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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
Zukor Judges VIII Pick
Best Film Story of Year
Award Announcement Brings Many
Nominations From Screen Fans

NOTHING has brought the hrtis
~ nc progress ~ motion plciures
into such sharp focus A. the cone
test Tor tbe 80. 600 prlso offered hy
Adolph luxor president " tho In.
nous Players fAhky corporation. Tor
the best motion picture si0rY % tho
year Nominations made hy motion
picture EDITOR and other leaders o.
thought show a surprising number
% pictures considered worthy 70
rank high ne artistlc productions.
Moro than 90 vcltkuaNn pr0duc
,lous have been commended 20 tho
Judges. and some writer's have
pointed out that never before In tho
history q 'hs industry have there
been 70 many pictures Of such a
high type in 10 short a time
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Among Tho suggestions arc Cecil
~ ~ Mules production. -The Ten
Commandments" The story q which
was written by Jeauic Macpherson.
THE Thief u HgEiaI" on which
Elton Thnm7a and Douglas Fair.
banks callAboaird. Gloria swan.
sonr "Aianhandlcd which was
written by Arthur siriuFcr. Mon
aieur Beauesife Rudolph vaien.
iluoS starring picture. which was
written b. BOOTH Harrington: "rhr
Fighting Crowd" another TarkinE.
ton story The Sea Hawk" RA.
fRsl salaiini story Harry Leon VII.
cons satire. Merton or Tho Nov.
les. Black oxen. by Gertrude
Athtrt0u. "Cyihcrca." by Ipacph
HcrKrsheimsr; y. W. Grifnth's pro.
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NEW OFFERING
At PALACE HIP

4 schsmlng widow d outwitted.
"a pampsred daughter spurnsd and
a worthless son is put TO wors by
Jack Russell AZ tho Palace Hid
thcatsr in the play Marry Ny
Daughter which opened Tor
weeks run AZ a matinee Saturday
afternoon.
In this Offering. tho versatile
Russell appears hs Patsy Bolivar
slow.wittcd farmer bot.
Tho play Is tho product Of Rus
sells brain and pen.
Jack Is assisted in his funmak
Ing by Florence spurrier. as Mrn
Frederick Decide. Walter Spencer
the poor and proud son. Richard
George W. Stanley. who. as Albert
Garland. Ia an attorney; Jacquellnc
Bruneau as Marie Decbic. a pam.
pered pet. and Evelyn Du Fresno
In the role Of Mabel Decide.
The musical interruptions are up
i 10 the Russell standard and are
started with sky rocket opening
by the 90 Golden Gate girls This
number is followed by Never
Again. sung By Leo Hester and
the beauty chorus and Go Long.
Mule" put on by Clara In Vello In
her jnzziest manner.
Jack Russell. who can sing n
number as well as nny member Of
his capable company cntcrtnins
with YOU Tell En-. stuttcr. e"
and Evelyn Du Fresno sings n
clever little ditty entitled, Don't"
The Russell Four again score with
some high.class selections, and Miss
lBruncnu renders that ballad. Some.
time"
Continuous performances will be
given on Sunday and holidays. and
Russell advises his friends TO get
aboard THE Midnight Express"
which is about due.
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MADE UP 700 EXTRAS
FOR "SEA HAWK WORK

r"..'.fan ri fFp- far liz
Zion picture p'r5 laa d.flus
Boo making rHHu gB u ~
lH tHr TDsartm u p-
L.1g1 b.E Firf EaUoaal 49,.
'IHr Sea- fauE n9a rliv.-, \.
tHe strand thr tuHsform.tlo-
hundred = 1ucHnlmrIars. 49,.
modern civilians 10 ancient ~.
and English gentlemen n ths 49,
was areamp'.h1I ulth rrmar.sit
fETL
Under thr direction n Gserrs s-s
Ernrt Wutm0ra. 20 expert -.
drsrrrrr wig makers and os-mes
fpfeaIats prepared more than ~
men Tor ite penetrating scrutiny a
tho camera each morning ia trg
hours while cgFfumeu rsamrresv,
and quarteTm4Eters Upylied Ill
metz. bsmeusfH chain mail. Epsan
bgUH albsr. ae.mI'sm and runt
f3r tfa days work
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MUSICAL COMEDY COMES
TO SEATTLE AS MOVIE

