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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-23
ARCHDE ACON STUCK
TO TELL OF WORK
Alaskan Missionary Won Fame
Through First Ascent of
Mt. VI Ckinlev.

KEY. hudson stuck, archdcacon OF
the Yukon. and connueror of the lofty
Ny Mckinley, one OF the three noted
missionaries who Viii spcak AT thn
mass meeting on Saturday night In 81.
iauIs church, under the auspices OF
ne LaNmen's MIssionary Movement.
WI! speak twice ON Sunday aDpcarintr
~ Emmanuel Episcopal Church ut l1:i5
O'Clock iu the morning and at HOLY.
Trinity Episcopal church ut O'Clock
IN INC afternoon. These two addresses
VIII be the last 10 bo made bv Arch
"""coh suck on this continent for some
lme. as lie leaves carly next week fol,
England, tic place of his birth
AIchdeacon Stuck Viii speak gen
crafty upon his experiences in Alaska.
where he has iaborcd for nearly ten
Years under bishop Rowe. lie has
Travelled thousands OF miles through tho
zee ana snow 10 conduct services in thu
most Eortherly mining camps in tho
world Iio headed the first party to
make The ascent of Mt. Mckinney. the
h!Ehcst point in America ST Mnt :
thew's Hospital at Fairbanks. erected
/ largely under his supervision, was the
means OF doing immense good 10 hun.
diedS OF men who came under his care.
nc has lived tie life OF the hardest
men or the northern country. and is
respected by the most lawIess for that
reason.
~ The missionary pass meeting on
saturday night j5shop Kinsolving. o.
Brazil and Rev a. NJ sherman of
China, Viii also speak. This cofnbinu
ton Of missionaries from such sea, =
tered sections OF the world Will make
the serNic" unique one. i:iShop Kin
solving has been in South America for
the past TWENTY-FIVE years. ana vas the
lirst missionary from his church to 20
INTO that icld.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-23
WILL NOT ACCEPT
SOUTHSIDE OFFER
Danvillc Minister Decides to De-
cline Call to Stockton Street
Baptist Church.

After considcraing call extended
by the pulpit committee OF Stockton
street Baptist Church. South Richmond.
70 rten days. Rev. J. clyde Holland.
pastor OF Keen Street Baptist Church.
Danville, decided yesterday TO decline
the offer OF the Southsidc church
Tho announcement to that effect was
made at the evening service. and camo
as gratifying news TO Mr.. Hollands
congregation.
Since the resignation OF Row. c. w.
McElroy several months ago, tho
Stockton street Church has made
strenuous efforts to secure a pastor.
but has been un3uccessful In addi-
ton to Mr.. Holland. the pulpit COM
mittee extended a call to Professor
3cazlcy, OF iIampden- Sidney College,
and endeavored to induce Rev. J. r
Haley, OF Memorial Baptist Church.
Hampton, formerly pastor OF the South
side church, to return.
Mr.. Holland has been pastor Of the
Danville church for more than seven
teen years. and after his announce
mcnt that he was considering accent
ing the South Richmond call, great
pressure was brought to bear upon
him ito make him decline tho offer.
During the past week more than 500
persons outside oe his own congrega
ton and in every walk of life asked
him to remain in Danville.
The decision of Mr.. Holland was not
unexpected here AS told In The
Times Dispatch on Saturday. he wrote
NJ. Il. Percival, chairman of the pulpit
committee, that he would not make up
his mind until after meeting OF the
board or stewards of the church on
Saturday afternoon. AT the same time,
he informed representative of this
paper that, while he felt nattcred by
he richmond proposal, 1t looked as It
he would remain in Danvile.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-23

now. have 10 SIT out every single ono
OF them because am afraid 10 ask n
Siii TO dance 1t wIth me--afraid I'll
call IT the wrong thing and he laughed
ut for my ignorance"
II assure YOU there IS nothing Scotch
hboG; H. said the head proofrcater, be.
ginning 10 set impatient. ITS span
ish. che y is drawn horizontally
'across The palate. producing the ripping
sound that is common n the Latin
countries. Take 1t from me, I've been
there. Just say. VIII you dance the
next machccchcc with inc? and you
hav" nothing to fear"
wei. couldn't | say Mack SiXier'
inrlorcd the haplcss visitor. Some
how machcechcc sounds like You're
fool!ng Now, Mack Sixic at least
sounds American"
'Confound 1t! Amt telling you it's
the macheochee' yelled the head
proof cadcr. Whats the use or your
telling me what you'd rather cali IL
cali il for breakfast n you want 10.
Whistle 1t. It's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. beat
it
Il guess I'll castle walk" mur
INJURED the harried one as he backed
out Of tho door
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-23
VIII vis,t WnsIInrton Crotto.

