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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-20
THESE MEN THINK WELL OF
H. C. KELLEY, THE CANDIDATE
Twelfth Ward Aspirsnt for
Council Has Some Good
Backing.

The following endorsements Of
Il. G.. Kelley. candidate for the ne.
publican nomination for council.
nan from the i2lh ward. should
prove ~ interest 90 The voters Of
that ward
I have known II. G. Kelley Tor
the past thrve years having had
business dealings with him before
moving into Rainier valley. Mr
Kelley has always shown himself
70 be reliable IN business matters.
and has certainly hustled hard FOR
Rainier valley Since he has con.
sentcd 10 run for councilman | be
Heye every resident ought 10 worR
and vote Tor him am going 10
DO my part
DANIEL y HICKEY.
Director Sound Trustee Co, Sol
Colman building
| have observed that Mr. Kelley
has produced more results for the
18th ward during the past rs
months than any two men In the
whole ward Since he has done
ibis as a private citizen. | am con.
ginced he viii make an unusually
effective councilman. and shall give
him my unqualified support
J. r. MILLER.
Manager Denny Renton Clay Co
am In favor OF h G. Kelley for
councilman from our ward Our
aeeds are many and with an ener
getic man Ike Kelley We will likely
acquire some OF them.
JAMES STEPHENS.
Architect, T26-T4T.T2S n. u nlk
We need man. not 81 ability
only, but one who has the quality
u eternal persistence. and that IL
why l am for Kelley.
b. h. MosER.
Attorney. 10 Halter Bldg.
OF an the active candidates for
the important office OF councilman
FOR the 18th ward. believe that
II. G. Kelley Is the most active and
energetic man In the field. aud
therefore shall give him my sup
port.
H. II. A. HASTINGS.
Haaltf hhitdlnk
Kelley has the nerve to 20 after
things and the persistence to keen
everlastingly after them TIN be gets
them. shall work and vote for
aim.
J. II SURRY.
Photographer Starr Boyd BLDG
The best man in the ward for
councilman. shall work and vote
for Kelley.
o. A. BENSON,
Wildwood Station.
an for Kelley first. last and all
The time.
A. G. LINHoFF.
Plastertng Contractor. Orchard
Beach.
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DOG HUSKS CORNi
AW, SHUCKSl

LONE OAK, m. Dec iS--chas
Musson, dairyman and farmer. re-.
siding near Lone Oak, owns the
prize collie dog Il successfully
aids its master Ia husklne corn.
The canine leaps into the air
aclEes the ear Of corn and tears Il
OF the stalk and then removes the
huak with ia teeth. completing the
job BY carrying the ear to the
wagon
Mr. Musaon Saws he has Dot
trained the dog. but that the animal
learned the process BY watching his
master
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HUNTING NOTE: HOW
TO TRAP A HUSBAND

CHICAGO. Dec. 20 The Kllo
association. composed almost en-.
tiTely Of young working women.
vas Instructed last niFht in the
art Of catching and holding hua
bands b. DR. Helen Kellogg. who
ACKNOWLEDGED herself snlnstnr
but stopped lmpertinent Inquiries
as 70 her qualifications as an an
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LEGAL NOTICES.



