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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-02

eyes A little later. little sleepicr.
MIR. I.ougwogth followed
Going down 20 the Cuicbra cut
Mrs. Longworth laughed and
bObbed her head about like a little
Girl trying 20 see on both sides OF
the track at once When she got
there she rode ON the busy steam
shovelN and talked with engineers,
shovel men and dump men.
Il seen a woman a'comins away
over to my dump early this morn.
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NEW YORK. Dec. Al would
have backed up the McNamaras
With my life. This Is Incredible.
sm astounded. declared Samuel
Compers. president OF the American
Federation OF Labor. today.
The MeNamaras are pair OF
Importers I have a personal letter
rom them assuring me OF their In
nocencs. When l went "a see them
they again assured me of their In
pceence. was satisfied the whole
thing was a framc.up ! thought
Detective Burns was trying to'make
. reputation al the expense Of the
EeNamarAs
But there Is bad and good In
every organization. and organized
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HELP wANTEp-FEMALE

First class alterations. prices rea-
sonable; ladies' suits and skirts
made to order. work guaranteed.
Mrs. Gown. e0b Pike.
Women 90 sell books. Call at 70s
Pine st Good moneY.
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Ing, and | says to myself. What In
helli'- said Billy Mccarthy. dump
foreman. 10 me afterward.
Later | saw Mrs, f.ongworth AZ a
party given In her honor She wore
a gown OF emerald green satin with
trimming OF cloth Of gold and black
net. II WAS cut very low. She has
a beautiful neck and shoulders. and
wore no necklace or Jewels. except
a pair of long emerald ear rings.
SUE.
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PUBLIC, MARKETS
wrsrLAxr MAaxnr.

Eastern hams. is cents pound. lamb
Shoulders. : cents pound. bacon. 10
pound. legs and loins of lamb. 1914
cents pound, country sausage and
hamburger. 10 cents pound. pot roast.
II to 12h cents pound. legs spring
lamb. 10 cents pound, cornsd beef. 4
cents pound. Gb-cent teas. as canta
pound. corn starch. cents. choice
apples. box, 81. pickles. 10 cents
dozen; hominy. quarts is cents
sauer kraut, 2 quarts 10 cents. 6
Crystal White soap. abc; Cornichon
grapes, 20 cents basket. bananas. 10
and IS cents dozen: good butter. 80
cents pound. Wisconsin cream
cheese, rs cents pound mild choose.
30 cents pound. sharp cheese, 20 cents
Mound
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A nice. chubby healthy little baby
is TO be given away tomorrow night
at the Salvation Army headquar-
ters. according 10 the Army officers.
Brigsdier and Mrs Dublin and
staff. Captain and Mrs. Stony will
attend the service. New soldiers
will be sworn in.
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Large sweet potatoes. z pounds 10
cents. sour pickles. 10 cents quart .
ripe olives, 20 cents pint. cream
head rice. pounds 20 cents new
crop walnuts. IS cents pound; table
peaches, 10 cents can. soda, pack
ages i5 cents: Bakers cocoa, 30
cents package. olive oil. 70 cents
vloleta. 10 cents bunch. hamburger
steak, pounds &c cents. whole or
half hams. rs cents pound: barbe-
cusd cod. Is cents pound Norway
40 centa dozen
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cARPEHTExs
sclHs sss'I-,-I:sL ... L.,o,Ars
CHrRoPoprsTs
CLOTHING

fR6Ff6fSfs' IN 4 ~ 60; forf.~
leo White Baiitfsng.
snort time loans az iow rates on
collateral security.
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"Clearing the Atmosphere" Says Mayor

at this time hardly give 20 labor
It's Just due. Yet. II the admissions
are true. such exposures must
sooner or later clear the atmos-
phere OF the labor world"
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Home made sausage. 10 cents
pound; legs OF lamb. i2h cents
prime cuts corn beef, II cents pound
sirioin. T-bone. porterhouse steaks,
IL cents pound; shoulders OF lamb, I
cents pound. breasts OF lamb. cents
20 cents. Spitzenberg apples, tt25
box. navel oranges, 20 cents dozen
cranberries. 2 quarts rs cents: cook
ing apples, 2 pounds 10 cents; buck
LIBERTIES, pounds Is cents; lemons,
20 cents dozen: Burbank potatoes, &
pounds 10 cents; onions. pounds ia
cents, sweet potatoes. pounds 10
cents.
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SPECIAL noTIcEa

