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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-31
THE MARKETS

fhs fssssvsrs srs sns sverige psseea
sss.s1 ~ the isesi .hss~s~is.s - lssc.
sn~es ase subje~y - vsrtstt~a. ssses1iso
70 fyvshs>>s $50 gss<ssi sseetlssse. set
fhess prices. uateas esheww1ee Indicated
ere fss sssSsssy fSvst sssaes.
HEss spa Bsfter--esliis9 prseA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-31

ffTrs To- I7cffTEf'6i~ 0lSiDJrTfTRTN6 co
Corner 9TH and Union; Main 1907, Ind.
Gas FREMONT OFFfcE, All Ere
mont Az Phones, North sso. 6rren ~.
HUTerERwOHrH A sD$. Professional
Directors and Licensed Embaimers leat
list, opp Moore theatre. Both phones sis.
Honneys Watson Co. Funeral Directors,
Third av and University, both phones >.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-31

DETROIT. Mich. July si.-De
tsctivoa Downoy and Fox OF this
city today received notice TO hold
themselves ia readiness 10 go 10
Los Angeles TO testify In the trials
OF John j. and James u. Nc.
Namara.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-31

"Lend me . dollar, old chap; !
get paid tomorrow"
"Hassn't got II. old scout; ! got
paid yesserday."--csck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-31
A. the Seattle.

Weeplets. Soblets. Then some
more weeplets and soblets. And
httle bits Of lace kept busy pace
from handbag to face, back to
handbag and again to face. An, Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-31

Ths Wellington. modern Courtroom.
steam heated apartments. 1909 jackson
81 private bath. paved district. rents
reduced. iit 20 tss See janiior on
promises
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.

s>'r~S>,,riis .s0).'c NJ sfi,fS,S NEf<S
IL YOU pay nors.you pay too much New,
clean. completely furnished. ioia-it-fs
pike at. l. AHA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-31

Lake Washington strawberry
fields are now opened TO the public.
ID cents per gallon. s"e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-31
rHE cowARplY soRr

When | arose 10 speak" related
the martyrod statesman. some one
threw base. cowardIy egg AZ me. :
And what kind OF an egg might
that bey" asked an attentive listen
or.
"A base. cowardiy egg" explain.
cd the stateman. is one that hits
you and then runs. st. Paul Pho
neer pregn.
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LOVES WAY.

ahe--rm afraid. Tom, dear. you
will find me a mine of faults.
He-Darling. II shall be the
sweetest labor OF my life to correct
them.
She (fIaring up)-Indeed, you
sha'n'ti---Boston Transcript.
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BOARD AND NOON.

'f1ilSfs s, ScSsasa OK "a cScd ~.
crentss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-31

coNsTANTiNoPLE. July si.--
Commanded by high STAFF officials
additional troops were dispatched
from Constantinople today 10 Alba
MIA. whore guerilla warfar. and
naassaercs have been raging for
weeks.
The sending OF more troops "a
reinforce the already large force In
Albania In taken here as confirms'
tion OF tho report that Turkey ID
preparing for hostllltics with Mon
tenegro. 20 which country thou
sands OF Albanian refugees have
fed for refuge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-31

Pretty Eleanor Robson. ~. 10
a phcfopiay champion. She is one
OF the singing girIs who mako the
circuit of Eugene Levy's houses In
the city.
Eleanor likes 10 sing to photo
play audiences.
"why7"
because" she says. they are
really more appreciative than
other audiences. You see" and she
laughed that clear. Iighthearted
laugh that betoksns the youth that
still clings TO the wide hair-ribbon.
"It's because the singing girl In the
moving picture house II the only
real. live attraction in the show"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-31

