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.Nrz Raynor appeared az ths west
iogF 81 tho sun palor and stood
hgv-as shocked ss psTiued as ]
Was myerIf
rNtNtH
"NgNJ I think Miss Eayuor same
brushing past Mise TURNER in the
house doorway, and almost az The
same instant OniIio Kent appeared
at the south door he came iu aud
won't at once to bis sister. and then
Nc AN began go make explanations
and ask questions but there's me
sCeuc-as sou call b."
Tho next thing is.' nobhlus pro-
cccic4 TO ma th1 time accurately
Do you know h. Mr. Finley
n know that it Was "a littIr before
i-io minutes or so before lhg hour
nut I didn't look az my watch
DO sou know the hour. Mr Ray
nor
Move no closer idea than that
u was little before Z"
Miss hyuors
~ think tho shot occurred about
10 minutes before tho hour and yet
mo- put ON my bOuduir light 40 8
90 2. I think. or was Il % to- I
can't remember Why does d matter
SO mughF
DO SOU know. Mr.. kcntr'
'Sot precisely. but when I lrft Miss
t'ay az tho bridge shc had just ,lid
d was 2 o'clock. and that b. nearly
! five minutes walk away when I
came 10 the south door I saw Mr.
Finley ana the Others gathered round
IN conformation Just as he described
then"
~ have here before me. then. tho
nrst arrivals on tho scene. with tho
exception OF Miss Turner. / think
her presence is advisable"
pobbins stepped 10 the door and
summoned the uurse. who came az
once.
Please tell mo Of the tragedy as
YOU know Il, Miss Turner" the de-
tccfive said,
There's little 20 tell" said Miss
Turner. who looked utterly worn and
exhausted. perhaps owing 90 her cN.
perienccs with the doctors in tho
next room. Il heard shot
at what timer
AT exactly five minutes before
r."
How DO you know 80 definitely
because. Ha nurse. I always
know precisely what time IL IL. I
glance at my wrist watch constantly
partly from habit, partly from the
necessity tn my profession % always
knowing the time. without looking.
I can tell you now that II Is exactly
eight minutes after H."
That's right" pobbIns said, with
satisfied glancc at his own time
! piece. where were you al five min
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Are there any more riddles in
me Riddle Iady'a book sskoi
Mother Go0so.
yes said Nancy hopping up in
her chair hEain. Come on. every
body Come close and IN read ths
ones That are left They AFRO ysry
easy Aouu surs5 this one nat
thiuE
Now I sing an opera sons
New / play O. dance quite merry.
N0w ! yudlo loud and Ions
Now I ghiTp like "a gauaD
~ can play d ukslcle,
Sing lonEa OF "a Southern cline.
NJ sou exercise once daily
! can keep sou right ou time
VIII you have an Irish jigT
can play one on a fiddle
m you're smart and not too bis,
I can also ask a riddle.
AN u AaNN' NAiNN ~ AN-'AAaF
Funny stories. poems new,
Ask your friends all in-and cousins
And The children, ask them. too
Il can play band tunes quite mar.
thai.
Songs Of war, 81 drums loud beat
ing,
m 20 noisy things you're partial.
Cannon. bells, and troops retreat
ing.
who am I. who has such talent
Who can Sing ana play and talk.
I can DO whatc'er you ask me.
can 90 most anything but walk
We'll. said Nancy, what d e."
II can't guess-' said 80 Peep
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Nelthgr can T. said Little ~
Murfrt
But ihs truth Was that nobody
could guess
There mut b. something clio
matter" declared Mr Bun, tho M.L
Der Man - happen 90 know that
Mother Goose IaudSu arc specially
smart and when they can't guess.
there 81 something wrong"
suddenly Nancy had an idea ~
know' ! know Eh1 cried loudly
Mother Goose people are old faHns
louei ana this 70 not an old Fash,
toned thing This b. something not
20 very Oh. and Mother Goose pro-
pie AFRO yrp. very oilr
"wrIl, I like that" declared Mary.
MaB.
$50 90 H. raid everybody
hut irH true" said Nancy.
Mother Goose people are rort n
behind tho times
'-rho very ilsar said MarErry
baw.
"rhs very idsar said 30 Peep.
'-rhs very idea declared Mnfy,
Mary.
Hut az lBst when nobody could
Fuess. they just h1d 10 giyc up.
They just had Co. Nobody know
what it wua
"irH a phonogmpbl' said Nancy
whats thnt7" they AN wanted "a
know
80 the Twins told them 40 about
e. how q could DO anything almost
"Ir1 almost like "a radio" aid
Nick.
- radIo- exclaimed the Wise
Man "whnru tbhtT'
"Oh. dtafr' exclaimed tho Twins
How very old fashioned you Mother
Goose people arvr'
10 he Continued
Copyright 1884 =. o. a, Service, iur
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from outside came IN az tho south
door. fired tho shot that Killed Mr.
HAynor. and disappeared again. be-.
fore AR. Kent reached tho house al
an"
In that case you would have seen
him running away, Mr. krntF tho
detective Intercepted.
''Not IN the dusk" returned Orylllo
Kent. thoughtfully ~ am sure. NJ
make out tho time Of the shooting.
he would have had time 20 get away
before ] came 90 tho south door II
wnH too dark 10 sec a man N he de-
sired not 90 be ueen-l mean by that.
n be- kept 10 the shadow " tho shrub
berry. a man walking straight away
from tho south door I should prob.
ably have seen, but not one who
skulkrd furiiyely away us, Of
course. I had no thought Of looking
Tor any such person.
Eyery one present except Tho de-
tcciiyr seemed relieved al the suE
Erstlon " an intruder from tho out
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The STAR BUSINESS GUIDE
I'm CASH PRIZES
GET BUSY

