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not pay visit to the cell tonight.
can only pray that he will come down
the moment | arrive"
But he was not to meet Umballa
that night. Umballa had won his
point in regard to having his prisoners
logged; but. oriental that he was, he
went about the matter leisurely. He
ate his supper, changed his clothes.
and dallied in the zenana for an hour.
The rascal had made thorough
study OF the word suspense" he
knew the exquisite torture Of making
ones victim wait. For the time being
his passion for Kathlyn had subsided.
He desired above all things just then
revenge for the humiliating experience
In the CELL he wanted to put pain and
terror into her heart. All. she would
be on her knees. begging. begging. and
her father would struggle In vain at
his shackles. spurned: so be 1t. She
should have taste OF his hate. the
black mans hate
And always there would remain the
little dark-haired sister. She would
marry him: she would do 1t to save
her father and sister. Then the fili-
gree basket heaped with rubies and
pearls and emeralds and sapphires!
AS for the other. what cared he II
he rotted? II gave him the whip hand
over the doddering Council. Master
he would be: he would blot out all
things which stood in his path. A king,
till he had gathered what fortune he
needed. Then let the jackals howl.
Accompanied by torch bearers, serv-
ants. and the professional fogger. he
led the way to the cell and flung open
the door triumphantly. For 4 moment
he could not believe his eyes. She
WAS gone. and through yonder win.
dow Hell OF all hells OF Hind. She
WAS gone, and he was robbed!
Out Of your reach this time, you
black devil" cried the colonel 60
on. Do what you please with me. I'm
ready"
Umballa ran to the tabaret and
jumped upon 1t. He saw the tram.
pied grass. Elephants, And these
doubtless had come from the colonel's
camp. He jumped on the tabsret and
dashed to the door.
Follow me-" he cried Later.
Colonel Hare. later!" he threatened.
The colonel remained silent.
Up above. In the palace. Umballa
summoned n dozen troopers and gave
them explicit orders He was quite
confident that Kathlyn would be car.
ried Mt once to her fathers bungalow,
II only for a change OF clothes II was
a shrewd guess.
As the iron door changed upon the
sill Colonel Hare leaned against the
pillar and closed his eyes, praying vi.
lently.
Al the bungalow Pundita fell st
kathlyn's feet and kissed them.
"Memsahib," she cried brokenly.
"Pundita'' Ka,hlyn stopped and
gathered her up in her arms.
After that Ramnbni would have died
for her under my torture.
Now. Ahmed. what did my father
mean when he said curse or no
curse7''
IT'S long story. memsahib." said
Ahmed ovasyely
Tell It."
IT was in "a temple In the south
The Colonel Sahib took sapphire
from an IDOLS eye. The guru. "A very
wise and ancient priest. demanded the
return Of It. The Colonel Sahib. be-
Ing n young man. refused The guru
cursed him. That Is ALL
NO. Ahmed; there must BE- more.
Did not the guru curse my fathers
children and their childrcn's chill.
dren7"
"Ah. memsnhlb. what does the curse
- . Hindu amoun: tor"
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CHAPTER X.
The Escape.

The Escape.
kathlyn flung herself into her IA.
thsrs arms.
Dad. dad! To leave you aione!"
Kit, you are wasting time. Be OF
Crust me; wasn't meant to die In
this dogs kennel. curse or no curse.
Kiss me and go!"
Curse What do you mean, "a.
ther?"
Ahmed will tell you. In Gods
name, go. child"
Come. Miss Ksthlyn." Bruce called
hnxiously.
kathiyn then climbed up to the win.
dow. and Bruce lifted her into his
howdah. bidding her to lie low. How
strong he WAS. she thought. All.
something had whispered to her day
by day that he would come when she
needed him. Suddenly she felt her
cheeks grow hot with shame She
snuggled her bare legs under her grass
dress TIL this moment she had never
given her appearance IA single thought.
There had been things so much more
"s soss"s feuo AueTs IN ever
the way OF man with a maid
Now, kathlyn did not love this quiet.
resourceful young man: at least II she
did sho was not yet aware OF It. but
the touch Of his hand and the sound OF
his voice sent a shiver over her that
was not due to the chill OF the night,
She heard him give his orders, low
voiced.
DO not lift your head abova the
hovdah rim. Miss kathlyn. tn we arc
In the Jungle. And don't worry about
your father. He's alive. and that's
enough for Ahmed and me What a
strange world It is. and how fate shut.
..ts us about. Forward
The curse: what did her father mean
by that7 II seemed to ka,hlyn that
hours passed before Bruce spoke
again,
= you may sit up. What In the
sofo kve you got on7 Good heavens,
srai-S You poor Sirl!" lie took on
hi,le,nt and threw Il across her shoul.
Aers, md was startled by n. contact
q her s.rfp rsah.
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SYNOPSIS.

