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mo USE CRYIN OVER Split MILK"

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cryn
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l. didn't nowhees elsty'
she bawls Jest like that III hadn't the bheeaartto Well
aggravated like slime had;
LUX other adj an Jest teers fer future whom
a mad mnnit shez
a Job Alaska bidn thru
AUNTIE WANT.
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levy was 10 discredit the city's
water system.
Now In as good a time 10 stop
II as any" he said. THE city char.
ter forbids the very thing the
Blaine ordinances are attempting to
nut through"
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AGENTS WANTED.

..rs,>>e~-~~~~~N4~ e~~.~u~-~>N~o-~-~~a~.
AkThtn No matter what you DO We
want 10 mail you our new naney
making catalogue ~ 600 quick sell
sfhi oVur 1000 beautiful pictures IN
our two free 1919 catalogues. aaud
your address Immediately. A. w.
Holmes a Co. Dept. n. Frovidence.
y 60 $40 day for reliable men aud
women pauntst eaairat. fastest. best
SELLERS ever offered. sale for
every call. big profits for you. fun
"Details free Address Household
Co, Agency Division. No. III. To
ueks. Kansas.
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This Is the way tho veniremcn
called on the Mcnamara trial ara
drawn:
Each judge OF the superior court
prepares lise OF names of men
and In the future maybe women.
too--who. be thinks. are good. fair
minded clti9cns. and would mako
good Jurors.
These names are handed In 10
tho presiding Judge OF the superior
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eIrUATIoNa wANTrp-MAlr

~~s~~~~>N~>~e~1N~~~ ~~~~N~~~~~eee
Position by married man. with years
hardware aud years general uef-
chaudiar and grocery experience
sam Pouiaen. General Delivery.
a coiofcd man wants position as
dishwaaher. Address 1896 Jackson
~ A ". Knit
cook aud second cook OF cook ana
Turnkey want job IN camp in or out
OF city Apply O. Keeper. Phones
Main fffa. ind aT4s
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE ISIS THEATRE"
Tho home Of cowboy and Indian pie
lures. ltrut av.. next door TO the
Dream"
ELECTRIC TREATMENT
We cure nny case Of rheumatism.
t10I pike ST. roam 100
Or, Putnam has resumed his dental
practice zts~fs Washington
Bldg, g0s First av
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MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
MED

1911 niffi MATIsM cuRE~-Arts
quick. coat little guaranteed. ttl
md Az ~ Phone Queen Anne 81.
How 10 keep cabbage Tor wantaf use.
send sse TO W. Waiiers. Glendale.
washington.
bent be lonely. join our Matrimonial
Bureau. Ladies' free. 7ss Pins 81
WAnted-To buy hair: hair chains and
awltchra made 90 order Mrs ~.
MILLER 1911 PIX sT.
souvonlr Psn CO. hon 1908 Seattle.
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FOR EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE
Groom houHe---Wlli exchange. front
ms ON Woodland park win taks
small cottage or lot. Phone Mr.
Burns. Main 11sf. Ind. 1881.
Equity for sale North Park Adj
dress Gill. care star.
CRY REaA ESTATE
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VIII lease TO clean. reliable people
choice two-room furnished apart
ment no sports need apply. Fine
and pike
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

lT~~NT~FN7.|N|N<N(>1N1FN1 s1>~NTN<~N|~T~~N1~N
CLOSE I'M H. X. APIS. NO. !,
We have closed deal for years.
lease at reduced rent This means
o saving for YOU Ono or rooms.
Newly papored. End and Denny
way.
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People who brag about their an
cestors are generally descend
ants.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

THE ANNEX. 2o0t Eighth av.. near
WeEtlake av,-New. clean. Furnish
cd. steam heated bedrooms tfor
men): free baths and phones. 25c
per night
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s-sr,<><s<->~~@~-~r>e-e ~r>r~>e-~-~~~~~-~-~
htFTtRE CuREp--Do not wear
truss. permanent. absolute. without
operation or detention from bust.
In past two years. from age l year
70 ago TO- Thn Harvard system.
6iT Fltsl nltg. Ind NV. AZ Pike ri.
LADIES REMoDELrNG PARLoRs
View garments made and old remod-
eied. Latest styles. Prices rca-
senabie. sts Arcade Bldg. lid. l.
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FULLERTON FURNITURE CO.
Are now Ia much larger quarters al
thtt tth nN4. ont Of the high rent
district and are able 10 sell AZ
much lower prices than tho biz
stores They will buy your see.
ohd hand goods for cash or viii
take your old furniture NJ exchange
f9r new. 1914 18th az. Phone Main
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FUNERAL ulRscToRs.

