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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-15

b brlctH r. BEAUTIFUL TWO
hi nas. modern, nearly new, 'front.'
OF d TbIrap University on Isth East,
VERY u gu south, large lot; only
'ln for o,i:y Terms: owner makes
ID N"icK sale. Plenty OF money
vSsxRsOTHERs COMPANY,
eoeihent Bankers. niSef
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-15

AN EVERLASTING CHRISTMAS
PRESENTLY acres fine garden soil,
with first -class water right, within
block Of State street; ideal location for
beautiful home Price only $3.50; SOS
down, $40 per month.
acre, one-half block from car line.
best Of soil. and one or the best little
bargains In tho county. Price only si00s
s25 down. bal. monthly.
We can sell you a few choice building
lots. 25xI50 feet 10 alley; first class car
service, all modern conveniences, for $50
per lot: $3.50 down, $3.50 per month,
". NJ. LONG CO, 500 EEARNS BLDG.
WASATCH 4911 mlS05
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-15
BOOKS AND CARDS

THE BEST SELECTIONS OF BOOKS
and engraved Nnas cards at the Des-
oret SUNDAY School Union Book Store. ~
Il. South Temple street, ms1t
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-15

:lRT & CARLQUIsT COMPANY.
~ st. Phone W-55o.
4 II. from 9th East Just below 10th
ID Ne have a S7tyl0o- sidewalk
Qni and Is all paid for. This splen-
Palning spot is surrounded by beau
homes and can be purchased for
4 sisg cash Balance SIS per month.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-15

snesst, We have just listed with us
oom frame house, attached 10 which
tlore on 25Hl25 fl. of ground, par
modern and in a good location, for
s'VV cash. Balance $50 per month
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-15
CLEANING AND DYEING

Garments, insured Superior 1 work,
PROMPT auto delivery. Three phones
VA $40, o29 1l3~16 b. Broadway. m13S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-15
CROMER,


73 West 3rd South Street
40x7o feet, with a double brick. OF
rooms OH each Side. near Sth South and
4th East, all for $500,
Nice lot, with q 6room modern brick.
near capital grounds. $4,000.
66x66 feet. with a hUe 5-room modern
brick, corner of sth South and Jefferson
50xiJo feet to alley with a s-room
house on 7th East $500
7d9x165 feet, with a 7-room house,
close in. very cheap. or will trade for
clear land,
s65O0 Phone 1852, miS07
FOR sALD-oR WILL TRADE FOR
Salt Lake City real estate-12o acres
of land. valued at $4,000. Laramie CO.
cleared and In readiness for early spring
seeding: all under fence. permanent wa
ter rights. fully paid. Address w. w.
Brown, l6T So. 18th East. Salt Lake City.
Utah, m1S66
REST PART OF CITY, 521 ELEVENTH
East seven rooms. bath, toilet. closets,
basement etc. chicken coops- 52i Elev-
epth East. Phone Hyland 3o9b-,T. mlSl5
S40oo-sEvEN ACRES IMPROVED
fruit tract. near Holiday line.
s1400-1a5x165 feet. small house. $. G.
SIX acres improved irrigated land to
trade for city property
Y. J HUFF. dO5 Atlas block. mls0g
a LOT NEAR UNIVERSITY, 4o-FT.
front, for $500. A-1S. Tribune. ml5s6
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-15

SfOoo-An IDEAL HOME. Bungalow Of
five rooms, complete plumbing
oak floors. front and back porches
and sleeping porch: built oil red
presscd brick, raked Joints; loca-
ton on So. 9th East; terms 10 suit
Lot 50xl57 IT,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-15

So00o-A Groom bungalow; large living
room. with mission mautel. plate
rails; two sets of plumbing, fur
mace heat. cemcpted basement,
etc: corner lot; south and cas-
fronts, with beautiful view OF
Fort Douglas and entire valley
situated above the "Smoke Line"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-15

me site Of the new high school
5ye o-room mod ern house, with a.
sement and good lot, and only Z
"ock from the street car and .
from ,he new high school. This
4 spVV cash. Balance SOS per month.
nlS89
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-15

