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CAR SHORTAGE
IS RELIEVED

NORTH YAKIMA. Jan. io.--The
car shortage has been greatly re-
lieyed here ~ the arrival n = cars.
which are being rapidly filed with
haY and potatoes for Sound ship
mans More cars wiii be needed
Within a seek and the outlook now
t. that there win be plenty GA hand
fnf future ueedH
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NEW YORK STOCKS

HIEh. low Close.
Amslg Cop. 10 SIS 100 IS. ilef
Am Sugar. i5l5-s. lsi "a. is.E
Peoples Gas. 1el.
Mertopol. f25 Il 1918. isiA
4. g Steel. 44t-t. fa3-t. a.
L, & s. pfd.. la7 -. f06 IS. ieis
Aichison. g is. e4l-s. "a Is
B. a o.. l142-s. ll3 IS. iisl-A
Can. pac., Us a.. ia "a. l5s.
Erie. IS IS. ISIS. ss2-S
l. q n. isS. i52 Il. is2 IA
Mo Pae.. 100 "a. 100. Toe Ia.
Penn. i45 IA. IA. 14li-A
Reading. itsi-e. 1914. 1914
Rock Island. 3. IS "a. IS -
South. pac.. 6S. &C. 6T5-s
St Paul. lS4 Ia, ~ SIS. iS2 81
Union Pac.. 1855. 1884. 1854
H. Cent t76 IL
n Y. Cent. i541-t. $50 Il. 1871
Sales 60 noon. Gas 400.
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CHICAGO MARKETS

Wheas-IIish. low. Close
May. ~ IA. 81 i-2. 81 80
Jaiy. ds-t. 81 Ii. St3-S
Corn
May. a.. fs7-s. as
Iuly. Is IS.
Oats
May. Sai-2. a2i-4. szl-A
July. 80 IS
Pork
Ian, 1871.
May. 1915. 400. 1i02
Liverpool wheat closed. May
SD. March es II d.
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Farms and I,ngs-centlru.d.


81 800 % acrea. All bottom land. 70 acres
under cultivation haiapcs IL pasture.
u Ne 81 acFsHi 10 acres cleared. balance
in firaher broom house. barn aud
eihss enthaildinsa ne fruit trees and
q ~ 70 acres line 6ail6u land, on
east eide Lake Washington. auafteF
mtg tfum steamboat lautns
tte= 10 arteh, mostly all cleared. leo
bearing fruit trees
flto sercn un east eide Lake wash
lnsiqni flne view ~ lake, close boat
HioMaKod = nRieKaoN.
40 Washington BUILDING 10
FARM LANnh
We have lust houEht the old Steel
Ranch and have u plated fuli
acre tracts far tso pei acre. terms
ID wst s "f from, srss gs ~ A pss ,ssst
same tvfes. no tHssa 10 - paid ~
purchaser before 1851 The Title
Trust 60 guarantees perfect title.
Only = minutes tide on hsntoa ear
q Il NiciioLa 60 union ma.
FARM nARaAtN 10 acres. soosi
land. nearly al level plenty - rum
niaa water orchard IN hsarlns soms
email fruits, new I.roam plastrrssl
house. uieeif sseated. ga corner 81
two county roads. it, miles from
small town and railroad station. ous
hears ride tfem seattle 'sAsn
ptics inctudss COWS. tot ~ chickens
and farnlnH implements fsfma On
ROBERT MALTnY.
ss.Np 81 AiaEka building lie
30 ACHES haif mile nefth u nsiivieW
aefea ~ s'faNhsfsisH, ssroom house
Price ! on
80 aerss. oas mile from street car. net
iiuprof 80 80 80 acre.
q acres p acres bottom Land. e up
land 80 per acre
We saa igsate yoa On homestead 81
desert riaim
We have a zine section ~ Timber tnat
Viii ran idea.ea feet price oniy
heg A. an Investment there -
y Z nYrRs = CO.
~ Arcade hplldinE
HERE ~ A nAnaAtN- II you want a
nice hufn. ~ the reanffY. doHt fail
ta Sc this - acres. hstnsen Seattle
ard Tacoma nieeif located on corner
81 I've county Huada. fiusa "a seed
school ard aslEhtes~' halt Hoh sec.
uGd l-si's ~ land. haiance fret class
upland all nearly isssi nsR a.fosssm
hnusa iafRs harm several euthutfa'
msa uaHeF desires d anirk sAts
pfIss faf a fs~ days. Including casr
chickens. fafmtns implements an1
household furniture 80
nNnEHF MAETHf
So ~ 81 Alaska nuisding 10
GOING EAST only tta ua terms 81
- down. 80 nsf moufh buFs fnY
home eth tafat risfT - land rissa
in - iafins heHa and ruaa II astid
az anrr tn4uifa - ownef at white
building near uuWantish fridge pn
SeS nsntnn lice. - see Az hu5sih
" Nj HFauE fnam 4 upstairs in
Ttmsa hlafk IT
FAHM hkRuAfN = acres rich level
iaud iN arfse Us cultivation. haiassrs
Fufa PASTURE al fenced ard efusa
fenrud aFshari - 40 hsafinN ffait
trees. 3 fssnfu hoHns barn gfsM atifknE
nall delivery 4 Ca, 8 "a cash.
huHENf MAlTHf,
FNtg1 Alaska tiaiidinE Id
- uEffH q arfrs - god d ~ ssstr
Hlin ffusn railroad station ard nIsaalt
fasH. large spfinE creek heads en
thr place. can ifftHnts would ga
ehaekr and paY difference far etiy
pfupsftf
HoWsNr NAITHf,
- ~ ~ Alaska building ==if
-=assHHsf=aaa
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nIlrpnn. LnnoLp : 80.

