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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-11
KEEP OFF STREET, PENALTY
White Plains Man Uses Back Door to
Avoid Gcinu to jail,

Edmund J. Ryan, ANEW York
broker, was directed by Judge Holden
in the City court to remain of Grand
street, the principal thoroughfare Of
White Plains, N. Y, for one year, be-
cause his wife, who is Instituting sepa.
ration proceedings. complained that he
had annoyed her and their three chill
dren. Ryan was warned that If he
was caught ON the street on which
Mrs. Ryans homeifaces he would be
sent to Jail. He had to leave court by.
rear exit to keep out of jail. Pea
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-11
Reethoxen,s PIANO Found.

y Beethoven's piano has just been dis
covered in Vienna, ii dispatch states.
Because of the masters deafness the
piano was made especially for him so
the sound would be louder than ordi-
narily. The dispatch adds 1t is prob
able the piano will be bought by
Beethoyieenp. museum housed IN the once
Ruynl library IN Berlin.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-11

"a
What has been conceded to be the
most beautiful and impressive statue
created to honor and exemplify the
American war hero has just been
completed by one of Americas fore
most sculptors, Alonzo Lewis. The
memorial has been named American
Doughboy Bringing Home the Bacon,
and was created by Mr.. Lewis for
the American Legion. 1t is to occupy
an honored position lin field of
Flanders poppies) on the campus of
the University Of Washington. The
statue is Is feet high and has been
cast in bronze.
The photo shows Alonzo Lewis
sculptor, putting the finishing touches
on the statue.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-11
Girl Dies Following Operation

Ethel Andrew, ten year old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Andrew Of
Palouse, and sister of Glen Andrew.
an employe in the office of the Star
Mirror, died in a Colfax hospital
Tuesday, following an operation LOT
appendicitis. The funeral was held
today at Palouse, from the Methodist
Episcopal church.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-11

FOR SALE "A HACK INQUIRE OF
II o. F. Bell Implement Co. $500
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FOR sSALEuONE 4-FOOT PLATE
glass show case, cheap. The Bon
Ton. si'ai91ssn ass'af sssi.t' 1892
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-11
Dance

There will be a dance at Joel Fri
~ $685.
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For Sale-Fresh Columbia river
smelts received daily at the Inland
Market. Phone ia. 65-SV
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FOR SALE WAGNER APPLES, soc,
75c and $500 per box, delivered
Cider 40c q gallon. Phone Farmers,
9O53. rs 1919" 1854
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FOR RENT-TWO LARGE ROOMS,
vacant January TO-. First Floor.
Phone 268-L. 82-87
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FOR SALE-BALED PEA STRAW.
! Johf1 Swanson. Phone 9136. $3.50
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FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
six room house. 404 So. Adams
Phone 249 82-87
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FOR RENTAL OR PART OF
modern Groom house, furnished or
unfinished. Phone 383-Y. 84-89
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FOR SALE-MiscelIaneous

FOR SALE ELECTRIC MAY TAG
4 washing machine in good condi-
ton, $4,000. 2O3 N. Asbury. 1881
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FOR RENT-FOUR ROOM FURN-
+; ished House. Write, Box 401, Mos
COW. 1888
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FOR sALE-FINE sHoATs. PHONE
899X4 1898
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SITUATION WANTED
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE I.
FOR SALE Livestock

FOR SALE+2 THOROBRED WHITE
Leghorn boosters, IA thorobTed hens
$1,000. Phone 222R. 8z-8l
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FOR RENT-ONE AND TWO ROOM
apartments. Eggan Apartments.
Phone 270-J. 75-l0l
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FOR : RENT

FOR RENT RooM CLOSE IN. Phone
323-Y. dds 66-91
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Huge Pyramid to Be Raised From
Stones Supplied by the $4,000 An
nuai Visitors, This to Be surmount-
cd by Statue Something Like 1.-THE
Waterloo Monument With the Bel
sian Lion on Top-Museum Houses
Interesting Relics Of Scouts Life.
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TO EXCHANGE - TWO YOUNG
thoroughbred r. I. ROSTERS for two
of same kind Phone 905-Y. f. A.
Walker B7-S9
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-11

We have become used to reading
of trains crushing automobiles when
the crash comes at the crossing. The
collision between a fast passenger
train and an automobile near Balti-
more the other day was different,
however. The automobile, instead of
being reduced to junk and splinters,
derailed the train, causing one glori-
GUS smashup.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-11

