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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-09
CATARRH GERMS
EASILY KILLED
Oniy Way 10 Cure This Disease Il to
Destroy Its Cause

n you have eatarrh and wan, 70 get
rid o. g. ron must Pill the germs which
exuRe cafarrh stomach dosing. oint-
rnents sprays. creams. doBches etc. fan
because they overlook this fact. They all
help BY giving temporary relief hut they
do not reach the germ life that has found
Judgment In your head nose. throat. and
could not destroy s, II they did
The best known way ~ destroying the
dangerous germs 81 eatarrh. and c0uss-
quentIY ending the disease Itself 10 to
breathe into the air passages OF your
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Hyofnsi II made from pgrest OIL Of
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fuI healing. sntiseptie and gsFmicldai tn
gradients You breathe Il through lit
tie pocket inhaler which Barteu Drug
stores and other druggists in Seattle end
vicinity are furnishing with every com
rlsts treatment sold Every time you
tnhals the sweet. fragrant air 81 Hyornei
through this little device you are drawing
into your swollen. innamed. germ laden
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II Caisrrh germ NE u reaches Drug
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lief that Hyomei brings 20 ostarrh suffer
ers that they sell II invariably on the pos
tive guarantee that money paid viii bs
refunded II succ~ssful results are not ue-
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from your druggist today and begin NJ
once to drive this dangerous and dis
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ever Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-09
EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE SEATTLE STAR -:

Wilson and Mrs. Gait, for an Unusually brilliant
social season."
Leaving out the fact that the death Of our
presidents former mate seems but tragca1y brief
space ago. the whole world is CARRIED in mourning
for the war victims.
The United States is the greatest OF the neutral
countries; toward her the nations Of the earth look
as the future mediator.
In official Washington, which means social
Washington, there are the diplomats Of all the war.
ring countries. II would seem in better taste were
this countrys capital TO abandon its plans for IAN
unusually brilliant season."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-09
HEADACHE FROM
A COLD? LISTEN!
"Pape's Cold Compound" Ends
Severe Colds or Grippe
in Few Hours.

Your cold will break and all
grippe misery end after taking a
dose OF "pape's Cold Compound"
every two hours until three doses
are taken.
It promptly opens cloEged.up nos.
trils and air passages In the head.
stops nasty discharge or noee run.
ming. relieves sick headache. dull.
ness, feyerishnesa. sore throat.
sneezing. soreness and stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed.up Quit blow.
ing and suuffling' Ease your throb.
bling head-nothlnR else in the
world gives such prompt relief M
"pape's Cold Compound" which
costs only % cents ut any drug
store. II acts without assistance.
tastes nice. and causeB no Incon.
ycnience Accept no substitute.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-09
MOUNTAINEERS A.WALKING GO

w HEN the Mountaineers go walking on sun
w days in King, kitsap. SnohomiSh and Pierce
counties they keep TO the rough country as much
as possible, but lately roads have been built
everywhere, and the walkers are obliged to follow
them for short distances. As they move along
these roads they are compelled every minute or
so to step aside to let touring car pass, and the
occupant of the car would do some hard think
inc il he knew how the MountaneerS regarded
him. They look on him with pity, as an animal
that has lost the power of walking. They never
envy him.
The Mountaineers extend a special invita-
ton to automobile owners to take part in the free
public walk next Sunday afternoon six miles thru
the beautiful woods beginning at Cowen park at
80 and ending at Ravenna park At ). Owners
of cars viewing the country from their seats, have
feel il, the MounaineerS say. The MountaneerS,
who love walking, wish to convert every outsider
no idea of its beauty They ought to step on it,
to their way of thinking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-09
DON'T CROWD, BOYS

y w. HILL, who negotiated the 'pork barrel'.
~. deal by which Uncle Sam got an inaccessible
site for postoffice, says the price Of sio9, 500 is
dirt cheap and the patriotic citizens who sold il Tin
Guiding Frank Baker, who managed Congressman
Humphreys political campaign) lost money on the
transaction.
Fine Mebbe now there' be all kinds Of buy
ers TO take the site off Uncles hands.
Who'll offer Uncle Sammy his si6o,5
Step lively, folksl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-09

Yes. W. ~ Mutt ha. bs~n re-
elected president 81 tho National
srower.' association. Add~d 10
this. tho VT. Pleasant tls.1 Free
Press SAYS that Miss ussel Mutt
has seecpsed position at the
lows stat. hospital Then Miss
Hazel Mating ~ student at
Nsrfhwr@t~rn university, Chicago,
aud Mr. Tharna. James Nuttr IT
Msmaron~ck. y. y. has p~titionsd
the state courts 70 change hi. name
TO >utisy. And seattle has n Nut
IIouse on Western ave Bring on
the crackers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-09
A WARNING FROM THE MASSES
Victory for any Of the warning nations will
mean nothing to the working class Of the vic
torious country.

