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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-03
CRACKERSAGA
LOSE A BRACE
BY Percy H. Whitinu.

PONCE DE LEON BALL PARK. Aug.
2-The Barons again won double-head-
er from the Crackers.
Score (rirsr game) RHE
ATLANTA 600 600 o-o /
BIRMINGHAM 900 .oo1 2-3 4 2
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-03
CAROLINA ASSOCIATION

Score: r HE.
WINSTON-SALFM .. ..... e.. !
=. 49,. O.. o.. e.. 0 0
Radabaugh and Powell; Mayberry and
Ware. Umpire, Henderson,
Score: r. II. r..
CHARLOTTE. =. =. =. e. .. q / l
Miller and MalcomSon; Fittery and Mil
liman. Umpire, Rudderham.
Score: r. II E,
GREENVILLE. =. E. e. e.. O.. / IL l
SPARIANBO RG > = v
Bannister and Colby; Clark and Cove
ney. Umpire, Brungs.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-03
okoUTs RELEASE HAMILTON.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Aug. q
Outfielder Hamilton, the Notre Dame
college star, has been released by the
local club. He was generally too light
for Southern league ball.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-03
SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE

Score: r. He.
GADSDEN. q. -. E. E. =. q. o. 4
ROME. S12 /
Priest and Wells; Vernuile and Mat
thews Umpire, Williams
Score: r. HE.
TALLADEGA.. .. .. e. e. g.. 2 !
SELMA. u. 3 9 3
Fry and Riggs; Adams and Gutierrez.
Umpire, Graham.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-10-17
Republican Candidates for
Precinct Officers


APPLE VALLEY PRECINCT ,
For justices OF the Pea
p. Rucker, Parma. Idaho,
p. Hanratty, Parma Idaho
For Constable
c. J. Jackson, Parma, Idaho
BRAMWELL PRECINCT
For justices of the Peace
G. w. Lake, Emmett, Idaho
Will Burns, Emmett, Idaho
For Constable
w. d. Simmons, Emmett, Idaho
BoWMoNT PRECINCT
For justices of the Pea
J. ]. Bennett, Bowmont, Idaho
For Constable
]. Thomas White, Bowmont, Idah
EAST CALDWELL PRECINCT
For Constable
H. H. Compton, Caldwell, Idaho
NORTH CALDWELL PRECINCT
For justices of the Pea
w. C. Maxey, Caldwell Idaho
G. w. Semm, Caldwell, Idaho
For Constable
e. E. Bequeath, Caldwell, Idaho
SOUTH CALDWELL PRECINCT
For Justices of the Pea
J. F. Rowland, Caldwell, Idaho
For Constable
Stoddard Judd, Caldwell, Idaho
WEST CALDWELL PRECINCT
For Justices of the Pea
w. s. McVey, Caldwell, Idaho
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-10-17

For Attorney General
PHILLIP J. EVANS
Fer State Superintendent of Public
instruction.
ELDA B. CONLEY
For Inspector of M mes
j. w. WRAY
For State Senator
COLLISTUS w. COOPER, Cald-
! well
| Fer State Representative
NEARL NJ. CORTNER, Payete
DANIEL E. EVANS, Kuna
CLAUS ]. LUNDT, Payette
JOHN E. ROSS, Nampa
FREDERICK C. SIOLzENBERG,
New Plymouth
For Sheriff
OTTO H. MAURITZ, Middleton
4 VI NOuhty AoSNooOi anu Ia OtAAN4N
Tax Collector.
HENRY H. CUMMINS, Middleton
For County Treasurer and Ex-Of-
ficio Public Administrator
CARRIE G. EDWARDS, Nampa
For County Attorney
FRANK P. KIPP, Caldwell
For Probate Judge
ROYAL w. EDWARDS, Nampa
For County superintendent of Pub
lie instruction
ETA DURHAM, Payette
For County Surveyor
HENRY E. CAKES, Emmett
Fer County Coroner
WILLIAM S. ELROD, Middleton
For County Comm; ssioner
(First District)
JOHN w. RINKER, Nampa
For County Comm ssioner
(Second District)
ISAAC S. STREET, Caldwell
FOR County Com m ssioner
(Third DistricD
JOHN p. HALL, Emmett
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-10-17
NOTICE OF ELECTION