~@~~~~~~~~~<~r~~~~~~e~
". o. EAGLES. ATTENTION
Funrai services for Brother Eli DA-
videon VIII he held AZ Eagles hall.
Sunday afternoon at , o'clock A
fuii attendance - desired. Please
notify any brothers you may meet.
THE 1918 THEATRE"
The home OF cowboy ana Indian pie
lures. FIRST az. neat door TO the
fFUfoam"
iSr putnam has resumed hta dental
practice 4ls.Es Washington
isidr Tos FIRST nv
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5sISS nm ' E S~SsS' eIoss n q;
Walker Bldg
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Men Dance in White Tuxedoes, Down in Panama,
Says Sue McNamara-Gl Glimpse of Princess Alice

(In this extract from her diary
me STA gives a view of canal Hone
Soclety aud her meeting WITH Mra.
Alice Roosevelt Longworth Ed
itcr1
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CAPTURE NAMkIMe

SffANoNAl. Dec. 2.--Thc rebels
today captured Marking. after blow
ing up the Lion Hill magazine,
which contained the ammunition Of
the imperlalists.
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what has your boy learned at
school this session."
Tie has learned that he'll have
TO be vacclnated, that bis eyes are
not mates. ad that his method OF
breathing is entirely obsolete"
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SHAW SHOW CASE co.
Bargain LOT Of show cases, good as
new. S. "a foot 2005 End av., cor.
Virginia. Main Si06
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The SEATTLE STAR

HE SEAIlLE SIAk
TO MAIL sunsouInnHB- The date
when your subscription expires In
Oh The address label OF your paper.
When that OATS arrives. " your sub
seriptlon has not again boon paid
" hdfuce, your unme ~ taken
from tGa Hat A change OF date
on the address label % q receipt.
For this convenience On our roadern,
We have established agencies nj the
Following drug atofon
r. ~ mullen, htgs ballard av. Phone
Quaker Drug stores, Fourth Az. and
l.ike st.. Third av and Madison st..
fifat av.. near spring o.
Transient classified advertising rates
are . cents per line when set solid.
figuring words 70 thn line fatN
insertions for the price Of fivHt un-
DER All ciaaaifirstionH excepting
viii be Inserted free to the en-.
ployef where the position carries
straight salary.
Meis or female situations wanted VIII
be inserted at rate OF rs cents for
three Insertions ~ Is words or less
n11rp pNgrzEe
SaAntsl lzsis eounciL
/. 2fzyrLs. EHsn
NEW TO-DAY $500.
- Learn 20 dance In two
VI 81 aays. rrTlys,s ins,ras.
EAA a lss ss Dnse e., "n su .yss.
~ IN ICED 10 '1 1saehsrs
kt~H8y1 DREAMf.AND
- Seventh ana Union.
II you have triad 70
learn from other teach
ers without aueeeas.
- come 70 va Prof. ftabsr.
FULLERTON FURNITURE co.
Ara now IN much Larger quarters ~
a in 4" AND ssd S ar q abl s 70 sell Il
much lower prices than tho big
stores They viii buy your sec.
ond hand goods for cash or will
81, new. 1914 ''A az. Phone Aaln
FATHEsH AND MOTHERS.
DON'T you want a new. warm, COM
Portable casy pa ymsnt HOME for
oar family sn ems = s e sss", ss
''s ssnAT sf ~ hoaE nuu.DEas.~
GREAT SACRIFICE BY WIDOW
New s-room bungalow cottage. not
quite finished Lot 50 by 10, Hes
fllEh. with good view. north Of Wood
land Park IL sold Ia q few days Nili
take ~ $50. and will make terms
Take rhinnrY Ave car % shth u.
sEE l.. E EyETT A. co.
as8i Phinaey Ave.
Phones North iA Green ssa
ElsetricAi-steei awitch boxea sna cab
fncfs
SOUND MANUFACTURING co.
kfH Railroad Az
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rousrh roR RENT

