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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-16

NEW YORK, Sept l5.--Detroli by vim,
Ing from New York today 90 b, pr"vonI'd d
Chances men from moving into seventh place
n five times mp Loudcn got -four bases on
balls aud WAS bin by War hop Fisher was
ordered out Of the game for protesting called
boIls Both Catchers Sweeney end Mckee
were injured
Manager Chance put two more recruits
in his lineup today Outfelder Nmteman
and Catcher Reynolds both Of Houston Out
side OF the battery Chance did not have q
man in the lineup who was on the cluD
ct the opening of the season. ,
The score .., Il, H. T.,
New York ....... 100 2U2 600 .
Batteries-Walc;t and MoKee; Gibson,
Fisher. Warhcp and Sweeney Reynolds.
The summary: Iwo-base Williams,
Winett. Sacrifice hIt-huight Sacrifice
ly-Onslow. Stolen bases-Onslow MAJ.
sell WMteman Cobb, Mckee, Bush, Gibson.
Lott on bases New York ., Detroit ]. Dou
BILE pluy-Bush, Baumauu wd Onslow. Base
ON balls-On Fisher B. OFF Warhop g. or
Nilcu 3. Struck out-By Fisher J. by
Warhop l, by Wilcu l. Hit by pitcher
Bv Sishcr lOusloWJ, by Nurhup tLoud'n
Baumauu). Hits-Ou Fisher iu two-'hrds
innings, off Nmhop in siN and one-lhrd
innings. lymc-lwo SJura. Ompia y
Ferguson and Sheridan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-16
SOCIALIST OFFICIALS
STAGE Street Battle
COLLINSNILLE COUN CILM \ y
CALLS CITY CLERK \ liar
THEN THE EIRENOIikS.

COLLINSVILLE, Okla, Sept. ID
Especial city Councilman David
Goyctte and City Clerk Gresham en-
gagged in fistic alteration on the
streets here Sunday. An argument Is
said 10 have arisen between he two
officials over the specifications In o
certain municipal contract job. Gres
ham alleged that GOyette had been
given the papers. while the council
man iB said to have called the city
clerk q liar. This led to blows and
several spectators We're treated to n
few rounds Of good fighting. Neither
man was injured physically to any
extent and it was the unanimous YER
dict of the ring-sidors that the bout
wHs a draw.
Goyette is president q the cOunci.
and a socialist. Gresham also Is a
socialist. Goyette opposed the COM
mission form of government, which
was adopted here last week by the
voters, and Gresham favored the
plan. Goyette was recently expelled
from the local socialist organization
on account Of his attitude In munich
pal affairs, with regard to the prohi-
hition question. is Is said.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-16
Governor Has Made No Plans.

ROCHESTER,, n. H., Sept. 10
Governor Samuel d. Felker tonight
said he did not knew what effect, IL
any. the garanting of an application
for writ Of habeas corpus in the
United stHtes district court would have
on the extradition proceedings in the
Thaw case.
''As a matter of fact" said the gov
ernon. IL have made no plans. Any
hearing that ! may bold In the af-
fair will take place later than Tues
day. II will be Wednesday at the
earliest"
"Officialiy," said the governor, IL
do not know that Mr.. Thaw is in our
state except for the requests of ooun-
sci that he be given q hearing"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-16
AMERICAS LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
AMERICAN ASSN.

Minneapolis 10. Columbus l.
Milwaukee 3, indianapolis >.
St. Paul 4. Louisville o.
Kansas City.Toledo rain.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-16

