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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-16
ARREST LEADER
OF CULT IN BED
Postal Authorities Charge DR..
Newo Newt New Is
an Impostor.
JEALOUSY TRAPS HIM

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Oct. 1G.--
Or Newo NeWi New. famous thru.
out the a. s. ~ the founder OF the
fNewthot" religion. IL under arrest
here by T. s. postal authorities.
Mrs. I. W. Claire, styled DR..
Claire. -. ~. doctor OF Newth0tJ.
Bishop Of California. has told Z.
s. Attorney John w Preston a
story in which she chargedO1sN
Newo Newt New with being an I'm.
poster
With the founder Of the Newthot
cult al the time OF his arrest WAS
another woman. Mrs. Marie Ora
ham. who WAS taken with the doc
tor as a witness.
Find Ne~o Under Covers.
When postal inspectors gained
access 20 DR.. News quarters thru
IA window. after being ignored az
the entrance. they discovered DIR.
New In bed with the covers drawn
over his head. and Mrs. Graham
dressing In another room.
Both we're taken before 4. 3.
Commissioner Krull for a hearing.
Mrs. Claire claimed News real
name is John Fair. and asserted she
had Travelled from state TO state
with him while he gathered con.
yerts TO his faith.
Say It's All a Fake.
She told OF how another woman
came In and OF how DIR. New in
stalled a booth at the Worlds Fair
here.
The government charges New
with "fraudulently pretending.snA
claiming to be the founder OF New.
thot. when In fact there is no such
movement other than the defend
ants desire TO obtain money from
the unwary and unsophisticated."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-16
lo-For Sale Livestock
fS-Lost and Found

TUaT--Ir Meridian car FRIDAY after
noon silver mesh bag containing over
ttf8 and calling card. keepsake "
dead danrhter Liberal ruuavd. Phone
north tff
T,0Er prom auto trark one vhife can
Vas tool haE one handle. twa locks 30
inches long between n fetn and Whit
man ard 81 f0fh 81 90 %. ~ Fridaf.
October IS Finder please Hetify Sc
attic Taxicah a r----' 60. RsNard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-16

MoNDAh-SfRN H. lbs. Efhnuiateo
sueHr sec stall -. pure pastcurised
milk. o. pit &c At siail 1883. 10 lbs
hest pure cane sugar CSC with other
g. so order stall ~ fresh ginFersnaps
Z ihs Csc stall CO. raisins and currsnfs
Zoe 10 stall g. boxes matches l0c
stall 1904 ta.ih sack good flour. 81 To-
stall o. hominy. Toe M. stall 1891. pork
steak. 1870 ~ stall 81 boiling beef
PC o. stall 1888 kiprrcd herring. lbs
CSC. stan IS. iec ioavcs bread. iac. OF
2 loaves soc Stalls N.tb. ssedless craps
fruit. for Zoe stalls 10 apies. dos
ifr stall a. best Yakima potatoes, size
and 81 90 sack. delivered. apples. 81 %
To- siAb delivered stan SO. strictly fresh
eggs. sGc dos fresh creamery butter. sTe
ih stall 1891 fresh Jersey creamery
butter. lbs $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-16
CAPTIVE OF TURKS
TO SPEAK HERE

Miss Ellen Stone, captive for
months OF Turkish brigands. ran.
somed by contributions of the Amer.
lean people for $4,000. will be the
speaker az the mems mass meeting
at o'clock tomorrow afternoon at
the Y. NJ. c. A. At 2:1S Mrs.
Fletcher Lewis will sing and the
Y. NJ. c. A. orchestra will play l..
+. Swift will give n reading. The
Mayors Confession" at the friend
ship supper, $50. Admission will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-16

LONDON. Oct l6.-Except for
the Balkan problem. the war stu
alton from the allies viewpoint wac
regarded today as improved, espe1
cially In Russia. Even Berlin did
not claim gains on the Eastern
front
The Teuton counter attack near
Wessolowo is being pressed vigor-
ously, following an admitted break
in the German line there. but there
is no indication that IL has been
successful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-16
GERMAN AGENT, POISONED IN
SEATTLE, NOW ENDS HIS LIFE

