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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-28
Mai. Robert U. Patterson De.
scribes Interesting Features
of Expedition.
STEERED THROUGH MINES
STREWN IN NORTH SEA
Reminders of Naval Tragedy Seen.
Prince Consort of Netherlands
Guest on Vessel.

Steered through mine fields in the
North sea. viewing grewsome remind
ers of the naval tragedy in which the
British cruisers Crecy. Aboukir and
Hogue were sunk two weeks before
visited by the prince consort Of the
Netherlands, and receiving everywhere
warm welcome, were some of the
experiences of those aboard the Amer
lean mercy ship, the Red Cross.
Maj. Robert U. Patterson of the
Marine Corps. who was in charge of
the ten hospital units of American
surgeons and enrolled Red Cross
trained nurses. who were taken abroad
on this vessel to relieve suffering in
the war fields of Europe, has returned
to Washington and talked interesting
ly today of the mercy expedition.
Maj. Patterson is regularly detailed
with the American Red Cross first-aiG
department. He denies the printed re-
ports that there was any mutiny or
other serious disturbance aboard the
Red Cross.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-21
hERk5S{AhDAfEfWhfRE

Lieut. William {. Atlee, hero ~
battle 81 Manila bay died In
Washington
Two log9ers Of camp near Ever.
eft held up and robbed OF gI0n
Richard Lane. Everett bridge car.
pfuter, held up and robbed OF S2g
VIII Of Liberty e. Holden, Cleve.
lhnd. gives nearly 81 1000. 900 IN
Western Reserve unlyeraity
Davenport farmers who held
wheat for a rise find they ara
unable 10 dispose Of II nov a. any
figure No buyers.
Both houses OF congress expeet
10 end present long session by DC.
tober TO-
Government Will spend $4,000
Improving portions OF Sunnyaide
canal, near North Yakima
Chief Forester Graves will make
weeks observation tour through
Olympic monument
Roosevelt refuses 70 talk politics
on Sunday trip through Kansas.
r. ~. Knowles. former treasurer
Of Everett Aerie OF Eagles. wanted
IN Everett. arrested IN Batesville,
Ark.
Fourth annual skaglt county fair
opened az Burlington today.
Federal authorities unearth qanu
81 whites and Chinese manufacture
Ing opium clgarets" In Chicago.
Mexican refugees al Vera Cruz
swarm aboard steamer Esperanza,
which sailed last night for Havana
and New York
Jacob cinderella. miner enton1b-
ed 80 hours by cayein ~ Centen.
NAL mine near Salt Lake City. is
rescued.
interstate commerce commission
will reopen hearing OF advance
freight rates for Eastern railroads
in a month.
cathiamet Odd Fellows purchase
lot and will build temple.
Annual grape festival at kenne-
wick ends with Mardi Grss carni.
val
chehsiis annual county fair will
open Wednesday At Elma
Supreme court holds counties
cannot appropriate money 10 assist
county fairs
State Bank OF Marcus. near Col
vile. closed by examiners. Short
age alleged TO be due 70 bank rob
berry.
Twenty thousand people witness
closing day events of Frontier Days
celebration Saturday at Walla
Walla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-21
S. {. LETS men
SMOKE
NOW IT'S SUED

To smoke on street cars or not
to smoke
That's the question to be decided
In the case OF John Mills Day
agains, the Electric Co. before
Judge Smith today.
Day asks 5000 damages be-
cause the company refused to dis
continue the smoking privilege.
On the stand he claimed his
wife. Mrs. l.. Ellen Day. frequently
became sick as the result OF peo-
pie smoking on street cars. He
said sparks fly out OF pipes and
the smoke waited into peoples
eyes cause injury.
Men ought TO smoke at home
and not in public" he said. Per-
sonally. John Mills Day never used
tobacco or liquor. he said.
Attorney James b. Howe for the
company made a motion TO dismiss
the case on the ground OF lack OF
Jurisdiction. Judge Smith denied
the motion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-21
BRITISH LOSS
At SEA HEAVY

LONDON. Sept 2i.-Except that
British losses were heavy. no in.
formation was available today con.
corning the number OF killed and
wounded on the light cruiser
Pegasus. which Was disabled by
the German protected cruiser
konigsburg in Zanzibar harbor
sunday
The Pegasus was being over.
hauled when attacked by the
konigaburg. The former was com
pletely put out OF commission.
The following British merchant
ships we're accounted for as hav.
Ing been taken by the German
cruiser Emden. off the India coast:
The Indus. killim. Diplomat. Iowa
katingu and Paddock.
Five were said TO have been
sunk and the sixth sent 10 Calcut.
"a with all six crews on board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-21
HERE

