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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-11-29

Ill the right. title and interest o
said Edmond tFarbusI Phillip.
Minor. in and to the following-d.
;cribed real estate. situate in Bryar
md p%ittsburg Counties. tO-wit
The Eir of the MEL. and tn.
Eia of tho WI. OF III" MEL.
and III" SWi, al tn" NWi. of
the MEL and the NEi4 of tn"
Mel, of tn" SCI, of section ..
Township \ South. Range IL
East at Indian BASE and M"rid-
ian in Bryan County. Dklahoma.
and III" SW of tn" SWia III
IN. NWi. OF section -. Town
hip 3 Norih. Range. l., Fast III
indian Ia" and Meridian in
Pittsburr County. being IN" al
, lp,m"nt OF Suck Phillip. d"c"as
ed and
Tn" Sig II The. NEi, "f m"
SWi, tn" SCI, OF the SWi.
r =" acres of Lot .; r. 20 acres
Lot !. section :. ownship :
South. of Rang" ~ East; 10"
4. WI OF IN" SCI, OF S"ction :.
Township \ South, Range -
East NJ \ NI) in Bryan Coun.
~. Oklahoma. being the allot-
mrnt OF BETH" Phillip. d-ras
ed.
Said real estate will b. sold on IN,
'ollowing terms and conditions. TO
,it: Cash On delivery OF deed.
Bids Tor tn" purchase thereof
must BE- in writing and must b. Ill
81 In the County Court. or delivered
o the undersigned at Durant. Okla
roma.
Dated this end day OF November,
ID. 1918. X. l.. CRUDCP,
Guardian
v. r. SEMPLE.
Attorney for Guardian.
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doses Of Black. Draught."

S"N "a
Seventy years CT successful, ~.
made Thedford's Black.Drau,h,
standard. household remedy. ~
member. Of every family, q, ,,n
need the help that Black. DrausA, !.
give in cleansing the system ana
lieving the troubles that coma Al
constipation. indigestion, law n,l
etc. You cannot keep we'll unl.s, I'd
stomach. liver and bowels ara in N,
working order. Keep them that -,
Try Blacl.D rausht. It acts promul
gently and in q natural way. II y
feel sluggish. take q dose to,,s,
You will feel fresh tomorrow. Pa,
CSC. . packass-Ons cent 4 4.
druggists. -
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-11-29

Pvt. clyde II. Slate, Lindsay.
Sgt. Norman Duff, Boyd.
pvt. John c. McBrooms. conmaacAc
pvt. James VI. Stinc. Octavid.
pvt. Thomas a. Wyatt. Prague.
pvt. Frank Anderson. Henry.tta.
pvt. Jesse j. Boyd, Upton.
Pvt. James F.. Gift. Cement.
Pvt. John II. Martin. Milburn.
PVT. Lewis \. Redding. Grant
pvt. Everett 5. Reed. Spiro.
pvt. bert Roberts. Sayre,
Pvt. VIM. n. Roberts, Lccdy.
PVT. clarence Bailey. Duke.
Pvt. Jcfs ID. Blakemorc. Stillw"ll.
PVT. Jake r.. Collier. Wapanucka.
Pvt. Samuel B. Davis. Lindsa!
Sgt. Erskine Hill. Durant.
Corp John $. Hughes. Hobart.
Corp. Drlo a. Robbins. Lawton.
Cook Clifford NJ. Cobrriy. Wyin'-
wood.
Pvt. Walter ". Cooley. Walters.
PVT. Albert l.. Elan. Dill.
Pvt. Lorenzo X. Fox. Ada.
Pvt. Claude II. Hales. AddingtoI.
Pvt. Henry l.. Hall. Bearden.
Pvt. Ralph r.. lleaton. Tulsa.
Pvt. Earl Bailey, Headrick,
Pvt. Marion II. GLADDEN.. Checotah.
Pvt. .Ana G.. Henderson,, kingfishe.'.
Pvt. Roy +. Keel. Marietta.
Pvt. Ewcil Patton. Fort Gibson.
Pvt. lNon Wright. Pauls Valley.
Pvt. Thomas VI. Martin. Wade.
Pvt. John 4. Simon. Chandler.
Pvt. Clint l.. Sims. Oklahoma City.
Pvt. Francis NJ. Kinsey. Melbourne.
Pvt. Luther T. Kitchens. Burncy-
willie.
Pvt. Henry Locust, Church.
Pvt. benjamin NJ. Reed. Pocasset.
Pvt. Monroc J. Robertson. Hazel.
Pvt. VIM. Spence. Indianola.
Pvt. John f.. stafford, shawnee.
Pvt. Bolton J. Webster. Paoli.
Pvt. Wayne wheelock, Chickasha. =
Pvt. Cass j. Woodland. Chandler.
Corp. J0'"ph Boyer M"dford.
Pvt. Ivy l.. Garrison, Mcmillan.
Pvt. Otis Brown. Tulsa.
Pvt. Charles Turner. Vauoss.
Pvt. Marion W. Long. Wato1Ea.
Pvt. Luther Salyors. Ada.
Pvt. Van buren, Griffin. summer
field.
Pvt. Richard X. ~liornbrck. Drum
right.
Sgt. James u. Mes. Wagner.
Pvt. Clifford l.. Dietrich. Sayre.
Pvt. Neincej l%IcttinGrr. Manchester.
Pvt, Printer Is. Arnold. ArdmOre.
Pvt. Milton II. Baker. OkEulgec.
Pvt. Ac" Highland. Srary.
Pvt. Lewis X. Monroe. lismark.
Pvt. ,Gorge r, Scott, Sayre.
PVT. Robert 5. shannon. Drrant.
Pvt. Fritz W. thl. Amber.
Pvt. Orofcna Wicklin. Pauis Valley
Pvt. John Gregory, Lindsay.
Pvt. I'd Laws. Deptw.
Pvt. onui" Palmer. Milburn
Pvt. leo Perry. McCurtain.
Wounded Severely. Previously Re-
ported Missing In action:
Corp Clar"nc" &. bay. Welcetka.
Wounded. Undetermined. Previously
Reported Missing in Action.
Corp. Frank f.. Pond. Bethany.
Pvt. John Il. Hartncs'. CUllinsville.
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Z q 4 4 00 = 4
OKLAHOMA CASUALTIES
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CONTINUED from Page Threc)

