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Board and Room

furnished, all modern conveniences.
steam heat, telephone, electric
light bath, pool room, plano. Eie-
giant home for club Of men Room
and board. rates reasonable.
breakfast. luncheon. o'clock din
ner
Children boarded, beaf care. home
surroundings. Ballard 1855. it4s
w gfth.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Nov sb.---
Whether or not Hugh killeen. an
aged retired piasterer. and Mira.
Addle Rollins. 80. who were found
dead from asphyxiation In the lat.
tors flat here today. committed
suicide or were the victims OF an
accident. Is puxxiing tho police.
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Is ACRES. WITH STREAM. $3.50
$50 cash. $40 per month. fine shot
clay loan. gtand view. lots Of
nciRhborH. close to school
v, Van Arsdaie A Co, 1903 Third Az
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Any one In the crowd who witnessed
the case Of Birvtns and Moore on
the evening Of November z. 1919.
viii Kindly give their names TO r..
w Bicvins. Il. X =. Chattanooga.
Hremerton. wash. This informa.
ton will be OF great help IN the
court OF inquiry which win DO
held IN the Navy Yard city later
DON'T GIT WET
DON'T GET COLD
500 nncaiied for suits and ovcrcoats
will be sold. 81 and up. Bring this
nd and get 10 per cent discount
MIKE COHEN. fetT Pike 81
RUPTURE CURED: permanent, no
operation or detention from labor
over 2ea cases cured past two
years, ages ! To rs. Harvard SyH-
TEN, 81 Eitci Bidx., Seattle.
Persona who saw lady fall from Yes
isr car November 20. kindly call
up A. w. HASTE. Main fti4, SOS
New York Xix
Hippodrome Academy. Dancing
taught In two lessons, private or
class Apply office
GILLETTE BLADES sharpened. Ace
dox.; rakora. 36c. etc. 1901 tth av
Oct Acquainted society. Names and
addressed 7os Pine at
Painting, kaisomining. Eiliott sstsw
Say n saw II In Tho star
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Furnished Houses

broom cottage, com
pletsiy furnished. piano. very
cheap. Phone Adams 57f
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N1~-@~<DeNN.0.N|e<. ~~<~N-N-0000-~~N<D
VIII sell fine family COW, Jersey.
with hsifer calf BY side Hho Us
gentle for women 10 handle, and
gives good quantity Of high test
milk. Phone Konwood zff
Automatic plano. exchange for team,
wagon and harness, mares pre-
fsrred. East 1851.
For Saie--Fresh COW, good mixer,
tes. Elliott 6sss
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ThanksRiving turkeys, dressed pOul-
Try. all kinds Of laying pullsta,
white Jeghornn. Silver Bpangied
HamburRa, Blue AnfelusiaDs. An-
conas. Indian Runner ducks. all
kinds Of poultry supplies at the
Pacific Poultry. Co. top floor Cor
ner Market. FIRST and Pike. FL
Holt 5zes.
Just received. 1000 live grain-fed
turkeys from Idaho, at vashon
poultry ranch. Leave orders 1920
Pike place. He-dressed 10 order
while you walt.
Rhode Island Had hens aud pulleta,
Morris strain. 77zz Latona. Ken
wood I1ff
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Lost and Found.
~~~~s~~e~-~.~s>~~~~~~ ~~>~~~~~~~~~-~~~~
IsoHt~-smaii. long haired black and
tan doH, with stub tail Answers
20 name OF Teddy. Got off = 8.
Kennedy at coiuau dock wednes-
$50 sixth st. Bremsrton. Wash.
Reward.
Suitable reward for return Of iady's
blue Japanese purse containing
doiiies and money. lost Wcdues.
day. q returned TO r. w. Valid.
Losi--in or near the Seattle Everett
intrrurban station Friday morn
ing. a Persian lamb collar. Suit
able reward offered Phone Eas,
ia
fost--sunday near 9TH and Green
wood brown fur Return 10 en-
zinc house, 71rd and Greenwood.
