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WASHINGTON.
LOCAL JUSTICE HEARING.

The hearing of the suit against J. e
Whittlesey trustee, by one of the heirs tt
the Farrand estate, before Justice Dou
gal, last Monday, after two hours CON
test was continued for additional evi
dence. Both plaintiff and defendant
we're attorneys for themselves, and thu
main point was the citing of some ole
law by Capt Whlttlesey for the defence,
which no one knew OF, and 1t is doubted
IT defendant knew very much more, bu
he stuck to his position until the cour
agreed to look it up before giving dec1s
ion. The defendant conceded all othe
points claimed by plaintiff.
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DEATH OF GEORGE TREAT.

The death of George Treat, on Monday
Of last week, cast gloom oyer the town.
Mr. Treat was always very pleasant and
had kind word for everyone. He was
~ years old, and for the past few months
had been sick great deal. He leaves a
widow, son and daughter.
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BARN BLOWN DOWN.
During the shower, Friday afternoon,
the barn belonging to George Box was
completely overturned by the wind.
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When the excretory organs fail to ca
NAL accumulation of etfete matter which
This poison is carried through the &c
the skin surface there is redness and
letter, Acne, Salt Rheu1n, Psoriasis, cry
While the skin is the seat of irritation
powders may allay the itching and b.
continued, and the condition Is often age
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To Preserve

And (beautify a house, YOU should paint it
with Pure Linseed Oil Paint Every house
owner should specify the Paint to be used on
his house. A paint that Is CHEAP in the can is
EXPENSIVE on the house. but when
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Hardisty left for Tacoma, which city will
De tneir future homo. The groom is at
present resident of Tacoma bur former
W resided in this city. He was for a
lhe employed here BY the telephone COM
Pany. The bride is well known in Olym-
pa, Wnere Tor several years she was en-
pioyed IN the centra, telephone office
"A very pretty home wedding took place
MONDAY morning at 10 O'Clock at the rest
dence Of Mrs. s. Sternberg, on Tenth
street, In the presence OF number of in
vited guests, the Rev. DR.. Hayes officiat-
ing Inc contracting parties were Mr.
ALBERT M. Darling and Miss Emma stern
oerg, two OF Olympia's most estimable
young people. After a most delightful
breakfast. participated in by all the in
ylted guests. the happy couple took their
departure for tour of the Sound cities
MI. Darling Is well and favorably known
number OF years. The bride, too. num-
oers her friends by the score
Mrs. G: w. Pierce and daughter, Miss
seola, of Lowell, Mass. are visiting in
this city with Mrs. Pierce's brothers, Capt
n M Pierce and Mr. william Pierce
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Van Eaton. al their
home on the east side. Tuesday evening
gave farewell party to Mas Lillian
Conant. Mrs. Van Eaton's sister Miss
Conant has been visitor here for some
time past and she is about to return to
her home in Colorado.
MI James NJ Stubs and Miss May Will
lette. both Of Gate City, were united In
marriage by Rev. J. s. McCalium at the
Christian church parsonage on Monday
afternoon. The couple will make their
home for the future at Gate City.
Mr.. George w. Hopp, of Tumwater, has
returned from Nome, after an absence of
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EVERETT SOCIETY.

