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SIG. 5O-511 10th ne .5r. h
sol. 50-11O9 / me- Or. b
$21.5O-1019 Fla av, Or, b
FLATS.
$oS.011:1S Pa av. Ar. b
S27.50I1242 Fla av,5r,b
$50. J0-1113 9th NV. Arb
$50. 5O-1622 n Jay.5r. b
S13.SO-474 q NV. 3r. b
COLORED.
S19.O-1SS2 E. Or. b
$40. 5O-1034 SD, 5r
SS.50ES6 n sw. or
S14.UO-12S Sher av. Or
h. 923 New York ave.
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UNFURNISIIED,

FOR RENT
1910 18th ST. NV.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
IL ROOMS: TILED BATHS,
Kelsey heater; bedrooms; fine large saloon
parlnr; electricity and gas throughout entire
house: 2 Kitchens, one On same door with
dining room and one in basement.
RENT. $500 PER, NO..
LIEBEE4ANS & HAMN. 1908 ST.
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NV. 413 26th. Or. .1O.40
NV, 1904 4th. Or. .16.40
NV. 2516 East pl. Ar.
Ne s 1885 ioth. sr. b. e: as. 90
NE. COS l.. Or, b. . 20. 40
SE.919 Pot av. Or. 1850
SE.1111 10th. Or. 1880
Sc, 11S 10th, Ar. LAO
SW, 1874 Va av. Or. 1850
SW. 1888 Va av. Or. 49,
SW, 33S Me av, Or. Is. 10
SW, 626 G, Or. ...14.W
SW, 631 c. ar. 1880
SW. 619 G. Or. .14.O0
SW, $50 Nd av. 4r.13.s0
Sc. 407 18th. 5r. 1850
MENTS.
md bath. .$2I 80
md bath. ......... $500
md bath. ......... 22.@
ORTHWEST.
ding, Offices.
'rmation regarding alley
have for rent.
n apply at office.
14l6 r at. NV.
Hills, COS 9th ST. NV
7O7 VT av NV. 6r, b1S.OO
A Myrtle ne, Or, b. 100
Sta. rear 800 o NV. 1900
1922 Kings ct NV, 4rS. 40
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FOR RENT-BY L. j. !
100 II ne, Sr, b. $500
Flat. 1882 \ Caps, b2l so
Flat,14 Fla av nw19.5O
Gal L Sw, Or, .13.5o
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FOR lighthouses.
TNFURNISHED 1Continued).

