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Who Invented Bowie Knife.

Some authorities say that he Bowie
knife was invented by Col. James
killed in the Alamo with Col Travis
and David Crockett in 1886 during the
Texan revolution against Mexico Col.
Bowie was great hunter and one of
the most daring Indian fighters in the
er is the grave of man who was
killed by Bowie in duel before the
latter went to Texas. Other authori-
ties say that Colonel Bowie had moth
ing to do with the invention of the
Bowie knife, They claim it was in
vented by man named r. P. Bowie,
about whom very little is known.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-04-25

B. Morton Havey of Bangor was
weekend guest in town.

B. Morton Havey of Bangor was
weekend guest in town.
Mrs. Adelaide Dunn and little
granddaughter, Lucille, left Saturday
to visit in Bangor
Mrs. Harry Pickett and Mrs.
Everett Morse were recent visitors in
Ellsworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. l.. Tracey and lit
tie son were weekend visitors at the
Gray farm, Sullivan.
Tickets for the tom Thumb We'd
ding to be given in the Methodist
church Tuesday May /, are on sale.
Much interest and enthusiasm are
evident
dent
Mrs. Grace French and son, who
have been here several weeks with
her mother, Mrs. j. F.. Butler, left
Monday on their return to Beacon
Falls, Conn
Carroll Dunn of Bangor was in
town last week to accompany his sis
ter, Mrs. Bernice Underhill, to Ban
gor for treatment, a bad case of
blood poisoning having developed I'm
her foot.
WI .. -. EuWdIu Dyer is making an
extended visit with her daughter,
Mrs. M. A. Gordon, in Harrington.
Capt. Dyer is employed near Moose
head lake.
Mrs. E. P. Garbett is confined to
her home with bad cold.
Howard Dunn and son Willis, of
Ellsworth, Mrs. Charles Clark of
Brewer and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Strout of Lowell, Mass, were here
to attend the funeral of Ivory F.
Butler Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Strout
returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. Kingman of Eastbrook is at
Mrs. Abbie Dunn's. 1t is gratifying
to the friends of Miss Florence, who
has been seriously i'll of pneumonia
and pleurisy, to hear favorable re-
ports.
Mrs. Mixter, assistant State leader
of boys and girls clubs, assisted by
Miss Jackson of the extension SER
vice, gave an interesting demonstra-
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Oti6.

The Longfellow league elected the
following officers at its last meeting.
PRESIDENT, Viola Johnson; vice-presi-
dent, Mildred Moore; secretary
Josephine Glow; treasurer. Mildred
Moore; librarian, Viola johnson.
executive committee, Mildred John
son, Dora Grover and Sylvia Sails
bury committee on the flag, Mildred
Moore and Frank Lyman. The
league is planning to have social in
May.
Z Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Jordan and son
or Waltham spent a few DAYS last
week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. S. Jordan.
Mrs Helen Grover returned from
North Mariaville Tuesday.
The Otis and Mariaville extension
service of the Farm Bureau met at
the Grange hall Friday, April 10, for
betty meeting and lesson on
flower making A fine dinner was
served. A millinery meeting will be
held May 4.
April IA. O.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-04-25
AUTO-|N TOXICATION
Generally Due to Constipation and
Corrected by "Fruit-a-tives" the
Famous Fruit Medicine

Alburgh, Vermont
'sFor three years, was troubled
with Constipation would go for days
without movement; depended upon
purgatives. My condition was grow
ing worse, my whole system being
affected by the absorption Of impu-
rites.
Various remedies and treatments
proved worthless. At last, it was my
good fortune to get hold of "Fruit-a-
tives". They completely relieved me
of chronic Constipation and removed
all distressing symptoms due to this
complaint.
Send anyone to me who doubts the
value Of "Fruit-a- tives"
N X. MARTIN
Auto-intoxication is blood poison
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Cranberry Isles.

