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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-07-30

INC 'ptuft' OF htdt-
desirable. OF this Kingdom
Pearl will be-his all.
The wealthiest or most talented per
son In the world could not obtain a
share In that Kingdom IL he kept back
one atom of his possessions; the price
OF the Kingdom is self-sacrifce. even
unto death. and nothing less will Sc
cure 1t. Nor would any sacrifice that
we could make secure a share in this
Kingdom for us. except as our sacri-
fec should first be made acceptable
in Gods sight through the precious
merit Of our Redeemer's sacrifice.
The Parable Of the Fish Net.
We are not to think of the Kingdom
as a net. but that the embryo King
dom resembles fishing experience
with a net, In which were gathered all
kinds Of fish. This is parable Of the
embryo Kingdom because 1t relates to
work done In this Age, In connec-
ton with the finding Of the little
flock" who will constitute the Kingdom
In glory. The Lord during this Age
has not been seeking all kinds of peo-
pie. He has been calling. drawing es-
pecially. and dealing with. only the
"elect," only the sanity.
But. incidentally. a variety Of other
kinds OF fish have gotten into the Cos
pei Net. some from worldly ambitions.
some because religious systems are
good ma trimonial field. others because
Of social privileges and standing. 9th
srs because they would use religion as
I cloak for business enterprises, etc.
The parable tells us that when the
net was full II was drawn ashore" and
the fish sorted Then the fishing
ceased. Who can say that the oppor-
tunity for entering the met as one of
the true fish" Of the kind the Lord is
seeking may not be alp ost at an endf
Who can say that the GOSPEL Net. with
Its full assortment Of chIrchianity Of
every style, Will not soon he drawn
ashore that the suitable, the elect. may
be gathered into the Kingdomi
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-07-30
A Bargain.

About Z IL acres of good land in
n high state of cultivation located
in the heart of the town of Stan
ford. Ky, room residence, halls,
concrete basement. . room tenant
house and all necessary outbuild-
ings. A splendid proposition for
You farmers who want TO move to
town. If you want it act quick. For
particulars see
HUGHES & McCABTY,
Stanford, Ky.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-07-30
A Pearl Of Great Value.

inviting an elect.
sanity little flock
to share with Me.
Those who prize 1t
properly will show
their appreciation
by the amount
they will be will
ing to pay for II.
Whether a man be
wealthy or poor.
learned or igno-
rant. influential or
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-07-30

ton OF this para VOW az" W. ''v"'-
bic Suppose IN ''H"
their journeyinc they saw field for
sale at n certain price. aud suppose,
upon examination. they found 10 TO
contain a great treasure. The treas
ure might consist of very excellent
soil. especially suited to their purpose,
or of a valuable vein Of precious metal.
or Of money buried centuries ago and
forgotten. and not belonging to the
owner of the field more than to others
who might find II. In such case any
one Of ordinary intelligence would be
willing to invest everything that he
possessed to acquire the title.
SO the Master declared to those who
heard Him then. and TO us who re-
ceive His words now. that He has in
formation to give respecting a Great
Treasure, a Priceless Treasure. which
can be obtained only by the expendi-
ture Of great energy and the invest
ment of everything of value. The
Great Treasure Is the share I'm the
Messianic Kingdom-that by accepting
the terms Of discipIeship we may be-
come not only sons of God. but heirs of
God and jolnt-heirs with Jesus Christ
our Lord to His heavenly inheritance.
A Pearl Of Great Value.
In the days of our Savior pearls were
amongst the most precious of Jewels,
and the larger and more nearly per-
feet the pearl the greater its value.
The Great Teacher used this familiar
matter as the basis for a lesson on the
value of the Kingdom. The Merchant
Of the Parable found Pearl SO su-
Iperior in every respect that he consid-
cred 1t cheap to give everything that
he possessed to become its owner.
This, said the Master. illustrates the
value of the Kingdom. with its glory,
honor and Immortality, which l am
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C o N c r ETINe

We are in positio. to do all kinds
of concreting, such as Block Work,
Pavements, and in fact, we can make
anything from g house down to a
fence post. Call and get our prices
before you buy your material at
least.
PHILLIPS Bros. Stanford. Ky.
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Letter To
Or. Kilmer & Co..
BInQhamton. n. Y.
Prove What Swamp Root VIII Do
For You.