SUMMONS Ton rrniIC ALTON.
~ the sawafiuf court ~ fhe state -
WaNhiustun tar kinE caantf fdith Mets
iaa caa piaistiff 10 Wniiam tamsg Eue.
defendant
rts Stale ~ WashinEfnn e. fhH said
Wuiam 4ar4ns Coo. Defendant
rnn are hereby saHfnaaHa 60 4prsss
aIfhin sa days after she tate ~ chs fissi
pabiiskti ~ this slsufuuHs. tsfais afths
IL 81 DAYS after tbs 1tth dag a Sassts.
her 1893 aHd drfsnd the ztaes snsifisf
arfian Ben tts above satltlst Feusi sHd
anaa@f frf fusuriainI ~ MS g4al0f3ff Esd
serve = nnnf ~ Ynaf answer NeHH fhs
anfsfsignsl atfafuaft Ter she giaintfif 81
fhalr nffifa tfiaw sisted ard IT. kHse
81 vaHr fauars - % AZ iutsasaf Alii
~ rendered araiasf Fqa sacoftisx 81 fhs
demand 20 the rauariaihf NHieH hss
hern flied nifn she fisrA ~ sala f@afg
This aftl1n 10 brmuaht ~ sac pia3HsHff
FOR SO ruFuNsa af onfsfuisG afenfFe
fsaen fhr defendant 90 tNs afauads e
fFarf art tnhumaM tfestmshsl naas
saQNUfa Aud f~Reftt0H
NNEpAMu a FAKFF
Affnfn@Hs fuf ptaihftff Ntfsatf Mws XafA
gtiafk armtste wash
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CHEAP COUNTRY RANCH
CHEAP cutNrNf RANCH
Frss deed io family in case 81 huy-
efss death
pres extension fos sis months whsn
SICK
rrss trial % land for Sc days os
rrea exchange 81 tand " some either
tract suits better than pnr FIRST 49,
leffnd
Ffse crhihu ~ farm products raised
On naf lnggrA left land at our effirr
nnut tssi "a come and uer a.
FIRES Illustrated booklet describing thr
best ard fairrHi cheap home proposition
ih Washington call ~ fsud ~ your
address
ssse acres So select from In sno.
hpHtsh rnnniF, riaht AZ Northern Pa
elite railway station ~ kincn
Price VII - 10 tie.ce pef acre Jan.
Dpsn evenings iip Nov Years
EIWupn LUMBER a TIMBER CO.
stH white uIdC
Telephones Main iios, Ind. seti.
III
Buy LANp-uuY 1T NOW RtfY 81
hETWEFN SEATTLE AND TACOMA
before the price Rors 90 high you can
not buy a. We are seiline some choice
nNe-aere tracts on such rasy terms that
yea would hardly miss the money
down. balance like rent
RNnERT MALTHY
sif-s2p-Hsi Alaska Building
Ia "a
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THE SEATTLE STAR


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spIclAL NOTICES.

T. q nMfAST. TANtpEWNfNr. Hua
MAhFNl ne ANN ENFEhfEaG
WIS HEAp TAX spEHNief roN 81 =
Tus Az. FNENosr. WASH - ssaf
tais -@tf
urfdirE uaueine Academy. ftfn snd
4aeks1n Ciasses faf usst essA tA
maHgh Assemblies ThufsdsT and AAtass
fks eFrntnGs East ttft
AN TIRE NAN No flies In year
haase Nith no effeena Naodai ! sos
safpsAtef Beta rh9nss wa
pc SsONAlc. @
Classified ala An0sf thls head earme
Fwns nsf mHta h9Nsn lnssfsiuas fer TIE
H8fFa w sis Ma
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Read This