Nineteen letters have been
purposely omitted from nineteen
advertisements on this page.
The nineteen letters, when cor
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say \ good deaf more" was tho sig
nificaut response 20 this. and then
Mi7s Turner was called back by the
dort0rH.
a valuable witness. that nurse.
and Detective Dobblns nodded his
head IN satisfaction, '"rhc way sho
knew tho time. now. there's efficiency
Tor you there's reliability for yau'
Wen learn a lot from that woman
when the time comes Tor her further
revelation"
''lut don't forget. Mr.. DobblnF.
Goddard warned him. that Mia Tur
n.r. 20 far ia just NJ open 60 AUS
picion as any ono else. Don't forrrt
that. nilho Mr. Finley was at tho
east door. and Mira RAynur at the
west one, set they may have been
attracted by tho sound Of a shot that
was fired by some one who was a.
either the north or the south door 3"
Hut Sir. Kent came la az tho
south door"
THAT waN later. Mr.. Dohblnr II
b. quite possible that an intruder
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utr- befsrv &. Nt Tarurr
fIu IHC rauiTf
and sou. MI-s Rayugrr-
lu ms bVudair--as I've taII ggu
You Mr. Flu'ryg
Ion the east vtrauda
"Air krutFr
Between the brook at tHr - ri
The hilI and this house
Mr.. Godd rdT
In my bedroom
'Mu Hayu0rr
NauF face Nus Nrr1 white and her
Noige faltrrcI Eg Hhr said ON Tho
west terrace
aHut and Anv Turner spoke with
a o0,i t'rawgHs n saw yeu. Sire
Rayugr iusI EaiuE uuI ~ the -uu
wri9T aa 4 turned Goa tho nsht
HJust g9minE ln-yuu mean" cried
uryllg Kent
ESQ Mta Turner declared 'Ju-l
going Qua and hurdJdIy sbU oams
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trat however 60 affg . rr
ne iasa n my sister ug =
help fssI.EE tiai che girl vEg 1
EEr own lfe HaE uaf really E#a-
Or rather I fe.t rrat under rhs nu
cirrlmtiuIrer 7 prob by HT
have done fEs same thing
All THE. dear little ETar44He. Q
traEl1 enough fgr anyone d. as
but uhru yUs E1i 10 D. che frrHl
ri5uEurss ffu the man HH
had jllt raId that 10 loved ga4 rHr
an DIS heart and 10 whom sea ar
bound BY an the ties ~ lefg
rauI-HhrH tE8 mlu aa 1.gfHF rr
fu-as 10 come forward ana Elig gar
bear the great Rargw. flrG gsg
Enga that sou have m.rraI fl
greatest thing DO ths word algsa
TEis has come 20 me.
Copyright, 1925. Tho Seattle STAR
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LETTER IRON LESLIE PRS
CUTT 10 TIiE LITTLE MAR,
OIish CARR on TiiE
NIIRIT DRAWER