When buying Tor Xmas. don't fore
get the Little leweiry Store. that
sells for less Myrcn symons. 1871
Ihirn
Brindie bulldog. weight 20 pounds.
white feet. white tip on tail.
white on face and neck. Last seen
with license 371. 1913. Seattle. RE-
ward. sh.0o. us 18th ~.
fos,--small black purse November
20, between Denny way and John
81, containing sf2.so. Phone Har-
rison Sts7
Gold bar pin set with three agntes.
in or near Plymouth church sun
day evening. Main ESQ. Miss
flurd
Lost--friday, November rs. German
silver mesh bag engraved Edna
Cali up Elliott s7ss and receive re-
ward.
L0st--one sold fountain pen, Initials
A. ID. Reward. East II.
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WEATHER FORECAST

Fair tonight and Tuesday;
moderate easteriy winds Tenn
perature at noon, ~. !
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Farm L.ands

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A HSAP--5 acres near Seattle on
good road. for only 1850. Good
soil for chickens, berries and po-
tateea. Terms $40 cash aud SIC a
month I0t Cherry gf
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Acreage

NN0-~40N.NlNl~4N41lN-o-1- ~41~r-1l1-e~N~l~414~~~
For aals--iot TOXIC. s-room lyouae.
north nide Queen Anne hin. se.f50.
$3.50 cash. balance terms
Lot 20xi2o. with e-room house. not
plumbed. near Nicksrson St. $500.
tf0o down.
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Money to Loan

nEAL EsTATE Loans
CITY kSD corHfhf EO1Es w
On improved or vacant property. any
amount. $50 TO $500; long or short
tifne; easy payments. no delay.
sturteysnt & Co. 5iz Boston Blk.
Private parties with money To loan.
sall on l. g. SimkIns, zz4 Liberty
BldK.. OPP. y. o., Seattle.
Farm. timber. city loans: money
rrsany quick action. 30s Mehlhorn.
Elliott 1850.
1HAI-IEL AND COLLATERAL.
Respectable place 70 borrow fllonSy
on diamonds and jswelry; low
rates, private offices. American
Jewesry Co. 500 Second.
If YOU NEED MONEY
Loans on household goods, pianos or
personal notes 20 employees. terms
and payment reasonable. Como
and see as.
EASTERN BROKERAGE co.
zoo Northern Bank Bldg. 4fh a Pike
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$500 Third Az. w.
Phone Queen Anne al.
"a Hff0HCff tfTtf .


IMPROVED LITTLE RANCH
In the townsite OF Kirkland. fine
level tract OF land. with new T.
room house. good wei. etc. unob
stFuctibie view OF Lake washing
ton Price ii.soe 81. cash down
plsee. take a Madison car and
county ferry 70 Burke A. Farrar's
office Ia Kirkland. or call at i0f
Cherry 81
LITTLE FARM
IL acres rich soil on famous Wild
BY Island. practically In town. g.
room house and household goods.
stoves. range. with an farm tools.
all ready 20 step right In school,
store. church. mill. lake. Iay. all
In sight fine road, rural route and
telephone paHs. Greatest value on
coast. easily worth double what IL
asked. Price t1.s0o. about halt
cash. balance easy. Address
BANKER. BOX ". Langley. vast.
20 ACRES FOR s10e.0e
$50 DOWN, $40 MONTHLY
just west Of Seattle and south OF
Navy Yard. close TO saw mill.
school, stores. logging camp. etc.
RICH, SANDY LOAN. WITH BIG
TROUT STREAM Easy to i'm
prove Plenty OF ncighbora. Only
three miles 10 boat. Will max e
ideal dairy or hog ranch. Puget
Sound Farms Co. COS Third av.
Don't Judge this land BY the price.
LITTLE FARM FOR ssoo
will sell n fine level little farm,
near the ferry boat landing at
Kirkland. for SIS cash and balance
like rent. $40 a month. This place
has rich black soil. where one can
raise garden truck. berries and
chickens. new 2-atory house. chick
en- house. runs. etc. free water. A
bargain. G. Hackworth. Kirkland
Hotel. Kirkland. Wash.
s ACRES RICH SOIL. Sits
Gas cash. $40 per month. all fine
land, easy 10 improve. fine view.
close 10 school. lots OF neighbors.
Csc fare.
p. Van Arsdaie & Co. 1909 Third Az.