riiE nOsENntnd uNDERTAKtNd
co, corner Ninth ana Tnisnt Main
1901. Ind s7ss FREMONT or
IfCE, 5ltI Fremont Ry. Fhonss.
North 20. Green 81.
utTTEitN Ortiz \ Sons
Professional Directors and Licensed
fmhainern 1921 lat Phones pl3.
itonneY Watson 90. Funeral Difec-
Roth phones IA
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For rent Furnished rooms. private
family 1915 broadway. Phone
Ifn az GA
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Rooms. 25c and up; by the week,
1926 and up. Anderson Hotel. III
Nice steam heated rooms. 1900 a
week and up. TAG Pike st.
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A piece Of residence property. val
ue 81 500. lot s0xfif. high, dry and
level. sidewalks % car. street iishtn.
etc. almost new s-foofn modarn
hou.e. full basement. fine view. good
location. have paid 1900 payments.
interest assessments. tarsa. etc. are
all paid up. want 10 trade my con-
dress & ia. care Star.
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LOST AND FOUND


isoet-~A small brown cotn purse IN
Rhodes iiroH' Toe stare or la front
% Arcade bldg Contained small
amount of money and an uniset of,al
ring. Phone North sss
t-Usr~--A gold watch. Saturday, about
a. IN. Madison st. between Ninth
aud Sgy~nth AVS Reward Teie-
phoae J, Hotel Kennedy.
LOST English ssttcrA one rri
spotted, other fuan pup. Reward.
Prone sidney 1915
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II yog want .,,a,, chicken . rsnsh' see
Wires" 22s Northern Bank Bldg.
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HomEsTEADs.
NO. CAROLINA FARM LANDS

~~~~~-N~e|--sc-~~<-.-S- r-~>T~~~re-~sT>~>~>
FARM FOR PROFIT in Eastern
North Carolina. tho Nations Gar
dsn spot Leads other localities
for vegetables. fruits and staple
farming on small capital Home
seekers and Investors write Caro-
lima Trucking Development Co. s1t
Southern bldg. Wilmington. ~. q.
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Learn 10 dance IN two
~ ~ days Private instrue-
Ry ton. Trial free. fses-
MA nana every day and even
FEAA Ing Dancing Euaran=
4 " teed 20 teachers
~ DHftA INLAND
VIZ Seventh and Union.
If You have tried 10
learn from other teach
cfs without success.
49, come to ua. Prof. ftaber.
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WE CANNOT EMPHASIZE
TOO STRONGLY
or Too OFTEN

the chrapncnn Of the great big lots
ts0Ni20l we are selling At the end
q the fhinney av, ear line for
1900. And IL only uoodn an iuvca-
tiEation on your part TO convince
you OF that fact. Lots are nice
and Lowell and lie on q slightly ridge.
They make not only flBs home
sites hut excellent Investments.
VERY EAHY TEEMH
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lAIL OLA ! LII ~ ] AN
TO NAIL 9uDnc1InBne-T date
when your subscription expires II
on the address label Of your paper
When that date arrives, u your aub-
srrirttcn has not again been paid
In advance. your nane In taken
FROM TIE ifat. A change % dafr
on the address Label 10 recsipt.
For tho convenience Of our readers
We have established agencies al the
following drug stores
=. y Muusn. stos Ballard ~. Fhons
Ballard JOG.
ouahsr Drug stores. Fourth av. and
Pike at. Third Az. aud Madison - /.
FIRST ay.. near spring ~.
Transient classified advertising rates.
arn 10 cents per ftne when SGT solid
kEuftnH words 10 the lins falel
insertions for The price OF fivsl un
der all ciAaafftratlnna srceptinEs
male OF f~nats help wanted. whicfs
viii 10 Inserted free 10 the emt
player where ths position carries
straight salary,
Malls OF female aituatioaa wanted wsti
be inserted az rate ~ rs cents for
three Insertion. Of IA words og less
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10 ACRES FOR 5000


Washington pay big profits. have
A large tract of good soil. with a new
house and good we'll on that | can
sell for $500. $50 cash. $40 a month
thousand chickens and it's close 90
schools and boat landing 7. Hrcn-
naman. at Anderson's wharf. Madison
Park
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Wanted--i, 900 men TO play pool at
the OREFTAL POOL ROOMS. We
give our patrons trade checks. iffs
Third nv. between PIKE and Union.
hui char wanted--A rare chance In
ths old public market, rent $40.
ses f.mmonr at stall 40.
spring At. pool room. Everything
new. az cents per cus Main en-
trance. 1891 Third av. w Cramcr.
Ted Daine.
Ind hand clothes bought sold. ex-
changed. 1917 Pike. l. s6sa. NJ 6a33.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
~s~-e~-~~~~>~~~<~~< ~S~J~~~o~~r~~O~~<~~
THE vIRGINuS HOTEL, cor. vir-
ginia and Eighth. near westiake
av.-f0b now, modern, elegantly
furnished eam-heated outside
rooms: free baths and phones, rates
81 TO ~ per week: soc and Toe por
day. walking distance.
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SITUATION wANrEp-rEMALI

SITUATION WANTED-FEMA
~~~~~S~~~~~r~~<~~<->>->> >~~~-~~r~~~~s~~>S~~~~~~
Alterations made In suits and ready
made gowns. also repairing and
making over GOWNS al rnaanna bic
prices Miss y. Drew, Apartment
IL. the 81 Alhans. szs Fast John
ST
Work wanted Niddic-aged woman
wants care OF house and one chiid 7.
man owning property preferred.
furniture. Address x-i0oc, star.
An experienced woman would like a
position IN shooting gallery. Adj
dress n. ~, room sal Palace hotaL
Refined young woman. widow. Is. de-
stree position In store az sales
woman. experienced. Phone North
1855 or address P-soo. care star,
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HUNKE n FAHtAH
tnf 90 fae Nav York ufk

