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tendp your maiden monaker was
Peter but now we know you. Talks
<oH them whixkers-percevals
A really wise mind reader would
have called a policeman. then and
vth<re: for mayhem was the least Of
the crimes contemplated by +. Sy
barite. But restraining himself. he
did nothing more than disentangls
hts legs. slip down from the tail
etooI. and approach Mr.. Bross with
IN outssretehed hand
III that letters for me he said
quietly. give Il here. please"
Especial d'iiv'ry--just come" an.
nounced GecrEc. holding the letter
high. out Of easy reach. while he read
IN exuitant accents tho traitorous
address. ''Psrcevai syhsrite. Esquire,
Care Of Messrs. whigbam. q Vim.
Ter, O you Perceval Esauircr'
Oive me my letter. y. sybarite
1nsixsen. without raising his voice.
~Gawd knows don't want H." pro
tested George. Il got no truck with
your swell friends what know your
real nAsn< snd write 10 you on per
fusned payer with monographs and
everything
He held the envelope close to his
nose and shifted in ecstasy untii !,
VAS torn rsdeiy from his grasp.
~Heres' he cried resentfuily.
~wher~'s your mannersr
percevafr'
Dumb with lmpotcnt rage. p. sy.
barife climbed hack on his stool.
while George sat down at his desk,
\1Iehted Sweet caporal at was after
O'Clock and both the partners were
- for the day. and with ieer
4 |chtd the bookkeeper carefully slit
e eQvetope and withdraw its en-.
SIoeur6s.
Ignoring him. r. Sybarise ran his
ere thru the few lines Of notably
careless Feminine handwriting:
My p>nr Perceval:
Mother and I had planned TO take
some friends to the theatre tonight
ard bought box for the Knicker.
booker several weeks ago. but now
We have decided TO go to Mrs. Had
ley -owens postLenten masquerade
hall instead. and as none Of our
ffteBds can use the tickets. thought
possibly you might like them. They
say Otis Skinner Is wonderful. OF
course you may not care to sit In a
stage boz without a dress suit. bu,
perhaps you won't mind. III you do
maybe you know somebody else who
could gasproperIy dressed
Your affts- cousin.
NMAE AT.Ys.
The color deepened in r. sybarlte's
cheeks, and instantaneous pin pricks
Of fire enlivened his long suffering
eyes. But again he said nothing
And since his eyes were downcas 81
George was unaware OF their fItfnl
incandescence.
Putting vigorously AT his cigsret,
he rocked back and forth on the hind
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nArvencd a, the revere-ratlons In.
side o.
Then he became conscious OF T.
syhari,e some three feet distant. re-
garding HIM with tight Tipped inter.
est.
Good cods- George CALCULATED
with feeling ~Dld you do that to
me-
n did returned r. sybari,c curt
~. want me 20 prove itT'
Plenty. thanks" returned the
shipping clerk moroseiy. as he pick
cd himself up .and busted off his
clothing Gee You got "a waIlop
ike the kick Of a mule. Per"
cut thatr
n K. I msan" George amended
hastily. why didn't you ever tell
ms you was Jeffrles' spsrfin' part.
ner7"
I'm not and never Was. and fur
thermore didn't HIT you" replied
T.. sybarite AN did was 10 L.,
you fall over my foot aud bump your
head on the floor. You're a clumsy
brute. sou know. George. and II you
tried IT another time YOU might
dent that dome OF yours Better &C.
cent my offer and br friends
Never cali you Per -----"
Don't say it,
oh. al right all right" George
agreed piain,ively And II prom.
lse. I'm in on that theatre party"
That's my offer.
ITS hard George sighed regret.
fully damn hard. But whatever
you say roes. III keep your secret"
Good y. sybarits extended one
OF his small. dclicateiy modelled
hands. shake" said he. smiling
wisifuiiy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-02
BIZ ALLMAN
BIZ AHERN

word. cresty Flew away. Peter besf-
tated. looking first toward the dear
Old Brier Patch and then toward
Jenny wren's house. He just
couldn't understand about those
cast-off suits OF the Snake family.
and he felt sure that Jenny Wren
could tell him. Finally. curiosity got
the better of him and back he scam
pered. iippertylipperty-lip. 70 the
foot OF the tree in which Jenny Wren
had her home.
Jenny called Peter. Jenny.
Jenny Wren He got no answer.
He could hear Mr.. Wren singing IN
another tree. but he couldn't Sc
him Jenny. Jenny Wren.- Peter
called again. This time Jenny
popped her head out and her little
eyes fairly snapped.
Next story: Why Cresty Waato6
Mr.. Blarksnake's Ola SHIT,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-02
Frisco Police Nab
Automobile Bandit

