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The Washington herald., 1912-06-01
NEWMAN MAY SUB
FOR BALLOT BOXES
District National Committeeman
Threatens to Institute Court
Proceedings Against Kelley.

Threatening TO institute court proceed
ings II their demands are not acceded
TO, the three factions Of the District De-
mocracy are striving to induce J. Fred
Kelley, chairman Of the old Democratic
Central Committee, TO turn over to them
the ballot boxes used in the recent pri-
maries together with the various assets
OF the committee. It is understood that
Mr.. Kelley has IN his possession more
than 5000.
A conference between the leaders Of
the Newman faction will be held this
morning in the office Of Attorney Freder-
ick L. SiddOns to consider the advisa-
bility Of instituting suit to compel Mr..
Kelley to turn the ballot boxes over to a
commission. to be appointed by the court,
for the purpose Of being canvassed. Mr..
Newman said last night that the ballots
were improperly counted by Costello
judges, and that II a just count is made
the figures will show that he is the
rightful winner In nearly all OF the
twenty-five legislative districts. Mr..
Newman will institute the proceedings
as an individual and not in the name Of
the Newman faction.
The members Of the Costello faction
and the Darr-Carr- Benton element also
threaten TO seek redress through the
courts II Mr.. Kelley does not turn over
20 them the coveted possessions. Mr.. KeI-
ley refuses 10 give up control OF the bal
lot boxes and the cash, contending that
none Of the sO-called conventions was
conducted regularly. but that all were
merely mass meetings.
r. +. Mattingly. James Easby-Smith,
and Walter J. Costello have been ap-
pointed by the Costello Central Commit
tee as a subcommittee 10 adjust the
local troubles Lafe Pence. T. H. Pick
ford. and DR.. T. V Hammond have been
selected by the Costello delegates as q
committee to arrange for hotel accom-
mOdations in Baltimore.
Frank J. Wissner, o. II. Gore, and
F. Edward Mitchell were appointed. at
the initial meeting of the Darr-Carr-
Benton faction central Committee last
night in the Gunton Building. TO con-
stitute a subcommittee to take the
necessary steps to compel Mr.. Kelley
to turn over to them the ballot boxes
and other parapheTnalia belonging to the
central committee. The subcommittee
is empowered to act as It sees ft
Sixteen out OF the twenty-five legisla-
tive districts were represented at the
meeting. Oficers OF the organization
will be elected at a meeting TO be held
next Friday at o'clock in the Gunton
Building
At present each faction has a central
committee. The question which con-
fronts local Democracy Is which COM
mittee will be recognized as the legiti-
mate organization.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

WHITE
Henry c. Clayton 3 and Matte L. Bollin, .
both Of Richmood Va. Rev. james s Montgomery
John Schse1eT. 2, and Marie RoesSler. z. Rev
J. r. Roth.
LAthrop Ely Baldwin, %. Of New York. n Y
and Mar Haines Moon. %. Rev. Joseph T. Kelly.
Aiiks John. a. Of JohnstOwn, Pa. and Katherine
Abood. 70. Rev. JoNiim Ale1opoulas.
James ]. Kenny. =, and Marie L SGhelcher, -
Rev. Jossph H. Cassidy.
John j. Gown, 2, and Nosa Z shaEoEue Is
Of Bowie. Nd Rev. CorneliuS s. Abbott jr.
Julian A. Gilman. q, and Margaret G. Powell
IS both Of RiehmOad. Va. Rev. william J. Car
roll
Martin !. shatsnsfsin. d and Jubis NJ KGittin.
n Rev. @. silyeTstooe.
Otto B. sutton, 2, and Hester K. Meyerhoefer,
a both Of Rolls, Va. Rev. Donald G. Macleod
John W. Kennedy. q. and Lille NJ Smith, Is
both of LinTiIle, Va. Rev. H. Schroeder.
Alexander ]. Wedderbun, IT., ., and Lottis
Lewis Smith. 2. Rev. 7. o. Baker.
Robert B. ireland. %. Of Brooklyn. n. Y, and
Grace F. James. y, Of New YoFk. Rev. John
II. Schick.
coLoRED.
B. Gibson. 2, and Matte Jones. 2. Rer. J. Z.
willis
7. Hall. y. and Annie Robinson, 4. Rev. ThsO-
dore Williams.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-01
GEN. WOOD ADDRESSES GRADS
Thirty-nine Receive Diplomas Rt
Army Medical school.


