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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-19

Nj mHLhAm = LIE EN-
Copyright, 1915, by the News
Some day, little book, I'm going to
have a serious talk, with you about
'the long arm of coincidence"
It seems to me that things hap
pen every day to most of us IN a
way, that if the novelist would take
advantage of it, he would be called
exaggerated and untrue to life.
had hardly read Donna Tenney's
letter telling me about her re-mar-
rage with Bill when received one
from Kitty MaIram from whom had
not heard in long time. In 1t sne
said: 81 wonder if it is the spring
time that makes one so restless and
dissatisfied, dear Margie? Here am
l with the best man l have ever
known for husband and yet l am
afraid l am wishing for something
else.
you know that some poet has said
that a woman in her first love always
loves her lover; ever after, all she
loves is love. l am not quite sure
have quoted the exact words but L
have written the meaning. Some
times, my dear, 1 think that always,
first and last and all the time all a
woman loves is love.
Men seem to grow interested in
other things. They can, after their
first youth is fed, make business, art
philanthropy, philosophy, their pro-
fession or thousand and one things
take the place of love. Sometimes l
think they forget all about love. You
know that sweet story of De Maui
pesant's in which he speaks OF the
priest who hated women because
their loving hearts we're always ask
ing for someone to love and to love
them?"
men are so sufficient unto them
selves. They seem to feel that if they
are missing anything it is because
fhoI ORC oODfnnt fO miss il that Ii
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-19


paper Enterprise Association.)
say l can stop smoking if want to
but he never does. In other words
they feel that they have no longing
they cannot satisfy at any time.
But, we poor women, we want
not only love but the expression of
love, the little caress the sudden
glance, the quick look of admiration
and the sure knowledge of apprecia-
ton.
Walter is absolutely perfect as
men go. His whole life is given to
right and the uplift of the masses. I
am sure that he loves me and would
be greatly surprised if he dreamed
that l was not as satisfied with my
marriage and my vocation, my life
as he is with his. But, Margie, his
whole interest is in his work. He
never talks of anything else.
81 only see his eyes brighten when
he tells me that he thinks he has
saved some girl from life of shame
and it almost makes me wish were
the girl. OF course that is silly, Mar
gle, for it is in the saving not the
girl that Walter is interested.
But, Margie, Walter has forgotten
to kiss me. During the last six
months l do not think he has kissed
me once. l sometimes am tempted
to do something terrible just for the
sake of being forgiven as forgive
ness of sin seems to be the only thing
that appeals to Walter just now and
perhaps if he did that he would take
me in his arms again and love me a
little.
81 know it's just wonderful to help
poor, suffering humanity.
81 said to him the other night: but
how about poor, suffering wiVes?'
''He looked awfully surprised and
asked innocently: Why Kate, l did
not know you were i'll. You should
have told me before. / will call up
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-19
CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE

MALRAM'S LETTER BREATHES DESPERA7
hit, 1915, by the Newspaper Enterprise Associa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-28
VITAL STATISTICS