10 ACRES FINE SOIL. $500
f3B cash. $40 per month. fine view,
close TO school. near nice towns.
cheap fare to Seattle.
U. Van Arsdale A Co. 1903 Third Az.
i0-acrs tracts, iogged-off. level. good
land, close to railway. $500. Il
cash. balance s years 8 per cent.
with deed and abstract.
GABEIe COZ Arcade.
FINE io-AcRE TRACTS, t2T5
Each. SIS cash. balance $40 per
month. Lies between railroads.
miles from , dcpots Good sell
J. u. CHURCHILL. EAST 5000.
ie-ncre tracts. alder bottom soil.
ance SIC per month. John r. Cod
frey, Main lis. tbg Empire Bldg.
Pacific stump Pulier-iiia Western nv
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3-room furnished flat. gas range,
bath. hot water, cheerful, close In.
fff per month. East $3.50.
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Help Wanted--Female


AoTfH~ 6XFonb. 1910 'iii q sS. nod
ern, rates t9.5o per week and up.
Barrington, 1913 Second. 81 week up.
HOYAL HOTEIg-40i Firth av. 25c
20 1sc night; VIE 20 stgweek.
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At THE GRAND

= ttf<ttttt
Good vaudeville talent supports the
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Exchange--Real Estate

LxN1l0uXc- E<3k6tG
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10 acres close 10 Richland. in Ben
ton county. : acres in high state
OF cultivation. planted 10 winter
apples years ago, all kinds OF
small fruits, good 2-story house.
small barn and other outbulidiugs,
plenty OF. water for irrigation.
This place must be seen 10 be APP
preoisted. Price 5000. VIII trade
for city property. No phone calls.
MERRITT REALTY CO.
720-7et New York Block.
I have a client that wants to go in
hotel business or rooming house
Party has unlimited real estate in
exchange. Wants to keep the
money TO run the business with.
Location between First and Fourth
avs. Also for sale or exchange,
30 acres OF the finest land in
Grant county, Wash. for some
thing in or around Seattle George
Sexaucr. st7 New York Blk. Main
$3.50.
We exchange eveyything everywhere
at any time. IL your price Is right.
Real Estate Exchange. 5z0-521
Lumber Exchange.
Hotel in exchange for house and
lot. A. X. Wylde. ala New York
4. ~ Ctt,Ltn~ aoA ~ hartx. f1l1er
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Wanted--To Borrow

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want VI 900 or 1890 on new =
room house from private party.
Ielsphone owner, Beacon 1919,
evenings for particulars.
7. G. sIMKiSs, zz4 liberty Bldg.
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iAnAki APPROVES
a. THg MUSIC

4 nn1ite little man. he shAmed
- \ meeting with seven bows
- repeated Inquiries as TO my
Se11nr,ished health and that OF
- iIIustrsons family. Such q man
= fnnaki 10 the outward eye
overture began--Japancse
- orrhesfrated. TO be sure. to
~ ~ needs OF Occidental meth
a11 = music production. Tamaki
no11od approsingly.
~ curtain rose: tho players
- word and gesture told the
~ e The Typhoon-" Emotions
cr1I1olie riolsd In the breast OF
Iohi His face was q mask. Hts
vers lnscrussblc and unwink-
ri Bot I kaow emotions rioted.
ri watched his hands--she small.
ennnnc< hands with the polished
~ that gripped the arms OF his
1kaiS. They were the barometer
Z ~ heart
~ me sketch hero. briefly. the
eorY. Tokeramo. the mlghtiest
~ Il al the Japanese colony in
Hrllh has an affair with lllCna
egaer. His friends urge him to
~ ~ woman. as all his strength
= nsaded 10 complete the work"
hpan has sent him 70 Berlin to do.
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fioSssi al 81 asssr ala fHsillSaa 6 s,
ment, Eastern Washington fruit
belt. Greatest bargain ever Of
fered. Thomas Craig. 7zi Union 81.
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49,, ~ |
ses Arcade bldg. Prices 1880 np
Manted---nay york. first class lam
drcsp. good Toner. Phone Elliott
fsssw.
