The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 9, 1920, Page 2

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First prize in $60; necond in $25:| third ts $10; fourth is next 10 prizes are $1 each. reer) They were seated on a bench in the park—he and she Suddenly & voice mpoke It plainly mld, “Alice.” Ho was mystified, She, at first, thought the man at her side ad dressed her, He didn't, She then furnished the explanation But let Elmer A, Sutter, 1219 Olive tT tell his experience in bis own words; BY ELMER A, SUTTER In relating the following fative I shall not endeavor an ex planation of the unusual phe nomena about which it is hedged. However, I have for some years past been an ardent inves tigator of paychics, including mind power and so-called spirit phenomena Personally, I belleve the pay- chologist’s “subconscious mind” theory explains a great deal—but not.all, Then what? One early afternoon in the month of Alicust, 1918, 1 was seated in o eecluded part of one of Heattie’s movt popular parks. Renide me was a young lady, who, I judge, waa in the n@udie 208 . We had met for the first time but a few days previously, so knew little of each @ther's pri vate lives or past During the conversation—in fact, while the lady was in the act of speaking, a voice spoke ber name, which, for obvious reasons, I shall say war “Alice.” Thinking I had interrupted her, she discontinued speaking, and looked at me tn an inquiring manner, following with a joking remark regarding the unconven tional manner in which I had ad dressed her by her first name, The afternoon eun wae shin: ing brightly, aod we had an un obetructed view about us for « radius of a hundred yards, but Ro one was to be seen. We had both distinctly heard the voice, and it pounded as tho it was on & QUCH BACKACHE! AUB LUMBAGD OR STFFRESS WA Rub pain from back with small trial bottle of old “St. Jacobs Oil” When your back is sore and tame| Thanksgiving day in the fall, J. Wil- or lumbago, sciatica or rheumatiem has you stiffened up, don't suffer! 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With eyed dilated, she leaned toward me, and in a foarcely audible voice exclaimed, "Tt in he With an uneasy eensation, but with \ forced show of courage, I “Who ia it?’ ard, my dead husband,” answer. of an investigating mind, | bristled with curiomity and excitement, and finally drew the following story from her: fhe had been married to a man who had fairly worshiped her Her slightest wish wag hin com. mand. He was enamored with her fo the extent that he wor shiped her a# his god. His very being craved to serve her, and to live for her only, to the exclusion of all else, One day, eight months prior to the incident in question, just when he had @aved enough to buy a car for her, he was instant- ly killed in an accident, Since then, according or statement, he had at various times at night appeared at her bedside, and would at times gob and ery The phenomena had always oc. curred at night, and never before in the presence of witness. After my experience of that afternoon, I have no reason to doubt the lady's claims Of her truthfulness I am cer tain. I know she believed it to be the spirit of her husband—and se do 1. Pulled Rector’s Beard HARTI@MERE, Eng., Nov. 9.— Charged with aasaulting and using threats to the Rev. Daniel Douglas Bennett and pulling his beard, John Cotton, a farmer, was fined $7.50 and, bound over to keep the peace for one year. Nose Paint, Also? DENVER. Colo, Nov. 9.—House paint fs not good baby food. Paul Wortand, Smonthold son of Eu. | cone A, Worland, demonstrated that | ehea |paint makes babies sick when he | Sous | drank in jman whe came to paint his father’s | of | | house. 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That's how two actresses, already successful business women in other lines, pro pose to cheer up the housewife in | her contest with the H. ©, of laun jar They play in “Lightn at Gatety theatre-—Jeasic F An «le, who plays “Mother Jones,” and Rewsie Bacon, who is the daughter of Frank Bacon, star and author of} the play, The process of manufacturing these paper garments in the discov Jery of Ming Pringle, developed with the assistance of Miss Racon, who | helped especially in the molding to- | gether of the garments’ sears, Mise | Bacon bie also invented a machine | men loitering near @ church at Sist for use in hotel rooms from which, | on the deposit of a coin, a transient | guest may get any of these garments. 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Those whose relatives er | friends are missing are invited to report the dis ppenrance directiy to The Star, Readers who may know the whereabouts of persoos mentioned in this missing are requested also to Other newspapers te reproduce such items se wi eee Ralph Vertner, formerly of Top- whose father died Friday being sought here by his mother, Mrs. P. Hi. Vertner, of Toppenish. Shots Fail to Halt Two Suspicious Men Shots from the revolver of Park | patrolman ©. H. Dickinson Monday night failed to halt two suspicious Madison st XATIVE BROMO Groves TA INE tablets, The genuine bear U the signature of E. W. Grove. 20e. YOUR TEETH e-same — or your ur teeth free and ad-