FOR RENT fs16.5o-511 10th ne .5r.h
S65 Oo-2114 O. Ar b sol 5O-11O9 me- Or.
$50 OO-2013 n Tor. sci 5O-1O19 Fla av,6r.b
SAP 50-6OS I NV Or bI FLATS.
ssesS 1S ,6 Col Fla FL
2I.SO-1R24 I'd NV. or b 500 50-1113 9th nw. Arb
SOS. $3.50 A ne. 6r. b $40. 5O-1622 Jav.5r.b
s2s. 50-2ls ne. n: b s1s.So.a474 NV. sr. b
$23 .5O-951 25th. Or. b COLORED.
$21.50-1164 9Th ne. Or $40 JO-1S2 p: Or:
$1S.O0-1361 Em'n. Or. $40 5o.aoS4 $50. or
p LEO nE < kos 90 New York. sas. ave- Of
FOR REN1-oNLY $3.50 PER Ms.
MAN - ST. C ST. NORTHEAST.
Cozy 7-room house, in good repair; center
stairway; front terrace. Good car service, and
Overlooking goysrnment park park 1909 r CT
FOR RENT-s22 ST. NORTHEAST.
Modern house, rooms and bath.
CoSvESiENT 70 CARS, CARS;
LIEHERMANN HAWN. 1903 ST.
RENT FROM
SHANNON L. LUCHS,
713 14th ST. NV. NJ. 2345.
QUICK, COURTEOUS SERVICE.
NEW HOME. CHEVY CHASE, $3.50
Brand-new, semi-detached. rooms. bath:
spacious rooms, wide staircase; roomy vefandas
water heat electric shts Every possible
convenience. 1t has to be seen to be aPpre-
ciated. S143 Jocefyn ST. u block from car line.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, ROOMS AND BATH,
$3.50.
New house. y block from 14th ST. Front
colonial. and double back sleeping porches:
tile bath. hot-water heat. electric lights. gas
logs, laundry tubs. servants toilet; all out
side rooms; windows in dining room; bright,
airy cellar; high air chamber; cool In summer.
Don't lose it.
CORNER HOUSE, HIGH VIEW, $3.50
Brand-new, rooms. up-to-date bath: all
outside rooms; bay window in dining room;
porches; bright cellar: Second highest location
in District: One block from car line. Walking
distance Of G. p. O. Every modern conven-
fence: high-oven gas range; porcelain sink:
drop dome in dining room. etc, etc. Call
Main 2S45 for particulars.
We have special list Of houses that are
desirable in warm weather. of all sizes and
prices. and in almost every cool location. See
ut once il Interested. This list will not
last long at this season.
SHANNON & LUCHS, Renting Service.
NJ. 2345. 113 18th st. NV NJ 2345.
FOR RENT-COLORED TENANTS.
'772 Lamont st. NV.
Five rooms and bath, $1S.
JAMES A. CAHI1II. 1908 f st. NV.
Phone Main $685.
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FOR RENT
$65. @-2114 o. lar. b
50.W-2013 II. Tor. b
x32.50-606 / NV. Or. b
S30.0-1O19 Col I'd. Sr. b
$3.O-123 10th ne, 10. b
$27 .0-1R24 Sd NV. Or. b
$25. 0-620 A ne. Or. b
$23. 5o-213 F ne. ar. b
$&.0-951 18th, Or. b
$21.50-1164 9th ne, Or. b
$1S.OO-1361 Em'n, Or. b
$25.0-603 L ne. Tor. %
$50. 5O-726 I'd NV. Or
leo K0l
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$3.50 MONTH.
Mt PLEASANT WHITE TENANTS
FIRST TIME SHOWN.
Brand-new brick porch front houses. I'm
ished In mahogany and white. Four good
sized rooms and modern bath, plenty
closets, gas. latrobe heat, nicely papered.
See these at once.
1908 to 1916 Lamont st. NV.
Between 9th and 18th st. cars.
JAMES A. CAHIIL. 1908 F ST.
Phone Main 663.
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FOR RENT
1907 ii Ew,24r, 5b. $50
1924 VT v,13r, 4b. $50
1850 Harvard st. .S3. 33
Stable 1900
1921 @, 12r. 2b, with
rOOmy garage. $500
A very desirable store. 1
STONELEI(
A few very desirable
from $50 TO $165 Il mo
THE OLYMPIA,
Very desirable apartm
to z rooms and bath. fro
FITCH. FOX
1n92 II
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FOR RENT SEVERAL GOOD SIX-ROOM
houses in good order, Rosedale ST. me-, near
public Fairgrounds. schools and street cars; III
to SIT; key at 1641 ROsedale st. OWNER. 1OS
Corcoran building. 18th st. opp. q. s. Treasury
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See our list Of apartments under Apartments
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
(Continued) !.

RElNI-
Two-stor apartments 222s- 2236 Decatur
place n w.; lower apartments; 5r. and b.; $50;
upper, $500. Keys at ODDS Decatur place n. W.
Liberal Inducements to desirable tenants.
TERRELL e. LITTLE. Inc, 1413 ST. NV.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX,
1912 New York ave. NV.
APARTMENTS.
FOR RENT

(Heat furnished.)
The Northumberland. rooms. .......... $500
The Northumberland, Observation-Disclosures. GOO
1862 Irving St. rooms and bath 49,. 4I.53
:16 18th st. NV. End a.. 6r.. b....... $3.50
The Truemsn. 1859 Park I'd, End hoor. Or. 1880
1899 14th st. NV. End 6oor. 6 rooms. $3.50
The Saranac. 1909 ". Cap. Or. and b.. 1000
The IrOQuois. 1410 NJ st. NV. Ar. b.. 40 On
1905 18th NV. 3rd floor. Or, bath. $50
The Frederick, 9th & X NV. ,4th door, Ar. $500
The Saratoga, 9TH and E. Cap. Ar, b.. $500
The Cbristianl, 5 rooms and bath. 800. $500
703 St NV, rooms and bath. 30. 90
The Redwood. 1921 Corcoran. 5r., bath. 80. so
900 N. Y. NV, 2rd A., 4r. and b.. $3.50
The Turin. 1924 18th st. NV. Ar. b. 1850
The Ellsworth. 625 3rd st. ne, 6r. $3.50
1928 Clifton ST.. Bird floor. 5r. and bath. 5000
The Chester, 40 End st. NV, Sd d., Or. 5000
The Spokane 121 18th me-, Sd floor, Ar. $50
20s D st. NV. End floor. Or. bath. 800. 27.50
643 Fl st. me-. 3rd floor. rooms. 49,. 2750
BOG d st. NV. End a.. Ar. and hath. 27Ho
Oil ST. NV, 3rd floor. Ar. and BATH. $3.50
912 New York ave. NV. End a., Dr., b.. $50
The Bryn Mawr. 1915 q NV. Ar, b.. $3.50
The Spokane, 121s 18th me-. Ar, BATH. $3.50
els 18th st. NV. Srd floor. ............ $500
The Russell. 1924 14th st. NV. End floor 25.0a
1924 14th NV. Bird floor. Or. and BATH. 1900
The Marguerite. No. 20 IT, and bath. -. 1900
sTONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave. NV.
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Household Economy
How 90 Have the B~-t Cough s,ru,
and save o.. by Making
IL at Home

