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10 SITUATION-MALE
IL AGENTS WANTED

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SHIRTS direct from our factory 20
wcArcr No capital or experience
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Write for FREE SAMPLES. MAD
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Money Advanced
on Stocks

rs Columbia 81. Phone FL iot-G4ss.
Opp. Tx. California. Just off end Ay.
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DEATHS

Gustin. John Edward, 81. ISIS Ninth
ave. y. T., Jan 81.
verdi. Myrtle. %. 777s 18th ave. S.
Daley. John c. 7s, esai nth ave
\. w. Jan. 81.
Hong. Toy. 80, 71s& King 81. Jan
ponnett. Addie l.. So. olympia. Jan
II.
Carpenter, Charles. sc. coz Fifth ave
n. -, Jan. 81.
22
LacKore. Mary NJ. 81. 1915 Broad
way. Jan. II.
Jan. Fl.
swanson. Evelyn Marie. 90. ssi 10th
ave. Jan. 20
stout liner. Z. 1898 Third ave. ~
Jan 90
Mlnear. john. rs. 1869 X. ss,h st
Jan. q.
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We Will Buy

Central Finance units. Central Bldg.
Bonds, III GiorRio Fruit. Durant
Motors Cal. Durant Motors. Del
aware. Foster & kleiser. pfd.. Tro-
jan Oil Mascot Copper. Metropoi-
itan Bldg. Co, Northwestern FL
nance. New World Life ms. Pug ct
81. Realty Associates. Pacific
states Securities. Reid Bros. com,
Western Smelling & Power.
Ask Tor information and quotations.
INVESTIGATE before buying or
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Awful Cheap

To-day We have houses In aud
around Seattle for sale on torms
OF $500 down. $40 per month.
These places are about half price.
as G. y. HilIman wants 10 sell
them cheap 80 he can devote oil
his time selling Cathcart see
Perry or ether salesm6n. POS Third
uVo Eeuttio
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East of Green Lake

,2.S0o-Tbis coxy little bungalow IL
a real buy. Everything Is Bpick
and span. and In best Of condition:
has 2 bedrooms. combination liy-
inE and dining room. bath and
kitchen with bulit-in features
there IL fine garage with cement
driveway. N you ara looking for
n dandy little home on easy terms.
act quickly. Call $40, Nh in-7f3A.
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Vital Statistics
BIRTHS
BIRTHS

Births in their households are re-
norted by the following men:
Dannister. Edwin, ASIA Third ave- y.
w. boy.
Brown. James Patrick. sss 25th ave.
Brnnz. George w. 1907 E. Marion st.
boy.
BurlSett, bryce Brisbin. 115 Olympic
pl. boy. /
ct.ttenden. Hiram. bso7 18th ave. n.
claeys, RENT. e25s 18th ave. S. boy.
Cork. Francis Peter 55f7 Kenwood
Heron. George, 2Os2 E. Newton st.
girl
Ksufer. Leonard James. 5517 Eighth
ave. y. T.. boy.
McNichols. Howard. 1892 s3rd ave-
Newman. A.. ANS Fifth ave. n. w.
Peterson. Carl, 1871 Sixth ave. w.
Rapiee. stanley Gordon, 1851 Charles
Rivers. Frank Allen. e7ls E. 62nd St.
boy.
Sehmitz. Helmuth William. i622 57th
ave. :. w, girl.
Schrantz. Fred, Bothell. girl.
Nacca. Felix. e347 10th ave. $. girl.
Van Meter, Eugene. bo6 First ave.
w. boy.
Williams. Carl. Berkshire hotel. Ia
coma. girl.
Yorioka. ToSataro. 10 Lane st. boy.
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IL MALE AND FEMALE
HELP WANTED

BUSINESS correspondence, lniena-
i've. practical course. SUCCESS
BUSINESS COLLEGE. Crazy bldg
Fifth and Union. MA in-06ss.
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H. NJ. Herrin & Company
Established 1896
Stocks and Bonds
We Offer For Sale

2e0D Alaska Development.
5000 Anderson Bros.
Ice Best Lock CO.
500 Burley oil.
Continental Loan & Mtg. tBar-
gain.
30 Denny Renton Clay & Coal,
20 nurant Motors, Cal.
400 Hecla Mining CO.
2000 Homeauilder tldaho).
5000 Idaho Cold & Ruby.
le0 Johnston Piston a. Ring,
80 kofan Co.
goo Nanoose wellington Galleries,
200 Nabob Consolidated.
20 Puget Sd. Pwr. % pfd.
leo Radio Corporation. com.
100 Rickenhacker Motors.
200 hVtafy Plow. pad.
so Star Motors.
e000 Western Smelling & Power.
1909 Wichita Royaltyas
All at attractive prices.
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Iot.saai
We viii Sell Subject

