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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11

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kSEATTLE FOLKS STILL
BELIEVE IN LOVE
BY CYNTHIA GREY
The anstcers to the question: as there such thing as
ore hare been carried but no one has come out aay ana
didn't believe orehey hare all doet on some particular
Tridon the great scientist ho recently stated that lore
,cos simply fetish merely childish habit scoud find nary
follower Seattle the letters received fair sample
II you haven't expressed yos yet ta. subject
i not yet late. Foto,cing letters:
Dear Miss Grey have written to you before aho
have often wished to thank for the help you have gwen
land to wish you well in all good work.
lam very much interested in question What is love
anyone can doubt its reality.
think love itself the only answer II written God is
love-" God only hath immortality. God is spirit and they
that worship Him must worship Him in spirit and in truth
Love is the spirit of Immortality Love sufereth long and is
Kind Love vaunteth not ITSELF is not puffed up doth not
behave itself unseemy seeketh not her own is not easily
provoked hnketh evil rejoceth not in niauy but re-
in the truth beareth all things; beeveth all things
opeh all things endureth all things Love never faileth
And abdeh faith hope love- these three but the great
Who of us that known the love Of faithful mother
I AND.
Dear Miss Grey OF all the human emotions, love is the
greatest thing the world providing it is hghminded and
"A superior in quality.
1t may be a special endowment with some people but ev
has the dormant love spark which is OF divine essence
and can be ignited by right thinking men and women
Love perfect understanding and recprocaon involving
fear anger malice and ealousyhat inevitably lead to
unkind action.
True love composed largely Of tolerance kindness and
above ALL sympathy Mere attraction nfauaton
lead from dizziness to disilusonmen explained by the
actress Blanche Bates who considers love merely habit
especially where finds the kindly deserving heart
E sponsve in fundamentals to our ideals
Such nature gives upt in spirituality and has love
its motive power. The who Economically reaches
out for affinity should first seek to have her husband
unlock the door of his sancum for her. Thru
Misunderstanding his recence have barred them Let
her humby seek that inner kingdom of his without demand
ing domination and the chances that she will forget the
affinity
According of greater psychologists has
shut another out from that inner mental realm Deve
foping individuality attaining ones sefhood We
shoud therefore look upon it divine right; assuming of
course that striving to attain the highest in our
Unless people to the consciousness that personal
happiness does not depend usurpng anothers right
ces that rob the individuality Of right to think and de-
mand the surrenderng of that individuality feish
You harmonic WITH but you not possess the soul
Of another So Frank Claiming Haddok his wonder
book THE Culture Of Courage that all thinkers should
read for in be found etheric values that will lead
the seanayss necessary for happiness "A have if
they choose glorious life is therein quoted from Herbert
BREMERTON SCRIBE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11
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Christmas"

Telephone AT ONOE 70 any one Of
these BETTER photographers for an
carly sitting.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-01-22
NOTICE or PUBLICATION

IN The District Court IN And FOR
Beaver County. State OF oklahoma.
Thornc q Thomas. partnership
VS. No. si55
otho Alexander. Charles A. Waters.
Charles T.. Lawrence. cynthia Lawr-
ence, and J. 4. Johnson Defendants
The state OF Oklahoma 20 said Defend
ants Greetings;
The said dofoudautH Otho Alexander
and j. a. Johnson VIII take notice that
they have been sued ln the above
partnership. anA must answer the pcti-
tiOu filod thcps IN by the plaintiff on or
huforC the 9th day OF March. 1920. or
aaid petition viii be taken as true and
r judgment rendered FOR the said plain
tlff In the above STYLED cause, which
la an action FOR a judgment on two GER
tain promissOry notes for SS5, with tn
tcrcst thoroon nt the rate Of ten per
cont per annum from maturity until
paid. with an attorneys fee OF $50. and
for foreclosure OF "A certain real rs-
tate mortgage securing the Faid notes.
which mortgage is recorded In Book 60
Of Mortgages at page bA, In the office
~ the County Clerk OF Beaver County.
oklahoma, and which sGid mortgage ia
on the following described real estate
situated In Beaver County. oklahoma,
to-Wit
Tho Southwest quarter of the South
wost quarter of section thirty-two and
the south half of the Southeast quarter
and the Northwest quarter NJ the
Southeast quarter of section thirty-onc.
Ia township one. North Of raugc TWEEN
& six East of tho Cimarron Meridian
containing one hundred and sixty acres.
Attest-JESSIE KEITH
SUai CLERK OF the said Court
Boofbourrow q I.ocfhourrow
Plaintiffs attorneys. !-s2 20 ~
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-01-22