Cheap sores close 70 city. SIS per
saTa and up. terms like rent. daily
train and boat service. splendid soft.
good water. See Samuel Suffer. sf1
Central Hlff
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Agents salary or commission.
HOME NOVELTY CO.
HEDRO WdDLIEY. WASH.
box 81
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& ACRES. 1900

$40 CASH. IS A MONTH
Rich alder bottom Land. fine timber.
well settled district. half mile 20
good school. Just west Of the city.
nine boats daily. See this land to-
morrow -~i0 o'clock boat Clifford.
Owner. 1913 Third ay. Open even
fngW
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HELP wANTso-MAle.

HELP WANTgO--MAle.
wRntsd--Mcn ana women 20 learn the
barber trade. largest and NEST
complete school In the West. Wages
paid while learning. An uniimlfed
course only t3b. Call and nee our
school or write fof particulars.
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE.
C. Washington. or 100 Third Av.
Phone. Main STAT
Olympic Apartmcnts-ifou
rooms, il.7s and up. single roona
$3.50 and Up, best and cheapest
cioss-in apartments in city. near
public market 900 Western av.
/. 900 nrnt wanted to cat hot roast
benf sandwiches. Basement ORI-
ENTAIL pool ROOM. iat2 Third
av.. between Pike and Union.
30 YOU know that BAYLTs' Reataur-
ant serves the best meals In city
for tho least money! ios Madison;
New, ciea bed rooms. steam heated,
hot and cold running water. :
baths, 15c por night and up, Hotel
Model 1910 Third avt. near pike 81.
Capable salesman 10 cover Washing
ton with staple line. High commits
sions. 800 monthly advance and
permanent position TO right man.
Jess ". Smith Co. Detroit. Mich.
Agents salary or coranission.
HOME NOVELTY CO.
HEDRO W1DLLEY. WASH
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Money to loan on improved Seattle
real estate at per cent. Pioneer
Rent a Collection Co. 20f Amer
lean Bank Bldg.
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Your rent money viii buy this. Fine
view tract ON new mncndamlxed
state road near Kirkland. Rich
garden soil where YOU can raise all
your own garden truck. keep some
chickens and a COW. and stili get
TO business every day via Kirkland
ferry. VIII furnish lumber to
build and sell for small cash pay
ment and $1,000 monthly.
X. III. COLLINS A. SON,
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w. have a ee-acrs tract OF land on
a good wagon and auto road and
within easy dffviaF distance OF Seat
ties market at top prices The soil
ts rich part loan. whore you can
raise Vegetables. poultry. etc. WIN
sell thu whole 20 acres on terms Of
SIS cash and us monthly. Price.
tI.i0v.
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And SIS month within easy walk
main county road. Rich. deep soil
Just the place for a profisabie poul-
try ranch and vegetable garden. Can
be made 10 pay big profits. Has
been cleared. Mr.. Curtis. 1854 wash
lnrfon 81
Evening journal., 1911-11-06
THE REAL cAUsE-LACK OF INTEREST.

