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tain ill-treatment he received ashore
before we carried him away with us.
OF the higher mysteries OF seaman
ship and of the art OF finding a way
over the trackless wastes of ocean
we know nothing. We desire to
make for the Dutch settlement Of
Curacao as straightly as possible.
VIII you pledge me your honor, II l
release you upon parole. that you
will navigate us thither? II so. we
Will release you and your surviving
men upon arrival there"
Don Diego bowed his head upon
his breast.
I accept" he said.
CHAPTER XI
Filial Pisty
BY virtue of the pledge he had
given. Don Diego de Espinosa en-
joyed the freedom Of the ship that
had been his. and the navigation
which he had undertaken was left
entirely in his hands.
IF this wind holds" he told them.
I'VE should reach Curacao inside
three days.
For three days the wind held. in
deed it freshened little on tho sec
ond, and yet when the third night
descended upon them they had still
made no landfall Captain Blood
uneasily mentioned Il to Don Diego.
1T will be fore tomorrow morn
ing" he was answered with calm
conviction.
Captain Blood passed on, content,
and went 10 VISIT Jerry Pitt. HIS pa
tlent TO whose condition Don Diego
owed his chance OF life. To indulge
him Captain Blood consented that
he should take the air on deck, and
so, as the last OF daylight was fad
ing from the sky. Jeremy Pitt came
forth upon the Captains arm. With
the seaman's instinct his eyes wan
dered to the darkling vault of
heaven. spangled already with a
myriad golden points OF light.
Awhile he scanned Il Idly. vaeantly; !
and then his attention became
sharply fixed. He looked round and
up at Captain Blood. who stood be-
side him.
Dye know anything OF aston
omy, Peser7" quoth he.
Astronomy. Is Il? Faith. now. I
couldn't tell the Bslt OF orion from
the Girdle OF Venus"
You told me-didnt you that /
we came west Of the archipelago be-
tween Tobago and Grenada, steering
for Curacao. II that were our pres
ent course. we should have the North |
Star abearn, out yonder."
On the instant Mr.. Blood shed his
laziness.- He stiffened with appre-
henslon. and was about to speak |
when a shaft OF light Glove the
gloom above their heads. coming
from the door Of the poop cabin /
which had Just been opened. Don
Diego was approaching. Captain |
Blood's fingers pressed Jerry's shoul- /
der with signifance.
"Wln ye settle a slight dispute for
us. Don Dlego7" said he lightly. we |
are arguing, Mr.. Pitt and l. as TO
which IS the North star"
"so?" The Spaniard's tone was
easy. But you tell me Mr.. Pitt he
is your navigant?"
For lack OF better" laughed I
the Captain. ood-humoredly con-
temptuous. Now I am ready TO
wager him a hundred pieces Of eight /
that that is the North star" And I
he flung ont an arm toward POINT
OF light in the heavens straight
abeam. He afterward told Pitt that
had Don Diego confirmed him, he
would have run him through upon
that instant. Far from that. how
ever. he spaniard freely expressed
his scorn.
You have the assurance that Is
Of ignorance. Don Pedro; and you
lose. The North Star is this one"
And he indicated II.
(Continued I'm Our Next IsSue.)
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EUREKA COUNCIL NrEErrNG

The degree staff Of Eureka Coun
ciL No. l. Jr. o. U. A. NJ. will hol
an important meeting tomorro,
night. Several matters OF intere.
to the staff will be discussed. Pre-
ceding the meeting there will be
business meeting OF the orchestr
OF the council.
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who the devil are you?" he
asked. And what the devil are YOU
doing in my clothes and aboard my
ship?"
Mr.. Blood's black eyebrows went
up. faint smile curled the lips Of
the long mouth.
You are still delirious, 1 fear.
This is not your ship. This Is my
ship. and these are my clothes"
your ship?' quoth the other.
aghast. and still more aghast he
added: your clothes2 But
Then J" Wildly his eyes looked
about him. They scanned the cabin
once again. scrutinizing each famil-
lar object. Am I msd7" he asked
at last Surely this ship Is the
cinco Liagas?"
succinctly now Captain Blood dis.
persed the mystery by a relation Of
the facts
And my son? What OF my son7'
"Your son is safe; he and the
boats crew together with your gun
ner and his men are snugly IN irons
under matches"
With the utmost calm he. IN
quired;
And now. Senior Capitan2"
Would you be willing, cir. TO earn
life and liberty-for yourself, your
SON and the other spaniards VINO
Evening journal., 1923-01-08

