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CHAPTER VII.
The Rosewood Box.

On the girl. Tom Fanshaw's passion
ate, stormy avowal had the effect Of
a sort Of moral earthquake. 1t left
the ground beneath her feet suddenly
unstable and treacherous: It threaten
cd to bring down about her ears the
whole structure Of her life. The very
thing she had relied upon for shelter
and security against outside troubles
and dangers. was. on the instant.
fraught with a greater danger than
any Of them
For the first few moments after his
avowal she had felt No emotion other
than that Of astonishment and In
credulity. Even when he asked her
II she could not marry him. anyway.
though the question rsvoltsd her. she
told the truth in saying that she was
not angry.
Tho anger came later. but It burned
into . fame that was all the hottsr
for Its tardiness in kindling. 1t must
have an outlet somewhere. and ~
such, the promenade up and down the
other side Of the deck was altogether
insuhi icient.
The sishv Of a small boat at the
foot OF the accommodation ladder
seemed to offer something better. 30.
pulling on . pair Of fur gauntlets, she
dropped into It, cast of the painter.
shipped the pair Of light oars 1t con.
tanned. and rowed away without any
thought of her destination-of any
destination whatever; without. even.
very clear idea Of what she was do
ing. She must do something; that
was all she knew. Certainly she pulled
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,rsw is Fsr ost ises ~ Wsssss.
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NEW BILLS ON TODAY AT
MOVING PICTURE HOUSES

: Tomorrow film at the Lyceum
a q lesson sent out by the RUSSELL
&age Foundation TO women ard
children OF Amefea. pleading far
the Observance of a sane Fourth
II July. IL Is all about a young
mayor who hasn't tiae sand to stand
up against the big business inter.
ests. which want the unlimited sale
Of deadly fireworks TO GO on. aud
In consequence the mayaDrs own
con Is totally blinded by a cannon
firecraeker The film shows "
contrast proper observance Of the
succeeding Fourth.
The Sheepman's Daughter. at
two theatres for two days. 10 a
touching drama with scenery ef-
fecfs II Is a story Of fight be-
tween cattlemen and n sheepman.
In which there are several close
calls. The sheepman takes to the
woods to save his life. and his
Daughter Is driven from the ranch
Che Is later found by young par.
lon and taken 90 his home. Che
two save the old sheepman's life
and convert the cattlemen.
BiJes--A wetirn@ woeIng." drains.
~Esttieenakss and ounpo~ser.- '-rte
Ranch Teaa~r.~ comedy. The fdttis
Rider" DRAMA The Diamond swindisf.~
drama
Circuit 1--we Proves Stronger Than
Duty" drama. '-Bohfs Microscopy" eda-
tast5nai. Rertie's Reformation sfornefty
drama; "Firrs q Pate" drama
qssy---'iseienee W. oeacksry..' drarna I;
The Inheritance" comedy IL served
Qsx Rlxhf.~ comedy. Tbs Flag Didni
Hts>. odssaa-
Glass Last Appesi.s drama
2fonoGram 81 .. o.. comedy; The
1hs@pman's Dnpxhser.~ dams.
cotiss.sm -s'sure Cure comedy. The
44ssxe.r drama: The Prstender. !
dana. Never Too Late 70 Mend.
drama snTBe s.isoas st0wawsy." drama.
Dream "a Novel Experiment. drama
The Apsketsef." drama. '-The sieufh."
c3mefYs The fmHeft1 Alamo drama
ExhQat --aTbs caafss Honor drama
'yyonssr ~ Tnihrt. Asia" scenic. The
HsrdsrA 6Eawfa
Id~ziA THE r,mpsror's Return" drama
sThe stHt <farru.' swans scruie
'Asasllne's Hebeffies.~ comedy.
Lyesasn ne T~mptrsss~ drama
~caplaF charrrsssF'' c6medy. Tangled
National The Heart OF An Indian
OIL" drama: when a Mans Married.
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comedy. eCsptain Men, drama
Kuby Little <etrs Tobacco" res
sf'spgaiooa Skirt.~ 'rrtil Death 10 Part.
IAN Indians Am hiItnn
nsis~n~- boxiak Match. Astsies. Gs~sn-
tapan.- seeaic. sAikan ska's Auto.
gasnedy. The rsenked Read" drama,
save, Dads GAt3" erMna: Tale ~
the Foafhfiis~ drasAa rha Marsssous
Cos comedy.
Ws.htnxfsn--'The Marvellous Cou. %
comedy The ehe~pmau's Daughter.
drama. The Last Appeal drama.
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AGENTS WANTED