Mrs. Philip mecaui sues owners
Of Sampson and Victoria for dam
ngea.
J. v. M'kenslo, globe -trotter.
leaves for North on Humboldt.
Pioneers Of Alaska express sor.
row over death Of Capt Zlnn
Moore. Sampson pilot. IN resolu
ton.
c. p. n. Will Try out new Prln.
cess Margaret, for Seattle run,
within few weeks.
ST. James cathedral carnival
opens Oct Q. at Perfeeta cafeteria.
Registration at university
reaches 2.3Z0
Earl Lawton arrested az grocery
store robber while attempting 20
cash stolen check.
Chamber Of Commerce eseur-
sioniRts return
upturned sailbost In Lake Union
leads 10 unsuccessful search for
bodies.
Seattle postal savings gain for
August was $4,000.
Central Council Of Social Aeen.
cies meets Wednesday night
Stone Valley Commercial Club
wants work on central municipal
shops hhHtened
Mira. Oscar Clseser, city, has
seven brothers IN war.
Mountsineers traverse Balm
bridge island
Work on Milwaukee line ter
minal building begins
Lumber shipped from Seattle In
August shows big gain
Central Presbyterian church Will
have new $4,000 building.
" w. c. A. Bible conference con.
tlnues today and Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-21
TURNER GIVEN A
JAR AT SPOKANE

SPOKANE. Sept 2i.--The Tur.
ner forces were defeated here Sat.
urday. when the democratic county
precinct committeeman met 10 or.
gRnize. Julius Zittel. an anti-Tur.
ner democrat. was elected county
chairman over Judge H. w Can.
field. who was slated by the Turner
men. Turner lives In Spokane. and
the defeat OF Garfield means that
the progressive democrats will go
10 Ole Hanson. progressive candi-
date for senator. not only in West
crn Washington, but even in Spo-
kane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-21
AUSTRIA BATTLE
LINE HOLDING,
VIENNA CLAIMS

VIENNA. via Rome. Sept 81
Censored Our battle line IN
Galicla." announced the war office
here today has never been strong
rr than ~ present.
The front now extends from
prEcmysl 10 Cracow. Fighting is
In progress.
The AuatrianE reireated slightly
to this line 10 gain the advantage
OF stronger positions
The evacuation OF JhrOslav was
deliberate. the city having lost its
strategic value. The city was
burned before being abandoned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-21
Ell Sc WHERE

Charles cearhsrt. killed In pis
tol duel with Walter Cosom on
street o. Heppner. Ore. Saturday
Steve Kingsley, Toppenish ranch
er. beating way 20 Frontier Days
celebration at Walla Walla, fel
under car wheels at Kennswicl
and was killed.
Mrs. Harriet s. Parker, mother
Of Judge Alton u. Parker. died al
Milford. Conn
ounboat Viessburp turned owe,
20 Seattle branch Of state nava
militia for training ship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-21
WI SrI.AkE

Stall 7ot, pink salmon Zoe can: large
can pineapple. Toe, stall $40 Brussels
sprouts, loo H.. esq plant. Sc III stall
sac. summer squash. be ID. huckleher-
ries. Toe III. stan 81. fresh salmon, ioc
H., lbs 2bc. hslihut. 2 lbs ibc, lbs
2Sc. Stalls 1a9-tae domestic Swiss cheese
2bc 10. full cream cheese. s0c ID stall
lob Imported Swiss cheese, i5c ID: Inn
ported Norsk Gicdost, zoe N. Stan 10,
big bottle cstsup. Toe; sweet pickles
1hr pit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-21
SEATTLE DOG is
WINNER AT FAIR

Mrs. Anna II. Judd. secretary OF
the Queen City Cat club. has re-
turned from Spokane, where she
acted as Judge in the dog and cat
show held in connection with the
Interstate fair. Mrs. Judd was an
exhibitor In the dog show. her Nal.
tese terrier. Romeo. sweeping the
boards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-21