pvt Eugene II. Freeman Okla city.
PVT. James Allen Robertson, ;;ufaula
PVT. John VI. Whitley. M!ll Greek.
PVT. Ebert Williamson, Ringing.
Pvt. William y. Lytlr, Pauls valley
PVT. George W. Martin. Walters.
PVT. Curtis {. Mathews, Vera.
PVT. Ernest W. Quick. Loco.
PVT. Victor Complain. Hewitt.
PVT Luther r.. Castlrman. Furr,ll.
PVT. Austin Dunn. Forum.
SCI. Carl y. GOtchcr. Stigler
corp. George W. coop. Sciyiu
corp. John NJ. Gopher. Paysun.
pvt. William r. Finn. III Reno.
Pvt. Robert Hacker. Stratfnrd.
PVT. Wright Tre"ct. lIcrw.I.
Wuunird Slightly.
PVT. William q. Eckel, Okla. city.
PVT. John r. Goodwin, korn.
Corp. Dcnnie Brrchccn. sulphur.
PVT. Jesse James Gordon. Tishomipgo
PVT. Fred Mosley. Mountain Park.
PVT. Oscar ID. Regan. Hollis.
pvt. Thomas ID. Young, Ada.
Sgt. Geo. r.. Young. Fort cobb.
Corp. John W. Vanmcter. Tecumseh.
Pvt. Leroy Blankenship. Oswald.
Pvt, AmbrOs. {. Mckenzie. Okenr.
Pvt. Carl A.. Hatcher. Billings.
Sgt. Hubert '. Shipley, Oklahoma
City. RED. No. l..
Bugler Jas. II. Robinson, Golden.
Wagner Harold Van Camp. Shattuck
Pvt. MART l.. Cook. Pryor.
Pvt. Trave l.. Harmon. Utica.
Pvt. Ernest l.. Lake, Shawnee.
Pvt. VIM. Gibson. Achille.
Pvt. Andrew Kirby, Checotah.
Pvt. Roy +. Reay, keeftoD.
Pvt. Patrick II. HARDWOOD, Tuskaha.
Sgt. Charles A. kinyon. saltwater.
Corp. William 4. Wclborn, Fred
erick.
Corp. Richard F.. Scese. Kicl.
Corp. Ona Thompson. Hollis.
Bugler Stanley ]. Bryant. Frederick.
Pvt. Claud o. Hill, Wctumka.
Pvt. Walter ". Mangold. Lorena.
Pvt. Roy r. Gibson. Guthrie.
Pvt. Steve Wallace, Leon.
Corp. Mickie NJ. Guthrie, Spiro.
Pvt. John FELTON,. ia. South Coffey-
Vile.
Pvt, Eddie J. Hurt. Phroso.
Missing in Action.
Pvt. Clarence A. Baird. Canton.
Pvt. Jos. n. Batson. Baron.
Pvt. Clyde Campbell. %Tuskohoma.
PVT. Terril a. Click. NARROW.
Pvt. Grover c. Conley, Ardmore.
Pvt. Wafford England. Katie.
Pvt. J. ID. Foster. Star.
Pvt. Fount f'urlong. Durant.
Pvt. Hughes y. Green. Camargo.
Pvt. Drew l.. Hamilton, Colbert.
PVT. Ralph Apple. Drumright.
Pvt. James r. Atchison. Queen.
Pvt. John r. Atterbcrry. Weleetka.
PVT. Samuel Is. Regis. Machill.
Pvt. Howard II. Bennett. Holly Greek
pvt. William Bigpond. Depew.
Pvt. Robert II. Lasley, Fame
PVT. L-Oyde Is. Mckelvey. Randlett.
Pvt. Charles NJ. McMurray. Hollis.
Pvt. Jesse Pearson. Potpau.
Pvt. James NJ. Perry. Wynnewood.
Pvt Sampel Il. Woods. Oakland.
Pvt Harry Hull. Matoy.
Pvt. VIM. f., F.. Jones. Towson.
Pvt. Harry 4. Mcfarland, Role.
Pvt. Peter VI. McGetrick, Welt.
PVT. Virdell Massey, Boswell.
PVT. MOnsey NJ. Roberts. YonkerS.
Pvt, Giuseppe Tucci. Okmulgee.
Pvt Grover r. Edgar. Campton.
Pvt Orval J. Gardner. Butler.
Pvt Emmett McCloud. Stratford.
Pvt. Adam Dncus. Davidson.
Pvt. Robert +. Foster. Dnncan.
Pvt. Hubert W. Lancaster. Durant.
Pvt Robert r.. Elkins. Habb"rton.
PVT. Troy r.. Green. Gottebo.
Pvt. Sam Manderra, BOmar.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-11-29
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL.
ESTATE

