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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-28
CURED TERRIBLE
HUMOR ON FACE
Could Not Go On Street Without
Veil. Tells What Reslnoi
Did For Her

Philadelphia. Pain December.
1908. my face became sora. tried
everything that was recommended.
and my face got worse instead of
better. spent over 800 and got
no benefit The face and nose
were very red and the eruption
had the Appearance OF small boiis.
which itehcd mo terribly. can
not tell you how terrible my face
lookcd-aii can say Il. II was
dreadful. and suffered beyond do
scrlption.
Il have not gone on the street
any time since 1908 without veil,
until now. Just four months ago
friend persuaded mo to give Res
mol trial. have used three
cakes of Reslnol Soap and lesa
than n Jar OF Resinol Ointment.
and my face In perfectly free from
any eruption. and my skin is as
clear and clean Rs any child'a. Il
Ia abouf four weeks since the last
pimplo disa reared" (Signcdl
Mrs. " ] nateman. 1885 Viola st.
Dec 6. 1919.
Practically every druggist sells
Resinol Ointment and Resinol
Soap. Prescribed for eighteen
years for itching. burning skin
troubles. sunburn, pimples. black.
heads. dandruff. ulcers. bolls. stub.
born sores. and piles Trial free.
Dept Or. Reslnol. Baltimore, Md.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-28

TT in an old manuscript dead language YOU should
decipher that on a certain day comely and healthy
Young woman pennies and alone after weeks OF furnishing
scraps from picnic lunches and OF sleeping on
mark benches in t-ohe-way places beng unable TO
find work and unwilling at the price OF
shame had sought by poison what would you think
of the civilization OF her timer
Reading her pathetic story. wouldn't you be likely 70
swell with pride and exclaim Thank heaven such things
era of peace and plenty
Supposing that, perusing the old manuscript further
YOU read that about the time and the same
country ust-crazed young man. redhauded with murder
after years OF ing with the laws OF God and had
bought his through the walls OF restraining institution
and bedeving continent his mpudent ef
for;s TO escape Wouldn't y,l think it, aso, nightmare
OF the buried past?
Alas these tales from ancient history. They
the chronicles OF day All reflect the ev
zaon OF richest city and state And still wonder
why there reormers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-28


passed hundreds OF Gall stones
Since taking your medicine I work
regularly and don't feel any iil ef-
fects I am rrhiaing your Remedy TO
all my friends, I think It's worthy
~ the highest praise, u. l.. DOOLEy.
Roanoke, W."
Sufferers OF stomach. Liver and
Intestinal Ailments are not asked to
take Nsyr's Wonderful stomach
Ucmedy for weeks and months be-
fore they feel benefited. Just try
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you that you will soon bo well
and strong. free you from pain and
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healthy Stomach. as II has done in
thousands Of other cases. Wherever
Il, ls taken you VIII hear nothing
but the highest praise. 90 TO your
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results II has been accomplishing
I'm cases OF people ho knows or send
20 Geo. ". Mayr. Mfg. Chemist. 1884,
.15G whiting at. Chicago III. for
n free book on stomach Ailments
and many grateful letters from
people who have boen restored
For sale in Seattle, Wash. by tho
owl Drug Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-28
By Abe Hurwitz