Kathlyn Hare. believing her father, Col.
Hare. In peril. has summoned her leaves
her home in California to go to him in
Allaha. India. Umballa. pretender to the
throne. has imprisoned the colonel. named
by the late king his heir. Arriving in
Allaha, Rathlyn is informed by Umballa
that her father being dead she is to be
lueen. and must marry him. She refuses
and Is Informed by the priests that no
~oman can rule unmarried. She is given
seven days to think 1t over. She still re-
fuses. and Is told that she must undergo
two ordeals with wild beasts. II she sur
yves yves she VIII be permitted to rule. John
bruce. an American. saves her life. The
elephant which carries her from the
scene OF her trials runs away. separating
ner from Bruce and the rest Of the party.
She takes refuge in a ruined temple. but
this haven is the abode of lion and she
10 forced to flee from it. She finds a re-
treat In the Jungle only to fall into the
hands OF slave traders. Kathlyn Is
brought to the public mart in Allaha and
sold to umballa. who finding her still un-
submissive. throws her into the dungeon
with her father. She is rescued by Bruce
and his friends.
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THE leopard?"

Yes, why not? A leopard was the
basic cause OF all this misery and
treachery. Let US give Umballa q
taste OF it. Am l cruel? Well, yes;
all that was gentle and tender in me
seems either to have vanished or
hardened. He has put terror into my
heart; let me put 1t into his.
1T is all impractical" demurred
Bruce.
He will never follow Pundita," said
Ahmed
Then shall we all sit down and
waltz" Kathlyn asked bitterly. AT
least let me try. He will not harm
Pundita, since It is he wants"
She is right" averred Pundita. "A
woman can do more at this moment
than hundred men. ! will CO. mem
sahib: and. more. will bring him
back"
But II he should hold you as host
age?" suggested the harried Ahmed.
What them"
What will be will be-" answered
Pundita with oriental philosophy.
You shall go, Pundita." said Ra-
mabai; and Durga Ram shall choke
between these two hands II he harms
hair OF your head"
And now to bed" said Ahmed
Well for kathlyn that she had not
the gift of clairvoyance. At the pre-
else moment she put her head upon the
pillow her father was writhing under
the lash; but never sound came from
his lips. Kit was free. Kit was free!
Tomorrow and tomorrow's tomor-
row you shall feel the LASH" cried um-
balla when he saw that his victim
could stand no more. Once more.
where is the tiligree basket"
Feebly the colonel shook his head.
Tomorrow. then! Up till now you
have known only neglect Now you
shall feel the active hatred OF the man
you robbed and cheated. All, rubies
and pearls and emeralds: you shall
never see them"
Nor shall you!"
Wait and see. There's another way
OF twisting the secret from you Wait
have patience" Umballa laughed.
And this laughter rang in the colo.
| neIs ears long after the door had
closed. What new deviltry had he in
| mind?
The next morning kathlyn came
into the living room dressed for the
first time in weeks.
you are not afraid, Pundita?"
No. memsahib. Ahmed will have
me carried to within few yards OF
the gate, and after that It will be easy
to find Durga Ram. All. memsahib. II
you but knew how hate HIM"
| After Pundita had departed Ahmed
brought in the leopard. Kathlyn petted
II and crooned. and the magic umbre
OF her tones won over the spotted cat
He purred
And now they must walt An hour
flew past kathlyn showed signs oi
restlessness. and this restlessness con
veyed itself to the leopard, who began
to switch his tail about.
"Memsahib. you are losing your in
| fluence over the cat" warned Ahmed
60 walk: go talk elephant: and you
Bruce Sahib. 20 with her. I'll take
care OF the cat"
So Bruce and kathlyn went the
the rounds Of the cages. She was q
veritable enigma to Bruce. Tiger.
lost their tenseness and looked
straight into her eyes. A cheetah with
cuhs permitie cd her In tnuch IN. uu D.
bly, infants. whereas the keeper OF this
cage dared not go within Il foot of Il
| BY the time she reached the elephants
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Really ueyopd Helu

