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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-18

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senger rate does not include boat land
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Ing apparel not SO exceed 100 for
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Tacoma named tu ahnf schedule
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midnight
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-18
NOTICES
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atong's. steer pot roast roc lh steak
fakc ~ sugar cured r0rnsd beet Zoe
10 fresh dressed chickens, go each /.
10 lbs fresh ground bone. abc. lhH tNr
coffee. ebc. soc hakiuE pos der. use. Zoe
or spaghetti gtct $50 table
salt. isc, csc bottle grape juice. Use
stall a. 3.iayer cakes. Csc raisin Or nut
bread 9 for i5c Stall a1s. watermeloua
I've ~ new potatoes. g lbs Zoe. 10 lhH
sso. scediess grape fruit. BE- each. toma-
toes. Zoe H. 2 lbs tbc stall 20. sweet
potatoes Dc 10. lbs sbc stall 2s
fresh butter. abc No.. 3 lbs 81 90. strictly
fresh eggs f0c dor fresh oregon eNEs.
3br doz dor SEQ. frcth ground pea
nut butter. zoe 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-18

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direet to q. N Williams Co We can
save you money. give you the best OF
service. and guarantee safe delivery
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Postpaid. on request THIS cataiosas
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exr~etinx 60 huiid Write for one today
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stxes slight windows ....... rs
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fesss medicine cabinet door . :ss
Cupboard door. slash grain panels. IS
tspiy veneer panels. square foot .oty
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-18
ACREAGE FOR SALE
tiosr.I~ ACREAGE
coon not -. HtNNING MArrH

FInsiF Improved home. with gend
asFuna house euthuiidinEai
speHdid coil about - acre in
garden all level aifh front
ere % SIS feet aH raunfY roads
ono block from station. This is
pct au uid. fuu sdlnu property.
bot IL in ssesiinnf shape Would
he Ferf handy fsr anyone sark
ius 90 t0Wn. rrife ti.ffq. terms
100 cash balance 80 manfhiY
call sea Asa Vera niack
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-18
Furniture Wanted.

hiske Jun Co. as riks Main .ssi
s-For Sale Miscellaneous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-18
MEDIUMS

MADAME ARTS
icisnflflc phrenoioRist and riairvoyaut
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are Boo doubt or dependent over your
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sou 10 business and family affairs Howe
ard marriage. tells what sou are
adapted Tor and hos - be- successful
lu ufa Hours from \ Uil special
price. 60 cents Room 30, Berkshire
Hotel, 1910 second ave
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EGYPTIAN
pHRENOIOGISI

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-18
JOKE LEADS POLICE
ON LONG SEARCH
August 80. tet6--l arm locked
In room 4i3 Of the Stuart build
ina by : men-B. Thier."

This note. found on the sidewalk
on Fourth ave. and University ST..
Friday. resulted In a general search
thru every room in the building by
police and ianitors
Hut they failed 10 find "B. Thier'
or any one in his predicament
n must be an alleged Joke" ex.
planned Sergt olmstead. who di.
rected tho search.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-18
44-Houses for Sale
OWNER SICK

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modern tunraine hot and rnii eater.
bath Faa ard electric uEhts nirr| aift
rooms hnut-in features. fine Doe ~.
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only o. 500. ice each. balance so rsf
month
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hi .t6o-cOxY MODERN COTTAGE. TOT
90 tesi mont. between $50 cor hneH
east q, woodland park
ti0a Cash and SIS Nnuthlr
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P0n RAfE -t-HpuN MODERN HOUSE
ard furniture fea blocks from ihinnsf
car go ilsLien 49,
sl-PUBLIC NOTICES
no WHOM Ut NAY coNrEhN
The undersigned has ma1a application 60
erect blacksmith shop ~ Tot ia
HInrk a. Grnfnsfnwn Ada
Anyone desiring 20 protest against fHrh
occupation must fiis such protest e.
tho Office - superintendent ~ Build
tnFa prior 60 AuEusf 90 1919
HrknWHkf Lessee
sees aof-s. Ordinance 1itis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-18
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Arizona republican., 1916-12-04