Harking back few years, there
may have been the time when, In
the exhilaration Of youth. Harry
not Hank or Henry when Harry
felt tngllng Juggling In him 20 fol.
low tho precarious but exciting
footsteps OF those leading citizens
OF the world who came with every
circus 10 balance mid-air on mar.
row wires both slack aud tight.
iiarking back another bark. there
may have been tho time when
young Harry struck out and away
from the beaten and accepted
walks. and skipped along. instead.
on the car rails. near his home. in
that dear old Chicago town.
Grows Up 20 BE a Man
All OF which brings MS back TO
our Latin friend "Tempus Fugit ="
Time flies II has gotten into that
habit. and. barring the occasion
when Joshua Of old halted the sun
or was Il the moon for several
hours. time has never experienced
breakdown in all OF It's numerous
flights.
Thus. time flew. and Harry
grew He la 3s now In the course
Of time. he weathered the trials
and fluctuations OF every Rchoolboy.
played hockey a respectable mum
Der Of times. learned the high
school yell 20 he could shout II
backwards. and finally graduated.
equipped with Hmattefing OF
Latin. algebra, Chhucer. and geol.
ogy. 90 conquer several planets. In.
Guiding the earth.
Hes Cireumspeot Chap
Having become dignified
senior at high school. he no longer
hoped DER rails. but stuck faith.
fully 20 the middle OF the sidewalk.
Ard he's been walking circum-
specify down the precise center OF
the road ever since
Councilman Harry J. nrnskeyith
il content TO let Steve Brodic take
a chance Harry declines 20 eXper.
lmcnt or TO speculate, thank you.
Yet Harry IL fairly successful
real estate man. too. not 10 mon
ton his very recent political tri'
umph.
Getting Along Well
He II not vulgAriy rich. or even
weii.todo. but he has a comfort.
able home. and several other pieces
OF real estate. In president OF the
Pioneer Collection A Rent Co. and
outside OF that s.. 600 per. which
the city pays It's city dads. Harry
has pretty good income
But his investments have been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-28
HITS CITY AUTO

while returning from Kent last
might In an auto belonging TO the
street department. Oscar Engsirom
sustained broken leg and numer.
GUS bruises and H. J. Niece was
badly shaken up. as the result OF a
crash between tho auto and the TIA.
coma lnterurban. nj the crossing
near the Denny. Renton plant.
Neither OF tho men heard the car
until II was upon them; the train
came up from the rear and struck
hind wheel. turning the auto about
In the road and throwing II over.
Roth men were pinned under tho
wreckaFe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-28

WANT TO KEEP EN-
AT WORK

A delegation representing the
nrcmeriou Commercial club and
the national affairs committee OF
the Seattle Commercial Club me,
in Joint session hero "Wednesday
afternoon and passed a resolution.
urging the commander Of the Puget
sound navy yard and the navy de-
partment 90 use their influence to-
ward maintaining continuous work
on the machinery and equipment
In the navy yard.
The Bremerton delegation was
headed by Secretary Watson OF the
Bremcrton club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-28
Wait for Sawyer

@ INCE from out of the North, the first word OF
- the gold strike in the ShuShanna district The
Star has said to WAIT
The Star is ready believe that the "Shushanna is
second only TO the Klondke" Carnes Canadian
official said and then denied he said OR is ready to
believe there little gold there and that all the excite
mcnt has been manufactured by transportation interests
II HOPES that the gold is there, and that those hardy
men and who already there and the way VIII
have gone IN vain.
But doesn't KNOW anything about IT, and won I
know until hears from Mr. f. O. Sawyer The star city
editor who probably by this time the new gold Dig
pne there for the sole purpose OF letting
The Star and its readers know the truth.
The Star is willing take Mr. Sawyers word tor H.
He is experienced and will just willingly send back word
10 stay away. send invitation 20 the world to come
and get the gold.
incidentally, Mr.. Sawyer is also something OF photog-
rapher as the readers OF The Star already know He is
going pictures OF the country addition TO tell
ing us OF it, For this The Star is negotiating
with Canadian government officials for photographs OF
the Shushanna
If YOU want to KNOW the truth about the Shushanna
mot story today and denial tomorrow, interviews
with transportation and roadhouse menIust keep an eye
on The Star and wait for word from Sawyer
Sawyers there and we'll KNOW when we hear from
him
And in the meantime. WAIT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-28
ECKSTEIN TO VISIT
SCHOOLS THIS WEEK

= Nathan Ecksteln, appointed a
member of the school board Tues.
day. will devote the remainder OF
the week visiting Seattle's various
schools and will later thoroughly
acquaint himself with the business
OF the board. Eckstein was sworn
In as member OF the board We'd
nesday by u. c. Spencer. a recently
elected member.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-28
Shall Women Propose?

