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lhis Gospel Age is with a view to per
mitting Jesus followers to be His MS.
sociates in His Messianic Kingdom. we
should be filled with reverence and as.
tonishment. Realizing the possibii.
ties Of such a change of nature and
attainment of glory. honor and immor
tality. we should render TO God our
little all. and realize that It is un
worthy of Divine acceptance. save for
the merit of Jesus sacrifice.
But we must not render unto Caesar
the things that are Gods. NO man
can serve two masters Hence TO
serve the Lord with all our mind. soul
and strength. to render Him His dues.
means to put ourselves crosswise with
the sentiment Of the world This is the
real test of Christian character-"God
first"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-09

things on the fire they'll burn. This
business won't wait" He smiled mag.
n'ficeutly. And you just leave this
10 me. I've been here since the mine
started, and guess can attend to it
from cook shanty TO Wilkerson. The
main thing is to find Ruth. | know
she's safe, for nobody would hurt that
little girl But you've got to go to
Frisco and help her. Likely she's
found herself pretty much stranger.
| sot lost in New Orleans once, and
reckon Frisco is bigger
TN CO." said Dorr promptly. 'Tll
leave my papers and my new plans in
your charge. Tom
The old man laid his warm hand on
Johns arm. New pIans?" he whis-
pered. Have you found the mother
lode? Don't say anything to Wliker-
SON
but he is the superintendent
Not of this shanty. never trust
an egg until I've broken it."
III Harry Wilkerson's dark heart
there was what he might in his twist
ed vocabulary hnve termed happiness
His plans were working out to perfec
ton Jean Darnel had wired again
that all was well and that she would
hare news for him in n few days. Thi;
meant That she and George Drake had !
dohe their part But lie wondered why
Il was that John Dorr, who must GER
tainly be anxiously awaiting word
frpin Ruth. neither said anything nor
displayed a sign Of impatlence.
II did not escape him that Tom Kane
md the young engineer were in con
several times. What werc
they planning? He determined to
probe boldly, When Dorr came into
ne office In the afternoon and began to
lear up lis desk Wilkerson asked
luietiy, What's the news from, SaiI
Has Ruth !wired?'t
John had been expecting this per
ectly natural question and WAS ready
With his answer.
.isyerythlps se,.,rs 4, ~ Mn ,ipht.
"t,ool..' said the suneri,,.ends,,, drv.
(. ~I'd like 10 got started on that
ew lead Yretty soon. Ha eould mn
enress sour smile sine. the IA
ate Of wages has been restarsa !
ness Won ma may have y, do win
" orr salurias Far n wbpa-
.Iohn hookad mn ana caugh, l,,usalf
re u,,s Il, ,,o rosition ~ ,,,,orral VIII,
,is man .pav tba man erst ~
,ursp II. snIl III ,,,,,.,.ai,d ~ .ot
~ y na,.i,.,ca ~ l,iu..,,,4,,,. ,,,b ,,sn =,
-anda' I
,.r;oinu IN n,nvag, .nto.s,aa ,v,,rar 4
n. {
.l,hi roluy for TIN sad tloneb, /
4 looiy over INV no,as 81 ~. ,,o,n d
hIle., was the respot,se Il
wiIketson said no moro lie went o,, h
@ alert From nm Tut,I,s ba l,orned i
nj Dorr was poin., ,n ,,,i, in,o eith., 4
otor truck. G
The superintendent OF the Master e
nT| lplOIiarQd f0 fhfa ttatl.f flnf fe aaf-t %
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-09