''The Jockey of Death which is the feature al the Plaza again today is d real feature. IL is sensational in many ways. The tight rope walking of Mile Evelyn of Paris. who plays the part of the heroine of the story is one of the most thrilling acts in pictures. The little lady does the act in a full length set of tights. displaying her petite and graceful form to q greater advantage than if she posed for startling pictures
 The picture is European from the be- ginning to end. and the difference be- tween circus organization on that side of the water and in America is shown to great advantage during the picture
 The whole picture. however. does not deal with this. There is the love story of the two leaders throughout that is in itself drawing card to say nothing of the other features of the picture
 Especially is the wonderful nerve of the little actress shown when she jumps from the top of high railroad bridge into the water. In this feat she broke her leg but continued with amaz- ins iorutuoe Co complete the scenes in which she Was engaged. The Yellow Menace the serial of intrigue Of an oriental kind, full of furious fight and tickle fortune is also on the program.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-04

Jesus recognized the gospel of money and its necessity at the opening Of his public work and appointed one oi the men he had chosen as treasurer.
 The parable of the talents. of the rich fool and of the general judg- ment all refer to the proper use of rnoney.
 Jesus might have done as some try today feed the multitude on pray or only. but he used the five loaves of bread and the two fish he had In his earthly life he endeavored to live as all good citizens should, and in or der to do this. he paid his temple tax.
 St Paul declares covetousncss to he idolatr,- and recommends weekly or ferines as God has prospered us.
 He more than once gathered the offerings of the more favored peo- pie to be used for the less fortunate.
 Tho church Is contribrtion to so ciaty and as such is worthy of support. and that as q recognition of God blessings and of our deot to him and his church. and this done our gifts will hc freely given.
 No other organization has ever done for society what the church has and is doing. therefore she must have money to meet the demands made up- on her History shows that tho church that has made little of money has accomplished but little. while the church that has given the gospel of money it's rlghtful place and support, Is now the most useful and prosper ous church among us As our nation is to contribute to others her demo- cratic ideals and principles. and as the church is the one institution that nurturcs these ideals. and as she must through her sane and Godly example and life commend these to the ma ton. then she must have money tc do this thing
 She must give to the nation an edu cated ministry and leadership. and the history of our nation is that most of our national leaders have been men who have been taught our Christian ideals and who recognize God and his riqhtfUl ownership of even nations as well as wealth
 We will need money then to build schools where God k recognized, to 1 erect buildings where God Is wor- shipped. to build institutions for the care of the unfortunate and ignorant ess than one per cent of our na- i tion wealth wns invested in houses of worship in 1906, and while We have grown some. still it is often that the church is the last claim to which we render dues
 When we come to where with faith. prayer. work. and our money are all dedicated to God. business men will listen to our call for acceptance.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-04
ADJUSTMENTS
MISS JEANNE RUSSELL
 STAR AT COLUMBIA

Miss Jeanne Russell makes her bow to a Phoenix audience tonight at the head of The Lorch Stock Company. in the pretty. vet powerful southern comedy drama. Polly Primrose. which opens at the Columbia tonight for q run of one week
 Miss Russell Is a woman of ex perience. ability. and personal at tractiyeness all important factors in a leading woman ard they are going to win her popularity here
 The play Polly Primrose, is a3- solltcly new to Phoenix IL Is a most claverly constructed southern comedy drama. based on historical facts just prior Co the closing of the civil war.
 The scenes are laid Tn Georgetown. D C.. during a period Of two weeks in June e. There is the sweet southern atmosphere the plots and counter plots of the secret service. deeds of valoT. courtesy and denial. with many big thrilling situations. yet the comedy Is the chief element.
 The play admits an elaborate stage setting and the management has left nothing undone lu that respect. Miss Russell has already made herself very popular with the members of the company and each one is taking a keen delight in the performance, which III tends to insure the patrons the most interesting dramatic treat Of the engagement
 With Polly Primrose" for the bill and Miss Russell in the leadinv rob the Lorch Company is making stronger bid for your approval than ever before, and that IS sweeping
Arizona republican., 1916-12-04
MARQUIS TALKS 0N
 COMMERC|AL|SM