Notice is hereby given that on tho
Tuesday following the first Monday
of November next, in the County of
Canyon, an election will be held for
members of Congress, State, Coun-
ty, District and Precinct officers.
Following are the names Of the
persons who have been nominated
for the various offices:
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-10-17

For State Auditor
JOHN /. OVERMAN
For State Treasurer
ROBERT w. FARIS
For Attorney General
JAMES r. boutwell,
Fer State Superintendent Of Public
instruction.
MARY z. HARPER
For Inspector of Mines
GEORGE A. LAMBRIX
For State Senator
l.. l.. YOUNG. Nampa
Fer State Representatives
JOHN C. GIESI Err. Payette.
GUY GRAHAM, Fruitland
CHARLEY p. HARTLEY, Emmett
WILLIAM p. O'CONNOR, Nampa
CHARLES. w. WHIFFEN, Cald-
well
For Sheriff
e. w. PATTISoN, Emmett
For County Assessor and Ex-Offi, 10
Tax Collector.
WILLIAM LEMON, Caldwell.
For County Treasurer and Ex-Of-
ficio Public Administrator
EDGAR F. KINBRoUGH, Caldwell
For County Attorney
II. A. GRIFFITH, Caldwell
Fer Probate Judge
J. p. REED, En- nett
For County Superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction
y. FAY FOWLER, Nampa
For County Surveyor
EDWARD HEDLEN, Caldwell
Fer County Coroner
GEORGE w. HoDSoN, Caldwell
For County Comm ssioner
(First District)
II. C. PRESCOTT, Caldwell
For County Comm ssioner
(Second District)
CHAS b. ROSS, Roswell.
For County issioner
(Third District)
J. NOBLE, Pave tie
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-10-17
Democratic Candidates for
Precinct Officers

No Candidate For Precinct Office
Except in the Following
WEST CALDWELL PRECINCT
For justices of the Peace
f. l.. Keller, Caldwell, Idaho
For Constable
A. X. Galloway, Caldwell, Idaho
NORTH EMMETT PRECINCT
For Justic of the Peace
w. j. Logan, Emmett, Idaho
William EmeIiCh. Emmett, Idaho
For Constable
Leslie Mills, Emmett, Idaho
sol TIL EMMETT PRECINCT
For Justic: of the Peace
Douglas Knox, Emmett, Idaho
w. w. Wilton, Emmett, Idaho
For Constab
r, o. Mech, Emmett, Idaho
WEST EMMETT PRECINCT
For Justice of the Pea
John West. Emmett, Idaho
DAVID hurry. Emmett, Idaho
For Constab
John Muly, Emmett, Idaho
FRANKLIN PRECINCT
For Constab
j. r. CLANCY, Caldwell, Idaho
NORTH FRUITLAND PRECINCT
For Constab
A. Keassner, Fruit and, Idaho.
HANNA PRECINCT
For Justic, of the Pea
Thomas Murphy, Emmett, Idaho
John Laichthy. Emmett, Idaho.
For Constab
Price Bane, Emmett, Idaho.
PRECINCT
For Justice of the Pea e
j. H. Moberly, Middleton, Idaho
EAST NAMPA PRECINCT
For Justic, of the Pea e
John II. Hart, Nampa, Idaho
SOUTH NAMPA PRECINCT
For Constable o,,n,,,I
II. w. Manning, Nampa, Idaho
VEST NAMPA PRECINCT
For Justice of the Pea
A. c. Lillard, Nampa, Idaho
EAST PAYETTE PRECINCT
For Justic of the Pea
Milt Lauer, Payette, Idaho
For Constable
T. H. McCompsey, Payette, Idaho
WORTH PAYETTE PRECINCT
Fer Justice of the Peace
Milt Lauer, Payette, Idaho
For Constable
T. H. McCompsey Payette Idaho
oUTH PAYETTE PRECINCT
For justices of the Peace
Milt Lauer, Payette, Idaho
For Constable
T. H. McCompsey Payette Idaho
VEST PAYETTE PRECINCT
For Justices of the Pea,e
Milt Lauer, Payette, Idaho
For Constable
T. II. McCompsey Payette Idaho
ONE TREE PRECINCT !
For justices of the Pea
August Fitchner, Nampa, Idaho
For Constable \
James Rhodes, Nampa, Idaho
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-10-17
Electors Progressive Candid
ates for Precinct Offices