Marriage Licences
Chas l. FrA4l.r. Portland. Or, and
Mr.. Gertrude rl@tt Manhattan. ksn
ROY W. H.aiy az. ssatil. and Bessie
n Kunsr. ~. san Franchise. Cal
The. NJ Mccaiitsfsr. Seattle and
Mar a. start. seattle
xiehs.i Lutss. Rstmend and Leonora
Mareii. ee&ttie
Leon Folisst. ~ Seattle. and rsorenes
Service "a. Seattle.
wAiiacs v. Lyona sannydaia and VII
fiaustnA 1. Graham. Seattle.
gr.nt Bseehlnx. 81. seattle. ana " q,
Moftsn.en. ~. Seattle
Harry Wan e,iiser. ~. shy.h~wanA Ind.
and Bsssss Hnton. ~. Seattle
nirshs
Mr.. ard Mr. Gerard Larson tses
ssxth ave. y. Y. son. January a.
Mrs and Mr. Gee. Llyskf. sssi tath
ave r. W. daughter. January ~
Nva and Mr. J Gserd~. ~ Howard
ave ~. daughter. January H.
AIRS and Mr.. J. NIisen. issi X ttth
ct, son. January 20.
Mr.. ard Mr. Ole Tanrerass Poulsbo.
wash. con. January ~.
Mr.. ana Ar. c. Fu3ihia. ssss isth ave.
y. r.. son, January Is.
Mrs. and Mr.. X Nlnoniy~- SIC Fifth
ave. daughter. January Ia
Mrs and AR. r.. Kate. tit Maynard
ave. daughter. January 10.
as. ~ W. daughter January -
Mrs and Asr. chas Greysrhishl iset
uowefi ct. daughter. January "a
Mrs and Mr. T. J. Sullivan. SIS 18th
ave. son. January is.
Mrs and Mr.. c. A. Quinn. So r. ssth
at son. January ~.
Mrs and Mr. J. zaborski fses r. Maai-
son st. daughter. January 80
MIRA and Mr.. v. w. Scripture. Holly
wood Apis. son. January II.
Mrs. and Mr.. Geo. 1agman. 1918 feth
ave s.. son. January 10.
Mrs. and Mr.. c. X. Osborn. tsesA 18th
ave. son. January 10
Mrs and Mr.. Geo. w Fisher. sTse
Mrs and Mr. u. O. Krspe. ssis Isth
ave n. r.. son. January "a
Mrs and Mr. David Mcclay. see 18th
ave ~. daughter. January II
Mrs ard Mr.. y. A. wiekdshl tes Roy
at sen. January Ia.
Mrs and Mr.. Ghs,tL at W. els; 81.
son. January IL
Mr. ard Mr. NJ O. Rud. <eef Afki
ave. son. January ~.
Mr.. and Mr.. J. ". Fletcher. 100 w.
18th at. son. January -.
Deaths
John g MeDonald. IS. ass, sarny.ide
ave. January az
Milton r. Carr. a.. 1917 u. nth st,
Divorce. Granted
Rost. l. Jones vs. Mande Jcaes
Divorces Asked
Aristtns r. Jones VS. Roht. n. tone.
drunkenness, Violet neitehier vs. Henry
peitchier. non-supports Jane. l. Milhorn
"a Iris j. Mtlhorn. abandonment: Helen
1. Winter Va Chas r. Winter. cruelty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-28

Stalls si-as. baking sire salmon trout
100 h.. crab meat ter hi Chinook
salmon tse 10. herring ihs. 2te stalls
f2-zi. bonsyeornb trtDa. lbs zhe; spieed
anoh9viss zoe ID. or zoe ana zte can.
stall IL. new potatoes 8 lbs, zbei ALASKA
turnipH lbs Zoe. dry onions. ~ lbs
Ice Stall zh. soft shell walnuts and
almonds. 2 lbs 2bo. fancy lettuce. heads
100. stalls 2t-zs. sugar, - lbs tiVg
flour tt7b sack delivered. Stall 81,
psanut butter, 2 ibs. ace. cottage cheese,
Toe ID stalls s7.at. leaf lard. i7he ~.
iamb chops lbs 2be. hams. i4e d..
steaks. $50 10 Stall ~. rhabsrb, lbs.
4bo. cranbsffles 100 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-28
NO BIDS FOR sun

No bids for the completes plant
OF the Sun have been made, Re-
cciver s. p Weston announced
Thursday. With George II. Walk
or. receivers attorney, he went
over the half dozen proffers turned
In. A report TO the court viii be
made on these within As hours. he
said. Until such time as the Judge
orders otherwise. he added. bids
for the newspaper establishment ~
unit will be accepted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-28

stall .. silver smsit i0e ID. fresh halt
but. lbs sse. salmon trout. live 10.
carp lbs iBe. silver salmon. lbs ztc
herring. lbs. ste. Stalls 1854. fresh
chufnsd butter. lbs. it.eoi oregon but
Ter. soc ID. mild cream cheese. zoe 10
stall lft, oranges lee don walnuss
lbs sso. cans milk. 7bc, stalls is-fb
zoe cans blaekbsrries Ice. cans minced
CLANS. tseg 4 fbe sta.ss. Jelly, iec. hiall'
!. o. I, pot roast. % 20 AVE ID. lea'
lard. lie H. bacon. 1--we ID cottage
Rams. $50 10 stall II. OH pickles. b
ssr sw.s, relish, $50 pt- stalls ies-iis
string beans. . cans 1kcs cans solid
mack tofnatoea Ale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-28