WASHIEGION, Sept 1o.-tmcago took
the second game from Washington today
by score OF to o. Although outbated
the visitors effectively punched hits or
Groom Sunw, a recruit from YORK, Fa.
relieved Groom with none out IN the fourth
and held Chicago to one hit IN five innings
Love from Atlanta, pitched the inal M
ming for Washington and held chicago
scorcless. SAunks hurt his ankle sliding
to second and mad to bs carried of me
field. 1t is doubtful if he will be able
7pbC score. r. II. f.
chicago ....... or 200 600 8 2
Washington 90. 600 600 600 o 10 q
BATTERIES Russell and SchalK; Groom
shaw Love and Henry Williams.
The summary: Iwo-base mts-Russel
Henry. Three.base hits-Morgan. HITS
OF Groom six in three innings off Shaw
/ in five innings off Love 1 in one inning
sacrifice hiv-MilHu. Spu'ifice flies
Bodic. Weaver. Stolen bases Collins, Lord
2 Moeller Double plays Collins to Chase
Henry TO Mcbride Left on hases-Cm Chicago
3. Washington 8. Base on hans-.on Rus
sell ., off Shaw !. Hit by pitcher- -By
Shaw (Weayer). Struck out-By Russell
2 by Groom l, by shaw 6. Wild pitch
Groom Iime--1:55. Umpires -Eyaas and
Egau.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-16

BOSTON. Sept d. Timely batting by
Rehg and Lewis enabled Boston to defeat
St. Louis today t. to 3. Manager Cmmgm
viii be unable to play further ms season ','i
having been broken during todays game.
The score: L. H. J.,
81. Louis ....... 0oo 000 lO2- o
Boston ....... 13O OOl ok 6 10 .
batteries -Weilman and Agnp" Collins
and Cady. Carrigan,
The summary: Two-base hits-Walker,
Lewis. Rehg Three.base hits-Coyington,
Balcnd Lewis, Rehg. Sacrifice hits-Gord-
ner. Collins Stolen ha,eS--Shotten SPEAK
er .. Double pay-Pratt to Coyington Len
bals-Of Wenmpn /. First base ON errors
st Louis l. Struck out-By Collins 6.
Wild pitch-Weilman Time :40. Um'
pires-O Loughlin and Hildebrand.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-16

skill Kocc. About SIS Nile. selling.


on and after Tuesday, September
16, any beaten horse in selling race
is liable TO claim.
NJ. A. YOUNKMAN, Secretary
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-16

'H ~ llt pu'HN lHldl9 uuIlub Au-
gust:
General Works.
Baker. Guide to the Best Fiction.
Philosophy
James: Talks to Teachers
Urine: In Tune with the Infinite.
Religion
Bealc: Stories From the Old Tes-
! lament.
Chisholm: old Testament Stories.
Foster: story Il tho Bible.
Kelman: Storiog of the Life Of
Christ.
Sangster Sweet story Of Old.
Sociology.
Calhoun: Business Hints for Men
and Women.
Hard Woman Of Tomorrow.
Kotling. Helpful Talks with Girls.
Miller. Practical suggestions for
Mother and Housewife.
White: Art of Teaching.
philology.
Chuhb: Teaching of English
Dcylin. How 20 Speak and Write
Correctly.
Useful Arts.
Severing. Maryels of Modern Sci
cnce.
Fine Arts.
Adams: Harpcrs' out Door Book
for Boys.
Barnum; Harpers' Little Book Of
Plays.
Bears: American Boys Handy
Book
Beard: American Girls' Handy
Book.
Beard: Field and Forest Handy
Book.
Beard. Outdoor Handy Book.
Daniels: Textbook Of Free Hand
Lettering.
Fromentin: Old Masters in Bel
gium.
How TO Play Baseball
johnson. When Mother Let's Ug
Keep Pets.
Seeger: Entertainments for Home.
Church and School.
Literature.
Calverly: Complete Works.
Cary. poetical Works.
Lear: Nonsense Book.
biography.
Baldwin: Four Great Americans.
Beebe -Four American Naval He
rOcs
Brooks. True story Of Grant.
Brooks: True Story Of Lincoln.
Ellet. Women Artists.
Emerson: Representative Men.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-16

II misery loves company, some
folks must be owful miserable. | guess
it's tn element o. charce that makes
tn cantaloupe 81 pop lar.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-16
Report of the Public Library for
the Month Ending September 1

