davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-15
SEATTLE WOMAN
FEELS BETTER
THAN IN YEARS
Friends Notice Big Change in
Miss Nielsen Since She
Took Tanlac

my friends already know what
think about Tanlac. for I've told
them. but I'm glad 70 make q stnte
ment for the benefit OF Others" said
Miss Minnie Nielsen. i4is Seventh
ave. Seattle. recently.
'Off and on for several years I
was troubled with indigestion and
during the last year II got so bad my
life was perfectly miserable. had
no appetite. and every time ! ate
anything ! had about every kind Of
pain indigestion can cause person.
bloated terribly. had awful head
aches and was 50 dizzy Mt times
Just had to hang on 20 something to
keep from falling. was badly run
down and had such little strength I
could take very little interest In any
thing. My nerves were so on edge
most OF the nights lay awake for
hours without closing my eyes. and
all the time / felt completely tired
out
well. ] certainly am glad I de-
cided 20 take Tanlac. for now I have
n good appetite and am eating Just
anything I want and never have the
least touch OF indigestion. have
gained several pounds I'm weight. and
actually feel stronger and better In
every way than ] have In years. My
nerves are as steady as can he and
nights | sleep peacefully right on un.
I'll time 20 get up in the morning. A
number OF my friends are taking
Taniac since seeing the Improvement
in my condition. and I'm sure Il will
benefit them or anybody else just like
II did me-"
.Tanlac IL sold by the Bartell Drug
6toreA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-15

of a Bride
THE BOOK OF
MARTHA
PAYING FoR PERyERsITY

"You never came home 10 slccp
while was In New York; could
tell by the state of your roornr'
J managed 10 keep my voice STEADY
while I talked TO my husband.
but my whole body was trembling.
You were not hero. Jane.
What ] thought about you darc
not reoail-s-but YOU ought to realize
that the inside Of this house was
inio'ernhie 90 mcr'
restrained my Impulse 20
throw myself into Bolts arms. I
had stiii to put the most impor.
,ant Of all my questions
You stayed at the hotel. sup.
pose
'of course did. katherine was
registered there Suddenly Bob
perceived what he mad let himself
in for He put hls arm around
me and held roe close as he fin.
ishcd his statement: Dear, Dearest,
Pleas. try TO bS fnir. Katherine
was investigating vice among the
highorups. She was working with
tho assistance OF the hotel drtec.
tivcs. She had to stay at the hotel
In order to discover. n possible.
when certain respectable. left the
place. Can't you see. dcar-'
81 sec--too much
Nothing happened that you
might not have shs rcdr'
Very plausible, But you mus,
admit. Bob. that nothing at ali
would have happened had ! been
with youi Certainly you wouldn't
have been that night IN the same
hotel with kathcriner' couldn't
rnakt my tone express my lndig.
nation.
"Dcar-~ti D~arrsti Re reason
racrei We are true lovcrs--and
you know IL Nothing can scpa.
rate U.s.
TIL agree not 20 quarrel any
more, Bob. I'm tired. tool Very
tired Of explanations which never
EXPLAIN
And 70 We cloacd the discussion
ard took up our round Of mutual
interests.
But was far from happy. I
coulc see exactly what had haJ-
pencd 20 Bob. recognized the
pcrversity In him which makes
him persist In n course even when
he knows II will involve him In a
great risk. and Is sure to turn out
badly
Many n time had paid for hts
! fNNfxaF-5tfX hnH ferr mi
than TO NOPE about IL, but NOPE
/ did. so that Martha Palmer. see
ing me a few days later. said:
You're losing your good looks.
Jane. what's the natter"
put my head on her shoulder.
had a good cry. and confessed.
Bob is mighty tender OF
Katherinc's feclIngs- walled.
''rIe says she bores hlm-but he
please her. when he knows his
conduct will hurt mer'
Jane you're little rooser'
Martha scoldcd even while she
comforted me. Don't slump 80.
You ought TO know that the more
a wife let's herself slump. the less
the erring husband caresr'
My tears camo tn torrent
stop crying, The worse You
look to Bob. the prettier Kath.
crimes smile win seem to hint I
think It's mighty poor policy for
wife to force herself into bank.
ruptcyr'
CTo BE Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-15