Tho basis OF county representation at
the state convention will be one dele
gate for each onc-hundred votes cast
for McKcevcr for Governor at the last
general election. Under tile state call
Beaver county will be entitled 10 ten
delegates In the state convention. THIS
call rs also for a complete reorganlza-
tion - the Republican party In this
county At the precinct meetings there
houid be elected n chairman and n sec
retary In the county convention there
viii be elected chairman and secre-
tnry and state committeeman 10 serve
for "A period ~ two years or until their
Successors are elected and qualified.
Also at the above county convention
there vii. be elected ten delegates to
attend the district convention In this
sth congressional district at such time
and place az II may be called to con-
vene. These delegates may he the same
| AZ sent 10 the state convention or they
I may be an entirely different set Of
| delegates and same viii be left To the
| decision Of the county convention.
The Republicans OF the county will
| take due notice thereof and govern
| themselves accordingly
| ROSCOE RILEY.
County Chairman
T p. BRAIDwooD.
Secretary. l-stf.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-01-22
DE,ioCRATIC WOMEN FIGHT FOR
RIGHTS

Democratic leaders OF the Nation.
state and county. stirred up hornets
next In their call for a meeting OF
Democratic women, Saturday OF last
week. Reports from all parts OF the
state are 20 the effect that the Demo-
cratic women are resenting the at
tempt OF the Democratic leaders TO
segregate them as voters. They want
their party to make no distinction as
to sex. Resolutions condemnlng the
plan TO have separate meetings for
Democratic women. we're passed by
almost all county conventions.
II II not surprising that the lead
ers OF this party should favor the
plan TO segregate :ho women voter.
The Democratic party Is known TO be
opposed 10 woman suffrage and they
are not going TO concern themselves
about giving even the women yOterH
of their own party. any more rights
taan they are compelled TO give.
The victory for Woman Suffrage Is
due 10 the effort and vote of Repub-
lican leaders and that this party fav-
ors the women yaiers and extenda
them a hearty welcome to the rank8
is demonstrated by the fact that from
tut nlHA iA'Nublitiln WOHl'H htlNt uftil
urged 20 meet in mass convention
with the Republican Ven and there
has been no desire nor attempt at Sc
grogatlon on the part of Republican
leaders.
The attitude OF the Democratic
party toward the woman voter is go.
ing 20 convert whole lot of women
10 the Republican faith when they
realize that thought legally qualified
voters. an attempt within their own
party to virtually disfranchise them
is being made by their leaders
Democratic women resent the at.
tempt of Democratic leaders 10 deny
them any considerable voice In The
government.
II might be well for the Demo
cratic women to remember tho words
OF very popular song during wal
days, Don't Bite the Hand That
Feeding You" Women owe theli
right 10 vote 10 the Republican party
That fact cannot he successfully dis
putcd. The Republican party extends
d hlnd OF welcome and equality tc
women. That's the party for us
. What about you?
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-01-22


Ir The District Court In And For Boav.
or County, state Of Oklahoma.
Hannah Palmer Plaintiff
VS. No. 2tiO
Modlock. claude Medlock. Addie
Dickson, tor DiNonD Arthur Mod
lock. i NJ Wells. Ida Wells Philip
EEbert. Olive Egber,. VIM. l.. sharp
VIM, L. sharp, r. S. Miller and A, T..
sharp Defendants.
The state of Oklahoma TO said Defend
ants. Greetings:
Medlock Arthur Medlock, Claude Mod
lock, Addio Dickson. Cor DiXon). J. NJ
wells Ida Wells. and VIM. l.. Sharp q
Co. a partnership, viii take notsce that
they have been sued In the above
named court and must answer the pc
tition filed thorein by the plaintiff on
or before the 3rd day Of March, 1920,
or said petition viii he taken as true
and judgment rendered for the said
plaintiff In the above styled action for
Judgment on certain promissory note
for -Four hundred and nifty dollars with
interest thereon at tho rate OF ton per
cont per annum from the goth day OF
December. 1918, until paid, with an at
torRcy's foe Of n 800. and for the fore
closure Of a real estate mortgage secur-
ing the said note. recorded AZ Page 3a5
IN BOOK ~ OF Mortgages IN the office
of the County Clerk Of Boaver County.
state of Oklahoma said mortgage be-
lng on the following described real cs-
tate situated in Beaver County. Okla
Ali OF tho West half Of the south
w0st quarter OF section eight. and the
East half OF the Southeast quarter Of
section seven, in township two, North
os range twenty five. East OF the Clm.
Attoat-IEssrE KEITH.
Seal Clerk OF said Court
Ioofbourrow & Loofbourrow.
1 RlntnNlTfu 30
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-01-22
The Best Cough Medicine