think III dlI not have the secret
drawer uulo AiarquEe, aH an out
l1t for my 0yerburdsusd heart /
would 80 mad. o. poor Alice aid be-.
fore she went out into the DARK
meas
You remember / told sou that I
was 20 happy that ! dd not think
h would last Wen. d didn't
when Jack had written me that
DE- thought / was splendid and
clever and brave with The fhop.
when De told mo hc loved me better
than anyone else la the world D.
seemed 90 mo that wouldn't az.
change my life with any other uom
an on earth.
But. alas. an my happiness hur
vanished and iu lie stead has come
black despair and utter deaohtion.
had not suspected that Alice
was losing her mind. altho rhe had
been acting strangely Tor some time
u know now that I should have
recognized II. because my little sists.
Alice. had changed into something
that i could not fathom
Kari had opened his homo aftcI
faiherH death and be and Alice had
been living there some weeks whgr
tho awful thing happened. had
been 20 busy getting the plans mad,
Tor doing over the old house. that
think ! rather neglected my figior
/ had not been over but once dunnf
all that time.
on that occasion Alice had seemed
quite herself. hltho remarked "a
mother that she wns growing ycp
thin
Then. like lightning out Or n clear
sky. I heard on tho wire while ]
was talking 10 mother that Alic,
was dead
As soon or possible I got over
theru and found something wsu'
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NOW 40 on WIN THE STORY
CHAPTER "
EamllN AIfalr.

MIR, poBBINs raised his finger.
Afl "Wait. sir. stop right there.
let me reconstruct the scyne-" Tie
rolled OF this phrase with susto.
"As I understand it, the sun parlor
on tho south side ~ the house. has
four doors, one faciug each OF the
points % the compass
Exactly ueht. agreed Goddard
-and thc north door connects the sun
Parlor with tho house.
Opening into a hall"
"a cross han. yes. Goddard said.
NOW. then. and pobblns looked
straight az Malcolm Finley. when
you came in thru the east door. as
you say YOU did. what did you sccg''
IL was dusk. I could see nothing
distinctly. but I made out tho figure
OF Mr.. Raynor. fallen to tho floor.
and I saw lying near him "A pistol.
which l az once picked up"
Why
Il have told you l don't know
Merely a natural, unconscious nc
ton"
Humph-youF story Is not very
convincing. Then what else did you
seer"
Almost Immediately the light was
snapped on. and / saw Miss Turner,
tho nurse. IN the house doorway.
And Miss Turner's expression
her attltudc7 Did she-cr-look sur,
prisedc"
THAT I can't say. merely saw
that Il was Miss Turner who stood
there. and my glance few AZ onSo 10
Mr. Raynor"
You examined himT'
NO: l stood quite still Mrs. Ray,
nor. startled by the sound OF the
shot. appeared at the west door. She
had come from the terrace, where We
had tea
Yes. she told all that. Recon.
struct the scene. please
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eide. Goddard followed II up
AZ you can clearly zee. Sir, Dob
blnh. the probability OF an intrusion
By an outsider j. too strong 90 be
neglected. trust. therefore. you
will thoroly investigate d, before &c.
cuainE. without sufficient evidence,
any member of the household"
Evidence will be forthcoming, Mr..
Goddard. We have as yet scarcely
begun 10 look FOR II. Testimony
comes fiut. and wo have discovered
much already. The time o. the shot
iB accurately fixed by Mis5 Turner at
Eve minutes before 4"
lis her unsupported testimony %
BE- Implicitly relied on. Mr Dobbinay'
Continued In Our Next Issurl
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The TdngIe