Notice Is hereby given in pursu-
ance of an order of the County Court
of the County OF Bryan. state of Ok.
lahOma. made on the 22nd day OF
November. 4. ID. 1918. the under
signed Guardian of the estate of Ed
mOnd tFarbus) Phillip. n Minor,
will sell at private sale to tn. highe I
bidder. subject to confirmation by
said Court, on the 9th day OF Drcem-
her, A. ID. 1918. at ten o'clock \. NJ
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-11-29
Report OF the Condition
of
THE FIRST BANK OF kENI'
HENDRIX. OKLAHOMA
November !. 1918

HENDRIX. OKLAHOMA
November l. 1918
Resources.
Loans and Discounts 5 3S.1S?.36
Stocks. Bonds. War
rants. "tc. 3l.SlS.03
Banking Iious, l.5V0.0O
Furniture and Fixtures 500 90
Securities with Banking
Board 800 %
Due from Banks. 25.23S24
Checks and other Cash
Items 229.s9
Bills or Exchange 1920. 6S
Cash in Bank l.a9S.G4
T"ta! $l30.33IS4
Liabilities.
Capital Stock Paid in j .0.0oo. 90
Surplus Fund Re. l.0o0 90
Undivided Profits. less
Expenses and Taxes
Paid l.932o7
Individual Deposits Sub
jrct to Check 9~2.,S6.Ol
Time" Certificates Ut De
posit a,Sj3 Z
Total Sl30.234.A4
state of Oklahoma.
County of bryan
| G. W. Ellis. President of thu.
hbuv" named Bank. do solemnly
swear that the above statement is
tru" to the best of my knowl.d %
aud belief so help mo God.
&, W. ELLIS.
President
Subscribed and sworn to before mo
this 18th day Of November. 1918.
7. II. FOWLER.
Notary Public
VI, commission expires 7-3.l920.
correct Attest:
G. W. ELLIS.
\ : BURROWS,
Directors.
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legal ADVERTISEMENTS
ls: insertion Nov s. 1918.
3rd insertion Nov. 90. 1918
4th insertion Nov. 30. 1918,