That's right nodded the star.
But we stars are an different. as
different as grains Of sand are from
mountains. Besides. some OF us are
whole worlds and some are little like
me and live in glass houses so they
may shine thru. Here we are now"
And the star stopped before a little
house of crystal. all points like him
self.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-15
ofar Seattle .
;EStqyA;@b19}R::*
= 81 By f1Abel ClclAnd) 4,
Page 2S7
No ONE TO MEET HER

station man: ahe stuck her little
chin up and picked up her bar-
and ,hlnEs and walked gu, on tho
street
You must remember how differ
ent thea. streets w.r. th~n--nos
very well lighted. not many kind
policemen 20 help you fInd a no
tel. no Y. w. C. A. 10 take you in
and make you safe.
Alice was Jus, a little helpless
lonesome Eiri. who had nobody a,
All 20 tell her what 10 do. and no
possible way to reach her father.
for the address he had sent them
was not Seattle al all. but a litue
place across tho bay. where he
could be reached quiy two days IN
the week
An evfi looking man siouchins
along the stree, spoke 10 hsr and
offered 20 take her 70 a hotel. but
she walked on alone.
An irnpudeni boy called TO her.
but abe KEEP, her ey-s straixh,
ahead and walked and walked un.
III she found a hotel. then !, was
past midnight. and when abe lock.
ed herself In her room she was
about the mos, frightened child
you could imagine And II was
five days b~for. she found her
father. who hadn't received the
letters a, all and wasn't expecting
her at that time
fro he Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-15

Alice went into the dingy little
station and sat down In the walt
Ing room.
surely sse told herself.
surely. father win be her. any
minute now. something has hap
pcned 10 make him late. I'm not
going 10 BE- afraid I'm just 81,
here and walt
The station clock licked loudly.
and man who seemed to be In
charge Of the place came and
looked in every little while: looked
Al the clock. looked nj tire giri.
looked at his watch and walked
about again. After . long time
he couEhed as one does when one
do~rn's quite know whs, TO say.
and In a gruff voice aid: -Cuo~s
you'ii have to get on, Of here.
ALsr. I'm rpsn' to lock up Lock
up the ststion," Alice cried In
amazement "why-ln New York
stations stay open all the time
-weil. this lsn't New York. h.
assured her. and this place closes
at ii.3o.- Alice had been feeling
smaller and nrnailsr as tho min.
utes slipped by without bringing
her father. Nov she felt like a
tiny girl and she Ionwcd with all
her hcarf for somebody to Jus;
pick her up in strong arms and
carry her 10 n safe place.
But she didn't say. anything
about baby feelings TO the gruff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-15

Vast quantities Of Canadian wheat
are moving from Vancouver 20 Eu.
rope thru the Panama canal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-15

Vermont has es.075 farms-3.634
less than In 1910
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-15
WEAK
WOMEN

cannot hope ever 20 become strong
and wen again unless they have
plenty OF good. rich, red blood Of
the kind that organic iron--Nuxated
fron--hclps make. Nuxated Iron is
like the Iron In your blood and like
the Iron in spinach. lentils and
apples, while metallic iron Is iron
just Aa 1t comes from the action OF
strong acids on iron filings Nux-
atcd Iron does not injure the teeth
nor upset the stomach; II Is an en-
tireiy different thing from ordinary
metallic iron, II quickly helps make
rich red blood. revitalize WORKOUT.
nerves and give you new
strength and energy. over $4,000. 600
people annually are using ~ ~ all
druggists Beware OF substitutes.
The renuine has ". j. stamped on
every tablet Always insist on hav~
Ing the genuine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-15