~FlAAkks.-=shsss'a'sllyS
Grs5ls s .sasl soCsel0
sfzrnF YiBs
$4,000, sHsons $1,000.
THE OxYPATHoR.
Relieves rneumnnls IN swsafy minutss
Breaks any Atnd Of fever. cures blood
peison 10 matter hsw had Fheumatisrn
must leave. asthma. cafarfn. Bfenchtsis.
sfosnAoh ss~abie Vanish inc spnw be-
fore nceh DAY sun. female disorders.
Ssrscose veins disappear. save epsfs.
,lss.s Ger esosk sfsa Asog, 'sss
WASHINGTON oxYPATHoR CO.
fa-iG r-l nias seattle, waah-
HUT ullis CURED DO uos sesr
truss pct fnanenf. atseints. withous ovef-
'as es ssss sss sssarss eases sas.a p..,
two years, from age J ynar - sEe le.
me Harvard system. tet Ahsfss n1ax
1874 eeeeni az. heattls
Vases. eslls- claims collected. am where.
and Information ottaineds confidential
general detective nusiuass thfuuRheut
the sori3 opea sssulues Censinsntal
pcsrrsiss Agency, az BAILEY BIDS Main
es1l.
STYLISH NARROWER SHOP.
Hats trimmed. aycd. eisaned sua ~
Aissrasloa Deps Sss ssa cid gar
msrts s&i Afeade
LADIES REMODEI.iNG PARf.oRS
Nov garments made and Old rsmedsisd.,
irsss ma, Ma IA 'rs sssf. o' "
Arcade mag Ind; = ssl5, -
MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
PERFORMED.
PHONES; MAIN sts7i IND. ~.
Denf " ionsiy fein eur matrimonial
bureau ft7s seventh av.. room 10. this
manih Phone l. stsT.
INTRODUCTION sociKrr.
Removed % Jos y rIke: Rem - =
HELP WANTEp--MALE.
----~-~-~~~--~---~-~,~--~~>
Interested In motefeycissr Nstnrsily
the great Thor It's remarkable en-
furanee carried u 10 victory IN twenty
five mile raca on the Fourth. likewise 20
miro In ten.miie race Rslinbl~ IN cmer-
sencv. secure on pleasure toufs, the
Thor 10 q prize 70 cyclists Thor for en-
dsrmnee every time Let Va conyipee you
4 pays g ,nsss' ~ Txs e h ,s,s X
Pike ------
wanfsd--Men snd women TO learn the
barber trade. Largest and most cora.
pleie school In tho West Wages paid
While learning An unlimited courss only
40 Call and see our school or write
\ NkTIoNAL BARBER COLLEGE
81 washington. OF Tfo Third Az
Phone. Main sttt
Wanted~-s eco men 70 pt<s pool q, the
ORIENTAL pool rooins We give our patrons
tfads chscks itis Third sv.. bst~een
Pihs and Union.
\ Gee men wanted 20 eat hot roast beef
sandwlches Basement ORIENTAL
4 POOL NOON. itls Third av.. botwesn
Pike and Union
New clean bed rooms. steam hcatcs.
hot and cold running water. , baths. CSC
per nlehf and UP. Hotel Model. 1879 srd
az. near pike -
saee CONFINEMENT POSITIONS
orJsN--Wrfte for list Franklin fnsti-
uns' Dept su q. Rochester. N y.
Spring 81. Pool hoom. asi spring 81
Hest In town. everything ncws ave per
cue w Cratngr. Ted Delns.
Two bright boys over rs years old Tor
day work Apply liz Columbia q
Second hand clothes. bought, sold and
sxcianced 1911 pIke st = 2sses y. tssa
CRAWFORD FLOOR CO, II afsi
Floor svrfseinr and rsfinishing done
HELP WANTED--FEMALE.
--~-<-~~-~-~e
Want cd e per fenced gown. coat and
a. 10 naufs for fadfea alteration room
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~~-~~~-~s~~es~<~s~u~-~~N~~ ~~~s~N-~~~~~~~~~<>~~
TO NAH. sCBscHfnEns The oats
uhsa Yoaf sonssfiptton expires 70 on the
address istssi ef ynpf rMpef. when thst
fats srrstss N your Subscription has not
asain bsea paid In sdtanee. roar nsfns
10 tahsn from ths iist, change sf Oats
en- tho address Label 10 a rarripf
NY rnsii fstffetly In advanced - eerb
. faeuth. ap te ala mopths. ala uenihs
~ Fa4. ore rear. ttte
~ rasit. Gus 81 city. 40 e~nfs per rnouth
W q ats sseoths. ais months. t.1es cue
Iear. fa1A
Fer tbs fonteutenTs o. eur f~s1srs, 90
hess es.ahllsb<d esssciss AZ the foiie~-
tnx dfax slofest
\. ~ Maiisas ssss Ballard A.. rnons
Ballard s8s
". Pins. Easf tatt Ira Cedar fgft,
Nesntafs vtsw tssse ssse~. eesn-r fsfd
and ausofa. Nefth tfe, ufesn 81
frsn@st Df.s Co. Efemcnf ~. snd
- ms % Narth ftss Green ~.
ssssh r.st rhss@ssy. ssss Dallas as'
rherry ssrr~s ressmssy. essn~r SARA
Az, sna y Cherry ~ ihenss East H.
Ayasas prus ssars. ss,h snz ofess-
eeed ~ Fhens Keith "a
Ale takes ~ 90 II q
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~ YOU ARE LOOKING TO RENT
HOUSES. CALL ON
GEORGE l.. CoLMAN.
sks New York Block seattle.
Far rent room house 1914 Aurora
Az cement Sidewalk psr,iy ssr rna,'-s
Ind phone 0rssn - -
F0r fcht--A bunaaiow On Lake Wash.
lnEien. Phone cedat ttf before w ~
FURNISHED ROOMS.
.S y @.ar ws. nssE ~ ss rs S W.. ed ss
furnished tall outsider foomss free baths
and phones. rates t2.se 20 800 per
week. tsc and Isc per day, walking dis-
taHrs.
THE ANNEX -~fooa Eishth Az. nssr
ws.,.s s..,s a sss,.s s,ss" s,a s"r"sssa
Rates lte per week; ltr pei nikht
osvmpie Apartments Housekeeptue
rooms. ti,Ts ard %. single rooms " -
ari upy best ana cheapest eioss-in apart.
.isnis In city. near public marksI seie
western AZ
BUSINESS CHANCES.
sNs~.~~N.~~-N~-~-~~~~~- ~~~-~~~>e~e~~~~~~~
o.nsral store, si.eee stock. ~ stgsy
orchard. lo,s Busilsas established .
years. spod io.n with assured futates
liberal fsFms cheap Tor cash. Fos par
ilcsiaFs apply 20 " II. 1fason Des Molnss
WASH
HIN PorLrhY-ts
Read August reuitfy Baiistin. - .
I've one mailed free Greenwood rafk
Poultry Yards, te9.izi W tsth q.
fof sale, bakery doing tip,op buni.
ness; usnef must 90 east Address r. o
ilos 49,. Monroe. wash.
Hardware BUSINESS for sale abeat
ti,fegs geef loeaslgn. Phone Kse, 1919
see business csrds ~ iis saniiafr MI
-
FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
~>>~~~.~S~<~-~.~~>e4rS sr~r-~~~r~~~~>~~<~r~~
TIRE KENYON
Real homes fer discriminating people.
!. and fsFpous. fully furnished Apart
msnta fesisr car 70 stu. ons block nnffh
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AT kinas u stsrs nstpfss. eoonisFs
shelving etc. made At - bell ct Phone
Ind tset
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DO you
WANT A HoME7