The thirty-nine graduates Of the Army
Medical School were addressed yester-
day afternoon by Gen. Leonard Wood.
Chief OF Stan. U. s. A. First Lieut..
Samuel Lloyd, professor OF the Post
graudate Medical School Of the Army in
New York. also delivered an address.
Diplomas were conferred upon the fol-
lowing, Secretary Stimson presenting
the parchments:
Carol R. Baker. James E Baylis.
Harry II. Blodgett. Morris H. BOerner.
Thomas W. Burner, Charles r Castlen.
Philip B. Connolly. Michael 4. Daley,
Chester R. Haig. William E. Hall. John
son F. Hammond. Robert II. Hardaway.
Thomas E. Harwood. jr.. Howard l.
Hull. John G. Ingold, Frederick c. Kel-
lam, Kerwin W. Kinard. Douglas W.
McEnery.- Harry R. McEellar. Hew B.
McMurdo. Shelley U. Marietta, William
B. Meister. Alvin c. Miller, John w.
Meehan, Leopold Mitchell, Luther r
Poust. Omar II. Quade, Guy l. Qualis,
Thomas E. Scott, John w. Sherwood,
Robert Shelton. Lesson o. Tarleton,
John II. Trinder. Samuel J. Turnbull.
Alfred P. Upshur, Harry II. Van Kirk.
Charles NJ. Watson. Adna G. Wilde, and
Neal n. Wood
Neal n. Wood. Omar H. Quade. and
William B. Meister. honor graduates.
received special distinction at the ex-
ercises, the last named winning the Van
Hon Medal.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-01
DEATH RECORD.
NLHnLE

WHITE
william J. Meadow, 70 years, Government HOSPITAL
foI Insane
Jacob Won Derishr. IS, 7s St nv.
Calvin Dufield, Is, Government Hospital for Insane.
John L. Boueher. 60, Sls NJ St. nv.
clsmsnt Olsen. 81. Government Hospital for InAne.
Frederick BiEhof. IS. EmGEency HospitaL
: Lewis W. Cation, %. I2B sth 81. NV.
Ruth Fsrruson, S, National Homeopathie HOSPITAL.
Sarah Nelson, 90 Potomac River, foot OF Alexan-
dria, Va.
Grover @ Moran, D. III K 81. se.
Aiary Moriarty. U days, lois I'd ST. nv.
Infant Of William 7. and Maud lands, ls hours,
Columbia Hospital
coLoRAp.
Malbury Young 70 ysArs. l2H St. se.
Ffank Palmer. 8. Emegency HosFital
Martin Alexander. %. Govt HOSPITAL for Insane.
Charles W. Brightley s. Govt. HoSpitGl for InsAne.
Gilbert King. q. 30 snoES Court NV.
Thomas Law. 70. nl Hays Court nv.
F1orenc3 DaTts. ~ el9 ID St sE.
Percy Stewart. H. t5sA Ridge St. nv.
Mar n. Monroe. I, Childrens Hospital
EdEard Il. Randolph. months. MS VI. Ave. nv.
Infant Of John and Ella WiSenaAn. > dAyA Msssz
81, HillsdAls. D. @
The Washington herald., 1912-06-01
Fred CatchsII %.

cause of the detailed excelIeuce
of the tailoring we put into them.
They'll hold their shape and their
style. Being an exclusive and
distinctive one-theyll hold their
place in approved fashion-be-
yond the one season of their pro-
duction.
To be very practical, we give
you an unusual guarantee. It's
FIT OR NO PAY" and
WITHOUT DEPOSIT. That
puts you on a little different
basis than you enjoy anywhere
else. LEAVES THE CUES
TION OF SATISFACTION
SOLELY AND ONLY WITH
YOU. That's where it belongs,
we think, and we're not fearful
of the verdict.
Think it over, and let us have
your order-FOR ECONOMY
AND SATISFACTION'S
SAKE.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-01
BIRTH RECORD.
WHITE