When druggist finds shat his Gus
toners all speak well of n certain
preparation, he forms good opinion
Of u and when in need of such a
medicine is almost certain TO use II
himself and In his family. This is
why so many druggists use and rec
ommerd Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy. J II. Jones. well-known drug
gist OF Cuburn. Ky. says. 81 have
used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
in my family for the past seven
years. and have found II to be the
best cough medicine have over
known"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-01-22
600 Reward. s,Oo

Catarrh Is local disease greatly infu-
aucod BY constitutional conditions. II
therefore requires constitutional treat
nont. HALLS CATAltrH MEDICINE
% taken internally and acts through tao
blood on the Mucous Surfaces OF the Sys-
tem. HALLS CArhRRH MEDICINE
destroys the foundation OF the disease,
gives the patient strength by improvinr
tho general health ana assists nature ~
doing its work. $4,000 for any case OF
ga,aITh that HALLS CAGARRA
Drugylsts sc. Testimonials fres.
+. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo. Ohio.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-01-22

Mrs Roscoe Ridley, who accomp-
anied Miss Maude Burnam and her
father, A. M. Burnam 10 Wichita last
week. whore Miss Maude underwent
an operation at a local hospital, re-
turned some days AGO. Mr.. Burnam
returned later. He reports his daugh-
ter as having withstood the opera
tion successfully and improving.
Mrs. Burnam went to Wichita the
early part OF this week 10 remain
with Miss Maude until she is able
70 return home.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-01-22
Don't You Eorget 1t

Bear In mind that Chamberlaln's
Tablets not only move the bowels
hut Improve the appetite and
strengthen the digestion. They CON
tain no pcpsin on other digestive
ferlnent but strengthen the stomach
and enable II to perform It's func-
uone naturally.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-01-22
John II. Lawson. local dealer, re

John II. Lawson. local dealer, re-
ceived a consignment of Fords this
week. They lasted about az long.
we are told, as a SNOWFALL on a hot
July day. The demand for Fords
seems 10 exceed the supply right
along. This Is also true OF most au-
tomobiles II used 20 be a question
Of getting the money with which ia
buy a car. Now il is a question OF
getting the car when you have the
money and are aching to part with
IL
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-01-22

Mrs. Nora Quinn and Mrs. u, NJ.
Kile, both OF whom were called 10
Canon City. Colorado, recently on a
stork mission, report the birth OF fine
big daughters TO Mr.. and Mrs Har-
mon Fox, on the 9Th. and to Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Allen, on the 18th. Mrs
Fox Is Mrs. Quinn's sister. Mrs Al.
len "a Mrs. Kile's daughter All par
ties were formerly OF Beaver.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-01-22
CALL ron 4 COUNTY RErUBLiCA,
CONVENTION
neaver. Othhoma. Dec. ,

Beaver. Oklahoma. Dec. III. lHlf.
call for "a county Republican conven-
ton 10 convene at Beaver on the 5th
day OF February at o'clock 4. ~. for
the purpose Of olectlng ten delegates
to attend the state convention at OKLA
homa city on Feb. 1ith. and for pre-
cinct conventions to be held ON Feb
2nd. 1920. TO elect delegates 70 the
county convention on the above date
on Feb. .. the republican voters oi
all precincts Of the county VIII mce al
their respective voting places and elect
delegates 90 the county convention ~
follows. representation being based or
each ten vote or major fraction there
% cast FOR McKeever for Governor al
the last general election:
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-01-22
No Great Act of Hcroism Required

II some great act OF heroism was
necessary TO protect child from
Group. no mother would hesitate TO
protect her offspring, but when Il is
only necessary TO keep at hand n
bottle OF Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy and give il as soon as the first
indication OF Group appears, there
are many who neglect II. Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is within the
reach of all aud is prompt and ef-
feotual
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-24
MOVING PICTURES
Colonial