Before a Doorway WiIkerson Stopped.
heavy onei She turned on her side
and the moonlight shone on her in d
white light.
Il tell you. Jean. you must do as |
1 say. ( we want to yet possession of
those papers and secure the mine we
must act!''
VIII YOU be qulet?" Mrs. Darnell's
eyes blnzed IN angered resentment.
What We're the voices saying? Ruth
sat up, listened, slipped from the bed
and tiptoed to the curtains.
"ion'll do as say or
"Harryp'
oh. come. old man. What's the
use Of oil this argument?' and Drake
laid his hand on Wilkerson's arm re-
strainingly, Their eyes met wilker-
son calmed himself.
"Oh. III right AS you sny." And
he stepped to Jean and turned her
around to him.
SIAM Bang!
Hello. hello."
With one rush the trio were upon
her Mrs Darnell seized the affrighted
girl and dragged her from the phone
She screamed.
Stop her yelling. Stop herr COM
maneed Wilkerson.
George, for Gods sake, do some.
thingr
With her hand over the girls mouth,
Mrs Diiinel held her hy sheer
strength while the always cowardly
Wilkerson screamed his corr. ..a,iis In
4 louder tone than those OF the giri tad
been.
Her head fell back. anu i:er body
became li1tlp.
She's faintedl Gall mxi Mt once!
We must get her out II his hntelw
In less than five m:lutcs they were
down the elevator Another
laartcr minute and WiIkerson. with
tie unconscious form Of the girl IN his
arms, her face covered hy the cape OF
he maid. WAS rushing across the lobby.
hy Drake Mrs DMrnell stop
,ed 1T the iesk long enough to throw
iowii a tweity dollar Bill
The girl Is sick. and we mist hurry
Ter 70 a hospital" she managed to
.asp
Before tie dunfounded CLERK or the
Inlazcd guests could stop to net they
we're out Of the hotel and IN a taxi
The lIoiise detective spralig from al
most ont Of nowhere ana IN a second
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Irived, and Kane waS ibsc u take iii.
daxeu and much bruised charge Into
| the cook sbanty without being observ.
| 81 By any Of the miners Dorr was
still but hnlf conscious and willingly
submitted to being put to bed. though
he still protested TINT be wanted his
/ cont.
what do you want your coat for?'
demanded Kane.
| John opened his eyes widely, for the
first time cognizant of his surround
ings. Then he leaped from the bed
"All my money Is III it!''
Tom Kane sat on the chair beside
him. dish towel IN hand. us il sort Of
emblem OF authority, and demanded In
his careful tones. There wasn't any
thing else in tile oat.John3" He bent
his white head as II to catch Il whis
per. Instead Dorr gave rlucous
shout:
There was thar check from the
mint
Il saw you myself give that check to
Wilkerson,' said the cook soothihgly
"But that doesn't change matters any,
You've got to get to san Francisco.
and you're busted" Tom Kane pulled
out an old deerskin POKE ana ffonl Il
spilled on the table i few hundred dol
lars,
"Jnstas soon as you gut abe john
he said lluskily, "yon take this floney
and ret TO Frisco. Find Ruth rhats
all tliat matters Sind TINT little girl
'Iurry.'' he whispered "Wikersun
is gone He's been gone since mid
afternoon"
But ! nm badly hurt said john
Dorr stupidity Then Kane under
stood that lie must t,ike desperate
measures.
Fifteen minutes later I)orr was
pounding down the road toward Silent
Valley His head wns roughly band
aged. his chest had lieen tightly strap
ped with the ripred woolen blanket,
and in his nostrils WAS the pnngent
od9r of ammonia lie wns Mt last
awake and knew that In his pocket
uas il thousand doli,lrs III god An
sour later he boarded the Sunset OK
lrcss aud automatically paid his fare
bought bis Pullman ticket AMI, not
the porter's earnest in
JURY as to his injuries. went TO bed MS
ilently as he arrived IN san Francisco
day later
Exultant in his triumph lyilkerson
titled the small voice Of his conscience
nd strobe on. One thought now mas
cred his every action he must reach
IAN Francisco and Jean Darnell
jean Darnell. The woman who stir.
ed him To the depths Of his innermost
oul.
.Ienn Darnell and the Master KeyT