Foa: Boys Life Of Napoleon.
Parton. Captains of Industry.
Railton: Life of William Booth.
Richards: When ! Was Your Age.
History.
Abbott; Battlchelds and Camp
Fires
Abbott Battle Fields and Victory.
Bonner. Child's History of France.
Bonner Child's History OF spain.
Carpenter: Europe.
Davis: Under Six Flags.
Joyce: Reading Book in Irish
History
Lane: Under Sunny Skies.
Parkman: Oregon Trail.
Pratt American History Stories.
Fiction.
Alcott: My Boys.
Altshcler. Forest Runners.
Altshcler: Young Trailers
Bannerman Little Black Sambo.
Barbour: Captain of the Crew.
Bronte: Nathering Heights.
Brown: Vanishing Points.
Burnett: Coy Lion
Burnett: Lady Of Quality.
Burnett Little Lord Fauneltroy.
Burnett: Sarah Grove.
Colonial Stories.
Coolidge: Barbary Brush.
Coolidge cross BatCn.
Coolidge: Little Country Girl.
Craddock: Down the Ravine
CrothCrs: BY the Christmas Fire.
Davis: Gallagher.
Davis. Stories for Boys
Du Maurior: Peter Ibbetson.
Du Maurier: Trllby.
Eliot: Adam Bede.
Eliot: Middlemarch.
Eliot. RomOla.
Eliot Silas Mariner.
Frederic: Damnation Of Theron
Ware
French. Lance Of Kamanor.
Garden Of a Commuters Wife; au-
thor Of Woman Errant.
Gissing: odd Woman.
Hardy: Pair Of Blue Eyes.
Hardy, Tess of the D'Ubervilles.
Hichens: pwellcrs on the Threshold.
Hough: Mississippi Bubble.
1nman: Walnoth, the Wanderer.
Inman: Rancho on the OXhide.
London: John Barleycorn.
Lothrop: Miss Billy.
McCutchoon: Castle Craneycrow.
Mitchell: Amos Judd.
Nicholson: In the Bishops Shad-
ow.
Munroe: At War with Pontiac.
Perkins: Dutch Twins.
Perkins: Japanese Twins.
Richards: Captain January.
Richards: Fernley House.
Richards: Five Minute Stories.
Richards: Four Feet, Two Feet,
No Feet.
Richards Three Margarets.
Scott lvanhoe.
Scott: Kenilworth.
Sewel: Black Beauty.
stephens: Crock OF Gold.
Harrington: Cherry.
Tarkngton Conquest of Canaan.
Van Dyke. Lost Word.
Waller: Cry I'm the Wilderness.
whitney. other Girls.
Whitney: Real Folks.
Whitney. Summer In Leslie
Goldthwaite's Life.
Wiggin: Birds Christmas Carol.
Wiggin: story OF Patsy.
Wiggin: Timothy's Quest.
wilkins: In Colonial Times
wilkins: New England Men.
wilkins: Pot OF Gold.
wilkins: Young Lucretia.
Wylie: Dividing Waters
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-16
WEFRE TEEY PLAY TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Boston at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE


CHICAGO sept lo.--NeW York defeat
al Chicago today d 10 3 after hard fought
battle, which went thirteen innings lne
winning run was scored by Fletcher who
opened Me lath lJr New 4or. with single
Buns beat out buut Archer Then uled
10 catch Fletcher mapping off second base
aud hia bad throw euuuod Fletcher 10 ltarh
trd. lr scored a minute later ON ohaitr 5
sacrifice uy Leach WIS batlshed iOr dis
IAC Score. r. il. h.
Nov York 200 900 600 UOl l. - %
Chicago 900 900 UU2 Oul o. ]
batteries Irsreuu aud Meyers amith,
Lavender and Archer
Tine summary IwO.bHsc hlts-lhalan,
Leach Nuklc Sulur Homo un-Saer
uHs-uri Smth 900 eight muug"i OH Law
cudcr m lNt inmus, Sacrifice lit
IlrJcuaL sacrifice ii. Burns, Shuter, Don
b.. play Irsreuu 20 Doyle 90 McrLic. Lett
ON Dusrs Now York o, Chicago o., Base
ON bl's-OH Smith q ll.t by pitcher
Safer Schultz b. Ioarruu. Struck out
By Ip.rem 8. by Smith 1, by Lavender !,
lame $3.50. Jmpirea -hlm and Orth.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-16
AMIlRCAN AssOCIAqION.

Columbus at Minneapolis.
Toledo at Kansas City
Indianapolis at Milwaukee.
Louisville at 81. Paul
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York.
st. Louis at Boston.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-27
By Hamlin Garland.