Confucius. the Chimes. philo.oph,:.
though he lived nearly 1900 yohrH
ago. said nany things that are true
today. among them this: Whom II
man has been helped around one cor
ner Of n square and cannot manng.
the other three. he is unworthy Of
futur" HsbIsthnc""
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Copyright by Harold N.oGrathl

Il cannot thank you In words" she
said, family.
Don't Pshaw, 1t was nothing.
would have gone" He stopped en-
barrassedly
"Well?" Perhaps 1t was coquetry
which impelled the query; perhaps II
was something deeper.
He laughed. Il was going to say
that would have gone into the depths
OF hell to serve you. Well be at your
fathers bungalow in minute or So
and then the final stroke. Umballa
Is not dependable. He may or may
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Chicago LIv. STOCK Quotations.

Chicago lIoRs BUY fG50m72o:
light, Tl5U7s5, mixed, ~ iOn77o:
bcnyy fG.lj172o, rough. fG.15mG 30:
plgs, tG75m77j
cnitle-N Nniiy" beef cattle. igZ5M
lV3U; western steers, iG.sbms.15;
cows aud hclf"rs, f32bnS2b: calves,
i760nll.25.
Sheep fGlbn700. lambs. sGsbm
s36
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Butter. Eggs and Poultry.

Chicago Butter Creamery. 2lh
u25c
EggH-Ai mark eases included, "a
0l7c; ordinary flfs,s. i5dIbhc;
flrtM, lGmt7c
Poultry Fowls. l2Jzc; springs, lGm
lie
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Tn, w.lob, O, Thin, h.,.

IN. words We speak and IN" things
We do todny may seem 10 b" lost.
but In the great Nnal revealing IN.
smallest of them Will nppesr.--L,x wall
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Vegetables.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS,
Price. Quot.d for Mntal,

sDcltcr. ST. Louis. 1IS76.
Copper. cnHtinr, flS37h.
Lend. New York, offered nt 1896.
Bar silver, i7bc.
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ATE
MAR K EFT
@ 0UO TATlO MS
Western Newspaper Union News Service
DENVER MARKETS.
Cattle.

Cattle.
Beef steers. cornfcd, good to
cHolCe ..,..,,...... fS.-OWSVV
Beef steers. cornfed. fair to
Soou OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ,i.ioWS,-o
beef steers. hay fed, good to
choice .................7 ..7,00nS,00
beef steers hay fed, fair to
Soou .-.,........... ..p,ioW '.Vu
beel steers, srasser, good
to choice ...........,... 7,25@775
becl steers, grassers, fair
to good ...,..,.....,... 6,T5M725
l'eifers. prime. cornfed. T.500pS.o0
COWS and heiIers. cornfed,
good to choice. ..........7Oo@75 so
Cows and hcifers, cornfcd.
falr to good. .G.5om700
Cows and heifers, Hrassers,
good to choice ....... 6,50MG65
Cows and heifers. grassers.
fair to good .,.......... 5.50mGO0
Veal calves ............. S.001lO,5
bulls -. .,....,....,s.... i50m55O
Feeders and stockcrs. good
TO choice ....,.,.,..,',.. 6.75@7.25
Feeders and stockcrs, fair
to good .,..,,,,,........ 6.25m6,7$
Feeders and stockers. com.
mon TO fair ..,.,....... h.T5Ub.2b
Hogs.
'oou hogs .................T.O T.Oom I3b
Sheep.
l.a'ipS ............... .$LIa0IS.2b
EWES - '''...'.,........ 4ibWooo
'"r''iiss 80. ..,.,....... .b.5uWI2h
Wethers ............ 5.50MG.00
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Butter In eioip,

ElgIn, NJ Butter 300 tubs sold az
2thc: ~ tubs at 2Ac
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Hay and Grain Market.

(F. o. Is. Denver carload p-ice.)
Hay.
Buying Prices.
Colo. upland per ton 00ml2.00
Nebr' upland, per ton So. 90omlO,0O
Second bottom Colorado
ana Nebraska. per ton. 5000 1000
llmothy, per ton ,.,,.... l3.50pl 40
Alfalfa. per ton .......... 1900 $50
south Park. choice. ton 10000 l4.OO
san Luis Valley, per ton. 10 .O0trllOO
Gunnison Valley, per ton ~ O0GD 1870
straw. per ton .......... 5000 $50
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Grain.