John Hamor and wife have arrived
home from Charlotte, N. c., where
they spent the winter.
Capt. Herbert Rice, schooner Her.
bert Loring, left Saturday for Port
land. Elton Rice is with him.
Mrs. Harvard Beal and children
have been spending two weeks with
her parents at Islesford.
Mrs. Leander Bunker is expected
from Miami Fla. this week.
Mrs. Willard Squirting entertained
the Larkin club at her new house
Friday evening. A pleasant evening
was spent and refreshments were
served.
April 16. Rooney
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-04-25
Nervous Feeling Due
to Gas on Stomach

Pressure of gas on heart and other
organs often causes restless, ner
vous feeling Simple buckthorn bark
glycerine, etc., as mixed in Adlerika,
expels gas and relieves pressure and
nervousness almost INSTANTLY.
Acts on Both upper and lower bowel.
Adlerika removes matter you never
thought was in your system which
poisoned stomach, causing gas and
nervousness. EXCELLENT to guard
against appendicitis. Alexander's
Pharmacy.
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There will be a sale and supper at
Rural hall on Friday evening, April
81, for the benefit of the church.
Supper from to 8. All are in
vited to attend.
The East Surry Farm Bureau con-
Quoted a three-day poultry school
April IL, 13 and IA, with Poultry
Specialist Wilbur as chief instructor,
assisted by County Agent Bickford.
Good interest was shown during the
entire time, there being a total at
tendance of thirty, with a daily aver
age of seventeen. The following
program was carried out, with
lectures, demonstrations and prac-
tice: Types and breeds of poultry,
how to Gull the non-producer, select
ing breeding pen, treating hens for
mites and lice, poultry housing in
Maine, feeding for egg production,
records and accounts, disease in
poultry and how to diagnose dis
eases, poultry breeding and manage
ment, killing and picking poultry,
natural and artificial incubation, the
best methods of brooding, the con-
servation of poultry manure, market
III 1855 anu PooiCly, SohuiihS anu
grading eggs. Opportunity was also
given for discussing individual
problems.
The women's branch of the Farm
Bureau met at Rural hall Thursday,
April 10, for an all-day meeting with
Miss Howe, home demonstration
agent, and a majority of the men,
bers present. An extension program
was carried out, the subject being
blouse Dresses" Miss Howe teach
ing by chart and instructions how to
draft pattern for house dresses from
a foundation waist pattern made at
a former meeting. One pattern was
drafted and house dress cut and
fitted with excellent results. A
foundation waist pattern, with
sleeve, was also cut and fitted
Though but few members have been
able, during the winter, to attend the
meetings, the interest has been kept
up, and meetings held at the homes
of members whenever possible.
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SedgWick,

The ladies public improvement
society held sale and supper Tues
day evening, April TO- Proceeds,
$41.10.
The site for the new schoolhouse
in the village district has been pur-
chased, and work will begin as soon
as the weather permits.
The missionary society was enter
tanned at Hill Crest farm Friday
afternoon.
Bird day was observed by the viii
lage school with appropriate exer-
ciSes.
Mrs. Rose Pervear, who has been
away since December, is now at the
home of her son, Forrest Pert.
The basketball game between the
high school and town teams Saturday
night resulted in a score of 1920, in
favor of the town team.
), April 16. "Eloc."
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East BluehiII.

A. l. Long of Portland is visiting
his parents, e. G. Long and wife.
John Tufts has gone to Waltham.
Mass, where he has employment.
East Bluehill grange held it's regu-
lar meeting Saturday evening. Two
candidates were instructed in first
and second degrees Next Saturday
evening the third and fourth degrees
will be conferred on seven candi-
dates.
April 16. r
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tion in making yeast bread at the
grange hall Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Mixter also showed the girls
how to judge bread.
Mrs. Blaisdell would like to have
all the children meet her in the
vestry for Tom Thumb" rehearsal
Saturday afternoon at 2 O'Clock rain
or shine
April 23.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-04-25

Master Hesser is four years old. The
other day he was visiting his grand
mother and was playing with cellu-
loid duck.
After a long thought he said:
Grandmother, real ducks have motors
In them. don't they?"
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blood poisoning Constipation
bowels Impurities which should the body day.
three This
the blood blood
Leading authorities this responsible for hardening OF the
blood kidney
trouble and much of the stomach trouble caused by
Fruit ives
Constipation and
$3.50, trial size 25c. At dealers by
FRUITA-TIvEs LIMITED, OGDENsBURG, NY.
Ottawa, Can. London, Eng. Chrchurch, NJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-04-25

Itch! Itch! Itch! Scratch! Scratch!
Scratch! The more you scratch, the
worse the itch. Try Doan's Ointment.
For eczema, any skin itching. 60c a
bOX-Adyt
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z Ceskoslovenska.

