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The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-10-24
County Auditor:

S. NJ McGee
County Prosecuting Attorney:
M. F. Ryan
County Assessor:
G. J. O'Connell
County Supt. of Common Schools:
County Engineer:
J. L. Bayley
County Coroner:
J. M. Mcdonald
County Commissioner, LIST District:
Geo. H. Boiler
County Commissioner, End District:
w. I. Fountain
County Commissioner, 3rd District:
Alex. McCool
SOCIALIST PARTY.
Presidential Electors:
Ernest Luhr, Meridian
J. G. Robbins, 1896 seth Ave, &c., Seattle
I. P. Buck 1912 East Goth St., Seattle
H. w. Sauser, E. 1717 Columbia, Spokane
Mrs. Agnes j. Thompson 5345 9Th Ave-,
N. E., Seattle
Minnie Davis, 1920 Mckinley Ave-, Tacoma
Hortense Wagenknecht 1882 Wetmore Ave,
Everett
congressman at-Large:
NJ E. Giles 1857 Park ST., Bremerton
Alfred Wagenknecht, 1882 Wetmore Ave-,
Everett
Representative in Congress, Ord District:
Robert Burnes Martin, E. 4047 4th Ave-,
Spokane
Governor:
Anna A Maley 1880 Rockefeller Avenue,
Everett
Lieutenant Governor:
Adam H. Barth, 1918 South M St., Tacoma
pu e poa.noy u o71e Wo.
frans bostTomi zlIo "etmore Ave. Everett
,.. H@1e 6a" GO. D..., o
State Auditor: ''' '0"''''
J. E. Arnett, 45 ". Third St., Spokane
Attorney General.
oru'e mug ono 81 4 pnhii ~ I a. eea'e
Horace q CunnIes 25O5 n Ct Re,l;nobau
Sunor;ntopdant ~ p,h1;o Inst,,nt,on. nam
Frances Cora Sylvester. East Bay Avenue
Nit,1,;o wi" h@'' Lay A'enue'
State Representative Goth District.
Lee R Bilderback
County Sheriff:
Bvron Ronse
County Clerk;
co,,r+r- A,,d;tor
.,-SJo A1bo-t
Countv treasurer.
II u vastly
County Prosecuting Attorney:
County Assessor:
L. A. Culver
County supt. of Common Schools:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
County Engineer:
.--..........
County Coroner:
= --,,------.-:.--:...
GINS T. Smith
Countv Commissioner 2pd District.
pbiIin Limits
County Commissioner. 3rd District:
John b Renshaw
socrAT1sr 1Apop pApTv
Ds;Sont;a1 E1oc.or.
1oos NJ 'Carnahan 1107 West Ho,,v St
Bellingham
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-10-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior
IT. s. Land Office, Spokane, WASH

Oct I. IJIz.
Notice is hereby given that Rebeeca ao Mci made
mostesd entry No, ls448 [O3411l for northwest
Quarter OF the northwest quarter Sec TO- awb 70
50 ~ R44EwM has filed notice Of tngn'l c1aim NJ
make final ive-year proof to estaoi dascr r
before be N. F. Ryan. q s Commissions nser
for the Eastern District Of Washington al T ,e,a
port WASH on the 10th ss day oi JOHN
Gn Ian Alexis GuIssagaits, William Hug
gard and s B. siler. all o. Scotia; wa sac,ster
1910 lila h$ts' SS~~'
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-10-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the InIer1OE'
Land Office at Spokane, Wash

Sept. 4, 1872.
Notice Is hereby given that William Iu5saadd,
homestead entry No. 17252 [O2SO6l for nor heas.
quarter neL Sec "a, Twp 80 N, Rance q
Z W. M has filed notice OF intention TO ma. &c
final ve-year proof to establish claim % p sIe
q. s. Commissioner ft the Eastern Dlstrlce o. y
Washington, at Newport Wash, on the zho
dav of November, 1912. xu;,,,.n
Claimant names as witnesses IL
Iumon, Swan Anderson, s. B. Siler ana hoo
10 10oh Hal j. Cole. Register.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-10-24

Supreme Court Judges:
Oyerton G. Ellis, 613 North K st., Tacoma
Wallace Mount, PA 10th St., Olympia
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-10-24

Given under my hand and official seal this
18th day of October, 1912.
II. H. MURRAY,
County Auditor.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-10-24

Judge of the Superior Court, for the Judicial
District composed Of Stevens and Pend
0relle Counties:
W. H Jackson, 139 Birch St.. Colville
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-10-24

The location of the county seat of Pend
Oreille county, provided in chapter ZS
Session Laws of 1911:
Cusick.
lone
Newport.
Usk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-19
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT

MOOT on the death OF MIR. VII.
LIAM J. SMOOT Leo Camp AuxiIiarv
desires 10 eNpress regrets and sym
pathy For twenty-odd years W r.
Smoot X GO. has been the firm
through which oar work for the as,
sisttannce OF The Confederate widow
Hundreds OF baskets Of provisions
purchased from them have gone out
to tuose in need Never has tn. hav
been too hot or too cold or the
street number too hard to find:
never a complaint from the recipient
OF groceries furnished Their motto.
run measure pressed down ana
was almost empty credit was cheer
fully given and money recciptcd for.
Our tribute OF Respect goes forth
not in eloquent words. but in plain
md unvarnished truth, In honor OF
Mr. William r Smott who was ever
our co worker among the Confcd
crates IN distress and who ever
served us with diligence.
MRS l. w. WHITE
President
MRS NORMAN V. RANDOLPH.
Secretary and Treasurer Lee Camp
Auxiliary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-19
RICHESON' LAST
WISHES CARRIED
OUT BY SISTERS
Body Exhuned and Laid to Rest
by Remains Of Dead
Mans Mother.
Ispcciai to The Times-Disp4tch.l