Send 10 Or, Kilmer & CO., Bing7J
hamton, N. V. for sample bottle. II
will convince anyone. You will also
receive booklet of valuable infor-
nation. telling all about the kidneys
and bladder. When writing, be sure
to mention the Stanford Interior
Journal. Semi Weekly.
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Charlie Whitemoon, the Cowboy
HerbaliSt.

Whose wonderful making
derfu for Kentucky extends greetings the
oThe interior Journal through the courtesy splendid off
ed by its editor The Of great universal remedy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-09

Col. Byron Phelps. who was nom
limited for county auditor By tho
progressive party. ia one Of tho best
ksown men In Seattle and King
county. where he has lived for Is
years iIe was county treasurer
from 1880 TO 1894 and mayor Of Sc.
attic from 1885, 20 1896.
Col fheipa did not solicit the
nomination for auditor. but has
agreed 10 mako the race tn tho
interests nf the progressive party,
with which he had been connected
from It's very organization in this
state. In fact. hia nomination was
made while he was absent from the
city.
Col Phelps ontered tho army aa
boy. served with distinction. and
was promoted for bravery. After
tho war ho was elected county
clerk 81 Livingston. M. where his
dutics included also those similar
to the county auditors IN King
county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-09

County Commissioners Hamilton
and Rutherford at last have sue.
ceeded In reducing tho wages OF
three Jail matrons In tho county
jail. This was done on tho excuse
OF saving expenses 20 the taxpay.
era Tho commissioner are going
over the budget with representa-.
tlves OF various taxpayers asaocia,
tons and commercial clubs In tho
city.
And yesterday Hamilton and
Rutherford had their day. They
nret reduced the salary OF tho ma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-09
TECHNICALITIES

tny usfs~d pr~-- LEASED wfrep
INDIANAPOLIS. Oct s.--Thas
tho attorneys representing the ~
members Of tho International Asso.
citation Of Bridge and Structural
Iron Workers. charged With Illegal.
~ transporting dynamite. intend
taking advantage OF every techni
callty TO free their clients was indt
Gated at the opening Of court today,
when Joseph LETTER. attorney Tor
the defense. sought 10 have tho In
dsctments quashed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-09
ROOSEVELT
LEADING In
FACTORIES

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. "a poll
OF the New York stock exchange
and OF II factories At jamestown
and Falconer. n. y. taken By the
Philadelphia North American shows
Taft way IN the lead with the Wall
street msn and Roosevelt just As
much la tho lead with the factory
workers.
A total OF 3se votes were poiled
at the stock exchange. Taft Eot
80. Wilson iis, Roosevelt ~.
DebS l.
AT the nine factories In Faiconsr.
the vote stood: Roosevelt sss.
,ebm 70. Wilson 81. Chafin 81.
TAFT 40.
Al the eighth factories in James.
tnwn the vote Was. Roosevelt 1sb.
Dehs 20. Wilson Is. Tnn 10.
Chain 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-09
ZOO MUCH 6aNiNG
FpwDE & ~ me risCuUS

made 10 celebrate his homecoming
MeGlnnls Is fond OF baking powder
biscuits.
Tho steak. he complained. was
underdone ia the middle and over
done on the edges. The pie crust
was a wee tribe tough.
After the meal he went through
the house. from room 10 room. lie
threw open windows. The house.
be said. needs airing"
lie spotted dust on the plano. lie
put his finger on y strcaky smudgc
on windowpane. When BIO went
90 bed that night he ran his hand
over the bottom sheet and express
Cd doubt that Il was thoroughly
aired and dry.
In the morning he behaved out
rageously. Tho coffee was not
rixht. The mullins were soEgy, lie
explained 10 Mrs. McGlnnis the
correct way TO boil eggs.
IL was too much. Mrs. McGinnis
rose In wrath.
what has come over you. Mr..
Meolrnlsf- she demanded. "For 20
years you had nothing but praise
20 say OF me. Never a kick or hol.
Ter did I Get from you. And then
you 90 10 jail. Mr.. Mecinnis. And
when you come out. | can do moth.
ing 20 suit you. ! can neither cook
nor keep house"
Whercupon McGinnia fell 10
laughing. aud he laughed so hard
that his wife laughed too. though
she didn't see the Joke.
I'm sorry. my dear said Nc.
GInnis. "bus jail has spoiled homo.
life for me entireiy."
THIS N true story. though n
may not be wise 70 print II. Sheriff
Hodge. being Scotch. likes dirt
about as well as the devil likes holy
water. Never a sneck Of dirt or
dust will you find IN the cell tanks
And a. for the Jail cooking-wcii.
a union cook and a union baker
are regularly employed AZ 500 a
month each. They arm experts. Ne
Cinuis has made Il clear that home
will never seem the same 10 him
now that he has been In Jail.
We hope. now that McCInnis'
story has been given TO the world,
that other husbands will not be In.
dueed 20 break the law In the en-.
psetssien Of enioyins jail eonsferss'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-09