Nemci Ceskoslovenska pr
chaj; pred vojenskou sluzbou
do Nsmecke. clovek by my
sill, re to neni nome, ale
pfece je to pravda. Warns
,dorfska "AbWehr" oznamu.je:
"Jeste stale jest mezi N4mci
" Ceskoslovensku mnoho Ii
|di, kteTi z obavy pred vojen-
skou sluzbou, caste dokonce j
jen pied ,vojenskym cvicenim,
opousteji svGj domov a pr
|chaji do N6mecka. V samot-
mem mesici srpnu bylo tako-
vych uprchlikd 165, jichz nej
v6tsi cast .pripada ma zapadni
Cechy. v Drazfanech, Berli-
ne atd. rozmnozuji Sc rady ne
zamestnanych a dostane-li Sc
|nekomu st'astnou nahodou ne
jake zamestnani, pax misto to
|odnima jinemu Nemci. Cetni,
ba skoro vsichni, vydani jsou
Nv risi zkaze, nebot' vratit Sc
tboji a tax trpf radeji hlad a
nouzi, .nez by Sc podrobili do
ma trestu. Mnozi klesaji take
iimravn6 cd stupne ke stupni.
Pred takovymito dobrodruz-
stvimi nelze dost dutklive va
rovati.
Vozila kradene zlato do
Rima. V techto dnech zatce-
ma byla v Hodonine rodina
Hfebeckova a S nj i celedin
jeji a mnohe jine osoby. Eat
ceni stale sc ma navrh cetni-
ckeho stnaznistra Humpy,
ktery piisel na stopu pachate
lie kradeze v zlatnickem kra-
mu Gonicove r. 1917. Tehdy
bylo Gonicovi uloupeno skvo-
stu asi "a $4,000 X. zena Hre-
beckova byla. nekolikrate ma
pouti v Rhine, posledne lonske
no roku a dokonce obdarovala
sv. Otce, jak Sc uvadi, zlatem
ktere ovsem pochazelo z kra-
,deze. Do afery je zapleteno a
81 10 osob.
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m9ni sve v departmentechl
Cote dor, Hornf Nanny, Au-|

Cote dor, Hornf Nanny, Au-
be, Yonny a Nievry. .Cestoval
2 mesta do mesta, putoval po
mesteckach a velikych vesni-
clch, .provozuje vsude hry d..
|vadelni S loutkami.
z ,pocatku nedarilo Sc mu
'prilis valne, takze v prvnich
dvou letech umelecke pouti,
,sve iedva vydelal 81 tolik, ko-
ik k vyzive sve potreboval.
sSchylovalo Sc jiz k .tomu, ze
byl by malem musel prodati
svuj WIZ mezka, kdyby byl
nesporil tax, ze mnohdy ma
lem Sc nenajedl.
Vsak behem tretiho roku
zdalo Sc, re Sc nan stestena
Ipocina usmivati. Darilo Sc mu
den ode dine lepe. Bylt' 81 jM
ma sve umelecke pouti ziskal
chvalne povesti.
A kdykoli Sc svymi loutka-
mi do n6ktere vesnice prijel,
ltu ihned Sc vsech stran sbiha-
Lii Sc obyvatele k predstavenim
|jeho.
CHM dal tim vice rostla obli-
ba jeho We vsech mistech,
kan s loutkami svymi zavital,
az posleze k nemalemu uspo-
lkojeni svemu seznal, ze Steste
ma no nerozlucne ma uncle
cke pouti provazi.
Ale toto stesti nenadale ne
ucinilo jej vysokomyslnym, a.
niz zmenil proto dosavadni
skromny zivot svuj.
| Zustalt' pax takovym, ja-
i
kym byval druhdy: .tichym,
poctivym a skromnym sas-
KEN.
Ami zivot jeho v nicem sc
|nezmenil.
Trebat' pro male, drevene
umelce umelkyne sve ma
koupil novych, lep$ich satu,
Ibyt' svemu vernemu mezku
Itu tam o mirku ovsa pri-
|dal, I'll on sam .stejne skrom-
ne jake prve, spokojuje sc
,stravou obycejnou, ba skorc
lchudobnou.
! Castokrate, kdyz projizde.
lie Burgundsko, kde loutky je'
Tho hravaly, pri vinobrani, Sc
|tkal sc We vesnickych hostin
Icich s rozjaFenymi wharf, di
vivali Sc tito nesmirne, re s
nedopreje lepsiho jidla a ne
|prida lahev vina.
/ Poctivy, stridmy Cos jim
obycejne odpovidal:
ia bych 81 take kolikra1
IdOnTal sklenky dObrehO vi
ma, ale dostal bych pc mem
|Skrabani v krku a chraptivJ
ihlas; kde pax bych potom Sc
bral ty rozlicne ,hlasy, jicha
pri hrach s loutkami svym
potrebuji."
i Ale tato odpoved' saskovs
Inebyla naprosto pravdfva. Ne
bot on 81 nedopral vina pri
Ilisne sporivosti, .ponevadz po
|myslel ma budoucnost maleht
ILeona, nejz Sc mu bylo ny
nj starati. Bylt' roztomily chls
pee tento jedinou bytosti II;
lsvete, ktera dobreho saska !
zivotu poutala a v kterez sol
ed'ovaly Sc veskere tuzby
a cele stesti jeho.
! Nejprve snazil Sc, ably ma
lstradal tolik, by .penlze po
dilu Leonova vypujcene mon
lzase oplatiti.
I Onoho dne pax, kdy cast
j ku ,dvou tisic franku ulozil
ljistote ,Leonove, zdalo sc mu
Gakoby Sc .mu byl pretezk!
kamen Sc .srdce svalil.
Jelikoz rok cd roku 81
: loutkam Gosovym lip dafilo
-lpfijmy .tohoto byly elm da
: -Itim vetSi, take mohl meier
J, lepe ziti, ale j kazdorocn'
-Iznacnejci cast ,peneZ strano,
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~ PROKLETk. ID
Roman Emilia Richebourga
Volne pfelozil Frant. Lad. Click.

