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Phone Elliott 1 Free Delivery
SOUTHEND
PUBLIC MARKET
ITtird Ave. and Washington St.
LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY
ANOTHER BIG CUT
IN MEATS
Pot Roaat. lb
Steer Htoak, lb ........ |2' »<"
Round Steak, IV 15^
Roa*t Veal. lb |a 1
Roaet Pork. lb ...
Pork Steak. lb t««*
Shoulder Lamb, lb sf
I,aml> Chop*, lb if
lumib. 1b..... j'j ic
Loin 1-amb. lb lO<*
Pur* Urd..... „...Ji a
Independent
STALL 63
A. C. ALLYN
Portei** FYtilt Pudding ...154
Prp*s»tl Corned Beef, lb. ■£.■><••
Holatelner Sauaagp. lb.. 30<*
Peachea. dot lOf
Peara, d 0*...... I©*
Cantaloupe*, each St
STALL 84
Creamery Butter, 3 lba . HUt
Fresh ranch Knia, tloi.SOf
Taklma Honey, Comb |3<»
Cream Chaaae. 3 lb* 33f
STALLS 51-S2
FAQAN'S VARIETY STORE
Bpeclal for Saturday only on
all Oranita Ware.
LARGE 17-QT. DIBHPAN*. beat
Quality, for gs*
full line of NOTIONS.
1
FREE FARMERS
Spuils. It lba 33 f
Celary. each
Caußflowar, each
Qrwu Onion*. 6 bun«'hea... .V
Radish#*. 6 bimche*......... Jc
Green, Bean*. 4 1b*...._ (Of
Orven Corn, doa 25?
Cncumbera, 3 for ....51
Green Peppera ».
gquaah. each ,V
Cabbage, lb If
Carrotaw 5 bunche* Hf
Horns grown Tomato**. Ib tOf
PJcklaa, per 1» |Of
STALL 85
GEORGETOWN BAKERVS
3*
Special (or Saturday
SNAILS
IOC par Dozen
or
2 Dozen for
2 large loarea Bread for... 13^
+ Anderson's Grocery +
PHONE ELLIOTT 185
20 Lbs. Best Granulated Sugar $1.00
With a $2 order, not Including following specials:
Res TJour. uck $1.(15 j Shaker Salt, 1 hoses .15#
Hard Wheat Flour, *ack *1.15 i Carnation Milk, * can*
Bay a Brain. 5 lbs 'ZZit Crystal White Soap. 7 bam
Cornstarch, 6 pkg* Laundry Soap". 10 bam 23#
Heary Jar Rubbers. do* 7»t Pickling Vinegar, gal £<X
Porter's Peanut Butter. 2 lb*... j Minced Clam*. S cana *45#
25*! *0c 4 os. Bstracts, bottle. ,|sf
Post Toastles. pkg. ftf 35c pint Jar Jams 1 ."»<•
10c Dried Peaches, lb 5# 10c Prench Prunes, 4 lbs. 251
50c Brooms, each 85* 10c Toilet Paper. < rolls.. i.V
Fancy Potatoes. 20 1b5.... 25r P"re Cocoa. Ib 40^
Sugar Corn. 3 cans. 'Mt 500 O'Csdar Polish 30f
40c Best Coffee. 3 lbs Hs* 10c brick Codfish I.V
2 Urge can* Pineapple... 25* Bt( . Assortment of
Scratch Food. 1001b 5k.«2.2»
Shorts, sack fI.SA rruit J,r * • nd J# ">'
Dried Onions. 20 lbs 25< "t reduced prices.
OUR PIRST AIM—ABSOLUTELY BEST QUALITY.
OUR SECOND AIM—LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY.
Compare these prices with othsrs and ass for yourself.
MSHRSTED
MAGNESIA
A well-known medical writer »ay*
"I alwuT* flr«t pr»*crlhe W«urated
t Magnf-BIA In e»ery oa»e of brper
aridity (snur arid stomwhi thuf
come* to me." A teaapoonful In a
fourth of a alas* of hot water u*ual-
Jr give* INHTANT RELIEF Sol'l by
,*ll dm*gl*t* In either powder or
fit blet form at S# cent* per bottle
BUY
SEATTLE
MADE
GOODS
The High grade line
of SUNSET BRAND
of Paints, Varnishes
and Stains are manu
factured right here in
Seattle by
Sunset Paint i
Varnish Co.