ceush medicines 80 rule. contain a
large qHsntig Of plain syrup u you
AXE ore Pint ~ sFsnuia;sd ssr. add
ia pint Of sEFm water and sslr about
: minutes yoa have Al ssod syrup 40
money can buy
" you ail then put ID ounces Of
finsh - cents vofthl IN pint botlls
shd rA u W with the BsEar Nyrur sou
iii have - much cough syFGp az vog
could huY ready made for f1Ls u
keeps perfectly
And you viii nnd ~ a.. beet cough
sYrup you ever used even ~ wfrapius
eoush fou can fs~l u tass bold -usa-
hlp rnps The most 80 ere ruVsh iu 20
hVufs u 10 iust laxative sraush las a
rood tenlc eject. and taste iE Plea
az isaspoan'ui sssry on. to o.
thr~s hours
u 10 splendid remedy. TOO. for
~heopius cough. eTopp. hosrs.ns,r nsth-
ms. chest pains etc
finet - fh~ most Nsluabls conrsutra-
ted compound ~ Nar~Ay white pine ca.
Tract Tith ~ suAIanoi and aii ths heal
ing pine sirruents 10 ether pfsPsrA.
ilan HiN sork ~ this formula
This fsripe for making cough rsmedy
Win rlnga snd s8rar syrup 10 nor,
ussa ard 'pFissd in lhou.and, Of homs.
IN the tnit~d States and Canada Tfs
pisn hss often bs.a Initiated bat never
sgrrsf.fuliy
guaFnntT Of sh-riuJs .Atis's elton. or
monfa promptly refunded sres With this
80 10 Your druusist has plrss or wlil
set ~ fer yea II not. send TO IN.
iiusE CO. " Wayne Ind
ftnss 10 fuily rrarsntesd ~ Rnrtsli
Rras TO- NNlsff .hnfnrnI arafffs
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HALF OF SESSION OVER
BUT NOTHING IS DONE