0kamzite nastane hrobove IT,
cho v boude. 'Kazdg napjate
,ppsloucha a dychtive eoceka-
va, co Sc bude dale dit. Div,
ze Sc deti smichy nepopukaji,
kdyz Kasparek policajtu neb
ponocnemu vybije, aneb kdyz
kralicka zabiji. A trebat' Sc
podobne divadlo kazdodenn9
opakuje, tn vzdy znovu ditky.
radosti jsou uchvaceny, kdyz
chytra Baruska hloupemu Jir-
kovi vino vypije nebo peceni
sni. /
z pocatku, roku 1869 tesilo
Sc jedno techto loutkoyych
divadel il po tri leta zvlast-
nj oblibe maleho obecenstva
parizskeho, nebot' podobne
krasnych loutek, ktere by by
ly tax vyborne hraly, zde po-
sud nbylo vidano.
Bylot' to divadlo ''otce Ri
gola."
Divadlo toto honosilo Sc pre-
krasnym zarizenim, velmi pek
nymi dekoracemi, vynikalo
krasnymi,' pekne malovanymi
a nadherne odenymi loutkami,
ktere velmi vtipne a zertovne
kusy, pri nichz deti takrka re
smichu ami nevychazely, hra-
ly. Coz divu tedy, re byl naval
obecenstva do tohoto Rigolova
divadla naramny a nasledkem
toho ze mival mattel kazdo
denne velmi bohate prijmy.
Vybralt' mnohem vice nezli
sousede jeho, Guignol a Grin
,galet.
Melt "otec Rigolo', jako
JIM kollegove jeho, obvykle
loutky vlasskych divadel,
kdez poprve bylo ,loutkami
hrati Sc zapocalo. Eylit' mezi
loutkami jeho: Kasparek, hla-
vni osoba, Baruska, Jirka, ko
mink, ponocny, policajt, sta
ra baba, cert, hostfnsky a l3-
karnfk. Jelikoz ale otec Rigo-
10 mel velmi .bohatou satnu pl
nou rozmaniteho, skvostneho
odevu, tn molly .prve jmeno-
,vane loutky mnohe jine oso-
by predstavovati.
VSak mnOhem vetSi zabavy
nez vsechny loutky poskytoval
mlademu obecenstvu tatik Ri
COLO.
Ont byl dust sveho loutko-
veho divadla. Jim dostavalo
Sc jedne ,kazde loutce zivota,
ont obdafoval panacky sve
vtipem, provadel sprymy a
den co den oplyval novymi,
prekvapujfcimi napady, ktere
pokazde stGj co stuj musily
mladistve posluchacstvo roze-
smati.
Vsak take skoro kazde di-
te v cele Parizi stareho Rigo.
la velmi dobre znalo.
l odev jeho pc vsecka leta
co byl umelecky stanek svnj y
polich elysejskych postavil
byl tyz. Byvalt' oblecen Y
modrou, sirokou halenu pre-
pasanou sirokym slime pozla'
cenym opaskem a kolem krku
mival ohromny limec. Ma
ctveracke hlave sprymovnehc
loutkare vidaly deti jiz pc nj
kolik let zelenou capku
dlouhym tfapcem.
Jakmile Sc Rigolo na pro
stranstyi mezi boudami lout
kami objevil, vzdy byval oo
deti $ nekonecnym jasoten
obklopen a s vyskotem uvitan
Vskutku re ami nejprvneis
umelec pri velike opere neby
cd umeni milovneho obecen
stva tax zboznovan a vyzna
!, menaQ, jako starry ctveraciv.
HIgolo cd svych malych nads'
nych divaku.
Ont byl hlavni osobou VI
vsech kusech sveho divadla.
Kazd0danne :rOdily Sc H. v,
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krate div ze nepopukaly smi-'
chy zertum Rigolovym, memo
houce pri Mich zdstati vazny-
mi.
Uloha maleho saska Rigola
- takt' naval Rigolo zertov-
|nou loutku divada sveho -
ale j vazni otcove premno
he pHsne matky castokrate
div ze nepopukaly smichy zer
tdm Rigolovym, nemohouce
|pfi Mich zdstati vaznymi.
Uloha maleho saska Rigola
byla nejmilejsi loutkari, KITE
|ryz v zadu We skrini sedel a
loutky ridil.
sVsecky deti divadlo toto
navstevujici vypravovaly 81,
ze mattel loutkoveho divadla
" male loutce "Rigola" sve
!vlastni dejiny vypravuje ci-
'ty srdce sveho ,odkryva.
Jednoho dine v mesici cerv-
'nu, kdy bylo carokrasne poca-
81 a slunce s jasne nebes bane
usmivalo Sc ma Pariz, zIstalo
* nevyslovnemu uzasu a mr.
.zutosti maleho zvedaveho o.
becenstva loutkove divadlo Ri
colo zavreno.
Co Sc asi prihodilo staremu
Rigolovi, milacku malych di-
Ivaku?
Deti pomatene behaly ko-
lem zavrene .boudy, nakukova
,ly dovnitr, udivene ma sebe po
|hlizely, tazaly Sc v sousedni
boude a kdyz ami tam neby-
la zvedavost jejich ukojena,
|vyptavaly Sc straznika parku
ipo sRigolovi.
Vsak marny byl po nem
shon, nikdo nemohl Jim o mi
Ilacku jejich podati ami te
nejmensi zpravy.
Pozde vecer dine predesle-
no byl stary Rigolo dlcuho do
,,noci We sve boude. Sbalil vse-
icky dekorace maleho divadla
sveho, ulozil loutky sve do
Ivelikanskeho dreveneho ko-
Sc zmizel, aniz by Sc byl
I;komu slovem zminil kan a ma
jak dlouho Sc ubira.
Tento nahly odchod Rigo-
llv zpusobil ostatnim Matte
llIm bud loutkami mnoho
jvrtochd.
Skoro vSichni domnivali sc,
re starry Rigolo povesil Ia
mestnani sve ma hrebik, jeli-
koz .byl ,jiz dosti bohat. =
Ale divno bylo Jim, ze radeji
divadlo sve neprodaE Vzdyt'
Liz precasto sc mu dobri kup-
ci ma loutky jeho nabizeli.
X.
Kdo asi byl stary Rigolo?
Ukojime ctenare sve a sde-
lime mimi, ze MATTEL loutko
Iveho divadla v polich elysej-
|skych jest jejich starry, dobry
|znamy.
! Jest to Jeronym Cos, dru.
Indy sasek cestujici spolecno.
Isti .Croquefrovy.
j Ubohemu poctivemu sasko.
vi davne touzebne prani, aby
lmohl oddeliti Sc cd spolecno.
sti a stati Sc samostatnym, sc
'|vyplnilo.
i z penez, ktere nalezl v taS
j ce nest astne Lucie Melliero
Ivy, vypujcil 81 k uskutecnen
!, prani .sveho diva tisice fran
.lkI. .Nechtelte dobry sasek, a
by Sc tato mala jistina, kite
Irou pro maleho Leona urcil
Lprilis ztencila, ,nebot' ,povazo
val tyto penize "a dedictvi 0
lsireleho chlapce, kterez bylt
mu takrka posvatnym; umini
Isl, re z neho jednou svefenc
lsvemu sv6domite lcty slozi.
! Zbylych deset tisic frankt
prostrednictvim jednoho no
tare ulozil CO jistinu ma dObr'
hypoteky ma uroky. z uroki
\ lt6chtO mel ,byti maly LeOnkv,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12
Cynthia Grey
Looes Gi'l From Afar for Taco Years-Asks Noav
What TO DO