1000 Alaska Development -. se.0s
200o Alaska Pet. * Coal $50. .0T
1000 Anderson Bros. Inc. 49,, .0i !.
1900 Al=zitt Endicott Copper. Bid
1000 BEAD Lake Mining 800. 10
10 Gommunw eaith Fin. pfd 100
100 Futrsil Coupler Cow. AS
100 Frank l.. Best Co. 5000. 42a
80 Best Universal Lock CO. 1900
1000 Hirst Chicagof Mining D.. AZ l.
so Johnston Piston 4 Ring. bid
1000 Monetary Metals ......s 20
1000 Nat. Life Prcserv.. Wyo.. .tG
1909 Homebuilder Min. q Dew. Ii !.
$1,000 Olympic Hotel Bond. End
mortgage $500
loo Rotary Pillow, pfd. . 200
80 Rickenbacker Motors -. zoo
30 star Motors. Escrow 49,. 500
1000 Western Smelling & r.. 81 4.
lo00 Wichita Royalty ..+... LEA.
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We Will Buy, Subject

1900 Ajax Mining Co. ...... offer
Amer. Securities units. 5000
zoo Lambert Tire & Rubber. 200
loo Rotary Pillow, com. $500. $50
We arc active dealers in all classes
OF securities. and solicit your in.
quiry regarding any stock or bono
in which you are interested.
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University Bungalow

New groom. strictly modern bun
galow Of the better class on fine
lot. 50xiO0; paved streets: min
utcs 20 ~" and Lincoln high. This
Is beauty. Priced for quick sale
nt $3.50: $500 cash.
T.. c. WISBfGLER
1904 White Rldg. FL, iot.4s07.
Evening star., 1924-10-24
INDIAN TRIBES VOTE
PROMISED COOLIDGE
Chief of Crows Says Red Men
Will Vote Right Without
Brides of Whisky.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BILLINGS, Mont, October 24.-The
vote next month OF the Indians OF
Montana--their first casting of the
ballot-was pledged to Coolidge and
Dawes in dramatic declaration by
the venerable Chief Plenty Coos O
the Crow Nation at Republican
meeting here last night addressed by
former Gov. Frank o. ,Lowden of IIli-
nois. The vote of the Crows alone
is about 1900, with possibly a lesser
number of Flatheads.
Standing on the stage OF a theater.
surrounded by lesser chiefs, all in
war bonnets and other regalia OF
rank. and peering at their audience
through the tribal smoked glasses,
the Indians made their pledge through
their aged chief.
With theSchief's pledge went, an
Evening star., 1924-10-24

appeal for honorable, honest cam.
paigning and voting, the dignity OF
which stirred the audience to tremen-
dous enthusiasm. Chief Plenty Coos
said. in part:
"Since I became q citizen and my
people were made citizens, the people
Of the country are wondering what
we are going to do, who we are go
ing to vote for and II we are going
to vote intelligently. We are weigh
ing our men, and as head chief OF
the Crows and your neighbor, I ask
that you keep whisky away and don't
go among my people and bribe them.
Put it up to us intelligently, and II
we realize that the man you are put
ting up Is the right man, we will
vote for him without whisky or
money. When you come to us IN
the next. few days, tell US the truth,
don't misrepresent your man, SO that
we, who are newcomers in suffrage.
can vote inteIligently two weeks from
now"
Evening star., 1924-10-24
ST, 100000 BLAZE
COSTS MANS LIFE
Contractors Foreman Killed
When Fire, With Explosion
Force, Jumps 100 Feet.
Ry the Associated Press.