. II we love God. what should we
hate Psalm 97:1O.
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THE ONE-MAN WOMAN
Why Has Alice Lied ?
SYNOPSIS
By Ruth Agnes Abeling

KATE WARD, her husband.
DAN WARD, dead, returned 10 her
childhood village 10 care for her
widower father,
JUSTIN PARSONS. To their cottage
CHINATOWN ALICE. with the story
that Dan was the father OF Alice
child,
DOROTHY. Later came word of
Dorothy's Illness. Intending to help.
the child, Kate visited Alice at the
laundry Of
SING 10y with whom the latter lived.
Alice directed her TO st. Anthony's
Hospital, but on calling, Kate meets
with the answer that no such child Is
there.
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GRIM MYSTERY
IS UNSOLVED

PENDLETON. Ore. April IA
Government mountain. whose un,
solved mysteries reach an imposing
figure. has added another seeming.
~ battling crime 10 IFS record.
Charles link. aged reeluse
rnncher was found dead Tuesday
under mysterious circumstances in
the smoking ruins Of lonely
cabin He was Identified by n belt
buckle, Tho body was burned al.
mos, beyond recognition.
BloodspotB ON tho ground about
the cabin and on the boards OF the
well box led officers 10 believe the
man had been murdered with an
Ak and his body burned by tho
killer.
District Attorney Keator announe-
ed today that he has uncovered no
clues which would either dlspel the
murder theory or give hint as 10
the Identity OF tho murderer.
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LAW DECISION
HARD ON GIRL.

DIES MONIES. Ia. April 1.-THE
United states supreme court decision
declaring the District Of Columbia
minimum wage Law unconstitutional.
marks return OF America 10 days
when girls were paid s. week.
Mary Anderson. chief OF the women'a
bureau Of the department OF labor.
declared before tho League Of Wom-
On Voters today.
''rho automatic reduction Of wages
cannot help tgt have n depressing
effect" she said.
THO decision definitely prohibits
passing Of any minimum wage leg
ialhtion in any state.
"Morc children win return TO fac
tories ms family wages are reduced.
and this marks tho eradication Of
progress We have made in decade
Of humanitarian"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-12
IA MASKED men
HOLD UP TRAIN
Robbers Flee With 900
Worth OF Liquor

PEORIA. III, April ie.-Fourteon
armed and masked bandits held up
a Santa lre freight train near here
for nearly two hours at midnight
and escaped with more than $4,000
Worth OF liquor ana alcohol.
-Four OF the robbers boarded the
train as il pulled out Of Pokln. nc,
cordlng TO reports TO Sheriff Me.
haus, and forced the engineer and
train crew 10 stop at Crandall cross,
Ing. where she other 10 waited with
trucks.
While the confederates kept the
trainmon lined up. the ears contain.
Ing the liquor were broken into and
the loot leisuroly loaded on the
trucks Firing yolley reminiscent
Of wild West" days In the air. the
bandits then drove away. Posses.
led by Niehaua, are In pursuit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-12
Courts Will Test
Convict Leasing

TALLAHASSEE. Fla, April IA
The system OF leasing out convicts.
long praeticod In Florida. was yirtu-
ally on trial today ms a grand jury
and IA Join, legislative committee In
yosIlgated the death OF Martin Tai
bert. following n demand for action
from tho state OF North Dakota.
Taibcrt. arrested for stealing ride
on railroad train. died following q
logging received in convict lumber
camp. a grand Jury convened AZ
Madison today 10 fix responsibility
while the ioint Legislative committee
continued liz probe
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Will Excavate Old
Mesopotamia CITY