Wheat. choice milling, 100
lbs, buying .............. 1.GG
Rye. Colorado. bulk. 100 lbs,
buying ..,....,,........ l.G0
Idaho oats, sacked. buying. Les
colo. oats. sacked. buying E. l.5b
Corn chop, sack, selling 80. I.5b
Corn in sack. selling ..... LA
Bran. Colorado. per 100 lbs.
selling ................ Lac
Flour.
Selling Prices.
standard Colorado. net ..... 3Q5
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HAROLD MAC GRATH

Illustrated by Pictures from the N loving Picture
Production of the selis Polyscope Co.
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Ell S e w HE RE
Walter Whitehead. sremer.on

Walter Whitehead. eremerton
youth. nominated for appointment
TO Annapolis.
Milwaukee bread advances TO 6
cents
Gen. Thys, noted Belgian officer.
dies.
Womsn's Political union with.
draws from National American
Women's Suffrage association.
John Ottoman, president Harvard
Alumni association, dead at Bos-
ton.
Missing steamer Florence Pile
shows up az Halifax. y. s.
Insanity charge against w. r.
Pratt. Everett druggist. taken under
.advisement BY Judge Bell.
Clarence Chandler. movie actor.
shot and killed during staging OF
battle scene at Los Angeles.
Thos. Swinysrd, president Dorlin-
ion Telegraph Co. dies.
Whitman college defeats Pullman
in triangular debate.
Contract let for new Elk quarters
In Bremerton
Campaign Of John G. Lewis for
gov crnorship launched at Aberdeen.
Municipality OF Berlin will take
over Berlin electrical works.
British government forbids strike
at Clyde shipyards.
Bill introduced In Cuba senate
legalizing bull fighting.
Fred Ayers team OF - fox hounds
wins 64-mile Solomon derby at
Nome.
marine gun which distributes
shrapnel under water.
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MD~D 81

Mo>DAy Stalls 2s0-got. J DC bar cas-
tie SOAP &c 10 bars laundry soap. csc
stall gof. CcrNclat. 35c 10. Frontage de
brie. 600 box. GorEonsoln. CSC 10. stall
soT. new radishes. punches Dc. fresh
spinach, Tbs 1tc. fancy rhubarh, i5c No.
Stalls gOo-gis. Suukist oranges. Zoe doH
soft shell walnuts ioc 10; bananas. iSc
doE stall $40. cottage cheese. Ice No.
fresh I've hominy ioc ct; fun pt. honey,
rbr. stall $40. green onions. lunches
&C.. celery. large stack Sc, artichokes. ?
Tor ssc stall -. fun cream cheese. zoe
ID. peanut butter. 1sc 10. large bottle
catsup Zoe stall g. all kinds pies, ioc
each. coffee cakes. ssc dor. assorted
cookies. Ice doc
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NONDAf Stall -. extra fancy apples
81 90. delivered. Nettsd Gem potatoes
.tfe3. delivered se.alrss grapefruit. fai
1he. soft shell wainuts and almonds.
ibs 11c. stalls i4--i. brick cheese. b
ih.. itc cans pineapple. Ice. mayonnaiE'
dressing ttc glass Etau e. indits Ron
uer duck vEEs g6e doz oi"omarrarine
g.c 10. pkEs raisins. iac. stall
Ewsdish potato sausage Ice 10. leaf lard
.isasr ~ Eood steak. itc 10 piss feet
S. no. fancy bacon, isc %. stall q
saaefkraut D. Ut. solid pack tomatoes
Ice can. fancy fnIl cream cheese. zoe 10
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CORNER


MONDAY stalls , s. 8. :. pot roast.
toc 10 14hc lb. T-bone steak, iso 10.
ioin pork. i6tac ID; hams tsc IL. pork
roast i2Ic 90. stalls 1886. Sec cans
baking powder. $50, , boxes matches.
loc. boxes Diamond crystal salt. 15c.
q his coffee Csc stan l0i, big cans
milk soc. 2 cans peas. i5c. stall 2. G. Il.
smclt Lbs csc; silver smelt. lbs lSc.
salmon lbs. use Stalls 1893. fresh
churned butter HIS 100. fancy oregon
butter. soc H.; cottage cheese. Ice H.
peanut butter lbs CSC
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SHORT NEWS
HERE


