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NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF REAL
 ESTATE.
In t1e MetteF oT tne Estate or J!yue
 T. Scott, Deceased.

iE NiiG MeALGl VI AtiE EzNdtE CI NsyAG
 T. Scott, Deceased.
 NOTICE is hereby given that pur- suant to an order of the Probate Court of COchise County. Territory Of Arizona, made in the above en- titled estate on the 18th day Of Sep temher, 1911, the undersigned, as ad- ministrator of said estate, will sell all Of the right, title and interest of said estate, being an undivided one third interest. in and to lots numbered Fourteen 1f) and Sixteen Q6) on the Erie Cattle Claim, Warren Min ing District, COchise County, ArL zona, at public auction to the highest bidder for cash on the 20.h day of October, 1S11s al hour of 200 ?. h.. at the office of the undersigned on Lot Twelve on the Erie Cattle Claim in the Town of Lowell. Arizona, and said sale shall be made subject only Co the confirmation of said sale as by law provided.
 Dated September 25. 1911.
 EMIL MARKS,
 Administrator Of the Estate of Clyde T. Scott, Deceased.
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DRESS making, also plain sewing.
 Mrs. Patterson, 96A Youngblood
 Hil. 45.
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one room. Kramer house. Brewery
 Gulch, Mrs. Francis Gets, prop. 6S3
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FOR SALE FURNITURE, ETC

HARRIS FLOCK FURNITURE Co. New and second hand fur niture bought and sold. Fi1e stock wall paper. Brsvsry avenue. 6Ss
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LODGE NOTICES
|. 0. 0. F.
N. A. s. 2.
Arizona No 4l

Arizona No. 4) Meets every Monday evening in Y M c. A. building. All visiting brothers cordially invited.
 Sec. E. J. IRVING.
 Prss. II. H. FRICKE,
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HELP WANTED-MALE

CT board at start learn trade-Automobiles, Electric ity. Plumbing, Bricklaying by actu- al work on jobs. Only few months required and no apprentice drud- gery; 200 students last year Cata- logue free. United Trade School. Los Angeles. California. 263
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FOR RENT HOUSES

FOR RENT-2 furnished rooms for
 gentlemen. 6S Castle Hill. Apply af- ter 4 D. m. Mrs, A. T. Hoy S57
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ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO
 RAILWAY
ARIZONA 6 NEW MEXICO RAIL WAY COMPANY PASSENGER
 SERVICE

Southbound train connects with Southern Pacific westbound train No. 1, leaving LOrdsburg 1O:57 a.m., Mountain Time.
 Southbound train connects with El Paso & Southwestern easthound train for Fl Paso, leaving Hachita at 11:42 am, Mountain Time, and with west bound train for Douglas and Bisbee, leaving Hachita at 11:10 am. Mcun- tain Tine.
 A. T. THOMSON,
 Traffic Manager, Clifton, Arizona Feb. IT, 191I
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Neale & sutter. Attorneys for Plain tiff. First publication Sept, 27. 1911
 8.
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FOR RENT:-Three room house, fur
 nished. Apply at Globe Hotel. 56I
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-House just around Gas
 tie Rock, Mrs. c. Louis. 19.
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FOR RENT-Four room house all modern conyenienees near car line.
 at Warren, see sIrs. Nellie Burney.
 Fair store. IS
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. Of the Second Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for
 the County of Cochise. Pauline Agnes Lacy, Plaintiff,
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For SaIe-Live Stock

FOR SALE:-At a bargain, gentle driving horse and buggy l. G.
 JACKSON, Copper Queen store. 623
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Wheat

October .-.... .........-'.'-' S IS'1o s. January .-.- ...-...-...... AV--'
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Administrator Of the Estate of Clyde T. Scott, Deceased.
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NEW FOUR room house. Electric lights. Two lots. Good well water
 Price S550. Moon Ave, W. E. Crow
 Icy. 669.
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WANTED-Girl for general house work, Mrs. Emil Marks. 24 Tank Hill
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FOR RENT ROOMS