CHICAGO. April IAN expcdl.
ton OF tho Marshall Field museum
which win excavato the ancient cts
OF kish CTell-ei-ohmcr) In Mcsopo.
iamia, expects 10 uncover remnants
OF one Of Tho earliest periods or man.
Kind. directors Of the museum an.
.nounecd In Fepor, hero today
The expedition. headed by Prof. II
8. tangdon. will remain In Kish. cap.
'iRl OF sumer and Akkad. cast Of
Babylon. four years. tho rcpor, gaid
Tho city Is described a. the scat oi
tho oldest dynasty known TO histor,
and also tho capital Of later dynas-
ties that ruled Western Asia from
1900 TO $500 II. c.
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Five Are Seized
at |. w. w. Meeting

KANSAS CITY. Mo. April H.
Five men seized by police In raid
on an alleged l. W. W. meeting
hero last night were questioned TO.
day in connection with their views
on communism. The men were
seized during n meeting addressed
By Mrs Ella Reeve Bloor Police
said Mrs Bloor condemned tho GOV.
eminent and tho constitution in
her speech.
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register for the third division OF
the couBe on Friday evening. April
18th. at O'Clock In room 1914
Henry building. The matter OF
style and the actual mechanics Of
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VIII Hold Fleet
Maneuvers Here

Elliot, bay and Puget sound will
DO tho maneuyering waters for prac
ilcally tho entire Pacific fleet thi,
summer. according 20 announce
ncn,s made recently by Admiral +
W. EbetIc. in command OF the fleet
Unless countormanding navy or
ders arc ISSUED. two divisions com
prisinE five ships OF the line and
several cruisers each will arrive
juno IS and will be joined by a
third division shortly after the
Fourth OF July. After tho Indepen
dcncc day celebrations tho fleet viii
proceed TO the Brcmerton navy yard
for general ovcrhauling.
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Five-Mile Walk Daily
Gives Woman Beauty

y
Goodness. Agnesl What have
YOU done TO yourself7 l don't mean
/ 20 say that you haven't always been
beautiful creature. you understand
that. but for some strange reason
you look n hundred per cent better
thnn ! have ever seen YOU"
well. my dear. ] have reduced
for one thing. ] know myself that
| II aAa improved me lot. am
walking five miles n day. That s
fact. All the walking I've done
| for five years has been around our
littIo. apartment. That hnan't been
much and these five brisk miles In
tho open air has made n new person
OF mo"
ut surely has Your eyes are
brighter and your step is elastic
and you have fine color In your
| face
YES, and I'll bet you haven't
even noticed my new suit"
"Oh, but ! have. J couldn't men.
ton everything at once and | was
so overcome by your loss in weight
that just had 10 mention that first.
The suit is beauty and that long
jnckct makes you look slim. toe, of
| course"
I'm in love with II, myself I've
been 80 fat didn't have the nerve
TO wear n suit until now. They
made me look so dumpy. Just got
this one few days ago. and Just
think, I only paid n small sum down
and nm paying for the suit while I
wear II. SO much each month until
have paid for It. Cherry's have
such lovely things and they were
glad TO let me open an account.
They are at 1915 Second ave, he.
tween Madison and Spring, In tho ri.
alto building, Just over tho pig'n
whistle Take elevator. "-Advcr.
| tIacment,
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BROADCAST
AUTO NUMBERS

It's main uso by the police depart.
mcnt win be for the quick dispatch
o. the descriptions OF offenders and
descriptions Of stolen automobiles
and other property.
Following the dcdieatory program
by Mayor Brown and Chief Soy,
cryna Thursday night a program Of
music By the police hand and some
or the city's best vocal talent will
be presented, Tho schedule FOR the
new station viii be on Tuesday
nights from 10 10 O'Clock. Thurs
day nights from $50 to 10 and Sat,
urday night from 10 10. ways
length ss5 meters.
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Aluminium Ware
for $1.00

Articles made OF n good. sub
stantial weight pure Aluminium.
Included arc the following: Perco-
Iators, 6-quart Preserving Ket.
ties. 9.incf Fry Pans, 2.qt. Rice
Boilers. 1917 Inch Round Roast.
crs and Handled Lip Sauce Pan
Scts--3 In set.
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BICYCLE CLUB
PLANS JAUNT