PIKE PLACE

stan ~. lbs standard graduated
sugar. $50. stall 1893. ibc can minced
clans. ioc. zee can asparagus. lee; Toe
pkgs macaroui. for ihr. stall 1895,
large am pickles. Zoe don; 10 lbs cane
sugar soc. with each ss.fe grocery order.
not Including flour. stan ~. Toe cans
SOUP. Csc. , lee cans salmon. 2sc, pork
and beans. = cans CSC. stalls ai-3s, 81 so
waffle iron and SOC pkg waffle flour,
500 stall 6. am pickles &c each ripe
olives. 81 Eal Stall i527. fresh tripe. 7c
10 lamb chops. ibo H. stall IS. home
made saucrkraut, loo ct. picked piss
feet Sc each. lmported sardlnes. Zoe can.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-21

stall 1874 PIKE place entrance. fancy
pears 81 box and up; seediess grapefruit.
s Tor gsc. stall =, new peanut butter.
ibc 10 local creamery butter, ssc N. /;
new comb honey. zoe comb. catsup isc
hottie. stuffed Queen olives, soc pit. ripe
olives soc stau IL. lettuce Sc head and
heads iSc. cauliflower. Toe and Sc head :
cucumberN. for &c. lbs beans 2sc
egg plant. Be each; red cabbage, SC and
i0c head Stall a. oieomRrEarine lbs
4sc. cottage cheese. Toe M fancy Iowa
butter. lbs. 81. mild cream cheese. ioo
H. Eastern eggs. doz sbc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-21
JAPAN REPORTS
GERMAN DEFEAT

TOXIC. Sept. 2i.-Lieut. Gen.
kamio. commanding the Japanese
forces moving against the German
province OF Kiaochau, reports en-
gaging and repulsing a German de-
tachment on September is. He
says the Germans retired in disor-
der. leaving guns. ammunition and
personal apparel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-21
AUSTRIAN LOSS
THIRD OF FORCE?

LONDON. Sept. 2l.-It is es-
timated the Russian loss in the
battle OF Galicia Is but one-tenth OF
that sustained by the Austrians.
says the petrograd correspondent
of the Times. Russian estimates
place the Austrian loss as high as
35 per cent of the entire army.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-21
CONSUL SPEAKS

Jose r. de Malino, Mexican CON
sui in this city. will address the
Commercial Club at its Tuesday,
luncheon, relative TO the movement
the club has started for bringing
the Mexican Navigation Co. head
quarters to Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-21
MOTORCYCLES

Motorcycles. ard .erond harf; at
makes, some % these taken on rev
INDIAN MOTORCYCLES naiiaa
Wright al p Pike 81 near Broad
waN phnnn Fast al.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-21
JOIN CHEASTY'S

c. w. Cammack and II. ]. Cum
mings, formerly of the Veith-Cam-
mack Co. are now connected with
the Il. c. Cheasty establishment.
GOlDENRoD SOCIETY MEETS
The Wisconsin Goldenrod meet
Wednesday at the home of Mrs
Frank Reed. 1925 \. S3rd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-21