stalls s 10 D. steer round steak. lie IL {.
issn pork chops. ite 10 lamb chops. ite
10 stall IL. habitat. ibs. abe. kippersd
herring ! tie 1tcs Finnan hadfta. lie
~ Stalls fs-fs onfons 8 lbs. Toe. sweet
potafoss . fba Ice stsii 81. lee loawes
bread. iGcs IA dox cookies. Soc stall
10. Fsra dates. leo III. q large sunkfsf or
snses . Goa fEo. EtAiis is-is. isnportsd
ard domestic sarsinss. Sc per ram. cans
for sEe. lee can kipperef herring. Sc: Sc
rolls toilet paper. asa stall ~. Plymouth
storage eggs. TIC dos. American full
cream cheese. ise IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-28

stall a.. fresh cisms ate &c. stan
1871. buckilnE, 30 each. Stall ~. halt
but cheeks . lbs. 1tol salmon. TOO each
stalls Gfsts. fresh milk. &c at. se ~
stall ~. sbs. sugar. ste. STAINS U.s.
shoes 70 saIsd, acc to Ttr Stalls 4t-sh.
fancy oranges tte don grapefruit. for
ice stalls l and J. potatoes. ate sack.
delivered. lemons. lee dos. stall 80. best
HpitxenhurE and winsssp apples G.is.
delivered. stall %. apple butter. lbs
ske. stalls ait1. black eye peas. lbs
s6e. oatmeal fiouf. pigs ibe. stall
1875 ice Jams Sc. FtA1i ~. beet Srade
ceff.s lhs. tito. stan ~. fun cream
cheese. itc 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-28
MARKETS


Farmers sections. Yakima potatoes. ZOE
sack and up Yakima Gem potatoes, " q
sack. delivered celery bunehss tel
green onions . punches Be. dried onions,
ibs. ees carrots and bsstn, bgnehsH be
Stall 81, LAND chops. 1870 ID pure lara
tzbe 10. leaf lard. lie ib.s pork sausage
~ W 49,. ham. lbe ib,i local bacon. lz1s
~. stall .. pure pork sausage ~ ~
10. round steak. lac 10 pigs feet lbs
zae. boiled ham. sliced. tee ID, Btaii -.
fresh ranch eggs. 2 dor. Toe. creamery
butter. seo ID, condensed milk, eaa'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-28

stall f.s. sainou. ibs ise; iinx cod
lbs use. fresh herring. . ibs lee. stall
s1s. haiibut . ft~ ace German carp. tf
10. stall ~. large salmon. .tc each
isrws Eastern oysters tto pt- stall soi.
catfish. . lbs fse. CLANS. ataL lie stat
aes. los nAcaroni. 1te. lbs naSg
boAns sBo stalls ffs-if1. full cream
cheese. sec III. y. 7. sharp cheese. ace
10 etau ses. winter rhasarb. fps. ftc'
spanish onions Sc N. Stall fst. best
lemons iEe dos FIoriea grapefruit. %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-28

The Y. NJ. c. A. orchestra enter
tanned large number OF it's friends
Wednesday evening in the Y. NJ.
e. A. auditorium. A varied must
cal program was well rendered.
Walter r. jenkins played from
bone solo. The work OF the orches-
ira reflects credit on its leader,
Harry G. Gardner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-28
'11'TiTi1XsNiT'iir ~ -v'iT:iaTFITy v1ME

CHANCE OF vKasET.1 SkMR
Neties 10 hereby given that. under Chap
ter lot Las ~ 1871. and Article 3
cuHtems Negotiations ~ 1895. and. IN
pursuance 81 authority granted by The
Commissioner % SnFtEss4en. on the APP
plicstion cf = .. Hiilman. ewasr. the
name ~ the steam screw VENUS. .
burden ise eress toms official NUN ker
sesNtg. has b@en changed 20 CHI.
NOOK " 4. HARPER
rnftsrtnr - fesaetasa~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-28
BANKER GIVES
CHEERFUL TALK
To LOCAL men

