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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-03
BANDITS
CAUGHT

OGDEN. Utah. Jan. a.--Foliow-
ing clearly marked tran along
the shores Of the Great Salt Lake
leading northward from the tracks
OF the Southern Pacific railway.
Sheriff Wilson and a picked posse
today are closing In on the two
bandits who held up the west
bound overland limited at Reese
and robbed the passengers Of
$1,000
Word Is expected here moment
aFEIy that the sheriff has overtaken
the bandits. A battle Ia expected.
The robbers were heavily armed
and very daring. The sheriff has
taken with him men who can
SHOOT straight and II was In.
timated before he left that ~uo
chances would be taken" when the
outlaws were overtaken.
Just before the sheriff left news
was received OF the encounter of
the aIghwaymen With the two
daughters OF James Wayment,
whom they held Up and robbed on
the old North road. along which
they fled after the robbery
The robbers stopped the over
land near Reese BY lighting fuse
and placing IL on the track. As
the giant engine came to a grind
ing standsFill, the two highway.
men climbed into the cab. ordered
the engine uncoupled and side
tracked. When they attempted to
enter the Pullman sleepers. VII
liam Davis and A. w. Taylor. por-
tiers. commanded the men to leave.
The robbers Immediately opened
fire. fatally wounding Davis and SO
severely wounding Taylor that he
could offer no further resistance.
Davis died In a few minutes.
The robbers fired a fusIllade OF
shots, evidently with the purpose
OF frightening the passengers, and
then entered the train. One ban
dit. with drawn revolver. stood
guard near the entrance. while the
other went through the car. taking
money and ieweIry from the pas
sengers. The two men jumped
from the rear Of the train and
threatened 10 shoot anyone who
followed. fleeing down the North
road.
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MAN KILLED
BY DEPUTIES

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Jan. a.
John Rutherford and b p. Murray.
deputy sheriffs. will have 20 stand
trial for the shooting OF Oscar
Chitwood within the county jail en-.
closure last Monday morning.
Chltwood was under indictment
for killing Former Sheriff Jacob
Houpt and Was being removed To
another county on change 81
venue. when the shooting occurred.
Rutherford explained that he Was
overpowcred by a mob as be step
ped outside the jail.
jail prisoners testified against
the deputies before the coronsr'a
Jury. which found both Rutherford
and Murray responsible for Chit.
woods death.
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MYSTERY Us E!! !. N

CUMBERLAND. Md. Jan. a.
That death vas caused by cyanide
% potassium was the result OF the
autopsy held over the bodlea OF
Miss Grace EloHaeF and Charles =.
Twigg. her flance. both OF whom
were found dead In the EIosseF
residence Saturday. The young
couple were to have been married
New Years day.
A piece ~ chewing gum found In
TwsgKa mouth. and candy par.
taken Of by both the dead victims
are being examined. but the theory
OF suicide ~ secuted by close reia.
tivea aud friends. The candy was
passed around 10 other members OF
the family. which would seem TO
dispose OF It's connection with the
ease.
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officer that be cannot successfully
tie the knot which Is supposed to
never be united.
The only thing which keeps the
lamp Of hope burning In my heart.
went on Justice Coomha. ia that
this one nondlvorced couple. the
first | married. have NINE chill
DREN. SO | haven't labored al.
together In vain. but have not done
well enough 20 care TO tie any
more knots which slip so easily"
Justice COMBS resignation takes
effect January l. lie Is a sincere
hnt dlsconraEed man.
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FIGHT ON
CARTER

HELENA. Mont. Jan 3-It 10
generally believed here today that
neither Walsh nor Conrad win be
elected United States senator as
successor 10 Senator Thomas Car
ter. bat that some dark horse will
viii slip past this barrier at the
last moment
Many think Governor Edwin
Norris IL in training for the role
Norris II saying nothing. but q IL
understood that he would accept
II elected
Walsh IL being opposed by the
great corporation interests Of
Montana while Conrad on the other
hand rs being bitterly fought by
anflcorporationista who declare
that Conrad. while wealthy. lacks
the qualifications OF senator.
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AGED COUPLE
ARE MURDERED