EVERETT. Aug. 25--The teachers in
stitute Of Snohomish county was held Ia
this city the past week with ~ teach
ers In attendance Some OF the leading
instructors from the various educa-
tiond institutions OF the state were pres
ent. including Frank T. Graves, presl-
dent Of the state university OF Seattle
and Prof Il. T. Mathes, Of the whateom
normal school.
On Wednesday evening the mem
bers OF the state normal school,
Of whatcon. who were in the city. we're
entertained al tho home ot Mrs. ]. ].
Clark. on Rucker avenue, DR.. Mathes as
cream ana eaSe wsrs ser we 49, prS se
ent were. Or. f. T. Mathes. Miss Mar
Faret Clark. Miss Ida fiilman, Miss Sarah
MeRse, Miss Bertha Ross. Mr.. Leonard
Miller, Miss Emma Dubuque. Miss Mary
bird. Mr.. OLAF Webb, Miss Louise padefl
Miss sue Randall. Miss Winnie Waliing.
Miss AiesSisa Kennedy. Miss Verona MIL
iican, Miss Dora clark. Miss May pill
Proctor and Mrs J. J. clark
The l.. l.. X. Club entertained Saturday
evening" Al the home ~ Mss Gillespie. On
Norton avenue, ia honor Of Miss NcCal-
lum, q Olympia These present were.
Miss Gillespie Miss McCailnm Miss sadie
Mix. Miss Mabel Black Miss lisa pilInan
Miss Nettie Eyerhare. Mr. Frank Larson.
Mr.. Lesion KIRK, Mr Richard Church.
Mr.. OLAF skramstai, Mr. Horny skrarn-
Mr.. Young.
Miss Lola Mitchell ana Miss Gretchen
hNfHNMAA nave ftRlfH&G nom q tArA1-
weeks outing trip near Index
Mr.. Stewart Taylor, brother o.; Mr., A.
:. Taylor, has returned 20 Everett after
an extended visit East
Mr.. George 8, Stanford has returned
from trip 20 his old home tn New York
MIR. \. a. Brodeck. no has been sesl-
ously III. Is recovering
Mr. Albert Larsen and Miss Mary Lar
sen. Who have been visiting their parents
Mr.. and Ms Louis Larsen. returned 70
their hom. IN Chicago Tuesday
Mr.. A. ". Palmer Nnd bis hr0thsr re-
tgrued from Dawson the first % the week
Mr.. and Mrs. j r, Croker. Mrs. r =.
Croker. Miss Phillips. Miss MAY clark
and Mrs Rucker have returned from an
excursion % Alaska
Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur A. bailey were Sc
attic visitors Monday
Mr.. J. Gibson IS spending his vacation
al Siivcrton.
Mr.. j. II. Mitchell and Mr.. J. y. Scott
returned Thursday from Darlington.
Mrs. Dwight Darling and daughter.
Miss Dorothy, are home from a visit 10
Whatcom.
Mrs. Frances Pfsi1er. OF seaiuA Was
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SOCIETY IN LA CONNER.

