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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-19
CHAPTER THREE

by telling my story in straight
forward manner. | got another posi-
ton. under a woman boss
This woman was an old maid.
and altho she did not say so.
could see from the expression on
her face that she probably had had
much the same experiences.
worked faithfully all summer
for her. but was lonely-oh. so
lonely,
One evening. going home from
work. slipped and almost fell
under the wheels of an automobile.
Some one jerked me aside. and |
looked up into the smiling face OF
a man about asa man not OF the
working class.
lie was kindness itself and,
thoroly shaken. allowed myself TO
be led TO nearby drug store
while my rescuer telephoned for a
car.
Where tor" asked its owner.
was not too frightened to no.
ice inc peCuilhT sHllle thdN came
over his face as ! named the ad.
dress OF my modest boarding house
The next day, when | got home
from work, found n great bunch
OF dollhouse roses, the first had
ever received
For weeks this man did not come
near me. but every day ! received
some evidence OF his thought-flow.
ers. candy. books. once in while
"A telephone call.
One moonlight night he called
me up by telephone and asked me
II ! would not like to 30 motoring
with him.
! had queer little qualm that
said Don't CO." but | was lonely
and forlorn.
In few minutes the car was at
the door,
The minute ! stepped in. knew
I had made mistake, hut | tried to
be cool and collected.
Rapidly We swung into the coun.
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PUBLIC MARKETS
riNE rLAcr-s.rrnpAy

Stall -. ne standard Nhits Rfana.
lated sugar eer stall 70. fresh pss.
tsufirsd milk g. At o. ~ stall ~. Tee
ran best mills utfh e pound ~ our fresh
roasted coffee zee Imported herring. lie
Zee pkr sada. &C.. Use can shriusrs To-
Soc can shrlmps see stall e. fancy
potatoes. ugt. delivered uafermsipns.
lkc d. stall iBet. patsut flour o. e..
delivered uith 81 90 order stalls si-ts.
fresh Rruund peanut butter. loo 10 ;
ibs str. fresh ehurusd butter. asMr 10,
he psc. pies Sc and Toe each Slayer
cakes. sic stan 1895. very best far rub
beru. &C.. IEr pkg rarowaH o. Staii 81
poultry dressed 80 order. hens zee
SPRING chickens &c ~ stall i1g7. steer
steaks Ighr ih veal steaks lgtsr D.
veal roast Toe ~ spare fits. Sc %
compound lard. lbs stc dry salt pork.
lee ~ fancy bacon. iTc 10. stall 81.
shoes rssoi~d 5ec to SIC pair. heels. soc
and sGe uatF
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TWO P0INDExTER
CLUBS ORGANIZED

Two Poindexter branch clubs
acre organized Friday night. one
OF Interbay and the other at Green
lake.
j. A. Johnson was elected pres
dtnt Of the INTERPLAY club and Mrs.
Donna +. Shook was chosen secre-
tary.
The Green Lake club elected =.
H. Pamer president. and J. X
Glenn secretary.
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LAND0N DRAWS BIG

Introduced as "Our Man." State
Senator Dan Landon. republican
candidate for congress, was given .
ronsing reception Friday night ~
meeting held in his interests at the
Woodland park school. w. 5sth 81
and Sixth ave. y. w. About zoe
attended.
Landon has represented this dis
trict In the state senate for six
years. and has been instrumental.
In a large way. in placing on the
law books such measures as the
mothers pension, minimum wages
for women. eighthour day. work.
ingmen's compensation act. besides
killing off the vicious senate bill IS.
Other candidates who spoke at
this meeting were: DIR. W. T.
Christensen. Frank Boyle and Clay
Lawrence for the legislature: DR..
C. c. Tiffin for coroner: w. II.
Ford for secretary OF state.
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CALL FOR CONFERENCE
CONVENTION