Nor y
The dignity 81 profession prohibits me
from inaulxins IN seandalou. aivsf
ttsinE Registered N state % wssfinE
| ten over 90 years magnificent
| rttsntsi. has been diverted 20 my effios
/ through persistent kneekinE ~ q nam"
sake located In my Vicinity. I nssd thr
/ services % first-eias- operator 10 80.
saetats with me 20 handle Increased
patronage AppiF - pr, Brown,
DENTIST. slt First az feot ~ cherfY.
Middle asef gentleman Aiaskan. s,tsr.
| industrious honorable home loving
wishes 20 meet maid ~ soof character.
sith some MONEY. 90 slarf in business
object matfimony Nasa star
sEArrLE i'WtVArE MATERNITY
Quiet and secluded confinement eases
axper ethical medical attention iifo
Kuhaarns a. corner stone sv.. Seattle
Phone North is'
Wanted Lady about ~ - tsks partner
shtp IA general store Old established
business references. Adtr-" Ala.
rhs star
Would you marry n Muitsfs jstn 80
attts's Reliable Friendship club Ada y
Evans III rnipa 81 APt n i.adi~.
free
MISS WALLACE Ess''' , ,.,.sa.
iux. bath. alrohei rub ofs.a Hotel
81, riks feou, ?.
Nouus man Ftsach. would Ia. sraasini-
anes ~hh uarkinE sifl ef ridos Oh.
uei seattle
MISS JOSEPHINE s.s.: ;.: sss
Room go Ei,.l Hias rhos. Mails asa,
Laaiss- s4ndsrssa. coftoa naot pills
saf- ard sure cure fes delayed period.
fries ". Mnney refunded " remedy
fats aftsr fsir tftai Raymond Hsnsfy
ca sifs ftks -.
Oct lnsrri-d Bs., saatrifnonisi pspsr
published Mailed free To. Coz,
respondent fssi. Teisaa Ohia
home. painless: original twilight
sleep COOS Hor~n. ~ sssTI
Miss EvAiya y Eih. NsniraFinx. HiAs
ss9inx facial sratp treatment -
Green Hotel. Fourth and fiss
Cores renewed ~tihsut p.in. IS cents
ssrhi LADY, ap~Fater. ttss srd az. rom
THE BRtSTOL HOTEL
Ss~iy furnished thFeaxhauii strictly
modern rate. o. 80 per seek snd up
trznsiFai So esuts ard up Opposite
W G .. go seneca srs A
wsfsses Prep
eegr~.paudsnt. strictly confidential
Address URs stamp The seciai nsfi..
to-. e~stti. wash
MIDWIFE Mrs ANA wfffrfRNwS
Tets iltn ~ W rhens uaiisff 1851
Maniruistion massage. sirahni rub. ".
hratarY treatment. - Aiis tiefsi. is9t
Third Juuists WHIT.
MISS JEwEf.is-M.NicuR NAV
Thfra orrir.
For athistic Yuans rIsn sra ez~k-fsr.
shower baths WITH iatsrcorumuniratins
rooms. special rates See mansssr
hetsl savoy.
Lonely people who -i.h % mary wrif.
NAb~i Horf iteT Ffrh ar seattle
wssh LADIES' rses. gentlemen - cent,
WRINKLES REMOVED. prFoaMEp
nn-.s rorrsetsd safs Arcade BifG
Vain sfss
Or kRihsrins Harrison ssi sitih Won.
ems pelvic disorders ssadla.tst. OBJ
stsffieian Elliot, $3.50
Oct AcouAfNTEp SOCIETY NAuga
ana aafr~sss.. 10 fire q iaafls. ~.
soar LAKE. PATHS, sss LinERrT nh
o asa o Chinese Nsdicin- Co. 90 Third
az. Seattle. wash
Mis-. rsrn risiA--Iirhi rssxrsiis tf-ai.
mat. massage. I'll unipn. Apt .
o. <. q. form. faf ssc fss Fif.' az
ss.ysa. -psaelns tsasht 10 Lessons
I,eysl cafe 90 talan. sc alsnsvs
kayanaash'. sos nsis 1895 first AZ
Cns- sirx- rnass % rs.s sfes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-21
MISCELLANEOUS
SAVE ONE THIRD on

ASK FOR CATALOGUE no -
O n WILLIAMS CO
1915 first Az s~a',i-
Yer sais-ts y . GRAY iauncn. ftrs 4
practically nee. fully equipped 18th
siecsric urhis cost iroo WIN sarrt.
fr- for tgs3 For pictures and ptFsir-
uiars apply Want "a Dept The star.
Or sFtts A-tst. star
CARD Tricks-s nystirYinx stage card
tricks easy and simple Fuii iusfF8e
ton. sert for Esc Bos 80. Seattle.
WASH
BEST swEErtN0 COMPOUND taSe A
hAfses. 81 % per ias lbs. sa-fb. ran.
ice. Phone xain I,
CLEARING HOUSE FoH NFafcNE N
STU MESTS. ISIS WESrLAkE ~.
LOTT ssrs MUSICAL RECORD EN-
CHANGE
spanssnberr-- sissss sssrp-asf
Nss process isss s,h sv., n-,r rnisa
NEW PIANOS FOR RExT. RENT AP.
piled on purchase. MsysF-Tonsf. sis
union
Rarnm.rs s.i.-N w es-rer rfr.s .na
stewart. Laai@s suits. coats 81 - up
Disnons rrsn.r.r Co. fay ana right ser.
ytoe fsti. sss, 1851 sii stewart
NEW TRICKS ANp PUXxf.fss JUST NJ.
= - = ~ AFfFA y f-NaAtH - INV FtFft
UNION DANCING scHOofS-prlvate
lessons. si.oo. soi Labor Temple.
wat@rprasflnw ana painting. raarantssa
Main sss2
Scales. cash register. shaweasss. go F'in~
stsssns-paneinE taught in Lessons
>~~~-~~~S~.~-~-~~~~ ~~~~-~S~~~D~S~S~-~~~~
9 LIVESTOCK
For safe a-isiaa ara other rsncY have.
rTes sunnysifs av. Seattle. wash.
krnvoos isfa
SEATTLE HORSE MAnkEL Ifff
First saettop Tuesdays IN
Nsfa rTsI
For sais-one milking eow and tN1
young h~ifrrs 5s1t W 7sih 81,
Gsnfis milking. family COW Ysars old
U.s. 50 7ozt 10Th y w
For sai~-rin- AiFsdsis puppies fforn
psdixreet stock TT4E coriiss
Delivery wagons ana pnsxiss az loses,
prices Kennedy Wagon Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-21
10 MALE HELP WANTED