1622 Fourth Ave.
One-Half Block From
Wsstlaks Markst
STAR WANT ADS
BRING RESULTS
STALL 87
Hume, half or whole, lb.. 1 IC
Hboulder I lain*, lb Itf
Sliced Haul. lb
Sliced Kacon, lb
Karon Kn*!», lb ••••llf
Good llaeon, lb 15c
Local Hat-on, lb 11 f
Cottage Hint*, lb |,V
l.ard Compound, lb |(V
Pure Lard, lb
S.V. 5,1 »«
Packing Co.
STALL 88
WILLIAMS * BEAN
Oood Coffee, lb 'i'»e
Hetter Coffee, lb .10<
Still better Coffea. lb 85f
The Heat Coffee, lb |o<*
STALL 48
Pre*h rmnoh Egg*. 1 do*..
New Swim Cheese, lb.. JlO<
Am. Cream Chee*e. I lb* ,1.%f
Sweet Butter, lb. 35<»
FISH
Whole Salmon, each
Kippered Salmon. 3 lb* Wf
Klpperwl Herring. 3 lb* ;fsf
Smelt*. .■ lb* | ~ t r
Halibut Steak*, 3 lb* tt'tt
•TALL 100
Hen*, lb fHe
Spring*. lb 23<>
Spring Ihirk*. lb |Sr
Oreaaed while you wait
FRUITS
Orange*. do* SOr
Cantaloupe*. 3 for (.*,<•
Sweet Orapea. lb JOr
Grapefruit. « for."
Pearhea, t>a*ket .. (5?
Oravanataln Apple*, do*. .. .5f
I-onions. do* |
Seedless Grape*. 3 lbs . 'tftf
Plum*. 3 do*
Xanana*, doc . It#
Ij»r*e Peara, do* ]Or
QUEEN CITY MARKET
Pot Roaat. lb 7^
Oood Steak, lb IV ■{
I .eg lamb, lb | ,f
Roast Veal, lb | if ,e
Pork Hauaaga, lb 13? tf
Kama, lb |4f
Picnic Ham*, lb (If
Smoked Jowl*, lb. ||f
Cot t axe Rutta, lb 13t
Pura Lard, lb IB' t<
Compound Lard, lb.*, lOf
DYINB,SHE WRITES
BABIES' EPITAPH
SAN AHTOtQO, Texas. Aug 13.
—"Three little mounds of earth,
three little knoll* of sod, three
souls ha»e flown back to the light
of Ood."
These line* were found pinned
on a center table In the bedroom
where Mr*. J. T. Rowan and thre«
of her children were fatally
burned An empty gasoline ran
*tood nearby.
Just before Mr* Rowan died she
told doctor* she knew nothing of
the cau*e of the fire.
MEANEST MAN 111
WORLD 18 111 UNSAS
SHERIDAN, Kan, Aug 13 —
The "mesneet man In the world"
ha* been found by automobttlst*
A man and team camped near a I
mudhole IS or 20 yard* long and
made It his bnslne** to pull auto
moblle* thni the bad stretch of!
road, charging each owner fit for)
his services. The man had «n|
accomplice stationed at Scandla to
direct tourlsta to take thl* Impa**
able road and the two cleaned up
conaldcranle ca*h before the auto
inoblllsts "got. next."
60-LB. BOY; 02-LB.
FISH; BOY WINS
PRAIRIE DtT CHIEN, Wis.. Aug
13 My*on (lotham, Ootharn, Wl* .
1* being touted a* a coming wre*t
ling champion.
Myson weighs 60 pound*. He
caught, a HZ pound catfish In a *hal
low pool between the Ml**ls*lppl
bank and the *and bar,
ll« grapplnd with th« Klanr. fiah,
and th« bout w«nt a half hour be
fore h* finally drafted hla raptlvn
aahore and pinned it down.
HULET WELLS KNOCKS
ALL NICE THEORIES OF
AUTHORS GALLEY WEST
BY fRIO I. BOALT
1 canuot aquare the life atory of
Hulet M Weill with any of the
rule* of conduct laid down for me
when 1 wm a boy.
The atory book* from our Hun
da> achool library aere good rend
lug They made it clear to me that
Rood hoy a, who were gentle and
kind, and who were obedient to
their parent* and respectful to
their elder*. Invariably became
rich and great
On the other hand, had tioya
usually landed In Jail, wore acorn
ed by all nl<°* people, ami wound
up their Ignominious career* on
the gallow* or In a drunkard's
grave
It never worked out any other
wa> If vou were Rood, you were
happj . If you were had. you were
miserable acrordlng to the Hun
day school alory book*
It *oundad reaaonable. too.