"pIows and
wherever indeses-si without
years professor psyehcs Tuf,S
wonders Los Angeles This
library No but ourselves
Conditions Aoso
OF our own making that the was dark
threads the ENDS OF
myseten into deahke trance
the table knocked about
the shelves behind the psychic
and the light And 'hen nj
which roaied around the tablo'
this voice. which claimed that II had
Confederate soldier native OF Missouri Kept ns laugh
Ing by The quaint and ready hunor OF hls replies
profoundly puzzled well a. amused by the
hurled
tho air. my tapped six feet from tho psyche
precision whatever point In tho
Indicated u.... 80, .
II by manAND YET THE sllk
UNDIsTURBED AND NO SLIGHTEST SOUND
INDICATED A MOVEMENT ON THE PART OF THE PsfCmCl
which but paid little At,
to hat part OF the performance
hen he turned the psychic disclosed
badly swollen and the threads
her wrists Her pulse was very iregu
scarcely detect its beat but half
rubbing Of coffee brought her back 70
activity
she said she nothing Of what had happened
Dalbeare psychic had LETT the room SAID
Well profess mako OF that
He xared at m and puzzled glance
answered hesitatinE voice
him the question and he
THE SAME ANSWER
relate the last OF his remarkable
adv among "thln9s not OF this esrth'l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-27

to iseo'n- 81 the people who should
not marry b~eaus. they do not love-
Deep friendship IL better than weak
love. 4 WHOEVER
Al understand your position
exactly. The wonder IN TO me how
you could 80 thoroughly misunder-
stand my answer TO n Man OF Sor
rows His case in nutshell was
that his life object. caring for his
mother and sister. had been re
moved and he was dyed IN the deep
est shade OF blue human ever
concocted with which 20 torment
himself. He asked me what 10 do to
be happy. whether 10 go back To
his native country or fall In love.
marry and stay here. ! gave him a
good recipe for getting rid OF the
blues and told him when he sue.
cceded In that some good girl
would likely want a cheerful man
I don't believe I'm going out 10 hunt
a wife ar one would a rabbit in the
woods
| honestly think many people are
better off married than single and
admire two people who will marry
for compaulonshlp rather than what
they call falling in love" An hon
est friendship is far nearer real
love than is such slush as passes
for the bona flde article.
You must have put on the wrong
spectacles when you read that an
swer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-27
TO FIGHT STYLES

CHICAGO. Sept. 27.-Every W. c.
T. U. local and women's organlza-
ton In the United States will be
asked to fight the Indecent tenden.
cies OF modern dress styles" by set
ting young girls an example In
dressing.
The campaign 10 drive the slit
skirt. immodest waist, daphanous
skirt and indecently tight. form.dis-
playing dress back 10 the dcmi-
monde. from whence II came" was
outlined ut the closing sessions OF
the annual convention of the Cook
County women's Christian Temper.
ance Union.
The request that women's organl.
cations all over the United States
aid In the fight will be made by let.
ter. Appeals also will be made 10
the officials OF style shows and the
heads OF establishments which man.
ufacture dresses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-27
POHLMAN GOT IT

Apparently convinced that his
lovemaking 10 strange women In
Indianapolis was only In the nature
Of "decoy love" TO gain proHpec.
tive witness over 20 the union side
In tho trial OF the labor leaders
there last year. Judge Chapman OF
Pierce county. sitting here for
Judge Macintosh. granted tho al.
yorce decree 10 W. II. PohlmRn.
former business agent OF the local
Structural Ironworksrs' union. In.
stead OF 20 Mrs. Pohiman. who
brought the suit
Mrs. Pohlman. however. In grant
ell $40 a month allmony and the
custody OF the children. PohlmAn
told the court that he lost his Job
with the union because hla wife
was 30 prejudlced against the Ia
Dor cause thai she withheld his
mail from him In which was con.
taincd valuable documents and
money orders belonging 20 tho
union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-27
BOY JUMPS INTO
LAKE AND SAVES
DROWNING BABE