Read This
ssaas- 81 Gee cash. sishs renfn mod
en- hruls. ~ No 1888 80 Az Friday
ans Saturday oidy. wosth ts.eet.
THE REALTY LOAN a BAHKfy0 co
ron ENcWAMaE
nles iar9s deahiS flsid glass FOE =
Eand 1autis bafrsie1 sNafFaH 90 win.
chester magazine shotgun ree 1ts iath
~ led nhons tttt CAL sfeususs
Nem ssfY attractive cottage. ga0ss feet
esaf hsst fNf linH in riit iarge. leefa tni
sal1 1855 aFR eash tnfsnns tle pef
nEl.l co ssi olese uis
80" '''' ''a I ~. ga
rhssessoosn farnls1sa heassaoas sisa
cash q taken ~ ours. g'henr East ansf
s4-ss
u. zee nuSoALow AND HAl.r
ACii t.--t'iese in. On Everett intsFnfaHn.
seed isvsi and az cleared rns 49,
haasalas IHrur rsh ~ arfaaNsa.
WnNElfT MNLTny
si2-sft-tsi Alaska uuldinE
--is.2s
HcASpIaAvaANa-Y aan't hags -
AnfA Tot uaEss AiWAya ust Knaa
eFehAFa ASH in 4 fe~ fvafs BE- yauf nwn
II ihs Yskiuta Vniisy aad am forrnlnT
zptwaF - ~ wiii ~ - inGeshef Land
wsisr and teiifuAe o X. come ana iala
q ~ nex $3.50 seattle --sf
s-s-----a~s--a--is--
SNAP
fls7kH Nfand ur~ mrfrrw t.fnasa
heusF iul csuent basement. ouly faas
gasls. haianre fit per month. one hioeA
frosn fhinnsy car
inauife al Arcade uiss -itae
ron BALE ny OWNER
IlsinH house chicken anf chlckon
tNHsF. inrahafuf, breeder fuuar. ere
tiefk east and enc south from Eucqual-
fnis Station South seattle --is.za
VIZ ssuinge nns nee uodsrn cot.
iaFs fef lttf1s has concrete basement.
srads. cement sidewalks .sacr A.
saief main IN aud paid fQF, Phone
owner. T. piez -fE-ss-N
tis 90 cssh. ace q month. for ore
acre a. Kent oN nor, phone T. "a
i4-af
fslt ne--House Ana iot ~ nofth sias
Queen Anne hif. iiose cash. 81 eg
month. y "a -~ff-as
$50 upWN. as PER MONTH
Last chance on these terms. iot snn
lee 20 alley, fine view. - tkth 81
Price ttTa.
G. W CARR
t6t American Bank bldg
--20-et
cHArIN nrAL ESTATE
COLLECTION co
Land scrip. timber aud farm ianas
titf property. business chance. 4zT-ss
iafffic HluFk. IT
building plans AZ rrnsc price C. o.
Hermann. Architect. 1it Crary nldr
1T
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
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ygEar a WHEELED
1es coimAn iiiefE
Beautiful

LINCOLN BEACH
nie tots. aafins view lots al cisafsa
faF baiiffnE fwa biurkf - tnarh aus
tinfa e. faf and Store SOD sfhpai uf1f5
t9fiHE water ripsd ~ TIE street isfs
stf1ts ard ffsftg} saap pnfHs ara
fnhHfhir naFnle1t kee eur ~ HFfHHs a.
IelefuAn drive Tuesday aftsfnepn. Take
E4aatieHF CAP
5oBs " WHITE co.
sf1 Oriental Block AL
fhaass Ind EgFf Naisl slsr.
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Lost White AnEora cat. return abaa
2oth Nv N w Phone ballard tsi
--iT-aa
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elTuATioN wANTEp-FEMALs.

Loot Brown leather bag. with purse
inside contained SO Return to office
81 Bon Marchei reward. --tg-20
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LOST AND FOUND.

Lost Ladies aN kI open face cola
watch, Elain works LONG gold chaih
attached. between Moore ahsAtrc and
Pier a reward. g, y. a. dock baggage
room. IL 20
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-=esa-aasassevas.stsaa,y 'sssssasr',s.' .sf'ss
Classified ada under this hena=-eha
enl pet Norh nevsn inssr lions iof the
ifico az slN
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Wanted--A position by refined widow
70 assist Win general homework nc
NsehlnE, or ~ kousekeeper IN widoWefa
home good cook houFckeepcr Black
~ lilo
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Wanted Position cooking Ia hotel ~
private fanny. Phone 1851 Main hotel,
room ?. =~ta~g0
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5 Acres for SITS

Five acres Of good, rich land situate
on igMc beat service. $50 cash and &c
per month nee abstract, perfect Title
Come tn 81 once
OLE HANSON a CO,
aif-ib-te.if New York BLOCK
Member Seattle Real Estate Assn
MfF-Hf
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Classified ads under this hoad-thrse
lines three iimea 70 cents So words
to a line
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Ballard Real Estate

One hHH acre all cleared tfeufn oas
tAMe. einhs IS ear iine. as fer sees ehkh
Yuana a itrueefn Fhcns Ballard sAa
@mzHs1I
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wanted plano pupils. beginners
specially Phone Quoon Anne 1895
@-lb-Ag
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Lace curtains Numbered. asc s7of
Second ay lie 20
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ron REnr-FLArs

tlta0 AHp faHo
within walking dtsfnHra - Verona
as very nicely arranged three an
fauf room flats with bath Eas hha
lake raf 80 noy o. Phone East 1856
ITsEH
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HIP WANTED FEMALE.

