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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-11-03
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Miss Eleanor Covon ofRr;s
toll spent Satur,inv and Snndn nv
wit Mis, Leftwich
Mrs sidney Miller left Sotnr.
d,t morning for Bristol Mir
"a W..ks vi.it to Nirs n
Cuzar
On ruos,ln, evening Miss
NcN.ll,n. off (evssr Il Va
guNr Mrs Wiggs of the Cab
bryce Patch" ni the school build
inH ONLY small crowd pres
ant nut fhey enjDyed IA rare
treHl
On Fridav afternoon Patrons
Duv Exercises i'm connection
with fhe civic I.eounn worn
heli nt tle school auditorium
ihe program was interesting
and the children's work was
good. Interesting and instruct
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CountyElection

The election for county Of
fees WAS held in Wise County
on Tuesday, and so far us we
have been able to learn every
thing passed off quietly, thongh
the various candidates and
their friends did their very
best to land the coveted posi-
tons 1t was about
four o'clock tins morning be
fore the final count was com
pleted at some of the precincts,
owing to the length OF the bal
lot to be counted. With only
two or three small precincts to
hear from, which Will not ma
terially change the result, the
following candidates We're
elected by the following ma
jorities;
w. b. Addiugton. for sheriff,
by IA majority of 949
r. w. Holly, for treasurer,
by a majority of $50
G. Il. McCorkle, for common
wealth's attorney, by a MAORI
ty of AL.
w. Q. Stewart, for commits
sioner of the revenue for the
Western District, by majority
of S93
Chas. e. Bevius, for commits
sioncr of the revenue for the
Eastern District, by MAJORITY
of 02G
w. II. Roberts, for repre-
sentative, 10y a majority OF $50.
E. j Prescott, for supervisor
for the Richmond Magisteriul
District, by a majority of 3d.
This was the closest contest in
the county
Dr.. Culbertson was elected
supervisor in the Robinson Dis
.trict, c. t. Kilgore iu the Lipps
District, and IL n Hyatt i'm
the Gladeville District.
john NJ Goodloe, candidate
for state senate, will carry
Wise county uy majority of
about l07S, Lee county by a
majority of about $50 and Scott
county by majority Of about
300.
We have received very little
news from Lee County UP to-
the time OF going TO press, i'm
regard TO the various county
offices, except that the race be-
tween Mr. Kincaid and Mr..
Coldiron, for representative,
is very close, and that the win
ner will probable not have "a
majority exceeding 90
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-11-03
Golf Tourna-
nent.