WILLIAMSBURG. Ky. Jan. a.
The bodies OF Mir. aud Mra. Warren
Claiborne. an aged couple. all cut
mp, probably by an AK, we're diaoov.
cred az their home near corbln yes.
tefday Robbery Ia believed 10 have
been the motive f0f the murder.
as they were known to have We.
GREETED In the house a large sum Of
money. William Lyttle WIS ar.
rested last night on suspicion.
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SPAULDINC OUT
FOR SENATORSHIP

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Jan. "A q.
Spaulding. baseball millionaire.
who claims the advisory vote for
United States senator to succeed
Frank j. Flint under the direct
primary law. has directed circular
letters to members Of the legis-
lature outlining his opposition TO
the candidacy OF Judge John ID.
Works. OF Los Angeles. Spauldlng
says he will not visit Sacramento
during the bailoting, but will rely
on the primary election promises
OF the legislators.
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NEW SUFFRAGE PAPER

The Western Woman Voter
made It's initial appearance last
Saturday. 1t is a monthly Journal.
published at Seattle, designed TO
inform women voters about govern
ment Of the city and state, and
OF the legal rights Of women. In
the first issue. the women are
exhorted to register early and vote
both in the recall and the council
manic election.
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various times since her second
trial. which. like her first case. 70.
suited IN disagreement among
the jurors. Mrs. kvaishaug appears
TO be cheerful and confident that
abe will be freed. Tho entire
morning was taken up Ia the ex.
animation OF vealremen.
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KELLOGG A
CANDIDATE

Councilman ]. Y. &. Kellogg. who
acted az prosecutor for the graft
investigation committee. and who
refused to vote for the amendment
20 the committees report, white
washing Superintendent OF Light
Ing Arms. Ii candidate for re-
election.
Petitions for his nomination were
filed Saturday, containing the
names Of many Of Seattle's best
known. public spirited citizens.
Along with business and profess
si0Bal men. members Of labor
unions and women's clubs are
found supporting Mr. Kellogg's can
didacy.
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NEW SCHOOL BOARD

The new board of school direc.
tors will begin active work today
Edmund Bowden Will probably
succeed John Schram as presi.
dent of the board The new mem.
bers are Judge r. a. Mcdonald and
William Pigott.
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thontieally official photograph OF
the famous HuNcHBACk and his
three little ONES az their reunion
yesterday. the first reunion since
1871 A. ~, f20 years ago
Let IA register our hope that the
famous HuNCHBACk Of history
and his three little ONES viii bring
each and every one OF you health,
happiness and a season OF great
prosperity.
Happy New Yearl
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u. of c. Takes Trophy

VICTORIA. b. C.. Jan. 3.--The
University OF California club left
here last night on the steamer
froquois for San Francisco with
the Keith silver cup neatly packed
away. They won the championship
for the Pacific coast after three of
the best games OF rugby ever
played on the island, two Of them
being tied and the deciding game
going to the California boys by
the score of to 0.
Wedding invitations, 1f9 Union
=. zee
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SAVED

ASTORIA. Ore. Jan. 3--StilI
leaking badly. the steam schooner
shna Yak. Captain w. r. Hutton.
which was picked up off the Co
lumbia river bar yesterday In water
logged condition and towed to As
toria. proceeded toward Portland
today.
The vessel Ia being towed up the
Columbia By the tank steamer As
cunsion.
The schooner was disabled while
crossing the bar on account of the
bursting OF a steam pipe.
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7 went IN and took one drink u
beer and then | climbed out again. .
said Mason. Never touched an
other thing. so help me"
Mason says he Is willing TO pay
for the beer II they viii let him
20, but be will be held until Judge
Gordon hears bis tale in police court
tomorrow.
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THIRD TRIAL FOR
KVALSHAUG
WOMAN

TACOMA. Jan. s.-The third
murder trial et Mrs Martina Kvaia
haug. charged With murder In the
first dewree as IN accessory to the
kllllng % her husband. Martin
Kvalshang. BY Charles Newcombe.
commenced this morning.
Although she had been III at
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RESURRECTION.