.PoH aALE-REAJ ESTATE.
+Hph, 2o1 AND COZ FELT BLDG.
'E BEST CHRISTMAS PRESENT
Is y HOME.
sS,oW; oak and birch finish, built
sco on 18th Il. near University,
|6os aha gas heater At great
~ and on easy terms.
$1,000.
E moo. brick on corner lot 55xl40,
near University
ONLY se50o.
H. CENT INVESTMENT. Double
sSs : rms. and bath each eide,
ana lst North st5.
ONLY s2100.
cornsrs sile sn mouse, not mod, but on a
-~'' "VALS5. near Fishers brewery,
ONLY $500.
rodn rosner on lat ave. and O st, Lot
''''' WIZ old arm, brick house.
NOW $500.
'cld' POI AND 2oa FELT BLDG.
MISC
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$4,000.
Bungalow OF rms, hardwood
floors. beamed ceilings, paneled
walls, hot water heat, laundry,
sewers and walks. Terms can be
arranged.
$500.
South Temple st residence of I
rooms, lawns. flowers, finished I'm
quarter sawed oak and white
enamel, improvements paid. con-
structed oi pressed brick.
On East Broadway, a niece OF
vacant property at a bargain.
An improved State street prop
erty at $1,000 per foot.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE IN
VESTMENT CO.
S5t Main st. Phone was. 81.
We Write Fire Insurance.
VIII Go on Your Bond.
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CATERING

WORK TO LApIES EN-
tcrtain,us at home. Hyland 16l-J
k3si9
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-15
Abstracts-Title Insurance

UTAH SAVINGS d TRUST COMPANY
furnish abstracts and title Insurance;
attend To all details in transferring and
ESQ Main E7b2o |
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-15

4o.a tEhTf HERE FOR A
mia improved ranch in Central
,so 80. W. Temple ST. MIRA
|far. ,ppouogsE, WITH WORKSHOPS
|celIcnnt' nt'yn lot; OH west side: chcan
''rhain' Z-41. Tribune,
mI265
Tuttls ssAL ESTATE. THAT'S
oroh Co.. 100 Main street.
f2249
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-15
MEHERRIN

Especial TO the Richmond Virginianf
MEHERR1N. VA. Sept. 14.--Miss
Leila Maddox of Gladys passed
through here Wednesday en- route
for Chase City. where she enters the
Southside Female institute.
r. NJ. Miller Of Richmond was in
town Thursday
An enjoyable card party was given
by Mr.. f. w. Dickerson on Monday
night. Progressive setback was play
ed. Those present were Miss Maggie
T.. Ewing OF Meherrin, Mesaames b.
r.. Wiltshire and c. c. Wall of Rich
mond, Fl. II. Simmerman OF Keedys-
Vile, Md, Gertrude Price, II. J. VIM
ston, F. e. Lash and l.. G.. Haskins of
Meherrin. and Messrs. c. C. Wall OF
Richmond, FL. J. Winston, NJ. E. Gee,
r. K. Lash, T. ]. Davis. T. c. Hask-
ms, w. E. Cunningham and DR.. w.
X. Vest of Meherrin. The lady's prize
was won by Mrs wiltshire and the
gentleman's by Mr.. NJ. E. Gee. Miss
Maggie Ewing and Mr.. IT. J. Davis
w the BOBBY prizes. Consultations
were awarded Mrs. T. c. Haskins and
Mr.. Fl. j. Winston.
'"sA beaufffuf wedding was celebrated
Wednesday afternoon at Liberty
Christian church, Green Bay, when
Miss Louise Mcfarland was married
to Mr.. Thomas Leslie Nunnally. the
pastor. Rev. f. w. Berry officiating
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-15
JOHN S. HARDWOOD
OUT FOR SENATE
MOULD SERVE THE CIrY As HE
HAS SERVED m IN
THE PAST.