William G. and Beulah N. Cook, boz,
Francisco and Adsiina Citrano. Eiri.
.Aficheiangelo and Maria Fammina, boy.
Domenico and Anna Cicalh. bog.
Henry F. and Daisy B. Boswell, girl.
William T. and MEude LSDdiG, boy.
David Z. and Ada ThomaS boy.
james and Alice Tones. gin.
william and Edith wills gin.
William J. and Eleanor L Lauck, Eiri.
Gilme- ". and Ethel Copley, Eiri.
GreEoEy and Marie Segreh, Eirl.
William A. and 3lary ]. Winfield, boy.
Roy Il. and Faith Mona Wolfe, boz.
George B. and Dol ConwsI. Eiri.
John c. and Gusie G. Mead. bog.
Walter and Mary A. Dindlebeck, boy.
Michael and Judith McNamRra, Rfri.
Charles A. and Adah lI Darhy, giri.
Lewis II. and CoFTinne Canisher. boz,
Dennis n. and ALICE Sherman, giri.
Roy ard GeneTisFe Adams. Firi.
Edward L. and Mary L Brown, boz.
Jesse I. and Man Z. Anderson, Rirl.
Louis and Annie = Mats. bog.
William and Catherine NJ Schlosser. mi.
C0LoRED.
Luther and Rotis McTcad. boy.
Theodore and Thresa Wukinson, III.
Georgs ard LOttis Grave. IN
Louis and Hattie Dixun, III.
Hen9 and DARE Smith, girL
The Washington herald., 1912-06-01
ART STUDENT GETS MEDAL.
Miss FeIIce Howell Win. High

Miss Felice Howell Wins High
HOnOrs in Corcornn SchooI.>,
Miss Felics Howell was awarded the
gold medal for her work in the Corcoran
School Of Art when the commencement
exercises OF the school were held last
night at the CorcOran Gallery of Art. Miss
Lucy Onutt won the silver medal for work
in still life, and other honors were won
by the Misses GersbOrf. Lowe, and Mary
Godding.
E. c. Messer, principal Of the school
and John NJ. Wilson. one OF the directors
made addresses. The gallery was thrown
open TO the visitors, and an informal re-
ception was held for the students
The Washington herald., 1912-06-01
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
!. S. Dept Of Agriculture. woath.- Bureau

Z. S. Dept Of Agriculture. Wesths= Bureau,
Washington. D. c, May SIS p. m
Temperatures nmAin moderate in the East and
South, have Hssn considerably IN the central val
leys and the Upper Lake region and over the dis
tricts west q the Rocky MOuntains and they have
fallen decidedly over the shower Hreas in the West
It VIII Be warner Saturday in the Lower Lake
region, the iuteri1T d New England and thR
Middle Atlantic Stltes, and cooier in the Upref
Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys and the
Southwest. Il viii be cooler Sunday in the Ohio
VALLEY and the Lower Lake region, and warmer be-
tween the Mississippi River and the Rocky Noun
tains
The Washington herald., 1912-06-01
Local Tempernture,.

Midnight, 81: a. m, 60; { a. n. a;sA m. S.;
q. m, g.; 10 a. m, 60; Il noon. n; p N, "a;
p. m. .; p. N, %; p m, 60: 10 p. m, 50
Highest, ~; lowest s.
Relative humidity-s a. n. B; p n, ,; s
?. m, S. Rainfall S ,. N. to . p nj. O.
Hours Of sunshine, AL Per ceut q possible sun
shine, IN
TemPs-atrTe same date last yeur-Hishsst. IS;
The Washington herald., 1912-06-01
When Your EYES Need care

IA Murine Eye Remedy. No BmartinE-Feel3
Flne-Acts Quickly. Try it for Red, Weak,
Watery Eyes and Granuisted Eyelids. Illus,
trated Book IN each Package. Murine is
compounded By our Oculists-not = -Pntent Md
icine hut used In successful Phyaiciansi Prac-
llc tpc sold by Druggists at - and so per Bottle
Aurine kye saivein Aseptic Iubes,l 8o and t0c.l
nurIne Eye Remedy Co.. chI0aaD
The Washington herald., 1912-06-01
Chester to Relieve Birmingham.

The. scout cruiser Chester will. leave
Philadelphia Tomorrow To relieve the
scout cruiser Birmingham, nov patroII-
ing the navigation routes of the North
Atlantic for the purpose of keeping nav
igators informed Of the whereabouts of
the fee packs and bergs. The Chester
will report by wireless daily to the Ma
val Photographic ONCE the exact POSI-
ton Of all icebergs encountered.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Reviewing Stand Seats

Tickets for the reviewing stands
for the great pageant Of the CO.
lunbus. Memorial Parade Are now
on sale at the Family Shoe Store,
$40 Seventh Street All seats are
coupon reserved Prices. 81 and
$3.50 each Secure them now.
Tickets for the great sacred con-
cert at Convention Hall on Sunday.
June 9, are now on sale at Droop's
Music Store. price. 50 cents each.
In addition TO the above places.
application may be made at the Of
nee Of the secretary OF the commit
tee, SOS E Street Northwest.
JOSEPH STRASBURGER,
Chairman Executive Committee.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-01
Tide Table.