TACOMA. De-, ie.-Detsils
surrounding the mystery OF
the steamer Sacramento. which
delivered a cargo Of supplies to
German ~arships In the Pacific,
were revealed today with the
death % James o. Macauisy.
ssho committed suicide In his
home yesterday BY turning on
the gas,
Three months ago. In Seattle
Macaulay claims TO have been pol
aoned when he drank a glass o
lemonade NJ a banquet His con
dliion Was serious. For some tim
Il was feared he would die.
After recovering Macauey sai'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-16

he had been poisoned by certain
persons who were dissatisfied with
the way In which he handled af-
fairs for the German government.
whose agent he IN said TO have been
in the Northwest
British secre, service operatives.
II IL said. exposed Macauiay's
plans and caused him TO be dis
charged by the German govern
inent
Before his death by suicide
Macaulay is said 20 have gone 20
the British vice consul here and
confessed he purchased most OF the
cargo that eventually went on
board the Sacramento before she
sailed for San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-16
LOSES NOSE IN
knife BATTLE

Pasquali Muriuzo sustained ap-
proximately 60 knife wounds. and
Zonnica Marrizzs. his cousin. lost
his nose. besides being stabbed
about the same number OF times.
when the pair. who own a small
farm a half mile south OF the
Meadows. were attacked late last
night By two men whose named
were given the sheriff Attack was.
made to gain possession OF old
clothing. IL is alleged A furious'
fight ensued. and all four were SCI
yerely cut The attackers fed. but
are being pursued by deputy sher-
ifs Adjoining towns have been
notified 20 look out for them.
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27-For Rent unfinished

coon HoME riAcE. roams lans
lease asoa tsnant cheap Main east
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-16
H0URWICH SPEAKS

Prot Isaac a. Hourwich. former.
~ with the Department OF lmmigra-
tion. New York labor leader. au-
thor, and lecturer. will speak at the
Labor Temple Sunday night at
p. m. on the subject Capitalist
and Foreign Markets"
Monday evening at s p. M he
will speak in Yiddish at Washing
ton hall. 1ith ave. and East Fir st,
on "Specialism and War"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-16
SEVERAL HURT IN
ALASKA EXPLOSION

CORDOVA. Alaska, Oct. 1e.-Da-
vid Barry is in critical condition
today and three others are suffer
ing with minor injuries as the re-
suit of fire caused Thursday
night by the explosion OF a 25-gal-
Ion tank OF alcohol at the United
States wireless telegraph station.
Several buildings were damaged.
and the sending apparatus was put
out OF commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-16
TO TALK IN CODE

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. to-
Thomas A. Edison today &C
eepted by telegraph an invita-.
tion 90 attend a dinner in his
honor. rendered by the tele.
graph operators OF San Fran
cisco.
The menus for the Edison
dinner will be printed In dots
and eashes. and what speech.
making 10 done will be over
keys and saunders, which will
be Installed In front 81 each
ques, a, the table. Tiny teie-
graph poles Will carry the
wires about tho table. and the
music for the occasion Will
come from a number Of phono-
graphs
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sstt III IND

SATURDAY. Pot roast. BE- N round
steak itr ~ pork fnast. isr 10 hams.
hair Or who'll. iac % fancy bacon. i5c
10 peach or apricot jam. lbs sic chile
pepper cheese Toe best butter lhs
81. choice puiie.s re o. live hens ite
10 dnE cookies Sc klpprrrd salmon z
he atc. shumps Zoe 10 banana apples
Toe daa lemons Toe dor bananas. lac
dos apples Sc dng eggplant. , his
zoe sweet potatoes he csc. big spuds.
So ihs Toe. radish~s punches &C. spin
ach. lbs ier paTsntps 9 lhs ac' patent
flour. tia0 per sack sugar 10. 4be
cans coup itc Soc hrcorns. asci gee
bottle catsup. Toe. new rnislns. pkss
Hsg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-16
BRIDGE DEDICATED

la CONNER. Oct. Liza Con
ner is feeling proud today at the
words OF praise given the city by
Gov. Lister, who made the prinei.
pal address here yesterday at the
dedication of the new steel bridge
across the Swinomish slough. The
bridge cost $4,000 II was chris.
tened by Miss Jaomi Vaughan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-16
BANK CASHIER IS =
ON FOR HEARING

II. H. Howard. cashier OF the
Christopher. Knickerbocker AZ
Howard bank. at Auburn. which
failed some time ago, viii appear
before Justice Brinker for a hear
ing on the perjury charge lodged
against him at a date not yet set.
II is asserted that he made false
statements as to the banks finan-
cial condition December 81. 1918.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-16
PUBLICMARKETS