championship for 1915, which
had b en- on for several week l..
was finished last week. The
members played a qualif, ing
round some weeks ago to de
termine who would be put IN
the first aud second flights.
respectively. The following
won for the first flight,
namely, j. Il. Bullitt. II d..
Baker, Paul Horne. DR.. Karl
Stoehr, II Il. Fox, Il Drcnnen.
NJ. IL. GRADER, and Jas. w.
Gaut.
The following won for
the second flight, namely, II.
l.. Cummings, II l. Miller, Jr 4,
G. |. Wade, r.. L. Parks, G. l..
Taylor, A. l. Holton, b. T..
Rhoads, Jno. w. Chalkley.
In the first flight II h. Fox
and j. f. Bullitt finally won
out for the finals. and George
l.. Taylor and Il. l.. Parks won
out for the finals i'm the second
flight In the finals Fox beat
Bullitt and Taylor beat Parks.
The finals between Fox and
Bullitt were very close aud OK
citing. and ended with quite a
spectacular finish The rules
provided for a game of thirty
six holes On the first eighteen
holes they were tied. In the
last round of eighteen Bulliti
lead all the way by from one TO
three strokes until nearthe end.
but they crossed the river. the
thirty-fourth hole, even ON
the thirty-fifth hole Fox made
"A luke aud drove into the pond
and Bullitt won, making him
one up. On the thirt, sixth
and last hole Buliitt made
tluke on his second ,undFoN won
by a four to five, again tying
the score. ON the thirty
seventh hole Bullitton his dri,
was stimied behind ltrpr
electric light pole He tried o.
play over with his mashie but
failed, and his ball landed Is
few feet from and immedintel,
behind the telegraph pole. Fox
made a beautiful second aud
landed on the green about stN
feet from the hole. Bulitt ON
his third made cut shot
around the telegraph pole and
landed within about twenty five
feet from the hole. BY all the
chanches of the game, Fox was
now regarded as "a sure WINNER.
but Bullitt put for the hole. and
as luck would have It,, went n.
1t was then up Co Fox. Ii hr
went in, he was winner 10 not
they would again be tied and
would have TO 20 ON To themes
hole. There was quite a crowd
of fans following, and the uN-
element was intense Fox
however, seemed 10 bee the
coolest OF the bunch, and from
the result hc must have been.
though his wife says he has
been nervous wreck ever
since lie put, and his ball af-
ter hesitating ON the lip of tine
cup finally rolled in He WINS
congratulated ON an sides ats
winner of one of the hardest
played games ever Witnessed
on this course.
Play for The championship
cup was commenced i'm lQn'.
In 1912 it was won by Bulltt.
but in ali the other years lglL
1913 1914 and 1918, Fox has
been the winner. He and
Bullitt are the oldest men ia
the Club. What les the matter
with the boys? And who OF
them will now dare contend
that men of sixty ought to be
Oslerizedl
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A BARGAIN.

| have a $3.50 genuine Bald
win Piano. | will take 1878 for
this piano, which is as good as
new. Terms, $50 down and $40
per month.
G. q. Blankenship,
4A.4l Jonesville, Va.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
NIRGlNIA:-In the Clerks Onice -
the Circuit Court of the County of Wise
the 10Th day OF October 1915
Williams II Nickcls, Plaintin
VS.
Enoch Boggs, ct ais Defendants
lNCHANCERY.

The Object Of this suit is TO have the
PARTITION made by the heirs of James
Boggs, Deceased in and to "a certain tract
OF land on Pounding Nil Branch. Wise
County, Virginia, confirmed 10 re-
move the clouds and quiet the title to
Seventy three aeers owned by W II
Nickels To enion defendants from tres
passing aud committing waste on said
Nickels tract
And IL appearing from affidavit on file
in said Office that William X Smrgill.
William MoGeorge, Martin w Dixon, u
Q. Coldiron, Enooh Boggs, Rachel Boggs
Munro Hall, William Coots, Elizabeth
Coots, Elisha Boggs, Elizabeth Boggs.
Levi Boggs. Susan Boggs, jesse Boggs
defendants in said suit are not residents
of the State of Virginia; it is ordered
that they appear here within fifteen days
after due publication of this order and
do what is necessary 20 protect his in
terest in this suit
IL is further ordered that copy hereof
be published once week for four sue
ccssiyc weeks in the Big Stone Gap Pos;
and that copy he posted at the front
door of the Court house of this county as
prescribed by law
a Copy Toste:
w b. HAMILTON, CLERK.
w J iIorsley, p, q. Oct 27.iS-i6
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-11-03

The golden rule seems tohave
switched from the Bank Of Lon.
don to Wall Street.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-11-03

Shooting up the United States
is n large order for any earnest
Mexican bandit.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-11-03

Young Mr.. Rockefeller's visit
to Colorado is several years
late, but better late than never.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-11-03

Massacre Redeemed Armenia
is another bio, on the efficiency
record of Christendom.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-11-03

Miss Irene Hunt, Of Appala-
CHA, spent SUNDAY in the Gap,
at the home of Mrs. W. III.
Carnes.
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1t must be terribly trying ON
the eyes to be an European spy
assigned to study American
Notifications.
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Autumn will have to make a
special effort il it is to deliver
as many melancholy days as
did the late but unlamented
summer.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-11-03