Is: insertion Nov s. 1918.
3rd insertion Nov. 90. 1918.
4th insertion Nov. 20, 1918.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that on the
9Th day of November. 1918, Il Pcti'
ton in proper form. signed by az
least twelve frcehUldcrs residing in
the vicinity Of the road affected. was
filed in the office OF IN" county
Clerk of Bryan County. Oklahoma
asking that the equity Commission
ers of said county open and cstab-
lish a road along the following line
to-wit: beginning on the township
line in Township Z South, between
Range : East and Range y ia I. at
the Southwest cornc OF the Norm
west quarter of the Northwest quar-
ter of the Southwest quarter OF See
tion 10, Township Z South. Range =
East, thence north On said township
line between sections ~ and -. and
Sections ~ and ~, 10 a point inter
secting the NJ. X. & T. right-of-way
and at a width of 33 feet. And that
said petition will be presented to
the County Commissioners OF Bryan
County, Oklahoma. for hearing ON
the first Monday In December. l"lS
the same being the End day Of De
cember, 1918. at the regular month
~. meeting of said Commissioners.
JOHN FIENEY.
(SealD County Clerk
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-11-29

LIST insertion Nov. -, 1918.
Bird insertion Dee. d. 1915.
In the County Court in and for Dry.
an County. Oklahoma.
in the Matter of the Guardianship Of
Edmond ,Farbusl Phillip, Il Mi.
nor; II. l.. Crudup. Guardian.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-11-29
(Seal)
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT or FL
NAL ACCOUNT AND or DlSTltI-
BUTTON AND DISCHARGE.
STATE OF OKLAHOMA.
County Of Bryan.
In the County Court.
prohate No. 1914

County OF bryan,
In the County Court.
Probate No. 1914.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Eliza
Is. Ainsworth, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that Frank
January. the duly appointed and
qualified executor OF the Estate of
Eliza Il. Ainsworth, has rendered
and presented for settlement and fill
ed In said Court his final count
and report Of his executorship OF
such estate and filed also his petit
ton for Distribution of said Estate.
and for his discharge; and that the
26th day of November. 1918. at 10
o'clock in the forenoon Of said day,
and the County Court oOm in said
County the place. have been appoint
ed by the Court for the settlement
OF said account and for the hearing
Of said petition. at which time and
place any person Interested in said
estate may appear and file "Ar"p-
lions in writing to the account. and
contest same. and be heard upon any
matters affecting the said estate.
In testimony whereof ! have here
unto set my hand and hav" affixed
the Seal of said Court. this ls' day
Of November. 1918.
LEWIS PAtLLIE.
(Seal) County Judge.
C. n. El.TING.
Attorney for Executor.
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LIST insertion Nov. -. 1919.
End insertion Nov. 20. 1918.
In the County Court Of Bryan
County, Oklahoma.
In the Matter of the Estate. of James
Ferguson. Deceased.
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION
FOR PROBATE OF WILL AND
APPOINTMENT OF ADMINS.
TRAITOR WITH WILL AMEN.
Ed. .
Notice is hereby given hat OF tn"
S4th day OF November, 1918. Ray r..
Frazier and Lora NJ. Ferguson. filled
In the County Court OF bryan Cuun-
ty, Oklahoma. AT Durant. u copy of
h last will II testament of James
w. Ferguson. Deceased, together
with the probate thereof entered in
the Probate Court of Rapidrs Par
ish. State OF Louisiana. duly authen-
ttcated. with "A petition for letters OF
administration Ia be issued to r.. IL.
Stewart. with will annexed.
Notice is further given that said
petition has been set Tor hearing he
fore said Court at the County COur;
Room of Bryan County. Oklahoma,
In Durant. at the hour OF ten o'clock
a. M, on the ard day of December.
A. u. 1919, at which lime and place
any and uil persons interested in said
estate. whether a. heirs. lrgat"es. de.
viseeS or otherwise. are hereby d.
rected to BE- present and show cause.
IL any they have. why said will
should not be- admitted to probat"
in Bryan County. Oklahoma. and
letters of administration with will
annexed issued as prayed
Signed this the l4th day o' No
yember. 1918.
LEWIS PACI.L.IN.
County Judge.
McPHERREN d COCHRAN,
Attorneys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-23
IT PAYS TO EXERCISE
W smiles sandal
PIKE; CONTINUOUS TO l. ADMISSION zoe;