than Z had ever snoguRtersl--my
darling Little sister. who Rod alaayu
lufIs lately been a1 Eay and 20
happy. Had made up Der miIfl rHC
uas going mad. and with her usual
quiekne-H % judgment aud decision
determined 20 take her own life,
Everything was turned into chaos
for the moment
Kari was stunned lie cgulI think
o. nothing except in some uHc1n.
scIguz way De was 20 blame. Algihar
too. seemed 90 feel that possibly
she might have prevented I
could ten neither Of these dear ones
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Tho body gt Douglas NaEunr 'F
found in thr early evening Hn tnr
floor ef thr sun Room at Blower
Acres EIs lNnE Island home Rave
nor has been shoe lsTu tho heart
Stant.uE over fEH dead man. pistol
tn hand. is Malcolm ttuirF. former
swcrt heart rl ka1Uars Nifr. Nau.t
Ava Turner EaNuuFs nurse. stands
hy lhg DOOR with Elr hand rf|I .u
the lIEhl switch Iu wHufut
Nancy appfars IA nItrr.arrI and t-rH
rifivt onlllF Kent Nancy brother
comes iu lruw fHH south slide Df thr
room and then ieEra Goddard friend
.uf IIuIrN. with others enters Upuu
tho scrur Police. headed EF Dee
tccfIFt nrhhIua. arU conducting an
lnNcstiEatitu % found Mr.. ltaRmtF
on tho neor "a pistol by hlz side
Finley CNplaiu-- n picked zap the
weapon, Suddenly she lights came
on. and Miss Turner stood ben the
house doorway
NOM 40 ON WITH THE STORY
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LIED on, MIR nOBBtNsw
hack. a moment later and acted sur
prisrd az az what she already
knew"
You're mistaken atd Finley. In
a quiet way. "NuuF own surprise az
the fearful scene. the sudden light
showed you dazcd your eyes az well
as your brain. and you couldn't toll
just what sou did zee"
Indeed. I couldr' Miss Turner
spoke with decided aspcnty. hut
! viii admit don't know which OF
you n was that killed him. only
Mr pobbiua 10 must have been one
or the other. and they both know 70 p
II think Miz Turner should DO
warned" put Ia Goddard'a stern
voice, that shc il unwisc 20 accuse
any one 80 definitely % what she can,
not prove. ~ nearly as / can learn.
tho scene which Mr. Dubblns 90
earnestly desired % have reconstruct.
ed includes aumr five or six lndl-
viduals nII ono ~ whom might
have shot Nr iuynor beside the
possibility of hts having shot himself
Therefore Miss Turner. for your own
good. LEI me advise you % nay lrHa
and think more"
After I have thought morc-I can
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TOMORROw-Thls letter
tlnucd.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1924-08-02

for period of not less than sixty days in consecutive and regular issues of the Mccarthy Weekly News, a news paper of general circulation, printed and published weekly at Mccarthy Alaska, in the Anchorage Land Dis trict, nearest the land herein described and hereby designated for that purpose J.LINDLEY GREEN,
 Register.
 MAURICE D. LEEHEY, Attorney for Claimants. Office and P. o. Address: 620 Alaska Building, Seattle, Washington.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1924-08-02

