifri
Ser aaieef harnnahafrd nrat puiiets
e less fhhN hair price eta9 gfth av.
tlas 1ersar eaw " h frssh middle 81
March. HNmfie anN anla mNhsr G94a|
itth a. ana Meieate a.
a4Ha-pHHma team. harntns and wro1rry
eaeqH tthe Fnr particulars cali North
ft8 ~ nna as
rhefan8t6fsA whtse Wvanaafte
raeAsFels TT sais Phasa East l7is
AUCTION SALES.
'--o--r~~-occ-r
Residence. queen Anns 1859
WANTED TO eUY-FURNiTURE
- - ',-~.-'-c-"'ey
oaesn hnns attt A tstf
Fremont FuHNirH RE co desires
second band Goods Highest prlees pald
hirhesf price paid fof farnitare and
heasehnld Eeods Maiu ftss q ffff
Naitss fura. 1919 isf x sats. Ind toso
~o,-oo~.o.olssII..sI ~, TI;I.sA .ooooo.,I
Booth Whiiticasy nanford Abstract
Co. Haiisf mock Fhane wain i9t
90 ~ 49, ~ SS a. "a m
taalsss. ' afsai,sst ' sii f F,,si hras "
81 = IkI : q Nsa
sssttls lilas tlfInt 90 SO hlasslsy fE
$4,000. HIsncI.rs-..
q 3 EflsslSss 70 6rcSScls - fss,i>is
sunfFies
ne c-1CTSif M J. n
MERGE
Head office Toronto Canada ffTFi
branches tn Canada. eirl general
banking business Interest allowed On
- FinNs and tiIun deposits
SEATTLE BRANCH
90 Holt MnFr
gIAlNNONA
WANITTA LATELZA
llfnnklrn Hotel CORNER md aud qfrf
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University Bargain

500 cash and easy terms on balance
Ltvn this how. modern fsrs room cottage.
Fuif tement haaamohf fireplace. bath
toilet electric lights aHai street graded
cement walks. anWer, water Hh Dog ana
naid 81 rom uua.haff block south ~
iafh af near University. nu1 thrfo
BLOCKS a. naafluka cars Price $1,000
n n PAY COMPANY. INC,
1918 Nhifd Az
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GUY . 1SAL . SsTAIs-eooedl
REALTY OWNERS.
SYNDICATE
Investment Bankers
ZIG Cherry st.
MAIN az tSp iIm
ron EXCHANGE
carnvs iof near Easlahs aud
hsraeliaaH esehaHFa faf Fesi
'FaHH "f apartment
Z ., essss wei igaproysd farm
nlHht ef saaA hHni and aaoa
HfihhNHs Hao1 tW tsa hauae fnf
sass ana Tea What hata fau
VACANT LOTS
ssss ehpies id ia usesu f.ak.
fash Aaaitish Thia prizes
4 &c paF seat below
falae hHs aNnei aaY sell
N.sQa acres wits ssam
#he NaHHlHHfaa hauss.
barn heafiHe orchard
snaa saii fafHta Call
sud HaHr date o. ets
aanef
RESIDENCES.
tises sfaam baasaiaw. nad.
sfh tffe fHsh. tsfauee
Aia ser uHHth
ttlee k.faam uaadseH hausa
nsaf ttnsaia hlrh school.
isaa sash balance %
ffsee seam meaarn house
ist Aaataa. University
aisiaei ftQa eash. baf-
shea Same ne fsaf
81 sees gaefn usa.tafa haass 10
9sstHe aiaHH fafd tls.
tflet eaf fins CLOSE %
aehael ites sash
taaea sfesHl modern house.