Dear Miss Grey: have had reason to praise your sound
Juugeh and write this letter with the expectation that
your advice will be of help to me.
Two years ago saw girl that from the moment looked
~ hv loved her. loved her at first suppose for her
beauty but as the months went by loved her for moro
WAN ,ha She is success in everything that she sets about
70 90 She good student talented pianist and an ex
quse student of art Her personality seems to attract
UP to the time met her. never cared for girls except
Us pas would go out occasionally. but never to dance
nave always tried to make the finer things of life
part OF myself love good books and chemistry and be-
tween these and athletics divided all my spare time In
my school life have had than my share of popularity
put IND 1t very hard for to make friends never go
OUT OF my way to make friend they have always
me- Some have told me that always appear live within
became my devoted friends
ms being somewhat my nature loved this girl for over
years from distance never trying to gain her friend
SNIP mo she Is very popular there is holiness in her
nature that makes very hard for approach her.
feel as If she was star was reaching for.
lew weeks ago friend of hers told things she said
ABOUT me which convinced that she admres me- but
stun lack the courage to break the barrier that to
separate
The other night her at theater with friend
whom know she likes and atho am not jealous could
not sleep at all that night know never will be happy
without At least trying to gain her friendship
Now MISS Grey, you advise how should go about
gaining her friendship and have the right ask her
else? THANKING sott anRIfpYn
Mcy tell pou nus, be py eoneced
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for boy to take and truly on you Success M
doat admire fha finer hHos
significance Of the lesser thia0G
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appreciate The Dun Nth nc eaiiaat q truly dca; b ened
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12
WANTS TO FINISH
WHAT HE HAS STARTED