FOR RENT-4 furnished rooms, 166
 Opera Drive. 50.
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By N. F. BOGGS,
 Deputy Clerk
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FOR RENT-Two rooms furnished for
 housekeeping. 12 Jiggerville. 21
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-11

This Civil War veteran. Francis
DeCelle, 1924 Eastlake av., passed
his s3rd milestone yesterday. When
he donned the blue OF the Federal
troops and marched away with com
pany ", 18th Wisconsin regiment,
20 clash with the boys In gray, he
expected to be home again with his
wife and children within a few
months. Few thought the war
would amount to much. And sure
enough, Private DeCelle had a
homecoming. He came on a
stretcher. For. while fighting under
Grant at Shiloh he stepped In the
path OF Southern bullet, a me-
mento he still carries. But with
careful nursing DeCelle was soon
on his feet again and promptly re-
enlisted. Joining the forces under
Sherman, with whom he fought
from SO to the close Of the war.
He was with Sherman on his IA
nous march to the sea-"
Throughout the war Private De
Celle fought. ate his share of short
rations and kept his tattered uni
form intact with the aid OF bind.
ing string.
Today he and his white-haired
sweetheart. whom he married "a
years ago, are enjoying the golden
sunset OF a well spent life.
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STILL FIGHT FOR
GRADE CROSSING

There will be no grade crossing
on Lander IT. II the city council has
It's way. II Was yesterday voted "a
KIN the bill. Erickson. Goddard and
kellogg alone voting TO construct
the crossing.
The owners OF the manufacturing
plants along the water front in the
neighborhood Of Lander at. who are
ciamoring for an outlet 20 First nv.
s.. are stili fighting. however. Two
plans are under consideration. A
suit may be started compelling the
railroad companies to open the
street on the ground that they have
no right 10 block public street.
Or an initiative petition submitting
the question to a referendum vote
of the people may be started What
ever may happen, the manufactur.
ers feel confident of victory over
the railroad corporations.
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The Shooting Stars" head the
bill at Pantagcs this week. heing
couple Of young ladies'. 10 vii
Norma Mcndla and Gertie Moulton
Suspended in midair they sail ove'
the heads Of the audience. The
act calls for gasps and gets. them
Morris Golden is Hebrew come
dian with n violin christmas al
iIiggins~ IL a rural sketch. which
gives Richard Freeman a chance e.
draw laughs and tears.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-11

Grand Opera house has a new
bill OF vaudeville and photopisys.
the feature OF which viii appeal 10
children. u lie corrlaan's trained
Angora goata, four and the Kid. and
clown pig. kelter. ssslssed by a
Scotch iassle. does a sensational
bounding wire act, and Grace De
winters proves herxelf marvel.
Gus vontrlloqulst. with a child man.
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Circuit - ~ as Crucial Test.
drama Tho New Cook" comedy
Ills Birthday" Foxy Izzy,
drama.
cIty-"savlng tho STANDARD,
drama; The Cutie FISH eduea'
tlonaI. "a Bold Lie" comedy /,
Birds In Their Nests" educa
tional; "The Great Heart OF the
West" Western drama.
Lyoeum Mother and BonH o.
81 war drama; The Woes OF q
Wealthy Widow" comedy; The
Corporation aud tho Ranch Girl,
Western drama.
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AT the Motion Picture Shows