irons from $40 TO 800 a month, and
uhon reduced the salary Of the jail
physician from $50 TO $50 month.
They succeeded In cutting down
Hodge, estimated expenses for the
shcriff's office from t6S.S9i TO sea-
ala. Hamilton and Rutherford
save n,is2 at the expense OF the
three women employed Mt matrons
and the jail physician principally,
Hodge was tho first sheriff OF
King county who put women at
tendants In charge OF the women'a
jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-09

..n,..ls hss revised the old
- Il ever 90 humble" he
E stherss no place Ike jail"
e,ssis IL not the gentiemans
Z ~ms. Wild horses could not
4 srom ~ We have prom
3 $3.50 our hearts and hope 10
- ~ We know him well. We
~ Iss~ his good wife. u g part.
q - account that we Will rot
s1I ~ husbands lden'isy.
ss-i,,rnk Is q good man. he
80 nell in the community. But
q -rvsd two months In bob
- MI Not for a hideous
~ voa understand. He merely
~ d heat a railroad company.
noraIly permissible to beat a
ed TIE best people do H. but
6I,s Net;inais did happens 10
sr,insg the law. tbs railroad
~ asa prosecuted McGlnnis,
81 De poor man went TO jail for
- nonthA
vIrl3Iruls vas thin when he went
= h vas plump when he came
l. Re5ccln<. he returned to hts
~ ~ family
~, ycGlnnis had lived In peace
- bse with Mrs. McGlnnis for
- han 20 years. He was won't
lunst 10 his neighbors that he
! perfect wife. There never
- y you'd say. ss good a cook
= m NrGiunIs. There never was
M pxinsiakinx and Immaculate
lnpukesper. And Mrs. AcClnnis
1ursst 81 the nice things her
tukand aid about her.
~ vkcn McGlnnls returned from
- discovered that there was
- ma baking powder In the BITS.
- vhich Mrs. McGinnls had
-----=a-----------
~ youz drugs OF Bartell See
- ~ s ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-09
MYSTERY CASE


PORTLAND. Or. Oct. s.---Polics
circles here are today puzzled over
the strange case Of pretty nurse
girl. believed To be Dorothy Glass
OF Tacoma, who was found 1t mid
night in the heart of tho business
section. waving her hat In her hand
and shouting hysterieaily. don't
bat me-"
she was covred with bruises. and
n IL tho supposition that while at
tending nm insane patient In an
Eastalde hospital she was attacked
and baten into semi-conscIousnes
and wandered away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-09

For lapse OF memory. Ed Nets.
dorff takes the ribbon. Metzdorff
happens to be jointly charged with
James Howard OF grand larceny,
and the trial came up this morning.
But Metzdorff was not there. Judge
Ronald thie morning issued a bench
warrant for him. Tho charge Is
that the defendants obtained s56
from J. J. sicCarron, salmon man,
by representing that third person
was j. ID. Jones. who had deposited
the money with him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-09
ALMOST A DEBATE