Colonel John 8. Harw God. who has
served the city, ard the State In many
capacittes. all OF them with much
credit To- himself and to the city and
state. has determined at the sclicfta-
ton OF many friends. to announce
himself a. a candidate for the state
senate. OF which body Senator Folkes
has been a member for aome years.
hat from which body he must re-
tire on the FIRST Of January to take
m hts Duties N member OF the Ad-
ministrative beard OF the city Of
Richmond. TO which position he was
practically elected last Tuesday.
Colonel Harwood Is 20 well known
by the people OF Richmond and the
state of Virginia, that IT is useless to
introduce him through the columns
OF newspaper. He recently refused
the n,ayoralty of the city. because Of
had heAlfh and because the position
would necessitate the application OF
his whole time, and he Withdrew from
congressional fight for the reason
that his health would not permit him
TO conduct the campaign. His friends
felt that he could have gone through
that campaign with something of
credit and success. In determining TO
enter the race for the State senate
Colonel Harwood says.
II desire TO be perfectly frank, in
announcing my present candidacy &c
say that 1t has for some time been ar
ambition with me to serve In the State
senate. In declining the honor, re-
Gently rendered me by the council
and board OF aldermen, to becoms
mayor Of Richmond, / was actuatec
by two considerations. The first wat
the realization of the immense i'm
feftsHee assA vast responsibility wii4eA
will be vested ia that Office undei
the new scheme Of municipal gov.
eminent The second was the fac
that the offica Of the mayor OF Rich.
mand would demand and deserve tn.
entire and the undivided attention O.
anyone entrusted with the administra
ton Of its affairs.
II elected 10 the state senate I
will be necessary that I devote bu
sixty days In every two years to legis
iafiye duties. For four terms I hav,
sat as representative from Rich
rnond I'm the lower branch OF the gen
eral assembly. during which time !
has been my privilege to serve o.
many important committees. The con
rdence with which my fellow citizen
have thus honered RE has been
source Of the deepest and rnoxt sin
cere qualification. To serve them I
the best Of my ability has proven
pleasant labor n labor In which
have taken great pride.
s-4sff gives rffr fttaeh pleasure - an
nounee my candidacy for q seat
.ha State senate from the city {
pichnond for the wear 1914 II cleo
nd rledra rpvse5f IN nerforu9 fea,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-15
WILL LOOK OUT FOR
POLLUTED OYSTERS

The state dairy and food depart
rnera, working in conjunction with
the state department. of health. will
Take action to prevent oysters from
being taken from polluted water this
year.
Last season Elizabeth river. Hamp-
TON creek and Mil creek were closed
after the discovery that they were
infected with colon bacii baciii, Com
missioner Lee does not believe thai
any effort will be made to take oysters
from the closed area this season. In
spectors will get to work at once
examining the water OF the oyster
hedE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-15
STONEY CREEK

Especial 10 The Richmond Virginian.)
STONY CREEK, VA. Sept. IL
The stony Creek high school opened
yesterday with large attendance.
Miss Thomasson, Of Richmond, IL
principal. Miss Percivai, OF South
Richmond; Miss Virginia Mason, OF
Gray. va: Miss Kate Cobb. OF Sus-
sex county: Miss Pearl Justice, OF
Buena Vista, and Miss E.lie Prince,
of Stony Creek, constitutes tie re-
mainder of the faculty.
w. r. Freeman is out after quite q
severe Illness
Miss Janet L. Freeman left yes.
ferday for Srhithield. where che vii
teach music this session.
Hon. r. B. Hartley e making MANY
improvements to his home in Norti
Stony Creek. Va.
The Misses Lees gave house part,
last week in honor OF the followins
young ladies': Miss Cora Briggs. o
Richmond. Va. Miss Justice. of Ruens
Vista, Va, and Miss Kate Cobb. o
| Sussex county, Va.
The Rev. Watt has been holding re
vival services at Concord church thi
week with successful results.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-15
SENATOR'S DAUGHTER
SPONSOR FOR COLLIER
Miss Lucy Martin Breaks
Champagne Bottle Over
Bow of Proteus Which Is
Launched at N ewpo t
News Shipyard