An exchange says that one reason
the Pacific ocean is so much bigger
than any Of the other oceans is be-
cause western Washington drains in
to it. Practically all the territory
west of the Cascades was under water
again few days ago, and the drain
age into the Pacific was considerable.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-11

MATERNITY CASES - PRIVATE
Home by graduate nurse. Mrs
Laura Sparks McCauley. Phone 1885,
Y. 80 E.. 5th st. B3-109
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BOARD AND ROOM, HOME COOK
shing. $40 SO. Lilly st. 79-105
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DREs3MAKING AND PLAIN SEW
ing. Miss Charrey. Phone 268-L
AE-Q1
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.LosT-A LADY,s LIGHT BLUE
Parker's fountain pen on ribbon
with key. Return to Star Mirror Of
flee. 1890
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WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS

MONEY TO LOAN BY PRIVATE
parties on farm lands or city prop
erty Veatch Realty Company See or
call Mr.. Armbruster. 1888
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
f.dltor mo star:

Editor The Star:
Stealing milk from babies has
ever been considered tho acme Of
meanness In mean man. We
surely have them in Seattle. Tho
public schools. supposed 10 t- the
greatest child welfare organization
in history. charging poor children.
many Of them fatherleaa with moth.
err shaving ali day away from
home, and working at night 10
catch up. 10 CENTS 4 QUART
FOR MILK. and that with milk
selling across the streets from
schools NJ 10 cents and al ~ CENTS
quart: selling nj the lower price
In stores where the seller Is making
living.
We women who asked for tho
schools 70 aid us In this matter.
did so untsr the impression that
the school board could bargain bet.
ter than We. Five thousand dollars
in tho school budget for milk in
1921: $500 in the school budget for
milk in 1922: 81. 500 In the school
budget for 1919.
where in the world could the
children be 40 injured as thru high.
priced mike Women at $3.50 n
month arc sen, out 10 tell rs moth.
ers why children need milk. We
pay that $3.50: and then the same
woman smiiingly eonnlves for tho
higher rate to 10 passed along TO
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needy homes.
Again. VIC have health depart
mcnt which openly encourages Jap.
ansso milk dealers outside SEATTLE,
whose cows stand in water 10 tho
hooks continually. They may srnd
In all that milk they deairs. go "
Ia ''sirwsd." Tho fnilkman who had
tho highest test In Seattle las,
spring is compelled 20 have hla milk
''atcwed."
The mother with six nice. healthy
children. rassed mainly on milk
from her own Jersey COW. must
give up that COW. ahc has good
horue .eared.gor clean milk. but fat.
lazy. munIcipalscd cmpioyo. who
could not milk COW for his own
feed. tells her 10 dispose OF her COW.
or build a cement floor for Il. No
one builds floor for her six babies.
or gives them milk TO taiVe the place
OF bossy. She gets rid OF the COW.
but her babies cannot afford suffi-
cicnt milk.
BOOST sEATTLEi We do not
need 10 boost Seattle. We have the
best city In tho world What we
need 10 do ID TO BOOST Ia foot n
few Beif.appolnied monarchs. who
thru sheer impcrtinent bluff have
taken upon themselves tho right TO
play the game OF tho milk handlers
mot milk producersl
| Wives Of these former office.hold.
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Meanness; Stealing Milk From Our Own Babies

Ing politicians. who ara now in tho
paid service Of these folk, have the
audacity 10 take posNEslon OF our
mother organizations. We know
them. We mothers are sending our
little folks 20 school carrying milk
from home. a flat flask IL carried
In pocket. Just ar We did with
sugar. 20 win we with milk.
Was Il strange that four Of the
five sugar gougcrs in Seattle got
'rirh. but that four each dropped
dead within a year, In there not a
higher power which guards chill.
drcnl what happened when those
four men crossed the line without
moment Of warning? what avail.
ed the money they made7
what inw or rule applies 20 give
the school board right 30 mnkc a
profit OF a half cent on the petty
half pint Of MILK How can they
negotiate for ~ cents n quart when
milk. wholesale. as they bought II.
is 10 cents7 II the school board in.
sisia on buying thus. then "a the
permission We got In the state law
was TO the effect that milk nigh,
be furnished az tho expense Of the
district, let the district pay the dif.
ference and Ecll tho milk Mt two
for cents. which Is tho fair. rca.
sonable rate.
MRS. EDGAR BLAIR.
RIA nler2i70.
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.P|MPLY? WELL DON'T Be
People Notice 1t. Drive Them
Off With DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets

A pimply face will not embarrass
YOU much longer II you get pack
age of DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets.
The skin should begin to clear after
YOU have taken the tablets few
nights.
Cleanse the blood. bowels and
liver with DR.. Edwards Olive Tab.
let's, the successful substitute for
calomel; there's no sickness or pain
after taking them.
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets do
that which calomcl does. and just
as effectively, but their action Is
gentle and safe Instead of severe
and irritating.
No one who takes Olive Tablets
Is ever cursed with dark brown
taste" bad breath, dull. listlcss.
no good feeling, constipation, tor.
pld liver bad disposition or pimply
face.
olive Tablets are n purely vcge.
table compound mixed with olive
oil: you will know them by their
olive color.
DR.. Edwards spen. years among
patients afflicted with liver and
bowel complaints and Olive Tablets
are the immensely effective result.
Take one or two nightly for n week,
See how much better you feel and
look 1bc and observation-disclosures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
Miracles and the Man We Hear Is Working Them

Before beginning. and without an
end.
As space eternal and as surety
Is fixed a Power divine which moves
90 good.
Only it's laws endure"
"out OF the dark It wrought the heart
OF man.
Out Of dull shells tho pheasants
pencilled neck.
Ever at toll. IL brings 10 lovcliness
All ancient wrath and wreck"
1T maketh and unmaketh. mending
all;
What II hath wrought Is better
than hath been.
slow grows the splendid pattern that
IL plans
Its wlstful hands between"
We who worship death may well
worship II In a dead language. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
Editor The star:

Editor The Star.
In regard 10 a clipping from a re-
cent copy OF Tho star Of a letter
from ID. r. Scott. 1904 Queen Anne
ave. Seattle. with regard 10 employ
ment conditions In wcnaichec during
tho harvest. In tho first place, Il viii
be noted from tho ad that tho
orchard help was wanted TO begin
October l. Mr. Scott evidently did
not arrive In wonatcheo until several
days after tho first OF October, and
lnasmueh a. a great many moro poo
ple camo TO the wenatcheo district
this year 10 work 10 the orchards.
there was a surplus OF help here soon
after the frs, OF the month. and as a
result o. same u was impossible TO
give employment 10 All who came TO
wenatehcs. Had Afr Scott written
10 VS. with regard 10 the situation be-
fore coming here. he could have bcsn
saved some time and expense.
MIR. SCOTS statement with rcgnrd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18

TO a raise In the prices hy tho hotels
and restaurants Is absolutely false.
The prices have not been raised in
any OF the restaurants or hotels. bu,
arc tho same as they have been for
the past year,
Air. SCOTS statement with regard
10 the scale OF wages u also false
pickcrH and sorters were not hired hy
the day IN ans instance where board
was no; included and IN no case
we're any plekers offered Ms low an
81 per day for 10 hours work with
additional charge Of 81 per day for
board. Tho wage scale which was ~
fercd for pickera and nortvrs, which
WAS the same turnout tho district.
was 90 10 4b cents per hour. depend
Ing entirely upon the condition OF
the orchard in which the picking was
20 be done. as some orchards are
harder 70 pick than othsra and con.
uequen,iy can demand slight raise
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Editor The Star.
over at Kirkland we hear OF man
who performs miracles. Miracles, did
say? What Is this thing We call a
miracle7 ~ wonder. q wonderful
thing: anything which cxeites won.
der. surprise. astonishment; a mar.
vel" say the books. The wild man
said there was n man inside the en-
zine which made Il go. He was right.
There was. His name was Watt.
The wild man IL still inside of man,
and 40 he wonders at little ultra.
energetic energy in a good man, who
has become tame and thereby nurscd
the spirit 10 life in his own heart
that he may do. not deeds OF dark
ness, but achievements Of light. Now,
we as modern savages are taken up
into the high place and dizzied by
the performances OF one whose
psyche il a brcather OF the over
strength we call spirit--aye. spirit
the master Of all material creation,
man included We go staggering
up and down the world secretly wills
pering 10 ourselves of life. when we
have no life: our poor imprisoned
minds seeded In the dust OF the earth
have never gone so high as lifc-the
true llfe-nnd so when we see lit
tie OF what life is in another. IN one
who perchance is only half God.oorn,
we wonder and say. "BeholdEhe mir
acle. man.
We wonder Mt "a natural law-and
there is no other--worklng on a
higher plane. We wonder. and why
should we not wonder since
"That which We SOW ye reap. See
yonder fieldsl
The sesamum was sesamum, the
corn
was corn. The silence and the dark.
ness kncwl
SO is mans fate born"
HE cometh, rcaper OF the things he
sowed,
sesamum, corn, 80 much cast In
past birth:
And so much weed and polson,stuff.
which mar
Him and the aching earth"
~, he will labor rightly, roofing
these,
And planting wholesome seedlings
where they grew,
Fruitful and fair and clean inc
ground shall be,
] And rich the harvest DUE
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Wenatchee and the West Side Apple Pickers