BOSTON. Jan. :. Horace
White Of Hanson st. bought a nice
fat rabbit for the holiday feast to.
day and brought Il home. Ills wife
put Il on a kitchen shelf and the
warmth brought the animal back 10
life. II escaped. The Whites ate
beefsteak after they recovered
from the shock.
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Here they arc'
Hats off. everybody,
The famous hnnchhack and
his three little ONES. all with as
once more. the first time since
1871
And as most OF us were not
here then they are practically
strangers 10 the dcnlxena OF this
globe. the citizens OF Seattle in.
cluded.
Here Is the first and only au.
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am a failure az
Dan Cupid part,
ner." says Justice
~ tho Peace
David COMBS oi
Seeiham town
ship.
In seven years
I have united 100
couples In matrl.
mony and all but
one couple have
been divorced
This has con
vlnced the law
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BARBER WonK rHEE
We hava iHst opened a RES branch 81
our Barber school az FGa Third HWs,
Third Az. ana Columbia 81 shave. Sci
hair cut lee. Clean linens good SER
vice WORK free charge IL Tor iaas
terlals only.
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE.
Two HNhnnfa
$50 Thifd Az. "a Washington ~
We teach the bBfhet trade complete
Course ass 90. Wages paid while
learning
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WYOMING GIRL ON LONG RIDE HORSEBACK TO
DECIDE WAGER BETWEEN TWO RIVAL RANcHERs

PORTLAND Or. Jan s-Tanned and hardy from several
months of outdoor life Buffalo
wyonag Is IN Portland today resting preparatory continuing
her horseback ride from Buffalo city
Francisco.
The arrived In Portland night
adc her Bud and guarded companion
eMekie#
The a0yearod gin has ridden s600 miles far She
undertook the trip 70 New York settle
uncle and neshh0r Under the of the
have completed the Journey by the OF
she will be richer BY $1,000 In gold and cattle
Wyoming
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why he climbed
over a tranaofn at
the rear OF the
Orpheum saloon
on Columbia st.
between First and
Secoad avs. last
night.
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critical condition and today II was
reported that peritonitis was
feared
Mrs. HaFold's release late last
night came as surprise to her
Little Frances. the cause OF all the
trouble. was being tucked into bed
when Prosecuting Attorney Bur.
meister called at the city jail and
gave Mrs Herold the joyful news
that she was free to return home.
The Graystone Athletic clubs
recent smoker was so successful
that hereafter the bouts will be
pulled off In the Empire theatre on
Pike 81. 10 accommodate she crowd.
The next smoker will be glTen FRI
day night Manager Falkenberg
has secured Kid Curry. Hahn.
shannon. Reynolds and other
clever amateurs.
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HELP wAhTEu--mALE.

WANTED AN ACTIVE. WIDE
AWAKE HAtHNMAN no DO
TRAM Wofk Win 0%E OF
TITS nnHT htr Unity sAtEHs
MNN AND GIoHEHH ms TIRE
UNITED HTAfnH iN ptArfNU
HOME mon GRADE eWufUW-
ALTON NANKfNg HECtNtFiNH
gDMMtHHt1NH a - a 81 e b p
WEEKLY OPPORTUNITY FuH
An tNpUHrHiOUH MAA no
MAKE M 0E Will FOLLOW
yfE EAFENfH ADVICE hNu
WuNK AM DIRECTED, FttpM
fHtn rb ttuH FEH MONTH 80
TIME GIVEN ITO NiHfTpHH or
foAFEGiH ~ R0n ARE fNs
fEHFHrHu tA MAKfNU f0FH-
WEIF SOME nGGu fUHhHT
MONEY. AAp Az THE ZANE
TIME HECuME a man GRADE
FtNANCtAf HALEHMAk. PHONE
MAIN 4ia 0W IND IfHk AND
ASK ron AfL cOn&ELts
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ALASKAN DIES
IN BLIZZARD

John Ness. one Of the most
prominent miners OF the Kusko-
kwim district. Is the latest to give
up his life In an Alaska blizzard.
according to advices received here
last night. Ness was attempting
TO make Georgetown from Kusko-
kwim creek when overtaken. No
trace of the body has been found
as yet, although several searching
parties have taken the trail. Ness
was familiar figure in Alaska.
He leaves two brothers.
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SEWER HEARING POSTPONED.