So sasta4 woodland
fafe district laigfaysr
msasa 81 81 tfqa cash
hslAHes sans as rent
ACREAGE
AHefe tFaH3s iaaasrd II she "a.
fa4as White Alftf valley aniF
eaa AHa hair miles fresh she
NFaaeut thfeFMtNans alff -
wahfn HtfHAfas aMEN af tha
SIS proposed Natafnfh4H line
4hie iAna has = deep f8eh naif
partially NteafHa ftne matpf fast
the tNN#eai place faf a ffaif eat.
aem aF ehfeA#a Faneb nnsY 10
fufHates ffaM tNa center ~ sha
etfY Ff3Na Ma kaH a. 8soe peF
Tract 80 eash. balance ti8 heF
m@Hsh
pEATTV OWNkpC
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CITY REAL EerArE-(contd.)
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CITY REAL GerArE-tcontd.)
NJ MANNER nnAcn BARoAtR
=
NEARBY x Acnr. CLEARED ANp
~ GARpEN AND rnutr AprLea.
rLuMa SMALL rnulr nrc FENCED
WITH WOVEN wtHE
Chicken house wood house
Broom corrAon nArH PANTRY
WIRED ron ELECTRICITY
price $4,000 shout ia cash. balance
20 aaii
VIZ nDaH
maia so,1 sis Nov YORK nlk iaa sol,
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NnN NAII
good view Green Lake home nu
corner lot fnn1ll Cor $500 cash and bet.
nnco iik0 rent 10 s0lt ty March t0t
fenced ana planted Win rusrH shade and
ffuit trees COL fo0a 8ir0ud or
lioro be- SNAP owner mu6t cell d.
room modern house. Got HNFf0H. 900 nH.
gcsamenta paid fine location. D ~ blocks
10 chr WIN Hnli 900 terms uhoun bal.
lard 1900 or N1th 1850
Tuu 90 foot lofs. fenced small touHc.
fruit trees ail kinds N berries fine view
Hall chanp ou account 0f sickness Cali
ON or after Fob 20 % A Hondaftuu.
tNff E Tend
coins away Fat to 900 cheap f1f cash
f0Nrio0 corner lqt f.r0nm house flHH
Wow. @ blocks from rhluucy av car $40
11nd VI
TlYo-r0om cottage Con ho made into
rooms Cwn0r f300 down. balance
monthly Near cor lino h.t0 Star
tfi down balance ono per month Sec
owner. room % rlmea. bldG
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T'TSff i7soeSlfsr S-<f'IRff1l f'fCrf,,''<'
MafmHn ksepinE hHuse arH othera
Hpuo tHHlF oNn Hutns without security
cheapest rates. easisaf payments offices
u e. principal cifles n H ralfnan. fff
kniaf hleek $50 second a.
fieaHa Ca faFnilufe. horses eff VIII
ltsm tiaaeh. feem 4tf Hes YORK nidg
emilh 4 Ce.. financial Aeenta
III M.a VA ~.
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gta&a afsHsH aaisfn heusa.
tet sas4aa Maasfiana
FaHa district latqfaea-
nsatA al 81. fse8 ash
aAiAHae same as ganf
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CITY aEAl esrArs-tcop,l
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-11-20
OKLAHOMA STATE
BAR ASSOCIATION

The program for the annual meet
ing of the Oklahoma State Bar AS
sociation has been prepared and
promises even better things than
have previously graced the meetings
OF the legal lights of the state The
attorneys will gather here on De-
cember 2S and 30.
Following is the program for the
two days:
December 2S, 1910, 10 a. m.-Ses-
sion called to order by President T.
J. Womack, Alva. Address of well
come, c. B. Ames, Oklahoma City.
Response. Reception to the judiciary
of the state.
2 p. m.-President's annual ad-
dress, T. ]. Womack, Alva. Reading
of papers.
s p. m.-Address, "The Constitu-
tion and the Courts" Hon. Frank
Doster, former chief justice of Kan
sas.
December 20, 1910, 10 a. m.-Re-
port of secretary; report of treasurer;
reports of committees; reports of del
egates to American Bar Association;
nomination of officers by general
council.
2 p. m.-General discussion on pa
pers and reports; new business; cleo
tion of officers.
s p. m.-Annual banquet. E. E.
Blake, FL Reno, toastmaster.