over in Sweden report says. there's movement to pass
" law permitting women TO propose marriage
We don't know just why there should need TO be law
in Sweden that custom going Maybe the Swedish
people have habit OF believing that nothing
much till it gets printed in statute book Also won't
undertake to offer opinion the women of Sweden.
But there's need Of such movement here; for any
American Of looks and gmption who really makes
up mind that she particular man seldom finds it
hard get him.
She doesn't propose Oh She just twists him round
her little finger until he can't wait flop his knees and
offer her his heart and his life.
whole lot Of what you read and hear about the help
iesness Of chiefly interesting because isn't
BOTH CANADIAN dispatches Tha~s
lawyers making "hot fight for delay"
thing That's usually fight
their The whole litigation
the other side from getting anywhere.
PATTEN OF Chicago Snyder Chicago.
q mossses
fundamentals
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CALIFORNIAN has been champion AZ
lnoubstor7 a
400 IS minutes and In the IS
publicly railway systems u
Americans by about 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-28
In Editors
NJ all

The Icy Of the Modern Maid
should worry. should flirt.
should wear narrow skirt,
With n slash up TO tho knee,
To display my hos.ier-ee;
II the mcn.folks' hearts should
furry
Please don't blame mel should
worry.
w. r.. sHAFFER.
ala Fifth Ave. N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-28

Being n plain farmer am not,
supposed TO know a great deal. but
your city newspaper men know
everything. 30 submit this TO you
In the spring. when We have Hoods,
we farmers have to shoulder the
blame, being told We should not cut
down the trees. The rest OF the
year We are censurcd for allowins
so much land Co lie idle. What
shall | DOL. NJ.
You might buy another auto
mobile and take nice long rid
with your family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-28
STOMACH
SUFFERERS
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach
Remedy Is Recommended
and Praised by Thousands
Who Have Been
Restored.

Il was n sick
man for about
three month +
caused from Gall
stones OF the
Liver and was
told by three OF
our most promi e.
nent physicians
that I would have
to submit to an
operation to got
relief. but heard
or your Wonder
full Stomach Rem
edy and secured n
FHlN ira
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-28
CITY NEWS

Contradictory statements on the
witness stand caused Joseph Bres'
ri 10 be denied citizenship Wednes-
day. Bressi Is a brother Of A. Bres-
ST. former banker here. and Frank
Bressl. shot and killed In this city.
Or. J. X. Dixon, OF the Rodman
Wanamaker Expedition of Citizen.
ship. who arrived here today from
Neah bay. Is being entertained by
a committee from the Chamber of
Commerce.
A picnic Is 20 be held by tho
parishioners OF 81. Benedict's Cath.
Ollie church. Rev. T.. A. Dorgan., o.
NJ. l.. pastor. at Madison Park La.
Dor day.
A test Of tho Concord grapes
raised on the ranch of Clarence
Hanford. OF Lowman & Hanford.
near White Bluffs. by experts on
grapes. brought forth the opinion
that Concords raised in this state
have n superior flavor to those
grown In New York state.
Al a meeting last night OF the
city council. sitting as the budget
committee, condemnation awards
for the Improvement Of West Wait
St, from Avalon way TO Alki Point,
were accepted. amounting to $685.
OH.
j. w. Considlnc and his wife have
returned to Seattle from Woodland,
Cal, after spending the past week
on the Considine stock farm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-28
This Always Does Happen, But II
Never ras Been Satisfactorily
C.nI.lr.A
Easy

Editor Most Anything:
WIN you please tell mo why II
always happens that when stand
on Third nv. waiting for a Rsvcnna
car. rs Capitol Hills aud nine Wal.
linEford cars pass. while whom
wait for a Capitol Hill. rs Raven
mas and i2is wAlllngfords pasH'--
l.. W. =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-28

Fills the teeth-banishes Tooth.
ache-Butler's Liquid Tooth Filler.
Druggists, 25c.--Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-28

MExcANs HAVE slain hundreds Of Americans and Woodrow
doesn know H., according Hearst
No use and 20
moth n Mexico.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-28