VIII visit Washington GrOftO.
Samis Grotto, NJ. O. V. J.. i. r.. will
H n1ton ,hc ha,,pP'is rG ar IN ro Wash
expected to take the trip. The Wash
ington grotto has prepared to enter
tain tho visitors In elaborate fashion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-23
RUNAWAY ON BROAD STREET
Horses Driving MILK Wagon Crash
Into Inmu Post.

Much excitement was caused on
Hroad Street at Second yesterday az
tcrnoon. when two horses drawing 81
milk wagon ran away ard crashed into
an ornamental lamp post, breaking it
OF at the base. The vehicle. which
was unoccupied, was overturned by the
collision and the frightened horses
then stopped.
They had been left standing I'm Sec
oud street while the driver was dcliv
crinc milk. During his absence the
horses became frightened and ran. They
turned the CORNER into Broad Street
ri high speed. Two OF tho wagons
wheels rolled along the sidewalk. ami
In this manner the post was struck ana
The vehicle turned over.
r. Is. Darlington, who lives on tho
Brook Road, owner Of the wagon. was
reported by Traffic Officer I<crscy for
leaving tho horses in the street un-
hitched A summons will be issued for
him to appear In Police Court to show
why lie should not be fined.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-23
PRISONER GIVES TROUBLE
Nan Arrested rs Drunk Also >ccusc,,
of SteMlimE uuI md Gnnt

Vernon HUTCHINSON, thirtv seven
years old, who was arrested yesterday
an the charge OF being drunk, was in
an ugly mood whom he was lodged i'm
nc First Police station and iyave the
officers on duty considerable trouble
when they locked him mp. Ills actions
nccanc such that he was finally placed
ia dark coll. Hutchinson at first re-
FUSED To give his name.
BESIDES The charge of being drunk.
Hutchinson VIII have to face a rnorr
serious charge. When arrested he had
~ MS possession IL hat and ovcrcoat
which he is alleged TO have stolen
from the home of y. w Eowc. Jr.. OF
:l7 West Franklin Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-23
Miller s. fas,aeas
An Extensioe Variety of
New Spring w ists

To them is 10 become captivatcd by their Newncss
and Beauty. and their CORRECT STYLE! We know
you'll enjoy such expcrience--wh THESE:
AT sos WAISTS Of plain and figured crepes and
chnons i'll delicate white; and
AT s50s and S65O-NEW SHADOW LACE AND NET COM
B1NAT1ON WAISTS; black white
new full sleeves; With touches OF black
AT S5.9S-Nery handsome
white
-
Al s39S-NEW WAISTS of fancy laces trimmings OF
shadow chiffon.
AT $3.50 and S2.50--Various of JAP SILK
WAISTS plain white.
AT S30s and So0s-The TAFFETA SILK WAISTS in
black and coors shown with
othei Trimmings Second Floor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-23
charge IIousehreaklue and Assau.t.

Leo PocklinRton and W. r. Snyder,
young white men, were arrested yes
torday by Policemen Bertucci and
Duggins on tho charge of breaking
into the homo of II. a. Ilaufelt liz
Denny Street. Fulton, and assaulting
Kaufelt and his wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27
WILL OPERATE
INDEPENDENT
PHONE SYSTEM