I thought the rule lne*orable
(hat. If you war* a good boy. you
■laved out of Jail and that, tf )ou
war* a had boy. you deservedly
I oat (ha re*i>ecl of mkM)
And now come* Unlet M Walla,
a( a lime when I am middle aged
and *ot In my way*, and lella me.
by the lite ha haa lived, that the
author* of lha Hunday achool atory
hooka didn't know what (hey were
writing about.
Started a* Farmer
Having been a i<hml t>oy. kind
and gentle. obedient to hU par
ent* and re*pectful to hla elder*.
Well* aerved two term* In Jail'
Having served two term* In Jail,
Well* now enjoy* profitable em
ploytnent, the loir* of bin family
and the high reepect of Kniity'
fan you beat It?
A Real Flesh Builder
For Thin People
mm«» win in im ar.tag ft r.n.ttT
Thin men and women who would
like to Increase their weight with I"
or It pound* of healthy "stay there
fat should try eating a little Itargol
with their meals for a while and
note reeuite. Here le a good teat
worth trying Klrsl wel«ii v...irsalf
and measure yourself Then lake
riargol—one tablet with every rweat
- for two wtsks Then wsigh and
measure again It Isn't a question
■ how \ 11 look »r feel «r wl.ai
your frlende sa > and think. The
••'aire and tape meaeure wilt tell
Ihetr own slur* Manr people, hav
ing followed thee" simple directions,
rep'.rt welaht Increases "f from five
to elaht pounds with continued* gains
under further treatment
f*ara>.i d-e* not i f Itself make fat
but mlalnc will your f«-«t Its pur
t-oss Is to help II>1» digestive organs
turn His fats suasrs and atarehea of
what yon ta« eaten. Into rteh. ripe,
fat producln* nourlehmsnl fur tlis
tissues and tilood prepare It In an
•.astir aselmllated form whteti tlm
hi ■ «d can readily accept A great
■leal of this nourtshmsnt now pa*ses
from tMn peoples bodies as wests
|*r(ol Is dealgnad to atop tha wa*t«
and make tha fat pr»-du In* contents
of the very same meal* you ar* eat
ing now develop wounds and pound*
of healthv flesh between your skin
and non-a Aargul Is nnn-Injurious,
j.leaeant. efficient and Inespsaetve
Kartell t>rug Co, Mwlfle I'i srma. ••
and other leading druggists ar*
authorised to call It In large b«*«s
forty laMst* to a package >
Huarantaa af weight Increase or
rii'.aejr back a* found In every
package.
Best
Meats
Lowest
Prices
AT
Frye's
Quality
Markets
Saturday
Specials
Washington 00#*
Creamery Butter
Fresh Local QOf*
Ranch Eggs, doz. y4
Fresh Dressed Broilers
(milk AAa
fed), Ib
Fresh Dressed Milk-Fed
Hens "I7l*
(light), Ib 11®
Choice Spare 4A M
Ribs .|U C
Choice Shoulder Pork
sr* 12k
Choice Steer lA.
Pot Roast IU C
Choice Loin
Pork Roast .... |f **
Choice Steer 1 A*
Round Steak ... 10
Choice Leg If*
of Mutton I3 b
Choice Shoul- 4AU
der Veal Roast . |
Choice Shoulder 4Aa
of Mutton .... IV
Choice Steer 1 Al«
Shoulder Steak .|&2^
Anchor Brand lAf%
Bacon I IF
Shops Open Until 10 P. M.
STAR—FRIDAY, AUGUST 13. 1915. PAGE 6.
Walla »«» born ti«ar l.« tonnar,
Hknglt county, In I#"*. Ha »«« *
farmer boy. Il« atudlnd na ha
ptNttml tln< plow, rpfriiliH'il from
drtnkiiul amoktu*. chawing and
• wearing. and tilled hltuaaU to
a arhool teacher.