An elegant t.rsom cottage new ana
shaFoashiy madefna-on . b0-foot cor
ner. south Of North 18th a. Price
only t1feo. 1890 cash. and reaaonabie
monthly payments
~ W ARR. (Ownefl.
1854 Aahwofth ay. North 1907.
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HELP wANrEp--FEMALE.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

Wanfsd-Es pefienosd soyn. coat and
skirt hands for ladies' alteration room.
] nedeIHhcimcr a 60.
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nuslnEss cnANcEs.
rtJaNtsrrp ApAaTMrnTs.

TIRE KENYON
Real homes far discriminating people.
!. and fsFoom. fully furnished Apart
fnsnta. fssisf car 70 sth. one block nnffh.
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SIS PER AcRE-EAsY TERMS

60 acres fire waterfront: nice little
houss. orrhard. good ficaftuE no bet
ter fruit land. pretfiest home si,s on
the sound.
CHARLES soMERs COMPANY.
Alaska BEllding.
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Land that is a good speculation but
better for actual use; s. 10 and 2e-acra
tracts within miles OF Puget Sound AT
SIC per acre easy terms. Geo. n.
Moore 4 Co. ~ Yesler Way.
store for rent---fiest location on Pike
81. for barber, cigar man or photograph
or. Next 20 the beautiful winton show
rooms 1913 Pixie st
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-10
[ 'errrs

In spite Of the fact that in
this sale we are offering
the lowest prices ever
known for Pianos of quail
ty, you can buy on your
low monthly terms.
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OKLAHOMA HOUSE COMMITTEES
Appointments to Forty-FiVe Have
Been Made by Durant