A conference and convention Of
the Washington state prohibition
party has been called TO meet In
the assembly hall Of the Arcade
building at 10 a. IN. Saturday.
The purpose Of the meeting will
be 20 consider candidates for state
and federal offices. and TO afford
conference opportunities for all
parties interested In reform politics
OF this state.
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HUMPHREY MEN TRY
TO STOP ]. W. BRYAN

4 stormy attempt BY a dozen
Humphrey boosters 10 suppress ].
" Bryan. candidate for congress
from speaking IN behalf Of Senator
Miles PoindeXier failed al Red.
ciLgs hall Friday night.
Bryan. former congressman
end familiar with the record o,
both Senator Poinde1ter and Re-.
Humphrey. reminded them OF the
same rowdy tactics pursued six
years ago and called attention %
the big majority Senator Ponder.
ter got from the people.
Bryan followed former Senator
Sam Piles. who eulogized Rep.
Humphrey and criticized Ponder.
ter bitterly. Bryan did the reverse.
lie criticized Humphrey and eulo-
gized Polnde1ter.
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BREMERT0N LAE0R
IS FOR P0IN0ExTER

At meeting Friday night. the
Central Labor council Of Bremen
ton passed a resolution endorsing
the work OF Senator Miles Poin-
dexter and urging his reelection.
Following the Poindexter meet
Irg at Bremerton Saturday night.
ile senator will be heard at the
Seattle Commercial club Monday
noon. at Renton at 3 p. m. Mon
day. and y; the Dream theatre. Au
burn. at 5 y. m.
Tuesday evening he will be al
Port Townsend and Wednesday at
Tacoma.
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CnRNER---sArIiRnAY

Stall ITO. lbs extra fine bulk coffee,
ate. stc can tea. boc. zoe bottle English
sauce ioc. CSC can coffee. 3Sc. 2 isc
pkEs. rolled oats. 2ke ice pkEs maca
roni or spaghetti. e5c; Csc bottles cat
SUP s5e @ zoe cans salmon. 2sc. Stall
t0s. good fresh butter 2pc 10 eggs. atc
dog.. fun cream cheese. isc 10 Stall
lie, veal roast and chops i2itc 10 leg
81 lamb i5c ~ pot roast. So 60 iOc 10
steer steaks i2hc ~. stalls 1888. 500
baking powder SIC. . Tbs salt 5c fancy
white asparagus zoe can. 2-lb. can corn
syrup 100: Ice fiy HwntterH. &c. liquld
veneer isc and SIC stalls g. o. g.. :.
dressed spring chickens i've 10 hens
tThc III round and sirioin steaks. itc
IN pork inina. ibc H. legs OF lamb,
/ So ID lamb chopa lac III
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In an open letter BY Lucy Y.
Gaze, executive secretary of
the legislative committee 81 the
Farmers Grange. State Labor
Fsderstlon and farmsfS
Union, Senator w. J. Sutton
and Req. Roland ~. hartley
members Of the last legislature
and now candidates for govern.
or. are shown up az enemies
10 the labor and farmer view.
point.
Approved Notorious "4e"
Both these candidates, Ike
George e. Lee. favored the prin
ciples embodied In the notorious
fsnate Blll 40. described as the
rotteneat deal attempted by any
legislature" No vote WAS ever
taken on Senate Bill 90, but the
srme principles were embodied In
So nate Bin 300. for which both
sutton and Hartley voted.
sutton and Hartley also voted
FOR the bills virtually destroying
The Initiative and referendum. Va
rotest. 1000 voters OF this state
signed referendum petitions 10 halt
the operation OF this attack on d.
rect legislation
Sutton and Hartley also voted
for the bin which attempts to re-
store the old political boss party
convention system In place OF the
present direct primary law. THIS
10 "A a
this time and will be voted on by
the people in November.
Sutton Against Full Crew
Railroad workers all over the
state are especially interested
In the vote OF sutton for the
repeal Of the full crew law.
This 10 labor measure for
which railroad workers all over
the country are united, as u
provides additional safety both
TO railroad crews 40 we'll az
20 the general public. II was
passed In the 1911 legislature,
and Sutton. among others, at
tempted 10 kill II by repeal In
the 1915 session.
Sutton and Hartley both voted
FOR the constitutional amendment
g. deprive nontaypayers from
voting on any bond issue. thus de-
pa. ng .i.ousands OF citizens from
vote on school bonds, bonds for
public works. bonds for the i'm.
proycment Of cities and towns. and
onds for any municipal ownership
project
Against First Aid"
Both Sutton and Hartley voted
against a genuine first aid" bin
10 provide proper medical and hos
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HENRY M'BR|DE
Gets OVATION