OLYMPIA. Fcb. II When tho
legislature adlourna today. the
Higniticant fact viii stand out that
half OF the present session ia
otcr and not one solitary proglef
awe measure has passed either
house.
Tho sum total ~ legislation m
beth houses which has reached Coy.
ernor Lister for approval Ii four az.
preparation bills. two OF witch cover
legislative expenses Several other
bills have passed one or the other
house. bat not one that has the pio
ErcsHiyo stamp upon II has received
tnW favorable action iu either
house onlS one progressive mear
are did reach final notion the 10.
call OF judges aud Il Was killed Ia
tho house.
VIII Play Politics
For political reasons. the uu
holy alliance will eventually al.
low the mothers pension. the mint.
mum vase Law for women workers.
the nun.partisan election law, the
first aid clause Ia the compensR
ton act. stats aid for logged of
lands. provision for making che 10.
itiatiyc. referendum and recall
amendments effective. and other
measures endorsed by the progress.
siye platform. to come up 10 a
unnl vote Some of these may
even be passed. but not as orig,
naty drafted and introduced by
the real prusrcsalVcs
Trying TO Fool the People
The game 81 the aeillnar!cs is
10 permit the prugrC5siyra 30 pass
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tax commissioner lie is 81 and
resides at ans 18th nv. n. L.
Jcruld L. Finch. candidate for the
council. was formerly deputy pros
ecutlng attorney. He is 80 and
has lived IN Seattle for II years.
During the ilanfnrd Impeachment
hearing. Finch was one OF the peo-
pie'a most Important witnesses
Austin r. Giffifhs has been
councilman for two years. and
CORES up FOR re-, lection thia spring
He n close student OF municipal
affairs Re waH formerly city At.
torney 81 Chchnli H Grifntha has
lived 90 Seattle for - years Tie
fAthsfed the Fairgrounds move.
m ent and police regulation bills. IL
a Htrong advocate ~ home rule and
municipal Ownership
Councilmsu Charles Marble Is
also candidate for reelection.
He ia 70 years old and has lived iu
Seattle for ninc years While be
INK personally opposed TO single
tax. Marble voted for its submls.
aar 60 fhr people Tor che same
reason he voted 10 submit, tho Ror-
ton car lire agreement q vote
~ the pcop'
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nothing whatever Tho "uuholy nj.
lance is In control II has dem
onstt0tcd It several times. hut for
political effect even tho members
Of the 'unholy alliance, recognlz.
lhE that the people are demanding
progressive legislation. viii submit
committee bills for the original
bills. The rcaetlonarfs thus hope.
by granting a limited amount OF
progressive legislation. e. 80 before
the people with the claim that it
Was they. and not the progrcnsives.
who got the progressive bills
through.
II was for the same motive. the
political effect on the voters. that
the uHholy alliance" backed
water on the ilouHrr charges
against the Seattle waterfront mo.
uopoly ana adopted a compton,
iso,' hy admitting that the charges
were well founded. hut that no
real iry,stign ion was necessary.
and the buck was passed to the
attorney general and the land aud
public service commissioners.
Recall Up Again.
But the pyuefcsshca are putting
every member on record and. while
the recall OF judges has been killed
tn the house. the reactunarlca In the
senate who sighed with relief ia the
hope 1t would not come to q vote In
the senate. sighed "a ilttlo premn.
turcly Senator Dan tandlu viii
hring up the recall OF Judges In a
new form, perhaps bS extending the
terms of Judges 10 eight wears and
amply ing the recall The ouators
viii have TO go ou record
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NO CRIME FOR
GIRL TO ACCEPT
FIANCE'S MONEY

EAST 81. louis. H.. Feb IL
a woman has q right 60 change her
mind about marry nE II Hhe desires,
and she IS not guilty Of obtaining
money under false prctenaeH II she
receives money and transportation
aud nccepta trousAeau from the
man and then decides not to marry
him
This was today the decision OF
Justice Bcll IN deciding that Iohn
F'lay had no recourse because ms
Austrian rWeclhcart. Barbarn Her.
rooln. spent his money TO come
4 900 miles 10 we'd him accepted
her wedding garments and then de-
cided she did not want 10 wed him
False prctenBe was The charge
brought by flny against the girl
but Justice Bell declined 10 hold
her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11
POINDEXTER ACTS
ON TREASURY ORDER

10y rnHed prens Leased Wire
WASHINGTON. Feb li-Sen.
Miles Polndexter has introduced 10
the Senate a resolution demanding
that secy Of the treasury Mae.
eagh submit 60 the senate com
pleto explanation OF treasury
circular No g.
Rudolf Spreckles. San Fran.
cisco millionaire and politician re-.
Gently startled official circles here
By declaring that the order was
dangerous. thrcated serious finan.
clal disturbances.
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.m.x ne stew to boil down 50 TIA, the
~ ~, cover the mea, or chicken.
. .lp11.s. eap Of cold water 20 stop rs boil
a.. 80. n .,oo The dough in large sgoouiuls On
- ~ az nsa, or chicken. Cover AND let
III ns;a 30 Is minute -,
~ W. With X c Raking Powder and
~ n rs way, dumphugs arc IS light
h,r,.i,, and arc delicious With th'ekensd
gnrY. -l,...or. H., Ch,.l-o
a, y. a sslhc Cook Book" by Janet
u q. = HI. editor Of the Ros,on Cook
~ 49, s.ss.l Magazine. TIE book cou,aris
= ,r,.llru, rseiipes for Sh.nrs that are good
1911 ia, help reduce tic cost ct living.
sTse cook's Boos" sent fFss ioF the
..,,,rd esrissase packed IN every .s-ceus
.sesK { RAking Powder. SeHi to Jacques
~ Co, Chicago,
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WIFE
WHOSE LOVER
HE HAD SLAIN