ESCANABA, Mich, October "a
George Ingram. foreman for the con-
tracing concern which was engaged
I'm the task of razing the Chicago
sand Northwestern Railways No: 3
ore dock was killed in the fire which
carly this morning had completely
burned No. and had obtained such
headway on No. dock that it was
Impossible to save any part of the
latter structure. The loss will total
Sl.250.000.
Ingram, together with Sherman
Serre, were taken to the extreme end
of No. 3 dock in an endeavor to run
a hose over from No. 4. distance
Of about 300 feet. With the sudden
ness of an explosion the fire jumped
100 feet and surrounded the two
men. Serre saved himself by jump
ing so feet into the water of the bay,
where he was picked up by a tug.
while Ingram attempted to slide
down Il rope. The rope burned
through and Ingram was plunged
into seething caldron of flame.
Breeze Spreads Fire.
The fire started in No. dock at
about 8 o'clock and for half an hour
appeared to be under control. Then
the flames appeared to gain new life
and by o'clock the entire structure
was QOOmeQ. Inc ere" OF fUU men
dispatched to work on No. 4 dock
were successful in preventing this
structure taking fire until nearly II
o'clock, when, despite their efforts,
sparks began to ignite the dock and
by midnight this dock was blazing
even worse than No 3, due to a
slight freshening of the breeze. which
had been blowing steadily, though
lightly, from the southwest all night.
The fire departments from nearby
towns. responding to the alarm.
were hampered to a great extent by
lack of equipment with which to
dght the blaze
Coal Is Burning.
While dock No. was blazing
fiercely the flames spread to the
dock of the ReisS Coal Co. and the
firetiehtins force was poweriess to
stop the spread of the contagratlon.
The dock, together with four hoists
and a shed containing $4,000 tons OF
hard coal, were destroyed. \ soft
coal pile containing 10000 tons
cauEhth fire in several places when
additional fire equipment from near
by towns arrived. 1t was believed
part of the soft coal would be saved.
Evening star., 1924-10-24

Giaciers, like rivers. move more rap
IDLY at the center than at the side
Evening star., 1924-10-24
LUMBERMEN ELECT.

ATLANTIC CITY. October 24.-The
National Lumber Dealers Association
elected Frederick l.. Lowrie of De-
troit president in the closing session
Of the convention here yesterday.
NJ o. Mestayer, New Orleans; Edward
Hamilton, Passaic, N. j.; f. Bruce
Hill. Pittsburgh. and Charles Schwartz.
Nashville, Tenn, were made vice
presidents: John Clancy. Chicago.
treasurer. and Adolph Pfund, Chicago,
secretary manager.
Evening star., 1924-10-24
Golf Bags, $40

Six-ineh canvas bags with
rawhide bottom, all-leather
trim; name plate; separation
strap; towel holder; locked
ball pocket; deep leather
cuff both top and bottom.
Evening star., 1924-10-24
AUTHOR / i:I1 .)l & BRANDS II jiIIlI BIGoTRY.
Puts Methodist Disapproval on Sc
cret Orders Against Races.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, October a.
Sherwood Eddy, author, lecturer and
for years a missionary in India, yes
terday put the brand of Methodist
disapproval on secret orders that
work against equality of races and
creeds, in an address before the
Methodist mems mass convention of
the Kansas City area
Mr.. Eddy did not name any such
secret order. but applause greeted
his criticism of secret orders that dis
criminate against Jewish or negro
races or incite race war against
Catholics and Hebrews.
In criticising secret orders that in
cited race hatreds, Mr.. Eddy ask ted
how any Christian could fight the
Jewish race when Christ himself was
of that race.
What we want is equality for all
races, In the sight of God" he said.
Evening star., 1924-10-24
River Pirates Seize Copper.

NEW YORK, October 24-River
pirates after binding three men and
knocking one unconscious on pier
80, North River, removed ten boxes
of copper which they evidently
thought was gold specie brought in on
the liner Olympic. The robbers es-
capped in motor boat
Evening star., 1924-10-24
Court. to Honor Nicops Memory,

Special Dispatch TO The Star
CLARENDON, Va. October 24.-Judge
Samuel @. Brent In Circuit Court Of
Arlington County announced yester-
day that court would be adjourned Fri
day rs q tribute to the memory Of
Judge Charles Edgar Eicol. former
Judge Of the Circuit Court Of Arlington
County. who died yesterday. and whose
funeral is to be held at II o'clock on
that day in Alexandra. News of the
Evening star., 1924-10-24
Hannah Heads Knights Of Malta

ATLANTIC CITY, October "a.
George b. Hannah of Cleveland was
elected supreme commander or the
knights of Malta at the closing ses-
sion OF the annual convention here
yesterday. An auxiliary, to be known
as the Ladies' Circle of the knights
OF Malta, was formed today.
Evening star., 1924-10-24

the employment OF Noyello, for which
the plaintiff asks compensation at
the rate Of 500 a week.
The suit was brought in this city,
| II was stated, because the defendant
Is a Maryland corporation, and was
docketed in the Federal Court be-
| cause of divers citiSenship.
Evening star., 1924-10-24
"A THREE DAYS.
COUGH IS YOUR
DANGER SIGNAL