tlte- For choica lots on corner on
Muudih vi ave- near WuVdih VII
Park = bargain.
g. 20 Elegant corner 90 Queen Anne.
) lots i1Hnl'H uu ufH boulevard,
and niih magnificent KirN
800 Beautiful corner lot fight Ia the
town ~ byron
northern Docks. riHht GA car
line
q ooo Choice lai harm 10 south Seat.
tie with one front on Main 81.
and one front on railroad
E.eD huf lata in South SEATTLE
fronting IN railroad switch
=. no huuhi0 corner IL hauth Seattle.
100 feet front ga main business
street
@. 10 zine iot on westiaks eaf Den
ny Way.
o 30 double corner on Madison.
fronting ou three streets. west
~ 18Th avenue.
- 800 thuier tide lot 0Hs0. with aus
front GA deep water and one
ff"nt on railroad.
We are stiI selling iofa IN FAfHVtEW
ADDITION from tls up nothing like
thsm Tor the money around Seattle.
HOUSES
q 600 New broom cottage NEAR ear
ilns. basement and attic elegant
view with lots easy terms
= GO MudsfE t.faum house. double
euFnsf isHif1 en- ear line. easy
terms
o. s1o Auuarn craom house on IAN
o. 80 ssS room house. aai aults
finished. hiao room house. iat
tlaiN fine view
9 80 Large corner GA Madison. with
fuadefu houses. Ia Wins 81
monthly
ga 40 Modern 6.fiai building rloss In.
steam heat. income s10
HHEuEM LEn0t.n a cox.
ials asE Alaska Building
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Seattle Men in Luck

They can buy a genuine 8
Torfey Razor FOR 81 90 az Bariel
drug stores. on Second avenue y
week; also a Torrey RaFor ~.
that usually sells at s1.e0 for = ,.
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Star Want AID. AGENCIES

Z. ~ tehndfeff. csusr sters, w
Second avenue.
- "a. Mullen. 81 Ballard avenue,
eppests city halt
feement pra9 Co. twina ssres'
ard Fremont aNeaaes
Thee HARRIS. al POSSIBILITIES, new.
ter.
ttss Uastiaks. usstiaks prvg &c.
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CitEAp-a AcnEs. usw house. fine
fof chickens snd issffiau. aniE tfsa.
on tefus 20 - doan and o ~ per
month will ssii chickens Ht 81 cents
each Come quick ifaKtnE country
HsH N ANGEL a huwamish bridge.
oHiy few mlnuten tide an New lien.
ton car line II
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INVESTORS COMPANY.