The 18th and MadIson Improve
ment club, which sent a committee
before the city council to oppose
the high assessments for trunk
sewer In It's district, was notified
Saturday that the discussion would
be postponed for 80 days. The
club had made arrangements TO
bring 300 OF It's members In a body
before the council next Tuesday
night to oppose the assessments.
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shems AND bcaehor-tcon,d1
ron $500 CASH

You san bay this taa ACRES wau 60
Gated. Within easy reach 81 ail the
Bound markets. aFaum house eHfun
clearing over "a mile N ruad frontage
auaf the place ~ start arid the mHkiHK
~ coon rAHM Thr Whole pfles
1900. balance 90 b. paid $500 per yaaf
3 per cent Interest FuH viii have 10
Hrt aulah % yeas aHf fbla
CHARLES BOMERB COMPANY
Aiasha Building
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NEW YORK. Jan. 2-~Charged
with Turing young girls from IA 10
N TO ruin. Alex Dubois Is under
arrest here. lie pretended 10 be
theatrical manager.
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Wanted -aAn spefieneed clothing safes
man ia represent uH iu oregon Washing
ton Idaho aHa Montana only men with
en established trade need 20 apply To
eetf our popular priced iinF uf mons aHd
fuunH metre clothing FeitF N0fhsfhtld
WHIP statesmen Me mant 81 men b.
start sat January no. prefer men Ntfh 60
fabiiahed trade. Reference must accom-
paHF application. Largest line. nure
srHriaitise than anf company iu the
world Ameriean Whip o. Maatfieid,
Mass
f.0ea uen wanted 70 rat uot toast beef
pu9L ROOM. ftia Thlfd as. between
tfks ana Union
fhia al is GOOD ~ ona hiK iuiey react
beef sandwich basement or Oriental
Pool haon. ftfs Thtrd av. Hand u 10
tha man today
You sss aautsd 10 Sovefnment poSi-
tiaa. use % mangh Wflfs for Hat ~ pn-
sltiena open Wrankiin Institute, Dept
tas.n Rochester.
Mems tEs biagN rAineoata ii1 80 Tra-
Gle Room asr. Traders Hidg. ssk =
Thifd
second hana eieihiar bo8sht ana sa,d
ieii fike - Main ttaA. lad. 4 gsat
CRAWFORD FLOOR co. H. s7ai
Fieef surfarinT ana refinishing dome.
~ Pref stevens. Nt~ nsshed Teach
HA Ing Dancing guaranteed IN pr.
IN vale lessons Days. swsninxa Trial
NM aiwaTs frs~ fearih ard Pine e
HOUSES.
r~~~~~~-~,>9-~~~~~-~ ~@-~~~~~e-~~>~~-~~
Hlr-feom house, new and pretty. nnlF
flA o. IaNs fhtunHf car nha see place
~ 18th ard rhird West. OF Srits An
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80 DIVORCES IN HIS
100 MARRIAGES!

COLUMBUS. Ind. Jan. Al
have quit my job because 1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-03
Broke Into Saloon
to Steal a Beer

u Just wanted drink. that's all. .
said John Mason today whom asked
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Wanted chocolate dippcr. only ex-
perlrnccd help need apply Koenig
Candy Co, 222i First av.
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Wanted ~ once Young mHu
win steuuEfauhiu pefieHre
nouA position fer right party.
Apply laos seventh az. Clr-
eutHfiaA Depart
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