Now that Mr.. Ford wants to
make war SO terrible that no
body will engage in it, what
have he and the Kaiser to quar-
rel about.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-11-03

Spain aud Norway can con-
graduate themselves on having
their neutrality pretty securely
anchored.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-11-03

The boil weevil has made its
usual unappreciated efforts to
hold the cotton crops down 10
marketable propositions.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-11-03

Reports from Colorado coal
feds are 90 the effect that John
ID. Rockefeller. Jr., has sue
ceeded in turning what threat
ened to be a spell OF trouble in
to the time Of his life.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-11-03

Before starting work on that
new and revolutionary sub
marine, Mr. Ford should re-
member that conditions don t
favor getting out in the middle
of a tour and cranking the
blamed thing.
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Henderson lIorsely, who lis
attending school at v. =. L.
spent few days with home
folks in the Gap this week
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-11-03

Mrs d. l. lessee and j h
Jessee, of Dryden, spent sun
day in the Gap.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-11-03

ANNOYANCE.
Shooting up the United States
is n large order for any earnest
Mexican bandit.
Young Mr.. Rockefellcr's visit
to Colorado is several years
late, but better late than never.
Massacre Redeemed Armenia
is another bio, on the efficiency
record of Christendom.
The golden rule seems tohave
switched from the Banl, Of Lon.
don to Wall Street
1t may be doubted whether
recognition of Carranza can be
relied on to relegate Villa to
the realms Of the unidentified.
1t must be terribly trying on
the eyes to be an European spy
assigned to study American
fortIiicutions
Spain aud Norway can con-
graduate themselves on having
their neutrality pretty securely
anchored.
The boil weevil has made it's
usual unappreciated Efforts to
hold the cotton crops down TO
marketable propositions.
Now that Mr.. Ford wants to
make war SO terrible chat no
body will engage in it, what
have he and the Kaiser to quar-
rel about.
Mr.. Wanamaker's proposition
to buy Belgium has not elicted
the same enthusiastic response
that a bargain counter an
uouncement brings.
Autumn will have to make a
special effort il it is to deliver
as many melancholy days as
did the late but unlamented
summer.
Reports from Colorado coal
feds are 90 the effect that John
ID. Rockefeller. Jr., has sue
ceeded in turning what threat
ened to be a spell OF trouble in
to the time OF his life.
While the public is not Elk.
pccted to scrutinize step by step
the progress Of Americas ad
visory inventors, it is apparent
at a glance over the pages Of
news that they already have
some first rate ideas.
Before starting work on that
new and revolutionary sub
marine, Mr. Ford should re
member that conditions don't
favor getting out in the middle
of a tour and cranking the
blamed thing.
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Mrs. j. w. Kelly and little
daughter Margaret spent last
Wednesday with relatives al
Wise.
Miss Elizabeth Bocherding lis
spending few days in town
this week at the home of Capt
j. F. Bullitt
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-11-03

While the public is not Elk
pected to scrutinize step by step
the progress OF Americas ad
visory inventors, it is apparent
at a glance over the pages Of
news that they already have
some first rate ideas.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-11-03

j. w Rush spent few days
in the Gap this week enroute TO
Raleigh, n O., where he VIII
make headquarters for two
months
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-04
HE SAW DAD.

Willis.-Great Scott. mani You
don't mean to say you can't do any
thing with that son of yours who is
reported TO be doing such awful ca
rousing at college?
ellis (sadly)-I haven't the hears
to say word. You see, was fool
ish enough to take him with me to
the national convention of my lodge
last summer.
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THE ESSENCE OF LUXURY

Yes, ] welcome the era OF high
prices-one may live so much more
iuxuriously"
Just how do you make tha9 outT~
Why, there are 50 many more
fhangs that one cannot affoFd-"
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THE OFFICIAL STRAP-HoLDER