Steamer Humboldt sails tonight
for Alaska Begins 18th season
Victor Clements. So. trsekman for
s y. co. run down by auto Sus-
tains fractured left arm and fractur-
cd Jaw.
o. p. M. ooss speaks SATURDAY
night on crcOsOte and its relation
10 numbering. Washington Lumber
mems association. Henry building.
Corporation Counsel Bradford
viii speak Monday on the charter
amendments before Local %, Home
Owners association. ~ the Presby-
terrain church. 3Znd and T.. Marion.
SIX persons spilled out Of Iitney
when II Oyerturns on Eaatlake. near
Highland drive. 40 one hurt
-Four hundreds boys az mixer Of
Boys club al Broadway Friday
night
Frank herman, 4, hit and render
cd unconscious by auto at Rainier
and Adams Driven by Jap.
George Marshal. contractor OF
Hilo Hawaii. buys tug Printer and
Two ba-Res from Grays Harbor Tug
Co. OF Hoquiam.
Rev. George Wiebel, S. j.. Of Con
zaga college. will speak al X. OF &.
hall Sunday, at p. m
Y. W. c. A. Will hold Japanese
day Sunday. at Z p. M Special mu-
sic by japanese children
J. Wesley Young Of the c. ~
railway VIII talk on Glacier Ma
tional Park" Monday. before the
Mems brotherhood OF the Westmin-
ster Presbyterian church
Clark Bisse,t Will lecture on Lin
coin" al the BOylston Ave. Unitari-
an church Sunday night
Prof. D. a. Brooie leetured on
Logged-On Lands at the CONNER
cial Club Saturday noon.
George ksrosrss. Mike Roci and
Lee taylor arrested Friday. on "A
charge Of entering store OF Thomas
Paulos. l04ia pike 81.
Harry krinke talks on French
Music" TO X OF G. Friday night
Fire destroys house OF Frank
Mayhem. li7h Washington st.. aft
er threat by anonymous letter
Congregational Church Extension
OF Seattle holds l4th annual meet
ing Friday night. March 5.
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choEes &c each radishcs. punches &C..
spinach. he itc carrots and psrsnips
So pan. potatoes lbs. ioc. heets bc
pan. stalls as-t9. iamh chops. - sc N.
hamburger igIc 10. breakfast bacon,
gsc H. ssRll 10. pkEs Dutch cleanser
Use. bag. salt tee. stan 90. hest but
ter > he butter 81 90. strictly fresh
ranch cExs. Soc dor. stan ss. black cod
lie ihcs g r. smeli. Be ~ stall 60
Brussels sprouts. Zoe 10; Jap oranges
Toe dos stall %. combs honey. CSC
apples Ttc box; potatoes. fl2i sack
stall -. grapefruit. : for iec. 55c doz.
lemons loc doHs oranges. zoe. Use. zoe
and soc doE
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100 ACRES. rich bottom land, suitable for
grain or alfalfa. no irrigation reuuirod
good main road other convenience
Zine place FOR potatoes. herrles. ftuits.
poultry. etc good home markets FOR
cVcrythinE raised Much money has
been spent I'm improving about 20 acres
cleared and ploWed Remember. this
valuable proporty lies fine. ana IL lo-
Gated only about miles from good live
railroad town. and II viii cost bul er
nothing 20 sec tho place and investigate
fully Poorer land than this. In same
ueighborhood held AZ 500 per acre I'm
raw state Plenty 81 employment n
desired Prlce FOR immediate sale. $500.
but must be nll cash Address 4. q.
Vox l.b Semitic
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FARM LANDS

lON'T LOSE ANOTHER sUNMEl,-GET
STARTED Tllls Spring. Let US show
you our land at Three Lakes, Suuhomiah
county. Wash. close to our mills on
good roads and handy 60 Wprkots
Prices and terms reasonable There are
four auto stages and two trains daily;
good schools store r. y. D.. phone and
prosperous ueiRhhors Tracts any sizo
YOU DEAL WITH us DIRECT Write
or SEQ 10 A. MEtKLEJOHN, Mgr Land
Dept. 1901 l.. 9. Smith Bids. seattle
wash. THREE LAKES LUMBER co.
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PUBLIC MARKETS
PIKE rI-,tr