No~pAy sian sea- ccrn~d hset sc
~ 5~lt~d pigs fsri zee 10, German
saianal tec o. stall sci large head
cabbage. Sc ffantSfrirs- Us 80. hssh
snfnarh ihs Zee stall 1si Yakima
isafasaas VI sark mes crop ~alnuts aef
is fancy hanana. itr dor stall ats
nfusssis .praufs ne 1tc fre~h Frern
n.zs he ftc. fine cantsiopr~s. tnr
ase stall 81. iec ioavss bread. iAs .
rofrss rakes gtr dnE 1.isrer cakes sbe
saeh stall Tea. - = sharp chess. lee
Il, as- comb honey iic 10 peanut
butter 3 10 sfr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-16

SAT- RpAN

SAT- RpAN stalls i06-iia cans
best MIX. 2hc. sugar. lbs sc. sifted
peas @ cans Csc asparagus, soc can: soc
can baking powder. aac. y gal can Log
cabin svrup. 13c. stalls iS-2b. Z large
cans hest milk Zoe with purchase 81
H. Of bulk tea or coffee. 2 cans minced
CLANS ibc. large cans milk. &C. CSC
citrus pow dSr. zoe. stalls . 9, &, 2 legs
~ lamb. igltc 10. veal and pork roasts
Zoe ~, iamh shoulder sMc H. fresh
dressed hens. ibisc N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-16
SUICIDES ON BOAT

PORT TOWNSEND, oct i6.-
The body OF John Peters, 81. OF Los
Angeles, carriage worker. is al
the morgue here today, having been
taken off the steamer Yosemite. on
which Peters took passage at San
Pedro He shot himself yesterday
dying simultaneously, He had 81
in his pockets. His address was
ESQ $. Pedro St. Los Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-16
Wanted Miscellaneous

I WANTED-Whcei chair at once:
reasonable Address HIS. star
/ wGSTEfl- isunrh frofu ~ - 20 fssi
I long Address % % Green. Tliiafuea3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-16

SATURDAY. stalls ta.is soc can,
baking powder $50. soc tea 40c NJ
appie cider. loss than ~ hours old. Toe
a. c0c - sal or soc sal. delivered
stalls si.ae patent flour. $50 per sack
delivered. he sugar Asc stall 20
leRs ~ lamb. ibc NJ shoulders 81 lamb
t0e ~ stalls g0-1g-7i. hams. lie N
stalls 2e-2e. new grapefruit : for lse
large head ranlifiowcr. Toe. stalls e.
ma. crauberries. lbs csc; spinach.
lbs 100. Jersey sweet potatoes, lbs
he lbs 2bc.
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IiIII

aoSpAT-NAu 2 cream brick chsess.
re- % gtonEs grursfg. , cans rAmpbeifs
soups CSC white Meat Co. fancy bacon
tte IN iarth sicR, A. ~. fancy pofk
sausage Toe ~ stall TO- homin1. lee
az stall a. fresh hHiihut. lbs 90
fresh silver salmon. Too 10. ihs zAe
stan u bananas Toe and Sc dos siaii
le peanut butter Tee No. stall a. fresh
local ranch sKEn tsc dor stall ~. ripe
siIses lsr o. Etonss Meat Market.
bee, pure lard ibs 1tc extra fine plx
uaWsaKs lsr ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-16
A.O.U.W. MEETS HERE

Delegates from Tacoma. Bremen
ton. Puyallup. Everett, Snohomish.
Marysville, Arlington aud Kirkland
viii be present to participate in the
celebration and initiation to be held
by the Seattle lodges OF the Ancient
order of llntled Workmen in Pyth.
las hall Friday night. October 30.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-16
i6-Agents Wanted

AGENTS. Heres the best line 81 food
flavpra. perfumes. soaps toilet prepare
lions etc ever offered mo- capital
needed complete outfits furnished free
GO worksrs Write today Tor fuil par
ticuiars American Products Co. $685.
Third sf Cincinnati %
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CITE MEAT COMPANY

The Western Meat Co. has been
cited to appear before Justice Reah
Whitehead. October 20. and answer
TO a charge Of having in It's posses
sion unfit food. brought by VIII II.
Adams. state pure food inspector.
Adams Says the food IN question
was SOS pounds OF turkeys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-16
TRAFFIC is HEAVY

Passenger traffic 10 California Is
as heavy as during the summer.
altho the big exposition II nearly
over. say steamship officials. The
Admiral Dewey departed for the
South Friday night with 1870 pas
Bengers and a heavy freight cargo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-16
STOKER BROWNS

A japanese stoker. whose name
Is unknown. employed on the steam-
err Minnesota, fell overheard Friday
night near the port commission
dock at Garfield St. and is believed
to have drowned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-16