9. 100 Five ruam lh~dsfH faifAFe With
basement. eH q inf ufsie fine
plumbing ras and electro III
lures sarsitsnt view Two biufkn
from car ilur. thia can 10 had
on very small payment d0eu
huu balance monthly. uf Will
eansid.l vacant lot aa part
payment
q. 80 raFty ceres ~ lard alder hat.
tom. ven FHsN a. clear. Nithiu
y miisa % Pioneer Square.
tsNEHroHH COMPANY
Phone Main ~ ~ COLUMBIA -
Isa lots facing lincoln pafk
Nenfkrtnhu. tastgu earh# sill - RHld
ca terms "a HnHp. eurus quick
sac one so soufa seattle clase 10
street ear and tids iaGa
80 ealfm oh terms. on North Hfaad.
waS, beet q residence location De-
Iga 10 fsas- I.ois - feet frsniae.. on
i'm i1gh ard isth ave north Boz
North broadway district all L. sold
oa o. fuaFuta - TO dnNu and &c
tsr month eame aud nirh your
rhnies theF are COINS fast the fin
est sieN. overlooking iaAea and
uuuHfainH
tss lots. sesiaa each. eioss % state
University HHad bus
HfnMAkNaE a ENIckAoN.
Hu MaHhiaFfuu Halidine
thoar d -. Main &C
t1o ssth ave south. slice lots sad
an any teffna
80 afsiaa go and afs south. over
ioakinn mke. esfy FINE
81 - e. n Gunner - hainiFf Heights.
ekrfFthiAN Paid
q. iasa ztth ave. r6fnsr uFs1sl Heights
al assessments paid
80 80. - e DID,. .'''af sites ana cheap
" II BANNER A 60.
Phone Main sss
nH Lumhar Nsc hnnNC.
HOWARD ~ LEwta a CO.
hna fIalisr nuMainE
hain - Ind iesz
81 So : faum cottage 10 carifaf flu
district large cot wueHrellsa view
= - 80 ~ Maareha aisiflct mar
Danny Blaine all improvements
NICE
NEW
COTTAGE
FsHHsNf# NfM NAtEEfM HNNAANFs MAR = aAa
NrfN4tg and car tut stalanl sewer
sldsN As ED street graded price
8 tn til cash - scr mon2h.
~ g. ORR A 60
fGAt Alaska ItHlidinE.
liiHuF E11a
saaaaaa-aaszazasasaa.s
FOR SALE
SPECIAL
q % 3 fuem nniFFu cottage. sinmn %
Mndisun 81 naHef must ae4l. lie
t~ioa market price
rae- ia aeres. ns-flshth mile from
Boat iauHthE a#ut eide lakr
Washinsteh. land lies isvea fine
NfsW - city. lake ard muausAin
cheapest raece n pruperff East SIDE
% iaGs
" y WIGHT
- Bailey building
Real Estate Leans. Insurance.
Main Ti1
ONLY --.----------- tsse -----------= ONLY
lot On Mndfuna FttFe one bleek from
a
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BILLS WILL PASS