This is the warning sounded by Nine. Alexan-
dra kolontay the remarkable Russian woman who
hints that the great conflict ordered by Europe's
royalty will be followed by blaze OF revolution.
Whether Nine Kolontay knows Of what She
speaks or not, her warning should not go unheeded.
The masses have been and are paying the price
in human life and sacrifice. And what after this
most bloody OF wars, will they have gained?
When the slaughter is to be ended, when the
price has been paid, il is up 10 The makers Of this
war to give the millions of European workers a
new recognition or face the inevitable.
A new era must dawn for the long oppressed
masses or the royal war lords must pay with their
crownsl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-09

c. ID Ellsworth elected president
OF Washington State Alumni As.
ISOLATION OF Alpha Tau Omsgo fra
terulty at annual melting At the
Butler. Monday night
oahy's back You can see
u, too. when she wears some
Of those new costumes.
Queen Anne high debating team
10 battle with Kirkland Friday
aground near Bella Beiia. being re.
solved. That the Monroe Doctrine
should be discontinued Kirkland
affirmative. Queen Anne negative
Steamer Mariposa. which wen,
aground near Bella Bella. being re
paired at Mclaughlin Bay. u. G.
She will leave for Seattle in sbou,
ten days.
Accountancy Club OF Account.
ancy Institute TO meet tonight IN
Y NJ. G. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-09

s. A. Pepper. pioneer mining
man. in Seattle on business. says
that Port Wells. Alaska. will be one
Of the most valuable quartz min.
ing centers IN the North.
And now Italy wants
quarter OF a million dollars. "
NC ever foreelose our war
loans, we'll become the United
states OF America and Europe.
Body of unidentified man found IT.
rear room Of Loop salon. 2i0 Main
St. Monday night Death was
caused from heart failure.
W. G. Dawson. OF w. G. Dawson
e. Co. steamship agents. president
OF Virginia Street Dock G. Ware.
house Co. appointed consul for 30.
liyia Al Seattle.
After the vote In New York,
Pennsylvania and Massaehu.
setts Is Il any wonder the
SUITS raae7
Settlement Of $4,000 between
Canadian Pacific railroad and Mrs.
Alice Noon. whose husband. an en-.
gineer aboard Admiral Sampson
was drowned when the Sampson
was sunk last year. approved Mon.
day by Judge Neterer.
Twentieth wedding Anniversary
Of Rev. and Mrs Ralph Atkinson
will be celebrated In church par.
Tors Tuesday night by members OF
congregation.
Social tea to be given Thursday
by Union Danes Of the Ciyll War
at home Of Mrs. A. Turnbull, t4I4
2lst ave
Second monthly meeting OF ST.
Marks Mons Club to be held We'd
nesday night. Representative Hum.
phrey VIII speak
Maj. II. ]. Myton released on 49,.
500 bond for killing OF Roy Horton.
an l. w. W., Nov. /. In Salt Lake
city. Utah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-09

Invitations for a series OF hops"
at Fort Lawton during November.
December and January have been
sent out, the first TO be held Fri.
day next. complimentary 10 Major
and Mrs. W X. Jones and daugh.
ter. new arrivals at the post, and
First Lieut. T.. h. Gregory and
wife. who are to leave Nov. II for
the Philippines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-09

Maurice fanghorne. prominent
Tacoma attorney. married TO Mias
Helen Horn. OF Vancouver. II. G..
Saturday. lie announced Il 10 his
friends Monday
Steamer Santa Clara wrecked on
south spit OF Coos hay. To be aban.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-09
RAILROADS NEEDING FRoWN
OF pIJRt tT