THE OFFICIAL SHAREHOLDER
VI hen mother was q little girl,
So young she wore her hair in eur
1t happened that her father gave.
Each Sunday morn, his face a shavea
And when he had his lather made,
And then prepared to whet his blade
He put the tools in Mothers lap,
And let her hold the strap.
As years went by. it may seenl
strange,
But Mother never seemed to changer
And when my sister was at play,
And I would take her doll awav
Or put can on pussy's head,
Ma would invite me TO the shed;
And then / knew I'd get a rap,
For Mother held the strap
And since I've grown to be a man
go with Mother when l can
To shop and buy herself a gown,
Or visit friends about the town;
And when we board a Crowded car
The men stay seated where they ara
And cen recline to take a nap,
While Mother holds a strap.
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NEVER.

Cashier-But you must be identi1
fed. Isn't there someone here in
the bank who knows your"
Mr.. Jaggs.-'Course not. 'Spese I'd
come in here drunk if there was?
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wHRN WOMEN VOTE

Mere Man.-What are those little
Statues In front of the ballot boxess
Poll Clerk-Those are reproduce
ltions of the various candidates. A
woman couldn't think of ordering any
thing, except from a pattern yoE
know.
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Isi. s 81 q s Ses & i IS od H's c s
isabelle
8 6 : ms iqs iss block 4
&c crows0n East s,a g e lot lss block A.
NJ J. conway 1856 block a. Old city
ST. s Ss /. Pq Gis si1 ii &
s 50 T & '' 81 sy i: 4
rhisasn lot lss block IS Old city
s9st g. ls d 5 CITY I9' q l 9sa as
cneesta. iS1 block a
F'e'''A siae = a. os city la oG P lss
siss 4 a Old c iRs d r PENS. rs
Mary lot 49, block a.
Kate warned. South a lot 1ss block g.
lot iss block a. Old city
LIE Dus'.ea s. 81 S l:i block Is
D's''n ss ( o. ID. Iot S asa aa IS s os
John = S9,sSSa block *
GrssnblAtt East lot 10. block Is.
Ezahsls All lot In block city
Anna o. ia block IS old city
c south Rs z e lot 1877 block a.
Kat. Ds...wossss f ss e 81 Fi 49, Sss H.
Unknown Est A. A. B1sher.Ees Is Il lot 49, block a.
Unanown Est wrn FISHER WEST Is IT. lot 1872 block 9
John South IT. lot 49, block e.
9as ci IS * & a'P RsrsS 1855 IT
Pns" n Turner '' s. & Sod s & s 81 s's Sc &
s IS Il sls.s i, v; 81 d5
Fisher H.- Estate .ssss Is q &;
no perth D. 20 it, & lot 4 aat 81. and 1r Of
Upevu r 4 zig Z. S. r; ssss T. ola city
Unknown. a FISHER. 10 lot ass block 90
49,. old Old city Of Pensacola ss q !; s.
lsss g Slo 81 e g. "s old g c S l o
Pensacola
''s go i nt 81 s.s 3 S s. Sd Z c 6
y 8 It & & sss Fl i :s 81
cssy half & e q 81 sss. Sioo Is
John SsE s le s1 sss sesE n
e: q
r Saunders East bali lot $40. BLOCK sa
uninawn. Eut D. wilkins. East q west Sc Il lot
s slSsa + e t ga cis i 't Feet
k sssfla 49, S;c;f *
Urban Land so9ss q ssk s. sss S!oes i
Urban Land ist sss, block ., Old CITY
''' As'sA s = block g Il L c go asst
Mary Saf $50 block IL
Mary esa f 5sK Z & p; sso Slooi ID
Eass 81 is e's S. e be sR'i ioid city
Nay stoke. sss4 Il 81 III
sazScsaas ssats PsR Rsif 1ot 500, block ii.
w Perry. All SIS. block 81. Old CITY
ssut Is g "a bon r. !. 81 ss
r. whddOn Norh sP hs lot si5 block H.
r''a' 8 So & e & 'G 6a e ef ct Ct
oscar East Ssm lot $751; block H.
Fisher Real Estate Agency lot $751; block Il Old city
block q o. Old dne CITY " 81 81
Angelina Rs IS 81 81 sl.ss q s. os S;s
Dab 81 It lot s5s block az
@s.i : ( & scout: :ss5s : s as M
80 e, e f.. q lot $50 block l.
Unknown N 81 e! 49, sl6 Ssns g. oia city
DuAi.on Esst T. west Isl + y
block as old city fss of fi Pen sss.
F.hsr Real Estate Agency All ot ss block Is Old city
FISHER Estate sss block IS Old city
sss Il s. s. =; ciS u j It p S.
sacola .....................
Soes n 81 Cd e City sRa q r. ps en-
rs s7o s7l s7s nortaeas,
streets. Old CITY Of Psnsa-
Ruhv rsr 17ast.I 1 eUs s7s scsrnetsry lot old
City of Pensacola .........
Est A. A. Fisher. Lots $50, ssi Cemetery
f#sA& lot Old City OF
OBrfen Lot S9T Cemetery
City of Pensacola ..........
Unknown. "A. a Fisher. South "a It.
north s IT. 4s2 or42 fl
#, north of
Romano street, City Of
Pensacola
Unknown. A. A Fdsher South OF
RoS NJ aa' s f t. s R CITY 81 &
Pensacola
Angela Re Re, Agent. Lot 4SS 4S IT.
Spring
ge,4 itv of
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NEIoHBoRLY INFERENCE.