KANSAS CITY, Mo, oct ia
special train bearing doctors and
nurses has gone from Manhattan
Kan, TO Randolph. the scene OF the
Union Pacific wreck, The chief
dispatcher only knew that num-
Der were injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-16
LIFE TOO EXCITING
ASKS FOR DIVORCE

Los ANGELES. oct. i6-Wm.
l. Racine wants Judge Monroe TO
give him divorce today. because
he says his life In too exciting
Racine told the Judge his wife.
Marie. threw 40 many dishes and
lamps at him he almost got = erick
In his back lodging them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-16
AnoY CO.'S TO WASHINGTON

Andy J Eidrcd. formerly city
hall reporter for tho Seattle sun.
iatcr reporter on The star and
until a day or two ago reporter for
the Tacoma Times. leaves Satur.
day night for Washington. u 6. 10
Join the staff Of tho United Press
bureau there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-16

PUGET SOUND
STEAMERS
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
STEAMERS LEAVE FROM CorNA~
potk. roor or MARION srsrEr
issvs Arrive
s.st,i. asatti.
teysr ste~ms, -isus. faF sspua
dairy Te~rssnt Williams faiiT
esrsps pans.rss. Hsaut ~ creep,
hstsr-r shs Angeles lssns.y
.yiefsri.. n. c.--rs,, rs~s.esd-rer'
Anssies
81. ~ steamer soi pus. fsf' ;spn
rtf. fTawus.nf Williams. daily
rtshs uunrsnsss fNsautuf.f
fauT 'Anssis. aaf ririeris
'Dc.. roi ssii at
iNic'nria Sundays
Taesrn. Dir~<t
sssfr~,~.rssr. r.s.rns ard ttsFs
ssaru tndiarsr.ii. ssr Ts.'ft sstu
81 seam cersA direct steamer ~ fepsn
sspsr svsrY to hour i,e fspns
sspfn'sirsi. trip tsr roana ierFn
tffprntFin Connection. A. strrn
seem TArnnA 18th steam. sie pr
'iirTn'.r. fer Olympia ans 'isifa pr
iatiy Eh.i'an dsilY
'rer rewrs~,a--Ansonrt~>-
B~iIi,shsp
; ssxrr 7ssssus, whatsusn 3 efsna
dsnr isor ror, Townsend daily
.srsr' iAnsrartss ara nsi. srcsni
ssnasriinshan lsunasr
Ev~r~'t-Edm~nds
80
;srrn 'r,erett. rf-aens. aeprn
isur Everett only daily
r,srr,t-p~iiis.ha ,n--Araesr,~s-
Port r.~ns~nd
10 ttprrs =. .Kui.har. Tor soun5
daily Ersr~ Ansrnrfr. daily
isrf us iinrNs
fCsiis - rort Tawn-l
ssnf .ouihhauna o..'
10y Doe. No, rail 81
Everett SATURDAY..
san Juan Ehap,
=. % s,r. Ra..iie. ,,r rcr, 9 onpTa
r7ifn'NtTowu.~nf srs psi 'Tu~.fw
eunssvitnrhsrn. via si' sanThurs'y
Tuesf y fusn island point. lsatur'Y
TNursrl
Port ravr.sad--re-t Arw~ie.-Neah
psy ard WAY Port.
7sn steamer neiiins- ohntn
rnifr'hthann. Tor rar, Town ITu~.d'v
sunfsvsenf Port Angeles Thurs'y
.r.. '"'"'
- ~ -. ---------
Port Townsend-rort Arg~ies-Cr~.-
rent ard Way Port.
-sa ct, y.,.l.,i. ,o,f eo.,
fnisn'ht'port To~ns-nf. port'Nonssv
Monday Angelo. por, cr,sI soprn
wsdr-.esnt ctsiism snd'wesne-
Frtf.y'waY ports Friday
rc,, c.c,b,.--f ,sior-v1..,.,
t...-----s.--.. -
hNenn ~'~nmr' rnsN' ror sNam
'aNV WINSTON " " NAVY
sscep' '. ~ Frlon erosrt
Hstnr y 80 lsr' Tn"n'end sunday
ron
snd hs1lnck
Saturday Only
sopun steamer Puget. ,or' soarrn
Kingston. LUDLOW and
way roiut-
sunday Only
snosm Steamer ruset. for conn,
Kingston. Ludlow ana
way point.
ua.a c.,.i-,..,,.,.-,.
poeAm ~. Fri''tch' Tor ffssm
d"iv i.udlow. Port Gamble daily
ercsp'''Hang0r ana all sscspt
Had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-16
THREE LAKES
s ACRES At KiHKLANp