Full drese quits and Tuxedor for
rent 1917 Pike IT. Main t1s1,
Kodak developing. Toe roll, any
slxe. Jacobs. PHOTO shop. PIX Bid.
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housekeeping Rooms

housekeeping Rooms
Housekeeping rooms. furnished
rooms. gas range. phone. close In,
working girls or young couple
preferred. Deacon 27Bs.
OLYMPIC APTs.. 1910 Western av.--
Single rooms. fi.L0 up suite. 400
up. Near public market
Cheap. we'll furnished transient and
housek eeping rooms. steam heated.
at SIS Howell.
SIS 00--5-room modern housekeeping
flat, kzz7 Eighth nv. Main Jt07.
Earle. single "a. X rooms III Marion
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Furnished Rooms

Furnished housekeeping and sleep
Ing rooms now ready. homelike.
ilit sixth.
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. 1f1bn
First. Rates b0c daily and up.
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h sriss to send Illona away. bu,
vnhnas st the IAst moment. de-
~ his love. and asks her 20
- he Voman had ioyed him
- ~ hold aioNf. Hers was the
uEUx'< Of the uratfalnable. When
~ hn1 what she wanted. she
IN want Il. Il Was no longer
unff1innhle. she laughs ut him.
GuofIb It him and would have gone
~. but Ia rage he spring. upon
~ - stranxles her to death.
m DO his japanese friends
~ round TO save hfrn--not for
- aka For Nippon's. His
svsrk" must be finished. Another
1qnaess confssses to the murder.
~ evidence IL made 10 point TO
- Innocent mans guilt. Ticker
- Guss on with his work" la
~ increasingly. night and day.
u4w . terrible strain. finishes Il
~ dies u heart failure. The
-
NJ individual IL nothing" says
- q Tokerxmo's friends.
n sentiment 10 applauded.
yop4n h everything. We are
eoe.oo0 and we are one"
Archer tells a little story. A
eo0les married. He found his
1yAts OF wife and home inter.
y With bis duties as a soldier.
- Iefs the barracks. went home.
n1d his beloved asleep. kissed
~ orsssed her--and killed her.
MmAkl HEARS
AioE or HIS RACE.
And 60 concluded tho story.
-. Ne became the best sol.
2 the regiment and died In
nngJA The man was my
JsnAki gripped the arms OF his
d - hard that the nails showed
= through the pink.
- European visitors come to
artment Of Toksramo. he and
n1ends greet them with eIab-
politeness and shower them
compliments, only to laugh AT
when they are gone.
- Of these visitors ID Llndner
tss. illted by rIlona. and the
between him and Toker-
me contrast. little exag.
perhaps. between the new
snd the ancient east.
NJ Ak too much. we Occf.
% We gossip and frofh and
But drunken Andner
80 truths.
~ supn5eT he shouts. They do
eeme TO Us for culture. Pbllos-
N They have forgotten more
- pay than we ever knew"
~. mere a witch at the cor.
q ramski's MOUTH ~
advises Tokeramo To n
~ nevcomer. TO church. You
- sermons enuneiated slow
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For Sale - Miscellaneous

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FOR Sale fresh Jersey heifera. IL
miles southeast Of end OF Fmunfie-
roy car line. sam Holmes. Seattle.
Route Z. Box 81
Use Hassett's Native Herbs for con-
stipatlon, 80 tablets for &c. All
druggists
blot POINT ToAsTER-5s
Sound Electric Co, 1910 First Az.
EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL
We have a large assortment OF
damaged bath tubs. sinks and
basins Rustad's, ans Second 5.
New pianos for rent. rent applied on
parcnane. Meyer Toner, 3ls Union.
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MI BONE Corsets. honed with guar
antsed woven wire stay. not sold
In stores.
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Business Chances
Homesteads

I. c. slmklns. szl LLberiy nldg.
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day meeting yesterday.