General Appropriations Crawford,
chairman; Coughln, Steen Wo0dson.
Logan, Barnham. Miller, of Muskogee,
McClintlc, Senplo and Charles
Public Buildings Tehec, chairman,
Crawford. Aiken, Harris, Jackson.
Jayne, Logan, steen, Wright, Whit
man, Smith of Adair, New, Charles,
Kneeland and Vogle.
School Lands Logan, chairman,
Anthony James, Edwards, McDuffie,
Maxey, Frey, Smith Of Adair, Cornell,
Clark Of Kay, and Vogle.
Revenue and Taxation Bilhrrn,
chairman; Anthony Coyne, Tabor
Kiliam, Rose and Tooley.
Ranks and Banking Kiliam, chair
man: McClintc. Jackson, Wright. Ful-
Ter. Moore Of Ottawa, Miller of No
wata, Charles and DeyereauX
Code Commission-Jon of Jeffer
son, chairman; Crawford Maxey,
/ Patehel Coughlin, Bolen, Breedloye,
Champion, Edwards, Clark Of Atoka,
Tehee Chambers, Semple, Emanuel
Pryor, Cornell, Clark Of ul2ut, and
Clar kof Pawnee.
State and School LandsLogan
chairman; Anthony, McDuffie, James
Smith Of Adair. Maxey, Cornell, Frey
/ Crawford, Clark Of Kay and Vogle.
Five Civilized Indian Tribes and
Other Oklahoma Indian Tribes
Tribes-Ghambers, chairman. Tehee
Smith of Adair. Semple, Breedloye
l Knight, Folsom. Coyne, LirGsay
Blackburn and Jeffords
General Agriculture Rexroat chair
man, Brooks, Frey Williams of Co
manche, James, Marshall, Ashby o
!. Jackson, Brubaker, Roland, Lewis
I Peebly, Ncsbett. Folsom Clark o
Kay, and Davidson.
Fees and Salaries Miller Of Mus
kogee, chairman; Moss, Barnham
Broome, Edwards, Crawford, Rexroat
!. Fisher, Clark Of Pawnee.
Initiative and Referendum and Leg
islatiye department Clark OF Atoka
chairman; Cornell, Broome, Lewis
Moss, Maxey, clayton, Peebly, Fisher
Campbell and Acton
!, Public Service Corporations Steen
!, chairman; WoodGon, Logan. James
, Moss, Barnham, semple Gillespie
, 5earcy, Watrous and Campbell.
; Purchase OF Coal and Asphal
, Lands Folsom, Chairman; Searcy
, smith of Adair, More OF Coal Knight
; New, Sempe, Aslihy OF pushmataha
J Rexroai Testerman and Shearer.
) Private Corporations Jayne, chaii
J man: Frey, Harris. Pryor. Chambers
, Madden OF Roger Mills, McChntie an
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Woodward r. G. Vossburgh, Wool
ward, Rep
Pictorial Representatives
Johnston and Cole John M Moore,
Olney, DEM
Bryan and Atoka w A. DuranG
mant, Dem.
Pontotoe and Seminole j. S. Bar
ana, WeWoka. Dem.
Nuskogee and Haskell-James A.
Cullop. Haskell. Dem Has died since
the election; governor probably ap.
points SUI cessor.
tittsburg and Hnghes-Wm A.
Hammond. lIartshorne, Dem.
Gomanehe and Stephens-J. 5. Lett.
wich Comanche, Dem
Washita and Custer-George w
Cornwell, Weatherford, Dem.
Pottawatomie and Llncon-J. II.
Maxey, Jr., Shawnee, Dem.
Sequoyah and LeFlore s. ]. Fol
som, Poteau, Dem.
Alafalfa ana Grant-A. J. Ranirov
Pond Creek, Rep.
Craig ana Rogers-W. l.. Jeffords
Chelsea, Dem.
Garfield and Kingdsher-E Eugene
Watrous, Enid, Rep.
Payne and Pawnee NJ Clark
/ Pawnee, Rep.
Creek and Tulsa-W B. Pryor, sa
pulpa, Dem.
Caddo, Canadian and Cleveland E
/ Dan w. Peery, Carnegie. Dem.
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Me, McIntosh-J. W. stcen, sCnecotah.
Dem.
Majors. S. DAWSON, Falryiew,
Rep.
MARSHALL W. McDuhe, Madill,
Dem.
Mayes-R. w LindseH choteau'
Dem
Murray Charles B. Emanuel, Dem.
(Postoffice unknown.)
Muskogee- w. c. Jackson. Musko
gee, Dem; W. P. Miller, Muskogee,
Dem.
Noble-E. T. Testerman, Morrison,
Rep.
Nowata-C. L. Miller, Delaware,
Dem
0kfuskee-J. j. Poland, okemah,
Dem.
oklahor R L. Peebley, R. F. D.
No. 8, Oklahoma City, Dem; Hubert
l.. Belen, Oklahoma City, Dem; John
II. Wright, Oklahoma City, Dem; G.
II. DeFord, Harrah, Rep.
Okmulgee-J. M. Lenox, Boynton,
Dem.
osage-Chas. B. Peters, Hominy
Dem.
ottawa-James X. Moore, Miami
Dem.
Pawnee-Ross Brubaker, Black
burn. Dem.
Payne-T. H. Stockton, Perkins
Rep.
Pittsburgh. NJ. McElhaney, In
dianola, Dem, 5. +. Whitman, Me
Alester. Dem.
Pontotoc-John P. Crawford, Ada
Dem.
awatomie-Charles +. Barrett
/, Shawnee, Dem: w S. Carson, Shaw
nee, Dem; b. f. Nesbett Tecumseh
, Dem.
Pushmataha-H. s. P. Ashby, Ant
lers, Dem
Roger Mills-Perry Madden, Roll
Dem.
seminole-E e. Jayne, Wewoka
Dem.
Rogers Joe Chambers, Claremore
; Dem
sequoyah James w. Breedlove
/, Sallisaw. Dem.
Stephens w. B. Anthony, MARROW
, Dem. Governor Haskell's private
secretary, and present postoIice, Ok
: lahoma City)
Texas-T. O. James, Guymon, Dem
, Tiliman Walter L. Coughlin
! Frederick, Dem
/. Tulsa. L. Gillespie, Tulsa, Dem
+ Wagoner-John S. Moss, Porter
Dem.
i, Washington Lon Fisher Bartlei
vile, Dem.
Mashita-E. L. Harris, COrdcl
Dem.
|. Woods--D. s Woodson, Alva, Den
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lark of Kay.