couple OF dollars or so. II you can
arrange with several nearby garden
ers TO have your plowing done when
they have theirs, the cost will be
lcaB.
Breaking up of clods. raking and
sowing takes an hour or 40 an even.
ing for several days. Thereafter, "A
half hours work In the garden ev-
cry evening and early morning,
viii keep the weeds down and the
soil cultivated.
Spraying and sprinkling is easy
and requires little time.
You may need fertilizers A good
neighbor gardener can tell you by
examining your garden soil. The
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best fertilizer for the backyard gar.
den Is common stable manure cost.
ing you two or three dollars for the
average sized back yard. Prepared
commercial fertilizers. concentrated,
may be purchased at seed stores.
Any fertilizer intelllgently used. will
return principal and interest in
larger food crops.
In other garden lessons the sub.
jects OF soil, spading, fertilizing, cul.
tivatinr, sowing, planting. will bc
taken up.
CUT this lesson out and save II for
future reference.
a few tools. some seed, n plot OF
ground and a little work make a gar.
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den.
Nature supplies sunshine and rain.
The garden will give you veg.
etables To eat thereby cutting your
food cost and at the same time re.
ducing the nations transportation
and distribution troubles.
Any person can make a garden; II
requires little technical learning. A
child of 10 or so can do It. The
work. aside from the spading. isl't
hard. For persons employed in.
doors, garden work is the most
healthfui recreation they can find
better than golf.
One needs rake. hoe. spading
fork, watering can. For u large gar
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LIBERTY
OLD-TIME COLD
2 CURE-DRINK TEA!

Get a small package Of Hamburg
Breast Tea at any pharmacy. Take
a tablespoonful Of this hamburg tea.
put a cup Of boiling water upon II.
pour through a sieve and drink n
teacupful at my time. n, is the
most effective way 10 break n cold
and cure grip. as IL opens the pores.
relieving congestion. Also loosens
the bowels. thus breaking a cold nj
once.
IL In inexpensive and entirely
vegetable. therefore harrniesl
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CI.E,i,IER

William Duncan and Carol Holio
way. in The Teuderfoot." feature in
the new photoplay beginning it, run
today at the Cie5nmer. II will be
seen for four days
The photoplav Is another film YER
sion Of the "Woifville" stories. by
Alfred Henry Lewis.
The story deals with a young man
who went West because n girl would
not return his love. She follows him
and he saves her life and reputation.
but she proves incapable OF sppreci.
ating his devotion
\ real Western girl comes upon
the scene. and the hero. by daring 10
fight against odds. wins her and hap.
pinesH
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COLONIAL.

Dainty Mary Miles Minter. star.
ring in Melissa of the HIS" win be
the new attraction at the Colonial
Sunday.
She is cast az the daughter OF
poor preacher in the Tennessee hills.
beloved by all the country folk. but
whose charms cannot quell the fierce
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STRAND
DRYS FLOURISH AXES

Axes were again brought into play
by tho dry squad Friday. when they
wrecked im.novable furniture NJ :
Union court. after Charles Bailey
had been arrested there for selling
liquor
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SUNDAYS PROGRAMS

SUNDAYS PROGRAMS
Mrrunrpffrs~ tializn War
rtrtare~
tntfsIt MIN Hart In "Hiar
fiisss~ Ha~dsn."
ffuIHrN~-Miiar.d Itaivs In The
f'ris~ Of t..esi rt.e.~
titaatH---WS Danesa and s.roi
Itaiis~ay ta The Isaderf.st E"
MISSION Harry tsr.S in wild
Nom~n.~
srRs~D--itsx teach in "feststrps
81 t&pt. MIDI Z"
tOtip>IAfs-Nary Miles Nintrr In
Melissa Of the hiiis -
CLASS a--Huhss lie Hsparr In The
Anrfton IiIoxk"
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Germany foresaw everything In nd'
vance for 40 years. except the human
heart. says George Randolph ches'
ter. His articles begin Monday In
The Star.
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ropAy's PROGRAMS
NH a~-itatian War Pic.

tnr~s
COLISEUM -- Jark rIsk ford In
Hack aud TEN .
LIBERTY -- usrslf feskw wool In
~ftr..dusy nm !"
fItNafH--w ~. Bunssn srd t.rei
Holloway in III. f.narrfe.t .
Nf~-fp>--t srnsi Mgr. in The
wife Ne fssuxht"
-rHsNp---Iiss Reach In "faot.t~fr.
sf Capt Md .
COT thsplin comedy
ard The iiottsnp Of tho Well
CLASS A--Hahye De uefn~r in The
Auction block
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METROPOLITAN