Colonial
Miss Norma Talmadge has well
exemplified the difference between
the woman prepared by work to do
her share of the problems of married
life and the one who shirks. In "The
Woman Gives which will be the at
traction at the Colonial theater, be.
ginning Sunday, this young screen
star takes the part of young tai
ented girl to whom giving" is as
natural as breathing The story re.
lates how this virtue OF her proves
the making OF one man and the saw
ing OF another, whom "a woman who
takes has started ON the road to
ruin.
The picture Is one Of the most
natural that has ever been screened.
The characters are true to life and
the general moulding Of the entire
plot through the actions which would
naturally be expected makes this pro-
duction as splendid entertainment as
has ever been shown in the theaser.
Grand. ".
Excellent character work backs up
the fine acting Of Sessue Hayakawa
in 1.-THE Tong Man" which is opening
today at the Grand theater. The
noted de1fneator Of oriental parts has
the role Of "tong' man who is pur-
sued by the evil head Of the tong"
in an effort to take away the "tong'
mans sweetheart.
Marc Robbins plays the part of
the plotting head Of the Chinese Sc
cret order, who sways the assassins
BY a religious hold. The role OF
Louie Toy, an elderly merchant,
marked for death, is played by Togo
Fujita. The pretty sweetheart is
played by Miss Helen Eddy, who has
been lead in other Hayakawa films.
Also George Ovey comedy.
Tomorrow and Monday, Billie
Burke in Wanted. Husband
She'd invented an engagement and
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-24

noas1R0ss


xesdames JOS. Carr and Jos. Cloud
we're called to Kevanee, Ill, by the
illness Of their sister and mother.
ur. Emelfno Wardl0w.
Mrs John Judd - suffering from a
naralytic stroke which came Satur-
day She seems to be holding her
own and har many friends hope thar
her recovery will SOON be complete
Miss Louise Spencer, who is hold.
mo a stsnographic position with the
Iowa State Insurance Co., spent Sum
day with home folks IN Montrose-
Robert Reed visited his daughter.
Charlotte, at Inwood, Iowa, over Sum
Mrs. Thos. Sprott is recovering
from a serious attack OF pneumonia.
Little Glenn Knobs who seems TO
have had more than his share or
aalicfion with whnoping cough. now
is suffering from pneumonia.
The many friends OF Mrs Clancy
will be pleased to know that she has
re1urned from St Joseph's hospital
and is rapidly regaining her health,
after undergoing a recent surgical
operation.
Jake Bunker was the lucky finder
~ a fine pearl last week while en-
ployed in the button factory.
Mrs. Kate Reed who has been serl-
ousIy Ill at the home Of her daughter.
Mra. Anna Horton. IN KeOkuk. for
several days. Is reported TO be con-
Yalescing.
An appropriate Decentralization serv-
ice Of the service flag OF the SUNDAY
school and church was held at the
Presbyterian church Sunday at II a.
m. J. S. Sprowls of keokuk, dehS-
cred the address.
Miss Anna Johnson of New London,
Iowa. was an oyer Sunday guest OF
her friend, Miss Maud Singer, while
enrcute TO the Pacific coast for a
years vacation.
The basketball team rs displaying
perfectly new and beautiful sweaters
as their reward for basketball work
the past season.
Charles Vanosdoll, who was one OF
the victims IN the recent hand car
accident, has returned from the hos
pttal
The Ambrnsia school closed this
week Miss Hurley gave e1ceiltr,
satisfaction as teacher.
The Woman's Civic club met Mon
day night with Mrs. J. p. Kennedy.
The dam erected by r. G. Clancy.
which protected many acres Of fine
farming land, was swept away by the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-24
GIRLS WEEK IN
HANCOCK COUNTY
Important Events Next Week In Prep
aration for Bigger Things
During Firsk Week
Of May.