Poindexter spoke OF the human
principles involved Ia tho prosr~s
sive fight. He took the standpat.
terr to task FOR their tariff attitude.
ridiculing their confidence aYsu,
ment OF unjGstly high tariffs TO
preserve high wages for the work.
inxmcn. by referring 10 the stand.
ard OF wages paid al iAwhanec,
Mass. BY the highly protected wool.
en- trust. Senator Polndexter made
personal investigation AZ Law
renee. where mon OF families ar.
being paid 81 and 81 a week and
women ~ and -
Hanson criticised Gov. Hay for
permitting the gigantic land grab
on the university campus. BY which
Hays board OF regents sold TO tn.
Northern Pacific a tract OF land for
81 which 10 valued at $3.50. 900. Han.
son called Hays attention 10 the
matter. but Hay advised him that b.
Would ask Rcgent John G. Higgins
10 prepare a brief OF the case for
bis inspection.
The Investigation made BY Thos.
=. Murphinc shows that the n. r.
did not have the shadow OF title to
the land" said Hanson. The re-
gents themselves disputed that Al.
legged claim OF the railroad. But
they say they made compromise
That 10. instead Of giving the rail-.
rx4ai sAa tnut 9Q43 So 49, a.. -
Ing. they gave II only so feet for
nothing, ovcra n mile and a half in
lsngthe. Instead OF fighting the
claim OF the y. r. In court. HAYS
board made glft OF the school land
to the railroad For my part.
don't want Higgins. and Howard
Cosgrove, and spooner. reaction.
aries in thought and action. 10 dis
pose OF my rights In the school
lands OF this state In such an off.
hand manner
Phelps. who has just returned 10
tho city to make an aggressive. &C.
tive campaign for county auditor,
spoke OF this tremendous progress
sive wave that IL sweeping tho
state. Phelps has been treasurer
OF King county for two terms and
mayor OF Seattle one term. He
plans a whiriwind campaign against
the candidate on the republican
ticket. who has started TO trim hIz
sails In every direction and finally
participated in the Taft parade Of
i23 Monday night.
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ONLY $4,000

OLYMPIA, Oct. fes--Mstsie A.
Thomas. against whom . verdict Of
$4,000 vas returned BY Jury In
Judoe Meysrs' eours. obtained .
new trial when the supreme court
decided that the amount awarded
90 Ellra a. Phillips for the slIsns.
ton Of her husbands affection was
excessive. The court stated that
nowhere In America has . Iuce-
mont o. more than $4,000 been
sustained.
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Helpless, She Sees
Her Brothers Slain

NORTH VERNON. Ind. Oct IS.
Charles and John McQuaid.
brothers and wealthy farmers. we're
murdered by two thieves In their
homo near here Monday night A
crippled sister who made har home
with her brothers was Obliged TO
sit helpless while she saw her kin
killed. one shot 10 death and the
other stabbed. !, is declared the
murderers secured considerable
money.
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SANE OR INSANE?

Ia Charles II. Harris. who killed
fellow workman. James Ham
mond. last July. insane or not In
aane7 This IL the question that the
jury IN the prcsent murder trial
viii be- called upon 10 decide. Drs.
w. 7. Williamson. r. r. Smith. y. G,
Nobel and H. G. Neville yesterday
testified that the defendant was in
nane DIR. d. A. Nicholson stated
that Harris was perfectly sane when
hc committed the deed.
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WANTS $4,000

Fur being run over By George
nartsch's automobile on August 10.
which resulted Ia a fractured skull.
broken arm. dlsiocated collar bone,
aud numerous other little inconye-
niencies. James Murray yesterday
Ia tho superior court sued the de.
fendant for $4,000 Murray alleges
that. when struck. Barrtseh vas
running 40 miles an hour without
sounding his horn.
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head or chest over night Follow
this advice once In the evening and
again Just before retiring:
Into a small bowl full OF boiling
water pour a scant teaspoonfui OF
HYOMEf, cover head and bowl
with towel and breathe deep into
the lungs the soothing. healing.
germ killing yapor that arises.
HyOMEI Ia Australian Encaiyp-
fus. an antiseptie that Il used en-
tsnsiyeiy by the foremost nose and
threat specialists In the world.
combined with other antiseptics.
A bottle OF HyOMEI Ia so cents
al druggists everywhere. A com
plete outfit. which also includes a
hard rubber pocket inhaler. for 81.
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GIRLS! GIRLS! SURELY TRY THIS!