Lees than hal, mile from lake
Washington Tor 81 900 terms
$50 cash ard 80 monthly part
upland and balance rich bottom
sofl improved with house and
oufbuiidiuEs fine visw ~ lake
and ritv Take county ferry 81
Madison park direct 90 Kirkland
and caii at Burke Ferrara
office
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COLLECTIONS
COLLATERAL LOANS

rT9fsrf-rAnir place 60 borrow money
a. diamonds and iswsirT lfw rates
private offices American tswrlfT Co
sss S-rerf
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o--Autos for Sale
s-For Sale Miscellaneous

ASH ANp Doors
Every home huiidef Is anxious % have
an attractive laoktns house fnuf win.
deNs and daofs so a Ions wey toward
making such home We are msuu-
fariuror. II cteFFthins tn the sash
aus door tine sell dfvct 90 ans ene
a. factory prices
Glass daars .,,. ..... tt..sttst " 70 up
sxpansi doors, 40 slsrs .....st.t e
saur fnr painting .,.t. ...tt. i-le
Bungaiaw sash ..tt.+-t- p
CottAEe front wtndaas .tt.t+st+ 10y
standard iight Windows ststts ~
Craftsman cupboard doors .t..s. 20
ttathsd sash gNG .,.ttt.ttt p
G0ta seal f0nf1ns .srt.. ..st..st 70
short length fioorins and eeuinE and
feet 81 % per : eea n Our een's
rivtr catalogue 30 "a sent Tree on
request
- ~ WILLIAMS co
Phone Main 1917 ittf fifst sts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-16

Gates. from the cradle TO the grave
tells every person the planet they
were born under their lucky and
unlucky planets. and what steps IN
life To take 20 better themselves
what part Of the country Is heal for
them. tells you how To become
healthy and remain no. what buni-
ness you are beet adapted for,
when and whom you VIII marry
settles and explains love affairs and
family troubles. reuniieH the sep
arated. etc. why not see the best
Il costs no more sATlSFACTiOE
GUARANTEED OR 40 CHARGES.
80 one IN trouble turned away
money or no money Permanent
~ located al GIG Union 81
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AUTO DELIVERY co.