METROPOLITAN
italy's part IN the war is viViiiy
sqevtrayed In pictures taken By the
ftalian government. which are nos
being shown at the Metropoiita .
theatre
Tho pictures show fighting Ia the
Afamelio. al the top % the snow.clad
Alps. thousands OF feet above sea
level; the battle % Oorizia and the
capture % that supposedly imptcs
rablc austrian fortress: ttaiy's war
fare In the air and on the sea.
In addition. tho feuts 81 engineer
ing thst OF transporting from peak
10 peak guns and suppllc---are
one scene shows a giant gun
drawn into position. ts.0o9 feet
above the sea. BY 500 men.
COLISEUM
Bin Hart has been Invested % his
familiar Western garments and h
presented in the Esrt % lumber
boss In the wilderness % tho Ca-
madam Northwest in his latest pic-
turc. Blue Hlazss Rawden.- at the
Coliseum starting sunday
Tire. story of Blue niazes Raw.
de- concerns the adventures %
giant lunberman % the North
woods. who leaves the wilderness Ia
search o: the life and lights u the
lumber camp saloons. He strikes
Timber cove ike an avalanche and
lnds 'I.adyfingers" tIilEarde. a rem.
sEade English gentleman who Ia the
big man OF the camp.
The instant dislike and conflict on.
Eendered between the two BY virtue
% their Individual capacity for lead
ershlp. eliminates in a fight wherein
beaueaths TO Rawden the task OF ex-
planning his death TO his mother and
brother. who are on their way from
England.
How he accomplishcs this and
what comes OF q makes a worth.
while story
LIBERTY
The Price Of n Good Time" a
seven.reel story. with Mildred Har-
ris and Kenneth Harlan in the Lead.
Ing roles. II the Liberty feature.
commencing Sunday.
As little Linnie. n shop girl.
yesrning for pleasure and pretty
clothes. Mildred Harris gives an az.
fecting insight into the desires OF
youth.
Linnie IL a ssIesgirl. Her father
il a paralytic. her mother indifferent.
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W AEflculturiEf
Floyd RAIDER. ap.
pears below. 9th.
or LESSONS will fol.
from day TO day
II IL suggested
that you cut these
lessons out and
paste them In n
scrap book.
Everybody, this
year. is expected
TO plant and care
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-23

LESSONS
Prepared Under Supervision OF
FLOYD RAIDER
County Agricultural

The Stars first 1918 garden lesson.
under supervision of Coun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-23

and her brother absorbed In an.
archism.
Preston Winfield. son Of tho own.
er Of the store where Linnis works.
notice. she H. foriorn ard invites her
for an evenings enjoyment.
The girls brother encounters
them mis.ntcrprcts the situation.
and a fight follows. Tho girls home
life becomes uncomfortable
The problem OF her position and
how Il IL worked out form the KiHt
u the Interesting photoplay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-23
MISSION

wild Women" which plays AZ
tho Mission Sunday. IL Western
drama with a Hawaiian setting. the
latter being cngender.d by a new
Honolulu cocktail Tho film Il
clever comedy in which Harry Carey
and Molly Malone are starred
The snbry Of wild Women IL on
tirely stabservicnt 20 the humor OF
line aud the comedy situations
Harry Carey again has his IN.
miliar role % Cheyenne Harry"
and pretty Molly Malone IL Hula
Hula girl
add lot 20 the fun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-23

den, say the size OF a vacant lot. n
wheel oultivator comes in handy 1t
will insure more frequent cultiva-
ton. for IL Is less firing than a hoe.
The lawn hose may be used i'm extra
dry weather TO supply needed mois-
ture. The hoe should be narrow, to
get near to plants without hurting
their stems. For So. whole garden
tool outfit can be bought; SO for the
same tools will insure getting bet
ter and longer lasting quality.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-23

mountain fcuds
An able company % film players
supports Miss Minter tn this play
STRAND
Manager Smyth. OF tho Strand
theatre. has secured tho Rex Beach
picture. In the Footsteps Of Capt.
Kidd on the spanish Main" for the
new film attraction.
This IL tho first time that Beach
has ever appeared before the cam.
era
There ar" eight reels. filled with
beautiful scenery and plenty Of ac.
ton describing trip on the Spen.
ish Main
Rex Beach rs shown catching "A
crocodile Another scene shows
fight between two deer.
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