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Now, oa path. talk — — the hig h cost of living, and cutting out the middleman with the telephone numbers and addresses, who will be glad to f ‘ Seal MET the srthaahinc ween a 0 fill your orders through parce’ Fas. hy pe at last , aes to have arrived somewhere. The Star today prints @ list of farmers living near post, and at prices which, you may k ’tb h grocer. There’ ahi = Call up the farmer, make a dicker, and he'll send you whatever you order. Simple, isn’t 7 Why ag it oyt? ee ee ee FAIR TONIGHT AND SUNDAY; MODERATE NORTHERLY WINDS @o YNTHIA GREY has staffed something | &, ° a (on pag e S ‘Who was Cain's . one os her readers inquired. EADING the stories of the old-time ball hy Grey _ ved question alohg to eres on The ar’s sport page? the ministers. Read what they say They’re® great Today, for instance, © x there's the present-day dop® on Jake Stenzel, THE ONLY PROGRESSIVE NEWSPAPER IN SEATTLE the old slugging outfielder. VOL. 14. NO. 266 SEATTLE, WASH," SATURDAY, LP 1913. QNE CENT gx craixeayn. HOME EDITION ° is — Noun. Fasenos, fae geurrens JHERE CITY MAN, RAISE BAIL OF SAVEMONEY BY LABOR CHIEFS | PARCELS POST Ponworkers Will Appeal to Other 'The Star Shows You the Way by Organizations to Aid in Raising | | Introducing You Directly to Pro- Million Dollars. ducers in the Country. Ba appeal to al! 1 t is, Was started toda | im Seattle w 7 The Star today enters the field of midd It is ae ’ union t < ed with the graft cut out ing fumes for rt ail of t nen This news i Th a h a Atte eed tha period of si f convicted un ae Roy t period of six ¢ an charge t of far near Seattle is, whi ’ Dieu Maan. i jhaving for sale exes, | ultry and other products which can be ever $1,000,001 Offict of the International A sent to the consumer by parcel post We are going to do every-| sociation of Bridge and netu The Star v ts ¢ readers to get acquainted with its country thing we can / t estimated today | readers, to al advantage o' 4 { two weeks to raise} A ous Commentary e way Never Again in thet Rarsbone of a rf ‘ re The ssa b } eo py he beast nt ye nvented to bring t« the “= ure, observed which am Ip © Moral Puree Ss asian th esceh Lbs dire ribet ict ey. fH. Pohlmar ds oc the pris-| pooner and it {4 @ e Robber. You | gether the man who must eat and n who has food to sell the union today We ked to assist that he @ill be | ne time the Water The parce educe the cost of living, by carry at small definite plans, but S Hockin, wife of one| e when they make Janua be | a Mut in the Rod ” * «| cost, the product of the farm direct to the table of the consume F %*, denied today that) Resolut that leads to Sobriety and t will, to a large extent, eliminate the express companic going to be se a netietiod wih bist , will continued the | Right Living tw a larg it, eliminate the expr mpanies in its ) ie ; Ray r, returning from And it Che: ture the Bar > a much larger extent it will elix » the middlemen bon ted 3 id Herbert she said to Swee on the be ing Out a Type of the | the Cussedness forced to Discou | @ express companies and the middl m-producers. They ea is not a fight that is partic. |Stick with the buneb. 1 afraid,| July, and remain vulgarly vorkon we have just now so the Humen Bre structive Discourse | never raised a head of cabbage o their lives. Fort HINES thet of the iron workers, The |however, that I will be unable to| Sober until the Loaves begin to Deftly described, is not far to | having fallen ¢ an Inrush of Thirsty | ba tae | ater dlis s tee eee aici the Galeaene aie conspiracy in the case is that|ralse the $60,000 required for his| ture. He will te 1 ith Seek. Let us aay, for the Sake | Delight in Othere | who were Intent upor , = . r . 0, aS against unic m gene elease | Self-Complacency | an of the Argument, that You are | Tipumce off the W You ng up for at least Forty ers, and all the other varieties of nature's bounty, and take their rake y | Take It or Leave It the Penitent Pinhead under | me about your Hellish Wort t Hours of Total Absti- | off for what we now know to be a rather superfluous performance | p v national car But let the same ere Discussion | systematically, tempting your | nenc Still, The Star's readers, and especially the country readers, should ase TURK Peete tare 4 1 remember that Uncle Sam is green in the express business, and that he mv he co-operation o' ¢ users oO ¢ parce! jem—ar n oan ela |S JUDGE TO [Officers Head Off Young | SEA SWAMPS Petsinr ie tntere—to mate ht wt nny i 3. Jar Hapatches se