Chronic coughs and persistent
! colds lead to serious lung trouble
You can stop them now with Creo-
mulsion. an emulsified creosote
that is pleasant to take. Creomul-
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heals the inflamed membranes and
kills the germ.
OF all known drugs, creosote is
| recognized by the medical frater-
nifty as the greatest healing agency
for the treatment of chronic
coughs and colds and other forms
of throat and lung troubles. Creo-
mulsion contains. in addition to
| creosote. other healing elements
which soothe and heal the inf1amed
membranes and stop the irritation
and Inflammation. while the creo-
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sorbed into the blood. attacks the |
seat OF the trouble and destroys
the germs that lead to consump-
tion.
Creomulsion is guaranteed salts !
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| forms OF throat and lung diseases.
and is excellent for building up the
system after colds or the flu.
Money refunded if any cough or
cold, no matter of how long stand
| ing, is not relieved after taking
according to directions. Ask your
druggist. Creomulsion Co, At
| lanta, Ga.-Advertisement.
Evening star., 1924-10-24
Umbrellas, IS

Plenty # room under these -
choice of 20 or 29 inch sizes-in
tape-edge Union cloth "a mixture
of silk and cotton), finished with
selected wood handles in the
Prince of Wales and Opera shapes.
And splendid value.
Umbrella Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1924-10-24
N0vELLo SUES GRIFFITH.
Actor Charges Breach Of Contract
Asks Oil, 300.

BALTIMORE. October 24.-Ivor
Novel1o, English moving picture
actor, yesterday entered suit in Fed.
eral Court here against d. w. Griffith
Inc.. for @11.200. The claim is fol
alleged breach Of an agreement fol
Evening star., 1924-10-24

death. OF Judge Nicol was announced
70 the court by Commonwealth At
torney William c. Cloth. The Bar As
socfation of Arlington County met later
In the day and Crandall Mackey, chair
man. named committee, consisting of
state Senator Frank L. Ball, Charles
T. Jesse and himself. to draft resoly-
tions of sympathy to be sent TO the
family Of the deceased.
Evening star., 1924-10-24

There's nothing like light paper or
light-colored paint to cheer up a dark
room.
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NOW 10 ON WIN rmE sroRr

Two days sail from UnaIasla a
broken part forced the Dolly Belts
into a little settlement In the Shuma
Gin islands. and when the ship had
fastened 90 the dock Tor repairs Pete
found 10 his CONSERVATION. that he
was in Squaw Hurbor, Instantly re,
membered as tho home port OF the
Jupiter. For the moment he was
shaken with fear. Altho his old
stamping ground was on the other
side Of tho peninsula. the fame Of
the Remittance Man had carried
down this far. aud likely there wcrc
men here who would recognize him
rs Peter Neville. His first instinct
was TO duck below and remain in
hiding
But already that chance was gone.
As he turned, he ran squarely upon
two men who had just eneircled the
pilot house; one 81 them was his
captain. and the other Aleok Brad.
ford. the superintendent OF the can.
merry. and the last man on earth
whom he wanted TO see now. Brad
ford had once offered him The hos
pitality OF tho little bachelor lodge
he had built at the edge OF the sea
II seemed inconceivablc that the lat.
ter should pass him without rccogul
ton. Peters heart leaped as the
man walked by without glance.
But he was not safe yet. The zap
tain was Immediately behind Brad.
ford. and he stopped Pete with an
outstretched hand.
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LETTER FROM JAMES CONDOR
TO SALLY ATHERTON.
lnNTINIEn