NATIONAL nAnnmn COLLEGE
Wants men and women e. learn the bar
ber trade wages paid while iesrnins
call OF write
Hiah Grade school. iep Main 81
Wanted 1--WE men iearn auto ana truck
driving and repairing ifeo FOURTH
MHN 80 LtNp9utsrsLti.LN Hhtt. 80
mems suits for ttef neoause thss sell
them upstairs second floor Joshua
Greep nldE
muH GRADE ntrn snnun sutrh
ttTko Gordon rraeie. Mems Upstairs
SUIT shop second floor traders uidE
sase THIRD Az.
TRAIN OPERATING MOVING rtcfuNN
machine earn ts0 weekly office io'
cedar a. a m 60 y m
Ka,anaush', = % Hat. toos rifst a.,
rLAS cool ~ y. rsss " ,>>>oooo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-21

a,0oam str. PotIstch for Port a,tsam
daily Ludlow, Port Gamble. daily
sscep, ''Bangor and sillescapt
sunday points on Hood Canal MONEY
steamer will leave Seattle every
sunday ~ 800 n m. for Port Town.
send direct
.steautcr Russian viii cali NJ Port
Townsend northhound saturday.
aniv leaving Seattle at 10 y m.
Points marked - are boat lanfinr.
Passengers Tor these points aud for
other boat landing points must make
their own arrangements Tor landlne
and nssum. all risk and liability IN
making such landing Steamers pas
.enger rate does not Include boat
landing charges
baggage liability II limited To
wearing apparel not to exceed 400
Tor whole ticket $50 pounds allowed
ircc
steamers and schedules subject To
change without notice Freight r..
ceived daily for all points (exc.nt
ius Tacomal named In above schsd
ule
ricketts, must be purchased at tlchs,
office open from ESQ ~ m. to 1900
midnight
PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION co.
Ticket office. Goldman Dock
Phone. Nriu spga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-21
10 FEMALE SITUATIONS

Respectable, reliable woman wants house.
wora good plain cook. g. % weekly
Give address and what car Address
N-fz. care Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-21
PERSONALS

psrsaHai VIII sou write me Wanted
quick name and permanent address tn,
general dsltveriesl of houorabis. am
bilious man Who would marry attfar
tive. rerinsd honorable ranrhsfa wees
wealthy widow. ~ highest character
stftrty confidential large. haudspn'
photos and full particulars sent ani
man interested enough 60 answer ~
once inrlpaiua zoe. stamps or silver
Then l knoN you are IN earnest snd
not Writins from mere ifie curiosity
Address sincere n-tit Fafminsdale
II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-21
ACREAGE
LAKE BURIEN PKoPERT'
INVESTMENTS

REkL ESTATE MoRT9AGEs. ttse UP.
~ 20 -. faiiY secured. feT sale By Jos
v Thomas CO Inc iot ch~rry .,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-21
AGENTS WANTED

I have a contract 20 distrfbuts a million
free packages BoraN soap Powder
Want reliable men and women 10 help.
ms weekly Wavefly brown. 40 ~.
Franklin. Chicago
Agents 20 sell an article used ~ 20 per
cent % people liberal profit no ped
ding. experience unnscessarY Victor
Arch Co. $685. Commercial Bldg
Dayton. Ohio
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-21
IA LOST AND FOUND