DOUBLES BEAUTY Of YOUR HAIR


ImmediafsT-Yes' Certain -
that's the Joy OF H. Your hair be
comes light. wAvy. fluffy. abunt.
ant and appears ~ soft. iustrous
and beautiful ~ young girls aft
or a D9nderine hair cleanse. Just
try this moisten . cloth With y
little Danderfne and carefully draw
II through your hair. taking one
small strand at . time. This will
cleanse the hair Of dust. art or
excessive oil and In just = few mo.
meats you have doubled the bean
" Of your hair.
A delightful surprise awaits. par
tieuiariy those who have been care
lsss. whose hair has been neglected
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or IL scragsy. faded. dry. brittle o'
thin. besides beautifying the hair
Dandsrine dIssoives every parties
Of dandruff. eIcansea. parInes and
invirorases tho scalp. forever stop
ping itching and falling hair, bu'
what viii please you most Win b.
AFTER 4 few weeks use OF DAode
rins. when you will actually go
new hair--fine and downy ~ firsi
yes but really nev hair grovipl
ali over tho scalp. II you care tDi
pretty. soft hair. and lots Of Il.
surely get . IS cent bottle 81
Knovlton's pAndsrine from n,
drug store or toilet counter ant
Just try t.
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NEW COUNTERFEIT

WASHINGTON. Oct. ia new
counterfeit $40 bank note has been
discovered BY Chief wilkie. OF the
secret service II is q counterfeit
OF note Of the Mesa County Ma.
tionsl Bank. OF Grand Junction.
Colo. and bears the portrait OF
Washington. II In a poor imitation.
printed from wood cuts.
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YOUNG MAN MISSING

A search Is being made for Harry
Tuson, who disappeared from the
Eagle hotel on Main st. last gatur.
day afternoon. Tuson lately arriy.
cd In town with considerable
money, but his brother states tina,
he is not addicted to carousing
Tuson Is 20 years old and a little
over six feet in height. He can be
easily identified by a swelling he
has behind the right ear.
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Oct. 49,
While working on the railroad at
Arlberg. five of the most desperate
criminals In the state penitentiary
here took advantage OF the oppor.
tunity offered and escaped. They
are at large today and posse is
searching for their hiding place.
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1oMINuTe sPEEcHEa

Several 10-minute speeches will
be given by democratic candidates
at the regular Saturday noon lunch.
con OF the King county democratic
club tomorrow. The following will
speak: Ed Cudihee. candidate for
sheriff; Mrs. Emma +. White. for
clerk; John Il. Ostram, for treas.
urer; Paul Land. for assessor: DIR,
Geo. A. Mclaughlin, for coroner.
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SPEECHES TONIGHT

o. Q. Wilson and r. o. Conner,
democratic candidate for congress.
man-at-large. will speak In Arcade
ball tonight. Charles Heifner. can
didate for congressman on the dem.
ocratc ticket, will speak at Kidd's
hall, Green Lake, and Goddard'a hall.
Fremont, tomorrow night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-18

At the dinner 10 be given Judge
Kenneth Macintosh by the Native
Sons November I. nothing but
Washington made goods or
products will be served. The com
mittee in charge has the program
about completed. and will announce
II In a few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-18
COOL HOLDUP

PORTLAND. Or, Oct 1S.-Afier
drinking seven beers In a row In a
saloon. a stranger held the place
up. and. securing $40 from the till.
calmly lighted n cigar and strolled
leIsurely away. The bartender
suspects "ncrvine" adulteration OF
the brew.
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0na tiVaR
r b o u =
sands OF
wise people
the country
o v err are
using tn e
II Y o NJ T. I
vapor treat
m . mt to
break up a
cold In the
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CATARRH
Coughs, Colds
Pleasant vspor Treatment That
Gives Relief In . Few Minutes

Here Is an offer that means some
thing.
Money returned II Booths HYo-
MEL doesn't give satisfaction In
treatment OF cafarrh. coughs. colds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-18

SOFIA. Oct. t8.--AoeompanIed by
his staff, King Ferdinand left today
for the headquarters of the Bulgar-
Ian army near the Turkish frontier.