WAN Ed Several young women with or
without experience AS telephone oper-
ators Apply 1890 nth av or HOS
Third nv. THE Pacific Tslephone
Telegraph Company.
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SELLING OH an a HAHGAfN
have r iaf Hf acreage 90 aiRht gf Seattle
- Kirkland. Faefefia. Metref isiaHd.
proved convenient 10 boat school. and
FOR those desiring 10 work IN Seattle,
Nhlls iitins On ne iaHd I have cut the
81 paf marfh ana Der esff IA
Brown. owner tdEt ALASKA bldg Natn
tstt hea.denea phone evenings. Grant
IDEAL POULTRY SITE.
flec acres. located wight ia fhe edge II
sandy lsan soil. ug biz ntumps
SNAP nt The price ohiy $500. Easy
CLIFFORD q VAN ARgDALE.
fais THIRD ~
sfm Hsle 1T Trade ice ARE sheat farm
VIII take alf property 81 bmaif tract u
land about 1000 Pam 9 clear oauer.
louis Wlek 1885 afFfh aV
SIS ChsH, 81 MONTHLY
WILL Buy A LITTLE RANCH.
PLENTY ~ room 70 raise q couple tbauaand
ehieAens Price tz4s. Ynu cau ngy Tor
manst Is tIs bsps ,hfaas .4s t isa s sis
BURKE a FARRAR. INC,
900 g 400 New York Hik
tis Pes aete fm ~ acrea ~ iauA. ioea.
Ton and soil especially adapted for fruit
near new town Buy Hu your own
terms This eli make aons one . good
cheap home beaeon 2t1&
a NEW KLONDikE = OREGON.
iso-aefe hgrnesteada. GIG0 co. Located 81
neW y nos runninK trains
FORREST LAND Co. LOCATORS
iaH second s Room s81
NiFe acres. GOOD soil neaF Seattle for
fls4, 80 down. ak monthly Hsrbart
q LnuuE- .mA I'm. Nlla
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
|. HARDWARE STORE
GHIEAP
stock and fixtures invoice ~ $500. Good
plumbing trade run IN connection. VIII
sell at once for tss0. rent sac. Geos
location.
S.P. DIXON a. co,
Main t0-4is Marion st.--Ind. 20.
1890 buys furniture, etc. Of good paving
seven room house always filled. close
IN, everything good sos James q
FLATS.
N~se~eree~~~e~~eS~-~~~~ ~~~~~r~~~e>e>S~~~NS~~N~r
To Hent-=Saven-room fiat, partly fur.
nished, gas range steam heat electric
light hot and cold water. sii Eighth av
For Rent Four-room flat. electric
lights, Fii. Inquire sa7 s7th s.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
~~~No~~~~~Nr~eesr~>~ -r~r~r~~~e-~~~e~~~~S~~~
Exchange ight-ruam modern house,
up stairs rents FOR SIS and down stairs
Ter SIS. equity OF g. zoe and mortgage Of
81 500. $1,000 60 run two years; $500 20
lse paid f2s month. overlooking Green
Lake. two blocks from cars. city property
or acreage.
J y. LAvARNE. sit Seneca st
50 acres or any part. within gs miles OF
Seattle. f2t an acre. TO exchange for
city property or equity, or viii sell
easy terms. owner. $40 Liberty
bldg, Third and Union.
Exehange-fot in Chicago. close in,
for city property. acreage or automobile.
j r. LAvABNE. 2ia Seneca 81
HOMESTEADS.
We can locate you on an exceptionally
good homestead or desert claim In one
Of tho best fruit sections OF Eastern
Washington This Is an unsurpassed
opportunity for making home and
becoming Independent In the best or
chard and intensified farming district
In the Northwest Call to see orchard
views and get particulars.
THE PERKINS LAND COMPANY,
III THIRD Az MAIN kaf
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- STAR WANT ADS -
Received at Owl "a
~ DRUG Store. NJ
VI INA ana Az. and u
&ah Cor. Ord and Pike. 14s
SaF1. mtnimun charge Ter auF a. ~
esuEe T.iephnHa ~ IL and So ntii Send
e9liseipf for pagment Main atoa lad
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
ee~-g~1e~~s~~nso~s~~-s "~ee~~~-e~r.<>~~e~~se>