OAKLAND. Cal. Feb II Har-
~ Prescott. Who Killed Ralph
Thompson In his Wifes bedroom
tboni a year ago aud who Was &C.
quilted Of tbs murder charge. iA
today granted an luterlocutory Dc.
cree OF divorce from his wife. Katie
Prescott Prescott on the stand.
retoid the story OF the Killing
Thompson had partly undrcsBed
when Prescott stepped from be
HAD a curtain and shot him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

on local ttago with every ono
Of tho many characters playing In
stellar style. 30 is q difficult propo-
sitiou1 10 pick out any Individual
thnt outrhiuoa another They're all
the clcycrcat laughgetterg imagin.
able. 'EzcuBe Ne" SIS "A story of
the Pullman Marjorie bound
flom Chicago 10 San Francisco.
Many cf tie Incidents which occur
during he trip are decidedly true
~ the Toys" Of Pullman travelling.
MODERN elegantly furnished
rooms ~ lowest rates az Hotel Vir-
ginua. Eighth and Virginia, near
Wcgtlafc Elliott 800. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11
3 \ = \ 4 \ ~ - - = y
\ MOORE.

From the moment tho curtain
first goes mp on the farce Excuse
Me" al the Moore theatre This
week. mlrth runs amuck II ia safe
to say that such hilarious comedy
with only one Intrusion Of gcrious-
ness. which was indeed timely and
looked for, has seldom been seen
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go s~o
MeTheafres
GRAND.



Tho Battle Of VINO Run a
Kalcm film AZ Tho Grand. packed
the theatre to g. Il o. an day sun.
day. The film which g. one OF the
best which has been shown in Sc.
attic for many months. Is story
Of the battlefield.
The vaudeville numbers are
good. Rox.e and Wayne. the man
who broke In hronchoa with Lufr
McCarty. ARE good entertainers
Harry Davis. iuggler. who pulls or
n witty monoloFuc at the same
time he luggies. Is O champ laugh
Ecttcr.
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The MARkEIo

ans fafiaafrr are thc average prices
paid BIZ I0rai commission merchants %
fhf producers sod rrfrra paid b the
retailer 20 TIE snntful47innrYs The
price, pl'4 % fHrurrH come unIr4
.fIf inr Erlcr. Hs fHs cam PAID by Use
retailer unarr setting price Prices ts.
all rHsra are Hahfrrt fu variation &C.
raFuiaa fa freshness ard general enr~f-
hence Dor these prl.vH unless otherwise
indicated. arc ~ atricfiy first grader
IEgs--uuyinK Frice
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STARTING THEM IN
THE GAME YOUNG

ny tnifed rrrsa leased wire
PHILADELPHIA. Feb IL
RABIES here are TO be taught how
10 lisp Votes fos Womeu after
learning 20 say papa and
mamma" II plans being made to.
day By the Pennsylvania Suffrage
league bear fruit.
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Everett-Seattle
Inserurban Railway

srtrTt.g TO EVERETT - Limited
mas, tssgs a or and SIS n Local
800 $40 T.16 sa8 1a ts.1f 40 So
80 fsssa frt z1s 1ge. 80. -.
IA f.ss. sac. 1st5. iifs o. daiif
rafrx rrnln. Saturday and Sunday a,
its . M
y,ekst offices Seattle Ftfth Ave.
s.ff westlAke, GFsrnwaof. Alax pyuE
rsr~ Eishty hfth ard CrernUao4
gsEHETT To sGAIfLt - lini's1
,,@.rs $50 m and % , ~ Inrai
s~slrs EG1. g.se. 700. 90 SCI % 20.
fi.sa \ NJ. is % noon. i.eo. o.. 100
al s-c8. see. Leo. zee iais % m
ea..y. Extra train Saturday auA san-
eay 81 see p m
rretxht train isRrsH Naafa C 'li4sst u
prsss Sos p n
TACTIC N6RTIlwrsr traction co
EVERETT WASH
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rs,ts accordlns Co @ Ton.
. s,spatch. are preparing ''
s.ht Ten years iaic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

Thomas A. Parish. resident Of
Seattle for rs years. who IL Ia the
RAGS for the council this year. Was
twice elected asacaaor OF kinE
county. aud Was appointed state
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D,,rnpIings

q, ,e,e,Asr ,hrse times, The
~. - Mag powder and sst,
wv, y, rc,k de shortening
y, - cream OF nu.k @
~ aa.gh les sin than Tor
sssuis&
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

PHILADELPHIA coarRAc-
TOR has bought an abandoned
Jewish cemetery ard proposes
TO DIG 40 and eremate 5000
dead 30 their graves may be
used for building lots.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

way Jones brings out AN abuud
auce ~ clever comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11
THREE MORE TO
DIE AT SALEM
NEXT THURSDAY