Electors Progressive Candid
ates for Precinct Offices
EAST PAYETTE PRECINCT
For justices of the Pea
Levi Slinker, Payette. Idaho
For Constable
John Cooper, Fayette, Idaho
NORTH PAYETTE PRECINCT
Fer justices of the Pea
Levi Slinker, Payette, Idaho
For Constable
John Cooper, Payette, Idaho
SOUTH PAYETTE PRECINCT
For Justices of the Peace
Levi Slinker, Payette, Idaho
For Constable
John Cooper, Payette, Idaho
WEST PAYETTE PRECINCT
For Justices of the Pea,e
Levi Slinker, Payette, Idaho
For Constable
John Cooper, Payette, Idaho
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-10-17

PiNbA ~ anu NSiiiAA %
Following are the names of Il
persons who have been nominate
for the various offices:
Republican
For Presidential Electo
NATHAN KICKS
MILES CANNON
JOSEPH b. HOGAN
MAY SCOTT WORKMAN
For Representative in Congress.
BURTON l.. FRENCH
ADDISON t. SMITH
Justice of Supreme Court
GEORGE II. STEWART
For Governor
JOHN NJ. HAINES
For Lieutenant-Govern
HERMAN II. TAYLOR
For Secretary of State
WILFRED L. CLIFFORD
For State Auditor
FRED l.. HUSTON
For State Treasurer
o. V. ALLEN
For Attorney General
JOSEPH II. PETERSON
Fer State Superintendent Of Public
Instruction.
GRACE NJ. SHEPHERD
For Inspector OF Mines
ROBERT n. BELL
For State Senator
IL. c. BALDRILGE, Parma
Fer State Representatives
HENRY c. BRADLEY, Nampa
c. S. FRENCH, New Plymouth
HARRY T. LEWIS, Parma
II. w. CAKES. Caldwell.
A. j. LOCKWOOD. Roswell.
For Sheriff
FRANK BREsHEARs. Caldwell
For County Assessor and Ex-Officic
Tax Collector.
A. o. CHRISTOPHER, Caldwell
For County Treasurer and Ex-of-
fieio Public Administrators
WILL MONK, Middleton
For County Attorney
b. w. HENRY. Caldwell
For Probate Judge
DAVID u. HARGER, Caldwell.
For County superintendent OF Pub
lie Instruction
MABEL GRACE CARLETON,
Caldwell.
FRED II. MCCONNELL. Caldwell
For County Surveyor
For County Coroner
+. X. ROBINSON. Nampa.
For County Comm ssioner
(First District)
III. A. PARTRIDGE, Nampa
For County Commissioners
(Second ID strict)
w. b. MITCHELL. Parma
For County Commissioners
(Third District)
ERASTUS A. BLAlR, Payette
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-10-17

NETT INDEX
Prohibition
For Presidential Electors
EDWIN r. HEADLEY
JOSEPH A. MORROW
FRANK E. TRACY
...... ...... ..,.. -. 80.
For Representative in Congress.
JONATHAN A. CARRICK
JOHN TUCKER
Justice of Supreme Court
...... ...... ...... -. -.
For Governor
EMMETT ID. NICHOLS
For Lieutenant-Govern
JOHN II. EGBERT
For Secretary of State
HARRY HAYES
For State Auditor
LUCIUS B. CoWAN
For State Treasurer
CHARLES L. AUSTIN
For Attorney General
...... ..... $500. -. -.
Fer State superintendent of Public
instruction.
DAISY E. BEATTY
FOR Inspector of Mines
FRED H. CREASEY
FOR State Senator
JACOB MUsSELL, Caldwell
CIR State Representatives
FRANK M. BURRIS, Middleton
STEPHEN G. CARAVAN, Parma
JOHN w. MORLEY, Payette,
oRsoN B. WRIGHT, Caldwell
$3.50 49,. ...... 49,. -.
OF Sheriff
EDWARD E. FOULK, Caldwell :
or County Assessor and Ex-officio 1
Tax Collector.
sEBURN d. WILLIAMS, Green +
leaf
'r County Treasurer and Ex-Of- F
ficio Public Administrator
MRS. JENNIE HANSON, Green F
leaf
IT County Attorney F
'.''.. $3.50. 1880. -. -.
r Probate Judge
...'.. ...... ...... -. -. F.
r County Superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction
CHARLES V. MARSHALL, Green. -
leaf
r County Surveyor
w. BINFORD, Green
leaf
: County Coroner
: County Commissioner
(First District)
EDWARD NELSON, Caldwell
County Commissioner
(Second District)
iATTHEW R. TAYLOR, Parma Fo
County Commissioner
(Third District)
H0MAS WEIR, New Plymouth Fo
Socialist
II IL
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-10-17
NORTH EMMETT PRECINCT