Especial 10 The Richmond yirginian.p
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Sept. Ia
With all the ceremony with which
Encle sam is accustomed to surround
the official birth OF his fighting ships.
the collier proteus, latest and MOST
modern of the auxiiiaries of the
navy, slipped from the stays Of the
Newport News Shipbuilding company
today down into the waters of Hamp-
ton Roads, sponsored by Miss Lucy
Martin, daughter OF Senator Martin,
OF RMS State
The Christening Of the -Pfoieus. the
twenty second collier in the navy
was marked by even more than the
usual formality attendant upon the
completion of vessels of this class. be-
cause OF Secretary Meyers recently
announced decision 10 perfect this
branch OF the sea service and the I'm
portanee with which naval officers
generally are beginning TO surround
the formerly despised supply ships
OF TIE feet. Upon fhe GOLFERS, tin-
armed and unarmored. depends the
efficiency of the big gray nghting ships
which get the credit for Victories and,
realizing this. the navy department Is
endeavoring to bring the coaling YES
sels to the highest possible state OF
perfection.
Ths vessel upon the bow OF which
Miss Martin brake tls,s traditional bos
lie o. champagne today Is made OF
v.ee, and IN equipped with the <nest
sScsprocating engines In addition 10
xcncy, She Is t72 feet In length, 62
AreaAfh haa a hnid "a foat q In
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-15
KEYSvILLE

Especial to The Richmond yirginian.1
KEYsvILLE, VA. Sept. 14.---Mr.
]. D. Rodgers. of Martinsville. Va
was the guest of H. D. Peters this
week.
Miss Annie osborne left yesterday
TO atte..d the Chatam Episcopal In
stitrte. Chatham. Va.
Miss Cassie Waugh. of LynehburE,
Is visiting Mrs. j. c. Priddy
Mrs, w. A. Waddell has returned
home, after visit to friends in North
Carolina.
Mr.. J. G, Lovelace has jus. returned
from South Carolina, where he hiss
been for two months buying Tobacco.
Mrs Gillian and two daughter, of
Richmond. who have been spending
the summer with Mrs. J. c. Livelace.
have returned home,
Mrs. Elizabeth j Hunt. who has
| been spending some time at the
Keysville hotel. left today for Dan
!. v4lle,.=Nas.# where she Will teach dur
| ing the coming session.
Or. A. g. Priddy. OF the State
| epilpetic colony. is visiting f.. s
| Fitzgerald.
Mrs. David weisiger and mother
| Mrs, A. PETERS, OF hiCHiiioHus WY
! have been the guests OF Mrs. I'll. ID
| Peters, left today.
Mrs r, S. Fitzgerald entertained
at e'42" yesterday afternoon. in honol
! OF Mrs, David Weisiger. of Richmond
I and Miss Mamie Hodges, of Martins
willie.
Those playing were: Mesdane
Wood, j. c. Priddy. Henry Wilkerson
HALEY. Philips. Arvin, Bailey, Young
I.iyelace. Gillian, Peters, Welsiger
Watkins. Gaulding. Hunt. Snitnson
Crute: Misses Spencer Willies ant
Hodges. After quite q spirited gam
of progressive a." dainty refresh
ments were served.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-15
TO INVESTIGATE
INCOME RETURNS
SHEsN ANDOAH PREPARES TO GO
AFTER DET1INQUENTs
BY GRAND JURY.

Especial TO The Richmond Vtrgtntsnt
LURAY, VA. Sept. 14.-Tax dodg-
ers are beginning to fare badly
throughout the Valley of Virginia,
The Circuit court OF Shenandoah
county, Judge r W Harrison pre-
siding, IL preparing 10 Deal vigorously
with these violations OF the State law.
every commissioner Of the revenue
of that county having been suboenaed
to appear ana give information. The
grand jury investigation viii deal
with the amount of income returned
/ for taxation the amount OF purchaser
by merchants during the year. ane
the amount of money on deposit In
banks on the first day OF February
Ile12 In Shenandoah county, where
the investigation Is now going on
lonly three persons have reported In
comes In excess Of $4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-15
FIRE BURNS THREE
CHASE CITY STORER

Especial to The Richmond virginian. }
CHASE CITY. VA. Sept. 14.-This
morning at O'Clock fire destroyed
three stores on Fifth tsreet near the
Southern Railway station. The build
ings burned were large storage
warehouse owned by DIR. G. g. Tay-
9or- and two grocery stores, sons owned
by w. f.. Davis. colored, with a stock
OF about $500. The other was own
ed by Edmund Dickinson, colored.
with q stock OF 5000.
But for the stiffness of the night
and effective efforts OF the Chase City
fire department the remainder OF the
block could not have been saved.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-15
Y3ZIsISlS3Zl;i5 l,S;Sa5j|s, G53ZI(|
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SIS. R,cNNAONu