Homer nrightman. II years OF
age, son OF MIR and Mrs. Frank. u.
Brlghtman. residing at East Seattle,
on Mercer island. plunged into the
waters of the lake ut noon today
and saved the life OF Francis Frs
kline. n i.yenr.old child. whose par
cnts also reside at East Seattle.
The Ersklne child wandered TO n
boathouse moored 10 tho wharf ut
East Seattle and fell into tho lake.
Young Brlghtman was out some dis
lance In n rowboat and saw the child
M II foil. He rowed as speedily as
he could 10 tho spot where II had
gone down.
Then he jumped from the boat In
TO tho water. grasped the child as II
came To the surface and Jwam To
the boathouso float. In tho mean.
time other help had arrived and the
two were pulled from the water.
Frank +. Brightman. father OF the
boy. is n woll.kuown attorney. and
president OF tho Seattle Taxlcab Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-27
NOW A GENERAL!

Word OF his promotion from com
mander OF the coast defenses OF
Puget Sound, which includes Forts
Worden. Casey, Flagler and Ward,
to the rank OF brigadler general. has
been received by Col. Charles j.
Bailey.
Col. Bailey has been appointed 10
I'LL the vacancy left by the retire
ment Of Brig. Gen. NJ. r Maus. who
was formerly stationed at the Van.
couver barrackA Bailey will be
transferred from Puget Sound. He
Is a graduate Of West Point. com.
plotting his course In 1883. Col Goe-
thals. builder of the Panama canal.
was a member OF the same class.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-27
SPuDS SHRANK!

Somewhere between Port Towns
end and the residence OF Mrs. Louis
Whittlesey. 1851 18th ay. y. T..
some one purlo!ned all the big spuds
and substituted little ones In the
sack shipped TO Mrs. Whittlesey.
When the sack was packed. there
we're bunch OF Murphies that
would bring tears OF Joy to any
housewife-they we're so nice and
large and shapely.
But when IT arrived the spuds had
dwindled to the size Of marbles, ac-
cordlng TO Mrs. Whittlesey's com
plant TO the police today.
She wants the potato faker appre-
hended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-27
AM2W
7w~Hm
zeoppE Sp0NDENIS

All the way from Chicago comes
The following letter The cry for an
equal basis Of morality In enolrcling
the world. Girls and women arc be.
ginning TO think. The thought pro.
cess Is n wonderful means OF de
volopment and NJ tho back OF every
real reform. This particular reform.
In my opinion. will be individual.
No law can compel morality, not
even the Divine law Each man and
woman must solve the problem for
himself or herself.
Each can help the other by being
a law unto himself. and parents can
help their children by example.
backed by real desire and effort 10
be truly worthy Here ia the letter
from the hicago girl:
Q-Do mon really want good, old
fashioned sirlsr There arc lots 81
riri. who know haw 10 cook - good
cup Of coffee, and nak-- pie. that
beat those 81 mother. so much Joh~d
about sew their own dresses. darn
socks and do WORK Of every Kind. hut
! have noticed the yaunx m-n come
and come to their homes To meal.
aud good times. hut forget 10 ~y~s
show any courtesy or appreciation
such Girls never hint what they
want. and never get a. Th~y d. not
care for esbar-ts. drinking aud late
hour, and ia. boy. will say. 'rhe
IL fine Hiri but too slow" The
m~a ia. girls who ar. good fellows.
aud viii take drink one- in n while.
hut uh-n n come. To msrry ing. want
Eiri who doesn't drink, and hn- al
ways been good. Tho other giris have
had tho good times these same men
have given them. Have they -,er
thought that there are girls who want
m~n Just a. good a. they want the
siri. Ia b-y Kindly let me know
what you think. Am Z wr"nG' Am
Z too particular I read your an
.w-r- always. WIN be ON tho look
out. L. a. n.
A-You are right. No girl can
be too particular In regard 10 NOR.
ais In selecting life companion.
From the time ! was a very young
Girl the injustice OF a man requiring
In a wife what he was not willing
To give appealed 20 me. predicted
that the day would come when an
equal moral standard would prevail
! was laughed at for my-at that
time-yery radical opinions but |
believe ! am going 20 live TO see
that very thing. II is u mean trick.
to say the least. for n man 10 give
the girls he does not care for the
good time. and when he becomes
an immoral leper. expects n girl OF
high morals 90 be content 20 sit
quietly by and welcome him with
open arms.
Tho most encouraging thing at
present In that the best men are
taking this view. Even men who
have gone wrong through ignorance
are becoming very conscientious In
the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-27