e~.~s~.esossseeeNsNn~s4~ <-e~cr~~~.e<.e~~~es~>
y y y y y y u DID u ID u d u y r
3 oun +
y WEEKLY HEsTAL BuLLE. y
- TIN CONTAINS WHAT YOU ~
y WANT -
y -
y ny letting US know your name -
- ana address We viii mail y
y you copy, Contains every ~
- thing we have 10 let ~
= JOHN DAVIS a COMPANY. y
2 Main ala. Ind 1900. u
y y u y D y d DD ID u d D y y y
For rent.--s-room house. 3 acres land.
plenty. wood. good place for COW
ana chickens. 81 per month. In
quire. Windmill, 20 minutes walk
west OF Columbia Station,
Modern ksFoom house. ag28 Wal
linEforn ave. - minutes 60 ard and
Madison, 1880 per month Apply
4sth aud WaiiinRfgrd
room flat. cheap. Main 1900
FURNISHED rooms.
2,
ginla aud sth. near weafiaks av
iVb new. modern. elegantly fur
nished, outside rooms, positively
tho best accommodation NJ low rate
OF " 70 AHsAA per week. HNt ana f1t
Der day, walking distance.
THE ANNEX. zoos Eighth av.. near
WcHtlhke ay.a=Nsw. clean. Furnish
%. steam heated bedrooms tfor
mem. FREQ baths and phones. zbc
per night
Rooms, 26e and up. by the week,
fi2b and up. Anderson Hotel. III
tih nv r.. near Washington,
Nice steam heated rooms. 1900 a
week ana Up 7zg Pike 81.
BOARD AND ROOM.
~.~~~~-~0-~-~-e-~0~~-~
Room and board. home cooking,
1900 week 1914 East Jefferson. East
BUSINESS CHANCES.
~s~,r~~r-~~S,>>S>~~s<>e~ ee~~~@sN-csNs~~r-~~Nsrs~
Dairy farm. BY owner close In. se7
Walker Bldg.
HoMEsTEAps.
N~-N-Ns~.N~~eec@ra<@s@re
We can locate you on an exception
ally good homestead OF desert
claim 10 one 81 the best fruit sec
lions Of Eastern Washington Call
20 soa orchard views and gef par
ilcuinrs I'LL ard Az Main SO
THE PERKINS LAND COMPANY.
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
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The empress of Russia liked the
violin playing of the boy. Efrem
Zimbailst. 80 that she had him ex-
cused from military duty 20 he
could study When he graduated
his diploma was marked 'Incom-
parable" Unlike most foreign mu-
sicians. his hair Is short. He IL In
America giving concerts.
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MrLcU ooArs


Goat cheese. pure. rich ana dsi1cioHs.
Send 10 cents for sample. Joseph
Wallln, Hobart, Wn.
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

"CIOsE-1N" n. X. APIS.
No i--i0t2 Pike St, 1 front, t3.o0.
No, 2--1O16 Pike St. i-tiB0; a.
800 No s--2nd aud Denny only
single left at S2.00.
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STAMP WORKS

Union ff rSnsfer Msc'ilsaIss' 4 SfosS { Z
Co. se0T Second av. Phones Main
$50. Ind $50.
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HAT MAKERS
MoroRCYcLEs

~ you wish highest perfection We
haye 1.-THE great Thor. Its re-
Uarkable endurance carried IL to
victory In 26-miie race on the
Fourth. likewise TO third in 10
mile race Reliable In emergency.
secure on pleasure tours, the Thor
Is prize TO cyclists. Thor for
endurance every time. Let us con-
vince you IL pays 10 invest in .
Thor. Exclusive agents. q. q l..
Cycle Works, 1913 f. Pike,
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A FIVE.ACRE FARM
FOR FIVE DOLLARS
We Will sell you a nice little f-acre
farm. fruit, garden. dairy or chick
on land. n rich mellow loan that
will produce a hundred fold IL
riven proper aftanglnn aud cuitiva-
ton. Thin land ~ only a short
walking distance from a fast grow
Ing city OF 1900 people. with
plenty Of work for every one at
good wages. has firat-clhsE high
school bank. Z mills. , auaTrte#. a
large coal minss, creamery. electric
liFhts. municipal water. railway
lines. with over 90 trains a day.
This land win more than double It's
value In months. Buy now be-
fore NO raise the price. This offer
will remain open only a short time.
Oct a tract Of this land and be
independent OF the ray envelope.
save for the rainy days. You VIII
never miss such small payments
a. We give you.
Our price IL $50 per acre-ts down
aud ~ 50 a month.
WITHOUT INTEREST
WE PAY THE TAXES
Tntil the land is paid for and we
charge you no interest.
SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON
LAND CO, INC.
Open Saturday Might. 7 toe
Room IS Downs Building.
100 Second Az. Phone Main s3os.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