HELP WANTED FEMALE.
CLASSIFIED sds Ssdsr this head --ens
cent per wora seven inssfi lions foF the
price Or 80
ptAHoHp
hiHWh
1890
got FiilaI Az
O -
uscofatfna company wants ladies'
steady oF evenings hone nv e'slni' ~
novelties sssy l,sa,sns' 20. second az.
wsta n'"hf "''Af II
vented dood sirl. about % 70 gers
~ beard and foumi small huhF".ea
Two IN family 1859 Garfield =, hAs,
ass
wanted Position oaokine 10 hotel o.
private family Phone a4tf MaiH ee,sh
fepm
wanted. rifl fof general heuntweth
-4e'zs
wanted "A ual,ress Al Mass rssiau.
rant kH1i nailpta hN
Competent sri to- general hoasese'k
Ifs 18Th az
HELP WANTED--MAJE.
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classified ads under this head hiNbt
reuts Per line - cts words fsfeh isssf
iiots Ter The tfioe OF ala
wantsd-A nis, class man for news
eaesy soliciting Apply az once tHsi
as.sa,6 -. III
wanted. ahls bodied uisn fos the q =
Marine corps, between the nnFs ~ -
And - Aust b. native born - have
ftfni papera Monthly pay We - tss
Additional compensation pAstihls fkpa.
eiathtnk quaftrfH ana medtfa AZ attend
anna flee. AfieF 80 years tsffiea cen
fetffa Ntth 10 per cent % raF ans a.
ioNaH Haftifs GA boatd HAlp sha
Ashore IN al parts ~ the world Apply
I'd afsna central ttotei Seattle. Wash
Want 10 men a. eucs - cas- trusn aad
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saissman spsstisE Az Scandinavian ian+
ruases Hss Bennett a. wharf - hfeta.
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ss1asaff zee cash. eiEns-farfn mod
EN- hrme ~ No 1884 tsf ara FRIDAY
ans Saturday cldy Wcgth it.tta
Titn REALTY LOAN a HAHEfyo co
--sF-fs
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Decorating company wants lAaleA
steady nr evenings home Nefk piaWrinH
novelties eaay learned ~ 90 dozen 10
ward DeunF nldH. it0s ustohd ~
room SIC
The border vidette., 1909-11-13

The Territorial Board of Equaliza- tion having levied a tax of eighty (SO) cents on each SIOO co valuation of all taxa ble property within the territory, upon motion, duly carried, it was or dered that tax of eighty (S0) cents on each S1OO.OO valuation ot the tax able property of Santa Cruz be and the same is hereby levied for terrIto rial purposes for the year 1909.
 Upon motion, all mem Iers voting "aye," it was ordered that the follow ing tax levies be made on each $lOO valuation of taxable property of Santa Cruz county. for county purposes for the year 1909:
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Upon motion. all members voting "aye." It was ordered that tax levy of eight (S) cents on each S1OO co valua tion of the taxable property withis Nogales schools district No. l, be and same is hereby levied for the payment of interest on Bonds issued by said school district
 Upon motion, duly carried, it was ordered that tax of twelve I2) cents on each $IOO % valuation of the tax able property within Nogales School District No l, be and the same is hereby levied for the purpose of re- demption of bonds issued by said school district.
 Upon motion, the Board now ad- .journed until Tuesday, September 7th, 1909.
 Approved:
 O. F. ASHBURN, Attest: CHAIRMAN. PHIL HEROLD,
 CLERK.
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TERRITORIAL NOTES
Items of Interest CuIIed From Our Ex
 changes.

The banks and post office will be closed every afternoon this week and tomorrow all the other business houses will be closed for the entire day and every body will take in the fair.- Tempe News.
 The demise last Sunday of Joseph Archer, the we'll known former Tue son division conductor, caused a regret and general sorrow from Yuma to this city, that the passing away of few railroad men occasion.-Post.
 The Bisbee Review announces that it has been decided to again put ou sleepers between Bisbee and Los An geles. They will be put on as soon as equipment cin be had, and the service will be three times per week. R. 5. Stubs, the assistant general passenger agent, stated that the rush of business during the colonist season had made it impossible to take the sleepers through over the $. P. main line from Benson to Los Angeles.
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Dynamite Found.