Former Gov. Henry Mcbride.
candidate for reelection. was en-.
Enthusiastically received by his
ncighbors on Queen Anne hill Fri.
day night. when he delivered the
chief speech at meeting Of the
Eighth Ward Republican club and
the Women's Hughes Roosevelt,
club. AT Readings hall When he
arose 10 speak. he was accorded
an ovation.
lie declared firmly that he Will
go into the governors chair free Of
any promises except those made TO
tho public. He reviewed his rec
ord as governor. pointing TO the
fact that he always held himself in.
dependent. to do the peoples Will.
Several candidates for congress-.
superior court Judge and county Of
fees also spoke.
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sANIIARY-sAII-RpAN

Stall e.. lbs pure cane sugar SC
with other purchase local patent flour.
tt.se sack 2sc coffee lie 10 pure olive
OIL toc pt lee jar ruhters. Be-. large.
fat herring. for Toe. s-oa bottle vanilla
extract. 25c Stale 1915. sweet potatoes.
lbs thrs home grown peas &c ~
cAHtaioupcs g. ami loo. corn. DC
spinach 2 ihA isc stalls 7t-31. salmon.
soc and 1sc each smells. i2tsc 10 ten
dsrioin ~ sole. iha 3sc stalls et-aG.
large or = small cans best milk. ssc
with / N bulk coffee lbs sugar. 60,
rice. 2ic; pure cane sugar. f71n. .delivs
cred Stall 1873 First ave e doz spiced
cookies, ttc. health bread. Zoe loaf. 2
for &c
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kATTERFlElD Mere

l.. f. Katterfield. socialist candi-
cote for governor. will deliver
reries OF four speeches in Seattle.
ct Union and Second ave. on Mon.
Gay evening. August 81: Tuesd6
evening, August 20; Wednesday
evening. August %, and Friday
evening. August %.
Mr.. Katterfield has been cam
raigning since last April.
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try.
His arm dropped back OF the seat
TO my waist
Please don't" | said.
Why not?" he asked
! dii not answer. for did not
know why not. This man was
lovable. and | wanted love--the
right kind OF love.
! looked into his face. and what
! saw there told me II was NOT the
right kind.
Then was almost crushed in the
widest of embraces began TO
struggle
why do you do this7" he
asked, In surprise. "Surely
you knew. when you accepted
this invitation. II was to be a
Joy ride. You must have
known wanted you. and
thought you were willing TO
give yourseNl"
"ln marriaee?" whispered.
The man laughed--loud and
long.
AGAIN ne thSdNeu 10 lake me IN
his arms.
"Stop," | screamed. Let me out
Immediately"
He looked at me in surprise.
do YOU really mean it? We are
at least three miles from home. and
II is after 10 o'clock-you better be
good"
by this time was hysterical. and
insisted upon leaving the car.
To do the man justice. he want.
ed TO take me home. and promised
not to bother me- but felt could
not sit In the car with him.
He took me within a block OF a
car, and let me out. did not tell
him | had no money Nearly insane
with fright. | walked home.
And | passed the home of the
girl-with-a-parlor and saw Tom kiss.
ing her goodnight,
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WUITY,-skTIKpAy