kiln. plenty OF new Jokes and
somc good songs. In addition TO
the Psthc Freres motion pictures
OF the coronation there 10 g stirring
war drama, THE Little Rebel OF
a."
Dream-"A Village King Lear,
drama: Swat the Fly" comedy.
"A Hungry Pair" comedy. In
Northern Forests" drama.
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Would YOU rather be the wife OF
a United States consular agent In
China, or a Shooting Star?
Sounds a little reminiscent oi
Loonylines. doesn't it7
Nevertheless II Is the very ques
tion that pretty little Gertie Aout
ton. OF 81 Highland av.. Newton
Mass. had to decide just nine weeks
ago last Sunday.
She chose to be a Shooting Star
and Is one now.
Gertie Monlton was with a comic
opera troupe IN Boston last summer
when she noticed a certain young
man with blonde hair and ultra,
marine eyes down In front. Now
Miss Moalton wouidn have noticed
him az all. maybe. II II were not
for the fact that the uitramarlne
youth sat In that same orchestra
chair every evening. After the
second night It began to get mys.
terious.
Well. the young man got an intro.
duction. You expected that. OF
course.
He was a pretty nice sort OF a
chap, too, and came from a proud
old family. He had been appoint.
ed to consular Job for Uncle Sam
In the interior Of CHINA and was TO
start the first Of the year.
But he didn't. He just stuck
around all winter, making a pro
Dosai OF marriage three times a
day. till Miss Moulton thought she
might eventually get used to It.
Then came the Shooting Stars
offer. A manager in New York
needed a bang-up soprano for the
attraction and he offered the en-.
gagement to Miss Moulton.
She decided to be a Shooting
Star, and the ultramarine young
man is now trying 10 forget all
about II. He Is on the job in
China.
And Just to prove to you that this
Is straight goods, you can see the
Shooting Star at Pantages this
week
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Here's To Horace Wright and
Rene Dietrich. They're as good as
they're billed Somewhat Differ.
ent Singers" They have good
voices. sing cieyeriy and dfeaa
neatly They captured the Or.
pheum audience by storm last
night with their own composition.
Everybody Acts Like Us When
They're In Love.
The Darling OF Paris" headed
By Mile Nina Minar. petite
FreuchwomAn. With a mouihfnl Of
teeth which she never fails for a
moment 90 show. gives the high
brow counterpart of the Apache
dance pantomime A company ~
rs puts II through IN good shape
Leipzig does a few stunts Ia sielght
OF hand that hayen't been aeen here
before
Yakke Egawa, a Japanese Kiri.
does some clever foot juggling and
slack wire work RcdwHy and
Lawrence have sketch called
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YOU'LL FIND 1T HERE
NEWS OF ras DAY CONDENSED FOR eusy PEOPLE

THE Soul Destroyer" will not
have TO write any more poetry.
William Bayard Hale says ethe
progressive party 10 larger body
than the country is generally
aware Of" Several politicians have
felt II, though.
The question OF selling car
tickets In more public places was
again up for discussion In the city
council yesterday. The franchise
comittee submitted list OF 10.
cations 10 be recommended to the
Seattle Electric Co. On Goddard =
motion the list was referred back
TO the committee to add moro
places In certain portions OF the
city.
Hal An American girl has mar
rled King Georges chaplain, which
10 bully. being as that hubby has a
steady Job.
En- route to their homes after at.
tending the medical convention at
Los Angeles. rs doctors stopped In
Seattle yesterday for a short sight.
seeing trip. They leave for Van
couyer tomorrow.
William o. Scott, general super
intendent of the Great Northern.
J. III. O'Neil, superintendent Of the
Cascade division and +. Hewitt.
travelling auditor OF the line were
IN Seattle yesterday combining
business with pleasure.
"Aiias and Ailbl." a comedy. was
played to a friendly audience at 81,
Edwards hall last night by the
Young Ladies' Institute.
Beginning Monday and con
tinuing through pot'atch week.
motion pictures pertaining TO child,
life In big cities. an exhibit costing
over 100000. viii be shown nj the
Coliseum. Lectures viii accom-.
pany the films.
The federal courts will be closed
In Seattle until August ~. which
IN naturalization day. Judge Don.
worth viii clcaa np his calendar In
Tacoma this week.
The city cot s4ss.i97 from the
county treasurer as the balance
due from tax Connections.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-11