Times have changed aince
Vanderbilt aaid: The public
be damned
Proof is found in the fact that
ia other days the high railroad
officials and men ~ big bust.
ness rode in cars labeled
PRIVATE
And that now these same pr.
waite cars arc lsbeld
BUSINESS
The change was In response
10 public criticism. The public.
which was paying the cost in
freight and passenger rates.
frowned at that word Private.
So now when you run into the
locked door OF the car on the
rear of the train you encounter
the word Business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-09
RABBI KOCH IS RIGHT

ssT HE Jew as Jew has no need to herd in
Jewish political clubs" declared Rabbi
Samuel Koch in recent sermon, and he advised
Seattle Jews TO shun any club organized on such
a basis
The rabbits advice can well be followed by
other nationaiteS There is no need of Irish po-
litical clubs, or Swedish political clubs or Ger
man political clubs, or any other kind of hy-
phenated-Amercan political clubs This country
needs plain Americans-and political clubs fail to
exercise any beneficial influence if they are sub
divided into racial or national groups.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-09
SUPREME COITpT held

SUPREME COURT holds
that teachers are not laborers
and do not come under act pro-
hibiting employment agencies
collecting fees. Evidently the
court doesn't know how most
of the teachers labor to meet
ends on their meager salaries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-09
THE OFFICE CYNIC re

marks: That St. Paul man
who recently married Miss
Helen Dinah Mite is to be
congratulated. Comparatively
few men get their wives prop
erly labeled"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-09
tended to takc2

NOW THAT the mayor has
pinned ribbons on winning
dancers, who'll do the same for
winsone characters?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-09
STELLA SORGHUM SAYS:

The w@rst thlag
ahsaf tak inx .
chance h. % mans
Inability IN put n
back agsln ~ If gee.
~FvaG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-09
UNFAIR

UNI AK
A n annual liquor tax of SIS is levied by the state
in addition to the city license The tax is levied
in July. Last July despite the fact that the state
was going dry on January t. all liquor dealers
were required to pay the full amount of the tax,
up to next July
Seattle is requiring the saloon men to pay
only TO the end OF the year The state should do
likewise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-09
PRESIDENT WILSON

PRESIDENT Wills ON
names Nov. rs as Thanksgiv-
ing day. Uncle Sam will
mighty near have a monopoly
of the thanksgiving business
this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-09
Observations

SPEAKING OF pork bar
REL" what is Congressman
Humphreys alibi on his vote
to grab from Uncle Sam 200
as travelling expenses" for a
trip which he never even in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-09

Battle your face for several minutes
with Resinol Soap and warm water,
working the creamy lather into the
skin gently with the hnger-tips. Then
wash OF with moro Rcsinol Soap and
warm water, finishing with a dash OF
clear cold water to close tho pores
DO this once ortwice a day, and you
will be astonished how quickly the
healing, antisep,ic Resinol medication
soothes and oleanses the pores. re-
moves pimples and blackhcads, and
leaves the complexion clear, fresh
and velvety.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-09
nRfsNAhDHfEfWhfRE


TBffufkfATFfTt
W~<es asw. fer tho rsssher whs
"siidaf raise hsf boz t. 30 . sol
dice
\ new fesk fashiaa drits~stss
has tatrosiar~d the sesy latest
tsr.~ss f@s rs~.
IL vef hat On straight. Fsrrsr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-09
CUT 1T OUT!

n UR opinion hasn't been asked, but il ii was
" we would unhesitatingy voice disapproval Of
the program reported to have been mapped out by
Washington society after the wedding OF President
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-09

II the skin Is In bad condition
through neglect or an unwise use OF
cosmetics. apply little Resinol Ont-
ment' and let il remain on ten min
utes before the final washing with
Resinol Soap.
Rtsinol Soap Ia not ariiheially eolored Il. rich
brown being entirely due to tho Resinol balsams
II contains. Sold by all druggists and dealers In
toile. goods. For free sample cake and trial OF
Rrsinol Ointment, write Dept. up. Rssnol,
baltimore. Md
fFhysfei1nS ha7'r byrseyf66dResi1oI
OWfmcHffor og<y Isoenty years IN lie
h-taimenf ofskin aad scalp affections.
The Washington times., 1915-06-27
(Synopsis of Preceding Chapt