"Flnanclsi panic 10 often
caused by mere fear Of panic.
II see many cheerful things
the most promising OF which 10
the softening Of political feet
ina toward capital and business
men.
~ capital 10 10 have . fair
chance once more, then We can
hope TO counterfeit In this eoun-
try all the M effects from tho
war In Europe, formidable ~
they may be. and emerge into
really good times.
we want 10 get the word Co
operation which has been legIs-
lated out OF the dictionary,
back Into every day use again.
There 10 capital ready. There
10 labor ready.
There are endless things TO
do. opportunities everywhere.
Why, | could see them out Of
the car window all the way up
the coast TO Seattle.
you men In finance and busl-
ness must get Into politics. The
bankers and business men OF
New York city are doing II.
You must do II here In Seattle"
These are n few extracts from
the speech made before the Seattle
Clearing House and the Chamber
OF Commerce at the Washington
hotel Wednesday night by Frank
A. vanderlip. president OF the Ma
tional City bank. the largest finan-
cial institution in the country. The
banquet was given In hts honor
vanderlip arriving In Seattle earlier
I'm the day.
He is returning 10 New York by
way OF Seattle from Los Angeles
where he has spent the last three
months, recuperating from an at
tack OF typhoid.
A big. virile figure. vanderlir
commands attention instantly. His
rise In the financial world was
meteoric. and almost reads like a
novel.
He IL so years old today.
He began bis career as news
paper reporter In Chicago. and after
several years became financial
editor OF the Chicago Tribune HIS
department soon was recognized Al
a financial authority In the Middle
West and attracted the attention oil
Secretary OF the Treasury Lyman
]. Gage. who appointed yanderlir
as his private secretary. and In 1887
vanderlip was made assistant sec
Rotary Of the treasury.
In this position. vanderlip at
tracted the attention OF ]. p. Nor
gan. and in 1901 yanderlip wss
made vice president Of the National
City bank. In 1909. James Stillman
retired and yanderiip was appoint
ed president
In his address "Wednesday night
vanderlip dwelt on the opportuni
ties for American trade In South
America At noon Thursday he sd
dressed the College club. He leaves
for the East Thursday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-28

VANCOUVER, u. c.. Jan. 2s.-
Tracklayers have Joined the east
ern and western ends OF the c. p.
r. line at Basque. point along the
Thompson river, near the Black
canyon The new line viii be ready
this summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-28

How Europe win Be Divided
After the War" viii be the topic OF
an address by Rev. Robert Cam
eron. pastor OF the Victoria Tab
ernacle Baptist church. Sunday at
the Seattle Tabernacle Baptist
church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-28
GETS her JOB BACK

NEW YORK. Jan. 2s.-The board
OF education reinstated Mrs. Bridget
Peixotto. a school teacher who had
been dismissed for absenting her
self TO become a mother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-28
Rent
Insurance

Reaching just the class of tenants you seek
for that rental property, The Star Want Ads
are the best rent insurance to be had in Seat
tie, and the cheapest.
If your property Is tenantless now, let us
put tenant in and stop further losses through
a Star "For Rent" Ad.
No need to come to the office-just phone
your ad to Main o4oo, The Star WANT AID
phone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-28
THREE ACRES, IMPROVED
PRICE gf1Sn

with t-ronm house.. chicken houses.
good windmill. plenty 81 water.
land half cleared. faefnk on
county road graded school and
~ y. u route is minute. 10
boat iandlnE. 10 fare 10 seattle,
terms tioo cash. as per month.
Gail At aga New York Block and
ask Tor /. g Giixen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-28
LEGAL NOTICES


nEGEtyEHe sA1.R
rvs.reon restaurant. ~tth stnrvv~c-n and
kisehsn, fully sggipped. siivsr~ars
siasssss. ard crurksfy Tor III faties
ssssinx 81 psssen< tive ssfsboxras
large ieshns. ranxs. counter sns show.
eases. iarfs stock rannsf goods and
supplies. success Restaurant Tos.fas
Asdissn Ct seattle. Thafsfav. F~A-
fuafy 4. 1875 At IL q N sealed bids
must b. fiisa wish receiver before Wed.
needaT. February 4. y. m. Ealf un-
der order % Jass. Mitchell Gillian.
Superior Court Eink Counfv
JAMES y THOMSON.
Receiver
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-28
REAL ESTATE
rIvr Aonrs. CHEAP

improved sith house. well ana gar
den good soil and ready 90 start
gardening and raising chickens
PRICE 81 400 I want tt60 down
end tif month Mrs Hines.
Main 1857 waldorf Apis. Sew
sBfh aud PIKE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-28
YOU WALK RIGMlT OVER
PURE GOLD wI1r@OU1T
SEEING or OFF YOU PASS THUS
AID wI1rHOU1r READlMG or