ron itENr AT AK Neat FURNISHED.
s.rnam faftsHri Eas range sStlf
ushts ., 90 month Essi stss
F0H HFSI-f arnished faens Naisf
ard usht chicken runs ani Eafdsh
hfes riass 'fpo Nainisf fsiisf
panisr aistfiei rhens h.inisf SOS
Ntrrff frntshsf nous. fer rent. ni'h
uiaea ga v itsL Near dfssh LaAs
..', ~ =.
27--For Rent Unfurnished
coon HoME rt.AcE roams lens
lease seod tenant, cheap Main ssst
~erih igsH
'nFNr citEAr cisaa. onfnfof'ahis.
faom modern cottage paved street
ssrsiient eaF service cail a. ssaa
Maaisen. ~ phone Essi ser
WANTED 10 hear ffpn ounsr ~ esaf
tusiness far sale state cash iatHe
ard description = uHsh Mia
o-e~g-Nes~-S~~
HOTELS
4itE NinufNra HOTEL
VlfsiaiA ~ sd Eixhth 49,
Tee auF rafs ria wssttaks ave ties Het
sfn elegantly farnishsf ranms with TIE
h.st D. elss uiinsss rufufrft snd enuftssr
fur che least feunsT Tfensisaf Sc %
81 ws-hiy. ssts 20 a. kiirhsn psisis
i.ses
rtf& AwNEN --ftha Eisa's. nssf wss'
lake 49, Nrw clean. farwishnf. steam
heated bedrooms For neal tree baths
ana prom. rfsrslsn' ttes wsssir y .
uf iNNtthk MurE Nihsis haasskesn
ins fuer,s y % and W Opposite car-
ner Nafhst isaeh tifsi ste
pUTff wNi.uu~ rtsih ssa Tssisf 80
Hss.orshir osists eonfartabis. a. 80
ts,a rino't ftss
fAxfos norEi.ists -sst 20 hsas.
tssplns suliss. % Tbifa sd chsrfr
rofrf. NTw vESDouE fitf fifss sss.
p-r Ia So ur -fss y W
norEL tAVESroitr seasrs Vim
snd pa.
~, -. = s..sss y
2s-Furuished Apis.
nf-rFf kfanrMESrn y ara .-fesfn
furnishsf apartments al n9fsfn sfa
rfs. - na- tits
AoDEWN onr rd.asn sp4rgmsnis ~ -
~~lN~@s~s,~eSS~1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~
29-Unfurnished Apis.
QpfSrV AFAHrwENTN Measis sna
Fpems iitss 70 is'te ~ ij'h ave
East rfre
3i-Housekeeping Rooms
THREE modern hHussassrinE Fnefns
niesiY furnished Sc pss morih Fhnns
Safth ttte
TWO PHEASANT rooms cheap. 6aoa aaf
tinu. siserinr feutn tef Etshfh ave
! ftot sEkEEFfNg siaEia rooms asY -
week close ln cheap itet Htaih avs
| N<=~~S~ss-.esss~~>e~e
32-Room and Board
HAVE = nirs urrsr Tat 81 Nnh tffii ave
riess % walking distance nlr~ rooms
| free feihphnrs Wouid ifh tHu ~
| thesa fnnfm~rs Mould gisa fifsf elias
| board hsfua rnnNeHirurrs Main FWiF
~~~~~~~~~~s~e~~Ne.~~~~~
4i-Acrcage for Sale
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fIs'rEs Messenger from b~yond mas be
hnerAiuE az your door With message
- sunlight and success fnf Ynu. Come.
d. convinced hF urftha Seisau tfus
adviser ~ tho Noffhwest Hotel Naffis.
rest Thifd Consultation dalif. circle
tonight -.
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DO YOU NEED MONEY
CHATTEL LOANS

We can Furnish % on reasonable tsffns
so snllh n.sS s .S,.,@.-.,l1~o~u~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-16
1 Funeral Notice

rUHLrs AZ set ritth ave s. wednes.
day eNuntnE October "a. iaia. Massies
eldest daughter ~ William aud Gather
inc chisholm and wife uf Harry
Phelps burbank Wash. and sister 90
PRANK and Andrew chisholm and Mrs
0oarae rackuf
Funeral from Johnston 3 Hamilton :
patlnrs sunday. October o. 1913 At 70
h m tntermpnt go Lake View cemetery.
ToResrERs or AMERICA. ELLIOTT
nav cOpNT SO 49, Am HhhW'
Frs Local. No tte ATTENTION
arEFFAN a-At Providence hospital pttas
her "a tet6. kssper stefan. ase -
years survived ty wife aud three chN.
drru ~ ga pofris o.
Funeral services SUNDAY, october II,
az g. M chauel ~ urofErtoen Under
taking 80 Friends Invited
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-16
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW

RUSSELL n rkRREt.L-tfe y hik
General practice. estates, lass hpseeai
ara ~lf~. consultation FREE Elliott IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-16
Motorcycles for Sale.

MplunCNci.R Nsw and second hand
an makes sefns ~ These taken On new
INDIAN MOTORCYCLES haiieu =
Wright SAT r Pike at. near broadway
rhane East sft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-16
17-Salesmen Wanted
l9-Malc Help Wanted

oHIGTNAT. MoLER BARBER cot.
LKGE. 100 Main st. pays wages %
men and women Whiis learning barber
trade assists you securing positions
40 colleges gard year Ia business Cat
sioFue free
WANTED several good I've busting
hoys over o. years ~ axe. 20 carry
routes in the University district Apply
Circulation Department star Aain
1900
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-10-07
STOMACH MISERY
QUICKLY VANISHES

Your money back II you want 1t is
the way in which G. K. Fogg. the
popular druggist is selling Mi-o-na,
the great dyspepsia remedy.
This is an unusual plan, but Mi-o-na
has so much merit and is SO almost
invariably successful in relieving all
forms of indigestion that he runs but
little risk in selling under guaran-
tee of this kind
Do not be miserable or make your
friends miserable with your dyspep-
STA. Mi-o-na will help you. If II
doesn't. tell G. r. Fogg that you want
your money back and he will cheer
fully refund 1t.
A change for the better will be
seen from the, first few doses of MILO
ma and its continued use will soon
start you ON the road to perfect di-
gestion and enjoyment of food.
Mona has been so uniformly sue
cessful that every box is sold under a
positive guarantee to refund the
money IL ii does not relieve. what
fairer proposition could be made
G. r. Fogg gives his personal guar
antee of money back If you want 1t
with every box of Mi-o-na that he
sells. a guarantee like this speaks
volumes for the merit of the remedy.
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