H. In.ffh fFrss t.eaa Wiz
SALEM, ore. Fob if.--lndica.
tionB are that nothing viii inter.
terc With the stern procedure OF
the law In the hangines that are
scheduled 20 take place at the Ore
gon pcnitentiary next Thursday
Three men are scheduled 10 die on
the trap AZ the noon hour. They
are Frank Seymour and Mike
Spanus 81 MCdford and Bob Nor.
gan of Condor. Gillian county.
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DROPS SAFE; HURT;
SUES FOR 500

Moving day.
lilE safe
Broken step
Then II happened.
John L. Kahaiey, exprcssman.
the Ham Schm.tz company. and
3 uenthal estate. owners OF the
Starr BOYD building Jury In judge
Tallman's court iB hearing Inc case
SENATOR TlLLMAN OBJ
lects 70 beir1 smoked out.
and has offered a resolution
forb.cding smokes In the sen
ate chamber.
Used Rugs Modern Furniture
Co. ans Pike. SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

Mrs James Blckard, TO Fifteenth
Ave. Seattle, Wash, SAYS: Il used
Doau's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble
and am glad to say that they greatly
improved my condition. | tried many
other remedies. but got no relief until
| took Doans Kidney Pills. They
made my kidneys normal and | now
have no pain or tired feeling in my
back. am glad to recommend Doan's
Kidney pills"
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Seattle. Wash, says: 81 have used
Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble
and lame back and have found them
to be Just as represented. The first
few doses helped me and after had
finished one box | had greatly i'm.
proved in every way. | recommend
this remedy highly"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-19
CHAPTER SIXTEEN.
Continually

The Californian had qept on down
the western slope Of the hill. When
Rasil released his horse. the animal
trotted of toward the cotton
woods. and before 1t had gone a
hundred yards Rogers caugh'
and threw himself astride OF II. and
fied out across the plain, while back
, TO the hill making lessening head
against the freshening wind was
borne snatches OF his song. He had
covered a third OF the distance to
the cottonwoods, when child's
frightened voice reached him.
Pop, Pop Come back! It's me
Benny"
He drew rein instantly. turned,
and at canter rode back toward
the camp There was absolute 81.
lence there now. save for the screams
of the terrified child, who stood out.
side the barricade, clinging to the
spokes OF wagon wheel.
Benny where are you" Rogers
called. when he reached the foot OF
the hill, and his dull eyes lit up with
q sudden sense OF things
For answer there came q crashing
volley; and out OF the drifting
patches OF smoke a great bay horse
appeared To spring. and stung with
wounds dashed along the plain drag
cling the limp figure OF man whose
heavy-booted foot had caught in q
stirrup.iron.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-19
THE STAGE

lYCEUM.
From a scenic standpoint, Vaughan
CHASER and his associate players. pro-
duced their best Offering To date In
their present stock run in the Ly-
ceum, Sunday, when they offered
Charles kline's Third Degree"
This production. overacted In spots
but decidedly we'll done In others,
scored hit with the big throng that
packed the theater from door to door.
The play depicts the somewhat over
drawn picture of how u youth, over
come by too free indulgence In the
flowing bowl, CHANGED to be accused
OF staying his friend because he had
fallen asleep In the friends apart
ments at the time the latter commit
ted suicide when hard pressed by
creditors.
The picture Of the third degree"
methods employed by the police to
wiring a confession of the deed from
an innocent man. that someone may
pay the penalty for supposed crime.
and how. with his father turned
against him while he languished In q
prison cell. the sensational press had
assisted the INSCRIPTIONS police To
poison the minds Of those in the com
munity against him. until he 10 finally
released and restored to his proper
standing by the tireless efforts OF hi,
shop-girl wife. is fairly we'll portrayed
by the various members Of the troupe
The sight of Miss Courteney anc
Selmer Jackson in the leading roles
and Mr.. CHASER playing second string
proved more or less Of shock to the
admirers Of the matinee idol. The
customary love scenes between these
two well-known celebrates was en-
tlrely missing during the performance
last night.
Foremost among the character parts
was that OF VIII d. Corbett, as Capt
Clinton, grating, get-there-atany.
cost, police official His work was
above reproach. The efforts Of Miss
Constance Kenyon, as Mrs. Howard
Jefferies, ST., was also commendable.
while the work OF Miss Courteney. as
Mrs Howard Jefferies. Jr, and Mr..
CHASER, az Richard Brewster. a con-
stitutional lawyer was Of the custom
airy satisfying type.
Next week the CHASER players Will
present Mrs. Wigs OF the Cabbage
Batch -