rTfE RosENnrRu uNDERTAkfSo
CO. eornsr Siuth and Union. Main
1907, Ind. Mss FREMONT OF
FfGE aii1 Fremont Ay. Phones.
North l4e. Green a.
HrTrERwOHTif A Sons
rrcfeaniunnl Directors and Licensed
EsphnifnrFs 1871 int. Phone. sss,
Honey. Wstaon co. Funsral Dlfsc-
tors. Third av. aud University.
Both phones -
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BOARD AND Room.

Room and board. home cooking,
$500 week 1914 East Jefferson. East
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PATENT ArroRNrYs
PLUMBING AND HEATING
PRINTERS
SHOW CASES

Siieff fffSt house 6s ssSeScSS, ma
Se5e. Right prices first class work.
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sSScifis eSasi StSrmSIpS NSSfes' Mi
Bldg. Second and Main. Ind
1879. Main 1854.
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i:scapcd WIN Ills Life.

Twenty -one years ago | faced an
awful death' writes H. r. Martin
Port Harrison. $ G. Doctors said I
had consumption aud the dreadful
cough I had looked like IT, sure
enough. | tried everything, | could
hear Of for my cough, and was un-
der the treatment of the best doctor
In Georgetown. $. g., for year. but
could get no relief. \ friend advised
me to try Dr. Kings New Discovery.
did so. and was completely cured.
feel that ! owe my life to this great
throat and lung cure" It's positively
guaranteed for coughs, colds, and all
br ,nchal affections. soc and s1.00.
Trial bottle free at Tschancn Bros.
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=
PERSONALS

Mr. Herman Schoenlaub of Toledo
spent Sunday with his mother in this
city.
Mr. and Mrs L. s. Aten and chill
dren of Nevada were the guests of
Marion relatives Sunday.
DIR. Sonanstinc of Wadsworth Ohio
spent Sunday with Marion friends.
Miss Carmen Blow is enjoying a
vacation at Lakeside.
Mrs. Theresa Coon Is visiting at
Niagara Falls and Pittsburg.
Mr.. Don DeLong left today for a
few weeks stay with relatives in
Michigan.
Mrs Charles B. Rink. who has been
visiting her aunt Mrs. Il. Huber of
Fast Center street. left last evening
for her home in Indianapolis. Ind.
Miss Velma Crissinger Is visiting
relatives at Agosta. .t
Mrs. J. II. Crissinger is spending
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
David Tlmpson. four miles south OF
the city. fiit rr.ga nrt ..t
Walter Weber. of Dayton. Is a guest
at the home of hl1 grandmother. Mrs,
Fannie Pauser, on st. James street. (
3 Miss Catherine Orthmeyer, of co.
lrmbus. spent the Weekend with Mr.,
and Mrs j. Murphy, on Fahey street.
Or. Herman Rhu has returned from
the east. where he has been visiting
al various points of interest for the
! past month. et 'srod pdr ta,
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speed of automobiles and motorcycles.
1t was explained to him that the state
law could not be changed: that the
limit was eight miles an hour in the
business district and fifteen miles IN
the residence district Council seem
el unanimous in the opinion that there
was a sufficiently good law, but 1t was
ineffective simply through lack of en-
forcement
Council will probably prescribe what
constitutes the business and the resi-
dence district and then adopt an ordi-
rance conforming to the state law on
the subject In this way all fines COLI
lected will go to the city instead OF
the state II the law is strictly en-
forced in this regard. and an election
is not too near. 1t 'is believed Mayor
Setter will really make some arrests
and will place some real fines against
the most persistent offenders--may-
bp
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FIREMEN ANSWER
EIGHTEEN CALLS
Total Loss During Month of July
Estimated at $3.50.