NOTICE TO PAY SCHOOL
 Notice Is Hereby Given that the undersigned has been duly appointed School Tax Collector for Mccarthy in conformity with Chapter 29 Session laws of Alas ka 1919.
 All male persons between the ages of twenty-one and fifty years, except soldiers, sailors in U. S. Navy or Revenue Service, volunteer firemen, paupers and insane persons, are subject to tax in the sum of five $5.U0l Dollars.
 Should you be living in Alaska on or prior to the first Monday in April, 1924, said tax shall be due and payable on said frs, date and shall be delinquent after May 1st, 1924
 Arrival in Ala ska later than 1 the first date above men ti Oned tax will be delinquent within thir ty (3O after your arrival or with in ten (1O) days after notice is l given you.
 All persons, firms and corpor ations employing labor shall fur nish lists of nancs of their em ployeeS to the collector and are authorized by law to ded uct a mount of tax from wages of em ployees.
 Fines and imprisonment are provided for those who fail ol neglect to pay tax or furnish lis of employees
 Dated at Mccarthy, Alaska May 3, 1924.
 John Nickel School Tax Collecto for McCa1 thy.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1924-08-02

Capt. Hubrick, leaves for Cordo- va today. where he will start taking the pictures for the RR. Company, to be used for their advertising.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1924-08-02
REVIEWING SOME GOOD POINTS OF THE
 COMMERCIAL CLUB. >.

The action of the local Commercial Club at its meeting Thursday evening is likely to be one of the most import ant things that has happened in the town. If nothing else results, every one pulled together for once. That in ts self, is a long stride in the right di- rection. Now everyone's asking how ong will it lsst?'.
 One of the ideas advanced was cleanup campaign so that there would be some chance to avoid sickness from polluted streams and back yards, anoth was campaign to beautify the town by planting shade trees on the corners and urging everybody to plant flowers in their yards. It was decided that a walk should be put in from the depot to the town. The Club is going to try and have the railroad company build new depot. This activity is the out come of an effort to secure our share of the tourist trade.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1924-08-02

GEM. Cole, former publisher of the Mccarthy Weekly News. has received Grant to the Cole Bench Placer Claim situated on Chittiu Creek, from the Gene ral Land O.. fife, Washington. The patent No, is 938197.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1924-08-02
Port of Missing Men

Information is desired by tl Governors office as to the whe1 abouts of William Browne Stel enson, last heard from at Kans city, Missouri in 1921. He VI born in India, 1884, educated England, served in Egypt dur the war, and returned to the ted States in 1919. His brot is anxious to hear from or ab him. Any information should addressed to the Governors o at Juneau, Alaska.
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F RREUA.ATIC
BEGIN ON SALTS
Says We Must Keep Feet Dry,
Avoid Exposure, Eat
No Sweets

Stay off the damp ground. avoid
exposure. keep feet dry. eat no
sweets Of any kind for n while. drink
lots Of water and above all take q
spoonful or Jad Salts occasionally TO
help keep down uric and toxic acids.
rheumatism IN caused by poison
toxins. called acids. which are gener.
atod In the bowels and absorbed into
the blood. II is the function OF the
kidneys 10 filter this acid from the
blood and cast II out In the urine.
Tho pores OF tho skin are also n
means or freeing the blood of this
lmpurity. In damp and chilly. cold
weather tho skin pores arc closed,
thus forcing the kidneys 20 do double
work; they become weak and slug.
gish and fail 90 eliminate this poison,
which keeps accommodating and cir.
culating through the system. eventu.
ally settling in the Joints and mus.
cles, causing stiffness. soreness and
pain. called rheumatism.
At tho first twinge OF rheumatism
get from any pharmacy about four
ounces OF Jad Salts: put n table.
spoonful in q glass OF water and
drink before breakfast each morn.
Ing for n week. This Is helpful to
neutralize acidity. remove body
waste. also 20 stimulate the kidneys.
thus helping TO rid the blood OF these
rheumatic poIsons.
Jad Salts is inexpensive. and IL
made from the acid OF grapes and
lemon Juice. combined with lIthIa
and Is used with excellent results by
thousands OF folks who are subject
10 Observation-Disclosures.
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Nerves on Fire
From Neuritis