Stalls so-si. fresh dressed chickens.
tsc H.. pot roast. ioo 10. veal roast. ibc
10 fancy sugar cured bacon 2bc n /.
salt pork zoe 10. legs Of lamb. zoe 10
Stall a. Jersey sweet potatoes. lbs
csc. accdiess grape fruit. for csc stall
20. Elbertn peaches. lto doz large caul.
FLOWER. Zoe and 1tc; fine cucumhers &c.
stall 20 best Washington creamery but
ter. ahc No. Corner stall. watermelon
sc H. cantatoupes. q FOR 26c stalls
1880 spiccd herring t5c 10 Marienstte
herring i0c each Al stonR's SOC lars
assorted Jams 25c: lbs extra fine 4oc
bulk coffee. lbs 95c, zoe can chocolate
25ci 2ic can cocoa. 1bc. 2bc bottles
cntsup. Soc, 2oaAtaps salmon. zoe. gsc
bottle grape iuictSisc; 25c pkg wash J..
Ing powder, i5c. Toe baking soda. be. 2sc
Hait he.
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AND LABOR
ATTACK RECORDS OF
SUTTON ANDHARTLEY

pital care for Injured Workmen.
md voted for fake measufs
iich Coz Lister Was. Of course,
forced to veto.
Sutton and Hartley we're bo;a
ngnlficsntly ABSENT when the
vote came ~ on the eighthour
Law on public works
HARTLEY IN making an open cam.
psign against union labor "agl.
tatorA.' a. he terms II. and boasts
thst he does not use the union
label Sutton has been 'pussyfooi
Ing on the labor and direct legis.
utiOn record
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HE BOASTS LuNDlN

Crawford +. White. candidate -
prosecutor. at meeting In Wa
ington hall Friday night, asked
Prosecutor Lundin. who was pres.
ent, what became of the booze that
had been seized at the Georgetown
brewery. Lundin replied he had
allowed IL TO be turned into vine
gar. White also attacked Lundin
on a general 'nefficiency basis.
Lundin replied he was conducting
the office with every effort to en-
force the law.
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IT'S A PUZZLE

Unable to decide whether II
would be better for Congressman
Humphreys candidacy TO have him
come to the state or stay out OF II.
no action was taken Friday on
motion by Albert Pillar urging him
TO come. The motion was first
presented TO tho Young Mems Re
publican club, and later TO volun-
tary meeting OF republicans.
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MADAM NELLIE

sorta'. greatest elaifxoysnt ard phfsn-
alortsi guarantees 70 read gour snilFs
life. past. rrsrsnt and future Eives true
aaFirs on businsss- tese. health ard
family affairs tells the nafns % Iuaf
futurs husband ~ site. and shat &c Do
20 bs succss.ful 81 iifs Hhs has Just
arrived liz thts city never here before
On. visit will pay foa for your many
ai.appalutments ~ others she sii re-
fnavs ell obstacles and isii You hos 20
sin ana hold the ens ypu desire she
atesa sdslcs on Al important affair q
iife special readings toe. Hotel Eis
s.nnrl III $3.50 nsar rIne
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LABOR TO QUIZ EN-

Three quiz meetings for candi'
Gates will be held by the Labor
council
Candidates for congress will be
heard August 90. for the state legis.
lature August 81 and fer county OF.
fees Septemher I.
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GREEN BOOSTERS MEET

A meeting was held Friday aft.
ernoon by Green boosters nj his
office in the Burke building. to for
mulate further plans for the cam
paign. Green headquarters have
been opened in the Burke building.
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SOIIH IND-MnNnAY

Fresh churned hutter. 3bc TO- fresh
ranch oEgs 2 doz. Use; lamb chops fethr
~ steer steak. 1880 h. macaroni and
spaghetti, lbs. lsc; Boqucfnrt cheese
soc 10 salmon. 25e each salmon trout.
t0c No. large loavra bread, Tor lac.
bareback. lbs csc, peaches. 2bc basket
cantaloupes DC each egg plant 2 lbs
i5c. No ! hard wheat flour. 81 90 nacl
watormeions, &c 10
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HAMMOND SPEAKS