A near debate featured the meet
ing OF tho Commercial club meeting
last night. -Four congressional can
dldafes spoke. representing the pro-
gressfve. republican. democratic and
socialist parties. Senator J. A. Fal'
coner. progressive candidate for
congressman-at-la VIII Il. Hum.
phrey. republican candidate: Chas.
q. Heifner. democrat. and Joseph
Gilbert. socialist. spoke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-09
WIFE IS LOYAL

tny tsit~a Pres. Leased wtrep
LOS ANGELES. Oct. accom-
panied BY his young wife. who de.
clArca she would stand by him
Through his prison term AZ Nc.
Ncil's Island. federal prison. Earl
Standard. the young bank clerk Of
Pomona. convicted 81 the ou1bcExls-
nsnt OF about fiso 900 Of the funds
Of tho American National Bank. IL
on bis way north today TO begin
hls i0-yoar term.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-09

local Iews srs ss'i soS d lse "a aos 49, r.
iectsd eggs. tOp doz.i Oregon ranch
eggs, ssc don: Wisconsin cheese, asc
ID; Imported swiss ohsgse, $50 10.
creamery butter. q lbs. Use; butter,
2sc h., cans milk. 2bc; peanut
butter, 7oc lb.i oil sardInes. for
ioc; no. 10 sack flour, &c; Z cans
cleanser, 1Sc; : lbs. popcorn, 1ba-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-09
Bandit Robs Man
Of His Whiskers

OLD BRIDGE. ". J.. Oct -
When BENJAMIN Tlce was ploddIug
along a lonely stretch 81 road a
band OF mon suddenly surrounded
him and ordered Hands upi" Tlce
did an ordered. He begKc them not
to shoot. and said he would turn
over all bis possessions. "Ali We
want IL your whisksrn.- soiemnly
declared tho ringiender. Shears
we're produced and tho deed was
performed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-09

VANCOUVER. v. C.. Oct. o.
Cleo Bouianger, the French Canadi.
an who shot and seriously wounded
Beatrice beaumont In the Strand
cafe here at 3;45 yesterday after.
noon and then turned his revolver
on himself, died at the general hos
pitai at $3.50 o'clock this morning.
He never regained consciousness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-09
Combine Three Suits

Three damage suits. totaling SGT.
500, are being tried today all nj
once In Judge Tailman's court. The
damages are claimed against tho
city as the result OF an automobile
smashing into board fence put up
by the city at Spokane and Kick.
itat av., about August IS. 1911. II
Ia alleged the city failed to put up
any danger signals nj night. Linda
HodKson was killed and three 9th
ers in the automobile, Glenn NJ,
Fisher, IS: G. r. Sorenson and
Gladys Sorenson. injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-09
md 10 [I[lIORs

pFIcE ~ HEREBY GIVEN that
D s<<prst4Hcs with Resolution No
m q tk< Ctr Council Of The CITY
y 1al1I<. adopted September xara.
Uik ~ simple referendum has beaa
6Tekoe ~ the satd City Councii IL
~ = y ths following ordinaness
QXDfSASCE No. 5000.
Q4:nAnce relating to the or
nnzloH. management and opera
4 ~ Fire D~partmsgs Of Tse
. Seattle. and rspsesinG all
n11c1o ID rUnffict.
IA ORDAINED BIZ THE CITY or
BATTLE AS FOLLOWS
G1o6 4 FROM and after the sec
e ~ u April. 1914. the fireman
~ Mr<qYees 81 tia Fire Depart
~ q Ih< City Of Seattle. hiect
~ 1<Aer fh2n the Fire Chlef.
y 4is14e& into two az pla-
sze % perform day services
u8 c<zsr 70 perform nfsht ser.
he hours Of the day service
~ ~ e1c<Ft ten (l0l. eoupfxsnc-
- bs{ore eight 81 ofcloSk a.
s1&inx not later than six
0eck ?. ~ The hours Of the
efxsrs shall not exceed four
~, commencing not before
~ eci9rt p " and ending not
n4n e1xht 90 o'clock A. NJ.
E1f In the event Of great,
lening Or unusual e0nfiaRra.
q such emergency. the Fire
- assistant. or other person
~ % cemmand Of the Fire
lnent. SHALL have the power
o~fkefity 10 ssrrrncn such fire
NJ eupieyes a. may be or
"A a1s<<t IN the protection AZ
- property. h their worE ~
plotooss mail Alternate frorn
q Night and from nirht 20 day
ID every month.
pQo1 ! There shall he nrovta
11bf< and hsafthfuI nfsee~ ~
9o foF the employees anf fIr~ruer,
W4lrYsd While on dutv
s19a ! All ordinances or partr
yo9, n - far a. thev NAV X H.
) 1nIet With the provision a. "a.
.oece. ~ repealed
-. ~ Inis ordinances shall
r.. 49, ~ Be In force thirty
1,5s-' ~ ~ AFTER Its passage and
sskssrs y approved by the Mayor:
Ss snsu take effect al Inc
nrrH<-x - fvHtt \ INV under the
s 81 the city charter.
NE City Council the 18th
rsyts11bers 1914, and signed
- sp<n session IL authen1iea.
Ess,shss s:sxs this 18th day Of
,,....k oar. D. HEsKErH.
fsss 1sas " the City Council
oS(nrs@ ~ me this 17th day OF
oEo. p. corTERrLr.
s @ y ne this nth day o.
e. IL w. CARROLL
mptfbller and ex-officio city
az ?. Asnsw. DsDssy clerk.
cE IS HEREBY FURTHER
mAt on Tuesday ne "A
R1ss November. 1914 spectnl
IA ~ VII be held In Ths elsvs A =,
ior the purpose Of ratif 49,
sSrung the aforesaid nr,i IN, !.
a. Co.,. VI W CARROLL
sx"ptscilss and sx- officIo en-,
4 y s :, first publication ssptem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-09
FIGHT OVER BABE