Mo>Dsh stall t7. ibF fine vnits
sugar go stalls i7-as. pnstsuriErd
mllk 90 a.. O. &C. stau As. fresh roasted
81 o. coffee iFc Do. stall 1898. choice pat
enf fnuf go. stalls zt-f4. macaroni
: Ihs Hbr stall a. car ticket free win
sarh tiep purchase stall q, ripe olives
zoe % stall iteg. gsc can pineapple
isr. stall ~. olive oil. atc. csc or i-b
Stall a.. pot roast ioc. boiling beef S.
stall -. potatoes. 100 sack. delivered
grapefruit fof Zoe Stall 90, apples
&C. delivered. oranges. , doE 2sc. stall
a.. fresh egEs. stc doE stall 80. sahef
kraut sc a. stall -. shoes rcsoled. zec
20 5Gc. heels tQc and &c.
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SEATTLE LOBBY
URGES PASSAGE OF
TWO LIQUOR BILLS

OLYMPIA. Feb. Ell. T.. Chill
berg. ex president of the Seattle
Chamber of Commerce. +. ]. Walker
OF Spokane and Senator Lincoln
Davis, who owns the Diller hotel
IN Seattle. are at the head OF the
lobby which appeared before the
public morals committee in favor
Of two bills submitting to the voters
at a special election the liquor ques-
tion again.
One bill proposes repeal OF the
prohibition law and the other Inn
poses stamp tax on bottled and
case goods to pay for the special
election and TO provide a fund for
road building.
Next week will see a big fight to
carry these bills, though the legis-
lature had previously declared no
liquor legislation will be attempted.
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HOMESTEADS

80 INDIAN reservation 10 opsn. Tto Oeo
acres for settlement. fruit tim Der farm
lands Send ghc with this al "a
wenAtches twash1 Daily World. Dept
W ". Tor reliable data about this Eroa,
region
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ave. s. son. February Is
| Mrs. and Mr. Naoki kikuchi. 11-0 sixth
/ ave. :. son. September 20
Mrs and Mr. G. Rappo, 1899 T. Alder
| st. son February 90
| Mrs. and Mr. = TroudwRld. is2 + 52nd
st. son. February %.
Mrs and Mi p. r Palmer. az r John
/ st., son. February II.
Deaths
/ Mrs. Maria ]. Brown. 60. t6c3 Orcas
! St February o.
joe orio days Els Findlay St. Feb.
/ ruarv a.
Mrs. J NJ. Hawkins, Al, Swedish hos
pital February IS
Alfred Rurnell. 81, 1901 Howell ST
| February 20.
Divorces Granted
chris johnson from Kitty X. johnson
| Nellie CRrnes from u =. Carnes
Mary i. Waterman from Colonel G
| Waterman.
/ Laura Brown from Chas Brown.
| Hannah Thomas from Jno. w Thomas
| Maud belmont from Fredk Belmont
| Wilbur Perkins from Ella Perkins
charity West from Hubert II West
sarah Davis from Chas Davis
Mary lager from Jno C. jaeger
Anna Romanor from Nicholas Romanor
! i, q. Rready from Margary Rreadv
Katie Heaton from Austin u, Heaton
Carrie licndrikson from T. r. Hem
| driksou
| sidney jennings from VIM. Jennings
Marguerite justi from Clarence J.. Iusti
| Nellie NJ. Hawkins from Lee W Haw-
/ kins
! Frances r. Sidley from Roht Nj Sidley
| Sadako Nanase from Bunsahuro Yannse
| Tennie NJ Booth from ChaS \ Booth
| Franklin r Hartman from Myrtle Hart
4 man.
Hazel l.. limerick from Arthur Kim
! eriCk
Divorces Asked
Mae Sedgwick Vs. Irwin Sedgwick.
! cruelty; Alice G.. Morris vs. Lee r. Norris
/ cruelty. Emma Christensen rs e. "
/ 'hristenscn, non support; Laura A. Lesser
vs. waiter Lesser. cruelty; lev Cradcn
vs. Edna NJ Cradcn. cruelty. Chas a.
| elise rs. Belle elise. cruelty. Geo Z ,
| Johnson vs.. Eliza johnson. cruelty. Clar1H
| ". McLcon vs.. Andrew Mclean. uon-sa
port; Jessie Grilsy Va. bernard sIaS
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-27
ACREAGE
FARM LANDS NEan sIArrLl

We hatr trtrfai hnd io.afrs
trarfs sast - Kirkland and
handy 60 Heaitiss markets drit-
tuE distance 81 fhr frffi dock
over ths paved hlghuay fof ne
joe aH 80 FER acre good colt
terms 80 cash and 80 mouthiFs
come over and No Nlll take you
in our motor "a SEQ these places
Take the rnuntY fsrry a. Madison
park direct 20 Burke a Fafrars
office SO kirkland