~r~~4~~-~-~~~~~~>N~~ ~~~c~~~~~~-~~r0~~rN
Eighth wonder ~ the world. New
Automatic Razor Hhhrpener. Wonderful
accuracy Hmazes everybody. Guaranteed
for life. sells itself; carry sample la
pocket inexperienced man made 5000
profit tn two days Good man wanted
IN every territory as local agent or gem
afai manager. All or spare time, ffh "a
$50 weekly. Write quick FOR free de-
tails sworn statements aud have terri
tory assigned. Address The Heverfaii
Company. 1864 Cotton BLDG, Toledo, q.
SO weekly and espenses 70 Trustworthy
people "a travel ana Distribute samples
Tor big whoissais house. G. n. Emery.
Y set. chicago.
400 monthly and expenses 90 travel
ana distribute samples for big manufao-
furer: steady work y scheffer, treas.
u fgt Chicago.
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BAR MINISTER'S?

SANTA BARBARA. Cal. June 3.
John &. Lincoln. millionaire mem
Der of the hamber OF Commerce.
today protested TO that body against
securing cierEynen In future TO al.
dress them Mt their annual ban
quet.
Ministers are too long winded. :"
complained Lincoln. and make the
exercises entirelyoto too long.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-~~~-~><~~e~~~~~-~~ ~>~~~~ee~~>>>~~D~~
MANUEL WATAOS CHURCH OF
TRUE ePfRfTGAIIsN. fSCORPO-
RATED. meets stevens hHil. Fourth near
ulnR Of afternoon service. 20. formation
~ cifciss; y. m, wedding Of tNo
prominent members Of the church, D.
RI Torture ~ Rev A = Hperkert sub.
iHct WHAT ABf,S HAM LINCOLN.
gES. ROBERT y. In and The Soldiers
10 Eiue and Gray Are Daina 10 Tho Spirit
world" During this iectnrc Rev. a.
speg krrt will be guided and Inspired ~
Abraham Lincoln and other leading
zpfflts Appropriate memorial singing by
Ida Miehaets ard ~. carlos McAlliFfer.
eornet solos by Brother MAXWELL. violin
musiG BY Lou T.. Cote
After evening lecture, spirit nsssaK
~ that ceiebrafed New York medium
sister y. atruble. and Rev stella Rosa
Cameron. Sister louise N. Christian viii
be controlled by her Hiudo0 guide and
lecture and slue In tho IlindoO language
Admission free. Everyone welcome Bring
yeur friends.
HTOcKHOLDEHy MEETING
Notice IL hereby given the regular
annual Meeting Of the stockholders ~
the Labor Temple association will be- held
In hall No. 10. Labor Temple. Seattle. at
o. M. on Monday. June ~. 1911.
a. Kust. aecrstary ana manager
siz50-~My GOOD house, cornery acre
magnificent view abundant small fruit (.
garden growing. five minutes walk to
ear. extremely cheap, owner leaving city
e5io Graham, corner Sind. beacon t28s
VIII sell All my rights 10 baspiu re-
iaiuer; patented; reasonable prioe. Mrs
W Brown, l1s5h stqrgea Road
Increased reward 70 party who called
7Toe "Wednesday.
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FLATS.
@~e~@~eeee~ee~N-~~~-~~rNs~~
FuE rest a. sainHx~f fatF@. tNp an1
three roam ntesrrn rsts, FURNISHED ~
unfufniahst4 pleasant slttstsssni GEL
e4s ssfsfce fFfE ssa - Sc TIE Ma
beth. rufnfaw = anf hsraeiicsh -
rrrse rssssn flat ga lafsr eiesei, hAth
sss ransr. ass sn1 ets4srtf tiNhA hHt an1
rssta wat~F fas rsOacF f'usff+ f-ant
ftfs
ass,.-s s.ssess sps.ss tls,. az iitt a.
80 r'tane Ersi sgta
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