RI. III. Holland il In from
kinia, and In -bobbing UP
around the house.
Bin Minor, AT one time
but now a '-fiomebody." u
his membership with
council. kesfas busy At hi
An Eagle, IL was Jack, d
from his perch. and aiigh'
the week.
Little Jones. the same A
Henry. with Etchlson Hat y
on the street looking after
tors.
Tom Gibben, alias "Sea
been in the city the entire
are not positive about IN
can usually hear him buxxi
when he Is near and he has
a sound. Rumor says. he i
George Nelson, q bupy
Saunders Son q Co., has b
a good clip with the fhr
open.
stump Coleman wabhlet
the usual rut,
M. j.. Riddeil. with the
Hardware company, II moi
although the IattAr part 81
sounds little IiIe II.
Jack Tshomasson. who
around town for Harris Orr
pany, stuck close TO the liys
Ing the week.
oily Bob" alias .Alads
son stole In from Bowling
the next time up, made d D
snd landed up the river
Peacock" Harris came
| rubber several times. IN
| several good ones.
lass IyfId Ffssl6e Hugh ~ y \ NJ NJ
| Bowling Green. the nex
| he made n pinch Nit, &
the Southern.
Tom Aaron, when last h
was baKGing q good lot.
issuiny all sizes TO bring 4
The Men Behind the /.
been keeping up = lively I
| ing the week every shot
IL a0nnt.The hoya AHA !
tention and seldom miss tn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-15

so well covered little Is Known OF
his movements.
"Corky" wiIbon, with Earl 4 Will
son. has gone South with hts spring
line. and expects to 'scoiia the ousi-
ness IL hard work and good line
will get 1t.
s. r. Hni. who hits the pike .in
western North Carolina foe Amber
| son. Lewis e. Gray, has been in tie
city, getting his line together.
Walter simmons, who thr,ws has
| In the ring around Richmond for
| Stokes. is expected to -eturn from
his vacation In a few DAVIS.
Field and Sidonia ffihan ARE ar
ranging to leave WITH .hylr spring
Time. They will move Southwark
| yOid Hutch" warrior bold. s-ith
Drewry- Hughes. threw down a large
| bunch and hustled back II his can't
| ing ground.
| John. Jr.." Forege was seen. and he
surely seemed TO enjoy the sights #
this big city
good ones with Wingo. Es,ett 4
crump, has been in the city. ANT III
prepared TO skidoo.
Arthur Well, who has spread fsid
Glory all over town. continues en- the
80. an, - -. :
| 49, maspn uama on we s"s, a.'a u.ss
naru 70 persuaoe everyone 70 use
Hugh Foster came in, went out, and
| then came back again
naus Aoohe went Town IN ,he
york river country To ofiiciate at
wedding. Badly was master OF GER
emonies." which is to say everything
IHossd n,
-, a : i,sie scored curing the Wees.
ms youngster mas slgned up with
l6s and VIII be attended to shortly.
DICK IWathhey H enjoying resi-
AZ the Nocknrid6e batns- DICK look
the family along
AJAX neia came In from Carotiha
with pig ouncn. turned around and
1 went rlsnt ont again wNh Whnkinson'
WilhAms reed trunks.
E oncie Torn Mest. good Old war-
TOT WIN WIIkin NIIiAms g hesd.
Carolina. is playing close in and re-
ceiving many customers from the Tar
heel section
Henry enelhnGs. the otg squeeze
4sEonna .oEs- for M..k.asoag WIZ. M
nesa. ma oeea snowiRk Mucn
class iaieY
~ ZIG mAM 4. J u. s1e1 Wno MNes g!
basiG City. ana pays excess pageage
on WILKINSON Win!Ams = heeds nne'
mas been gettihg the cream recent
~.
A. =. bet0 the nrG part STANDS
LOT aIways BUSY piuenne auas
around me CITY Tor I'm Wen likal
!; , =; !; :: !:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-15
Men Behind the Guns
Newy Notes and Personal Nsaioa q The Men Who Build Up
vagnas Tnde.
Virsipia's Trade.