E ! SOUTH EN- NETT PhECINOI
: For justices of the Pea e
= j. V. Berry, Emmett, Idaho
w. 7. Crouch, Emmett, Idaho
2 For ConstaJ
John c. Dewey, Sr, Emmett, Id;
WEST EMMETT PRECINCT
For justices of the Pea
w. E. Payne, Emmett, Idaho
J. T. Sanders, Emmett, Idaho
For ConstaOIe
Chas. Stimson, Emmett, Idaho
NORTH FRUITLAND PRECINCT
For Justices of the Pea
II. e. Robinson, Fruitland, Idah
| SOUTH FRUITLAND PRECINCT
For justices of the Pea
c. II. Sargent, Fruitland, Idaho
FARGO PRECINCT
| For justices of the Pea Q
H.. NJ. Small, Parma, Idaho
For CoDstaD.e
James II. Holalway, Parma Idah
GREENLEAF PRECINCT
Fer justices of the Pea
G. M. Bassett, Greenleaf, Idaho
Preston Mills, Greenleaf, Idaho
For Constable
Obey Larson, Greenleaf, Idaho
HANNA PRECINCT
For Justice of the Pea
w. s. Wayman, Emmett, Idaho
j. w. lessee Emmett, Idaho
For Constable
.. j. Reynolds, Emmett, Idaho
HOMESTEAD PRECINCT
For Justic, of the Pea
r II. Mccullough, Caldwell. Idah
r. s. Bacon, alGwell Idaho
For ConstaD.e
John Cooper, Caldwell, Idaho
MIDDLETON PRECINCT
For justices OF the Pea
J. w. Walker. Middleton, Idaho
John Landlord, Middleton, Idaho
For Constable
&. IL. Biggs, Middleton idaho
NoTUs PRECINCT
For Justic of the Pea
J. NJ. Forbes Notus, Idaho
For Constable
Ii. IL. McMannis, Notus, Idaho
NEW PLYMOUTH PRECINCT
For Constable
E. w. Mccullough New Plymouth
idaho.
EAST NAMPA PRECINCT
For JusticS of the Pea
Charles Henry Nampa, Idaho
For Constable
Eugene Kimba.l, Nampa, Idaho
North NAMPA PRECINCT
Fer Justic, s OF the Pea
w. &. Frazer, Nampa, Idaho
For Constaoe
Nj. II. Harmon, Nampa, Idaho
VEST NAMPA Precinct
For justices of the Pea
A. Il. Blunck. Nampa. Idaho
PLEASANT VALLEY PRECINCT
For justice of the Pea
j w. Evans, Nampa, Idaho.
IL. IL. Day, Nampa, IDAHO.
EACEFUL VALLEY PRECINCT
For justice of the Peae
Clark Roberts Caldwell. Idaho
l.. Rickabaugh. Caldwell, Idaho
For Constable
A. Is. Slmms. Caldwell, Idaho
ARMA PRECINCT
For justices of the Pea e
Robt. Weed, Parma, Idaho
For Constaoe
o. G. Boyd, Parma, Idaho
Asst PAYETTE PRECINCT
For justices OF the Pea
Martin o. Luther. fayette, Idaho
Il. l.. Shaw. Payette, Idaho I
For Constable
J. h. Cosman. Payette Idaho
ORTIZ PAYETTE PRECINCT
For Justice of the Pea
Martin o. Luther, Payette, Idaho
X. l.. Shaw, Payette. Idaho
For Constab Az
]. u. Cosman, Payette, Idaho
UTH PAYETTE PRECINCT
For Justic, of the Pea Z
Martin o. Luther, Payette, ldahN
Il. l.. Shaw, Payette, Idaho
For Constab.e @,
J. b. Cosman, Payette, Idaho
EST PAYETTE PRECINCT
For Justic6s of the Peace
Martin o. Luther, Payette, Idaho W
r. l.. Shaw, Payette, Idaho
For Constable
7. z. Cosman, Payette, Idaho p
NE TREE PRECINCT
For Justice of the Peace
Forest Ullery, Nampa, Idaho
,. w. Gray, Nampa Idaho.
For Constable
7. E. Rhoades, Nampa, Idaho ."
Democratic
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-10-17
Democratic