PORTLAND. Oct 77.-Tnat he
viii further tho development OF the
System was the announcement to-
day OF p. H Crosby os San Francis
co. whose purchase OF the stocks
and bonds OF the Northwestern
Long Distance Telephone Co. heh
by the Pacific States Telephone 4
Telegraph Co. for sseo,oo0. was Of
fictally approved by U. 8. Judge
Bean In the federal court Monday
The sale was In accordance with
a decree by Judge Bean. March rs.
dissolving the telephone merger In
the Northwest. and ordering the
Pacific States Telephone 4 Telc-
graph Co. 10 sell its holdings at
Spokane and IN the Northwestern
Long Distance Telephone Co. In
Oregon and Washington.
The purchase OF Crosby includes
the long distance service OF the In
dependent line. extending from
Port Townsend and Port Angeles.
Wash. on the north. through Seat
tie. Tacoma, winlock, Kelso. Van
couver. Portland. Oregon City. SA,
lem, 20 Corvallis. on the south. with
weli-equipped plants In each OF the
cities named.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27
what the kslser 10 planning.
Holland correspondents OF
newspapers assert, In fact that

what the kaiser 10 planning.
Holland correspondents OF
newspapers assert, In fact, that
German military men say the
English raid 10 certainty.
Gen. Baron Won Ardenne of the
kaisers general staff. for example.
was quoted In the Mail today as do
claring.
TN the course OF time VIC VIII
possess Calais and probably Dieppe
i and Havre. These harbors viii
serve as bases for our torpedo
boats, destroyers. cruisers and Yep
peiins. They can be made impreg-
nable from the sea by a triple row
OF mines.
"Our i2inch howltxers have a
It-mile range. Our larger guns
range Is greater still. And the
British may have a yet greater sur
prise In store for them concerning
the effectiveness OF our artillery.
One story in circulation on this
side OF the channel is that the
the kaiser's most powerful ord
nance may carry completely across
the Strait OF Dover. enabling him
10 hammer the extreme southeast
coast OF England from Calais.
1t was learned today that while
the British military and naval au-
thorities belittie all this talk. they
are taking no risks. and that the
Germans will meet hot reception
II they attempt an invasion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27
SHORT NEWS
HERE
Twentyfour births.

Twentyfour births.
Dealers believe top price Of eggs
almost reached.
Seven divorces granted.
Z. Pratt, 90. WEEDS Ida Brodie. 81
Spring hens drop a cent.
w. e. Edes and Thomas Riggs OF
the AlnHka engineering commits
sion, leave for San Francisco.
Union Will withdraw piekots from
Victor theatre.
Eugene Gillespie. II. severely
hurt when bike hits auto.
Halibut schooner Montana has
been raised and viii rejoin local
fishing fleet
Chinese crew Of German ship
saxonia sent home.
Fishing companies plead not gull.
~ 10 charge OF conspiracy ia 70
straint OF trade
Rotary club will help Chamber Of
Commerce gather balance OF con
yention fund.
Y. M. Associated Brotherhood
holds dinner tonight.
Prof. w. s. mesny reelected 70
head Mounthineors.
international Association Of Dairy
and MIX inspectors elects A. y.
Henderson, Seattle. president.
Acting President Lsndes urges
$40 tuition fee at tho university.
Delegation from Seattle Press
club escorts body OF Bob" McGlinn
from boat 10 King st station.
Two hundred at funeral Of Frank
NJ Dana
Central Council Of Social Age
cios meets Wednesday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27
ELSEWHERE