Colonel Stanley and Judge Stanley.
Virgnians, are feudists over possession
of THE Diamond From the Sky" a
huge jewel found in a fallen meteor.
Colonel Stanley. to keep the diamond,
buys a gypsy baby boy, planning to
rear Esther, his daughter. in secrecy.
Hagar. the gypsy mother, steals Esther
and the jewel. Years later girl and
Jewel are returned to DIR. Lee Blair. the
judges son. kills Dr. Lee and steals the
Jewel. In a fight with Arthur, the
colonel's son. Blair. Is apparently killed.
Arthur takes the Jewel to Richmond.
pawns 1t. and Vivian Marston borrows
1t from the pawnbroker. only to have
II stolen by Luke Lowell. Luke drops
1t In mail box to escape detection.
Later. In worn mailsack, Quabba,
hunchback, finds It. Quabbas monkey
steals the Jewel and drops II in an
owls nest. Meanwhile Arthur is sus-
pected of DR.. Lees murder. Working
on a farm as John Powell, Arthur goes
masked to the Fairfax tournament, win
rAng highest honors. Blair, jealous, be-
trays him. Arthur escapes by a miracu-
lous horseback leap. Then 1t is dis
covered that the finger prints on DR..
Lees throat are Blair's. Blair strikes
Hagar unconscious and fees. The blow
destroys Hagar's reason. The diamond
Is found by a colored boy In the OWLS
nest
The Washington times., 1915-06-27
UPRISING OF YAQUI
INDIANS CHECKED
Admiral Howard Reports to
Navy Department Ameri-
cans Are in No Danger.

Admiral Howard .cabled the Navy
Department today from Guaymas that
the surprising Of the Yaqui Indians,
which threatened to force American
Intervention in Mexico, has been
checked and that danger 90 American
colonists had been removed.
Government officials were greatly
relieved by this reassuring news, as
the fear has prevailed since Admiral
Howard's fleet was mobilized Off the
Mexican coast that the landing of
bluejackets and marines would be
forced to protect the lives and prop
erty of Americans and other foreign
ers.
Assistant Secretary Roosevelt gave
out the following paraphrase Of Ad-
miral Howard's telegram:
Admiral Howard reported that
three officers from the flagship Col
orado accompanied Mr.. Richardson,
president of the American company,
settlement in the valley. Report all
quiet. Mexican troops are garrison
ing all ranches and some Of the out
lying farm houses are protected by
barrlcades made Of sacks Of grain.
The settlers all express a determine
tion to remain.
"All crops are now harvested. This
and the presence of troops. together
with the fact that the rainy season
raiding. The MeXicans at Mazatlan
now show a more friendly feeling
toward President Wilson'S recent
note"
The Washington times., 1915-06-27
Italians Brave Rain
Of Shrapnel and Shot,
Beating Back Enemy

ROME. June 26.-Braving deadly
rain Of shrapnel and rifle bullets, Italian
Alpinists have stormed and captured
several Austrian positions along the Ty-
rol and Carnia frontier, including tho
peak Of Zellenkofel
General Cadorna, in a report 10 the
war office. indicated that the mountain
fighting all along the frontier has been
resumed. The Austrians have again be-
gun their determined attacks upon
Freikofel but have been hurled down the
slopes with serious losses.
Large forces on both sides are now
in close contact all along the Alpine
border line. The Italians are strongly
entrenched on high peaks inside their
own frontier and dominating oil north
ern roads for a distance of several miles
Their defensive positions are considered
almost impregnable. In mountain gaps
offering access to invading enemy
armies General Cadorna has systemati-
cally rushed his men forward to oc-
cupy Austrian positions overlooking the
routes of invasion.
Along the Isonzo. particularly in the
region between Tolmino and Goritz. the
Italians continue to make satisfactory
progress. General Cadorna reported
that violent storms are impeding in
fantry operations on any large scale
along the Isonzo.
The Washington times., 1915-06-27