ME f0sFTFTTG rTDEFTxRRrfTc6r; 20
Cfrner 9TH and Union; Main 1907. IND.
47ss FREHONT OFFICE. 3fi7 Ffe-
mont AZ Phones. North 7zo. Green ~
BUTTEfiWOgTH Il son, Pfofenslon8l
pirsetoFs and Licensed Embaimsrs 1921
Isl. oR2 Noete thcaife. 10th phones ste
Bonney. watson Co. Funeral Directors.
Uhir1 ~. It'd University. Both phones H.
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To the Masner Born.

Did you ever play In Hamlet =
inquired a theatrical manager Of
recent acquisition to- his com
pany.
Ever" exclaimed the ncwcom-
err why. I've played In every
hamlet of Great Britain. London
TitBits.
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AUCTION SALES,

-~lNINN~~1N1~I~~s~@~1N N~~ON~>~~NNNNNsN~
Grand Rapids Auction ana Storage Co..
a8as-ae First av,. will buy your goods or
soil them on commission. A. r. Roths-
child auotlonoer. Main 7ssa. l. sea.
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FARMS ANo AcRrs-contInued.


nls tract ~ cleared iand for shat ~
stamps Absolutely the finest place
for chickens anywhere Adjoining
neU town with three lines Of railroad
Close 20 the best markets. on the Coast
Not AZ q swamp and does not over
flow i'ut this iwSpstatoea and pay
faf II With one crop fefmH SO cash
80 moHih. see owner. az asbihofn
hlds so aseend Az
ron SALE 80 ACRES or THE
FINEST KIND or FRUIT LAND
IN DOUGLAS co. on THE CO
LIiMniA RIVER SUB lRHiGAT.
ED AND LEVEL. GOOD BOAT
SERVICE AND ROADS. LAND ~
THIS NEIGHBORHOOD HAS
BEEN SELLING AT $4,000 AN
ACRE. Nv TAKEN NOW. WILL
GIVE BIG SACRIFICE on THAT
'"''p GEORGE L. cnMAN.
ass Nswyork block. seattle. wash
90 0uT TO LAKE FOREST PARK
SUNDAY.
Take boat az Madison PARK A. $50
sunday marnins ana spend the day
pieniekins . fishing 81 i.ahe Faf.r,
pafk. iIfa affrst fN0 great biz trout
streams You are Welcome Como on
eut and look d over ON this side ~
the iaks rriess aH low a. ftea pee
acre Easy terms
Ole HANSON A. co.
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SOUTH PARKS
ARE CHAMPIONS

SOUTH PARK BEAT MADeoSA.
Before a crowd OF cheering kids.
South Park beat Madronn By a 10
. score nj Dusdaie's park this morn.
Ing In ten.inning game for the
junior championship OF the Gram.
mar School league. Postmaster
Russell acted as umpire. The acNe
by Innings
s PSk s0O00oooo2 4
Msdrysna .fe1O0Ie0O0-s s 4
batteries Chamberlain and
Woody FOR Maarona: Hfnwn aud
Fletcher for south Park
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RUPTURE cGnED 10 not war
truss. psrrnnnslIf. absoiufe. without oper.
alton or dessusloa Dom business ~
labor. over one hundred cases cured pesf
two years, from age YEAR n ags ~.
The Harvard Hystrn. 7yt khafar BidE
itlt second az. seattle
STYLISH MAKEovER SHOP.
Hats trimmed. dyed. cleaned and re-
Blocked. Flumss euried and cleared
Alteration DGt New and old gar
LADIES REMODELfNG PARLoRs
Nss garments made and old f~modelsd
Latest styles Prizes faazsuabis. ass
otrcsfe Bld3 Ind r 1sI7.
Arf9de Bldg fnf =. 1stT.
Mrs Won Hlckers. graduate midwife.
hrfns confinement. female disorders sun
cessfully treated physician " required
i13f Valley, corner Eawtinke Nv Take
tastlake car 20 Valley -. From ! 20
Detective work; strictiy confidential
WAITED - Everyons nsfferinE from
BROOD or aKIN dis0rAeo o. any Kind
fsanea. remedy 30 Pacific nlde
MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
PERFORMED.
pHoNEg: eAfT 1861. IND. 80
For fine stamp photos. visit the
Pioneer studio. s2s first AZ.
INTRODUCTION SOCIETY
izzf Third av.. 30 IN Hvbee hotes.
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The SEATTLE STAR