NJ THE sTANppArTERs could gather . crowd OF 500 In mid
"Wednesday
night probably would not have
been ed off asst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-28

conservative. he prides himself.
He never got 30 excited that be
took chances. He played safe.
lie didn't walk any rails. He
didn't blaze new traiis. He wasn't
specializing on possibilities. His
money was on dead sure PROPOSE
tons You wouldn't catch him
bluffing much In a poker game
All Of which goes double with
Harry's politics. You may be sure
he rs n republican, from his blond
head down. every inch OF him.
Hes Very. Very Cautious
All. yes. he scratched the ticket
once or twice. But then accidents
will happen In the best regulated
families Harry moves exceeding.
ly cautiously. OF course, he IL
against single tax. And against
anything else that has not already
proved successful.
He ~ satisfied with municipal
ownership. no far as the light and
water departments are concerned.
You see. they have already proved
themselves satisfactorily.
But you can't catch Harry adyo-
eating a wider application OF mu.
nicipal ownership. That would
not be traverHing along the beaten
path. you know. IN the middle OF
the course.
Came Here II Years Ago
Harry came here IL years ago
from Chicago, locating In Colum bia
City. where he still resides He is
married and has two children.
He was elected councilman OF
Columbia City for two terms. led
the fight for annexation 10 Seattle,
was mixed up considerably In the
fight on the Crawford line. took a
healthy. active part In other cam
paigns. but always he found II easI-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-28
When Music, Heavenly Maid, Wa.
Executed


sunday was a day Of pleasure for
tho hand boys About - In number
and their friends jourueyed 20 NE
homo Of WIN. Schneider just AZ Tho
edge % town on hts farm At the
usual hour a large tahi, was spread
and plenty Of the best % eats we're
placed on ~. leo tea q tho choicest
brand was served as part qulncn
thirafsr ON Mr and Mrs sehnel-
der's farm a nice little grove 10 cit
uated. just north % his house., and
this shade was also appreciated. A.
this point the band held forth nU.
ing the are with beautiful sirAids %
music William Tell. II TrovatuTe.
poet ana Pheasant and other famii-
lar oVsrtures % hish decree were
executed from the horns OF ne noted
pinekueyviilo muHicians--Finckns
Vile. III. Democrat
A man's wife may bswi him
out now and then and yet be
the fret 20 spring 20 his de.
Tense N somebody else started
the ba~i rolling.
New York has two governors.
Which puts II In the same class
as the man who has two dogs.
We can't figure out whether
GIynn is the acting.governor or
not AZ any rate he Is acting act
ing governor
Canada shows good sense
and unwaverirg decision In the
Thau case--its boot 20 the
mad dog, even n his gold col
lar shows him TO be the pet Of
q millionaire mamma.
Ask Judge HUMPHREYS 70 supply
Them
DISPLAYS OF varisgated flowers
and multi -colorsd fancy work In
floral hall run wild in riotous pro.
fusion Of products Words cannot
of a dictionary 10 describe the sor-
grous beauty ~ Floral Iall.-Hiils-
boro. o. Dispatch.
"Ralns Fall 20 Break Kansas
Drought" say headlines In n Phila-
delphla paper. When rains fall TO
break II there's no more hope.
Al any rate Harry rhs~ ha.
more sense than most people
thought. They expected him To
be caught around Broadway.
A woman told the court that
her husband took q bath and
she hadn't seen him since. Tan
talixInp mystery. Washed
away or wished away7
|
~ bought tube OF shaving
cream" write II. BIT can't be
Billie Burke---"and on the box IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-28
Steve Brodie May Have Taken Chance,
but You'll Never Find Harry Doing II

est TO maintain his equilibrium 4.
sticking to the center psrt OF ~.
road.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-28

GERMANY HAS SO publicly owned railway systems
beats he Americans by 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-28

Canada shows good sense
and unwsvering decision In the
Ths~ ease---its boot 20 the
mad dog. even " his gold col
lar shows him TO be the pet Of
q millionaire mamma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-28

A mans wife may bsv' him
out now and then and yet be
the first 20 spring 20 his de.
Tense N somebody else started
the ba~i rolling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-28

PATTEN, OF Chicago, has corner In corn. Snyder
has q corner In nnoIssses.
It's direct attack Of tho fundamentals Of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-28

New York has two governors.
Which puts II In the same class
"a the man who has two dogs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-28

We can't figure out whether
GIynn IL the acting.governor or
not At any rate he is acting act
ing governor
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-19
MANY RULINGS MADE
BY JUDGE HAMILTON
Judqe Hamilton Will Open Court al
TT. Madison Next Week, Judge
Bank Coming Here.