Cold wave with snow 10 s~oc D
Ing over the Middle West and
Northern Atlantic seaboard
Mira Luolen p. Smith. survivor OF
Titanic disaster. secretly welded 70
Robl w. Daniel. also survivor, Ia
New York last August
District Attorney Smith, hineois.
". y. says Mrs. Florence carman
viii be- tried again for murder OF
Mrs. Louise Bailey. Probes report
Of jury agreement for acquittal-
Or. Richard p. Flower, mining
promoter. indicted on charge OF
grand larceny, who has evaded ar
rest since 1903. caught in Toronto
and pleaded guilty.
Three killed. three Injured. whom
third floor OF new building at
Youngstown. o.. collapsed.
New YORK investigating commit
tee scores charity commission. and
says institutions are in revolving
condition.
President Wilson. In letter, en-
dorses Rep. J. T. o'Hair. candidate
for congress. opposing Uncle Joe
Cannon In Illinois.
Supreme court judges and stsor.
noys at bar In Mississippi wear
cotton shirts and overRlls in OBJ.
eorvation OF Cotton Day" 10 help
growers.
People Of Fairbanks turn out 10
welcome return from Washington
OF Delegate WIckersham.
Charles e. Bunnell. democratic
nominee for delegate in congress
from Alaska, IL given rouEing wei.
come In juneau.
n. v. Stevenson, blind man Of kls.
hey. sask-. wins driving horse and
other things In bet by walking rs
miles without guide or escort.
Mrs. Fred ciemmons Of Port Or.
chard seriously injured when auto
turns turtle.
ReIuvenafed bsttieship Oregon
viii go into commission Jan .
1918.
Argument TO set aside verdict OF
guilty against Leo Frank. for muir.
der OF Mary phagan. starts In su.
prene court Mt Atlanta. Ga
sir Ernest shsekieton's exploring
expedition sailed from Buenos
Ayres for the Antarctic.
France and Russia reported 10
have given the supreme command
OF their nAvies for the rest OF the
war To the British.
President sproui. Of tho 8. p. de.
MED charge by President Eshelman.
OF the state railroad commission AT
San Francisco. that the company is
Diminishing men for political rea.
sons.
Attacked by two hiahwaynen al
San Francisco. when he had 81, 900
in his pockets. Cashier Jack Claxton
OF Pantages theatre. knocked one
down. put the other TO flight and
raised an outcry which led to the
capture OF one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27

Stall III. is lbs sugar. ti.oo. stall
a. home made apple butter, lbs $50.
stan tip. head cheese. ite IL. full pit
honey. 2hc. stain asi. raiain pound cake.
ito 10 1-iaysr cakes ahc each. Stalls
ifs-a3t. fresh chewing tRffy. ibo ~. Stall
40. peanut butter. $50 u. Stall ssa. snow
apples 76o box. juicy lemons. isc doh
stall ace, new green beans. iba itc.
stall att. extra fancy Grimss Goiduns
SOC box Stall sts. fresh spinach. Sc ID.
summer squash. &c ID Stalls il-i1. hoiiins
beet lie 10. dry salt pork. iiAe n.
Stall 20. dry onions. iha lee. oAulltlewsr.
Sc and Too head Stalls "a. frying chick
ems iao ib.i steer pot roast. $50 ID Stall
TO- sun dried Japan tea, &oo III. Stalls
goo-sik. large Florida grape fruit for
200. Stall fi1. $50 coffee. soc ID! coffee
compound. SOC 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27

Topping an unusually good bill
at the Empress this week, is
Svengali and his assistant, Elsie
Terry, who renders any song
asked for by the audience. Good.
Hayden. Burton and Hayden, In
talking and singing act. won big
applause. Good.
George Bobbe and Billy Dale pre-
sent AN Incident In Paris Good.
Black and white. two girl aero
bats. Pretty good.
Canaris and Cleo in a magic
act Good.
Bill Robinson, colored gentle
man. in a dancing and talking act
was not 80 bad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27
WARN FARMERS
AGAINST JAPS

TACOMA. Oct 2T.-Sounding a
warning 20 American farmers. es-
pecially those OF the Pacific coast
OF the intrusion OF tho Japanese
truck farmers. w. II. Paulhamus
OF Sumner. president OF the Puy.
allup a Sumner Fruit Growers as
sociation. today urged the teachers
in the agricultural section OF the
Joint institute, in session here, 70
educate the children back TO the
farm. and declared the farm IA the
greatest factor In the development
OF this state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27
MOTORMAN u.s.
INJURED WHEN
CARS COLLIDE

The heavy fog which enveloped
the entire city was responsible for
a street car collision at $3.50 a. m.
which resulted in serious injury 10
Sam Barnett. 1850 California av..
motorman on one of the West Sc
attic "dinkies." and gave the pas
sengers a bad shaking up.
Barnett's left leg was broken.
The accident occurred on Califor-
MIA av.. at w. Lander St. where the
cars operate over a single track
Ambulances and policemen were
rushed to the scene, expecting to
find several dead among the passen-
gers but they found. aside from
Barnett. only half dozen slightly
shaken up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27
OBLICING SINGER AT EMPRESS;
GOOD COMEDY AT The PANTACES