70 dfiI q 30 EIfBffs = fRs ) ~
vhsu your subscription expires IL "a the
sddrssH label u your paper when thar
date arrives. n your Subscription has not
again been paid n advances. your nraue
u taken from She list a change Of cate
on she address label IL a receipt
By mail fEfriciiy IN adynnceh 20 cents
2 month. % to ak months; SIX months.
f.T9, one year. $500.
By mail. out NJ city. 10 cents per month
W 20 ~ months. six months. ti.70i ons
year f125
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To kathorgr Higkey. 2ha 10 as.smtng
since last MondsY. wlii vsu piassr faturss.
- yoar mother ls Dangerously ~ aud
SAINTS 20 rpu
Experienced ard appfsnfirea Preach
private millinery. as ruopirs nank
frae MADAME Gindie.
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. FOR the eont enicnCe Of our readers. we
hfFs estabiiSHed agencies at the follow
Ing druE stores
y. ". MnIien. sf9s Ballard Az. Phone
Ballard 14s
Crown i1fasroey. corner 1fth AZ. ana
~ Pine East sff1 Ind. Cedar 1924.
Mountain View Drug store, corner 77rd
ana Aurora North 1Ts. Green 81.
- fremont Drug Eu.. Fremont Nv. md
ErfnR ~ Nnrfh 1855 Green ~.
5ogth Park Pharmacy, szzs Dallas av.
kldner 1872
sherry street Pharmacy. corner 21rd
~ ana u Cherry sL Phones East iif.
Cedar az
AJaxp Drug Store. ssfh and Green
wood ~ Plume NoTih s1
Ada faken - 70 u a. m.
cla.slnsa want aas. &c. one esnl pei
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Classified want ads. etc. ono cent per
word, ininlHgats9 charge for any nd. 70
cents 'fsie.fions al IN ana we Will send
fs.tsa'of for tsYsneFli Main $500. Ind.
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LAKE eURlEN PROPERTY.