.0NE OF the most lavish and stu.
" pcndous motion picture sets ever
designed for the filming OF a motion
picture is that fashioned for Listen
Lester" the now comedy film, adapt.
ed from the stage success Of tho same
name. opening at the Blue Mouse
theatcr on Saturday.
This particular set depicts ono Of
the fashionable hotels at Pain Beach
where tho greater part OF the story Is
located II also furnishes tho got.
ting for some OF the funniest scenes
In the exhiliratine photodramn.
a Sacramento Pictures corporation
presentation, Listen Lester" Is being
released by Principal Pictures cor.
poration,
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DOUBLE; FEATURE
AT PANTAuEs

Another vaudeville bill o. merit
viii b. a. tho Pantages theater
opening a weeks engagement with
Mondays matinee. having stellar AZ
traction honors divided between Jack
and June LauEhlln and Elsie and
paulren
Tho feature photoplay ia Larry
scmon's latest success. The Girl lu
Tho Limousine This ia his fim'
feature length comedy and ls "a six
reel First National production. u q
an adaptation 81 successful stage
farce. written by Avery iIopvood.
Jack and June taushln have one
or RSoadeay's most sensational nov
cities, appearing with their dancers
tn a cyclouic production % speed and
grace II in claimed 20 be "a dazzling
production % many new irrrairhoF
can effects They recently completed
an engagement u 30 consecutive
weeks 90 broadway az Kelthe thea
tiers.
Af.||' sAN.A sAaaN"HNH JAW NA'H .HHiA
pletsd very successful European
tour and offer an artistic program
or Ice skating
Tho dynamic aongntsr. Artls Mehi
inEtr. y appearing 10 nm entertain.
inE program nf comedy. stories and
special comedy HpnFs
Gold and Edwards tho dancing
Frenchmcn typical OF the houlsvards
Of Paris. appear In n very nmar;
program % dancing mingled with
song
Moving Moments - the blilinE
OF Herb Larimtr and Marion iIud
son. presenting thsr latest lcumedy
novelty. n - said TO b. fas, pro
gram % clever bicycle riding. inter
upsrEcd with paninmims.
Glen Cot has a special sonzaioEur
feature Tor the week
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duo,ion. America from The story
~ Robert W. Chambers. Abraham
Lincoln" from tho story Of Fran.
ecs Marion. - Woman o. Paris +"
written and directed by Charles
Chaplin: Little Old New York" b.
I,idE Johnson Young. and "sscrcts. {"
by May Edgiugton
There are other outstanding pro
ductlona. and the nominations are
SIN coming IN, 90 q, Ia apparent
that tho judges viii have a wide
variety o. subjects. representing an
Equally wide variety Of tastes. 10
guide them IN making the award
Tho nominations close November
Z They should be- mailed 90 Eric
schuler secretary q the Authors'
league Of America. Inc. =. I'D
IT, Sew York
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NEXT WEEK
On the Boards