rs ufsAME ron WHAT poHs NOT KNOW
OPPORTUNITIES
wAsttNuToN EArArn Ahn ALL
DOES Stats ~ JUST IN IRIS
INFANCY
CREATED PROSPEROUS THRIVING TOWNS
WESTERN wAauNaros ~ fun fAsf rHhEh NnAhA AID
ntrious ctrYnVLptNa PROJECT kvhR ATTEMPTED HERE
PACIFIC NohriiwESr
Nay YnARa ANp AL or oua rAsr nEvntorAESTs HAVE
lErr WITH ouR MONEY Ann EVERY hf or OUR hNkhof
EXPERIENCE
A WINNER CAN WITH ua
EVERYTHING MUST a START.
GNow LIVING ThhohhtNi REALITY
ORDER SECURE Tltis hhss1r WE Anh aofsa 10
PROJECT AT
ONLY Sis A LOT
ABOUT s Tsss ae sr,s es s y4sg5
fER LorA
ctEAs.cur.
arRNlaHrroRwAhn DIAL kvEHx Tor ~ A FINE LENEi~
cLEAREp
cbRrtftEp ABSTRACT attowtSo GOOD
rirtE FREE AND CLEAR fhoM Ali lNcuhphA sees son
BELIEVE Wilt WANT rol
r1tE
PROPOSITION STATE OF wAsutNd-
PROMINENT INFLUENTIAL MES ~
rt,n STATS Nponal>g rls rnoiEcrANp Also sEh ACTUAL
faoro0RArits or rHE PROPERTY
DEFINITELY AZ rrirs oFrEn IL
No ArrENrox PROPERTY
OREGON & WASHINGTON DEVELOPMENT co,
Incorporated.
40i-402 Green Bldg. Cor 4th and Pike Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-28

ron TRADE My hons. worth 1910.
mortgage 81 SEQ. for 40 20 20 ferss,
BkAEit county preferred. WIN assume
Address u. G. Decker. 1905 y. ,tth e..
Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-28
MISCELLANEOUS


ROSS PANEL DOORS fife
r In order to keep our wotkrasn
o. busy during the NfntsF
meaths. We have fuada q sp4
iii rial cut on the prices u gur
tNofa
We own ana eperage the largest
Ill direct To- consumer sash ard
iii ppor FRci0FY In th- West.
and sasa yoa the retailer .
Iii profit Quality auarantssd
r. PRICES FROM OUR Gaia
f.nEUE No Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-28
FOR SALE - FURNiTURE

MUST Ne spld hefpr~ he first, new tsnant
naTinx IN. ecnpiete fuFuishlns. -
rooms massive mahogany Colonial
dining suite ~ pieces. complete cut
ierY sst - pieces ~ Community silver
ineiuainx earxsrs. Morocco leather up-
heistefef rockers. Wilton hSdy brussels
rugs iessglee~ at Austrian Nfstofia
china fine brass he'd. cnfnpirta. one
mschpgany. ene hirdseys dresser. Rus
stan CtrgAsatAn ptsnns Atexwg a son
Coiouiai music cabinet 10 wssth. ma.
sise library tsst@. curtains. Kitchen "a.
biss hardwood chairs iats cooking
utensils n fau want soma elerAnf
furuiture. this win he offered At sac
rtfics thu resf - this Week only a.
whole ef separately. tes r. Lynn. East
lake ears ~ titner Capitol so7
Fufpitufe chssp Ter cash 1879 wsstiaAs
PACIFIC COAST FURNITURE Go -
Elliott ISIS
nt.At kwEi.L FURN co. III Pins Ell
Hses
WANTED - FURNITURE
49, Ei.nS Cd .la pIKe " al.
10 MTCCEIf ANEOIIc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-28