But 1 must confess. sally dear.
that also had "A rather esddish
desire 90 stin listen in. and 30 ]
Kept stan
Mrs Atherton iz friend wifr's
dearest friend said another man
IN sarcastic tone Of voice,
-samo old story remarked an
other sspienuly a man viii break
up the friendship OF any two
women"
How about "a woman coming be-
tween two men. old chap inquired
the youngest member OF the party,
who hadn't said much
We'll remarked the man who
had spoken frat. Fall I've got 10 say
is that Prescott ia walking on thin
Ice with that woman There IN
something about her-an intangible
something that will mako any man
leave home aud mother and Jack
Prescott ia one OF the most sunccp-
tiblc of men"
"surc don't you remember his al.
fair with the little Pcricr Firl m
bet he's sorry he threw her over
nov, They say she's drawing down
three thousand week In tho
movies"
By this time. Sally. ! could stand
u no longer. and I left my dinner
half eaten and got out % the res
taurant
did not tell an this 10 you. dear
when was with YOU. FOR was
most unwilling to even Jet you know
that your name WIS being coupled
with Mr. Prcscott'a know that
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Then put Il Off. It's been a year
and a half Take up the old happy
lie again"
THERE'S the trouble. don't feel
can SO back 20 exactly the kind OF
happiness that you mean. OF course
IN como round 90 II In time. JuHt
don't hurry me. Ivan, Something b.
working IN me. and l don't know
what Il BE-. bu, In tho end think II
will be all right. You know there h
no other man. hut when I try 10
think Of you. 70 many times find
myself thinking Of Peter lying on
that storm tosscd ncncoast. just
don't hurry me. and ! feel almost
know that everything will come out
right for YOU In time
She had received. long since. her
huaiauds few belongings. gathered
BY tho patient effort Of Captain 10.
hansen: and she could not go near
them now without tears. With them
sho had received lctter-ono that
no human eyes ave her own had
scen-and some way II had revealed
their marriage relation In new
light II had not only shown Peter
from a different angle. but had also
lllumlnod her point OF View in regard
to herself.
Her thought had taken now
course since reading this letter Up
until then she had alwnya thought
upon her husbands Disgrace and
death an tho contamination Of his
own deed. heroic punishment. sure.
". but for which he could blame no
ono but himself. Now sho began 10
wonder II some little 10, Of tho blame
could not be laid on her.
iynn's attentions after those first.
hiissfnl months OF her marriage. had
been flattcry 81 the most cnEn ging
kind. To receive u. 10 wnkon other
womon'E jealousy. sho had given him
more dances than were his right. had
devoted too much OF her time and at.
iou,ion TO him, II had all been like
mad dream going from morning
till night. sacrificing her home hours.
Continued In Our Next IssueJ
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friendly interest. infect Pete =
LimeJulcc Pete 20 his friends. Pete.
this Is MIR. Bradford. Of the cannory."
Bradford's smile and handclasp were
cordial. Pete. MIR, Bradford has the
biggest run OF Reds he ever had in
his life In a new trap he was crafty
enough 20 fluid. and he's In need 81
some good labor You were going
to get of up here "a ways, anyhow
why don't you ask for Job hero
with Mr. Bradford"
Until this moment Peter had never
realized how completely his appear.
ancc had been changed. Now. as
Bradford gaxod straight at him with.
out even hint OF recognition. with
no sign that this bearded sailor even
recalled anyone he had met. the fu.
gitivc'E selfeonfiacncc mounted like
"a flame. I'D he mighty glad to work
here. no said quietly. ~ Mr., Brad.
ford can use me,
II can Use you. All right. TN put
you on the wcb.crew az the usual
wages. I've never quite caught up
with myself since lost 10 many or
my best men in the Jupiter disaster.
BY the way Cap'n. you were stand.
INK by when that happened"
Yes We'd gone 20 help the Wig.
ten-same as your boat. l guess.
Pete. here was on the vigten tho
single survivor. OF course. We put
out a boat and cruised around until
there was no hope OF finding anyone
else alivc-thcn went on without
waiting for the dead 10 drift ashore.
We picked up Pete more or less alive
on the shore. and how he got thru
those reefs was mimcio. We saw
Just dimly In tho dawn. tho Jupiter
break up. but she was too far away
for US 70 help. How many men did
you lose on the Jupiter when she
went down."
'All aboard. as you know six Of
my men. a stmgner from Nushasak
whose body was never recovered
his name turned out TO be Larson
and that chap that used TO go as
Pete Neville-we called him the Re.
mittanco Man. and nc lived In n ma
tive village on the other side.
II seemed beyond belief 10 Pete
that these men would not hear the
wild. drum.likc beat Of his heart.
Did you find most OF the bodiesg'
he asked. when at last he could trust
himself TO speak
About half OF both crews. The
Remittance Man. by the way. turned
out to be quite fellow down South
las | had always guessed. His real
name was Newhall-somethin like
that-and he'd got in a drunken
brawl and killed man-was up here
hiding. He WIS almost cut to pieces
by the crags, and they identified him
by some papers found in his coat.
The poor devils lying buried over
on the Boring sea side. just about
where they found the body"
Pete's face was white. but he held
himself with an iron grip. The truth
was plain enough now. He had given
his coat, that night to the big Morse.
man-Big Chris Larson. the men had
called him-and 1t was T.arson's body
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Operated On for
Appendicitis
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS 7
BE ANNOUNCED LATER

Many times. no doubt. you bar
seen she above headline ia "
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before he went TO the hospital
While heartburn is not sivtn
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