For Good Apple Pic 20 to Boidt's.
---Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-15
Question Of
lmnli1rufion

Dear Miss Grey; A naturaiirsd
American OF Hungarian birth Wishes
10 bring his niece and nephew. aged
IS and 81 respectively. TO America
What papers must he sign-
ANXIOUS
Tao baycaa Of Immigration says
there are no papers 70 ss9n Inos-
mach as the soane was and ,roman
ore orer rs pears. they are entitled
- odmission. u ofhsrsosse qualified
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-15
Information About
Old Family

Dear Miss Grey: Can you tell
ne the maiden name Of the wife OF
John Jay. the great revolution
sfafesmsn- STUDENT.
Johs Jay r1rvfed snyah HIRING
Ton daughter Of william Lirtn0-
lBton. cho foss governor OF Netc Jer-
cry from f776 TO f7s0J. al Elizabeth,
xesc ycrsey. April. fTT+
-
Population
of Earth
Dear Miss Grey: What Is the
population Of the worid7
MARIE
ft u sstsmatcd at f.7sossSsSl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-15

Dear Miss Grey: Can a foreiEn
citizen enlist In the United States
army or navy. and In that way be-
come q citizen Of the United States ?
r. T. I.
The bsreaa Of safuraitrufsor says
thx NAVY ,rsIi NOT admit Any man
Uko Is NOT a citizen Of the U.tfed
States. The army sczlI ADMIT those
Ghc hare first papers After q rsas
= discharged from the army. he scsii
hare 10 scoif onlp SIR months eefore
Becoming q n1fuyall<cd csfi-en.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-15

Grey
Girl Ticists "Sense OF
Duty TO Suit Her O,cn
Whims-But Facts and
Common Sense Must
Rule All WeH-Ordered
Lives.

Dear Miss or~y' severh y"ar
ere met souns man eu -"
IN love WITH Nun. cu, no was ="
gagged 10 SIT VINO hNeu IN AT .-.se
ern state. When No re'u'neo ,1oua
France ne stopped AZ ms nome Wv.
on his way out west ana uafrlee
her. I believe. SIMPLY trom sens'
OF du,y 70 ner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-15

Star Want Ads Get Results
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-15

Comparison
If Planets

Dear Miss Grey: How much
hrxer than our world Is the planet
Narxs YOUNG ASTRONOMERS
TAe diameter Of Mars fabost
Axee xs1esJ u only e.5s that Of the
ssrfA ~ the earth Is thought Of az
. baseAo7. Mars souId BE- about the
size Of large sairrf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-15
Only Unmarried

VHtH ChHtAfftsU
w. S. President
Dear Miss Grey: Was there ever
. president who was not married.
n. n
Yea ysnes Brch1~ar. -.
Beloved TEDDY"
Orr Youngest President
Dear Miss Grcy:i What was the
name Of our youngest PRESIDENT
JIM
Theodore Roosevelt. 1ho teas "
Dnass Of age ,rhcs tH1sGnratcd-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-15
Population

II u sstsmased at f.7sosssssA
, 1921-09-26
SOME SAT BUSINESS Is FooR-pvr DESPITE ALL THE cLAMoR
THE REAL ESTATE BUSINESSES
N0TP0OR