rs A SEASON rrpiotc with or
i chestras. h BE- expected that hob
and Daic Sherwood and their enc
trriainrrs win cause a furor1 at tho
Orphcum neat week Tho orchestral
that have played here tms SEASON
have either restricted themselves "a
straight instrumental offerings ur
carried ono or mory rpl0iatn I'M
this oasr che shrrWuod'a aggregation
ia compo-rd n Instrumental soloiata
who arc also vocal raloisi1 ana
most 10 them dance Their lp-
sirumsntal numbers run from class
ica 60 jazr
Val aud Ernie stanton arc too
vel known 20 dwell upon the merits
90 their offering A. The EnEli-h
boys Prom America they have
caused mefrlment all over this coun-
Try.
Harry Holman and company. 80
the 1884 version Of Hard Boiled
Hampton. ia another treat In
store
Moore and Freed viii offer q
musical number that II different
"spooninE and HallooninF
craig Campbell. distinguished
American baritone. viii provide tho
hiEh-class musical part ~ The till.
lie h playing a short vaudeville
engagement before the opening Of
the opera season.
johnson and Baker have what
might be- termed hat iuEglcry' u
f. an outburst % lunscy called
Practice"
The Herbert and holt trio have
an unusual gymnasiie novelty
Tho Topics q tho Day, Fables,
News and orchestra finish the pro-
gram.
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JAS Pitcher NH8graph's continuity
writer has returned 10 Lgs Angeles
ard started work on The Magnif7
cent Ambersons." the nlgtuuEation %
Booth TarkinstonH putsswinn,ng
novel 90 be- released this winter.
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Lord Chumlsy." oo-direricd b.
Paul Tribe and Prank Jrson. was
brought 20 conclusion IN the
Paramount studio this week
Viola Dana. Raymond Griffith.
Theodore Roberts. Cyril Chad,
wick and Anna May Wong are
featured In this adaptation u The
famous Bslasco Henry G. De
Mile stage comedy.
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Jay Bcla>co, for years idcnti.
fled with Christie Comedies. viii
have Trading part In support
Of Ruth Hiatt IN Poor Butter
fly," an Educational Mermaid
comedy
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The production Of 'Raffles,"
The Amateur Craftsman" has
started ut Universal City under
the direction Of King Bnggoi.
House Peters il the star. Tho
leading woman Is Miss du pont.
Others IN the east ARE IIcddn
Hopper, Walter Long, Winter
Hall, Kate Lester. Freeman
Wood. Frederick Esmcli0n, I,ol.
and Bottomlcy and Bcrirnm
Johns.
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what tho blank. blank kind OF
rubbtsh ia that What the tsr.&
los, Qc79 do you think I'm pay
ing you for. anyhow As a press
agent you're 80 slow you can't
even atop quick. You're on n va
cation right now and " you don't
ever come back ZEN be too soon
for me"
or course. that Isn't all he said.
nut that's all the news that's fit
to print As Vic Gauntlet says.
p. n. has jest naturally gotto
expect TO do. all the dirty work
for everything that goes wrong
and credit for nothing that goes
I'm the main, tho. I have TO
admit that boss h mostly right.
Hc really don't need no press
agent. YOU sec the pictures The
HeillE has booked and the show
that's going with thcm this sea
son are so doRBonc good that We
Hint gonna be able to fight the
folks away.
Take NcKoo'a Nrcadinn Band.
which iH making itB formal debut
this week They've got hot lips
" any gang ever had them. and
after Seattle fccollccta that IL
was The HeilIg That figst brought
Mnx Fishers famous ofchcsira 70
town and introduced Ray Robin
Hon it's safe bet tho folks'll
hop down to give en- the once
over. anyhow.
And pictures. There's The
Warrons OF Virginia" "pnntc'H
inferno" two Zane GrcyE, The
Riders OF tho Purple Sage" md
"Thc Rainbow Trail" with Tom
Mix and Tony. tho Wonder
Horse and George O'Brien md
Dorothy Mncknlll coming back in
The Painted Lady" another one
by the man who made Tho Man
Who Came Back"
Now this "WnrrcnR Of NirElnin"
which 10 showing current made
most Of his pile for David BclRs-
GO ms a stage Huccesa aud iH
~ Ol-i0n per cent picture. what I
NOM William G. De Mile wrote
the story and william Fox gave
Elmer clifton Otho guy who made
Down to tho Sen In Shlps'), the
producing Job.
IEpnVr
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Arid oulsirom Is directing Nct
sparks. former musical comedy star
in a Mermaid comedy soon 90 be rs
leased thru Educational Tiim tx
changes. Inc. The company n work
inE on Low Tide" y houseboat com
edy. a. balboa beach.
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Copyright 1870
CHAPTER TWO