Inv Cntt~6 Pre-. f-~asea Wtrsb
LOS ANGELES. Oct. "a cult Ia
pending before Superior Judge
Rives here today for the possession
OF j. Ross Clark. Jr.. the two-year-
old son of Waiter Miller Clark,
Following the marriage OF Mrs.
Waiter Miller Clark. wife OF the tt
fanic victim. 20 Jack Tanner In New
York. J. Ross Clark. the Los An
geles railroad magnate and brother
Of Former uniter States Senator
VIVA. A. Clark Of Montana. has
started court proceedings 20 legally
retain custody OF the baby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-09
cnnNIlR

Peaches, sBc box: Italian prunes,
soc box; Concord grapes. $50 basket;
pears, 1so dox.; Snow applosi VI boxl
Jonathan apples. VI box; bananas.
H.. oranberrfes. Zee ct: oranges. 200
to sOc doz.: lemons, zoe to 8Bc doz..
dry onions, 6 lbs. i6o; yakima pota.
toes. D lbs 100, swsot potatoes, 4
lbs. Zoe; spinach, 3 lbs. Zoe; green
beans, abs 1sc. tomatoes, &c ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-09
TAFT AT BEVERLY

BEVERLY. Mass. Oct. 9.~~Prcni'
dent Taft returned 20 his seaside
home here last night after an au-
tomoblie trip through the New Eng
land states. II Is stated today that
he plans 10 spend the next week or
two here very quietly. and then he
may mako whiriwind campaign
tour through the states east OF Chi
cAgD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-09

10 lbs sugar. 81. 4 cans milk, 26c,
with 10. butter or ID. coffee, soc
pail lard, 7kc. 300 can ground choco-
late, 75c; Ito cans touatooa. t.bo
doz.: best milk. ssc doz.. 2 cans to-
matocs. 2bci 20 can peas. pc; local
wheat flour, csc sack. 10 bars lnun
dry soap. 2eo: acc can shad. loo; 10
Ibs. sugar. soc. with soc order of tea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-09
PUBLIC MARKETS


Concord grapes. isc basket; Snow
apples. doz. i5c. Melted Dem pota.
toes. 81 cwt. delivered; Italian
ibs zsc; honey. i5c comb; ounces
81 H.; tsaa. soc and Coo values, 35c
ID: cider vinegar 35c gal; com.
pound lard In pals. lilo lb.j salt
pork, lilo h.; freah side pork. lsc
H.. Eastern sugar cured hams
f7hc ID; nirioin steaks, lie h.
Ia NH ahouldar. &c ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-09