Then he gol (he gold fever and
hiked (o (lie Klondyke, reluming
rich In eiperlence and not much
ef*. lie worked »h a farm hand
Mulct M. Walla
and logg*r gpotind HVaglt cnunty.
coming frotn tb*rw to Hcattl* to
work aa a cl*rk In fh* poatofTlrc
Bicomta a SeclallM
Hy thla tlm* Walla bad become
a socialist In thoa* data a ao
cUllat waa. In tba popular, but
mlalnforoiad mind, aomrthlng Ilk*
an anarchlat. and a«m*thlng Ilk* a
tnord*r*r
Well* became a ao< Ullat chiefly
because b« happened to read an
article in tha Appeal to Kcaaon. a>
• time when b« *aa wondering
what wii wrong with the wurld,
which expounded th* Martian
truth that w* produce too much.
When a atorw'a table* am pllml
high with aiiita of cloth** tba far*,
lory lan't going to make any mora
until thoa* auit* ara bought and
worn out Hanoa -but no matter
Victim of Spy eyatam
In th* Seattle poitofflc* In thoa*
dara they b*d the *py ayatara.
Inspectors, seeing bat unaeen.
spied on the clerks thru grated
window* In secret corridors. The
cl*rk* worked 36S daya a year and
never leas Iban nine hours a day.
Welle «tart*d a paper, "The
Poatnfflr# Ilecorder."* and in It h*
crltlclaed th* cl*ll a»ry|c* rule*
mad* by Rooaevelt when ha waa
pr**!dent.
The civil service was started In
the adminlatratlon of Orover
Cleveland Cleveisnd made a good
rule that "pemlcloua" political ac
tlvlty, In Its genuine aenae. should
not be permitted In the poatofflce
department.
Roosevelt changed the rule ao
that It Interfered with liberty and
free apeech
Make Chang* Ha R.commands
An inspector spoke sharply to
Wells, forbidding him to write or
talk politics of any kind whatever
He rilled that even an article on
prohlMtlon would be a political
article and therefore forbidden
Then one day Wells was railed
on the carpet, charged with "In
subordination." and fired The
proof of the "Insubordination" waa
10 clippings from "The Tostofflce
Recorder."
The most damning evidence was
an article criticising the lighting
ayatem at the poatofflce. loiter the
very changes which Wells recom
mended were made.
That wis In 1809 In 1010 Wells
look the city civil aervfea examine
tlon. got a Job In the city light de
pariment, and has been there ever
since.
He Joined the socialist party In
1904. During the free apeech cam
paign In the time of Mayor William
H. Moqrn, he served four dava In
jail.
Wh«B iha late Judge Humphrey
ran amuck, Walto wna one of the
many who went to Jail for criticis
ing the court, nerving eight days.
Ha waa the aoclallst candidate
for mayor, running against 0111,
C'olterlll and Parish.
Heads Ih* Labor Council
A week ago he W»a elected presi
dent of the Heat tie Central Labor
council, succeeding Councilman
Rolton.
Wells la radical, hut not Intoler
ant.
"I will lock arma," he sgya,
"with anybody who is going my
way—even tho I know we must
separate before T reach the end
of my Journey."
Thus he will march with the
slngleta*er, the government-owner
ship apostle and the trade unionist
Me Is himself a trade unionist,
as well iim a socialist, being R mem
ber of the Electrical Workers'
union.
Steers Clear of Polltloa
Hut ha believe* In keeping these
movements out of conflict, for
Instance, a good trade unionist
might not be s socialist He might
be ft progressive, n democrat, o*
even a republican. He Is still vnl
liable as n trnde unionist. Why
quarrel with a brother unionist
over s. question of politics or re
ligion?
Therefore, Well* believe* that
the Central council should
ilnvole Itaelf to Industrial activi
ties and Hint Its members, as such,
should keep out. of politics.
lie has pledges of support from
many members of the council, and
hIH tenure of off Ire should lie one
of harmonious progress.
Pay
Checks
Cashed
Office of
Market
No. 50 Sack Westlake d« 1 .45
Special Patent Flour - *P 1" £? ■
Johnoon Grocery Co. ; k s;
The Hit Klnrt of Wutlllf Nervine
10 lbs. Fine Granulated Sugar for .50c
With $1 order or over, *i<lu(llnc ipMlila.