Yesterdays" n comedy in which
Frances Clare and Guy Rawson are
featured. tops the bill The play Is
full of action and good comedy.
The Creoles. composed of six mu-
sicians who get excellent music
from the guitar, bass viol, clar-
met and number OF other instru-
ments, are good
Arthur Whitelaw. The Irish
Chatterhox,' amuses with Jokes
from the auld sod. Good.
katheryn Mcconnell and Joseph
Niemeyer. in some clever dancing.
are good.
Roy and Arthur Harrah have a
roller skating act that was pretty
good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27

stall 81. home made sausrkrsus. Sc ut
California ripe olives. 81 % sal stan -
assorted cookies. - dos tooi tread.
large ioases isc. Stall a.. condensed milk
cans ssc. fine Jsrsey butter. . lbs ti.ee
fresh ranch sEEa : dos 1896 good East
ern eggs, ace dos. Stall. as-si. hams hal
or whoia 10 to- cottage hams. lie 10.
fancy breakfast bacon. see and iio 10
local bacon. i1Ae 10 ioln roast lamb. ies
10. lamb chops. iaHo ID. Sugar stall
fine rranniated sugar lbs. tso.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27
PIKE H1.ACE

stall ~. lbs pure GRADUATED sugar
$40 star ~. beet och half coles. ladies
Sc. meas ftc. tory acc 90 ESQ EiaIi g.
hominy or raasrkraaI Tee 1t. ttc coffee.
zoe n. stalls tt-Es. mincefnsaf. Tee 10
orange or lemon Peel. 100 ~ eitrou. lie
10. stall 1884. sta hahing powder. aeo
% bar. % soap. lee stall as braun
sch weiser iiv.rsurss. sko 10 swss, ra.ish.
lee pt Stall 1917. lamb chops iba ate;
fancy bacon. Sse 10. Stalls te-fi. pot
roassa i've ID. good steaks 100 10.
stall itas. whole salmon. ste each. East-
ern oysters tto pit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27
SHIP SUNK BY MINE

LONDON, Oct. 27.-The
steamship Manchester Com
merce, bound from Manehes-
ter to Montreal. has been sunk
by a mine off the British west
coast, according to information
furnished by a trawIer which
arrived today at Carloueh bay,
ireland. with 80 survivors Of
the crew.
The captain and 10 members
Of the crew were said to have
pcrlshcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27

LONDON, Oct. U-Thst
Gen. Won Beseler, the Ger
man commander who cap
turod Antwerp. had com
United suicide al Bruges,
was given ss an uncon-
flrnneo report In a Rotter-
dam dispatch received by
the News today. No res-
son why he should have
done 80 was given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27
PUBLIC MARKETS


40 f-~ais'a iArss psE. spaxbss,i ito.
nmw sarrants. lee pkg sweet potatoes.
ioa eans . large cans shrfmps. sses ate
can p3nszgri. tta Stall IL. brussels
sprsDts fte -. . fbs fte. large bunch
esisrr. Be- HtaIis fs-ft ite ear pineapple.
iees 10 lhs .1Ear. ti.eo! . cans milk. zoe Z
1.lb can syrup. stcl ita bnttIe cats1p.
zee stall Rit ani ~. pumpkins. &c ID. ]
cabbage. - head. sweet potatoes, its
s'cs hsthops. fefnatsss . lha itc. sTfi-
chnkss. J fer ttn stall ss. leg Of lamb.
itr N shoulder ~ liant. leo H. choice
hama ita 10. stall az. frssh cottage
cheese leo ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27

stalls 100. III. ia. bulk chocoiats or
cocoa. 7oo 10 200 cans corn syrup. : for
$50. ? pkEs Grape Nuts. gbo, 2 pkgs
corn fikass. ibe &c pkE pancake flour.
Toe stall ioi. oleomarEsrins, lbs $50 +.
steel cut coffee. sec ID. can. guaranteed
eggs. sto doH. Edam cheese. Stc ID. Inn
ported Swiss cheese 400 10. Stalls g. T.
8. 7. Hlrloin steak. $50 10 veal outlets,
SO and isc h., home weinera. tbc
10 good bacon. isbo III. picnic hams.
t3ho 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27
WHEAT SELLS FOR 81