The fire department responded to
IS fire calls during the month of july,
The total loss by fire during the month
was estimated at $4,95O. The follow
ing are the calls;
July. /, bill boards, corner Center
street and Blaine avenue; j. ID. Me-
Murray, east Center street. residence;
July 3, Copeland Il Durfee addition.
Boulevard, grass: Erie railway yarls.
box car; July 0, Edward Drake. Hazea
street, load of hay; July IA, George
Ulsh. MI. Vernon avenue, residence;
July 10, Pennsylvania railway and
Bellefontalne avenue. grass; July 81,
Harry Brown, north State street, barn;
Mrs o, A. Buzzard, north State stree5,
barn; July 22, Truitt a Son, Bennett
street, grocery; Ruben Greenland, Sill
Yer street, residence; July 23, William
Mahaffey, Silver street, grocery; July
"a, j. ID. DeTurk. Chester street. resi-
dence; Clyde Dickerson, Chicago ave
nue.. residence; July 26. Ohio & West
ern Lime company. hay field,
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SCOTTOWN FARMER ao
THROWN FROM BUGGY
Allen Ferguson Injured on North
.-1 Main Street.

Allen Ferguson. farmer, residing
near Scottown, was seriously injure I
on north Main street last evening
about o'clock while returning home
Near PLAYGROUND street. the horse
which he was driving suddenly plung
ed forward, throwing Ferguson out of
the buggy between the shafts. Tho
horse ran away but was stopped at tna
Moss grocery.
Ferguson was badly bruised about
the head and body. The Cprtis &
Postal ambulance was called and the
injured man was taken to the home
of his brother-in-law a. Osborne. on
Bellevue avenue. Dr :. w MattOX
was called and dressed his wounds.
IT Is said that he was intoxicated
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ITCHING SKIN QUICKLY COOLED

Hot weather means skin trouble for
many people, but now you can stop
the itch instantly,
Just few drops OF the cooling
and healing winter green lotion and
the itch is gone-not in half an hour
mot in ten minutes-but in five sec
onds.
This simple wash is known as ID,
d. ID. Prescription for Eczema. and
usually sells for 81 a bottle. but now
by special arrangement you can get
trial size bottle for25 cents. This will
be enough TO show You why we al
ways recommend D. ID. ID. for ali skin
troubles. ID. ID. ID. gives instant re-
lief
schmidt s. Co.'s pharmacy.
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the happy event.

Il. l.. owens formerly of Marion Is
spending few days with Marion re-
latlves prior to leaving for the east.
ON September twentieth Mr owens in
company with MIR. j. w. knight the
managing editor of the Anderson In
diana Buliston will sail on the Louis
ttana for Liverpool starting on trip
around the world. They expect to he
gone from three to six months and
will return by way of San Francisco.
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REDWOOD MAN u4agi I
CLAIMS LARUE BRIDE
Mrs. Jessie Nlarmon and SIR Samuel
McIcIroy United. r.4l !

Mr.. Samuel McElroy, cf Redwood,
claimed Mrs, Jessie Belle Marmon. Of
LaRue, as his bride this morning.
The ceremony was performed at the
home Of the brile's brother, Mr.. l.. O.
Copeland, VINO is the editor of the La
Rue News. Mr. Mclliroy is retired
farmer of Union county and at present
rs making his home in Redwood. Fol
lowing the marriage ceremany an elc-
CANT dinner was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. McElroy left this aft
ernoon for Redwood where they VIII
make their home.
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MOTORMAN FINED
FOR NON SUPPORT
James Burton is Arrested In Column
bus Monday.