Although fhe frst weak az Nav Is
IN ba Known A .1,irls, week some
;mnort.nt gather;npa Ar. manned for
HancocL Cent? eirls ner, veex.
Miss Edna Raari,,,ey g,r,g- week see.
rstar .nd M;as Francil1a Stnenke;
TOM and co1nty secre.ary az the cen.
-, eeId IF the national v " q A.
will he in the county 10 direct its
a..tiv,tiae
On Tnesday evening April n the
v;rIs ~ Nanyoo viii have an omen
meet in ona of the chnrenes vnara
tho business men viii he invited and
ths sscretar,es WIN eYnaain the WORT
~ tha town and county department.
~ thay W q a The efrIs wf1I re-
main after the addresses To form q
1901 c,uh Mas Hazel Hnn.on IA.
charpa Of the arrangemenrs for the
maet;ne several Nanyoo iris It
tended the camp At Lake View last
summer. and will Join IN all the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-24
er. democrat. and A. B. c1mmtns

+. +.
ter, democrat, and A. B. Cummtns
republican.
For representative m congress-
(First districD, E. W. McManns
democrat: Frank K. Thompson, F. S
Holsteen, F. NJ Mplesburg, c. W
Brookhart, P H. Hawk, republl-
cans.
County and State
At the present time questions are
being prepared to be submitted 10
all candidates who seek nominations
ON either the republican or demo
cratic ticket, for state offices and FOR
county offices. This .questionnatre
has not been completed as yet or, at
any rate, has not been issued as yet.
but will be completed probably with.
in a few days, according to announce
ment today. --.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-24

lawn, way down south; the whole
some sweetness, OF its people, particu'
larry Eugene, had ignited in this
roistering SwashbuckIer from New
York the spark of genius, and he
wrote the book that made him IA
nous.
But it was only the beginning OF
a great adventure and greater ro-
nance.
Don't miss seeing him at his sml-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-24

Questions Embrace An Feakness Of
Legislation Which Ia Any Way
viii Affect
Labor.

Tho 0aaStimnaire which viii be
presented by labor and farmers or
CARNATIONS to candidates for lagk1a-
tive Offices has been submitted TO
candidates in this district. anu
answers to the questions are expect
ed to be returned At once.
The frst publication OF the ques-
honnaires comes from Burlington.
and the Gazette's STORY follows:
A QUESTIONABLE, containing eleven
specific questions, has been prepared
by the labor organisations OF the
first district-and, At is claimed, with
backing Of come farm organizations
10 be presented to the candidates roi
congress in the FIRST congressional
district One or two Of the Lists have
already been submitted and the other
candidates viii get their lists within
a day or tHO-as soon as some Of
them return to their homes.
The list OF questions, made avail
able today, applies only 70 those who
are running for the nomination Tor
United States senator or representa-
TIVE h congress and tho list was
complied within the stronghold OF
the labor organizations or the first
district, which centers around Bur
lmgton and Fort Madison. The CUES
ti0ns follow:
/. Are you In favor Of the pub
Lie ovnerahip Of natural re-
sources and public utnites2
2. Are you in favor OF the
Plumb plan OF railroad control?
3. Are you in favor or q refer
endum ON any law, changing the
basic organic laws or the nation?
4 Are you in favor OF the gov
eminent issuing the money-and
the government only?
s. VIII you stand for a law
making it a criminal offense for
any person to gamble in the
necessities of life?
s. Are you in favor OF law
CURLING the abuse of the use OF
the injunction?
Z. Are you in favor of law
prohibiting the ownership or
1and by alienS7
q If the Cummlns-Esch bill
does not, after . fair trial. give
to the public the protection and
0cBH1C6 IL ohO0AA SARSSS, = 49,
favor a re-opening Of the railroad
question and will you use your
influence and support to gain for
the people the protection ana
service It should expect.
8. Are you in favor of collect
i've bargaining?
10. Are you in favor OF just
regulation Of the packers?
IL Are you in favor of indus
trial labor acting concertedly by
withdrawing their labor In order
to secure a settlement of their
demands?
The above is the list which is ready
for presentment to. the candidates, 1t
was reported today. The list has
been tn readiness for several days,
1t was learned, but became available
only today as by night or tomorrow
most Of the candidates will have
them for study and reply.
The Candidates.
The candidates who face the QUIZ
are:
United States senator: Claude Por-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-24

.. -, mr., NJ III
ing, flgnting pest' au pri n...m u
In "A Much Neeaeo Nest Ask
prices q
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-24

Now is the time when the man wh
never does it himself spurs his nels1
bors on to make spring gardens NJ,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-24

All the poets are not dead, but r;vsd
good many who think they are posi- cnoly
ought TO be- y pug
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-24

set her wedding date All she needed
was q man
Then, travelling with friends ON
train one day, she flung her arms
round the neck Of perfect stran-
ger-kissed hin-and called him
herst
After that, you'll keep laughing for
Just about an hour.