In the Presbyterian church, Rev J. l.. Marquis preached on Commercial ism in Religion What Shall we Have TherefOre2' was Peters question con cerning the reward he might expect for forsaking all to follow Christ IL is familiar question to many Chris tlans. Some ask it when they first come to Christ and are led to accept Him as Lord in order that they may be saved from sin and it's penalty. Others ask 1t in the midst of strenu- ous and eXhapsting Christian service. which they maintain because the Lord has promised to reward every man ac- cording to his work. Others again ask it in the time of trial and the depths of disappointment while they look for ward 10 the recompense of reward in the next life. To ask What Shall we Have Therefore, does not mean that one is not a Christian. Peter was . true follower of Jesus. Many true Christians today ask the same ques- ton he did
 Chrisis answer to this commercial question concerning the payment of a reward is very full He tells his dis ciples that in the regeneration they shall sit on twelve thrones judging the twelve tribes Of Israel More than that
  fees everything to follow him shall have a reward that is both present and future That future reward is ev- erlasting life. That present reward is q hundred fold of the things sacrificed. Not that Christ promises d hundred mothers or a hundred wives to anyone but hundred-fold greater blessing and joy In the home life with one mother or one wife when Christ be- comes the center of that home
 And then He adds a warning against the commercialism that would become Christian or do Christian work for the sake primarily of the reward of fercI. He tells a story of some labor CTS who agreed to work in a vine yard for certain wage They bar gained for q penny a day Later oth- CTS were hired without any definite bargain. satisfied with the premise ! whatsoever is right that shall ye re- ceiye." When tle labcrcrs were pad off those who had toiled but one hour were uvorio3ed at the generosity Of a
 master who raid them a full day wage for that hour of work. while ! those who had largaincd for a defi- l nlte reward. felt disappointed whc. ! they received exactly what they bar gained for and no more.
 The Christian today who serve. Chris, for the sake Of a reward or whe keeps his eye fixed On the reward that ! he exTects Will receive from the Mas : ter exactly that which Christ ha' promised But he Will not have th' 1 jov and hlesscdress in his Christian ! life tha' would be his portion f h. served in loving zeal content with tho promise whatsoever Is right. tha' shall Ne receive"
 Loving devotion ard unquestionlns ' obedience pay letter than does th' 1 commercialism hich labors for ar ] expected reward. and asks what shal VIC have therefore
Arizona republican., 1916-12-04
BURCEU MA WOUNDS FORMER
 PARAM0UR AND COMPANION

der of Villa just below the neck and the bullet finally lodged in the mus cles of the back. Another bullet passed through Villas upper right arm and still another shattered his right wrist. The woman was shot in each arm.
 After having created so much of an uproar and probably thinking that he had at least killed the man, he hur- ried away and was seen in Phoenix no more. It was later learned that he left on $ freight train at Maricopa Sheriff Adams went there on the early train and last night had not been heard from Villa was removed to the hos pital yesterday afternoon, still par alyzed
 Jealousy was the motive of the crime. Burgenia had formerly lived with the woman who deserted him and not long ago took up a residence with Villa
Arizona republican., 1916-12-04

Arturi Purgena is an after midnight assassin who Shot with ln- tent to commit a double murder He will perhaps be half successful for Juan Villa is lying at the Sisters Hos pital paralyzed h" q Sunshot wound. A woman named Beatrice was shot through each arm.
 The shooting took place about three o'clock yesterday morning at 429 West Lincoln street Burgenia, who lived at 339 West Buchanan went to the house where the man and woman were living and found them asleep near a window in lighted room. The stage had been conveniently set for an assassination.
 Burgenia climbed to the window sill. pulled down the top sash and began firing upon the sleeping pair just be- low him One bullet entered the shoul-
Arizona republican., 1916-12-04
eia Picture at Lion

The Fall Of a Nation written by Thos- Dixon. author 0. The Clans man from which ,he Birth of Ma ton was made, opened yesterday at ;he Lion and continued the splendid
 streak of business that has fallen to the lot of tha; house in the past week. The picture is a gigantic spectacle of such magnitude that t heggars de-
 scripuon. lt is supposed to show what would happen 10 the United States if war came when the country was not ready to fight and many O. the great . est modern instruments of war are used to advantage in the ensembles and battle scenes. Paul Willis. who once called Phoenix his home is the lover of the spectacle and he makes a dashiug hero. The big picture has q fine story running through it and a love theme that Is always expressing
Arizona republican., 1916-12-04
Bessie BarriscaIe at Arizona

Bessie Parriscale ard Charles Ray are co-starred in Plain Jane" the newest Triangle feature. to be seen at the Arizona thcater today.
 This picture. whose story is from the pen Of C Gardner Sullivan. is simple, hOmely tale of romance be- tween a poor young student in a small college town and a much poorer "slavey' ih the wretchcd boarding house where his circumstances compel him to make his home.
 Jane. the Orphint." is the name by which the leading character in the play is known. She has known noth- ing but drudgery and privation She has never had any pretty clothes nor sufficient time from her work to fix herself up and thus discover that ska is really a very good looking girl.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-04
Love and Hate" at Ianara