ideai-"Tho Quaker Mother
drama: How the story Grew"
comedy: THE Sleepy Trampe."
comedy. THE Star spangled Ban.
ner," war drama.
Erhlbit--"The Tnlef and tho
Girl" The New Editor" comedy
drama; "Juarez After the Battle"
Odeon - Rescued In Time"
drama; Tanning the sbrew." com
edy; Tested by the Flag. war
drama.
National Her Sacrifice"
drama. THE Passing Of Dapple
Pawn" Industrial drama.
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Most all the acts az the Empress
this week are brimful OF music, The
Markell brothers are there With
duets en- horns aud other inFtru'
mcnta. and Probnt. who IL a whist,
Ter. mlmicked the birds. different IN
strumentn and whatnot. while thp
house applaudcd Brown and
Cooper. Ia their own compositions
made friends. Alice Hanson and
Gladys Bilon. good lockers. proved
entertaining. and bud snyder
headliner. In daredevil featN ahaasd
a bicycle. furnished the thrills
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AT the Theatres

"Moonflowera." which Is good foi
a laugh.
The Lorraine and Dudley sketch
The Finish. has poor excuse from
a moral standpoint The part al
the Lothario lawyer ~ handled IN
n hayaeed manner. Miss Lorraine
herself does a fair character turn
.ut the act itself. based on mar
tial lnfidclity. is unfit
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goods store In
HIS native city
The first day
receipts " er e
s24e7. All. you
may say. he had
$40 for n c "
stock. 81 to re-
plenish the fam
lily larder. and 81
cents To squan
der on advertis-
ing He did, but
he didn't. He
kept the 81 cents
for m a X In &
change the next
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FORT MoRGAN.--An outrage to
health 10 the way Mrs Margaret
Deros. a district president OF the
Colorado Federation Of women's
Clubs, speaks Of tire chausau7ua
salute. The. promiscuous waving
81 nsndkerehicfs In large gather
lnos ought TO be abolished, sne
Gays
PALISADES. - The bootieg9ers
cf the Western slope have formed
4 combine TO boost prices.
LOWELL, Mass.-The intense
heat mere has hatehed out a setting
81 eaqs that the hen had abandoned
NEW YORk.--Sixty-threc mil
lion barrels cf beer were sold ~
me United States during the past
~ months ending June 30. accord
ino 10 the report Of the un'ses
sxnses Brewers association.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. esss.
mates place the Ice cream con.
sumption In Pittsburg at $4,000
plnts per day during tho recent hot
weather
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day and Immediately spent the sZ4
for newspaper advertising Today
he has one Of the largest depart
ment stores In Philadelphia. and
another. even larger. in New York.
His success in business was In no
little measure due TO the fact that
when he began he knew the cor
rect answer to this question.
Does newspaper advertising pay?'
John Wanamaker Is the man. Dur
ing Harrison's term. he was post.
master-general. This day brings
him to the 73d milestone OF life.
Best waltz that Franz lehar.
suthor Of THE Merry Widow" ever
wrote he says he jotted down on
his collar. And, ten minutes after
ne had hidden the collar, servant
found Il and sent II TO the laundry.
Lehsr couldn't remember the notes.
Probably carries an indeiibIe pen
Gil now.
BLAINE, July 1f.--John Reilly
and J. McKiver were arrested for