No 60 aarlc I'atant flour 0I.4& . 26«- hulk <**>««»•. yr M> ...... I*e
k bar* l«»tio* Hi'ti* . . WW 4 f-« boiM Milt ? for l*r
: U>. roll* T«»llM ranai f'»r l(k Haln*a Wl»ll« Of«p« Julca, Kk
l&u can N<irw*|i«ti Fleh Halle *w ami
llt m <an Tomato** ea«h. 14W t I 0« » ana Corn for ifW
* oi Vanilla or Um«n K« ; • «an* Imported Norway Her •
tra< t lOr Alnaa WW
l&t* •an 111 pa < >11% ee for . I4W 4S«" )er Ouaen Ollvm for. 3IW
2 pk«a fV»m Flak*! for Ilk- 2 i>kaa Ma«-ar«»nl or Nf*eirh#ttt IIW
I ntra go»»«1 flr<»« ma •irh iWr 4 ll»a Whllo Klaa for . . HHW
60n .an i »11 v a «M 1 ro» JliW I 0» f'ki h<»«la ror *W
!t 1,0 Jar I'miarvM for WW I *«• atrl* Hall for. . ier
Jolly (ilaaaca |»«r do* IBr Va *ai K> ortoniy iUJ. <lo« *1W
4 i Rtil Cttrnilloit Milk WW 100 ll» aa- k |l< ratcti Kood fa W.
CORNER GROCERY
■T41.1, Ml i rmirr mt Markr>. Jul Oil rta« »ir*«
10 lb*. Pure Cane Sugar for 60c
With another purchase
Weetlake i«pe<-lal Klour. »ark »t «# 4 I#c rolla T»llet Paper ..... *&*
:n<- .UK Hip. Ollv-a t»r iae IJo rolls T<«l|at rapar »*
«MU M . "f "i- «n Wirtinp* for !•*
3 pki* cjoiiirn Kit Smmllm iftc 4 Ibi Mirtronl for
S ©•»»• Imnortod M«M!n«*o for HVr $0c Broome, ••ch **«•
- Walter M. Goebel
10 lb*. Pure Cane Sugar for 65c
With He purchase eicluiStn* »p»' lll>
Wantlnka »pr ul K'lniir. •«< k*l «A Marshall's <nder Vinegar gal WVr
« tba Roman m>-*i f'>r a»» Oood quality walnuts, lb is*
10c pk* Baking Kmla for »• « lbs lUilled Oats for., Wk-
Cconomr Jar «N»ps. par doi Ib» Jally Olaaaaa, I d>.« «llf
Maa. ri Jars. gals f0r.... **• K< ..nomy Crtll »ri, «!• do* Tfc-
E. N. SCHUMANN
Our Oood* are noted for Quality.
freeh killed ("hlrkana. f O
par lt> IOW
I'hatra Htaar rot 1 OjL«
iuill II- lA.2C
Pure l.ard. QC —
| »>a f..r 'wC
Try our *m»k>-<t #parerlbs.
rraah .'urned Washington <'raam
ar/ Mutter, Ifl n
pH II JUC
ITtLU IM-IM-IX l>»lt«arr
I'kaaa Mala *»**.
F. S. FRINK Stall 204
14 ll,a Pure i'«n« CC r
H::«ar V*#V.
( It a 1t..1 lad 4(J —
|g ' «WPv
I l-ara Unni 1 A.
H.ap IVrt
I to hint! Matdiaa for I«a
« pk r a Italslna for ... **•
i pkaa IJIy Uloea March for to*
Bremenaa i Mcintosh
Circle Market
■in in* ardrtAL
Who!* or half Ham, per lb . IS#
Nn I ptll Compound for *8e
No. I pall I'ura Lard «r
No. & pall Mm Ul4 a*.
Toon* Rmiilii( <"hll. lb IK*
Tlrnlr llama, par lb IlH*
Fancy Ilacon. lb. IA. and Mr
FRESH DRESSED HINI AND
FANCY SPRINGS AT
Mrs. Outer's Saokd Heat Boase
ITAI.I. M*. MAIM i'LOOR
aTAI.I.a M*-Sl*
r«nklnf Applaa, I Iba. for .. I*.
Juicy I/emons. do«. l«r
Walarmalona ...IS* and «*e
Kngllali Walnuta, par lb I*e
I'.achee, par haaket iftr
llartlatl Peara, doi. lOe
l'oUU>«>. cart H.M
Heat Piina aa Caaalai Frarlin
WHO HAS THE BARGAINS?
White Red j Willi aim I ■■ | Hop* i ==r~ i calico, light | i aooS - outing imm ap
Rpreads, Shaving I ' Lonsdale and dark. ' Flannel.
till 11, I M M ' Soap for I Mualln, ■ M | ■ ■ ■
I 52c v 3c 7*c 4c 5c
Barefoot Man'. I* 10 Nowhere In Crene" Toll.t Excellent Men'. ladies' Vesta. .' I*l How C»»c*.