NJ. r. Downs, pioneer mining
man OF tho West and Northwest.
and we'll known locally. died at tho
Providence hospital nj s o'clock this
morning. lie was stricken with
paralysis two weeks ago. lilo leaves
"A widow Mrs Ella Downs. "A daugh.
ter. Miss Ella Downs. society editor
Of an evening paper. and n son. Mar.
Gus Ross. manager OF tho Joshua
Green building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-27
so THERE, NOW!

Because she Was arrested In
Pierce county on charges ~ viola.
ton OF tho speed laws OF that conn.
v. for which she was fined SIS.
Mrs. Eliza l.eary. n wealthy woman
OF this city. has changed her mind
about adding another story 20 the
Ferry museum In TacomA Tho adj
iition TO tho building would have
cost between $4,000 and $4,000.
In Massachusetts all streams OF
water unsited for drinking must be
marked 40 that the fact cannot DO
overlooked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-27

al am 10. and have been married
almost - year Ny husband and !
love zach other very dearly, but he
IL not nj home much Of IN. time. as
his work keeps him away.
. am considered very beautiful. Tho
other evening . went 90 - dance With
Eiri friend. aud . met very nice
young man, with whom . fell In love
right away. Ito took me home, and
on the way told me bo loved me dear
~, and wants fns Ia slope. ! am un-
decided whether 10 go with him or
siay with my husband. love them
both. win you help me7
A BEAUTIFUL WOMAN.
A.-You will have TO help You
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-27
"CASCARETS" FINE
FOR THE BOWELS
NO HEADAcHE. BAD TASTE,
SOUR STOMACH OR COATED
TONGUE BY MORNING.
Get a i0-cent box now.


Are you keeping your liver stom-
ach and bowels clean. pure and
fresh with Cascarcts--or merely
forcing passageway every few
days with salts. cathartic pills or
castor oilT This IL important
Cascareta Immediately cleanse the
stomach. remove the sour undi.
gested and fermenting food and foul
gases: take the excess Bile from
the liver and carry out OF the sys-
TEN tho ccnstipated waste matter
and poison In the bowels.
No odds how sick. headaehy. bill.
lous and constlpated you feel. a Cas-
caret tonight will straighten ,ou out
by morning. They work while you
sleep. A l0-cent box from your
druggist Will keep your head clear.
stomach sweet and your liver and
bowels regular for months. Don't
forget the childrcn--their little in
sides need a gentle cleansing, too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-27
THINGS NOT OF THIS EARTH
Do Spirits Really Come Back to Earth After Death?

tsir oliver Lodge, famous English
ssNant has stirred the whole world
by declaring that not only do we
keep on living after death. but that
u Is entirely within the cold prov.
inee Of science completely to prove
thisl In America a master brain
is also az work In attempting TO
solve the strange Import OF 'thlnas
not OF this earth" 40 ls Hamlln
Garland. famous writer, author OF
The Shadow World" and leader In
a great national society for physical
research.
And now he himself has selected
and written the greatest OF these
especially and exclusively for the
readers Of this paperl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-27

OIL am - young German boy
have bern In this country Just one
year. . am WORK EtnE at a place where
there ar. three girls. and they all
seem TO have u fancy for me. For
myself. there is only one ! really
care for. bot Whenever Z talk 20 one,
tho others are always around.
want to got away from them with
out hurting their feelings. for N
would do that II would hinder my
work. and . depend greatly on my
job. Now. Miss Grey. ran you tell
me how TO approach her. and ~ tn.
same time drop the sthrrs- Thank
ing yoa. RUDOLPH.
A.-You are quite polite Oook
that up In tho dictionary boy
aren't you? You convict yourself
when you acknowledge you do not
want 10 hurt someone's feelings for
fear OF losing your Job. DO you
honestly think that Ii n recommen
dation 10 me TO help you gain a
girl who may suffer later from
that very fault OF yours? Be truly
kind from an unselfish motive and
you will be more worthy the girl
Then you will not need my help.