Arrived at the station lie sent her
rire telling OF his coming. Two min.
les later lie was nboafd the train. As
G gazed backward n bend Of the rails
rev u curtain to his musings, and ne
lrned and entered the car.
Upon their arrival in San Francisco I
Irs. Darnell acted upon her decision /
iade during the Journey that they
onld stop nj 4 lcss4p 4pretentious hotel q
ian the st. Francis. where the chances
her plans being spoiled by chance $
eet.ngs with the real Everett Or per- n
IDS John Dorr We're 4tno great And
they took Il taxi TO the Mnnx.
A word with Drake and the older
oman strnped to the desk and in ii
IN. bold hand wrote: is
Mrs Dhrncll and daughter. New ST
,rk" e,n S,
Qpiekly she turned to Ruth and. fol
wing tile lead of the bellbuy, escort b
her toward the elevators. al
No sooner had they removed their
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wraps I'm fhe luxurious apartments than
rap ut the door Interrupted their talk.
See who It Is suinuande,l Airs
Darnell 10 IIer maid
The latter returned with Telegram
from Harry Wiliserson saving that n.
was on his way and would join them
soon
Wearied by the long trip across tie
continent. Ruth was glnd to retire ear
Iy. and shortly after the dinncr lnnr
SIZE was tucked In her bed and sleeping
soundly.
Drake hnstened to the depot aud mel
Wilkerson. driving him tp the ManS
With all haste
I'm awfuily glad 10 see yon. Ilar
ry." was the effusiye greeting he re-
ceIved from Jean.
His heart pounded with she JOY Of Il:
After all his scheming and plotting
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them, Render
therefore unto Caesar tie things that
are Caesars: and unto God the things
that are Gods" No wonder they mar
/ veled at such IN answer.
! AThe Things That Are Caesars"
Nor can we say that the Master dodg
ed the question shrewdly. His answer
was the truth. in every sense OF the
word fully in harmony with all His
teachings. His followers were in
structcd not to be seditious. not to be
quarresome, faultfinding, but to be
thankful. holy, happy. subject to "the
powers that be" They were to recog
nize that these powers are ordained VI
God, and not merely of men
True. indeed. earthly kingdoms are
not Gods kingdoms, rs sometimes they
claim True. indeed. they sometimes
foster sin, iniquity. unrlghteousness
and are largely, from outward appear
ance, the result Of human scheming
and wickedness. Nevertheless. Gods
people are TO recognize that Jehovah
is the great Over Lord: and that He
exercises such a supervision of human
affairs as iustiiies the statement that
He ordains. authorizes. permits, these
kingdoms. Whatever. therefore, the
Heavenly Father has authorized. none
of Ills ohedient children should think
for even moment Of resisting or over
turning
In the case of the Roman Empire, Of
which Caesar was head. centuries be-
fore God had foretold through the
of Daniel its rise to universal
dominion 1t was not. therefore. for
Jesus or any OF His disciples to speak
against representatives of that Roman
power. If Rome ruled, Rome should
be supported; and the method Of sup.
port was. properly enough, through
taxation. How just. then. We're Jesus
words, We remember that the Master
paid tribute. instrncting st.
Peter, when they had no money, to
catch a fish, and from its mouth oh
tain the coin necessary for his taxation
md that Of Jesus.
Render Unto God His Due.
Had the questioners been intent upon
'endering to God their obligation due
lin. they would have been in so differ
mt q frame of mind that. instead OF
seeking to entrap Jesus i'll His words
hey would have been glad to be His
lisciples. What things. then. are
sod's? We answer that as His crea.
ures we are His. Every talent and
ower we possess ought to be used in.
he service Of our Creator and for His
raise.
Additionally, we who recognize the
act that by nature we are sinners. and
hat Gods mercy has provided re-
emption through Christ, should glad
present onr bodies n living sacrifice.
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Render Unto God His Due.