Papers to be read:
Harmless Error" Judge Stillwell
H. Russell, Ardmore.
The Employers Liability to the
Employee" Duke stone, Ada
Progress of the Legal Profession"
NJ. D. Owen, Chandler
Corporation Commission and It's
Powers" S. T. Bledsoe. Guthrie
The Limitation of the Powers of
the Corporation Commission Attor-
ney General Charles West.
Commission Form of Government
for Municipalities" ]. H. Everest,
Oklahoma City.
Problems of Probate Practice in
Eastern Oklahoma" H. A. Ledbetter,
Ardmore.
'lntrastate Commerce as Affected
by Interstate Commerce" Homer B.
Low, FL Reno.
Juvenile Courts and Their 1nflu-
ence," Judge ]. T. Dickerson, Ed
mond.
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Mary was standing now. All her
soul revolted at the callous manner
in which he had spoken. she thoughV
his pleasure had been in the thought
of serving his country.
Don't be silly, Molly ne ex-
claimel impatiently. Eyes, yes, OF
course | shall fight. Fight like the
rest of our people. But / don't in
tend TO miss opportunities. Every
body with brains and luck makes
money in war time. 1t is only the
fool who fights without prospect
of reward
Then, his manner changing, ne
came across to her.
Don't you see, little girl, don
you see?' he went on. How can we
get married on practically nothing?
1t is you | am thinking Of. You
you. with your pretty bright eyes
and heart burdened by responsible
titles that should fall upon stronger
shoulders. | want you, and must
make home fit to receive you.
am only thinking of you, now.
Wealth without You would mean
nothing TO me. You will wait for
me here. will you not? promise
YOU it shall not be for long-not a
day longer than / can help. At the
close of this war l shall return to
you. and, If fortune serves, we shall
not delay an instant. Molly, tell
me again you love me. Tell me
again You will wait for me. 1t is
you | want. 1t is you who are my
star, my lucky, guiding STAR
His voice was gentle, every word
he uttereh was caress, yet there
was more of passion than honest
love in his whole expression. The
girl clung to him in a rapture OF
affection. He was the center OF every
hope she possessed Ali bitterness
at the thought of his going had
passed. 1t was for her he was 60
ing. His every thought was for
her. she told herself; and she was
content
"Oh. Guy, wait? Yes. l will wait
all my life if necessary. We are for
each other. you and l. l, too, want
only you. Yes. yes, you must go.
I think l understand. But you will
be careful. II anything happened to
you-"
Guy silenced her with a kiss. He
was stirred to the depths of his
tempestuous nature. At that moment
he spoke the truth when ne said
that she alone filled his thoughts.
He could not conceive OF existence
without her. The pain of parting
with her was as real 10 him just
then as it could possibly be to her.
He smiled.
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Yes. l will be careful of my
precious SELF" he said playfully,
And at the end Of the war j
return"
And how long will that be-"
There was a wistful appeal in the
girls voice. The thought of his go
ing had returned to her in all its
force.
"A year at most" he answered
easily,
"A year? That is not so very,
very long. And yet oh, | shall
be so lonely
Guy released her His moment OF
passion had passed. He was coolly
calculating again.
Yes, dearie, and so shall l be.
We must be sensible though. We
must throw ourselves into our work.
We must forget, and then the time
will pass. See, We must understand
things and face them practically.
At the end of the war, win or lose,
| come to claim you. / shall not
be able to write much. That you
will understand. | shall be up-coun-
try. and the vicissitudes of war
make that sort of thing practically
impossible
but if anything-any accident
happens to you?'
Nothing will" the man replied,
with confident laugh.
"No, no! Nothing will. Nothing
must! But"
'But?' Guy paused thoughtfully.
See" he went on after a moment,
there are possibilities which We
must consider. In case anything does
happen; in case something prevents
my TS.urning, prevents my letting
YOU know, give me three years. If
at the end of that time you have
not heard from me you must count
me -uedu.
Dead"
The man laughed.
Don't be afraid, little girl. Your
own fears made me put it that way.
I'm not going to die; I'm not going
to fail. I've waited for my chance
too long for that. Give me kiss.
There, there. you little love. Now
be comforted."