Frank L. Hammond and w. NJ.
Whitney. candidates for congress.
spoke at meeting in Gatewood
hall Friday night.
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sAsIi AND Moons

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FOR Men EElY

One of w. H. Paulhamus' votes
for governor viii 30 10 his neigh
Dor. James McNeely. according to a
formal statement circulated by the
McNeely boosters.
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lo-Male Help Wanted

DO YOu NEED MONEY!
We Will loan you money on any ar
ticie Of value We can also save
you money on al your needs spe-
ciai sale on auction goods. consist
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suit cases. watches. isweirY. musical
Instruments Alaska. ioRgsrs sup
piles. etc. The Bargain Store and
Loan office. t2O First ave g. cor
ner Washington. Phone Main 1891.
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BEGINNING AUGUST

Pacific Mail Steamship Co. will N
augurate a San Franeisco-Orien
steamer service when their steauI
.er Ecuador Will sail.
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sou In business aad family affairs. love
and marriage tells shat you are
adapted Tor and hos g. b. successful
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nstrL 1870 SECOND ave.
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Questions answered 1915 seventh BE-
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CAHD READfNG- ROOM ). isisb scv.
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23-Unfurnished Apartments
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Bueiness Chances
40--Exchanpcs
ACREAGE FOR SALE

roe bETAtts On LANDS
Handy TO our mills and camp.
write or soc u ". MEtK1EJoHN
Mgr. Land Dept. 1901 L G. Smith Bldg
SEATTLE WASH
You deal with US direct"
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,i-Female Help Wanted

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y
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DIRECTORY
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Or. HENRY s. pRINkER. pre,

dent OF Lohigh university. arrived
In Seattle with his family Friday
on his vacation.
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miss G Will tell more Of
her experiences trying to be eourted
In The Star Monday and succeeding
days.)
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tells stores Banks Pharmacy. Ninda
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Phone Msin -
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APT. (. Arcade uaist iii, second
TFSVFU ~ NyHks 80. tih ~.
74--Business Personal
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alshrs man partner faf iaAsing house
Fnust b honorable sud ne general
astlFsry answered k.ts star
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Third office tA
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,s-SPiRITUAL MEDIUMS
EGYPTIAN
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Madam Nina hes lsst arrived IN seattle
never sas here before ana she can tel
fau az taar ras' iifs and shat fauf
fatafs ut IL 90 - can advice fpu Ia
business sffaifs family affairs ahd lafs
affairs. toll yog whsn you sti mAfft
and the initial % ths nns gog nill
marry. hos 20 conager Ynpf enemies
art avoid all tfeuhis and "a harpy
tell. ysu Ia regard 60 youf absent
friends. tell ynu ~hsf you are adAptsa
for and he's 20 % sace-ssfui in we
tells yeu shat business is mos, iur&y
Tor you The madam vii rive you
every satisfaction. Hsf readinGs are al
confidential. charges te esats The
madam can he found al sitS uniun st.
between second and Third ayes. Yer"
rom Hofrt
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ACREAGE FOR SALE


only hair mile from LAKE wash
inatuns improved stth rev
house sell etc Terms $50
daNu. balance SO monthly ~
ynu want 8 arFes faf chickens
fruits and garden adjoining Ne
Atiir. come arFuss ana see this
place Take Eatt Madison car
30 Madison park snh kirkland
boats 90 Kirkland. and call &c
uarhs a raftsfs office
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So % VALUE TROUSERS FOR 1850
Lundquist upstairs clothes shop
-een Hidg ffh md pike
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BY DOING BUSINESS UPsrAIR9
Tracie sells Mems t25 suits aud over.
coats Tor SIS Tracie's Upstairs Suit
ghop a0aB Third ave
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FREE RENT. 2 RoOMs FURNfsHTD.
man and wife. light service. s29 Yes.
Ter way
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AoaInst First AIdr

Both Sutton and Hartley voted
sFainst a genuine first aid" bin
10 provide proper medical and hos.