\ woaan's battle against a man who deliberately brings unhappinesg into her home. forms the background of the action in William Foxs photo play Love and Hate" in which Bertha kalich stars Madame Kalich plays the part of Helen Sterling. whose husband. Robert (Kenneth Hunteri. is brought to ruin through the machinations of George Howard (Stu-at Holmesl. a dishonest broker. and his assistant Rita Lawson (Made- lcine Le NaTdl.
 Towards motive is to get Helen away from her husband. and by clev- or schemes. he succeeds in forcing Robert to sue for divorce. The brokers own false testimony leads tho court 10 grant the decree
 Thcn another ruse of Towards brings Helen to his house Enrage hy his continual nagging and eternal cruelty. the woman kills him Then she goes mortified Go her home
 She finds Robert there. He has seen the truth. and has come to take her back
Arizona republican., 1916-12-04

This is it's final day at the Lion. To- morrow comes "A Womans Fight." Pathe Gold Rooster and The Shield ing Shadow. fine Pathe News reel, featuring the program further. The Price of Fame is underlined for the week end.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-04
HE DAYS HARVEST

LONDON. Dec. The French Bri- eantlne Indiana. the Swedish steamer Douglas. the French schooner St. Jogeph and the Japanese steamer Ma cata Maru are reported by Lloyds to have been sunk. No fatalaties are re- ported.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-04
At the Plaza.

assertion. considering the productions given in the past.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-24
DoUMECQ NEWS ITEMS.

The rains this week have seriously
delayed the harvest. Much grain is
down and much more ready to be cut
The Endeavor contest social was held
Saturday at Mr.. Cochran S. Those on
the winning side declared that the
losers, under Mr.. Morgan's generalshir
paid their debt generously. The on
tertainment consisted of a basket ball
game and several games of horseshoe.
Ice cream and cake were served.
Horace Shinn met with a severe acct
dent Friday when his horse, colt
which he was breaking fell on his foot.
1t is thought to be broken but the doc
tor has not yet pronounced his judg-
ment DR.. Foskett was on his way to
higgins when the call came for him so
was not able to get back to Mr.. Shinns'
until Saturday noon.
Little John Mccoy is on the sick list
this week.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-24
LITTLE RAPE GIRL DEAD.

The little three year old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Rape died at
their home in Higgins early Thursday
morning. The little girl died from an
affection of the throat DR.. j. l.. Rains
was in the vicinity at the time ON a
hunting trip, and was called in to see
the little one, but could only give
temporary relief, as he only had a
limited supply of medicines with him.
1t was rumored that it was case of
diptheria and that higgins and vicinity
were quarentined. DR.. w. A. Foskett
was summoned and later DR.. G. s.
Stockton, from Grangeville, but the
little child was past all medical aid.
The consulting physicians, we under
stand diagnosed the case as tonsilitis
and quinsy.
She is the only daughter and her
death is a great shock to the relatives
and friends as she was i'll only three
days.
Mr.. Rape was not at home when her
death occurred having gone to Grange
Vile on business. The bereaved family
have the sympathy of the entire com
munity in their great loss.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-24
STURGEON HOOK IN HAND.

One day last week, while sturgeon
fishing Fred McGaffey had the mis-
fortune to get sturgeon hook caught
in his right hand, the hook was buried
in the fleshy part of his hand clear up
to the shank. Mrs. McGaffey gave
him first aid by cutting the hook out.
1t was necessary however to see a
physician, so Mr.. and Mrs. McGaffey
came down Thursday from their ranch,
which is located in the Seven Devils
country. Mrs. Earl Kirkham, who had
gone for months visit at the MeGaf
few home, returned home with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. McGaffey left for their
home the first of the week and Mr..
McGaftee's hand was doing nicely
after having been dressed by DR..
Foskett.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Howard Wilson was convicted of the
crime of grand larceny, on the 10th day
of September, 1915, in the district court
of the Second Judicial District, in and
for the County of Idaho, State of Idaho,
and sentenced to the state penitent;ary
application to the Hon. State Board of
Pardons, at its next regular meeting
after the legal publication of this
notice for communication of my SEN
tenee to | to IA years.
(Signed) Howard Wilson.
14-4* Z. o. Box So, Boise, Idaho.