For Presidential Electors
ID. WORTH CLARK
EZRA C. DALEY
FRANK MARTIN
FRANK l.. MOORE
For Representative in Congress.
PERRY w. MITCHELL
EDWARD NJ. PUGMIRE
Justice of Supreme Court
ARTHUR NJ. BOWEN
For Governor
JAMES H. HAWLEY
For eutenant-Governor
ERNEST l.. PARKER
For Secretary of State
FREEMAN DAUGHTERS
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-10-17
Electors Progressive

RI n
For Presidential Electors
For REPRESENTATIVE in Congress
.Justice of Sunrama Court
For Governor
u. ii. MARTIN
For Observation-Disclosures
c
For c+o+o A,di.o
w. A1A1'
For State Treasurer
For Attorney General
Fer State Superintendent of Public
Instruction.
'.'.'' '..'.. $500. 80. -.
For Inspector of Mines
r. II. SMELLS
For State Senator
For state Ranrosanto+,re.
''''' $3.50. '''''' -. -.
'or County Assessor and Ex-officio
ak collector.
or County Treasurer and Ex-of-
ficio Public Administrator
''
or County Attorney
..... .... 800.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-10-17

For Presidential Electors
w. l.. BALTAZOR
JOHN CHENOWETH
HENRY REIMERS
b. F. ROGERS
For Representatives in Congress.
G. W. BELLOIT
E. l. RlGG
Justice of Supreme Court
e. r. NUSSGEN
For Governor
l.. A. COBLANTZ
For Lieutenant-G Governor
SEWELL H. CHAPMAN
For Secretary of State
THOMAS j. CoONROD
For State Auditor
D. II. PIER
For State Treasurer
ANNA E. TRIPLOW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-08

tired Of the dlissory tactics Of the
executive committee. immediately
after the adjournment taken By the
latter on Saturday. issued . call FOR
fuii meeting Of the precinct com.
nssseemss for NEXT Saturday. This
~'ii leave the question o. primaries
or hand picking to Jos men In.
stead Of u or rs.
The TAFT members Of the ex-
ccusive committee. seeing the pos
ability Of defeat with al Of the
precinct men present. rushed 10
Murphine with the news that they
had changed the date Of their post
poncd meeting from two weeks to
next Thursday. and urged him to
withdraw his call for = general
meeting. bat Mnrphine has given
up hope Of obtaining square deal
for The people from the Tan ex-
ecutive committee. He therefore
urges all precinct committeeman TO
be present 81 NEXT Saturdays meet.
ing. or else leave their proxies With
some other progressive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-08
M1RFY LIVES ARE LOST
IN BIG FLOODS

are crowded into government and
municipal buildings here. All bnsi.
ness ls virtually at standatiIi. cs-
cry available male resident being
engaged In the work VI strengthen.
INK the iesees Ia and about the
city.
Thousands OF acres OF the best 40.
rieultural land In Tennessee 10 ur.
der several feet OF water, and the
flooded districts will produce no
crops this year. This will mean
ssc loss OF hundreds OF thousands
Of doiIars 20 farmers. Even when
the water reecdes, government ex.
perts say Il viii be years before the
soll can be titled.
Water IL pouring In torrents into
Arkansas. due TO three breaks Ia
the levee ON tho Arkansas aide OF
the river Golden Lake. Ark. IL In
danger Of Immediate destruction,
aud 1000 rsen are working fcvcrfsh.
" In an effort to strengthen the
lexee there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-08
IN
THE ENEMY'S
CAMP