LA CONNER. Aug. 1.-Miss Mamie
Brownlow, who has been n guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Wells. re-
turned to her homo In New whatcom
Friday
Miss Birdie covinston, of Fremont, IL a
guest OF Mrs. 8. Dunlap this week.
DIR. J. I. Jackson, who has been in the
Chelan district returned home the fore
part of the week.
Miss May Knox. Of Seattle, is visiting
Miss Pearl sisson, at Padllla, this week
Mr. william Fraser went TO Spokane
the fore part OF the week
Miss Hattie Dayton. OF Seattle, II visit
Ing her sisters and other friends in town
Mrs. John Wallace Is visiting her
Miss Anna Belle Campbell, OF Seattle.
Is visiting at tho home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. II. Ball.
Miss Minnie Poison. Of Seattle, Is visit
Mr.. James Densmore and Mr. Frank
Giles. OF Seattle, were guests few days
the past week at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r Brsstow IL visiting her husband.
who IL subagent at the Lunmi Indian
reservation, this week.
Jose. Cal. the fore part OF the week 20
resume his studies In the Santa Clara
college.
been visiting relatives and friends in town
for the pas, few weeks. returned 20 their
home IN Seattle Monday.
Mr. Walter HASTE returned home thu
fore part OF the reek from Cape Nome.
Rev. F. L. Wright and son. OF Blaine
were guests at the home Of Mr. Y. A.
SiSson number OF days the past week
Mr.. J Goldsmith. who had heen In town
for few days. returned 20 Seattle FRI
CAV
Nr. ana Mrs. p. Downey extended In
v!tsti0ns 20 some ffty guests 70 attend
the eighteenth birthday anniversary Of
their daughter. Miss Clara. AZ their homo
a few miles north Of town, last evening
The pariorS were handsomely decorated
for the occasion and the evening was
most pleasantly spent. Refreshments
We're served about midnight
The Misses CsAiliher entertained uum-
her 81 friends at their home i2st Friday
evening
Misa Eunire Brewster and Miss Belle
Campbell visited friends AZ Anacortes a
couple days the past week
Miss olivia Peck entertained number
o. friends at her home Thursday even
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the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Thorn
ton last week.
Mr. Joseph Meyer has returned from a
short outing at Westport.
Mrs. +. Halloran, who has been visiting
Mrs. J. w. Lynch, returned TO her home
In Tacoma Wednesday.
Mrs. A. G. Paschke and Miss W. t.
Jordan were Seattle visitors Wednesday
Mrs. Julia Phinn. of Seattle, who has
been visiting Mrs. Graham, has returned
home.
Mr.. F. w. Mix. Miss Sadie Mix and
Miss May Gillespie visited Tacoma and
Centralia last week.
Mr.. J. II. Morgan, of the state normal
school Of Ellensburg, is visiting IN the
Mr.. C. A. Wood. OF Mnlbank. N D.. is
the guest of Rev. and Mrs. r. 3. Hassell.
ing friends in Seattle and will visit What
come before returning.
Mrs r. A. Garrigues. who has been
making an extended visit among rela-
tives in the East, has returned home.
Mr.. Seth Westbrook left last week for
Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs A. p Mattison left Thurs
day for Seattle where they will take the
steamer for Skagway.
Mrs. Thomas Rice and daughter. Miss
Maggie. have returned home after four
weeks visit In Vancouver, Il. c.
Mr.; c. Norway and family arrived from
make their home in Eeverett.
Mr.. Garfield Lord, OF Seattle, was in the
city last week visiting his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. A. NJ. Lord on Grand avenue.
Mr.. S. f. Thaysr and family are camp
ing near Index.
Mr. Brintnan. Of Seattle. attended the
teachers institute in this city last week.
Miss Dale Morton returned TO the city
last week from an extended trip East.
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Ewing. Neb.. arrived here last week and
VIII i've here in the future.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Raymond and children
or North Yakima. arc visiting relatives
Mrs. A. b. Dorsey and children have re-
turned from a visit to Mrs. A. N Taylof
at pungeness.
Miss Katherine Goehringeo. OF Mime
Mr.. and Mrs. c. n, Chambers, OF Chi.
cago, are visiting relatives here
Tho ladies' Of the Degree Of Honor gaye
a picnic last week at Morse Creek Tho
a royal time was had.
Mrs. A. l.. johnson and Mrs. william
Smith are at Solduok hot springs
Mrs. S. NJ. Custer, of Pueblo, Col. is Wis
ting her brother Mr.. r. Merritt
The family OF Rev. J. A. Walbrfdse ar
rived last week.
Miss Ray Rockman Is visiting her
mother. For the past two years she has
been with Henry lrving's company and
viii rejoin him for the coming season.
large camping party was al Lake
Crescent last week. IL comprised the fam
lies or Mr.. William McIvor, Mr. William
Clegg, Mr.. John Morrissy, Mr. Il. s.
,erie sson, Mt. Chambers, Mr. Williams.
Mr.. Finch, Mr.. Kelley and others. There
were forty-six In the party.
Chief Newell. Of the United States n.y.
drographic Office. made a short visit here
last week
Mfr. Mcclellan, Mr.. johnson. Mr.. p.a-
pies and Mr.. Miles. OF Seattle, passed
through here Monday on their way to
Lake Crescent.
Afr. w. O warnock Is home again after
an extended visit at Seattle
Mr.. George Gale. Of Seattle. Is visiting
here.
Mr.. George r. Tenant, Of Seattle Il.
the guest ~ Mrs. ]. n, Dick and family
Mr.. and Mrs T. J. Williams spent last
week camping in the vlcini;y q Lake
Crescent
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SOCIETY IN MALrnY.