TO-day-High tide, $50 a m and sz7 D n.
Low tide. 4. m. and 81 ,. n
To-mouoE-High tide s37 4. N. and 1910 .. N
Low tide. so a N. and 4:I p. N.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-01
TemperntureG An otner Cities,
RaiD

TsmperatureS in other efties. together with The
amount Of rainiaH for the tEeuty-four boun sDdsd
At ,. N. yesterday. are As follows:
The Washington herald., 1912-06-01

OFFICE OF THE GEORGETOWN GAS LIGHT
COMPANY. lis Twenty -Etnth Street Northwest
Nay %. lsI2-A MEETING Of the stockholdsrS Of this
company, for the election of seven directors. will
be held at this O5Ce MONDAY. June } I9I1
Polls open frum y m. 10 p. q.
Books for transfsr Of stock will Be- closed fron
May y to June }. 1872. Inclusive.
ROBERT L MIDDLETON, se1starJ
vIATI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. NATURAL,
nonSarEscII; cop. book free. Apply hy mail. sls
Colorado Bids. Ere lecture for women Wednss-
days at 20 D m aSa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05

A full pint OF cough syrup--aa
much a. yoa could buy for fx.f0--
can easily he made nj home. fou
VIII find nothing that takes hold ~
an obstinate cough more quickly.
usually ending ~ inside Of ~ hours
Excellent. too. for Group. whoopin (
cough. sore lungs. asthma. hoatsr>
ness and other throat troubles.
ME- l pint 81 graduated sugar
with " pint 81 warm water. and sfir
for minutes Put ~ ounces of
bottle th~n add the sugar Syrup u
keeps psrfseiis. Take 4 tsAnpoonfni
every one. two or three h0urs
This IL Just laxative enough 20
help cure a cough Also stimulates
the appetite. which u usually upset
by cough. The taste IL pleasant
The sffcet Of pine and sugar syrup
ON the snfisfneH membranes IL well
known. rines Ia the most yaluetir
concentrated compound OF Norway
white pins extract rich IN xuatroi
and all The natural heating pine eio-
msnts Other preparations will not
work " this formula.
Tho Pipes and sugar syrup recipe
wives throughout the rnlsst states
and Canada. Tho plan haa been iml.
tat.a. bns the old srece~efpi farm / =
has never bean e1ua,ed.
a guaranty Of absolufs ratisfar
ton. er money rfpHaptiy refunded
gees with thls recipe, Your drug .
gtat has Finek. Or viii get 70 Zoe yosi.
y not. sena 80 Tbs finsx Co. ".
rsrss !. fairy guaranteed BY mar.
tell Drug Co. tdistf'hntors,. seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
GOOD readers
PICK HARTMAN
AS PRESIDENT

TACOMA. Dec. b.--With John p.
Hartman " Seattle practically
stated for election an president of
the Good Roads association, and
North Yakima or Spokane an the
place for meeting next year. the
state good roads convention got
down 90 business today and hogan
wrestling with the problem OF how
and where 10 construct the good
reads wanted.
seattle and Wenatchee are boost.
ing for the east and weat highway
through Snoqnaimis pass. but OPP
posed 20 this scheme Ir q big cle.
ment from tho Inland empire cities
who want good roads constructed
first from the trade centefs out
Into the SURROUNDING country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
STRIKE VOTE TO BE
COUNTED TONIGHT

II will be decided tonight whsth-
or or not the electrical workers
will declare strike.
Votes from the unions In Tacoma.
f5sllingham and Everett hive been
received. and. together with those
from the local union. will BE- count.
cd under tho direction Of vlra
President MogKsnthalsr.
Electrical operators want a uni.
form wage scale Llnemen Ia Sc.
attic. for instance, get 50 20 a day.
but IN Everett they receive onfy
$3.50. and In nsiiinxhasn as iow "a
SIS moath.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
EMBRYO statesmen
WILL START STUDY