holy and accepta.
BILE unto God. This
reasonable service
is accentuated
when we realize
that God purposes
to bless the whole
W or d with the
privilege Of resti-
tuition to all that
was lost by Adam
and redeemed atl
Calvary, |
When we Learnt
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give tribute unto
Caesar or noty'
he replied. ~Why
do We tempt Me,
We h V pocrites s?
Show Me the trib,
ute money! And
they brought Him
4 penny And He
saith unto them.
Whose is this inn
age and super.
scription r Z h G y
said. Ca esar'
Then saith He unto
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FOR sMIE-scholarship in Capital
City Business College Leader Of
flee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-09

Matthew ~: I5" ---7 -f77 n
nRender therefore INTO Caesar the things thai
are Caesars, aud unfo God the things that
are God's.'--Pcrse n.
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CHAPTER x.
In the Heart Of Chinatown.

II the Tesrr OF ShfnatoWh.
wv ITH quick decision Wilkerson
" turned his horse toward Vale
Is7SES5I Vista. He felt in his pockets
HEME&&X n caa bnu, yu,rrb ,,,nnav ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-09
Household Economy
He,v 10 Have the Best Cough
Remedy and Save ~ by
Making IL NJ Home.

Cough medicines, as a rule, con-
tain large quantity OF plain syrup.
a pint OF graduated sugar with u
pint Of warm water. stirred for :
minutes. gives you as good syrup as
money can buy.
Then get from your druggist ~
ounces Pinex $50 cents WORTH. pour
into a pint bottle and fiji the bottle
with sugar syrup. This gives you.
at a cost OF only 81 cents, a full pint
OF really better cough syrup than
you could buy ready made for f250
"a clear saving OF nearly 81. Full
directions with Pinex. II keeps per-
fectly and tastes good.
1t takes hold OF the usual cough
or chest cold at once and conquers
IT In - hours, Splendid for whoop-
ing cough. bronchitis and winter
coughs.
It's truly astonishing how quickly
II loosens the dry. hoarse or tight
cough and heals and soothes the In
famed membranes in the case OF a
painful cough. II also stops the
formation OF phlegm in the throat
and bronchial tubes. thus ending tho
persistent loose cough.
PineS is highly concentrated
compound OF genuine Norway pine
extract. combined with guaiacol. and
has been used for generations to
heal inflamed membranes of the
throat and chest.
To avoid disappointment. ask
your druggist for "2is ounces OF
Pinex." and don't accept anything
else. A guarantee of absolute salts
faction, or money promptly re-
funded. goes with this preparation.
The PineS Co. TT. Wayne, Ind.
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PARLIAMENT HEARS OF
DANGERS FROM ANARCHY

LONDON. Nov 9.-Ii Lord Lore
burn. In his attack against the
government last night. intended to
hint at a compromise with Ger.
many when be said continuance OF
the war would make Europe a
wilderness peopled By old men and
women aud children" he was prac-
,lcally alone.
His suggestion OF anarchy or rev.
Olution In Europe II the war con.
tlnues TO wear down the nations
manhood was likewise Interpreted
as n possible overture TO Germany.
Ills speech served TO elicit a
general reiteration OF the idea that
peace Is impossible until the Cen
trail allies are deciaively beaten.
He struck a responsive chord.
however. in his criticism OF tho
censorship which more than any
other cause has been blamed for
unsatisfactory enlistmentA by mini
mixing the difficulties OF the al.
lies.
In his criticism Iorcburn had
the support OF Lord Miner. Lore.
burn asked pointed questions as TO
various English expeditions and
particularly the latest venture into
the Balkans In this no limited
there had been insufficient brain
work. He startled his listeners
with the statement that he had
heard 100000 men had been XIII.
ed or disabled Ho predicted too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-09
r0DAY'S BEAUTY HELPS