After talking with SIR. Kennedy
for time l was beginning TO think
l had made a find, But before wo
had gone far others were coming
in. for No. ~ seems to DO "a popu.
lar door. and there II no knockcr
on Il. People walk rlgh, in. was
getting nervous 80 / decided TO So
right az him.
How would you do for mayor OF
this city7'' In inquired.
Now. being mayor OF Seattle
would DO an honor TO amy man." he
replied. after hc was over the shock.
''But my limo Is the law he con.
tlnued. Il arm very happy where l
am and have io,a Of work 20 do.
In fac; I have started one or two
things which I want TO finish 1r I
pride myself on any ono thing II Il
tho fact that no one has ever called
me gutter. No. I couldn't let up
on what l am trying TO accomplish
until tho Job r. complete. And M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12
TOO MUCH URIC ACID?
LET Us SEND YOU THE WILLIAMS TREATMENT
FREE S5-CENT BOTTLE (32 DOSES)

n your sleep is broken By an ir.
ritated bladder that wakes you up
every few hours. you viii appreciate
she rest and comfort you get from
the fsoc bottle az doseaI.
To pro%e The williams Treatment
conqucrs kidney and bladder dis
eases. rheumatism ana all other all.
ments when due 10 excessive uric
acid. no matter how chronic or stub.
born. we win give one $50 bottle (g2
doseg free II you send this notice.
Please send 10 cents to help pay
postage. packing, etc. TO Tho Dir. ID.
a. williams Company Dept. BA.issi.
r. o. Building. East Hampton. Conn.
Send Of once and you will receive by
parcel post a regular s5c bottle.
without charge and without incur
ring any obligation. only one bot.
tic TO the same address or family
Notklns aert c. o. D.--Advertisc.
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12
Ryan Elected Head
of Democrat Club

George f. Ryan was elected presi.
dent OF the King County Democratic
club at It's annual meeting Friday.
Mrs. A. Jeff Nelson was eelcted vice
president: Roy Erford. secretary,
and Edna Crangle, treasurer.
An Armistico day telegram was
sent to former President Woodrow
Wilson, praising his ldcalistlc leader.
ship during tho war. The club viii
observe next Saturday as State or.
ganization day. when state leaders
viii speak in Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12
Newspaper Man to
Be Buried Tuesday

Last rites for Samuel r. wharton.
50. newspaper man OF Seattle for
many years. viii be held at 2 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon az the Bonncy.
Watson chapel Wharton died satur.
day at his home. 900 18th ave.
where he Is survived by his widow.
Mrs. Clara Wharton. and daughter.
Muriei. Tho Rev. Ambrose Bailey
viii officlate. Cremation win follow
the services.