SPRINGFIELD. Ills. April So
Col. Theodore Roosevelt Invaded
tho enemy's stronghold In hts tour
In ililaois today. making six
speeches In the home district of
Congressman Mckinley. command
crin-chlef OF tho Tafr forces. and
one at Danyiiie. the home town OF
former Speaker Cannon.
The Roosevelt adhercnts today
are Iubilant over the political SIT
uztion In Illinois. Secretary Sims
of the Roosevelt national commit.
tee predicted that the majority OF
the state delegates will IN to the
Chicago convention pledged TO the
former president.
Roosevelt IL due Ia Plttshurx to-
morrow morning. lie wiii make an
automobile tour of the city. prob
ably making few short speeches.
"Wednesday morning Roosevelt
will leave for the East. arriving In
Philadelphia at $40 .. IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-08

CHICAGO. April s.--with a state
presidential preference primary In
progress. In addition TO the stats
and county primaries Of ali parties
for naming candidates from govern
or down. and a woman suffrage
proposition before Cook county vos-
crs. tomorrow promises to be about
the busicat day In the political an
malls Of Illinois
Leaders cf the suffrasefsss an
nounccd today that they would have
watchers aud chaiiensers at ell
polling places.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-08
RESIDENTIAL HANDICAP

Contests TO be made by Rooss-
Welt managers. ii6.
DEMOCRATS
Delegates in convention. f.o92.
Necessary to choice. y26.
sCiaimed for Clark. ~.
Claimed for Wilson. "a.
Instructed for Marshall. 20.
Instructed for Burke. 10
Claimed for harmon. ..
Both the Wilson and Clark b.
reau claim the 10 delegates from
ksnssa. The Wilson Managers
claim eight Of the II unlnstructed
Maine delegates. the entire Wsscon-
sin delegation and the ten in North
Dakota. where the Wilson people
say Governor 6urke's endorsement
was only favored son recognition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-08

Jumping for life. Miss Wilhelmina
Zimmerman. 1877 y. ssth st.. and
Henry W. Peters. early yesterday
morning. cleared the Rayenna park
trcstle and landed In the brook be-
low. Miss Zimmerman was slightly
injured. The couple had left par.
~ In the neighborhood and we're
making their way TO the GIRLS home
whom they saw the headlight OF a
Ravenaa ear rounding curve. and
putting them In imminent danger OF
death.
Miss Zimmerman jumped first
and Peters right after her. lie
landed safely and helped Nils Tim
norman home. where Dr. ]. w.
Bailey was called when she com
planned OF pain In her back The
motorman. Henry w. De Lisie. said
he did not sec the couple at all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-08

TRADES. ron IRRIGATED LANDS
~ acres Improved. a. acres cleared,
, acres IN bearing fruit. In city
limits. 30 acres IN alfalfa. NJ Rich
lana, on the Columbia. gravity
water and plenty Of ~ Several
tracts az North Yakima and Pros
ser % trade for good Seattle resi- =
dencan ard apartments
INLAND EMPIRE LAND co
1sx7h Third Az. Phone Main sisf.
6 ACRES s3-YEAft old
IRRIGATED ORCHARD, GLOBE IN
only $1,000. half cash. Can't beat Il
don't Try.
KtTTITAg LAND Co. NC.
lazIh Third Az. Main 5fe4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-08
WOMEN RESCUED
FROM BURNING BOAT

The Ontario was beached on 4
reef at dawn. when distress alg.
nails brought the life savers 10 her
rescue. A brceches buoy was
risged up. and the firs, time II was
hauled IN Il bore the following note
from Captain Bond Of the Ontario:
"Ws will stick TO the ship. stand
by In case the fire aets beyond con.
troll"
Later the Tasco arrived and res
cued the frightened women and
cttiidreu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-08