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10 After a
conference with the president this
morning Representative Watson, %
Illinois. republican. announced that
both The Philippine tariff and the
statehood bills would pass the house.
despite tho action 81 the Insurgents.
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CHEAP HONEST
n D can RtuFh raiue IN on q II
tlliimAne MsAdes uarsfrbh. employ
iaR about 10 men eiii make the
land valuable laFHs Tracts over 80
feet tanE. ONLY filt on tffus - q ts
PEI muuth Twenty salesman au fhr
rfuuuas until said oai alec need sev
ofal n4ufr mFn ~ euuH wage miil
ssh houses on terms ~ g. per month
Take ties Hsntan ear 20 nuNamish
bfidEs ur call 80 tiiiimanH offices.
Ia fitass biei =. - ance. n
aHAE ROOM houses With % Z lots
said - tsfufn ~ Zoe uf g. a. per
wask. ilue level lots. wifh eifY Nhfef
rflra emily tee terms. ae rfuia pr
week nHig BE- minutes flhH Taka
ear on Washington street g. South
east Seattle ace tilh at uffiun tf
ron SALE nY OWNER SIS 8 aefes
minutes waik from Efrfttt Inter.
shau "a miles ffefu ritE limits.
ears fuHalus land level np trouble
Ia act water sary terms
rfas y acres - land sskt s - n. "
: ~ : ssftian ~. township ~
FanHs east.
q go. = acres sama vicinity, easily
CLEARED aud lies slightly sasf terms
~ ~ Campbell. - faiimau aKF
HaiiaFd i'hams ballard lea 81
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tea sns Feues.
RNdffslf bElsftlt BOD. ooloF white,
iamuH ratursd ears aut spots oset
ewes suitable reward. Main llp -
~ Eart PIT ~
Tnar waterman Ideal Fountain
Fen ustRtsn iniun and Msifese. 90
Minor fhnne esasf - ii
suslHrss DIRECTORY
kttesneys 81. lsss.
a A. ANDERSON. Trial iawYef.
strasts Esaminsd Ei Afsaas
TNtI. . uRANnr lawyer notary.
ahsttarts examined mert2aKss
ieans - tumbsr ENehansw TEL
Main 49,
RoasMAS 8 IonNroS Attorneys 81,
faW refaaasl iuNHF fasss a sps.
eats - Pacific az Hsastis
qronar "A nniarr Ia~4ss. Room
81 ceimar he's fhfHs iha y al
" - iAMnurIL ps.s Pacific ~
j. a K.uosE. iA~yst Nc nalisr nias
aANrER a WILSON. - \ ' Bis
phae Tve9essr o. orisntal nioes
" u MERRrrr 80 Ss~ rors nioss
" r scott - aafian fiioes
| ! o. camhs - Se~ ress niess
n u cana. a. or'eu'ai ma a IA
Abssrseters
Z "A t4a.sssaH kAt ia MIMIC
khssssef &c established tssa nsss-
uisut q tiaHsf Wa Phone Aaln ~
rUgI.f hOfSn NATIONAL nAsk
% stAttl.
sselfT stse psss ri v khksnY.
/ eask5sr. corr sponasuts n pflnriFsl
/ estisa q fbv uuited states sna
1 tureps
Ttfg rASADIAS Rank OF
/ COMMENCE
Estattishsf isx1.
| Head pfflfess TpNuNtas faHada.
over 100 nfaueh hes e canaae ard ne
Uritsd atatss Eeasfel bsnktnF
Il sssssasss transacted tnteFeat al
lsuea 81 ttuss dreasits
aAVlSoa DEPARTMENT.
Rsastis hfansh-o, Heit hsn.ssr
pFori.rn aAvfSGs BANK
/ seeassa 49, ant fIke - capital aaia
70, sioe s@ = 8 Nsafssasr rfs. (.
ssvtnGs ana uuss btsslasas
pysias ara Cleaning
- ioU .sat hssiaess Ire Nefss
finz W Main Ia g u lsssa
CTS uts Weeks ~ bniea 81
/ Hassaas
/ Ame fafss erisnitflc Ifuaifesnt s6f
1 nHfNunsHsFs aH1 fheunnattHui Elngs
1 ific msssaEs va aseead AFs- fhs
/ nsE@sleF.
i Millinery.
NEa a M HAsNus. isa foarth
Ave, enfusf Fins 81
nsstsat
i II HkAMHsil Aanaaiia. Euiiaf.
1 barrie Downs Blh
Ostsep sshY
/ MAHAUNG4NM tNHEiGNfE uH uss
/ TEurNTtff-FfVs years N Seattle
hafs bsppFit hsdas % FIRST
oeufis,s ard Aurisia
4 nk H 81 PEMHf. odailst Aafist
90 Marion.
On FospA nAnEAU-sa Aiasks
/ naudiu9
phe,osraphsss' ssepli...
AspERsoS SUPPLY co. al chsssy
81 Seattle
passrt Attorney.
/ ADAMS a MOONS. fsEiaisrvi alter
/ frfs Prank - hdama Is Years n
Rsaffis Stephen A HFnnka lafslF =
] Washington. -. G. et.e Gcsman
/ block
| PATENTS guaranteed FsuHirk A
l.aNteute. q Ysarp sxperisnea ~
l WashlnEfau Seattle affiee "a uarke
Bog Guide ho0s FREE
Physicians ard Surgeons
| On cttAMnENs ~ AiaakA BidK
Both phonsa
on DALTON. 81 Arcade sAin dis.
eases uni~
On GEO HEnHEiN. 81 Union Bik
shis nvildsr.
l MORAN hnus COMPANY. a.ngis
peers and Ehfbtuiidsfa Dry Docks
| Lumber Milie. Seattle.
Storage.
THGNkB delivered Is cents. 3 days
storage free plano and furnifuFs
moving. estimates given. Union
Transfer a Storage Co. stab First
both phones, Main SO
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Reported for TIE star BY pcr'-'
ina. Hopkins a Co. brokers' Aizs4'
building.
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Far Rsntrouses