4 OAKLAND. Cal. June with
one arrest made IN the East Bay
district. police believed today they
might catch the two bandits who
robbed two Sacramento men Of
money and iewelry amounting 20
g.. 900.
David Zsmore. Sacramento Jew.
clcr, and Maurice Haipetn. chauf
feur. reported the bandits stopped
them at $40 p m on the state high.
way as they were motoring to Oak.
land,
The automobile OF the hold-up men
was found near here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-02
Youth Is Held on
Charge of Murder

SAN FRANCISCO. June Roy
Wolff. IS. sought on charge OF muir.
dering Elmer Greer near bakersfield
last week. Is detained on the steam.
or Willamette bound for Seattle, and
upon arrival there viii be held for
California authorities. according TO a
wireless message received here 10.
day Wolff was sought In Oakland
Friday ana Saturday.
Greer was beaten 10 death with a
hammer His murderer escaped with
his automobile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-02

The heart OF every user Of tobacco
hears a double burden. II does It's
allotted task and then fights nico-
tine for supremacy. AZ long as the
heart wins he lives. when II loses
ne dies. but before the final victory
~ nicotine you pass thru m
stages OF decline and decay and sur
Ter many pangs. Hearts are like
human beinEs--some are stronge-
than others, therefore some hearts
VIII stand more tobacco than others.
but there " limit 10 what any
heart can stand. The man who puts
this additional strain on his heart
= dozen times day by smoking
riEsrets. pipe or cigars--or chew
Ing tobacro~--ia taking a madman'R
chance with health and life to lose
and nothing to win but the chance
that he may not lose them. He is
lndulging In costly habit at the
5<<pense Of precious health. Ask any
'1vcfof anywhere. and he will tell you
tfat using tobacco Is injurious and
That IL IN far better 10 cult the
habit than 10 experiment to find
how much tobacco your heart will
stand without serious results.
But the thought Of quitting iR un-
peasant to most men-eyen To those
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-02
SQUIRREL FOOD


led his face in i,s hozpltsbls ohrcurl
y. and presently emerged 10 dsy.
light with a connienancr bright ana
shining above his chin. below his
eyebrows and In front OF his ears.
r. syhari,e inclined his head 10
ono slde and regarded him
You look almost naked around
the nose. he remarked at length.
hut you'ii do. Don't worry.
"a hen asked " you'd like 20 ~ 60
III. theatre tonight. meant it-and
| meant a regular show. al Broad
way house
Quit your klddln" coUntered Mr.
got an engagement 90 walk home
and save nickel. and W ve you"
wait minute insisted r. ~.
barlte. without moving "f'm In
earnest about this offer you
seat in a stage box at the Knickcr.
booker theatre tonight. 20 see OTIS
skinner In 'kismet'"
Georges eyes opened slmuitane.
Dusty with his mouth
Me- he gasped None
+. sybsrite shook his head. "Ons
OF party Of four"
who elzef" George demanded
with pardonabie caution
Miss Prirn. Miss Leasing. myself
Removing his apron Of ticking. the
shipping clerk opened drawer in
his desk. took out n pair Of cuffs.
and begun TO adjust them 90 tho
wristban ds OF his shirt.
since when Old you begin 10 gnuff
eoke7' he inquired with mild com.
passion.
"Im not joking" r. sybarits
displayed the tickets "A friend sent
me these III make up the party
for tonight as J said. and ie; yop
come along on one condition"
Go TO it,
you must promise me 10 quit call
ing me PercevRl, here or any place
else today md forever
George chuckled paused. frowned,
regarded T.. Sybaritc with narrow
suspicion
And never tell anybody. either"
added the other in deadly earnest.
George hesitated
We'll. it's your name. Amt IT."
he grumbled
That's not my fault III be
damned n III be called Peroeval."
=. Sybarite got down from his
stool Ills face was almost colorless.
but for two bright red spots. the
size Of quarters. beneath either
cheek bone. He was half head
shorter than the shipping clerk. and
apparently about hair Ms wide: but
there was sincerity In his manner
and an omiuols snap In the unflinch.
ing stare Of his blue eyes.
please yourself" he sald quietly
only don't say didn't warn your
"Ah.h.' sneered George truculent in
his amazement. What's eatin' your"
We're going 10 settle this ques.
ton before you leave this ware
house. | won't be called Porceval
by YOU or any other pink eared cross
between Balaam's ass and a laughing
hyena
MIR Bross gaped with resentment.
which gradually overcame his better
Judgment.
You won't. eh?" he said strident
~ IRA like TO know what you're
going 20 do 10 stop me. Perez"
=. Sybarite stepped quickly toward
him and George. with growl,
threw out his hands In a manner
based upon a somewhat hazy conccp.
ton OF the formula OF selfdefense.
To his surprise. the open hand OF
the smaller man slipped swiftly past
what he called his guard" and
placed smart, singing slap upon
lips open TO utter the syllable wal"
Roaring with Indignation, he
swung his right fist heavily for the
head OF T.. Sybarlte. Somehow.
strangely. Il missed its goal and .
George Bross sat upon the dusty.
grimy floor. battcd hIs eyes. rueful-
~ rubbed the back Of his head, and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-02