q ONE earnest advocates of political reforms
~ seek to create the impression that the people
are tied hand and foot by some mysterious politi-
cal force which prevents government by the peo-
pie but gives government by political BOSSES The
people have no voice in the conduct of political
affairs, they say and the present machinery OF gov
ernment prevents them from exercising the inter
est which they really feel in the affairs of govern
ment In other words the people are only waiting
for an opportunity to express themselves.
Various means are urged to give the people the
long sought for opportunity, and among these
means is the initiative and referendum, which is
direct legislation by the people. If the people
under the present method will not manifest an in
terest in governmental affairs, force them to do
so by carrying these questions into their very
homes and making them decide them. Grab the
people by the back of the neck, so to speak, and
force them TO legislate for themselves instead OF
delegating their authority to representatives in
City Council or in the Legislature. But even the
grabbing process as done by the initiative and re-
ferendum does not bring so large percentage of
the people TO the polls to questions of gov
ernment as is desirable
We have believed that even under the present
methods if the people are interested, they can find
a way of expressing their interest If bosses rule
in Delaware, for example, If rings and cliques are
in control, the fault is due to the indifference OF
the people ana TO the lack Of the initiative and
referendum
Take, for example, the question of new city
charter for Wilmington. Are the masses of the
people really interested? II so, why have they not
shown more concern IN the meetings of the civic
association? Here is an organization which at the
expense of considerable time and with much trou-
bic has endeavored TO stir up interest in the new
city charter. Yet its meetings which should be
crowded not very we'll attended. Where
all the people who want the initiative and refer
Il.
the meetings OF the Civic Association which has
been discussing and will continue TO discuss one
OF the most vital points that the resi-
dents of the city?
Evening journal., 1911-11-06
Stories of ihe Day
4 CONSERVATION CONYERT.

George W. Cable, the author Of SO
many delightful stories Of the South,
recalls an incident Of his boyhood
days, which were spent in New Or
leans.
A fierce old colonel one day called
his negro coachman to him. you
were drunk yesterday" he roared,
What do you mean by such perform
ance?'
"'Twas an accident, sab, pom nah
word'
"An accident?''
"Yes, sah In de mornin' I gets a
jimmyjohn oh rum fer Z keep de
rheumatic from nah ole woman, an
Marse John, slips on de ice an bust
de jimmyjohn, an de rum max little
puddles in de road. Den, sab, / jes
gets down an laps some up. OATS
how it cum, Marse John"
"You black rascal How much did
you drink?"
well, Marse John, sah," answered
old Ned, with a twinkle in his eye
Il 'spose l mus er saved more en- a
quart '-Cosmopolitan.
Evening journal., 1911-11-06
LIGHT FRANCHISE.