HOUSE FOR nENT-New Ezf0un cot
taEes furnished, city water plano.
half block from car. 80. mountain
Wow. Green Lake references re-
CURED Inquire - Mrs MgNry. over
bakery is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-10

We are atm ssiiina lots Ia FAtHViEW
ADDITION from tls up. nothing like
Them fuf the money around seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-10

FARM Nicely located
overlooking sound. only a few rods
from beach. handy 10 boat landing
- cents 90 Seattle 9 acres cleared
balance mostly alder land. easily
cleared plenty Of spring water FOR
irrigation. Eu0d house o. 3 large
rooms. piastersd and IN fIrst=rlaas
condition several ouAulldlnRs large
bearing orchard. price. lucludina
cows aud chickens. - ~ Would eH4
change fer city property.
ROBERT MA1TBY.
gigafa ~ AfuVha Building 10
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-12
G. A. r. ENCAMPMENT.

Thursday was quite gala day for
Salt Lake, the occasion being the ar
rival of Corporal Tanner, National
Commander of the G. A. R., and the
holding of the Grand Encampment of
the G. A. R. of the State. There
were many of the old soldiers from
all parts of the state chiefly, how
ever, from Ogden, Park City, Eureka
and Provo.
In the evening a banquet was CIV
en- in Armory hall, after which speech
es by Governor Cutler, Corporal Tan
ner and Judge G. G. Goodwin were at
tentively listened to by the old boys
in blue. The members of the G. A. r.
are fast fading away. Corporal Tan
ner says they now number 100000, but
are being reduced by death at the
rate of 5000 month. 1t is very path
etic to see the older men with bent
forms and slow and lettering steps,
but with enthusiasm and valor yet
written on their faces. Nobody will
ever know the magnitude of the debt
not only this country, but the whole
civilized world owes them. May the
long be spared amongst us and may
their declining years be radient and
glorious as the setting sun.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-12
A Perpetual Nightmare.