Nothing excites more criticism
than woman with her face all
daubed with face powder In her
desire TO hide a faulty or an az.
ing skin. Instead OF using powder.
which clogs and enlarges the pores.
u Is far better 10 use a good face
lotion that will improve and per
manently benefit the skin. BY dis
solving four ounces OF spurmax In
a half pint OF hot water you can
make an inexpensive lotion that
viii do wonders as skin whitener
and complexion heautlfier. II re-
moves all shlnlness. sallowuess
and roughness. and gives the skin
smooth. velvety tone. while Il
does not rub off easily like powder.
nor does II show on the skin.
by washing the hair with a tea.
spoonful OF canthrox dissolved In a
cup OF hot water. afterward rims
ing thoroughly with clear water.
one finds that It dries quickly and
evenly. Is unstreaked. bright. soft
and very fluffy. so fluffy. in fact.
that It looks more abundant than Il
Is and so soft that arranging IL be-
comes a pleasure. This simple. In
expensive shampoo cleanses the
hair and scalp thoroughly OF all
dandruff and dirt. and leaves a
clean. wholesome feeling. All
aeaip irritation will disappear. and
the hair will be brighter and CLOS
sier than ever before.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-09
How 10 Make Your Hair
Soft, Fluffy, Beautiful

An old-fashioned home recipe.
consisting Of plain bay rum. lavona
de composee and menthol crystals is
one % the best things In the world
for the hair and scalp. Get from any
druggist six ounces OF bay rum. two
ounces OF lavona de composee and
one-half drachm OF mcnthol crystals.
Dissolve the menthoi crystals in the
bay rum and then add the lavona de
composee. II you prefer your drug
Eist will mix these ingredients for
you. 4 teaspoonful OF your favorite
perfume may be added IL you like.
Apply by putting "A little OF the mix
ture on a soft cloth. Draw this cloth
slowly through the hair. taking just
one small strand at a time. This
cleanses the hair and scalp of dirt.
hair delightfully."- fluffy. soft and lus-
trous To stop the hair from falling
and make II grow again. rub the To-
tion hriSkly into the scalp with the
finger tips or medium stiff brush.
Apply night and morning Try this
simple remedy for n week or two.
and see II IL does not do away with
the dandruff and loose hairs II
your hair IL normally thick. this
recipe should keep IL so. II your hair
IL thin. keep up this treRtment regu-
larly for a number OF weeks. II your
hair papillae and follicles are merely
dormant. this treatment should re-
Nive them. and thus make new hair
grow and gradually thicken the hair
over your whole scalp. Various
ready-made hair preparations con-
tain lead acetate. This is poisonous
and dangerous. and should he avoid
is absolutely harmless.-Advertise-
ment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-09
POULTRY FOLK
MEET TONIGHT

A regular monthly meeting OF
the Seattle Poultry and Pet Stock
Association. Inc. Will be held Tues
day evening At the Commercial
Club. commencing at 1880.
This will be the most important
meeting OF the association prior to
tho exhibition 10 be held In this
city from Monday. Dec 10, to Sat
urday. Dec. rs. Premium lists Of
the show will be printed and mail
cd this week. Those wishing lists
should address l.. o. Lukan, secre.
tary. X. F. D. No 6. Box 292-A.
In addition 10 the regular pre-.
miums, over 100 specials are of.
fered 10 prize winning fanciers.
The prizes consist OF cup trophies.
5O.piece sets Of dishes. feed, and
variety OF merchandise eclipsing
all former poultry premium lists
of the state.
Tuesday afternoon meeting was
held at the Commercial Club OF
the South Side Poultry Associa
ton. which will meet in commune
ton with the Seattle Poultry and
Pet Stock Association. Inc. mem.
bers in the evening.
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CONTINUED
FROM PAGE /
B0ALT VISITS the
RUMMAGE SALE