A s WAS to be expected the Street and Sewer
( A directors declined to grant a franchise for
lighting purposes to the Public Utilities Company,
and thus a queer effort 20 secure a franchise has
been baked for the time being at least. The cam
paign for the franchise was conducted for while
in a fantastic manner, and how any person could
imagine that so valuable thing as a franchise
would be given on the presentation made is be-
yond us.
The day has passed in this city when franchises
can be secured for the asking, and the action of
the directors makes clear that in order to secure
a franchise the applicants must make very good
terms for the city.
The surprising thing about the matter is the
fact that 50 large a number of reputable citizens
could be found to favor the granting of a fran
chise in the terms suggested without adequate pro-
lection for the city or practically any protection at
all
1t IS said that new application for franchise
will be made, but for it TO have any standing with
the Street and Sewer directors an offer will have
TO be made OF real Importance to the city Fol-
loving the statement of the Street and Sewer di-
rectors-whch by the way was an able defense of
their posiuon-there exists some DOUBT as TO the
real rates charged by the Wilmington and Pha-
delphis Traction Company for electricity II
seems TO US it would be wise for the Public UtiIi-
TIES Commission TO investigate this matter and 10
md out whether the rates are reasonable or not
II no new franchises are to be granted there must
be real and effective regulation of the holders Of
the present franchises. If any new franchises are
granted, even where the terms are very favorable
TO the city the one thing TO be kept constantly in
mind is merger. There would be war between the
two companies for time and then one or the
other would quit.
The CRY really ought 10 own an electric lighting
plant or il should have large voice in the man
agement Of such public utility that it would prac.
ticaly aniouni TO complete control
Evening journal., 1911-11-06
CAR ORDER DIMENSIONS.

The Pennsylvania railroads ssh
gondola cars and 300 hopper cars
ordered from the Cambria Steel Com
pany will have a capacity Of fifty
tons and will weigh 4S,400 pounds
Their inside measurements will ba
40 feet s inches long, feet 9 inches
wide and feet inches high. Their
overall measurements will be as feet
long, 10 feet rs inch wide and feet
3-S inches high. The bodies will be
OF wood and underframes Of steel
The hopper cars will have a capacity
of SO tons and viii weigh $4,000
pounds. Their inside measurements
will be 80 feet inches long and 0
feet inches wide. Their overall meas
urements will be feet inches long.
10 feet S-S inches wide, and 10 feet
high. Both the bodies and UNDER
frames will be OF steel.
Evening journal., 1911-11-06
AHARD ONE on HOsTER.

William Hoster, one of William
Randolph Hearts righthand men, is
not quite as bald as he can be, but.
at that, he is not displaying what
might be called a mop of hair" And
to what is LETT of a once surpeb and
splendid suit OF dark brown hair. Hos
ter each morning devotes much affec-
tionate care and painstaking devotion.
No luxuriant locks were ever combed
by My Lady Fair with greater skill
than is lavished by Hoster on those
few strands which have withstood the
disastrous enflade of time. Each
particular hair has it's station.
One day Hoster was playing with a
little girl. To be exact, her age was
THE time of curiosity and utter
frankness. Suddenly she paused in
her chatter and gazed with wide eyes
at Hoster's head.
"Ohl" she said. in awestruck tone
'Mr. Hoster, what is those black
strings on your head Popular Mag
aZine.
Evening journal., 1911-11-06
MRS. SIDNEY DREW
PLAYS In THIS CITY
Returns to the Stage Joining
Her Husband in The
Yellow DragOR

For nineteen years Mrs. Sidney
Drew acted as a co-star with her nus
band, Sidney Drew, and the trade
mark of Mr. and Mrs. Drew stood for
all that was respected I'm private life
Twoyears ago Mrs. Drew was ordered
by her physician to take a Ions res.
Inactivity was not a part Of her n1-
ture, and at the suggestion OF those
who knew her capability, she deter
mined now to write a play foi him.
with the result that she evolved tin
three-act farce BILLY" which has
been conceded by the press OF Now
York, Chicago and the country at large
TO be one Of the most unique ana orig
nal ideas ever offered on the stage.
Mrs. Drew (Goorgie Cameron ha.i
completed a new comedy entitled "OJt
There" which viii shortly be pro.
duced in New York city. and is now az
work on a comedy entitled Some Poo
pie" already contracted for by Ole q
Americas foremost managers.
And now, for the first time in over
two years. Mrs Drew rejoins hel nus-
band, and the famous trade maTk o,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Drew will be ~
stored at Dockstader's Theatre. today,
when they will present her one-acl
play The Yellow Dragon Menetekcl,
"the Mystery OF Babylon" a remark
able presentation that has mystifej
audiences in all the large cities; Cooke
and Lorenzo, the Victoriae SlnsiLs
Four, and several others contribute
to the bill which opens at the Garricg
today.