His back and head were a Erayish.
brown. with a tint OF olive green
A pointed cap was al that was need
ed 10 make him quite distinguished
looking lie certainly was the hand.
soonest AS well as the largest Of the
Flycatcher members.
You seem 90 be in a hurry. so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-02

II you value your watch, let
Haynes repair II. Near Liberty
theatre Advertisement.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-11-18
bull FIGHTING
IS REVIVED
IN MEXICO

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 10 (by Associ
being made to restore bull-fghting,
which has been in eclipse since Presi-
dent Carranza in 1915 prohibited such
spectacles in the federal district, and
officials elsewhere frowned upon the
sport. A petition asking that the pres
idential decree be revoked, signed by
more than one thousand citizens of
: the city of Orizaba, is now in the
hands of the chamber of deputies, and
action upon it by the lower house is
expected shortly. A similar petition
last year failed in it's purpose by
single vote. Many persons believe
that with stronger pressure brought
to bear this year, favorable decision
will be reached.
Indicative of a desire to see how
far they may go without official in
reference is the staging of several ex-
hibitions in Mexico City and it's sub
urbs within the past few weeks, while
President Carranza was away on vaca
ton. Advertised as mere exhibitions
in which well-known matadors would
play with the BULL they developed
into the real thing, and once again
the "pelados" had cheap meat on
Monday, the poor class of natives al
ways by custom being given the car
cass of the bull after he is slain.
The newspapers were not inclined
to censure this technical infraction of
the law Instead they devoted col
umns to descriptions of the fights,
comparing them with similar exhibit
lions before the prohibitive decree.
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The
American
Home

Is the seminary of all
other institutions. The
home is one of the ma
tional pillars. The sta
bility of our republic de-
ponds upon the type OF
homes we maintain and
the class of citizens they
produce.
The homes where the
children are taught hon
esty, truthfulness, purity,
reverence and the fear of
God, yield worthy citi-
zens, who will support
the government of man
and the kingdom of God.
Rome fell because her
homes were corrupt.
Save America by main
~saining Christian homes.
Parents and children are
invited to attend.
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Everything good to eat at the Cor
dOva Grill. l9-u
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CANCER Is CLAIMING
THOUSANDS OF VICTIMS

LONDON, Nov 10 (by Associated
Press).-If the present death rate
from cancer is allowed to go un-
checked no fewer than 25,OOO,OOO peo-
pie out of the present population of
the world must dies of this scourge,'
saws DR.. Robert Bell, vice president of
the International Cancer Research So
ciety. He makes plea for the treat
ment of cancer without operation.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-06
LEuAL NOTICES
NOTICE or rRunrnn nALr