Quito, the capital of Ecuador, is
built Immediately beneath the terrible
volcano Of Pinchincha, and within five
miles Of the actual crater; while all
around tower similar smoking giants.
Some day cycle of seismic activity
will recur in this region Of the globe,
and the tragedy of st. Pierre and Mont
Pelee will be repeated, but on a far
vaster scale.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-12

will not return this week as expected
but will continue her stay in Salt
Lake ten days longer.
Miss Jasmine Young, who has been
in New York for several months. is
expected home some time next week.
~ ~
Mrs. j. D. Christy, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Edwin Wib-
ley of South Fifth East street, left
Thursday for her home in st. Louis.
~ ~
Mrs. Witbeck and Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
H. Wright of Nephi and two small
sons left Thursday night for their
home after a visit of ten days with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Witbeck.
~ ~
Miss Birdie Foreman Of Ogden
spent Thursday in Salt Lake, the
guest of Miss Beatrice O'Connor.
~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Mount and
daughter have come to Salt Lake
from Denver to live, and are at home
at the Manitou.
The guests at the Manitou gave a
dance Friday evening. Dancing was
enjoyed in the large dining room from
8 to IL o'clock. A buffet supper was
served as well as punch, and the
rooms were prettily decorated with
carnations and palms for the occa-
sion.
Spirit of Liberty chapter, D. A. r.,
was entertained by Mrs. f. s. Par
ker Thursday afternoon. The meet
ing was an interesting one. Mrs.
Mary F. Allen of Park City, state re-
gent, gave her report of the Cont
mental congress at Washington, d. c.,
from which she has lately returned
Mrs. Thomas Weir, who attended the
congress as delegate from the chap
ter. also gave an interesting report
The annual election of officers was
held, resulting as follows: Mrs. S. W.
Morrison, regent; Mrs. A. ]. Hosmer,
vice regent; Miss Anna Youngman
Decker, secretary; Mrs. Alzora Cook
treasurer; Mrs. Esther Dennison
Jones, registrar; Mrs. Kate HARDWOOD
Hancock, historian. The chapter ad-
journed for the summer.
-O-
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-12
ADDITIONAL SOC|ALS

Mrs. John E. Caine entertained a
few friends informally Wednesday
evening. They were invited to meet
her guest. Mrs. Ernest Elbridge of
Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Post entertained
informally Wednesday evening for
Mr.. and Mrs. o. e. Cary.
~ ~
Mrs. William G. Jennings was the
hostess at bridge tea Thursday aft
ernoon. She was assisted by Mrs.
Isaac Jennings, Mrs. L. M. Bailey and
Mrs. w. Scott Chismon. Six tables
of bridge were played and the prizes
were won by Mrs. Woodward, Mrs.
c. e. Richards and Mrs. H. d. Niles.
~ ~
Mrs. George d. Putnam entertained
the Third Street Card club Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. G. d. Rooklidge entertained
Friday evening at cards for twenty of
her friends in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. e. Cary.
Mr.. and Mrs. James e. Jennings en-
tertaned a party of friends Thursday
evening at dinner at the Country
club.
Mrs. G.. o. Whittemore entertained
the Plate club Thursday afternoon
Mrs. G. w. Shores winning the prize
1t was the last meeting of the year.
Mrs. Dunbar was the hostess at Q
bridge tea Friday at the Buckingham
residence, given for Mrs. Lynn KEN
per.
Mrs. o. w. Powers will give 9
bridge tea next Friday afternoon IN
honor of Mrs. Leslie l.. Savage.
- ~
Miss Pearl Van Colt will entertain
at a theatre party Saturday Afternoon
for Mrs. Savage.
The dance at the post Friday even
ing was an informal affair, but en-
joyed by a number of young people
from the city as well as society at tn
post
Mrs. Ernest Elbridge Of Portland
who is the guest Of Mrs. j. d. Caine
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-12
Peddlers Rob Au lists.

Two street peddlers in Bradford,
England, bought horse for $1125.
1t was killed by motor car one day,
and the owner of the car paid them
$115 for the loss. Thereupon a new
industry sprang up on the roads of
England.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-12

Wanted-District Managers to post
signs, advertise and distribute sam
pies. Salary, $500 weekly, $500 per
day for expenses. State age and
present employment. Ideal Shear Co.,
80 Randolph St., Chicago.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-12
Worked Wrong.