He kissed her lightly. and, rest
ing his two hands on her shoulders,
he'd her at arms length and looked
straight into her cheerful eyes.
so. you'll forgive me the opera
tomorrow" he asked with a smile.
~Yes-anything anything. Oh Guy,
it is terrible to love as l do"
He shook his head.
NO. no. sweetheart, it isn't. It's
just right. Love me with all your
heart and soul, as / do you. Hark.
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That your mater calling us to tea.
| must leave Immediately after. |
have al! my packing to do"
why, when do you go?' Mary
cried blankly.
She stood staring at him with
wi5e, frightened eyes.
Tomorrow morning, of course.
Didn't l tell you so?'
Tomorrow" The girl suddenly
dropped into chair. Il didn't
understand. L oh, Guy, so soon?
Must it me so soon?'
The man nodded.
"Yes. I've booked my passage
For a few moments they stared
at each other in silence. All the
girls courage seemed suddenly to
have deserteill her. The woman in
her caught her at a disadvantage,
and, for a moment, her heart SEEM
ed to stand still, and she paled to
the lips Every ounce of her reso-
luton eDbed. He was going tomor-
row.
No word was spoken. The clock
on the mantelpiece ticked like the
fall of a sledge-hammer. Then the
silence was suddenly broken by
Mrs Gordon's voice calling down
the passage outside. 1t was the
second summons to tea.
Neither answered; neither movel.
Then Guy took a half step TO-
wards her.
Molly"
But she could bear no more just
then. Springing from her chair, her
eyes half blinded with tears, she
rushed to the door and escaped to
the privacy of her own room.
(To be continued)
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CHAPTER !.
On q November Afternoon.

Nhe man stirred uneasily. lie fe't
that his task at the moment was
both delicate and difficult, The girl
before him looked so slight, so
gentle. He knew that what he had
come to tell her would hurt, ana
he did not want to hurt her. lie
told himself this at the same time
as he told himself that it must be
done. or he must sacrifice his own
schemes. all his secret hopes-hopes
which we're the result of long plan
ming and patient waiting. And he
was not the man to sacrifice his
own Gesires easily; in fact, he was
not the man to set self aside at
any time.
He knew that the next time the
girls eyes were turned in his direc-
tion he must speak, and uncon-
sciously frown of annoyed per-
plexity gathered upon his bron2ed
face He tried vainly to think of an
easy beginning; one that would
paint his attitude in the most reas-
enable light, one that would make
his intentions appear something in
the manner of self-sacrifice, or, at
least, as a duty to her as well as
to himself.
% runn with ltg
warm grey eyes, turned to him be-
fore he had arrived at any sort OF
iecision. and he found himself neck
and crop in the subject of his
thought
Il had some difficulty in getting
off tomorrow night from the thea
tire, Guy" the girl said. "Old Elh'
was in such cranky temper. lie
asked me if | thought the theatre
was an amusement. Talked about
my being paid for certain work, ant
that | should do 1t conscientiousIy
etcetera. However ! persuaded hin
at last. do so want to see Faust
again. BY the way, is the new tenol
on tomorrow?
Guy Chaimer made a movemen
suggestive of helplessness, and rush
ed at his task.
I'm afraid, Molly, the opera to
morrow night must be off as faj
as we are concerned. I'm Gevilisl
sorry-"
of? Oh, Guy you don't meal
that"
The man rose from his seat ant
moved over to the mantelpiece. H'
leaned an elbow on it, and, reach
ing out one foot, kicked the fir
together with the point of his pat
ent leather boot
I'm afraid So he said, withou
looking in the girls direction,
"Why?"
Mary Gordon spoke quite quietly
quite unresentfully, but her disaI
pointmont was very evident. tie
eyes. so tender, so soft, We're mor
derfully expressive, and her mouth
slightly drooping at the corners
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equally so. one swift glance Of the
mans flashing black eyes told him
that his words hala struck home
with far more force than he had
wished. He sought to Tighten their
effect.