Found any aEafss7 Rsmsnber vs have
the finest equipment tn the North Nsst
Tor cutting and polishing aEafss and
other stones ayron H. sym9ns 19s
Pike 81. newt 70 owl pruK Co Th-
Jsueier who always sells Tor less
lost Black nsrkfis With diamond stick
pin In a.. Will. shooting north ~ city.
Reward DR. ". u Brown. 200 North
srn Bank Bldg
Lost Male Airedsis doK name kinF
license cordava No &C. on collar Re
wsrd 81 y. Broadway Phone East
lsea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-21

~ HOMESTEADS
80 arfss. fin- soil. near town. railroad
crosses this land about 10 acre..
pipwed. read 60 plant This ~ ideal
frui, and alfalfa land. ~hioh ~ demon.
s'ratsd ~ orchards and alfalfa fields
In neiEhborhood improved land has
sold from iioe to 1900 per acre. show b.
Ina what can 10 don. This would b.
good place 10 rais. alfalfa hogs and
cattle ! am pressed 90 sell, and will
sacrifice entire $50 acre. for 1850. mus,
bs ell cash. ~ you look at this property
and Investigate values % land around
a. you siii see that this IL big bar
sain. Address 2. o. Hos sfs Seattle
wash
-Four Eood s1eaefe homestssds. With
good spring water
=
Several good rsilnauishmsnts. partly i'm
proved. at tioo and up.
A few rood stock ranches at a bargain
Some good. small alfalfa farms At $500
per acre
For further particulars call on or ad.
dress Leonard Cole. Vale oregon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-21
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
Classified Ad Rates

arAsseticaiiy Arranged Tor 'he con
x.ntsncs ~ our uuss Readers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-21

Saturdays Only
9.0opm steamer Puget. forl esoopm
Kingston. Ludlow and
WAY points
sunday Only
a.ooam steamer Puget. forl k;sepm
Kingston Ludlow and
way points
SPECIAL RATES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-21
REAL ESTATE
HOMESTEADS

es ssgy..s <, .gs,Ig NsJe !, ..
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1914-03-13
Forest Hill

We had quite snow storm Saturday for
little while.
| Mrs. Harry Lawson was called home last
week to see her mother who is paraized.
Mrs. Alfred Gibbs and granddaughter
was shopping in the city Friday.
VIM; Long who has been confined to his
home for some time on account Of sickness
is not recovering as fast as his friends
would like to see him.
Uncle Alex Mcdonald has been suffering
with Job Affections for some time, but l
can't tell whether he has the patience that
Job had or not.
James Waters had the misfortune to get
his mules leg broken last week while haul
ing acid wood.
Mrs. John Williams has been quite sick
but is recovering fast, which her friends are
glad TO know
Reys. Potter and Myres commsreed
revival at this place Sunday nigh,,b
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1914-03-13
Too Much Self-Love

In the matter of friendship have
deserved that disappointment arises
chiefly, not from liking our friends
900 well, or thinking of them toe
highly, bu5 rather from an over
estimate of their liking for an opin.
i0n of US, and that, if we guard
ourselves with sufficient scrupulous-
ness OF care from error in this direct
i8n, and can be content, and even
happy, to give more affection than
we receive-can make just compari-
3on of circumstances, and be severe
~ accurate in drawing differences,
snd never let self-love blind our
9y8s--then | think we can manage
30 get through life with consistency
sad cJnstancy, unembittered by that
Eaisanthropy which springs from
gevulsion of feeling. The moral is
shat { we would build on sure
foundation in friendship we must
lo7e our friends for their sakes
.ather than our own.-Charlotte
Bronte.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1914-03-13
Ten Royal Resolutions
Made BY Noted Pastor

Here are ten resolutions for the
new year suggested by a noted pastor
He styles them the Ten Royal
gssolutions. They are:
will say a hearty Hello" al
nall chance and help everywhere
I will practice smiling until it be-
Dmes fixed habit.
I will cultivate my heart as well
IS fill my pocketbook.
will not forget to say Thank
Qsa" to God and man.
J will swallow three times before
Fpeaking when angry.
Twill not criticise, but compli-
asnt folk, and that not gingerly.
will choke back complaints about
shes, ills and bad luck.
Twill take my head and hes TT to
z1roh quite regularly.
Twill say my prayers with a child's
gnt and an adults will.
Twill daily look myself over and
zake all possible improvements.