Thousands OF people afflicted with
neurltis take medicine for rheuma-
tism and wonder why they don't get
we'll. Such people do not know that
even a slight attack OF rheumatism
may develop into severe case Of
neuritis or nerve inflammation"
which calls for different treat
ment-
NcurItis IL often accompanied by
a feeling ms II the nerves were on
fire. soreness in tho muscles. stiff
ness in tho Joints or tingling sem
sation in the hands or feet Always
there Is paln-sharp. agonizing pain
which may hurt constantly or only
at intervals.
Eopa Neurltis Tablets will quickly
soothc the throbblng, aching nerves
and gradually assist In removing in
Illumination and soreness. Guaran-
teed harmless. Used and endorsed
by physicians. Price. si.o0. Sold I'm
Seattle by Bartoii Drug Stores and
all other leading druggists. Boericke
& Runyon Co. Mfrs. San Francisco.
advertisement.
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Women Need SWamp-Root

Thousands OF women have kidney
and bladder trouble and never sus.
poet ~.
womer's complaints often prove
10 be nothing else but kidney trou-
bic, or tho result Of kidney or bad.
der disease
If the kidneys arc not IN healthy
condition. they may cause the other
organs 10 become deceased.
Pain In the back. headache. loss
OF ambition. nervousness. arc often
times symptoms OF kidney trouble.
Don't delay starting treatment
Or. Kilmcr's Swamp.Root. n physi.
clans prescription. obtained at any
drug store, may be Just tho remedy
needed 10 overcome such conditions
Get n medium or large size bottle
Immediately from any drug store.
However. II you wish first 10 test
this great prescription. send ten cents
20 Or. Kilmor & Co.. Binghamton.
". y. for n sample bottle. When
writing. DO sure and mention this
Observation-Disclosures.
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Simple Way to
Danish Catarrh

II IN n mistake tn treat raihrrh
with salt water. stfong antlseptics
or any preparation that dries the
surface OF the mucous membrane and
causes scabs 40 form over raw, ten
der apots. Tho inflammation In
merely covered up for tho time bo-
ing--not healed.
Gnnuine lasting relief from
catarrh can only be obtained BY
driving tho Inflammation out. not In.
The most effective method T. 20 In
hale the pleasant vnpor OF Dec"
night and morning. This deposits a
healing film Of oil over diseased
membranes. helping TO remove In
Elimination in n natural way.
'pco" is an ointment composed OF
pure eucalyptus and other soothing
healing oils. Just heat a spoonful
In n tin plato and breathe tho vapor.
Jars or tubes zoe. Mt all good drug
stores. Money back II not satisfied.
Dennis Mfg Company, makers. Ber-
Kelley. cal.--Advertisement
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Human Nature
Wins for Him
at Muny Sale
One-Armed Man Fig
ures Closely, and
Beats the Game

II bank quite a bit on human ma
turc," said tho onearmed man, bid
ding siN bits on a stringtied bundle
Of gloves. This was az the monthly
auction sale OF lost property conduct.
cd by tho municipal railway In n pub.
lie market on wostlake ave.
"Sold FOR six bits" said tho aue.
tioneer.
The one.armea man put down the
gloves on table. and united the
string.
"a pair OF gloves Is no earthly use
70 me-" he said. hut I've sot 10 buy
'em hathaway. Waste O. money. Got
a whole drawerful OF lcfts az home.
No use q anybody. Here set a
whole bundle OF gloves for six blts."
"yes. but how dyou know they'll
eli be rightsg' asked the reporter
We'll" said the onearmed man. Il
noticed two OF 'em when the auo-
tloneer waved 'em. They were both
rights. And just put myself In tho
place OF the guy who wrapped 'em.
I'd have my little joke. would. Id
make up the package all rights. Just
for the FUN OF Il. Human naturei'
He slipped the string and spread
the gloves on the table.
He won.