VHTELL, folks, the bubble has burst.
w Yesterday, sat down to write the second sensa
tona chapter Of my confessions the boss hes the guy
that gets paid for telling what to do) leaned my
typewriter took slant at the wicked words and prompt
w went higher than kite.
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Through Hell with Dante on
tho road 10 happiness Is the way
the New York y. as described
"nantc'a Inferno" but I want TO
oplne that it's the most undrcsse
picture I ever looked at--thou-
annds-yep. / mean thousands OF
beautiful women
And say, I almost forgot TO
tell you that Hpot GibaonH next
one is The Riding Kid From
Powder River" and Tho Hciilg
has booked five OF these cracker
jack Uniycranis,
Hobart HoHworth Us said 10
have the best sea role OF his ca
recr In James A. Hernc'H famous
old mclodramH OF New England
and the frozen North In Hearts
Of oak" while Claiming Pol
locks New York stage success.
THE Fool" will be another big
one.
And don't forget thcro arc five
moro Tom MiN'H besides the two
Zane Grey stories, together
with Hunting Wild Animals in
Hollywood, Tho Inst Man on
Earth" Gerald CrBnston's Lady"
"Ncptunp's Romance" Darwin
Was Right" Damaged Souls"
md Mrs Wallace Reid In
'IFokCH Laws
Just ono thing moro before I
start my vacation aud that ip
want TO remind you that tho boss
has again shown me why he
wears No. IL hat in the way
he has booked his short sub
iocta.
Hos copied tho pathe News.
secs all. knows NIL. Ncsop's
Fables. those rib.tlckiing car
toons: Topics Of tho bay. news
paper funny stuff. and tho pathe
Reviews with those trAveloguoA
In color Then rccolloct that The
Hoillg Beauty Chorus continues
20 strut. Buster Lorenzo ia yodcl-
Ing away with ~ other popular
Holoists. and the price IL down to
thirty-fivc cents AZ night and n
quarter In the afternoon
when I come back from my VA.
cation i'll tell You more.
Your friend.
THE HELLO PRESS AGENT.
hi, 1870
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IIOpNrIEht, INIIl
rAlD ADNEnTIsIgMEN TD
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Gardiner, Roy L., 21Js Shelby st..
boy.
ozlma, Reigo, l52 Ninth ave. boy.
Thoren, Charles Alexander. gls w.
5Hth ST., twin girls.
Tnrie, Gurnyal, 1929 22nd ave. S. w.
Elrl.
Worth, John, 1899 gath ave, boy.
smith, Mcdonald H., 1858 3Sth ave.
3. w, girl.
Terhune, clyde D, 7o2S ralutlno
ave. boy.
'Ge,lotlv William. 3i2o seth ave. s.
W., boy.
Partridge, Robert, 3a1 w. 18th st..
girl.
German. Barnard, 1i1H N. S5th St.
boy.
Hsggom. 1ngvOld, 7ol6 card ave. N.
W. girl.
Anderson, II. Ernest, Cove. Wash.
girl.
Daily, John u, sos Dakota at. twins.
boy and girl.
Mason, Donald. 1905 Harrison st.,
Carlton, George, 925 Terrace st. boy.
Fahey' John Anthony, l7OGh Frinlt
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Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births In their households are re.
ported by the following men:
Anderson, Ralph, 2jO7 18th ave. w.
boy.
Yasuda. Kunlhllto. 1lJA nth ave. s.,
girl
Fletcher, Harry H., 1926 Third ave
~, bog.
Bcebc, Frank william. 7OlJ Dayton
ave, girl.
Joens. Albert H.. 43io woodland
Par. ave, girl.
Rudd, Raymond Hyde, II w Garfield
81. boy.
Matthews, Harold, 1i13 L. card at,
boy.
costagno, Charles, Port Angeles,
girl
GetBen. Lawrence H.. Everett. boy.
Mccarthy James Loo, $500 Hanford
St. boy.
Miller Donald, 572S Gnzcllc ST., twin
girls.
Vaughn, Daniel George. 347 w. 74th
st.. boy.
Carmichael, James Daniel, 10s nth
ave, ~, boy.
Colt. Otis s., 1905 Dawson st., girl.
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DIVORCE RECORD