Another chapter has been added to what still is termed the mystery of the dynamlting of the home of w. H. Whalen, despite the incarceration of George Bragg in the county jail on the charge of asss ult with intent to murder in connection with the sensation al outrage on the railroad man and his amily last June.
 On Sunday the police were, notified of the discovery of large quantity of dynamite. fuse and caps in an out house in the rear of 9I6 East Seventh street, al which number Barry Been, an employe of the Southern Pacific company, ormerly resided. Although Marshal Pacheco personally believes that Been had nothing to do with the Whalen outrage, his investigation into the affair will be thorough. and when Been is located he will be submitted to a severe examination by the au- horities.-Tucson Star.
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AK LEY Fnnd. PerS ] R. .SO1S6 2
  86.  9. Funding aws sity Interest Fund, Par R $. diversity DterestF Fund, Ac A., Iaws
 
 
 Prison Fund.Ch Sec Laws Fund, Law ding Fund hap1 ], Law AsyIu the Insane FundC l. "a Laws 1909 g. .. ~ .0... . - ~ f ~ ~: :..' - oo7o ial SchoolFu Laws Tempe NormaS Fund.-
  
 
 Unive Fund Chap.O Sec 6. Laws Univ Laws  Florence Fund.-, Chape Laws Total Territorial Tax Levy
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front If ore platform of Southern Pa cific ompany. The county reserving the ri Ito have same removed at any time when necessary.
 Upon motion. duly carried, it was ordered that R. R. Richardson be granted permission to erect wagon scales on west side of McKeown ave- nuc. The county reserving the right to have the same removed at any time when deemed necessary.
 Communication was received from Live Stock Sanitary Board. a6 Phoe- nix. Arizona, relative to appointment of Ranger for Santa Cruz county.
 No action taken and communication ordered laid over for further con iteration.
 Communication was received from Forest Supervisor w. H. B. Kent. stating that the Forest Service would vacate it's offices in the court house building Dn September 1st. 1909 The communication was ordered filed.
 Upon motion, duly carried, it was ordered that the map made by the county surveyor of the Oarillo road be filed.
 The folio wing communication was received from the County School Su-
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perintencent: The Hon. Board of Supervisors of
 Santa Cruz County, Arizona:

perlntenCent: The Hon. Board of Supervisors of Santa Cruz County, Arizona:
 In accordance with the provisions of Sec l28, Arizona School Laws of 1907, l estimate the minimum amount of money required to maintain the schools for this year to be the sum of twenty.three thousand eight hundred and forty five dollars and fifty cents, $1, 135 90 of which sum is reserve fund as provided by said section.
 Yours most respectfully.
 M. MARSTELLER, Superintendent of Schools County of
 Santa Cruz.
 Communication ordered fled
 In the matter of the application of w. J. Neumann to be released from official bond of Arcus Reddoch. county treasurer, upon motion, duly carried it was ordered that w Neu mann be released from further liability on said bond that may occur from this date.
 Sheriff's monthly report of licenseg collected during month of July, aud ited and filed.
 The Board now proceed to fix the tax levy for the year 1909.
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Short form mining location notices for sale at this office.
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Office of the Board of Supervisors.
 of Santa Cruz County, Nogales,
 Arizona, August IT, 1909.
 The Board of Supervisors met pur- suant to recess of August 16, l909-
 Present, Chairman Ashburn, Mem bers Henderson and Parker and Clerk Herold
 Bond of W. A O'Connor, as notary public, S1 ,OOO with American Surety Go. of New York as surety. approved.
 Demand of J. F. Black, justice fees precinct No. 3, for B co allowed.
 Demand of A. O. Kingsley, supreme court costs in case of Santa Cruz county vs A O Kingsley, allowed.
 Upon motion, duly carried, it was ordered that permission be granted to William Kemp to erect wagon scales on McKeown Avenue at Patagonia. in
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of Hattiesburg are attending the Stat
Bar Association: Judge N. c. Hill,
E. Travis. H. S. Stevens, ]. NJ. Stew
ems, w. F Cook and William II. Cook
:. :. ::
Mrs. Samuel T. Rhodes is the CUES
of Mrs. Edward Hale for a few days
before returning to her home in Hous
ton, Tex.
The sixth grade of Court street, with
their teacher, Miss Webbe, enjoyed a
days outing Saturday, at Burkett .
creek.
Miss Estelle Felts has returned
from Florence, where she was called
by the critical illness of her mother.
Mrs. S. NJ. Hemphill, of Rawls
Springs, is the guest of her sister
Mrs. NJ Hemphill, on West Pine street
{. :. :.
d. B. Calhoun spent Sunday in Nc
Henry, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
James Bennett.
!. :: :
A little son came to bless the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Carl w. Mckee on
May 1.
!. I. 4:
Mr.. Kennedy and Miss Julia Ken
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= CHURCH SOCIETIES. i
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Ltdies' Aid
The Ladies' Aid of the First Pres
by terrain church was delightfully."- er.
tertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs
]. B. Donald.
Mrs. Stephen Burr presided in the
absence Of Mrs. Spears.
After the business routine the host.
ess, assisted by Mrs. Herbert Orr and
Misses McKinstry and Heidelbere
served a delicious two course lunch
con.
A large number of members and
several guests were present.
The next meeting will be held with
Mrs. E, C. Weaver. on Bushman
street.
Rev. c. E. Guice is conducting q
childrens service at the Court Street
NJ E. church every afternoon at 3:2C
o'clock. All denominations invited Il
attend. ,,
!. :. ::
The Westminster Aid met YESTERDAY
in the parlors of the Bay Street Pres
byterian church. Mesdames A. T
Powe and F. L. Ray gave a most on
couraging report of Saturdays ex
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nedy of Montrose, have been in the
city several days, visiting the former !
daughter, who is in the South Missis-
sipp Infirmary
:. :: :.
Mrs. S. c. Lea, who has undergone
a critical operation at South Missis-
sippi Infirmary, is on the road to
recovery.
Mr.. J. D. Stewart, who is located at
Poplarville, spent Sunday in Hatties
burg, with his wife and childre.
Miss Robbie Fatheree, of Easta-
buchie, is the guest of Mrs. NJ. Riley
on Unetta street.
Mrs. Bush, of Edwards, is visitirG
her daughter, Mrs. l. NJ. Selser. Oh
East Fifth street.
Miss Lucille Price, of Gulfport. spent
yesterday in the city, the guest of Mrs
Herbert Lee.
Mr.. G. NJ. Dofter was called to Geo:
gia by the critical illness of his
father.
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friends of DR.. Chandler will be inter
ested to learn that he received his di-
ploma Monday, April 10, from the Bir-
mingham Medical College.
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Mrs Tom Graham and little son
are visiting relatives in Meridian.
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The following prominent lawyers
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-05-04
SENATOR MONEY TO sPEA

TALLAHASSEE Fla. May Al
ed States Senator H. D. Money
Mississippi, today wired his accept
of the invitation OF the House Of
resentatives to address that body
State Senator Beard, Of Pensacola
favor of the Beard disfranchisemen.
measure now before the House. Ee
probably will speak Thursday.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-05-04

change. The handkerchief sale will
be held on the goth. All members
are requested to bring in the nandkel
chiefs at next meeting. The exchang
will be in charge of Mesdames Grif-
fin and Montgomery Saturday. Mrs.
John Powe and Miss Annie Gay will
receive on Monday.
There was an unusually fine 81
tendance of the Philathea classes Sun
day morning at the First Baptist
church, rs members being present.
Next Sunday is Mothers Day" Each
girl will wear a white carnation, rpe-
sented by Mrs. W. NJ. Conner, in honor
of The best mother in the world
your mother" Mesdames w. NJ Cor
ner and M. L. Thompson will pin the
carnations on the girls. Each girl is
asked to bring her mother or some
other mother.
Rev. A. L. O'Bryant returned yester
day from Sandersville, where he filled
his regular monthly appointment.
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Rev. R. L. Campbell was called tC
Errata yesterday to conduct a flu
neral.