Clark Of Kay
Judiciary and Judicial Department.
No Coughin, chairman, Boen,
Logan, Jones Pryor, Semple, Craw-
ford, nreedloye, Clark of Atoka,
Clark Of Grant and King.
Judiciary and Judicial Department.
No. 2 MaXcN chairman; Edwards.
Cornell, Champion, Chambers. Pat
chcll, Frey, Emanuel, Jackson, CLARK
ol Pawnee and Clayton.
Criminal Jurisprudence Semple
chairman: Crawford, Cornell, Wright,
Logan, Harris, Coughlin, Miller oil
Muskogee, Jones, Clark OF Kay and
Diydson
Chairmen Of other standing commit
tees are as follows: public Health
and Sanitation~-Johnson Practice or
Medlclna Miller Of Nowata; State
National Guard Barrett: Public
and Highways Woodson; Pharmacy
Hammond; Leyees, Drains and
bitches Barnham: Federal Relations
Edwards, Investigation Of Judicial
and Executive Departments-Jac
son: Municipal Corporations, Bolen;
Cotton Warehouses and Grain Elcya-
tors-Moore OF Coal: Protection OF
Birds, Fish and Game Knight; Con
stitutional Amendments Champion.
abor and Arbitration--Mc McDumie; En-
grossment, Aiken: Enrolment-New;
Dentistry -Nisbett Libraries Moore.
Of Ottawa; Education Williams, of
Comanche; Manufacturers ami Com
merce-Searcy: Canals and Noviga-
ton Lindsay; House Expense and
Public Accounts Webb; Retrench-
ment and Reform Harris Public
Printing Whitman:
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, @ @ @ . @ o c c @ 0 90 Q 0 @ c
v To Sell Things That Are
"FOR SALE!'

: How To Sell Things That Are .
, "FOR SALEp .
|: Write your For Sale" ad SIM. q
2 PLY stating every detail about .
: the article that you would want y
, an ad to give you If YOU were q
> anxious to buy something or the o
= kind Yourself Give little .
. thought to the selling points o
I: about the article, and put =
. THEM into your al. Then run =
) the add MORE THAN ONCE, ,
= II that Is necessary 1t may be y
> or It may not be. y
y G
!, @ @ o @ O @ @ 9 g o @ @ o g O g
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Good advice the good don't need
and the bad won't heed,
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Old PAPER FOR SALE AT THIS
OFFICE.
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. @ G 0 @ &C @ o @ @ @ @ o @ @ G