over orchards which are not hard 10
pick
Just as soon as II was discovered
here that surplus OF help WAS ar.
irving in the district. notice was i'm.
mediatsiy sent 10 all the newspapers
IN tho state of Washington and sew.
etai IN tho state Of Oregon. advising
"a surplus 81 labor in the district with
the exception OF packers. Packers
have been IN demand constantly up
10 the present time.
We regret exceedingly that Afr.
Scott WAS unfortunate IN his expert
snco here. but Il is matter that Is
entirely beyond the control OF any
human being aH no one knew how
largo response we would receive
from the advertising placed in the
nswupa perN Of this state.
Yours very truly.
V. II. CHAIRMAN.
Managing secy. wenatoheo Com
mcrclAl Club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
DR.. LOUCHNEYS
} HUMAN BAKE OVEN
Conquers Over Total Invalidism
FROM HELPLESSNEsS TO HEALTH AT 70

Anncartes. Wash. woman gives al
interesting account ef her remark
able recovery from total Invalid.
after seven doctors said her case
was hopeless and that she must die,
New she II an extra well woman NJ
healthy aud hardy ~ Eirl She u
Just bubhltnE over with enthuSiasm
ever the lasting good of nr, leuEh-
pey's nloed Washing treatment.
Tier letter feliewst
am one Of the many totally In
valid patients pr, foughney has put
on their feet and made Apry after
they were pronounced incurnblr.
80 now. after four years ON nay
feet again. want to give n state
ment Go Dr. LouEhncy for puhiira-
tlon. After this lenE wait Il ecr-
talaiy prove. the LASTING effect OF
his hiood washing treatment. was
carried into his Human nRke oven
Institute four years ago, after sew
IN doctor. said I would dirl that
I was beyond any help, Dr. LouEh-
ncy had Ia carry me la his
arms Co and frem the nake ovens
for each treatment for days, aud all
cur friends In Anncortcs had their
eyes on my case. they never a.
peeted 10 sec me alive again, I was
= rack OF henes. 80 thin my huttoncd
shaes would fall Off. ~ enc picked
me M. Ncuritis WAS my niimrnt.
snd the most painful aiimcat, be-
lleve, known 60 suffering human
kind-espeeialiy In tho severe form
had a.. WA. wcighinK only
eiEhty-flyc pounds whcn they car
ried me TO Dr. IsouKkney on
stretrher. Now I weigh te5 lbs.
and feel wonderful. am realty
proud of my good heaith and DIFF
ference of appearance. Yesterday I
went ints Dr. LauEhney's offices
with my daughter to sec Dr. LouEh-
ney, and he did not know me Mt all,
and IL was funny Co see his face
beam up with surprise when teid
htm I wa. the little invalid he fixed
mp so good four years aEo In his
blood washing Human Bake oven.
The results were simply marvellous
and the results have lasted.
sincerely.
MRs. JOSEPHINE BuRGErr.
i:fG 9TH ST..
Anncortes. Wash.
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EllInr NM sInr

19NIFWI NFT| NTWTH
Being constant subscriber TO
your paper and an admiror or the
same | would like 90 have YOU pub.
lish a few lines regarding corner
groceries IN our city.
Quite recently there has appeared
In our street cars the advertisement
put out by the groeors, asking ia Il
fair 60 do all your heavy buying In
town and give the local groccrs only
your knick knacks In the purchasing
tlnof
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
Editor The Star.