Theses 10 m
nd
Friday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-15
Celebration at Yorktown.

Especial to The Richmond VirBfnian)
YORKTOWN, VA, Sept 14.--Prep-
arations are being made for the an
nual celebration to be held Mt this
place October 18th In commemoration
Of the surrender Of Lord Cornwallis to
WashingtQn October ID. 1871. The
war department has assigned four
companies OF coast artillery and a
hand for the purpose. The navy has
also promised to be represented. It
10 hoped that one OF tho presidential
nominees will speak At Yorktown on
the day Of the celebration. Much I'M
terest u being manifested and from
present rinatcsttop1 I, 1t WILL U u ~ xhs
largest celebration yet held ~ York
town.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-15
City Lsses 14.1en.

~ agreement in the Law and Equity
court yesterday. the suit Of J. D.
Briggs against tho city of Richmond
| for $1,000 wsa left 70 the 1udxA. and
dsncs decided that ths piaintf6 was
entitled to n 1850.
Brfggs. claimed the 6aAaGee becauss
II injuries sustained " fa1ling into
~. e1eansttea MAlIe eF114 lrlPfs1A-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-12


Tho good ship ~pinaforc" sailed
into the Moore last night and into
the hearts OF the audience. To
most everyone there she came as an
old and ever welcome friend. Near
~ everyone In familiar with the
solos. ehoruscs and delightful satire
OF sPinafore.-
The company scored the same hit
they made with the ''Mikado" and
the Pirates of pcnxance" The
whole troupe seemed 10 be enjoying
II as much as the audience. OF the
principals. George J. MeFarsane a.
Captain Corcoran was perhaps the
best He had TO respond TO three
recalls az the end OF hts opening
song. Much regret Was expressed
because DE Wolf Hopper was cast
for the part OF Dick Deadeye The
part hardly gave him enough to do
and the audience wanted more ol
him. At the end Of the first act
In answer to cries from all over the
house he recited his famous CASEY
at the Bat.
1 Arthur Aldridge was a perfect
Ralph Rsckstraw. The Right Hon
orabie Sir Joseph Porter. X. G. ".
First Lord Of the Admiralty, wal
well played by Arthur Cunningham
Eugene Cowies WAS slated In 4
small part. but had his chance n
the last act Alice Brady captiva,es
all with her Cousin Hebe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-12
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UPSET STOMACHS
~papes Diapepsin" ends indi-
session, Gas. Sourness in
five minutes.

spsary does" put bad stomachs
a. as.,.r really does" overcome
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ss,n and sourness In five minutes
-,hat--last that makes fape =
p,.rensin the largest selling atom-
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van eat ferments into stubborn
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.,.r uudlgestcd food and acid,
nd is dirry and aches. breath
scul: tongue coated; your insides
c,lsd with bile and indigestible
~s.te remember the moment MA
,-cs,n comes In contact with the
stomach all such distress vanishes.
- truly astonishing almost mar
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ness
A large fifty.cent case OF fapc's
yasnepsln will give YOU a hundred
Scllsrs' worth OF satisfaction or
vour druggist hands you your mon
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Ms worth its weight In gold TO
uss and women who can't set their
sromachs regulated. II belongs In
xour home should always be kept
isndy ID case OF a sick. sour. up
81 stomach during the day or
a rirht. It's the quickest, surcst
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-12

ridicalcd and threatened by the
crooks. dive keepers and politicians
Of West Hammond. and ignored BY
state and federal authorities. she IL
all NJ once the big figure In ire.
mendons expose OF vice and crime.
Everybody IL interested now.
The United States marshal and dia-
trict attorney are on the Job. So
are the state. county and city az.
iorneys. and Chicago detectives
are lending their aid. The news
papers are taking the matter ser.
ionaly. There IL no doubt about II
West Hammond is going 10 be
cleaned up.
The biggest step In the rcgcner.
alton OF West Hammond was the
recent exposure OF tho House OF
Mystery and the arrest Of Henry
f'oss. keeper Of this dive. on muir