WHY is rHss
because o the strong faith held by the people IN every walk Of life
Thercw "a a slight depression in Jya n August because 4. h un-
certainty o. tho pGt OF gomo u to whether or not hay would be thrown
put 81 employment Now that uncertainty has given way to an assurance
OF steady employment and buying AS beenr resumed. With this resump-
ton u buying. prices are more stable As is the cas- with foodstuffs
REAL ESTATE PRICES ARE TAKING AN UPWARD TREND.
ysntage q this opportunity 10 buy at the Low POINT in the face d a
RISING MARKET. You a buy NOW 1t lower price n easier terms
than yu will be able o a month from o
W ar offenng lrtsht nov. m unusually attractive values In va
at priccs designed to force sale o n a sluggish market They arr worthy
or clos inspection immediately = they represent wonderful proft-making
WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL 30. as
A threeroon. house o n South Cedar street; has buntin features
ta viii attract te honey" woman; kitchen in newly white ensmeied;
has water buntin sink In kitchen; rooms are pastered; floors are
appearance OF a-real home: sidewalks 20 town nd to school, It IL only
u blocks to h high school. sewer blocks to Park school, In locality
close to town; close to schools We will be pleased 70 how this to you..
xou are spre &c like II where you consider that all this Is available Al
u S2y T1 OF yey 10y terms
Threc rooms. bath. pantry AM clothes closet; bath fixtures ali in
place; new house just completed and ready to nov into. On ne rear Of
n lot Is a one-room house A local insurance firm pproved MI risk
TOT ssooom suranc When 70 price tho lot buildings and MI 1t $500
you viii understand tn value in this number. Terms OF curse.
W lots near the nw 12room school house In the southeast part of
" Work o the school house n commenced Thursday. II wi be
rssoy or ccupnncy IN three months These lots have city wnter avail
We have a properly priced a $4,000 bringing an income Of ss7 %
per mont 10 better thu 10 per cent o your money! with sufficient
ground 10 another. house included. o which We Will accept a good
al as nrst ayment A Dodge sedsn preferred but would consider ny
n you will accept good securities n first aymen ws bave m trv.r
for your property. Securities will stand snctest investsation.
rhone fle Western Realty and Lot Sales Co. Phone
lo7s OIL Consolidated Royalty Bldg. 1918
, 1921-09-26
MARSHALL & BROWN
REALTY COMPANY
Phone 1el2w.
145 North Center Street
Casper. Wyo.

A very. choice modern rooming house with twenty furnished rooms:
wsssn cate o wolcott street; a high class place at a low price OK
s-@eVe' asona payment down. balance to spt
iveroom modern residence close % cY avr,ue: Large garage: east
ron LOT tnisp property has a Midwest loan OF 81 1900 that can be taken
owe Q my Midwest Ia Tho price Is IS 500, smau payment down will
Ia a good al a art OF first payment
rIv very large DON all oak finishing: of the most complete
nYuern resioences IN thc city Of Casper: full finished basement. lawn,
soswaIks. driveway, pavementa is complete; this property would be
eonndefcd cheap n $4,000. but the real price is only $40 500. with only
tfooo Asn terms o n balance Better investigate this
FonEroom house In the south part of town: fun finished basement:
aso q iaIE garage; corner lot; VIII take n car a art OF first PAYMENT
p7ce i $3.50. only a small payment. T-f4-
Fourroo house on Divine street: lot eoxf4o fcct: hee a. . r-t
ranged. W AZ
IL s2ts5o. ssonu sueer fuos
W Foursr1 Don house in the .outheas. part; fun basement ana finished;
We large iots facing the east and north; plenty Of oom for W mms
nou,ss ine price Tor a short time is $4,000; terms o part
nave som very good trades to offer; irrigated land. dry land
ssusn uactsf aim Beach truck land: u land trades are ali clear Of
otssse we a RAJ and assume mortgage What have you Il Offer
, 1921-09-26

A young woman In Geneva. who ap-
piled for n marriage certificate. un-
derstated her age by three years. and
was fined IS on a charge OF coquetry.
, 1921-09-26

A web niament ~ miles long ha.
been AXE from the body OF a single
spider.
, 1921-09-26
M H. BURY REALTY CT
PERSONAL

FOR IMPORTATION concerning Zoe
Dwarzack. communicates with Anna
Vaughan. smithfieid. Neb. a-2s-iots
, 1921-09-26
CLASSIFIED


II you have what you won't want
and want what you don't haye-uss
Tribune Want Ads. y
, 1921-09-26
LOST N U