WANT TO SELL SOME lot . z
o Set aside few dollars for 4 4
9 series OF classified ads Write Z
. the ads so candidly that they /.
. win win second reading. 'a'c 7
the courage to order the oubIiea, s
= tlon Of these ads with a rcas- 7
!; enable number of repetitiors 2
. Youll get in touch vita nossi- :
Q BE buyers through tals little =
g campaign
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. eALEsMEN WANTED


WANTED-Salesmen of Ability and
neat appearance TO call on all mer-
chants in their territory; elegant side
line, convenient to carry; good com
missiors prompt remittance. A. 296
Belmont Mfg Co, Cincinnati, o.
WANTED Travelling salesman to sell
Cider. Premium with each keg
new scheme Exclusive territory
salary and expenses. Crown Cider
Co., ST. Louis, Mo.
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HELP WANTED--MALE

WANTED-Young men in automobile
business. Big demafd; short hours
fine pay Learn at home in spare
time Write Empire Auto Institute.
Box 20, Rochester, ~ Y,
POSITIVELY $40 A WEEK earned at
home doing newest fascinating, per
manent work. Money every day. No
canHhssirg or mail orders Send
Twelve 3 cent stamps covering beau
tiful booklet plans complete, postage
etc, enabling you to begin at once
Don't wait You'll be delighted
Stamps returned If trial unsaisfac
tory Send today. Rigeur Company
30S w. 5Sth St, New York,
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D-lnformation relative to
one e. l.. Wilgus His address will
be appreciated. Address j. G. Mas
Dor Care Leader.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HAVE YOtJ a WHITE BOOK?

-. REIGER & COMPANY have just
issued a handsome little booklet called
REiGER'S WHITE BOOK. Aside from
listing their complete line OF liquors
and wines, ii also contains very inter
esting and valuable information such
as humor wtticisms, toasts, epi-
grams, philosophy, poetry, as well as
ca anda for three years,
A copy OF this valuable boolllet will
he sent free if you will write a postal
to J. RIEGER e COMPANY, 2005
.Genesee street, Kansas City, Mo-
The Washington herald., 1911-03-15
PACKEY MCFARLAND
OUTBOXES MORAN
EnglishmanLo Loses FastFight
in New York.

New York. March IA magnificent
exhibition of scientific boxing enabled
Packey Mcfarland, of Chicago, to score
England, in a ten-round bout at the Fair
mont A. c. tonight.
a crowd that packed the building ex-
pected this result, but nobody looked for
such a brilliant performance as that
shown by the American. McFarland's
wonderful speed was chiefly responsible
for his success. He was lightning in
attack and defense With an unerring
left he jabbed Moran inceSsantly. and
scored the points so rapidly that Moran
was at times bewildered.
Dancing in and out with remarkable
fOotwork, the Chicagoan was so fast
in landing blows and avoNng them that
he was easily the master. Moran had
natural strength and a hard wallop in
either hand. but McFarland's defense was
so invincible that few effective blows
were driven home. When Moran found
that he was outclassed in scientific box
ing he tried rushing and slugging, but
Mcfarland knew how TO checkmate him
at this style with great skill.
Mcfarland had the better of every
round but the first, which was even. He
kept cool under fire, and boxed cleanly
and fairly He did not lose his temper
and was the sportsman always. Moran
was extremely good natured, laughing
repeatedly when hit, and made no excuses
for his defeat.
The bout was purely one in which real
science was displayed by both men, and
as the veteran Charlie White described
it, "one of the classiest seen in New York
in many years.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-15
BY WILLIAM PEET.

Atlanta. Ga, March H-President
Noyes. of the Nationals, made no effort
to-day to see Walter Johnson. the big
pitcher, who has refused to sign his con-
tract, and unless the two get together
some time tomorrow, It is likely that
nothing will be done until the club re-
turns to Washington.
Walter Johnson said tonight: Il do
not think my demands are unreasonable.
| know l am asking for good-sized
salary, but then, l think 1 am worth it.
Nobody on the club works harder than
1 do, and 1 never complain about pitch
ing extra games out of my turn. can
deliver the goods, and consider myself
worth every cent am demanding.
Mr.. Noyes will leave for Washington
tomorrow, and early tonight could not
say whether or not he would attempt to
talk with Johnson again before he starts
for the Capital.
Johnson is not acting ugly over the
matter On the contrary. he keeps right
on with his daily practice. and will con-
tinUe to do so. Johnson intends to get
himself into the best possible condition