The school OF salesmarship VII
open for the season tonight NJ the
Y. NJ. &. A.. with several brief ad
dresses In tho auditorium free 70
every one interested In salesman.
ship.
r. T. skecl. president Of the Ro-
tary club. viii speak on Salesman
ahip Efficiency" As an sdtcd In,
centIse to tho salcsmanshlp Htrf
dents al tho v. NJ. c. A. this year.
George W. Miller OF the Winfon
Motor Car Co. has promis "a TO ans
pioy the two statesmen making tho
best marks. al the completion ~
their course. AZ handsome salaries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
OLD PARTNER OF
JUDCEARCHBALD
TELLS OF DEALS

nv uan~d Press Leased wire.
WARRINGTON. Dec. 5.--When
tho trial In tho senate Of Judge
Robert W. Archibald OF the com
merec court, charged with miscon.
duct In office. was resumed today.
Edw. w. williams OF punnorc. Pa /.
continued HIS testimony OF Arch.
baId's alleged partnership with him
In the parchase Of culm dump
near Scranton. Tho Witness was
croesexamiucd by CONGRESSMAN
Webb OF North Carolina.
Williams Reluctantly admitted
Archibald drew up IN agreement for
an option ON tho katydld cullu
bank. In the sale OF which. h IL al
legged. Archibald held half.inter.
eat. Archibald watched Williams
closely throughout his Testimony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
SCORES GRANTING
OF WATER RIGHTS

WASHINGTON. Dec. b.-~lnfer.
entiaiIy scoring tho promiscuons
granting OF valuable water rights 10
private interests and insisting that
tho taxpayers should get the ben
eft them. Secretary Of War ". L.
stimson addressed the National rlv-
ers and harbors congress hore
today.
Senator Miles Poindcxter Of
Washington is scheduled 20 deliver
an address before the congress- this
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05

1urly>lbur Years ago q. II. BAR
= o11r1pd his first small drus
100 Y t1li Jackson street. To-day
= ~ flve large stores and Is do
rnhahly the largest retail drus
1So1n under the eontrol OF one
- ~ a Chicago.
~ nnrlellx success Il Illus
c1ln e what can Be done when
11a - merchandise. and good
1S - combined. Mr.. Bartell
80 luog1 been believer In ad
1917 and has. in fact. been
M n - largest advertisers In hts
- r ~ section OF the country
~ oIunyn been his invarlable
1S ~ = permit The slightest mis-
~Inrr16l1oa or deviation froul
~ 1rne fncts Ia hts publicity.
n I business grows as fast
= ~ - narteil stores Il stands
q m1r1n thnt the profits must be
r rlr>1 hock into the business for
a - o. This has been the
6n IN Nr Barsell. but he nos
~ ~ Ne time win soon srriT
- ~ VI make the reasonah
1 = vhlch he IL entitled.
I N - realized thaf IN q
y = n such \ business -
n q Immense amount OF pa
r1 ~ discrimination IL ~
~ = ~ man AZ the head OF Il.
D ~ successsai business Il
~ ~ 4 VIII BE- found that barb
y eoe Intensely Interested
- ~ preS his whole heart and
= ~ the rphulldlng Of tina,
|1lA onch . man Is MFR. bar
5 = Dnr1eu stores have kept
~ m the gro~th Of Seattle.
m - )n1ti<ution such as fhis one
&op11nly . credit TO any city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
JURY PUZZLED IN
HORSE RACE CASE

Alex oshornc ljust come 20 So
attic from Monroe with Ss real
simolcons In his custody.
j. q. Hili with a sufe.cnough
load.pIpe- cinoh tip on a horse race).
Answer-Ths horse did lot win.
Jury In Judge 0illiam's court Is
today wrestling with the question
whether said Sas was ever bet A.
all. He 10 under a grand iarcony
charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
FIX ELECTION DATE
FOR INCORPORATION

Elccttona VII be held Ia Red
mond and In Tolt this month on
the question Of incorporating a.
municipalities. This was author.
ised By . resolution OF the county
commissioners fixing the Redmond
election for December - and the
Tolt election day later. Tho pc
tislons for incorporation were the
result OF the recent election. which
made King county. outside OF In
corporated towns. "dry" territory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
MONTENEGRO TO
STAND AGAINST
AUSTRlADEMAND