Losr-onc bay mare. four a an.
branded LC on top of left hin: one
bay three years old
branded
on right hip. Reward win be- mad
for information leading to their re-
covery- Address 1855 Casper. wyo.
, 1921-09-26
Hell w~ANTEb-mALE

wANTED-Lafher &c take part pay
In cash and lot In South Casper adj
dition- e64 CT avenue e-as-lt.
, 1921-09-26

LoSr-one bay mare -Four years old.
branded LC on top OF left hip; ono
bay MARI, three years old. branded
be paid for information leading 10
their recovery. Address 1885. Casper.
Wyo. e-22-6ts
, 1921-09-26

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Dodge tour
ing a for lot. 32s Kenwocd street
Phone 141oJ. 9-26-3t
, 1921-09-26
FOR -sALE-AUrOmoBILEs

FOR sALE-Ford touring car 1919
model; cheap for cash 1s4 West @
street. e-22-4t
, 1921-09-26
How TO Answer Blind
Classified Ads

In answering blind ads In thess
columns. please 81 careful to Use
the preciss address given In the
adv. Write the address plainly.
Letters brought In to The Tribune
office do not require stamps. Al.
ways fncioee your answers. in
sealed envolepe. In replying to adj
sertiecmsuts where references arc
asked for. do not send the original
rvferencss- Send copies Of them
only.
, 1921-09-26

Last night n leather hand bax. par
" can have same by calling at The
Leader store and describing style and
contents. Ask for I. Nijak. s-as-sts
LoSr-sxs tecpcs with folding mole.
rolled in tent, between Brooks lake
and Casper. Call NJ. a. Hawiey at
lossSJ. o-23-sts
, 1921-09-26
BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALE-Apartment building cou
tanning six modern apartments. hot
water heated: netting $500 yearly:
low rents: always rented; price $751;
500, s1o,5o0 cash. balance long termr
or will take high grade car as part
payment p. o. box $40 9-3-ff
, 1921-09-26

FOR SALE New four-room house.
26x2S; large lot; in north Casper:
within three n one-half blocks of
the school house; will take an auto
mobile or $3.50 cash as first payment;
balance can be paid in monthly pay
mentsi price $4,000. Phone 15ssw.
Q-23-6t
, 1921-09-26

ADVERTISING RArEsLrhs r.r,
for inserting Want Ads In The Cas-
Per Daily Tribune il IL cents a wont
Zach Insertion; minimum Is cents.
OUT OF TOWN advertisements
must Be accompanied BY cash or check
he foregoing Instructions ABOUT
counting the word and the rate per
word for The Casper Daily Tribune
CLOSING HoUR-want Ads TO b.
classified properly u be in The
Casper Daily Tribune office before
1880. Want Ads received after 1880
the head TOO Late to classffy.s
, 1921-09-26

FOR SALENSmail restaurant. cheap.
Call SIS. on Exchange building. Phone
S. 8-s-tf
, 1921-09-26

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for ilsht housekeeping; close IN. as
South Ash street 9-26-1t'
, 1921-09-26
FOR REN1-R0OMS

FOR RENT-Furnfshed rooms: suit
, 1921-09-26

FOR SALE-Fourteen-room rooming
house: strictly modern; steam heat:
rent $50 a month; good opportunity
for business people. Mrs. j. R. Cush-
ing, 24h Grinnel avenue Sheridan.
wyo. Phone 666- 9-23-3t'
, 1921-09-26
and Professional Directory
DENTISTS

L.. DIR. j.. j. DONOVAN
Suite lbs, Molder Bldg. over c.u-
bell Hardware Company. Phone sd.
, 1921-09-26

FOR RrSTSrwo modern rieepln~-
->crns, aetoirirg hath. rood heat. sf4
South Grant street. Phone s57J.
a-ss-t.
, 1921-09-26

FOR RENT-Nodern front bedroom
adjoining bath p-'vnt~ entrance IN
-r're after 4 o'clock. 424 South Graz
street. 9-26-e'
, 1921-09-26