Adele Allen w. c. II. Allen and ca
madam Bank of Commorco. crucIt,,
Thomas H. va. Corita Polk. desrrtIon
Della Va, Julius Granhorg. dcsertion
John vs., Elsie otcn, dosertion.
Claire Roge w, Albert NJ Scott. de-
scrtion,
Ralph - va Boulah G, Wilmer. I'm.
compatibility
Edythc rillet vs.. Clifford l.. Gny.
cruelty,
llossle We, Otto Edward Ncwklrl,.
Dexter Horton Nat Bank and
bocihg Alrplano Co, cruelty,
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URGE SEPARATE
AIR FORCE
Koenig and Other Speakers
Believe in British Plan

a larger air force, separate from
the army and navy. was urged by
speakers at the biggest meeting Of
the year Of the Seattle Sector Of
the Reserve Officers association,
held In the armory Thursday night.
Lieut. Theodore Koenig, com
mander Of Sand Point field, urged
the British method Of organizing
an air force separate from any other
defense branch. At present, he said,
our air force is confined to train
ing in cooperation with the army
and navy. Training In aerial fight
ing ls.being overlooked, he said.
Army and navy officers Of the line
are not sympathetic with the air
force, he said.
Mai. Henry G. Il. Muellenberg. in
charge IL air training at tho uni
yersity. urged well-balanced force
of a highly trained air service and
efficient army and navy.
Congressman John II. Miller prom
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Grand hotel.

Grand hotel.
Wednesday evening. SIS. at Rainier
Grand hotel, to Roosevelt hall. 1864
Third ave.
Thursday evening. s:45. Mt Rainier
Grand hotel. to knights of Columbus
clubhouse. 14o1 Harvard.
Friday at p. m. at foot Of Madi.
son ST., to meet yacht Westward.
bringing party of delegates from
Kirkland for Rainier Grand hotel
Offers Of cars for two.hour periods
during tho morning and afternoon
of each day will also be appreciated.
Offers should be sent by mail TO
p. o. box 766, and state the day
and hour most convenient to the
donor. Tho committee will then
make definite arrangements with
each by phone.
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DEATHS

Chambers, Mario stark, Is. oI1r ycs-
Ter way. Nov. 3,
Plat Mary co. a1i Il, Mercer st,
Nov 4. 80
Haw, Amos, n. county home. Nov
Rosehrook, Blanche n, SO. 1874 ISth
ave, Nov, O.
Lindquist John, 8. 10 Broadway.
Nov 2. "''
WeronlcclSn, Mrs. Soraflna, Is. 11i-F
H. Cherry st., Nov.
Gordi, knnt so, S. s. Bernlce, Aug.
~, (drowncd)
Larsen, John. 81 o15 N. 49th st..
Baker Rev. Warren l.. ~. II, 222g
18th ave. w. Nov 4
f9ulkner Harry L., 40. 2125 w. spo-
Kane st., Nov. 4.
Fraser William H., 50. 62i Firth ave.
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English Channels
Temperature Falls

LONDON, Nov. -Englishmon of
n scientific turn Of mind, seeking
an explanation for the progressive
u worse climate Of the last few
years, are wondering II they can
blame 1t on shift In the gulf
stream, following disclosures that
the water Of tho English channel
has fallen steadily in temperature
since 1921.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
Name and Residence

Name and Residence Ago
Iollrfc. Albert H., Seattle ....Lcgnl
lhwlinE. Hazel r., Seattle illegal
Ridgway, Joseph H., Seattle .... "a
doncaL Corn Virginia, Seattle ....1g
Jump, stuart Seattle ..........27
Conncll Emily, Seattle .,,....,2 S
Macleod, Bodcrlclt Seattle ..Loqal
Macdonald. Edythc, Seattle Legal
smith, John, Souttlc .........I.cgnl
iirovnt, Gertrude, Seattle Illegal
Nnpoll, Glovnuln. Seattle ...,.. "a
FaSlo, Dolly Maple Valley ,.,,...lS
Anderson. Wilbur Southern, U. S.
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20 FOR RENT-HOUSES

BERNARD Pcrboncr. Violin teacher
$40 Peoples Bank Building
ViolinR for beginners furnished fire..
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CARS ASKED BY
BLIND Vets
Won't You Loan TranSporta-
ton During Convention?