TT ss s.s..s 2s s.i.'' 80,
let eps Meefs thsatss SOFA phenss sss
nannsF watsan Coz FunsFai niresspfs
sAifa ~ and taivsfssiy Beth phones 10
tos1 AND FOUND.
tsosf-A Sur. Xmas nsght. between gafd
and Madisar ana olive ard Etgh tIGe
ssth ~ csasr as
tast~Liyss srsi whits pointer Fswara.
ftoth phones sss Reliable Transfer Coma
panV sic Fffst
tsrss Friaay nieht. 81 Madison 81. saF.
black maff FINDER piea#s phone East
t.ss' Ffsneh BULLDOG female Call
SPECIAL NOTICES.
sN~~s~~~s~~-~~~~c-e->-~ ~ss>rrN~~~-~-e-s~~~es
FouE comrades Of oHe company o. ihs
nla iron n..ssds hed rssnien Nss
- O April, 1919. at Alma. nvtfaio eepn-
FfnsT LIEUT. j. A TESTER
SERGEANT HESHY REsLEM
, kEAsEk
HANAoN-At TAeasna. JsnaafY i. 1911.
Victor X. Hanson. a9ed So YeaFs
Funeral services viii be held Wedues-
daY afternoon a. - 80 e'eipcA At Jehhs
friends invited - attena
Thla az 10 good fof one big Juicy roast
beef sand wtch Easement 81 Oriental
Pool Room, ttis Third Az. Hand e 70
tha man today
vii Mr Duncan McMiiien. con ~ Alpha
MeMiitsn. pleas. correspond Nith his sin-
ter Mrs. Annie scweii, ss@a ~ seth 81.
seattle. waHh.l
Esheiman 4 wnson. carpenters and
general tabhsra weather stripping and
riapinE specially. Main llfo and Ind.
fisi
Netice 10 hereby siVen that 1 VIII here
after pay no debts contracted ~ my wife
on account 81 separation Jesse cain
VI " Kuuss eixar faslory has re-
moved 20 soc Third AZ
PERSONALS.
~~~~~~4~~~~s~~~s~~~s~-~~ ~~~~4~Ns~~~~~~~N~N~NS@
The Lonesome Club.
OPEN TO AfsLs
Join IL aud Find
AcQuAfNTANcE IMPROVEMENT.
SOCIAL ENJOYMENT
These are the objects u our club, and
strangers are welcome ReHpectshtitfy
IA the principal qualification for mem
hsfhhip.
For further Information and for terms.
call upon or address
THE LONESOME CLUB.
December paper 2Bc
Rooms Fl and ~ Dept. ~. No, 1917
Fourth Az, seattle. q. s. A.
nax 4Ei office hours, 10 20 8; 10 on
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r~rSNNS~N~~~~~~N~N~NN ~1~~~~1N~~~N~~~s~.N~N
Household furniture for sale cleap.
Monarch range. good as new; must be
sold soon. las +. e0th ST.. half block OF
Meridian car.
Three rooms furniture for sale cheap,
rent $40 s2liz nth sv., rear
Highest cash paid for furniture and
household goods. Main 1883, l. ssit
peske. chairs. showcases Chicago store
and Offlca Eurnltnra Co. l32k lat az.
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FOR sALE-FuRNiTuRs

SIS buys fresh Jersey COW. calf weeks
old, gives large flow Of richest milk,
Green eos. cor Of Aurora av. and sand It.
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Wedding invitations, 1i9 Union
N.
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To Heut-@Saven-room fiat, partly fur
nished. gas range steam heat electric
light. hot and cold water. sii Eighth av.
For Rent--Four-roam flat. electric
lights, Fii. Inquire car s7th s
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Douglas Island news., 1911-11-08

A cablegram received this morning by Henry Erie from Haines, brought the startling news that Harry Nelson dropped dead at o'clock this morn- ng. Mir. Erie and Harry's father will take the first boat for Haines. The de- ceased was MT. Brie's partner in the saloon business at Haiues, and was we'll known in Douglas.
 Jens en has just received new line of iron beds, springs and mattresses, which you should see before buying.
 "SITKA HOT SPRINGS" Accom- modations, American or European plan. For terms apply to Dr. F. l.. Goddard, Sanitarium, Alaska.