attempting 10 get over In Canada
with mortgageds farm implements.
VANCOUVER. y. c., July IL
Final payment on a sl.i00,000 pur-
chase Of iron deposits on Texada
island owned by the Puget Sound
Iron Co, has been made. The pur-
chasers are Duluth people.
Courtney, famous rowing coach,
says the poor boy makes the best
oarsman, because he 10 accustomed
TO hard work and success means
more to him than 10 the son Of
rich parents. And the same APP
plies to other things than rowing.
Miss Anna Hubert, graduate OF
University Of Washington, received
the high honor Of being appointed
resident officer at John Hopkins
university for next year.
LONDoN-The people OF Lon
don have subscribed enough money
10 give VIM. n. Davis pension
for life. Dayis. who ID author Of
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lAtOhA-tfNfef kCtiusEs 10,
was drowned before the eyes Of bis
brother and tws companions. when
he vcniurcd into deep water In a
slough AZ the head Of the bay. yes.
ierday afternoon.
BELLiNGHAA~E. c. Holt was
seriously injured. aud Mrs. Elmer
Cleveland and Mira. r. ~ Larson
we're bruised. when a big touring
dashed over n bluff near Friday
Greek yesterday.
SNoHoMisH 49, George Green
wood. a pioneer resident Of Puget
Sound, died here yesterday al the
age OF ~. Greenwood has been 10
the Puget Sound region for over
80 years.
VALDEZ--The floating United
States court. which visits remote
Western Alaska towns TO decide
cases. sailed for the Alaska PENN.
sula today on the revenue cutter
Thetis
PORT TOWNSEND - Reports
reaching here stated that an cpl
demic Of small pox Ia breaking out
among the Indian residents OF in
terror Alaska.
EvERETT-Rcv. J. NJ. Linden Of
the First Baptist church has tend.
cred hts resignation. to take effect
August /.
EVERETT-Petitions have been
filed with the city council by mem.
bers OF the w. G. T. IT, urging the
strict enforcement OF the curfew
law. which has been dead letter
for some time.
MONTEsANo- While making
sharp turn In the road. an auto.
mobile. in which were MIR. and
Mrs George Hubble and their son.
Sidney. turned on its side and
pinned Mrs. Hubble TO the ground.
She was fatally injured.
EVERETT--FrederickN Weyer.
haeuser. the lumber king, was IN
the city yesterday. He left for Van.
couyer last night, and will be In
Tacoma Friday.
SOUTH BEND-The first wo-
man jury that ever sat ina suitlin
Pacific county. yesterday took only
10 minutes to find in favor of the
defendant. w. p. Greasy, a
merchant. sued by some advertis-
ing concern.
TACOMA, July f1.--Guido Len
I'll. italian Interpreter for the North.
ern Pacific. thought Judge Easter.
day was dragging his examination
OF him for his final naturalization
papers. and said that he didn't care
whether he was admitted 10 citizen
ship or not His application was
promptly denied.
OKANOGAN, July 11--This town
Ia starting a year I'm advance to
have a sane and safe" Fourth.
The council passed an ordinance
prohibiting the use OF firecrackers
or fireworks OF any kind in the
city limits.
TACOMA. July 1.-THE decision
In the South Tacoma case against
the N. r. for alleged dscrimina-
ton In rates. and asking the inter
state commerce commission to fix
the same rates as obtain In Ia
coma, will be made by John s.
Burchmore OF Washington, ID, G.
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ASKS NEW FRANCHISE.