LAKE euRlEN PRopeRIY
AN OPPORTUNITY.
Large tracts on new @nder car line at
Lake Burton, 400 ~ $40 down ans
f.eary nidg Ind, 6ooT, Main bS6s.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
N~~c~~~~S>~-~~Scr ~rs~s>~~r>-r>r>r>
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED
SEATTLE REAL ESTATE AT 7 PER
CENT PIONEER RENT q COILEC-
TfoN CO. 2os AMERICAN BANK
nLDO.
CITY AND COUNTY LOANS
On improved or vacant property at and
per cent any amount from $50 TO $500.
for a Ions or short time, and easy pay-
mentH. no delay. Sturtevnnt q Co, si2
Boston Block, second and Columbia.
Our OWN MONEY TO LOAN on itn-
proved reside Rates to per cent
with reasonable commission.
SEATTLE TRUST COMPANY.
aiO Columbia ST. Central Bldg
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fNtfd Ffe5if NtH w" tt'tt -
o 10 AcYEs. $3.50.
s2S DOWN. 81 A MONTH.
10 aefss lgins hair mile from Lake
aammamish On Eood road from kirk =
isnd. ear % clear. ssfy csdss i've
uhsn cultivated will g=iec ffrifI t~Es
tahiss. berries. 80 .nn esFllt af's.
a. seattle come n bfaufh "fth@ ~
Kltkfsuf ipdar.
BURKE a FARRs Mr.. INC.
tos - ses New fefk nis.
WILL SELL. ny FINE HOME IN
KENNYDAI.E WAY BELOW MAR
KET PRICE. 800 90 DOWN. BAL
ANCE on TERMS TO SUIT BUY
ER. DO NOT FAIL TO iNNEsTl'
GATE.
GEORGE l.. CoLMAN.
sse Nsw Yofk uiask. ssaisis. wssh
noMFsTEAbN ~ oHAHouN~.
fwu desirable hnmfaissdt upsn t"f
entry IN nhauaEaD gh4nes fyr erscta -
more 80 iain party NpinE N 10"
climate productive soil. Sod uriAhenfa
Railroad hBiidinx this summer ~
may - yoaf iasi eppoftuniif e So
frex Land. iaessaf secs NAth ihT pDtf
gast.eaoy Tor particulars
oslfAN EispR a siisMEh,
sffs1ff Ainrktee Niefk
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
-~s~No@0e~~~~c~~~rN~~r~rN>
Park apartments corner Pike and
Boyiston. 2 sunny outside housekeeping
rooms. regular kitchen. hot ana running
water. sink. free bath and laundry, two
blocks from school six minutes from pub
Ito market, electricity gas range, fgb0
week Also convenient single housckeup-
lug. t2J0 Phone East 2ie7
Well furnished housekeeping GINS. I.
or 2. for ti.bQ ana 81. each. Other
rooms for bachelors only " and fl.2b.
Gas, lighi, laundry. included. i0i2-ts
Pike at
ono very large housekeeping room;
closet, pantry. bath running water. gas.
electricity, phones; 80 month Between
Yeeler and jackson. all 2gud nv.
ConvenienN 10 -four car lines.
Two furnished HIGHT housekeeping
rooms. close In, $40 month. 1915 Nesler
Way.
Large housekeeping room aud kitchen
stta. 81 30 week. private home. fsaler
car Phone Cedar sfT
Newly furnished housekeeping rooms.
on suite or single. modern, $50 week
and up stratfcrd apis. 1osh Esstlaks
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HELP wANrgp-FEmAlE.

Wsnisd-Gtris 20 Operate rarnsr staxsr-
~ accustomed - power snsrhines Nafth.
M~stsru Fspsr Hes Co FsrMi as and
kaals o. Fhsns queen Ann~ z+zs. fnd
ites
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involved that the state of Colorado
itselE threw itself into the contest.
Attorney General Barnett was au-
thor!zed 20 assist Ii hit IN fighting
the federal government. He did
so.
The attorney general emphasized
the argument before the Supreme
Court that no provision of the con-
stitut!on empowered the federal gov
eminent to conserve the national
resources by providing for con
tinufng timber supply, regulating
the now of streams and preserving
power sites from being monoDolized.
He urged that the withdrawal Of
such large tracts of land, said to be
one-ffth of the entire area of colo
RADIO. was the denial of equality with
older states which had been allowed
to exercise dominion over all the
territory within their boundaries.
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COPIES OF AGTS
OF the Legislation Are Now
Ready for Distribu-
ton.

The first advance copies of the
acts OF the last session OF the legs
lature have been received from the
printer by Clerk John T: Harris, of
the Senate. and are being sent out
to the members OF the legislature
and other officials entitled to them.
These copies are not for general dis
tribut!on, but for members of the
legislature, judges OF the supreme
court, criminal and circuit courts
sheriffs, prosecuting attorneys and
clerks OF the circuit and county
courts.
The acts fill a volume of 294
pages and include everything done
by the legislature during the last
session. Regular bound copies of
the acts will not be issued until af-
ter the session OF the legislature
which begins May IS.
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zen
1900 ana q $40 was rs
great as that from 1892 70 1870.
sYhen the increase of the number
of people TO be supported upon .
ceftaln area increases as much IN
ten years as It formerly did IN four
and one-haIf centur1ess It IS a fact
that our schools must take inso ae-
count industrial education Is GER
tai9lyl destined TO be the great edu-
cat onaf problem OF the future No
6eacher can aRord to miss such a
discussion OF the various phases OF
this subject as will take place at
B1ueHeld.
The varioIis sections or depart
ments, which have all the morning
meetings. VIII discuss all problems
concerning the elementary and high
schools, the normal schools, the
country schools and the town
schools as concerns their super
yfsory officers. their teachers, their
patrons. etc.
IT IS lamentable fact that in the
past West Virginia teachers have
not supported their state association
as they should have done. Some OF
the states have 1000 and 5000
members. West Virginia has usual
" had less than 10 per cent OF that
mum Der; 200 has not been an. un-
unusually low number. In fact.
West virginia. which now stands
second in the production of coal,
stands about thirty-fifth, in the size
of her state education association.
The association is anxious for
teachers 10 realize the Importance
and significance of these facts.
while the trip to Blueheld is a
hard and expensive one from some
places. this is from one point OF
view. an extra reason for going.
rather than not going. How can
the teacher teach West virginia
without knowing 1t? And how can
she know it without seeing it?
The low rates. the cheap accommo-
dations, and the many other adj
vantages of the trip at this time
make 1t very desirable for the
teacher to attend.
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INdmcntion Nieeting.