The record price for wheat sold
In Seattle was reached MondaS
when the price to the farmer ele-
waited to 81 per bushel. The ad-
vance is a direct result of the Euro
pean war. which causes heavy
foreign demand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27
U. S. DESTROYER is
BEACHED BY A GALE

NORFOLK. Va. Oct. 27.-The
destroyer Spaulding with 60 per
sons aboard, was driven ashore to-
day near Lynnhaven inlet. two
miles west OF Cape Henry, in a
gale. Life savers are trying to
reach the vessel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27
DON'T LIKE the NAME

MELBOURNE. Oct. 27.--At the
next meeting of the Heidelberg
Shire Council In Australia the
question of selecting British
name for the township will be
taken up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27
Guns to
Pound Coast
Of England?
By Ed l.. Keen

LONDON. Oct 1-Desplts
assurances from high official
sources that England lie In no
danger Of invasion by the Ger
mana, II 10 the popular belief
here that an invasion 10 just
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27
REAL ESTATE


fse cash ara tff rusnshiy Pave ,of
" located e. Kirkland. Nithin
- sntnufss safk - fhe ferry
fe~ss school and stores nice.
level stunndI al cirAFps ans
fenced hnuss eel with gump.
rhiessa house. ysfd. sfe n
yes ere employed IN n~4ffis anf
aarf % esu ypuf pwa hons.
wh@fs snu ear faiss chickens
ffatts ant vegetables come over
snd isi We shaw Yau this piar.
TaAs MaflsnH faF and raurtY
fern - ArdsrsaH beat direct 70
harss a yafrars effiee IN Nirs.
iaNf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27
OIL
Notice, I! :

Notice J J
VIZ WISH 10 ANNouScE THAT a
MissrAfEMENT WAS MADE ~ ouH
ADNLitTt~tMINT ~ rms rAfEH
OCTOBER ~.
That part Shirh states that SAND. mud
and water we're forced 10 a height 81
i7a 60 800 feet above the ground and
almost tore derrick loose from w. moor.
ings IL not fact bot o gross error on
the part Of our adysrtinins man
nut u IL true that Eas pressure ~ TiG
pounds 70 tho square inch was sneoun.
tered
We absolutely refuse 90 allow any mis-,
representation ~ any form in conneo-
ton with our business and any state
fneuis that are not based on facts oan.
not and viii not bs allowed 70 so an
challenged
rhis 10 for your protection ana our
mutual benefit
Friday sud Saturday Crescent stock sold
Tor q. CO., today the price H. % 90 the
share. ana ~ Il rhaap ~ that For a
short time We will offer stock ~ the
Pacific States FOE only i6a the share
Their well is Ia the Same field. and
close % tho Crescent Don't miss This
exceptional opportunity 70 buy stock IN
this field at 10 cents
SEATTLE OIL EXCHANGE
iiis American Bank Biar
Phone Main iafs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27
10 MALE HELP WANTED


1 viii star, you In the mail order business.
furnish sVerythins. u you will handis
my seots Crest Co, W Atlantic CITY,
M.
WANTED ~ny the seattle Civil service
Commission. Triangle Building appli-
ehats fer the feiowina examinations
chief ana assistant operating engineer.
fret Aradel shief and assistant epurs
aiiRa engineer. third grade stationary
fireman. steam ROLLER engineer self In.
structer Application blanks may he Oh,
tained at tho Commlsalens office. and
viii be received not later than urtoa
e>S~~~~~~~~~o~~~~N~~~~~~~~~~~
2o-MALE SITUATION
Wanted lily sober, reliable man, position
as shipping clerk ov anYthihe at all l
nasa work and viii Etsdiy accept any
position whatever send reptiles 20 y TO-.
star
Wanted situation as either sutomehils
mechanic ef repair work years 60
raflencei sober and capable Address
tissA rka
WY 30 LtNpoUi sr-Ltt.Lr SILL IS
meas suits fer titf necsu-e they ssii
them upstairs. second rlour 1ashua
ufeea nidK
YcunE married man. With rood seucs.
tien. would ike position % any hindi
steady. sober and reliable Address
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