More than 400 members Of tho
Greater Seattle Bicycle club plan
10 ride to Fort Lawton Friday. The
boys and sirIs viii leave from soi
stewart 81. at 10 a m. under the
leadership OF Rudy L.indgpn. one
Of the club sponsors ~ the fort
they viii be entertained with a
parade OF tfpops. picnic lunch.
and special target.shooting exhibi.
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DOLLAR DAYS FRIDAY and SATURDAY

sI.25 FEATHER PILLOWS.
size iTxs4 inches; covered with
fancy art ticking DOLLAR
DAYS. 500 each.
75c MERCERIZED TABLE
DasiASk. IS inches wide, satin
stcipc designH-- DOLLAR DAYS.
YDS. 500.
sI.25 UNBLEACBED SHEETS.
size SeSs0 inches. with fiat cen.
ter Hesms-DoLLAR DAYS,
S1.0O each.
35c BLEACHED TURKISH
TOWELS. heavy weight. lsx3s
size; hommed ouds-DoLI.AR
DAYS. 4 FOR S1.oO.
35c C0L0RED CURTAIr<
sCRIMS. suitable for window
drapes-DoLLAR DAYS. 4 yDS.
500.
zoe CURTAIN SCRIMs. as
inches wide, with open work
borders DOLLAR DAYS. ! yDS.
800.
sl.25 COTTON BATS. slzo 72xsa
inches. weight about . lbs, for
large size comforts-DoLLAR
DAYS, S1.00 roll.
e5c OUTING FLANNEL, 90 In.
wide. In fancy pink and blue
strlpes--DoLLAR DAYS. 8 YDS.
S1.OO.
sI,25 II. $. CURTAINS. ~ yards
long; made OF fine scrim--DoL.
LAR DAYS, 800 pair.
MEMS zoe COTTON sOX, in
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MEMS ECRU RIBBED COT.
TON UNION SUITS. worth st.4e
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MEMS si.5O WHITE MUSLIN
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S1.OO each.
MEMS 75c NAINS0OK ATH.
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white and eeru; short sleeves:
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A CLEANUP IN MEMS
DRESS SHIFTS. IN values TO
s26O-D DOLLAR DAYS, your
pick, g1.OO each.
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Trail Blazers Are
Found Near Miami

MIAMI. Fla. April 1.-THE Ia.
miami Trail Blazers. believed for
tima 70 have been lost In tho rvrr.
Eiades. reported hers al 1895 a m.
today. Three OF the explorers stated
that the greater number Of the party
were located so miles YES, OF Miami.
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short-story writing win be the sub
jet matter of the course. The
work viii also deal with the criti-
cism OF manuscripts. Anyone who
Is interested may visit the class Fri
day evening, it is announced.
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POLICE RADIO
STATION OPENS
Program Thursday Night;
kFHR Call Number

Radio fans will hear for the first
time seattlo's newest broadoastlng
station. kFIIR at s o'clock Thurs.
day night when ia dedication will
be presided over hy Mayor Edwin j.
Brown and Police Chief William u.
Seyeryns The new station IN said
TO be one OF tho most powerful In
the state and viii hc heard Il H. said.
from Alaska TO Southern California.
kf'ilR was installed and viii DO
operated by tho Star Electric and
Radio Co. OF 1899 Fourth ave. IL is
located in tho public safety building
and will be used by the police In
broadeastlng police bulletins 60 out
side police departments.
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Mop and Oil for $1.OO

Ono o.So.Easy oiled or dry
Polishing Mop and quart can
OF $50. Easy Polish for Floors
or Furnlture--the BEST on tho
market.
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Children's Rompers
and Bloomer Dresses
S1.0O each

These come in sizes from 70
years. in plain colors and small
checks OF Bingham, chambray
and black sateen; extra good
values.
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Boys Knit Coats

oxford ribbed; buttons to
match; shawl collar and 2 out.
side pockets; regular price $3.50;
Dollar Days-S1.OO each.
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TRANSAiITTER IL
200 WATT POWER