The convention committee Of the
United States Blind Veterans Of the
World War would greatly appreciate
offers of automobiles during the con.
ventlon next week, Monday to satur.
day, November 10 TO 10.
Specific times at which cars will
be needed arc:
Monday evening, 615, at the Ran.
Ter Grand hotel, TO take blind vctcr.
ans to .ihe Moose hall, 1916 Eighth
ave.
Tuesday evening at n point near
Times square, after Armistice day
paradet about $500, to go to Rainier
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MEN wanted 10 work ON our so. :
0Qp-acre California ranch: also
men 10 cut wood AZ CRthcart But
all must buy land at Cathcart
aud pay down 500. More car
pentcrH wanted at Cathcart soon
az new highway rs finished. See
PETERSON or PERRY, sos Third
ave. Seattle. Wash.
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q Omaha 90
Woods, Margaret Georgia. Seattle 2I
Lembo, Michele Seattle ... %
Patricolli, Mary. Seattle ........2S
Gustavson, Emil c., Seattle ....,2a
Lewis, Medina. Seattle 81
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sNEERs AT u. s. ELECTION

ROME, Nov. I'll Mossogcro con,
hders Coolldge's election ms n clenr
cut affirmation by the United States
OF political and economic isolation
Inspired by the spirit OF national
egotsm.
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uf EnltFr can learn something To-
advantage b. wutinE Z-72. star.
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had debts collected everywhere.
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3-A-TRANSPORTATION
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4 SPECIAL NOTICES
OKASGEMES
Cordially invited 90 anniversary
concentrating Guy FaulkeH day
given BY e. 81 l. o. l.. No. 100.
.. m. November 3. 1903 Viz
Eiuih H.
3 LEGAL NOTICES
I WILL not be rsFpuuEihlc for any
debts contracted bY my wife. Edna
y cloud. vs. y. cloud.
6 LOST AND FOUND
81 REWARD for recovery ~ black
travelling bag containing chill
drrn'H clothing. etc Lost October
-. between North Bend and the
summit Address s. J. Spurlig.
Kirkland
LOST-The party who picked up
kodak by mistake In BuEters shoe
store Thursday az ] p. m return
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Used his support Of well-balanccd.
efficient but not too large defense
force.
Resolutions were adopted Mt the
end Of the meeting and will be sent
10 congress.
Lieut.. Col. Herbert w. Meyers,
president OF the local association,
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LADIES Make money al home. easy
pleasant sewing on your machine.
High prices paid. For full pRrtic-
ulars write Kenneth Hacklcy.
Drawer 3. Earl Park. Ind
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10y WANTED AT ONCE FOR GOOD
DOWNTOWN ROUTE. HIGH
SCHOOL BOY PREFERRED. Ap-
PLY IN PERSON At THE CIRCIT-
LATiON DEPARTMENT THE Sc
ATTLE STAR. SEVENTH AVE,
BETWEEN UNION AND UNIVER
SITN SITS
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z FEMALE HELP WANTED

OTHER companies say they can
Ully do a. One pound a day. at
homo. without drugs, medicines.
herbs. baths. exercises. electrical
treatments or fasting. Free con-
ruitHtion. HuEhurt Co. 40
American Bank Bldg MA In-a0gq
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IF YOU HAVE been unable to rent
n house in the North End have
proposition beats paying rent
Me lrgp-SQE-
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LOST-Buil dos. half breed. white
paws, black and white face. 4
months old. named "Prin." Re
ward rfld-E1tr
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LOST-Ths party who picked up
kodak by mistake In BuEters shoe
store Thursday al ] >. m return
% same counter or call MA in-s5t2.
Reward
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LOST AND FOUND

ft REWARD for recovery on black
drrn'H clothing. etc Lost October
90 between North Bend and tho
summit Address s. J. Spurlig.
Kirkland