beautiful children you have, ma'an!
Mrs. Hogan from the floor aboye)3
-Phat's thot slob sellin', Mrs Room
eyl
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1coHtnuea on See Page.l
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west hai1 lot 1868 and lot S69,
block /. Old City Of PEN
socola ......... ............
Lots $40. sT1, STA. northeast
corner Alcanix and Romano
streets. Old city Of Pensa-
Lots SIS, acsmetery lot" Old
City Of Pensacola 1900.
Lots $50, SEQ, Ssl, cemetery
lot" Old City OF Pensacola
Lot S97. Cemetery lot" Old
City of Pensacola ...
South "a IT. of lot 1872 and
north s IT. lot 4s2 ORG fl
by 10 #, SO tt. north of
Romano street, Old City Of
Pensacola
South 40 IT. of lot 4S2 or 40
# by 10 #, IS IT. north of
Romano street, Old City of
Pensacola $500. .-.....
Lot ass or 4S IT. by 10 fl.
northwest corner Spring and
Romano streets. Old City of
Pensacola ........ -.
Lot x, Old City Of Pensacola
20 It. north front by 7S IT.
part lots / and 2. sub-di-
vision lot NJ, Old City of
Pensacola $500. ....
West half lot Z, sub division
lot M, Old City Of Pensa-
cola $685.. -....-.-..
North half lot 8 between
Government and Church
streets. Old City Of Pen
Sacola .......... .....
West 81 #. ( ms. OF lot II
between Government and
Church streets, Old City OF
Pensacola ... .
East % It. s ms. of lot II be-
tween Government and
Church streets. Old City of
Pensacola .... ..
East AZ fl. of north $50 IT. lot
1, west 8 IT by $50 #. lot
2, Arpent lots. Old City of
Pensacola - .
North 5S it. of east 100 tt. lot
2, Arpent lot, Old City OF
Pensacola .Ass@asA s&~-aA-A
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"A oLEAM oF HOPE

7 hear that Biiter.s dsughter
eIoped with his chauffeur"
Yes, and Bitter wired his forgive
ness"
What did he do that for1'
He said he thought now there
might be chsnee for him 70 nee his
car"
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BEEN LOOKING FOR HIM.