Sandals. Standard America can f-apar Furniture "and*er- Vnderwear. tw *1." ,f *ilL' till 11.
to »l»e I Shoe., you find auch 10 rolla. Pollah for cmers wnita. ; sis* l». Me_. m
<».- Saturday, low price, for »»e V- — ... Glue. lain Ronton
Baby Flannel, — » tSTciJS!? P.mi'X., mVo* 1 W J»C"'' ** %■*' '* '
whit., noting Silk CM«v.s. Milliner : ni>r 80. Tso ——— — UJS .
T«»« Flannel, Coat, black MUed. H*ta. frU... air,.M XT; _ Gingham*. Ton-.la,
rfr: whit*. and color. »— »' '.1 -V". Twlna »«-inch
Worcester IK. value for Man'. WMak a. ft 1 ' Shwiag Rota]I hue*.
Cora.la, Lino sifir?. Brooma. rouble had V- ' Bummar .. . r"
91.0 a haavy for BnlrU, ftr Hlanktta Cotton f tJrT™s2s - $& Copper
TT\~T> noor,. Sfov.V Tapantry dandloa. Battlnr Crap* Wa.h ' Waaj/lollar.
I'ndornhlrta, ■*! f- Uond parlor Couch fullhM. Oooda. ' k»v.»r ni'iw ■ ■
25-. Poroeknlt <">•£"*■ Brooms H &. Z o ?."'
Khoaatrlnca. Undaiyhlrta. <•*}>'■ SSe Vmbralla t«r|f* „ f H,a, S"' champagne. .m i'i
« palra for —* Window Chlldr.n'a Rathlnt tnlon Sulta, 2IV «»1
o* ltuy. Shade*. Wa.h Holl.ra, llo.a Hulta, _____ISS Talcum —— —
Blocking., Ov.ralla, apl.ndld copp.r ffutvportara. Iji.iir. White 7Hr Irory Soap Powder. Boy.' Cap.,
all alxaa. douhla knae, greon. bottom. i kind., Mmrkina*. Small. for Carolina. alik llnau.
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"My Hands Went Up Quickest
of All," Says A 1 Jennings
Reformed Outlaw Tells How It Feels to Be Victim of
BY GERTRUDE M. PRICE
LOS ANGELES, Cat., Aug.
12.—"Any end of a .48 looka
natural to ma.
"Vou bat, I obeyed that
'hand* up' order, juat like the
reet of only I did It
QUICKERt
"I waen't afraid at all, but
mighty aorry for th# fellow
with the gun, becauee I know
eome day he'll get caught and
pay. They all dol"
A 1 JennlugH, onetime bandit,
whose subsequent reformation and
good work merits sincere com
mendation, clapped his hat onto his
red hair, and shoved bis hands Into
Ills coat pockets.
We were standing In front of the
coxy Jennings bungalow at Holly
wood,
lie was telling me what his sen-
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satlons were when lie had the
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car, recently. In which he was one
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"The Kev. Mr Trnv and I had
!>een holding special meetings In
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.j>ed It Into a paper sack. Strange
thing for me to say, maybe, but I
had a premonition that we were
going to be 'held up,'
"It was around 10 o'clock and we
hail traveled along about a mile
The car stopped, suddenly
"I knew In a second by the queer
rush of silence and odd expectancy
that we wore In for It.
"I heard one of them speak to the
conductor.
"In the brief Interval It took him | Defense In United Statee Cashier
to come In and give the order' Co. case for alleged fraudulent use
'Hands up!' I slipped my paper bag of mulls, reals at Portland, Or.
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under the seat.
"When he spoke tiiv hands went
up, and I think they were up quick
er than any one s elee in that car."
"How did It feel to look down the
business end Instead of the handle
end of a gun?"
"Well, It looked natural."
• • •
Jennings continued:
"A night or two ago a package
was sent To me. It contained the
little purse which had been taken
from me bv the two masked men.
"I was glad because It contained
a brief note from my old-time
friend, O. Henrv. and a clipping of
a funeral service which 1 preached
over a little girl In Colorado.
I was mightily touched by that
action, for It showed there is some
k<whl In the man who sent It back.
1 have been speaking at a little
church down at Ocean Park since
the 'holdup' and I think those two
men must have been in the audi
ence some ii ght. 1 honestly be
lieve they will make themselves
known to me. 1 truly hope so. I
want to help them,"
Free
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