It is the earnest desire of the OH
GERS OF the West Virginia Education
Association to increase ITS member
ship. $50 as to strengthen its intu-
once as one of the means of educa-
tional development and, progress IN
the state" and the cooperation of
the state press is sought as educa-
tors generally recognize the power
OF the press. Newspapers are edu-
cations friends and "a cheerful
spirit of cooperation and assist
ance' is becoming greater and
greater on their part.
The associations meeting this year
will be held at Blueheld June 1916
ana c. r. Murray, of Williamson.
secretary, says It will be one OF the
greatest in the history OF the asso-
cIation The general program he
says, is devoted to the very import
ant subject of industrial education
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FgSTER Z!GLER
Succeeds Peddicord as Secre-
tary to Congressman
Brown.

WASHINGTON, d. c., May p
Lindsey b. H. Peddicord, secretary
on Congressman w. c. Brown, who
had been secretary to Congressman
also. left today for Bing-
hampton, n. Y, where he win act
as secretary and confidential man
to william sharpe Kilmer, a wealthy
banker, real estate owner and in
weston. Mr.. Peddicord made the
change solely for financial reasons.
He viii he succeeded in Mr..
browns Office by Foster Zigler, Of
Kingwood. who has acted as Mr.
Browns personal secretary for some
time.
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ELEGTROCUTED
Is Frank Robinson, a Line
man, While on a Pole
at Grafton.

GRAFTON, May. 2-Frank Robin
son, aged 35 years, let death in
stantly yesterday afternoon at 3:l5
O'Clock by being eIeetrocuted while
on a pole doing some repair work
near the West Side school build
ing. Several people saw the un-
fortunate man fall, and Drs. Powell
and Suddarth rushed to his assist
ance, but death was almost in
stantaueous and within minute af-
ter coming in contact with the dead
Iy wire, life was extinct.
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BIJSlRFSS OPPORIUN.TY.

WiANTED-Qne of the largest
and most widely known shoe man
ufacturers in. the United. States,
giving employment to more than
five thousand people, and who have
spent over million dollars giving
publicity TO their products, which
are TODAY known in every city and
town in the United States, want 4
man or woman with average business
ability 10 operate store in towns
Of ten thousand and up, including
Clarks5urg.
The line Of goods is commercial
stap!e and necessity. A store of
thi, kind, backed by our advertising
campaign. which is conceded by eX-
perts to be the greatest in the world,
is bound 10 bc success and money
maker from the start. Thorough in
vestigation invited and no invest
ment asked until thoroughly salts
fed in regard to prospects of success.
1t will require a capital of from S.
500 to $4,000.
Address. Box SIG, Pittsburg,
PENNSYLVANIA.
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PATENTS
Are Granted by the Depart
ment to a Number Of
West Virginians.

WASHINGTON D. c., May g.
Patents have been granted to West
Virginians as Follows: WiIliam F..
Montgomery, device for re-
tanning. filings in teeth; Harry b.
conway, Boone. electrical rail bpndj
Alonzo L. Edwards. Wheeling, Ian
tern: Albert r. Eshbaugh, william,
Tucker county, window shade and
curtain pole support; Willidm D.
ord. Landgraf, load transferring
ana depositing apparatus. and lock-
device for dumping receptacle5;
John d. Russ, Spencer, gun sight.