Stranger. = Offlcer, I'm = hic-aa
Elk, an Eagle, Buffalo, and an Owl
Ofhcer.--I want you; I'm BaTnun, q
Forepaugh and Sells.
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1875
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21.75
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1856
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SIS 81. sS
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@ =
a GALLEY O. Fun4
ITRF RATI~G9AMra

Tommy.-What yer going to Sum
day school fer ali the timer 'TainN
no use.
WHITEHALL I'm going to get q
good place in the line to Heaven
and maybe ] can sen II to somebody.
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ALWAYS.

ALWAYS.
The Cop.-Whieh OF these houset
do you live inl
Mr.. Jaggs-Take me ali along the
street. femme try exry door. and
the only enc ! can't open ish nina
Mrs. Flint (severeiy)-Do you
ever drink intcxicants1
Sciied SpooneT (at the dcoE).-Be3
fore rerIyfn', Tnaddim, permit sna te
ask II dat IL an invitation or merely
an inquiry
HIsTRIoNIc.
By some she 10 considered the
leading emotional actress Of tbf
day"
Apd she has never msrr4sd. you
say?"
"A little. / beiieve-In the afnassss
wag.H
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-23

Caruso is receiving $4,000 year
In royalties on new records he has
made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-23
REDUCED RATE
ON SALMON TO
HELP BUSINESS

Redoubled activity among fish
shippers was noticeable on the water
front Friday, following announce
ment that the interstate commerce
commission had granted reduced
freight rate on salmon and canned
goods TO points west of Chicago.
Saturday the new schedule will
become effective. and several I'M
mense orders will be started East.
The commission has reduced the
rate for salmon from 20 to 60 cents.
and for canned goods from S5 TO
seq cents.
Commercial clubs. railroads and
shippers of Seattle and Portland
have kept the wires between the
Pacific coast and Washington, ID.
c.. hot for many days urging the
commission to hasten its decision.
II IL likely rates will be extended
to Mississippi, Tennessee and Ala
bana within short time. and later
to the entire country to tho Atlantic
seaboard.
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Confessions of a Wife |:
i = - n = = = = =

In my cold heart
In the meantime what are We
going TO do with your mother
Is she on the rampage over Jack
again."
Yes. and because would insist
upon going with Aunt Mary 10 the
doctors while she WRs here she In.
sists she was sent home and tells
the to tell you that you can find
her at the hotel--she will not come
here again"
Well. she'll wait long time for
me 90 go there and abet her In her
foollshness." said Dick calmly.
There. little book. isn't that Just
like n man. lie can sit back and
just let things boil or simmer with.
out even raising the cover Of the
pot.
a woman would feel that she had
to Immediately 30 over and explain
to her mother and she would not
mako matters any better. but n
man. by always taking the line Of
least resistance In all matters Of
this kind. not only saves himself a
lot OF trouble. but saves trouble for
the others.
Where do you suppose Jack Is
now" I asked.
Il don't know and don't care. .
no answered. Since we shut off
mothers money and he Is not get.
ting It. of course he In making a
great plea about getting home. DO
you think Mary will ever take him
back"
Would you. Dick. n you were
Nary"
Il would not, but you women are
queer creatures and you are apt TO
forgive as many times as We are
asked TO forgive In the Bible. |
guess It's good thing for men that
you do" continued Dick, with a
grin
Il don't think we always forgive,
Dick. We Just bear II because We
don't know what else to do. How.
ever. we are not bearing as much
as we used to do. because we know
what we can do. Look Mt Mary,
she knows she can get along with.
out Jack or any other man. conse-
quently II will be a long time be-
fore she will listen 20 love talk
from another"
Ito Be Continued Tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-23

He battles the best
scientists.
Greatest minds wonder
At his powers.
1t is he whom you
read about in yesterdays
Star. Embodied, he To-
Gates a hidden key, a
Iock-box in the Title
Trust Co.. secures a let
ter and delivers it to Otto
Ease. Secy. Commercial
Club. All this while
oiindfolded and with no
knowledge of the place
where key was hidden,
Where lock-box was 10
sated, or to whom the
etter was addressed.
How does he do it?
He is demonstrating
his powers at
Grand Opera
House
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