The new trpnamitter n OF 200
watts power and was designed by
Carrot Lewis. who came 10 Seattle
recently from Eugene. ore. where
he was successful in building several
radiophone trnnsmitters, Tho op,
orators Of KFIIH intend TO furnish
the radio public with a high class
line Of entertainment and lectures,
lhoy declared this morning.
chief severyns declared that hls
plans for using the transmittor will
I've completed within the next few
days and that special schedules Will
be used for tho purpose OF inform
ing tho various police departments
% Washington state. British Column
bla, Idaho, Montana. Oregon and
Northern California OF matters OF
importance In police circles.
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2 prs. for $1.O0
Boys Combination
Overall Suits

Blue denim, button.upIn.front:
2 pockets: for real boys. ages
from 70 II. Very special for
Dollar Days-S1.OO each.
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Business Is Better
Here, Report Shows

Business actlvity IN Seattle Is on
the increase. according 10 report
issued by County Auditor u. r. Fer.
guson for tho first three months OF
tho year. Fees received by the office
during the three months total $40.
1850. or yi0.sg5.7S moro than for
the first three months OF 1899.
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Boys Overalls

with bib and suspenders--like
mems BLACK Bear" make: black
color-just the thing for the 1T.
tie tot to play in the sand: ages
2. 4. only; regular price $50
Friday and Saturday
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Women's Silk Hose
$1.00 pair

Fine gauge silk Nose. regular
seam and ribbon bach. included,
in black, white. fawn, gray. navy
and brown.
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Very Fine Union Suits
S1.00 suit

womep's msrccrized striped
Isle finish Union Suits. except.
ionally fine quality; bodice or
sleeveless style, band top; all
sizes.
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Children's
Mercerized Hose
6 prs. for S1.00

Short sox in sizes from 6 20
Oh: white with coIored roll tops;
also plain colors.
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Collar and Cuff Sets
2 sets for S1.00

These come In number OF
styles. in white. linen color and
ecru. embroidered In colorH.
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Douglas l.. Cauley. soldier murder
suspect. declared insane by medical
hoard appointed by Federal Judge T.
f. cuShman.
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Crepe Boomers
2 prs. for $1.00

women's Cotton Crepe Bloom.
ers: flesh color, In full regular
sizcs.
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Women's Union Suits
2 for $1.00

Fine knit. band top Union
Suits: regular and extra sizes;
sleeveless style.
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Short Story Class
Will Begin Friday

Tho class in short story writing.
which has been conducted by the
University Extension service. VIII
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Children's Isle Hose
3 prs. for $1.00

Splendid quality mercerized
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Misses and Children's sizes in
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ilons. Col. Oliver II. Doekcry win
be in charge OF the program at the
fort.
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Extra Size Hose
a prs. for $1.0O

woman's medium weight black
Cotton Hose. with deep ribbed
tops.
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Ladies Kid Shoes
S1.00 pair

Ladies' Dress Shoes in black
Kid and lightweight calf: lace or
button. some with military heels,
others have low heels; in sizes
from "a TO only.
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3s-ineh Ratinspm. in navy.
brown. rose. orange, henna.
beige. orchid. corino and white:
Dollar Friday and sa,ur.
day YDS. S1.00.
4olncii McrccrIzed Wolfe, Egyp.
tian patterns: made Of hand.
twisted yarn that will not crush:
silk finish. Special. Dollar Days.
YDS. s1.OO.
36.inch Woven Tissue In stripes
OF pink and white. almond and
white, lavender and white. and
pearl and white: fast colors.
fine, good. wide material; regular
soc; special Dollar Days, Friday
and Saturday. YDS. S1.0O.
36.inoh Percalss in light and
dark colors: good patterns. best
quality stripes. checks and fig.
ures; special for Dollar Days
Friday and Saturdays YDs.
S1.OO.
3sinch Nainsook. soft chamois
finish; regular 30c yd; special
for Dollar Days. YDS. S1.OO.
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Women's Undervests
5 for $1.00

Bodice top Summer Under
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Girls
Derby Ribbed Hose
d prs. for 3I.OC

Good looking, Popular Cotton
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