FOR RENT-Light running sewing
Phone 1885. e-15-tf
, 1921-09-26

roR RENT-one modern sl~epinr.
room for n or two rentlemer
"a South jackson street. Phons
s47J. e-26-2'
, 1921-09-26
HELP wANTED-FEMALE

wANrEDIcook for boarding house;
all around cook; white lady only;
must be good 4a2 South Elm street.
esoM- s-26-lt'
, 1921-09-26

FOR RENr-Two furnished rooms fo-
light housekeeping. 4io East ser
oud street. s-26-2'
, 1921-09-26

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. furnished
house; gas. lights and winter in. 921
South Poplar street in rear Call after
{ p. m. e-z6-1ts
, 1921-09-26

FOR SALELTwo-room house; close
In; plastered; electric lights. large
front porch; 800 down IND easy pay
ments. Call at 132 West ] street after
4 o'clock. 9-2s-6ts
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-16
TRIAL BE HEARD
MONDAY IN CASE
Of LEGI0NNA|RE
EsServioe Man orders Alleged Draft
Eyader from Store; Fight Fol-
Iowa; "Buddies' Say VIII
Pay Allen Fine.

Charges of fighting we're filed In
municipal court this morning against
Ed Wagner who, in 1918, was convict.
ed on a charge of evading the selec.
tive service act. and Joe Allen, world
war veteran who spent IL months
overseas and 90 days on the firing
line. The case Is set for trial Mon.
day.
The two are alleged to have en-
gagged In a fist fight Wednesday
evening after Allen, an active mem
Der of the local American Legion
post, had ordered Wagner. a garage
man, to get out of his (Allen's) store.
Wagner, 1t is said hesitated to com
ply with the order and Allen attack.
ed him.
Aliens friends say he ordered the
man out of his store because Wag.
ner participated in the Armistice
Day parade here last week The case
has brought considerable comment
from local Legionnaires. A move
nent was started early this morning
o pay any fine or expense that may
)e imposed upon Allen as a result
)f the fight.
Allen is a member Of the firm of
Iustis and Allen, proprietors of the
.. o. d. Grocery and Market, 116
south Third street. He enlisted in
The army soon after the United
States entered the war and was over
seas II months. He is a strong sup
porter of the Legion's 400 percent
Americanism" movement.
The draft evadng charges filed
against Wagner were first institut-
ed in the u. S. commissioners court
here. He was bound over to the fed
eral grand jury and later was found
guilty and sentenced to serve six
months in the Pittsburg county Jail
at McAlester. He is now proprietor
of a garage at 314 Kansas avenue
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-16
PAT HENRY CASE
GOES To TRIAL
IN GRADY COURT
vorden Boxer Answers to Charge Of
Transporting intoxicating Liquor;
First Criminal Case to
Go to Trial.

Trial of the case State of Okla
homa vs. Patt Henry, Verden boxer,
charged with Transporting intoxicat-
ing liquor was started In county
court this morning. The case proba.
bly, will go to the jury early this
afternoon. 1t is the first criminal
case to go to trial since the open
ing of the present county court term.
The following criminal cases were
continued this morning: State VS..
Clarence Jones, charged with SELL
ing intoxicating liquor (for term);
State VS.. J. H. Norvell charged with
obstructig q public highway; State
VS.. Henry Bond, charged with trans
porting Ointil January term); State
VS.. Jess Ward charged with trans
porting until Friday; State VS.. ].
H. Beck, charged with failing to pro-
vide medical care for child (until
Friday.
These cases were dismissed: State
VS.. L. G. zinn, charged with unlaw.
full possession; State VS.. L. d. Saut-
bine, charged with keeping bawdy
house; State VS.. T. j. and Vera
Deskins, charged with attempt to
defraud; Town of Verden VS.. Me-
lette Vance, an appeal from the
justice court.
The jury in the case G. Fl. May
field VS.. Grant Lewis late yesterday
afternoon returned a verdict grant
ing the plaintiff Judgment in the
amount Of $500.