MLrBy, Aus, Is Miss Lottie Paul.
saohomish, has been visiting here the
Miss Myrtle c, Maynard. who has been
Nsllias Mrs Edgar O. Turner, has re-
segned 70 her home IN seattle
Miss Campbell and Mas Ellxaboth
lake - AuAse
~ Fred tatei ~ at home again after
ZIP Aewn tho Sound.
,kaf Robert Malthy visited friends AZ
~ lake last sunday
NJ aud Mrs j. ". Richards. who have
wvsn visiting az the home 81 Mr.. N y
Nesnsr len Friday morning FOR their
ssas N Cleveland. O.
.AF and Mrs j G. Mcmillan have re-
1921 ~ their cottage AZ tho lake after
90 Jays visit Ia Seattle.
,saE g sanders returned yesterday
ny, and Mrs NJ. :. Fssh. Miss uauae
= hfsts Nisa Belle Williams. Mr.
urshAs l. Hathaway and Atr Alien ].
MSeis1afe. who made Up a merry nArtv
sNmPsfs az Lake MAlthy the past two
1900 have hrQken camp and aepartea
Welt hamea In Tacoma
kellogg has purchased part
1As Reynolds ranch and expects 10
nS acre Ntth his family as soon as
~ sew Mousse b completed
80 h4ehaFdaon has returned from SEE
,sNssass NheFe she has been WAITING friends
ssR vast few DAYS
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SOCIETY IN PORT TOWNSEND.