The Seattle Electric Co. yester.
day asked the city council for a
franchise on 10th av. w, from
Crockett st. to Wheeler ST. This
is an extension of the West Queen
Anne line. Councilman Blaine in.
troduced the ordinance granting
the franchise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-11

At a meeting held last night.
Queen City Lodge No, 10 OF the
knights Of Pythias decided TO ap.
propriate 800 to the reward for
the capture Of the slayer OF Patrol
man Harris. Harris became a
member of the lodge the night be-
fore he was murdered.
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HoQUIAM. July i1--spokane has
been selected BY the Eagles. who
opened their annual convention
here yesterday. as the next meeting
place.
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Your sweetheart's favorite-
Mapleine Ice Cream made by Seat.
tie Ice Cream Co. 900
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= Ten deaths. one divorce =
4 complaint. rs marriage u =
4 censes and 20 births Ia the =
i record for yesterday Not so :
\ bad for one day. In yester. =
4 days birth record the boys :
= lead with a score OF ie to 5 =
= In their favor. :
~ tttz = = \ I 4 4 4
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l!|EI|IiIa

July II. 1851. just so years ago
today, the Union forces under
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|%|RI||'pl

Fifty years ago a young Phil
adainhlan started little dry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-11

: FOR sticking by the engine
4 OF the illfated Spokane until
! shs was beached. Engineer
! Edgar X. Lacey yesterday was
4 offered check for slVV py
! Mrs. Sarah L. poru. Of Cin' :
! cinnati. ~ a token OF appre- :
! citation for bis efforts In say.
) ing her life. Lacey refused :
/ the check. niodestsy stating ne
! dld no more than the rest.
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the Virginia troops were driven
hack toward Cheat river, ana
compelled TO abandon TO Its nat
urai inclinations that western part
OF their own state which was no.
in sympathy with secession. ana
which shared rather the sympa'
thies OF Ohio. It's nelghhor across
the bis river.
ST. PAUL, Minn.--Ihst the
earicature OF the Jew In the Msr'
chant OF Venice" be barred from
use In public schools, was advised
nv n committee az the Central con.
ference OF American Raeois hei"
here.
GREELEY. coIo.--eorn w a
prairie schooner In which her
parents are on their way from
Clovis. n. NJ. 10 Scots Bluff Nep.
the little daughter OF Mr.. and MIS-.
Edward Holman has been named
Jaretta. the Mexican word mean
Ing lover OF air"
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Window Shades
for the Summer Cottage

" INDOW Shades Of good quality
wv MORE Holland Cloth, in cream
or green, embossed with alloye- floral
dcsign. self-colorcd. Measure 30 inches
wide ana 7 feet long and are mounted
on Quaker sclf-acting roller.
Price Soc each. -rh,ra r,oor.
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Broken Lines of
Jewelry Novelties
SpeciallyPricedfor Clearance
at SOC
In an Assortment Including:
In an Assortment Including I:

Enamel-finished Handy Pins ar.i
Brooches, set with baroque pearls, spe.
cial SOC.
Gold-iilled Crcsccnts. set with imiia-
ton pearls, coral and turquoise, SOC.
Bar Pins and Brooches, in filigrec
designs, backed with black satin and
inset with small rhincstones. special,
soc.
Hat-Pins. in filigree designs. inset
with rhnestopcs. also in Arabian ef-
ieeis, set with eolored stones, special.
soc. prs, Floor
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TACOMA. July 1.-THE decision
In the South Tacoma case against
the N. +. for alleged discrimina-
ton In rates, and asking the inter
state commerce commission to fix
the same rates as obtain In Ia
coma, will be made by John s..
Burchmorc OF Washington, ID G.
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Eve
list lei
At
in Sc.
just
lege |
grad,ij
Twill
blondt
all
gentle
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and n
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New
"Viyella y Flannels

NiyelIa Flannels are practically TN
shrinkable, and retain their Characters
tic soft. woody finish. no matter how
often they are washcd-which accounts
for their popularity for making Outing
Apparel, Shirt Waists, Mems Shirts.
Pajamas and Children's Flannel Car
mcnts
This new shipment embraces 4 wide
variety Of pleasing patterns and color
ings Thiriy-two inches wide; 7Sc
yard. -Firs. rroor
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SNoHoNisH ~ George Green.
wood. a pioneer resident Of Puget
Sound, died here yesterday al the
age OF ~. Greenwood has been 10
the Puget Sound region for over
80 years.
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THE NORTH WEST

TACOMA-Lestcr kellogg. 10.
was drowned before the eyes OF bis
brother and tws companions. when
he vcniurcd into deep water In a
slough a, the head Of the bay. yes.
terday afternoon.
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LoNDoN-Thc people OF Lon
don have subscribed enough money
70 give VIM. n. Davis pension
for life. Davis. who ID author Of
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BELLiNCHAA-~E. c. Hoi, was
seriously injured. aud Mrs Elmer
Cleveland and Mira. y. - Larson
we're bruised. when n big touring
car. in which they were occupants.
dashed over bluff near Friday
Greek yesterday.