Gaia q +. sSs' ssr. nose 4, fcs &c x
nerve. heart. lung aud blood dIr-
eases, epilepsy. goitra. kidney,
bladder diseases cured for ~ per
Month. Dr. sesaranc-, sis Second
Avenue, Mehlhorn bldg. Rooms
t01 and SOD.
Rupture rured. pefma nont. without
operation or detention from labor.
over 400 cases cured past two
kssass syss e q. Harvard
wsn.sd-c buy a.ir; hats Grains
II Miilsr' lass sisth sv.. near Pike.
nigrcst show In city. baby chicts
hatchrd every minute Ia glass ~
cuhntofs. Come aud see. Ia Annex.
chitopoay and maniourins parioFs,
sla s.,l.. scsiR aud facial
wsnsed-.ccpy Of ladies' Home
Phone Main tsea.
The PAUL rripiets are On exhibition
al the Nnoquaimls hotel from 10
a. m. -untti . D M. Admission Toe.
Wanted meet Ina Whyts. for
merry Cumberland. IL G.. a friend.
HarriAnn 1855.
Experienced iaundrcss WAITS work
or tAre curtains % do. Elliott
ssie "
General private detective work
strictly confidential. persons aud
things located xsi3l, care star.
dit.i.EfTE ng.AilEs sharpens.i, soc
dos. rsxofa. rec, etc. 1901 9Th as.
Scientific massage. trained nurse.
Main etBo.
Don't DO lonely. 1oin our Matrimonial
bureau. ladies' free Ips firs st,
Wrinkles. ffcckiea. sears. molrs.
pimpies removed. sts Arcade HidR
TouPEEs. wIus---Aii kinds ~ hAir
work koft. int spring Ind sa,1
OH aud rottsr--Tsst circle Friday
Readings daily, 1904 1fd,
Mrs. " spears, paimint, ites sfd Az.
say n saw II In 1hs star
k.ehei.. hungaIawa. nIn.klsx l.Ik.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-08
ARE
| QUARREL|NG

Aso, April s.-with Gen.
-. % chihuahua. accompanied
rebels from Jiminez. and
tampa en- route 10 Juarez,
ent TO-DAY 10 reports OF dis
n the rebel ranks. IL In
M nat Campo IL going to
% confer with DR.. vasquez
no expects to lead the
n'ess hereafter.
ssiazaf to-day left 200 rebels
son Parral, and returned "a
With the remainder OF his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-08
Woodrow Wilson
Robbed of Papers

lUy United Press Lensed Wfrep
CHICAGO, April s.--oov.
Woodrow Wilson 10 minus q
number Of valuable letters and
vouchers today, az a result OF
visit by political burglars,
who raidcd his rooms here.
Wilson says that any Of the pa
pers may be published without
injuring his candidacy. That
the burglary was poIifIcah
move was Indicated In that the
thieves did not touch q guam
tity Of siIverware and other val
uabIes In the rooms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-08

- uu1>,A pssss Leases wrsl
b6RolpsNTiAl HANDICAP
1noltiNoroN. April s--Msn-
n \ presidential booms up to-
jslmed the following dele
RgPuelicANs
nnusses In convention. i.oT6.
1ru1ssy to choice. $50.
e1Ds6 FOR Tan. 80.
$50 fer Roosevelt. IS.
|nnu<sss toe Ia Toilette. 3S.
pu<lse fof csmmins, 4.
ans1s1 to Roosevelt BY TAFT
norr1 %.
1ntsd 70 Tar ey Roosevelt
- -
lnns admitted BY Tan man.
n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-08
ADRIFT ON ICE

MARiSETTE. Via. April S.
George and Frank Drew. keepers Of
q lighthouse on Chalmers island.
are adrlft on an Ice foe today. and
the Ice Ia fast melting under the
warm south winds. Five citics
have rescue parties out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-08
DAD SURVEY

aninary survey OF a right-of-
tween the city limits and
iof the purpose OF building
Hhan ear line. win be start
&c as the result OF a meeting
'tI owners In room 31f New
~ Saturday. The meet.
sslasd on the Incorporation
1npany to be known as the
Seattle Improvement
: collection Of $500 was
. defray immediate ex.
About 200 property own
ssNsseniiag 5000 acres of
~ ~ members of the club. and
sss promised By three OF
1st land owners. Clyde G.
n was elected president.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-08

..,,<s Press leased Wire,
..<spslIs rena.. April S--With
I. ,srsa,csed IN half a dozen
...cx the lsyee. Memphis to.
- he most serious Hood In
I. ssi,,rsng q the flood victims
Il. s..islns districts is Intense
! .>,s<snds OF homeless refugees