PORT TOWNSEND, Aug. "a bril-
liant social event closed the present week
and furnished a mode 81 entertainment
for the large number a dancers here Who
have had no opportunity this season 10
enjoy that deiigh1ui exercise The a~air
was grand bali given on Friday evening
IN odd Fellows hall under the AUSPICES
o. the ladies' % the Library Association.
and with the 0btec; IN view az raising
funds fer the purchase ef new reading
matter. The party was a success in every
particular Refreshments were served al
midnight hy the ladies'
MI Horace hill ~ spokane was among
the visitors here this week He arrived
Thursday and remained Until SUNDAY. vts-
itinE his parents. Mr.. and Mrs Robert &.
I'M
MF. Henry Lakewood ans Mr.. I.eadt,ef.
ter have returned from short visit 10
Lake Crescent.
Mrs +. Albert Bartlett returned Friday
from a visit with relatives al DtnEeness
Mr.. A. W. Bueeress was a visitor 10 Sc.
attic during the week
Mrs Robert Hail and Miss Marjorie
Stratton are visiting friends In Seattle
Miss Hazel Gabriel has returned from a
two months visit with friends Ia san
Francisco.
Mr.. Charles Butler. ST.. and Mr.. Harold
Baker spent several days OF this week in
Seattle.
Mrs Joseph Steiner and Miss Steiner
Mere in Seattle several days Of the past
week
Prof. Henry Lsness. Of the state un.ysr-
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EAST SOUND. Aug. 25.--The Ladies'
AID Society of the East Sound NJ Il.
church. on Wednesday evening, gave a
bazaar and ice cream social
The Misses Sutherland. on THURSDAY
evening. gave beanbake on Dlckson's
beach in honor of Rev and Mrs. Her
bert II. Gowen. OF Seattle.
Miss Ethel Miss Cora and Miss Myra
Burrows. OF North Beach. on Thursday,
spent the day with Miss Amy Cow. al
her home, Pinehurst. on East Sound
made partial ascent of Mount Constitu-
ton on Friday.
Miss Flora Sutherland and Miss Esther
sutheriand and Mr. John g, Readman.
very. pleasant clambake on Dickson's
beach, for Mrs. Herbert H. Gowen, OF
Seattle.
Miss Helen Harper, Of Seattle, who
has been visiting Miss Louise Hastings.
has returned home.
Mr. w. s. Pearce, Mr.. John C. Read
n msn. Nh Mr. H P I Fish Mr. p 4 Galley.
summer visitors In East Sound
Mr.. George $. Kingsbury. OF Omaha, 10
stopping In East Sound.
MRS. A. Il. Hanson and Miss Ella Me-
Erath, of Seattle. are visitors in East
Mr. r. Rlackwood, Of Tacoma. is an
Mr. and Mrs p. r.. Bell and Mr.. Albert
Lobe. OF New Whatcom. are stopping in
w. II. Ledbetter. of Spokane. visited
East Sound during the week.
Miss Eva Philip who has been visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Peter Philip.
has returned to Friday Harbor, where
she attends the teachers' institute.
Mr. Lorfn Andrews, OF Minneapolis
Mimi. who has been visiting Mr.. Smith,
has returned home.
Mrs. Grace Alberts. who has been Wis.,
iting her grandfather, Mr.. Joseph r. Har-
rison, and her aunt. Mrs. f. Harrison
Is attending the institute at Friday Har-
Dor.
Miss Nettie Showers visited Mrs. Grace
Alberts at Mr.. Harrison's ranch during
the week.
Mr.. VIII Evans, OF New whatcom, Wis.,
tied his grandfather. Mr.. Joseph p. Har-
rison, during the week.
Mr.. Max Harrison, son OF Dr. J. NJ
Harrison. OF Seattle, Is visiting his grand
father. Mr.. Joseph p. Harrison
Mrs Amos Hill has returned from So
attic.
Mr.. Charles A. Heath has returned
from Roche Harbor.
Rev. Herbert n. Gowen. rector Of Trim
ity church, Seattle. returned homo on
Saturday.
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sity, was here this week, attending the
teachers institupte
Miss Rachel Pitcher is home from a
weeks vacation spent with friends at SCI
attic and Dungeness.
Mr.. w. C. Burnside of Port Angeles,
has been in the city during the week
Mr.. A 3 Coates, OF Coupevtlle. has
been here this week.
Mr.. Charles Edward Coon. Mr.. Henry
V. Bagley and DR.. J. c. House spent the
Mr.. Charles W. L anse is home from a
weeks fishing at Quilcene.
Mr.. Emil j. Klinger has returned from
fortnight's camping trip TO the Quilcene
Mrs. Levin T. Jones. wife OF Lieut..
Jones. Z. s. r c. service, has returned to
her home in San Francisco. after a pleas
ant visit here with friends
Capt. William Furiong returned Friday
Crescent.
Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Hamilton and Miss
Hamilton have returned to their home
here. after spending a month at Port Dis
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Otter. ST.. of North
Yakima, have returned home. after sepnd-
ing a week here with Mr.. and Mrs. Fur
long.
Mr.. E Hickman, jr., first OFFICER on the
PARK Ineobald. Is in town. making brief
Capt. w. J. c. Rennie. well known here
In shipping circles, is expected from Hon.
olulu next week for brief visit
Sat- august CtHrrett returned on fInurs-
day from Nome. He has been 1--WE years
in Alaska.
Mrs. James Mcintyre spent several DAYS
OF the past week visiting with relatives in
Seattle.
Mrs. L. b. Hastings end Miss Hastings
have returned from a delightful tour OF
Alaska. They came home on the Queen.
Mrs. and Miss Hoskins, wife and daugh-
ter OF Capt. Hoskins. commanding Bat
terry -, Third United States artillery, sta
TONED here, returned on Wednesday from
a trip to Alaska on the Queen
Mr.. West returned on Tuesday from a
visit TO Portland
Mrs. Della Pringle leaves at an early
date for protracted stay In Southern
California She will visit with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. ]. A. Mathewson. at San Diego
MT. Harvey Tibbals is home from Dun
geness, where he spent a week fishing.
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BELLINsHAN mar soCIETY.