Editor The star:
I wish TO call your attention 10
place In Seattle called. by the
health department. sanitary fiil
This place II pool OF stagnant
water that parallels the ~ =. rail.
road track In lnterbay. beginning az
Emerson ", and 10th ave. w Thc
branch OF tho grand trunk sewer
that goes over 90 the Fort Iawton
district forms a dam for this water
and prevents Il from running into
salmon hay.
This property belongs 20 the city
OF Seattle. About two wars ago the
city started a so.oslled sanitary fill.
to fill this hole. which stands full
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18

or distress arising from Hsmorrholds
or Piles now that this wonderful
prescription known as MoAvA
sUPPosIToRIEs can he obtained
for a moderate price at any first.
class drug store on tho money back
II dissatisfied plan.
You'n be amaxed 20 see how
quickly Il acts Blessed relief often
CORES in an hour even In cases OF
long standing with profuse bleeding.
really wonderful results have been
accomplished.
Remember the name. MoAVA
sUpposIToRIEs. and b sur~ 10
follow the simple directions that
come in each Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
Earaehe, Headache. Toothache Also
Banished In Few Minutes
II Penetrates.

Just rub MUsTARINE on that
sore, aching. almost breaking back.
Don't be afraid TO rub II OMIT
won't blister. But in five minutes
you'll wonder where your backache
has gone. You'll wonder why you
never thought OF MUSTARINE be.
fore.
Get 30 cent box today. II over.
comes and entirely banishes 50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
Rochester Doctor Achieves
Remarkable Success With
New Prescription for Piles

Rochester. NJ Y.--For years Il has
been known that many so-caIled
remedies for the relief OF cure Of
Hemorrhoids or plies w~rs simply
palllativcs and gave only temporary
relief while surgical operations often
adopted as a last resort never re
moved the cause but simply the
formation
II has remained for a well known
doctor OF this city 10 find the real
remedy. Years Of patient, pains
taking effort on his part has result.
led in prescription that win
lactuaily heal piles and absorb thrm.
never 20 return.
No man OF woman need suffer an
other hour from any pain. soreness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
Oil But Mustdine Is Simply Fine
for Backache, Rheumatism
and Neuralgia

many ailments that no home, can
afford to be without Il.
over night you can conquer Chest
Colds. Sore Throat. Stiff Neck. Lum.
bago. Rheumatic Pains. Neuritis
and In the same time you can re-
move all agony from your Sore
Feet. Bunions and Callouses.
Better and speedler than any lini.
ment. poultice or hot water bottle.
All druggists guarantee It. BE sure
it's MUsTARINE in the yellow box
80 and 50 cents advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18

OF water summer and winter. II
was originally about three blocks
long. 40 feet wide and five or six
feet deep IN tho deepest place. II is
about hult that slze now This
water - always covered with n
thick scum. and boxes, barrels.
cans. boards. In fact. anything that
viii float. that comes In the gar
bage being dumped there daily
Thors is a stencil mat comes from
this place which Ia almost unbear-
able. especially Ia warm weather,
Employees OF tho railroad companies
who work in that locality and pco-
pie living near can hardly bear 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
Some Subjects That Seattle
CifiSenS Are POndering over.


speak OF the soap writing on win
dowH Of no many beautiful stores ana
houses. In the past / always con
slderod Il a shame. but felt that u
would always wash off but ask the
different window cleaning concerns
OF any city and they viii tell YOU
that the marks and scratches caused
| by the soap writing never completely
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
Editor The STAR

Editor Ihc starr
We have over two weeks before
the joyful Halloween. enjoyed no by
the younger generation In particular.
No one likes to see children have fun
and enjoy themselves more than /.
but there Is ono form OF mischief
that comes every year. with ita dis,
figuring ana annoying results,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18

Now, MIR Editor, a. I see IL, most
OF us like To live aud let live IN this
great out West,
our corner groeers Invariably
charge from cent NJ TO 6 cents
above town prices on each article.
Hero are three Morton salt. up.
town ~ cents, out here. IS cents;
eggs, dozen. uptown. 20 cents; out
here. 90 cents; butter. uptown. IS
cents. out hsre. 90 cents.
Now. Mr. Editor. what makes me
40 sore In, do these merchants think
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18

eat lunehvs and meals on account
OF this awful odor.
This dump is infested with rats
by tho hundreds Men going and
coming 20 work during tho night
are Obliged 20 SO some other way.
rather than cross on tho Fort Law.
ton sewer pipe. which is a short
cut. on account Of the rats being so
thick that they run IN an directions
and sometimes jump up on their
clothing This II pretty strong
statement. bu, can be verified by a
trip 10 this place or by asking some
OF the aforementioned people
A VICTIM.
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dictionary OF the living holds words
whose Interpretation teach us The
right 10 live. Such is the lexicon Of
The Man OF Power. II Is the high
art OF good behavior.
w. II. SCOTT.