NY United Prose- Leased Wire
ANTfvARf. Montenegro, Dec. ..
Flat and final defiance Of Aus
triA's demand that Servia be kept
isolated from tho AdriatIc sca was
voiced here today by Gen. MARITIME.
witch. tho premier and commander
ln.chief OF Montenegro.
III Austria refuses Scrvia the
port DESIRED" he said. Austria will
have 10 fight servia and Montene
gro together. Montenegfin and
Hervian interests run together ia
this matter. An outlet on the
AdrtAtic ses IL vital TO seryia. The
Servian army can hold the terri
tory Il has conquered. We refuse
10 even consider the autonomy Of
Albania"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
200 COUPLES OUT
AT NEWSIES' DANCE

u Was great night for the new
sizes at Redmcn's hall
Over 200 couples. toKxed out for
the masquerade. the sotL annual
bsli Of the Seattle Ncwsboyn union.
The fireworks began a little after
o'clock aud lasted until the rrcases
began to grind out the first morn
Ing editions "Red' Dixon won a
prise of pair OF Shoes for being
the poorest dressed man ut tho
bail Jimmie EnKler, 5sArs old
and the youngest member Of the
union. won a steam engine for his
costume.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
KNOW THEY
I'VE APPENDICITIS

ooalfie people who have
oCpendicifis. which II not
1n1nI have doctorcd for
~ - on the stomach. sour
II constipation. Swifts
N ~ are. and Pike 81.
. 1opo people viii try aim
ll1ceD bark. xiyccrine. etc.
pn1ed IN Adisrika- the
- oCpendicftis remedy. fhey
~ GgDgtscd at the QUICK ben
= UNGf.E DOSE relieves
4, euekl>s INSTASTLy.--Ad-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
MERCURY NEARLY
HITS FREEZING

Temperature early this morning
was IS. Thermometer have set a
new record for this winter. Those
who rot out Of bed before daylight
and crawici into their clothes felt
like froxcn herring In q thermos
bottle.
The weather. however. isn't like
~ 10 get much colder. The Japan
current Is too potent In lts moder.
ating influences.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
MARKETS


2se can pears, for 2sc: 10 lbs.
cane sugar. 81; , pkgs. rsisins, ssc;
lbs. cottoienc s5c; green peas. DC
laundry soap. csc, I lbs. small white
beams, Csc: apples. 7se box Soc
olives. 2sc qt.: sauerkraut, foc az.
brooms. 5sc each SOC pineapple. zoe.
. ptRs. Jello. l5c, pkgs. fnaearoni.
matches, Zoe; mixed nuts. lbs. csc;
Z lbs rolled oats. z5c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05

Ranch egKs 4bc dozi Eastern
cnrrants. &c pkg. Q pkgs, spaghetti.
lie; cans milk. 2sc, boxes
matches. Zoe zoe coffee. csc: lbs.
buckwheat. 55c. "a lbs. s5c; pkgs.
rnisins. zecs 10 lbs sugar, SOC. with
other s0c order teas. coffees or
spices; matted cereal In bulk, Toe 10.
soup crackers. leo ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
STORY OF CHUCBIKE,
AN AUTO. AND A SUIT

MOTORCYCLE.
Auto.
one little corner.
Two sharp turns.
Then n happened.
Who's 10 biamcf
Judge Smith this mornirs played
safe and decided both were. lie dis.
missed tho action OF Earl oliver.
10. the motorcyciist. whose face
was badly smashed. Oliver asked
$4,000 damages from y. II. Hard.
man. The case WAS taken from
tho jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05

MODERN elegantly furnished
rooms II lowest rates 81 Hotel vir-
Einua. Eighth and Virginia. scar
wostiAks. Eiiiost xo1 zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
yi25o AN ACRE

For choice quarter section land
with fine eyef~running stream, 90
acres vine maple and alder bot
tom, enough timber for ali pur.
poses. The best Of transportation
TO markets. and within easy reach
OF two caDncrien Just right for
berries. fruits. potatoes. poetry
COWS. Near postoffice. store and
school. and on county road. n
you want a splendid hOmesito. and
Wish 20 make money. this " your
opportunity. VIII give terms.
CHARLES SOMERs COMPANY
Alaska building
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ABSENT OWNER INSTRUCTS US
To seii her 40 acres In Lewis county
for 1850. on easy terms. about IL
acres cleared. pretty fair house
and bsrn and very good piece OF
soil Nice garden and orchard, two
county roads. It's 4 cheap amp.
and It's not side-htll proposition,
cithcr. We can tell you all
about a.
WEST COAST LAND CO.
mas Americas Bank Hldx.
IMPROVED ORCHARD TRACT
4 acres OF fine. rich. level land. with
extra fine buildings. water pIped
10 all buildings. and plenty for
irrign ton. II wanted. bearing ap-
pie, pear and cherry trees. mag
niflccnt view OF Sound and oiyui-
pics. A delightful home for $500.
on your own terms.
A. ". NEWELL. 100 spring ST