SPRINGFIELD. m. oct a.
"roadyiag TO steel trust officials,
from whom no gets his orders. =
was the charge made against Col.
Theodore Roosevelt here today by
Gov. Woodrow Wilson. the demo.
cratic nominee for president
Il am not trying Ga put Roosc.
welt Ia the hole" said Wilson. i
am simply trying 10 show that he
looks az monopolien from the trust
viewpoint. We cannot afford 70
have n president with that yie9.
point
Roosevelt gets hiH Ideas Of req
ulatinE monopolles from the Eenffe'
men OF tho steel trust Certainly
they would not promote ideas inter
fering with tho steel trusts mo-
n0poiy.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-09
WHAT BIG 3
ARE DOING
COLONEL IN MICHIGAN

NVLONEI TN MINNIVNN
MACktNAC CITY. Mich. Oct. ..
breaking HIS rule not 10 make
any speeches from the rear plat.
form OF hla train. Theodore Roose.
welt. progressive candidate for pres.
ldent. addressed today tho factory
workers In half dozen towns ON
route here. lie also delivered
speeches at Houghton and Mar
quette.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-09
Lost and Found.

Losr4-iiiack ana white English set
tor dog! tf0 reward for return "a
W. c. Lehman. sullivan q conai'
dine Bidg.. THIRD and Madison.
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=.
Wanted witnonses 10 the assault OF
a passenger by conductor on Ak
foiut ear at First nv and sprins
st on Monday evening. Hrpfumbci
10. Phone Adams ESQ or address
N-his. The Star
Viii party who took gold haf'dlod
umbrella BY mistake that was left
at white Cow Butter store please
return , so y. Valued as Keepsake
Lost=sA small brown coin purse cons
taininR about ttx. lost on West
Seattle ferry Monday afternoon,
Mlsa Cline, sGT0 aHth 81 W. Phone
West 3zs. Liberal reward,
iAdys plain, open faced gold watch
and fob, Initials NJ. ~. q. ON fob
iteward Finder please phons
He'd irish setter. name on collar.
bruce" from tTft Seventh aN. n,
r.. sunday afternoon. Phone Ken
wood 4si2. Reward.
Lort--kniRhtn Tempiar charm. Sam
Park, Colchester. Ills. engraved
on Keystone side. Prone queen
Anne pks. Howard,
sum u money, mesh purse. reward
IL returned 10 b0A-iV Lyon Bldg.
or phone Elliott s7t1
FOUND any agatoa this surninef let
uh cut ana mount them In artistic
tsweiry. Myron bymonH. ttz7 ard.
lost sayings book No. ts4i. Find-
or return 10 Dexter Horton Trust
ana Savings bank.
Lost savings book zooss FINDER
return 20 Dexter Horton Trust and
Savings Bank,
Pound Where mattreases are reno
waited. ti60 ana 1900. Prop q
Co, VI He'll st Phone Elliott ssob.
Hscond hand clothing bought. sold.
exchanged. tel7 ITke. Main ba1k.
plumbing repairs, soc ar. refer
sncea. q. A. ls2s
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MORE ON EDDIE

LOS ANGELES. Oct. s-whon
City Prosecutor Guy Eddie IL ar
rAigned again tomorrow for the al
legged contributions TO the delinquon.
CT Of Mrs. Alice Phelpa. a minor. ac-
cordlns TO Juvenile Court Attorney
Mccartney today. there will be fur
thor allegations made against tho
moral censor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-09
Water Front

f6sS AGNES NzTGHfT0Hf, iEsS
100 Cash. $40 Per Month
This IN on county road. Has several
nice springs Of fresh water. Irs
al rich alder loan soil. close 20
school between two nice towns.
cheap fare 10 Seattle.
=. Van Arsdaie = Co, 1903 THIRD Az.
100 asres water front. black aoii, $50
per acre, easy terms. ". N. Bird.
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Man or woman partner wanted 20
run rOoming and boarding house
IN mill town. house half fun now,
with enough applications 20 fill
house next pay day. mills running
day and night tifS VIII handle.
Write x-s0O, Tbs star.
For haie-P Poultry. butter and egg
store. Sell on account Of sick ness,
cheap u sold at once Address
3i2 Washington ay.. Bromcrton.
wash.
Wauted--ffiRht woman for partner
ln small boarding house. Address
r. O. box fi5. Aberdeen, Wash.
IAnga Mineral Wonder moved to
s2f Northern Hank Didg.
Fell OF trade frat class restaurant
10 tables. on First av. Address
f-i00, Star.