legal representative of the Earl of
Warwickshire, returning after the alb
sence ofstwenty years, to inform Ar
thur or the aged Earl's death and Of
the diamond from the sky. Certain,
after hearing Gsther's story, that Ar
thur was dead legally. II not physically
ne averred that Blair, as the next direct
Titled to the inheritance. Back again
IN the gypsy camp. Hagar fell into
troubled sleep. AS darkness settled
over the camp. Luke Lowell moved,
ugly knife between His teeth At that
moment Arthur. alone in the desert.
many miles away. woke from n restless
sleep with start. Something seemed
to tell him that Esther's life was in
Kiss me? Not until you return the
diamond from the sky to me will I
grant any such request" warned
vivian, alone with Blair in the gar
mond. She was Gliding him for his
failure to recover the precious jewel
Blair promised to secure the dia-
mond. In a badly mussed dress suit
spectacle high hat. Strap MCGEE,
philosophical knight of the rails
paused alongside a pig-sty on tho
outskirts OF Richmond. over which
was yv,,v bent s9t,a little eolored boy: Play
~,
and something the boy held in his
hand dropped into the mud Of the sty
1t was the diamond from the SKYE
Quickly Strap dug the gem out of
the mud. and dashed to Richmond.
The curiosity shop of Hung Ii. den
keeper and tong leader. desirous Of
striking a quick bargain. No sooner
had Strap passed the bauble to the
willy Oriental that the trap door. on
which he stood, was sprung. 1t was
Straps last vision OF anything earth
~. Gloating over the fortune handed
him, Hung Ii hurried to the room
where his great god Lung" reposed
and hung the diamond about its
throat. That evening Mrs. Randolph.
chaperoned by Detective Blake, was
hostess to a Summing party doing"
Chinatown, and, as on all such oc-
casions, the itinerary included a visit
to Lis place, and, II possible, a peek
into the josg house. Up the back fire,
escape OF the Chinese den crept the
form OF a man. Stopping at the part
ly ourtained window of the sanctuary
the man raised the sash with as lit
tie noise as possible. Then he reach
ed in his hand and took the diamond
suspended from the IDOLS neck. The
next instant 1t was torn loose and
the hand withdrawn. just as Ii. pre-
cedins. the party OF visitors, entered.
He grabbed sharp two-edged
sword and swung at the mysterious
hand. but missed. A second blow
cleft the head OF the image. AS 1t
fell. Il overturned an altar light and
started terrible conflagration.
The Washington times., 1915-06-27
CHAPTER VIII.
"A Mind in the Past"

Entering the house after a futile search
for Blair. the Widow Stanley was star
tied by the terrific slam Of a door.
Hurriedly. the widow ran to the room
where she had left her visitor. 1t was
empty. Everything about the room,
however. bespoke a desperate struggle.
Search for Hagar finally led the widow
to the secret closet. Hagar finally led
the widow to the street closet. Press
ing a concealed button, the electrically
controlled wall moved slowly back. In
a dark corner she found Hagar. uncon-
scfous and bleeding. With the aid of
a colored servant. she carried the queen
to the sitting room and succeeded in re-
viving her. The blow on Hagar's head
had clouded her memory. But Mrs.
Stanley needed no enlightenment-she
knew who was guilty. The gypsy queen
was driven back to Stanley Hall and
given into the care OF Esther. Failing
to remove the cloud from Hagar's brain
Esther decided. and the doctor agreed
that she might benefit II she was
brought back to the gypsy camp and its
familiar surroundings.
AS the party was leaving Stanley Hall
a stranger drew UP at the gate and
dismounted. 1t was Marmaduke Smvth,
The Washington times., 1915-06-27

Q.-Whom did it belong to?
tie had II and 1t belonged to him
Q.-pid you have a gun?
mad one little gun, but / never
mad 1t In my hands. generally always
carry It with me when travelling.
case7 ' S"o
Anime was in the bottom, ant
nine Is laying there now, and Nc,
nenry may have put his in there a.
Q.-Did you have any conversation
atter the assault was made?
Wante dto Quit.
Avery little. said, "I am goine
to quit; I am going to Wheeling"
Q.-You didn't know whether the
man was dead or not?
Al knew he was not. I wanted
to shield the blow and let him have
ms trlai if he wanted IL, and maybe
ne would leave me alone, because
am AFRAID of McHenry.
Q.-Dld McHenry, before he left you
say anything about striking that old
a'-No: 1t was not discussed.
DID McHenry ever threaten you
A.-Some time ago he said / would
have to pay him more money or he
would see that 1 did.
Forneys confession was signed in
the presence of three witnesses whose
names are temporarily withheld by
the Plttsburgh police. In addition he
was examined at length by Captain
Crooks, second examination being
conducted today without clearing ur
many OF the amazing stories. Forney
TOTO captain Crooks he would salts.
factorily explain the entire episode
in court.