belonged to and had been worn by
/ Harry Whitney Treat. would bid
as high as si13.
II the wife Of the humble toiler
| could know that a gown. or a hat,
/ or a pair OF slippers had been worn
| by a certain beautiful and popular
| debutante, or specified empress
{ dowager OF society. she would be
/ willing TO pay more for II than she
would be II the doubt fingered in
/ her mind that Il had belonged. be
fore II came TO the rummage sale.
TO some ambitious but Insignificant
climber.
when | was not picking up bar
gains and getting my feet tramped
on. was being urged by the ladies'
I In charge OF the sale to emphasize
the urgent need OF more things to
sell The sale is supposed TO CON
! tinue until tomorrow evening. but
such has been the volume OF bust
ness that the stock Is running low.
While the sale was in progress
( yesterday and today noon. lunch.
con was being served In the base
ment. II was two.blt luncheon,
and big meal for the money. 1t
will be repeated tomorrow.
Tho only trouble with the lunch
con was that the food supply gave
out.
II never realized before" said
tho matron in charge. ut her Wits
end. how wonderful was the mira
clio OF feeding the multitude on
barley loaves and two small fishes"
have complaint TO make.
was short changed by Miss
Eleanor Hanlin.
She and Miss Dorothy Terry run
n booth where they sell surprise
packages at 5 and 10 cents each.
You don't know what you've got
until the deal Is consummated and
you have opened your package.
bought two jltney packages OF
Miss Hanlin and gave her two-bits.
waited for my change. Finally
asked for It, timIdly. she looked at
me coldly.
There is no change" she said.
She was 20 cold, 80 disdalnful.
that was afraid 10 press the mat.
ter further
Later she whispered in Miss
Terry's ear. and they giggled. And
Miss Terry said something about
its being for sweet charity's sake.
Miss Hanlin Is n very pretty girl,
and do not believe she is inherent.
~ bad. shall not have her ar
rested.
The big event OF the sale occurs
this evening. when an unknown
young man will marry n mysterious
Young woman. The ceremony will
be performed by Rev. Hugh G. Ross
of the Plymouth Congregatio lal
church. Mayor GIL viii give the
bride away. and Joe Gilbert of the
P.-l will be the best man.
Seattle merchants and society
folk have given the young couple
enough useful presents to enable
them TO set up housekeeping.
The proceeds of the sale go to
the Charity Organization society.
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CREEK ATTITUDE
ALARMS ALLIES
Kings Influence May Result
in Alliance With
Bulgaria
uRGING 9 A QUICK MOVE

LONDON. Nov e.-The behavior
OF 'reece Is alarming tho allies.
Fro-VermN nism is growing In the
oreeisn capital. Inside inforWa.
uon Is TO the effect that the Greeks
may not remain neutral. and an IN
derstandihg with bulgaria is sug
gested.
The people themselves. perhaps.
are stu with tho allies. but even
this Is uncertain.
court influence, meantime. has
oeen effective among army men.
This latter fact Is thought To ac-
count Tor King Constantine's de.
tisnce of Nenikelos Probably he
feels that even should another
election develop pro.ally legisla.
tive body. he could rely on his
troops TO quell a revolution.
There Is strong sentiment In
favor OF forcing the Greek hand I'm
mediately before Il Is too late to
upset the plans OF the German
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-09
To Kee p Straightest,
Unruliest Hair in Curl

The stralghtest. contrariest hair
can hs kept In curl by such simple
and harmless means that tho use %
the drying sirgeing. biistering curl
Ing iron u. altogether ineNcusahie.
one need only get few ounces Of
plain Hauid silmerine from tho drug
glst and apply little TO the hair be-
fore retiring The result viii be
quite remarkable. as tho looking
glass will show In the morning The
hair will be delightfully."- wRvy. fluffy
and glossy. without being In the least
greasy. gurhmy or streaked.
The silmerlne IL best put on with
n clean toNth brush. drawing this
through thu hair from crown 10 ttp.
preferably after dividing u into
strands. The application seems 70
gradually Improve the texture and
growth OF the atr-Advertiaemsnt