James Burton, a C., D. & NJ motor
man running as far north from Co
hmbus as Delaware, was arrested IN
Columbus Monday afternoon at
o'clock on charge of non-support
preferred by his wife who lives in this
city.
Mrs. Burton charges that her hus-
band has contributed nothing TO the
support OF their two children, aged
five and three. since bine :.
Burton was arrested by Constable
Ullom OF Justice Conley's court ana
when arraigned this morning pleaded
builty He wus hned $50 and costs
and sentenced to 80 days in the DaT-
ton workhouSc. the nne and scnteuce
being suspended as long as he prs s
"a week as he agreed.
----=a---------
one of the best pieces of property
In Marion--thc Beatty corner" at
Church and High streets, viii be sold
at p. IN. next Saturday-Adminis-
stration sale. 81
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Parsons Poem "A Gem.

From Rev. II. Stubenvoll. Allison
IA. in praise of DR.. Kings New Lift
Pills:
"Theyre such a health necessity.
In every home these pills should be.
II other kinds you've tried in vain,
USE DIR. KINGS
And be well again.
Only 25c at Tschancn Bros.
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MR.. CHAS. KRENKLER
VISITING IN MARION
Has Been in 4. :. Navy Nine
Years.

Mr.. Charles n. Krcnklcr arrived
here last evening from san FrancisrD
to visit his mother. Mrs. Lena Krenk-
Ter, who resides on the Boulevard. and
many friends and relatives in the city.
Mr. Krenkler has been absent from
the city for nine years and during thar
time has been i'm the United States
navy. While In the navy he has visit
ed practically every part of the globe
He will leave Soon for Chicago
where he will have permanent post
ton In the commssary department at
that place.
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AGREES TO SETTLE
THE BOARD BILL
Suspended Sentence is Imposed on
Wilmot Braccy.

Wilmot Bracey was arrested by Com
stable Bigford Of Justice Gomprb
'court this, morning on. a charge of de9
frauding r.. Rogers OF = board blii
to S26, lie pleaded guilty
and was sentenced 10, Rixty days IN
the Dayton workhouse but the sent
tence was Suspended for 80 days -
give him time to make a partial payt
mont If the amount claimed. tt
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Administrators sale.

The Robert Beatty property. So II
by 1872 feet, modern brick and double
frame houses at corner Church and
High streets. will be sold ON the
premises next Saturday. August ith,
at . o'clock. 29-6i
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SOCIETY &, :. e Y. 5
s-zs and CLUBS

The Kingie Daughters held their
regular meeting last evening at the
home of Mrs. John Huber on east Cen
ter street The meeting was well at
tended at this time and an excellent
program was rendered. Miss Geral-
dine Hord was the leader of the even
ing. Responses to the roll call were
Services In His Namt' which were
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Notice IN owners of Vacant Lots.

Owners of vacant lcts will hereby
take notice that all weeds and grass
growing upon vacant lots within tnr
corporate limits of the city of MI
rion must. and shall be cut on ar he
fore August 10, 1911 or the same will
he declared a public nuisance, and
'abated iacc6rding ID lhw. @n.'D'"
lobby tile BoafI of Public Health. 90
4oN Addison hsaiu Health Officer.
Y-qa2f a0u,p4. a-a .tb,. .sln. .sa,t
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Don't forget Beatty & Longs Cut
Price shoe store has moved across
the street--in the 'old Kirby and 10
cent store'-neXt To Wants. STA
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-01

A pleasant surprise was perpetrated
upon Mr.. c. Mewhorton last evening
at his home on the corner of Silver
and Leader streets, when the members
of the M 70. club and a number of
friends called upon him unexpectedly
to assist him in the celebration OF mis-
thirty seventh birthday anniversary.
Following the surprise greetings and
season of congratulations during
which Mr.. Mewhorter was presented
with a number of useful gifts, tables
were filled at progressive auchre. cards
forming the evenings diversion, Scores
awarded Mrs. h. +. Fhemmlng the
ladies prize while gentleman's honors
we're won by Mr.. b. #. Flemming. AZ
ten o'clock an elegant card-lunch was
served.
Those present besides the members
of the NJ, e. club were: Mr.. and Mrs.
o. B. Hubbard. Mr., and Mrs. Carson
shettsrly. Mr.. and Mrs. John Wills
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Bowers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave De Lauder
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-01

Mr.. Stringer says Lorimer was very
Popular with the Democratic leglsla-
tors at Springfield, What the inquiry
is for is to discover why?