Judge w. s. Hamilton disposed OF all
matters in the district court yesterday
hat were ready for ruling by him
Judge Hamilton will open court foi
he new term at Fl. Madison tomorrwe
md all pending matters possible were
feared up. Judge Bank will come to
Eeokuk this week to finish out the
ERIN here and preside at the Noyen.
Der term and all cases for this week
VIII be assigned to him. Because fed
sral court convenes here this week
many of the attorneys will be excused
from the district court.
The following rulings were made by
Judge Hamilton:
j. P. Dickson vs.. Board OF Review
instrument purporting to be renewal OF
notion of plaintiff presented; as writ
ng is improperly derogatory and calls
or no action by the court it is strick'
en- from the files.
Charles Hubenthal vs.. John Gibbons
motion for new trial overruled-
Charley Chesman vs.. Ike Bork-de'
rnurrer overruled.
John N Hueston VS.. Iowa state tray
ling Mems Association exceptions &c
ntorrogatories sustained,
Charley Chesman vs.. Fannie Bork-
demurrer is overruled.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-19
Special Notice to Dealers:

mise is mourned by numerous finds
and relatives.
Dan A. Compton and Media Leonard
of Keokuk were united in MARI. age In
Kahcka Wednesday by Squire Perry.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Y Humph-
rey who died in Keo1uk was conduct
ed from her home in southelst part
Of town Wednesday by Rev. Frye OF
the M %. church. Interment in Ka-
hoka cemetery.
Henry Roberts and Sarah Ellen
Richard of Keokuk were united in
marriage in Kahoka Thurs lay by
Squire Perry
Many public sales are being he'd in
Clark county and everything. especill
ly cattle, is bringing big prices
Murray Sisson, son OF Dr. w. B.
Sisson of Kahoka, has received anoth-
er promotion. He goes from Lajunta
to Pueblo, Colo. and is made Chief
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-19
III Democrats Think Question Of
selecting Successor 70 Or. Moor
head Might az Well be
Determined Now.
ARE BECOMING ACTIVE
e.,t. Organization Has Made no Rec
concentrations Vet to the Iowa
Democratic congressman
Hepburn Buys Car.
rsnec,a, 70 The Gate city. i

WARRINGTON, D. G.. October 49,
! eod,ne democrats Of Keokuk sud
den,y have become interested in the
.election Of one of their number TO
succeed DR.. S. w. Moorehead as post,
mater The commission of Postmaster
Moorehead does not expire until
February 4. 1914, but the leaders Of
ne Keokuk democracy appear to be
nroceeding upon the theory that thi;
L an appointment which might as
we'll be determined now and have tbs
bother over with. So during the last
,cw DAYS friends of the several candi
dates have been getting very busy
No recommendation from the state or
qanization has reached the Iowa demo
cratic congressman, although numer
Gus letters OF endorsement have been
received.
The active candidates are State
Senator e. P. McManus and ]. w.
Townsend. with Joshua F. Elder
mayor of the city, looked upon as =
possible dark horse.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-19

suffered defeat at Kahoka last Sat.
urday, The Wyaccnda lads put up a
good game.
Announcements are out announcing
the approaching marriage of Roy NJ.
Hobson and Miss Gertrude Chaves.
she date is October 90
Geo. F. Rex celebrated his seven
tieth birthday anniversary Tuesday at
the home of his daughter Mrs. Robert
Woodruff. Mr.. Rex Is one of the city's
best citizens.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hanslow have
returned from visit at Alton, III.
They report that their soE-in-law c.
H. Moore recently suffered a severe
accident from scalding while at work
near an engine. He will probably be
off duty for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il Beyler have
moved into the DR.. A. w. Teel resi-
dence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-19
dispatcher o. the Santa re. kahoka
boys do move I'D.

dispatcher o. the Santa re. kahoka
boys do move up.
The Homesteaders enjoyed fine
meeting Wednesday evening, the oc-
casion being in celebration OF their
removal to their new quarters in
Woodmen hall. Ice cream and cako
We're served and eood session held.
1t is quite early for the county can
didates to begin to spring up, but one
or two, it is said, have signified their
willingness to risk their lives in the
old court house.
Dr.. and Mrs. O. T. Murphy and
children departed Wednesday for a
visit with relatives at Kansas City
and New Haven,
preliminary survey is being made
for continuation of the Wya onda
drainage ditch, to be known as ditch
No 2.
the Wyaconda basket ball team
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-19

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