judgment. ake yourself familiar wi he parcel post rules. - ' TAKE HANDIN | Man’s Well Staged Plan | say t 2 LIFEBOATS; It will pay you to study up on the subject. For instance, when sending t | cruisers and tour ae | epee, wrap each egg in cotton, excelsior, or some other protection before to Die in Deserted House| WGiiisha'a shidment'es the peotman | noos and engagec ron, the fighting MAN MURDERED bow rs lastin ed down the Dard ones. You can call them 1 ell them your needs, and your 2 No ng the damage| The clgaret glowed and died. latter officer found a young man ae ale : pie aetaee Because she refused to give him | tn elved | ont quest of George I. Rum glowed and died, against the sittimg fm a new wicker chalr » alte 1 be filled and given to the postman. Or you can drop them a him a ae bt Gee je « » ! im the front room which, save NOK rs. Rita ¢ a 0 ento dow pane. Someone was money = ‘a ao y, an jmens, attorney for the Ry mton) window pan Someone w fer the chair, was destitute of jless d not recommend these poultry men and farmers ncisec ve ban puffing it in the darkened room furniture afternoon ai eed Unit lore EAGLES’ BAND A HIT Jatrikers, Judge Cushmi 4 his intention to ¢ States Marshal Jacoby b d gave its first on Monday, to show cause wh Here is the ‘farmers’ directory,’ which will be added to from day to day , Was shot and tns Howley ond “Throw up your hands!” woman, t The command was obeyed | the wife of ‘olmen Gauntiett aod wreck of t Hives in Gilietely turned the eat ie isheee Se ee al the Hose. were “pocsnee the ee waltitghert” r Luckenbeck. The verse a. C. BIGELOW, SUNNYDALE, TEL. SIDNEY 1641— ‘and took his own | Whale Wark aor : ah a ale walk,” at 3 o'clock this mora The man complied. — : acrew of 38 men, ae POULTRY, EGGS Rovey, who ‘s eakers slated to ad-| There has been no distu Ing, wher at the fool!” said aes | fee re say the) ROBERT HUGHES, SUNNYDALE, TEL, SIDNEY 1307— We Savoy hotel, coll K, but they didn't |at the mine, and while the deserted hovise, they 208 a ear hrowing MILK, BUTTER, EGGS. ree ee oene roomed _The crowd wanted |of the ‘extra deputies 4 cut iike = revolving ight ela tt wouldn't bave. cree|W. W. WILCOX, SUNNYDALE, TEL. SIDNEY 1089— Eo eretae scant Y ‘ a mist far out at ference,” ald the EGGS, POULTRY, VEGETABLES. ames } * , * going to shoot myself, eny “HENRY GREEN, SUNNYDALE, TEL. SIDNEY 1141— ‘DAMOURETTE PLANS TRIP “gate hatte | ee ee vous VEC TABLES : I A ati an prinoner gave. hie ‘|rueo. ‘HANSEN, SUNNYDALE, TEL. SIDNEY ed house is a | Ketth Willlame, h TABLES, ALL KINDS OF FLOW _ TOFACE FRIEDMAN; WILL eT Lope aeta’tat | ED tte LAWYER LOSES Routine SUNAWOAL NEL SIDNEY TRE AT SUFFERERS HERE "RUNS MINUS MAYOR sis 0: ace" tia enter ae | Mees BLAMES | ..2.anx PIKE, RENTON, R. F. D. NO. 2, BOX 16A— sokout for same to Seattle T Jay, went Pv ithe: Gum it: laehoueste ebecoct-et the’ ood IT ONTO NORWAY [MRS MA OPPS R. F. D. NO. 5, BOX 137C, SEATTLE— SALEM, Ore, Jat victia MAGNE leave for Germa: om Jown upon the sidewalk He is expensively and fashion. | | EGGS ; pt, oud 10 the foun’ {eae heteaa tetaanatiocoemmle "anne one I. P. AUSTIN, R. D. NO. 2, BOX 136B, SEATTLE—FRESH how snd, when he whistled suicide. A loaded re er was |torney, as a rule, to keep Norweg-| E HATCHING GGS (BARRED ROCK, BROWN ‘ eit entered by the front | fewnd im his pockat. The po |jans off the fury | LEGHORN, WHITE ORPINGTON AND INDIAN Flashing hin «ht, the | Ibe are investigating |e attorhey Wettrick, representing RUNNER DUCK). = EB. E. Davis & Co., building contrac: | ar 2 hile t whom Lena Swenson brought suit for big for the death of her son “*. WAITER’S PLEA CANNED VOICES "3 am |e “| TO JUDGE VAIN; | WEL SPEAK IN 5. 02% Sle. a aan «GOES TO PRISON! = MOVIES SOON "0" oo ates How Much Back Yard Horn, a waite co! appropelating « 82 the phonograph and moving picture | Thereon he SiR Toone omnes cee | pace Have You? dr A ternnam durl 4 9" new tria ATTEND DIPLOMAT’S FUNE ERAL; bo ed apres in eich the today xcsice Riera na veaesinat Ma “Perm Rae eae. teceteres | You probably have enough for this— ut up @ hard but losing fight { bas Sone . ige Everett S n denied Wet: | 6 ht 10 in Mast Orange, N. 4, his moat rv Judge F mith denied Wet it won’t take very much—and if you and PHOTO SHOWS CORTEGE LEAVING EMBASSY ‘ 1 “ Four man.” Morn stid Seenagare a marvel de tabonaniaat “ALEC UP IN COURT | your family use eggs, this will appeal to { Laren tagenulty. The invention will be _¥ " epee 4 th 7 _\put on the marker in about 50 days Alexant on n, who was you. as eee his moruing |” Seven recle of films were run|“Slipshod Dick" a cousje of weeXs This is the ideal time of the year to set of 3% to 15 years at {he | tyepugh the machine, and each char was arralgned before Judge Monroe reformatory leeter's volee was reproduced, grow Ronald this morning. ‘Through his a prog at = supplying ting ogra tme louder as the performer ap-/attorney, he asked for three days eggs for your table, an it ought to | TWO KILLED IN GALE promched the lens of the camera, |in which to enter a plea, and thi ee . NEW YORK, Js esult| and vice versa lrequest was granted a pleasure to any one to sit down to a te maawe an 4 breakfast of eggs produced by properly fr brs via SEATTLE, MONEY- MAD, HAS | fed chickens on your own place. sich had orova | NO TIME TO GO TO CHURCH, Now, to Get at the Meat of This Thing 1 60 to 9 sale ‘ton can} QUEEN ANNE PASTOR'S TOLDE , Stive? <peen ss oti Jamaging harbor cr The storm is ge al from Cape ene to: SRA AONB EETE See ee Let ret Ho aatreo gent etna Teton hk Gane etalive 1 poultry in this district. This directory heard these days oat on Queen|Christian and United Srasteterian will be printed in The Stay each Saturday SAVAGES SL. “AY TWO | cane nil, churche rts. ft Christianity, cam | for a period of thirteen weeks. F : has just been brought in by| Tt is Dr William M. Jeffers, late The canvassers starte t Fr The poultry raisers listed will furnish brothers, whose plan |the good resolutions, of oye-time | more befor r tash finished. | birds and eggs, and with ¢hem you can , 56 the Hone OF te SSL | OF ee tae pate ittiafat|ioue do ake oniea aus toss wn start right. STUDY THIS OUT—IT, Jed hyn savage tribe whieh came | ters inthe’ Methodtat ministry, is do not. A three, works! gered MEANS THE CUTTING OUT OF THE 1 gion e| Dr. Jeffer tev effers, if you!special meetings 1 gin in the| WH@LE COST OF THE €GGS YOU , pastor of the Queen Anne | Queen Anne Mathodl chureh Jan Methodist church. He's whag i9/26. The pastor means to try to ARE CONSUMING—and will provide you CORONER SUSPICIOUS known in the parlance of the day as get every non-chureh memigr out | with. hiscious meat at a cost much lower N FRANCISCO, Jan, 4—He-|4 live wire, In September a preach: |to them fu. jer Was wanted whog could take “Vm learning some syppris than the price you are now paying. nterior ple PHOTOG IA iE REMO . OF Inn BODY OF Hi RLAW MKBID, AMERICAN AMBASSADOK 1 M THE EMBASSY, DORGHESTER HOUSE, LONDON, PREPARA of suspected poison, t Tegy TOB ICA oO A DRITISH Ww MisiiiP Annie Fitzgerlad, a | charge “of the Queen Anne church ing things,’ he declares.” “Se- » ‘ f of Dr. Herbert jand build it up. And to Dr, Jeffers,| attle presents a problem _un- * al Panse | Before the public service Dear I vaddanly New ck in Youngstown, O.@went the) paralleled anywhere, perhaps, y < interrupted today by YORK 4 —With |Grosvener and Bist job, He struck town in Sepiember.| in the country. The percentage q - cai th | And he ne mighty little loafing.| of people Gro do not go to | AND DON’T FORGET STAR WANT President 7 praye at which ¢ Joner Leland and the girl's ston i Scat iad: 4 he faint? GivAd Aad batt to the Clkoe embership in his church is pick-| ehurch, yet once were mem : é enn T ablnet, foreiy pacaing ced On align ® . "ming up. "He preaches strong. givile,| bers, back east, most of them, ADS—THEY BRING RESULTS AND DB 4 i. hock the Grand . jinteresting sermons, straigh®from is greater than any place (@ver ¥ ‘ag Of pro} pe pre tend 1 escort of ite im@igration and exploita-|the shoulder, that make his congre have seen. People come to SERVE YOUR PATRO GE. A PHONE kt om funeral of the la ervi cond »y Dean | marin and a detach-|tion bureau will be establi bog y|gation sit up and take thought of| Seattle to make money. They CALL WILL TELL Y ALL ABOUT American amba Grosvenor, Bishop r, and|ment ¢ the Seattle Chamber of Com their everyday actions—something| tell me plainly, many of them, & " Oheet Britain, wae held hese taday (Bishop Leonard of Cleveland, a A at will the} it will be to supply exact {that isn't accomplished by that they are here for that pur- THEM—MAIN 9400 OR ELLIOTT 44. ie the. i ted by Bishop Boyd Carpenter, body t Ww i ling on for immigrants s| preacher. And now he Is pose, not to attend church. - [:) a a t. John the! and the Rev. Howard Robbin i 1 Slee Iblished in the language |in canvassing the Queen Ant Other pastors hear the same i) ne, The hemor: nil bearers In of the imu nis. jer , working with the pastors of — thing.

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