Look here, Molly, it's no use pre-
tending. / cant stand beating about
the bush. Some day we are to be
married"
Some day."
Now don't pick me up like that,
dear. was going to explain
Mary smiled
60 on. won't interrupt Why
can we not go to the opera tomor-
row.
WHY" Guy laughed trifle ner-
vously. Because I've got TO go back
to Africa
The girl started from her seat
with sharp ejaculation.
"But-but you never told me!
You never even limited at such a
thing being likely to happen YETI
Chalmer stil held his position
at the mantelpiece
Il didn't know myself-until this
morning"
Mary novel across to the window
and stood gazing out through the
rain-stained glass at the drab grey
of the stucco-fronted houses oppo-
site. The leaden pail OF London
was pouring out its winty food
with tbat dreary persistence for
which it is so famous. Pimlico, on
that November afternoon, MAS at its
worst, its very worst
For the moment its mood was in
| perfect harmony with the girls
thoughts and feelings. Her sun was
hidden behind the clouds. Hel
whole outlook on life had suddenly
assumed the Erab of winter 1t wa!
the mans voice that reused her
I'm frightfully sick about it, ole
girl don't mind telling you In
as disappointed as you. But"
"Yes?"
"Oh, confound it, Molly don
stand staring out at the disma
street Come here, and I'll try t,
explain"
The girl turned back to him ODE
diently.
It's not very inviting. is it?" sh,
said. with a wistful smile. "Oh
Guy, l envy you your Africa. eny.
you your sun, your dry, sparkling
climate your stretches of veldt
yes, and even your 'thrsts' woult
be preferable to our incessant rains
Yes, tell me all a-out it,"
she was trying to face the mat
ter bravely, but the effort was lit
tie pathetic.
Guy Chalmer ignordi the request
His black eyes lit greedily as sh
came to him, and his hadsome fac
was smiling. For the moment h.
forgot all in the delight of her pres
ence. This girl had power to sti
him as none of her sex had eve
done before. He reached out an
took her in his arms. and gaze
long and hungrily down into tn
charming. upturned face, with 1t
steady grey eyes and perfect
moulded lips, so deliciously. temp
inglv liftch to him now. He ben
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-11-20

Group is most prev-ient during the
dry cold weather of the early winter
months. Parents of young children
should be prepared for it. All thai
is needed is a bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. Many mothers are
never without it in their homes and
it has never disappointed them. Sold
by all dealers
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-11-20
BALLINGER DEFIEs CRITICISM
Says His Department is Looking
After Country's Interests.

Pittsburg, Pa, Nov. 1S.-Secretary
of the Interior Ballinger, who is in
Pittsburg inspecting the Pittsburg
station of the bureau of mines, is
not discussing recent controversies.
OF the department of the interior
he did say. however:
so far as the department is CON
cerned, l defy anyone TO place his
finger on anything where the gov
ernment's interests are jeopardized
in any way. The department was
never in better condition"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-11-20

(By RIDGWELL CULLUM)
Author OF The Watchers Of the
Plains" "The Night Riders Etc
(All Dramatic Rights Reserved
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-24
EDITORIAL ROOMS LOOK
LIKE A XMAS TOY SHOP

and made it hard to write and re-
ceive wire messages. Printers
have brought in names of needy
families and carried the packages
themselves to save time in deliv-
cry. Everybody has helped out.
A man dropped in last night
with seventy-five cents sent by a
couple of men who had not given
their SUBSCRIPTION to the Milwau-
kee donation. He wanted it known
that it was brought in so that the
givers would be sure the money
was received by the Times.
Very few instances have. been
encountered where any but the
really needed solicited aid. Three
children, two girls and a boy, did
show up this morning who were
not only warmly clad but looked
to be the children of comfortably
situated parents. The boy was
nattily dressed, while the girls
also wore warm, pretty clothes,
good shoes and new rulbbers.
They wanted presents. When
asked why their parents didn't
get them any the boy replied,
"Oh, father needs the money" A
half dozen poor children were
pointed out to them and they were
gently but firmly told that those
in need were the ones to be taken
care of.