Pa-I've fixed old Jones, all right.
Ma-What did you do to him?
Pal gave his boy Johnny a tin
horn.
Ma-Yes, and JobGny's mother sent
him over here to pass the day.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-12
Drunkards In London.

About 5000 drunkards are admitted
to Pentonville prison, London, every
year, says the medical officer.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-12

The weather is getting little warm.
Cool drinks are very refreshing and
invigorating in warm weather and also
in the Springtime. Pabst beer is the
best but we have all kinds, also fine
cigars for those who like them.
REIGER & LINDLEY,
1851 w. 2nd South Street.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-12

Mrs. Ernest Elbridge of Portland,
who is the guest Of Mrs. ]. q. Game,
The Socorro chieftain., 1906-05-19
II. A. MOLFORD CHOSEN
By Gov. Hagerman to Succeed
Attorney Elfego Baca as Dis
triot Attorney
THE CHOICE IS A VERY GOOD ONE
Mr.. Wolford Has Practiced His
Profession in Sierra County Sew
eral Years.

Governor Hagerman has chos-
en- III. A. Wolford of Hillsboro
to succeed Attorney Elfego Baca
as District Attorney of this dis
trict. Mr.. Baca'S resignation
took effect Tuesday and on that
day the Governor announced the
appointment of his successor.
The appointment gives general
satisfaction. Mr.. Wolford'S rep
utation aS lawyer, as a citizen.
and as man is of the best.
The following is going the
rounds of the Territorial press:
The new district attorney
was born in Muskingum County,
Ohio, and brought up on a farm,
During his early manhood lie
was teacher and also attended
normal school in his native state.
He graduated from the Ohio
Normal School and from the
University of Ohio, in 1893, and
for nine years thereafter he held
a position as superintendent of
schools of his native county. In
1902, he entered the law depart
ment of the Ohio Northern Uni
vtrSity, completed course in
law and was admitted to the bar
after passing a successful exam
ination. Thereafter he came to
New Mexico, locating in Hills
boro, the county seat of Sierra
county, and took up the practice
of his profession. Mr.. Wolford
is Republican in politics and
since his residence in Sierra
county has attained good repu-
tation as a LAWYER, as a citizen
and as a man. He was we'll en-
dorSed by the bar and citizens of
Sierra county"
The Socorro chieftain., 1906-05-19
THE SCHOOL OF MINES
Closes This Week One Of the Most
Successful Years in the His
tory Of the Institution
GRADUATES DOING GOOD WORK
All Occupy Responsible and Lucra-
tive Positions and Frequent Pro-
motions IL the Rule

The New Mexico School of
Mines closes this week what
must be considered by any rea-
sonable standard To be the most
successful year in the history of
the institution. II the grade
and character OF the work done
be made the criterion the insti-
tuition makes an excellent show
ing for the year, for, to say moth
ing OF the number of students in
the preparatory department, be-
tween twenty and thirty young
men have been i'll attendance for
the whole or part OF the year
doing strictly collegiate work.
The character of the work done
has been excellent. In fact it is
rarely the case that as many
young men are brought together
every one OF whom is as intent
upon making the most of the OPP
pOrtunitieS offered.
Ii the worth of IN institution
is TO be Judged by the value of
the work done by its graduates.
the School of Mines must be con-
ceded a high rank. There is
not a living graduate of the in
Stitution who is not occupying a
responsible and lucrative posi-
ton, and many non-graduate
students are doing equally as
we'll. Even a considerable num-
Der Of the students in attendance
this year left before the end of
the years work to accept desira-
BILE positions with mining compa-
nies in various parts of the south
west. Young men from the
School of Mines are always in
demand, and the work they are
doing is evidence that the insti-
tuition occupies an important po-
sition among the educational
agencies of the Territory.