NEW wHATcoM. Aug. @-Nrs ".
McC'ush ard Miss Lizzie McCuxh have
been spending the week az Harrison Hot
Springs
parted Tuesday for q two months visit
Ia Buffalo y Y,
Mrs r " Eply has returued from a
visit in Seattle
a tea Tor the benefit 81 the public ~
hrriry was presided ever 0r "Wednesday
afternoon by Mira w. r. Fowie ard Mrs.
William Timson. az the hons 81 Mira.
FoWls.
Miss Conn az Seattle. was she guest Of
Miss Edna Deiiinrer this week.
Mfr Charles Ausgrave. Who bias been
ytsifius. hie PARENTS here for some time.
departed Thursday for Vancouver 10 take
steamer passage to his home In Honolulu
Mr. A L. Black has gone 20 San Fran
cisco on two weeks trip,
Miss Blanche Briggs. 81 Victor, Col.
who has been spending the summer In
FalrhAyer with ksr sister. ArA Fred
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

four months. Mr.. Hopp went north to
take the position of postmaster at Cape
York. a hundred miles north of Cape
Nome.
Mrs. David Mitchell and daughter. Miss
Annie Mitchell, left Tuesday for Michigan
and Ontario. IL is their intention TO
make a visit In that section for several
weeks.
Miss Julia Cavaaaugh left Tuesday for a
visit OF several months in the East. She
Will visit In Southern Illinois and New
York
Miss Anna Davies OF Carbonate. Is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. Weyer. al
Tumwater.
Miss Jennie Graham and Mr.. Frank
Scully. both well known young people OF
Olympia, were married at Spokane yes
terday.
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M Classic Culture Club win hoia It's sr.t m.rt,ns
htera.s, September L. in tho club room q tAs
tdtfs hhrsfs
iAsllssiees ase Out for card party 10 he given
ItsdAf ai'efneea BY Mrs Edwin frshcis Bosafdus
tsg hcfne. fn Seventeenth avenue noFth IN honor
nv fasst Mias Terry. n Esansvle. lad.
NJ fwd \. Htitnson has issued insftsfiaas fur .
Nytap te te gwen On THURSDAY uisht AZ her hcsne
= u,seH ARae hlll, ~ homer ~ Miss Marvin and
Ms hoedsn. q Muskesun, MieA, Who are ,isst.
~ h the city
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cApIrAL CITY SOCIETY.

OLYMPIA. Aug. ss.--On Sunday even
ing at the home OK MIR. Charles Wander
vser. at Tumwater a very pleasant we'd
ding took place, when Mr.. Henry A. Hhr-
disty and Miss Ida May NGnderveer we're
united IN marriage. Rev. A. @. SAwin
pastor Of the Baptist church OF this city.
performed the ceremony. The wedding
was a quiet one relatives Of the contract
ing parties and few friends only being
present. on Wednesday Mr.. and MrS-
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PORT ANGELES. Aug 25.-Rev. Lester
Fields arrived last week from visit with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs ]. C. Fields.
Mr.. Alex Madell and Mr.. +. w. Zah-
rendt, of Deadwood. s. D.. have moved
here to reside.
ter Sigler and Mr.. Adam Hohmann. of
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naemEaroS SOCIETY.

49, ssstsssl ". p tlTQN. Aug Is Lieut.. A Il.
i tsssh Us $ n. retired, was visitor
~, " a2Nai station during the week,
hcrNcn. APP W
- y .Saiss ~ the NJ = church gave
- ~ eaatsfta'nmeRt and ice cream social in
sleA building last Monday evening
-. @h9 MIS- q. King entertained few
,sa ,,ss Wednesday evening Excellent
So eAs a4seeugsed. those taking part
~ MS q kiRe, Mr. W r. Mcclellan
aAa Nj. T +, Darcy.
tae Thiei Detective Service Co. estab-
$500 " years y. y. BIZ, Seattle. Other
Ss1eSs' -, Louis, New York. Chlcago,
" raul Kansas CITY, Denver, Portland.
W. Montreal, City OF Mexico. ..s
~ taE best running watch is the Louis
~.VsN special Ma. S24 Second avenue.
NJ W. ~. ~ l,AsSES perfectly lifted. Miss
'"asailSAi. III Cherry.
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N.Y. hSf,hSI.AssEs perfectly lifted. Miss
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~ liz best running watch is the Louis
Aoet Special No, S2l Second avenue.