WHEREAS The Superior Lnmser Com.
pany, ~ Wallare Hesseldsn. its pr~aidena
Ing date Of the slsth ldihl DAY u Jsa.
uarY, 1918, 10 Kate Keller a. Trustse Tor
the benefit and .senrliy o. Klla NJ oilnioa
rnss We. ssearded Ia Inc oiirs q ths
County Recorder. County 81 hernslillo, state
o. New Mexieo.. on tho ninth t0thl d-y Of
Trust Deeds. At page tive hundred seventy
whEREAs. The property eonvsyed by Ne
tsiaD day Of February. 1914. conveyed -
the superior Lumber and MIL Company 4
sorporatiof by Wallace Hesssidsn, psssidsu,.
70 a.. W Calendar, subject - the heed ~
Trust and vas thereafter on 70 witi-Ths
conveyed BY The said y. W, cslsIudar 1sa
md MAFEarsi A Miisn. his wlts. lnhieri q
The said Deed q ffasti hnd:-
WHEREAS. De Aas been made IN the
Inc said Deed Of Trust. : Ella " ciates
(as,hl day q July 1915 vest shst !hs
proceed 70 ssll The lands 10 said Dssa
Nov ihsrsiors' psr.usn' the sald rr.
ssSaSaissr ' ssSs rsaiSs@ss y a- Pssa z
Trust. the said Kate W rc -yrh Irustee.
does hsrsby alive mott sss mo h%isiisfh
Go s9's' .lsssgE Z Z ass1 S s AZ H sss :: Z
- frsnt door Of ;as HE l"sse, in ths
City o. AibuaaerqAs. 8i..f Megicu.
shs will sell a. public suction 20 tte hitheet
bidder Tor current, lawful mensy Of the unit.
ed states all that eefiAin piece, parcel. trnft
Or Tot o. land sitrated. lyinK and being m
the County o. brrnalillo. state o. New Men
leo, and particularly dsaerihed a. follows
Tks Easl Nlnsiy.two ts2l tess af lot nus.
bered SIX 90 IN Block numbered trssf
AZ Of ths Eastern Adfitlon 10 The Glib n
| Aibuaaerqae A. the same u shown md d.
1 lrnatsd on the piat Of said Addition hlet ~
the office o. the Probate citfk and kA.of
firio Recorder Of bernalio County. NeN
w ~ KATE KELLRR
Truftee.
galy seAag. sls,se
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GEoLOGIsT-MurrAy. tHv world famed set
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Thirty,two years 81 scientific studies and an.
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4CN.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES L

III YOU Buy a lease near a drilling
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-30

Boise during the past week. mas re-
turned to pocatellu.
Miss Martha Graseley. who attended
Stanford university, prior 70 the war,
but taught last year, left SUNDAY 70
take postgraduate course IN the sans
Miss Ethel Redfield has gone to Sac
ramento on school matters.
Edwin Hall has gone to seattie:
where he win attend the University OF
Washington. a.
Mrs. w. f. Borah is en- route to
washington, d. c., after spending TWO
weeks in Boise visiting friends.
Mrs. Mabel NJ. whitley has re-
turned from San Francisco, where she
has been located several months.
Mrs. w, Abbott has gone to Helena,
Mont, to visit relatives.
Mrs, Claud Mickle, who has been WIS.,
iting relatives in Boise. has returned tC
Glenns Ferry.
Lauren S. Bush has gone to Paltc
Alto, Cal, to attend Stanford univer'
sity.
John w. Dickens, civil war veter-
an, left Monday for Sawtelle, Cal, tc
diers Home.
Charles H. Sell of Pocatello is ir
the city on brief business visit.
o. NJ. Van Duyn of Caldwell spen
Sunday in Boise.
Henry r. Weaver of Enterprise wa,
among the arrivals at the 1danha to
day.
Charles E. Blodgett and family o
Grandview are Boise visitors.
Mrs. r. S. Stringfellow came
from Salmon City Sunday and Is
guest at the Idanha.
| Mr.. and Mrs Walter Ward and DR.
R. c. Ward of King Hill are in thu
| city for a few days.
j. H. Wilson OF Regina Is spendin,
a few days in Boise.
| III. j. Weaver is here from Filler 10
brief business visit.
Elijah Frost Is at the Grand today
He came over from Bull Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. AL Kennard hav
| moved to their new home on FRANKLIN
| street.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-30
PERSONALS

Fred l.. Cooper nda family are visit
tors in Boise from Twin Falls.
l.. y. Sampson and David Schas OF
McDermott, New, are guests in Boise
today.
Mrs. H. S. Portlock of Bruneau was
an arrival in Boise Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Blackwell. Mrs.
George Blacl<W well and son ana Carl q.
Brown came down from Mccall Sum
day to spend q few days In Boise.
S O. L. Herrison of Jerome Is visit
ing in the city.
II. Il Dunn, general manager of the
Pacific & Idaho Northern. Is up from
Weiser on business connected with his
road.
james r. Boutwell, Is here on legal
business. He came over rrom Twin
Falls Sunday.
b. p Howells is a Boise business
visitor from Oakley.
]. Fred Williams, who recently re-
signed as superintendent or the state
Industrial school came in from St
Anthony Monday to make arrange
ments to move his family here.
Charles L. Spoor and ID. Lloyd $,
Wendle of Sand Point are guests at
the Owyhee.
Hobert l.. Holbrook of Sweet Is In
the city after fall supplies.
Ike Conner and family OF Cambridge
are at the Bristol.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Keith of EN-
NETT are visiting in Boise.
Walter {. White, who visited In