OPEN THIS rvENf~G TO TALK TO
you ABOUT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-28

s.eress- panel doors. 10 sizss ........si.fh
Same Tor painting "a sixss eniyl ~. %
cottsxs front doors ....t.4+. fEu No
s.riY veneer intsrier d0ers t.s... leo np
Nsw Craftsman Interior doors -. 50 np
New Craftsman fFunt doors ...... ITS up
Cottage srant windows ......... $50 up
t-ilsht iraasam .t.ts......s.... 50 up
nungsi0N easement sash ...... Sc ap
Hot bea sash twiaEsa.l s-eHs.e ...sgss
tssszss ,s..e...t ..r...........ts fs
compisfe insifs window trifn ..... 20
c@rnptsts inside dear tim ... 80
GLASS. PAINTS urtIptNg PAPER
AND HARDWARE. ONE THIRD LESS
ASK FOR CATALOGUE NO II
q n WILLIAMS co
isss First Ave MaiA 1857.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-28
IA LOST AND FOUND
IL FEMALE HELP WTD.

t2a To as p8r month EXTRA nebsY u an
aFngioFei person. ifhouf fntsrfeytug
~ith regular Nafk no selling ne ear
vasinKs positively no iaxesfuan TIA
employed nsed got apply Address The
silver Mirror Co. Inc. la W Madison
st Chicago. ~
WANTED ~ Heusskeeg~f. Scandinavian
weEaans fgr or weeks t4ts second
n w
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-28
10 MALE HELP WANTED

10 MALE HELP WANTED
tfs 30 gtA psr month EXTRA Money - any
employed person. without Interfering
Eita regular York no selling ne can
wasting positively ne Investment Tn.
employed need not Apply. Adafe.. The
silver mirror Co. lac, ist ". Madison
81. chicago. M
MoHLER HAnHER SCHOOL CO.
rs Occidental
Wants men and women % learn barber
trade Wages paid whiis learning
rLAf fooL AT as PIKE ar
coLf.@crfoNs~-sai Lyon nulldinx nj
nott asa
NATIONAL MARINER COLLEGE
lee Msin -,
Mes snf wan,n 20 learn the barber traas
VASES paid whte learning
WAN rEp--Two men q learn saie and
truck ffivlns and repairlnx isoe eth
kAvahsuEh's q % itat. leab FIRST ave
Eat ~ rheinpson. Feafth ana Piks
MHR MAHrfN = Nars@s confinement
home. painless original twilight sleep
aces nersa 81 t5stt
PHOSPECTORs
t.sru asssYinS be enc month At .sssi
s~s~s~~S~s~s~o~4~>~~~~
20-MALE SITUATION
WHY 30 LiNpQrfsT LILLY sEfT 81
mems suits Tor ttsf nssauss they sell
them upstairs second Moor Joshua
Green miax
I MIDDLE AGKp mar. Handy around
house familiar eith stock good raraan.
-. sober sud decent ~4nga work nax
Hss star
MARRIED Man must hsvs Nurk Handy
viih toals Address uas H-sa. star
~ ritz STAR
| Why pay more. whea Us bsys a SIS salt
or evsreeat at Trarte's Upstairs suit
Ahep. eekS Third second fiaprf
e~rs-s~ssas.
l22 PERSONALS
MN ANp WOMEN ~ ways 70 make
rnuneY EASY and qpieA; st-psrs nnok
use silver Raymond Hemedy Co. ar n
rise 81
MNra cAre leaned ste sos stewart.
Miss GRACE BELMONT. vihratory ntas.
sage aad maeieurins Arcade Hotel.
effiee I. i1is second ave-. open Sunday
/ wNtNkLEs removed defefHsd nosss
corrected. tofp Arcade mias Main
sfss
se~.~~--~~-~~e-,-.~~e~~~-
List your vAant rooms IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-28

amr MAniunpS ns.t matrimonial paper
published. Mailed free. Ths Cor
faapandsnt Toteda. Onto
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and tomorrow will go through Texas Canyan, DragoOn, Johnson. Cochise, WincOX Bowie and on to San simon and will return by way of Dos Cabezas and down through the Central High way to Douglas and then to Bisbee
 They expect 10 complete the trip in time to get home for their turkey din ners.
 County Engineer Ryan also went along with the party. There are three machines in the party.
 It is the intention to go over the roads that are to be included in the road bond issue of $500 000
 In connection with the bond issue the clerk of the board is now having made a list of the taxpayers in the county who will be eligible to vote at the election when it is held There will be nearly eight thousand Of them that will be qualified to vote.
 It is the opinion of the board and others that they will be in a very good position to judge whether or not the issue can be passed under he present plan upon their return.