.',t1'l' - ne I'meS-Dispftchl
~ ''"'ufs' July lS.-The final wishes
OF Rev. Clarence Y. r .Richeson. who
thu ,,,,,da. 90 '''s
AVIS L'nneil were to-
oaY carried out when his remains were
exhumed from the old ,,rov.,.,rc .,.
his fathers farm ROM. -.
he,., ,...., '''''e9 from Am
Oou' 'i'ons'' ana were laid TO rost
p's4de those OF his mother. whose
grave is I'm The ce,,.t
tanco ,. snort as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-19
TWO HUNDRED COWBOYS
AIC IN CHICAGO WEDDING
Costumed' Ia wild West stNlc. They
Play Franks a. If out

Chicago. July iS-Two hundred cow
BOYS wero feature of Tie Wedding
of MISS Marie Dedual and Winiom
Henderson. "a cattle buyer at the stock
yards. ycsterday in "a manner that
could hardly havo been improved up
on mad the scene been laid ON the
Weston plains
AT about the time tho young cou-
Pie wcrc ready to start for the church
where The ceremony was pemormed
TIC cowpunchers arrived on hotsebacs,
equipped tn true comhoy reealia, and
headed boy brass band WIN wild
shouts THAT one might expect to hear
at Cheyenne clrnval they accom-
l,an!ed the bridal party 20 the church,
the latter travelina in automobiles
Drawing UP I'm front Of the church.
tao "Westcrners' Qu-t'v remained out
Side unil the ceremony was per-
formed As the members OF The party
emerged from tho chproh the chauf
ieurs of the automobiles We're PROMPT
D. essocd and dragged from their
seats while covpuncher" suhsti-
ttfed for each OF them 81 the wheel
Thtn the cownoys took the wedding
la4ty 70 Charge ard With bands lead
'nr the shouting escort paraded foe
eeveral H,l.s through South side
ttrset4 ..Tfa co~boys were am friends
ii HendeFson and are employed az the
rtocky ards
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-19
PLAN TO HASTEN
END Of CONGRESS-
(Continued Ion FIrst Page.)

Commerce Commission with power to
deal with the situation
Senator Townsend urged Legislation
to prevent railroads from getting any
grip on the canal.
"Astutc railroad managers know
THAI the canal viii do moro TO re-
duce rail rates from coast 20 coast
than all the orders or commissions
combined declared the Michigan
Senator.
senator Townsend addressed The
senate In advocacy of q single headed
government for the Isthmian Zone In
stead of commission government.
10 interpreted the treaty between the
United States and Great Britain as
permitting the former to allow Amori-
can ships to pass through the canal
without the payment OF tolls.
TO Fight High Living Cost.
Washington. July 1S.-To stem the
tide of the high cost of living ana
other evils the creation OF a new
standing committee I'm the House is
proposed in resolution introduced
to-day by Representative Lindbergh, OF
Minnesota. The committee will be
known as the committee on industrial
relations, and would nave supervisory
relations with all h.ils OF measures
affecting the economic welfare OF the
country.
In a preamble to his resolution MI
Lindbergh sets forth TO the extent of
-FOUR thousand words a graphic descrip-
ton of the deplorable state of the
Union. He finds that the cost of neces-
sites is going higher AMI necessities
arc greater than ever before, due to
the wasted energy Of tile country. lis
misdirected effort and complete vas
salism to the moropolies'
The tendency TO trusts, the herding
Of the populace In the cities. the bur
den on the people of paying pronts
of dividends and rents entirely out of
proportion with the service performed.
and other ills are developing rapidly
and so surely that Nj. Lindberrh finds
bankruptcy. panic. social revolution
and anarchy" threatening the nation
Archibald VIII Appenr To-day.
Washington. July lS-The appear
ance Of Judge r.. ". Archibald TO
answer the impeachment charges made
by the House OF Representatives Is
Ransdoll. sergeant-aj-arms of the Son
ate. served the summons upon the
jurist In Scranton last night. and was
assured of his appearance. either per
sonally of hy attorney. for the meet
ing of the impeachment court to-mor-
row.
Judge Archibald viii be permitted 20
enter a request for continuance of
the TRIAL unfit fan. II he wants the
delay but It win depend upon the
majority action of the Senate as TO
whether the delay will be granted
4 few Senators are In favor OF tho
attitude OF the House managers who
demand an immediate trial
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-19

Ispeclal 70 The Tlmes -UIFpaII.g,n'
Raleigh, y O. July, lSEChert
were issued for the lIuegins Naval
stores company. OF Wilmington; capi-
III 100000 authorized and $4,000 sub
scribed is +. l. iurgins. W. ]. Cant
well and Is c HusEins. the citi1G,n ;
lTolding Company Williamson, capital
so5 900 authorized and $500 sub
scribed. ~ r. T Goodwin and Others.
foi. rcal estate DEVELOPMENTS Ihe
'rhcrmalarm Company, Charlotte. cam
tai sio5 n0l authorized and $4,000 sub
scribcd. by II. 4. Russ. j j. Lindsay
and others. for general electri ga
work and manufacturing and exploit
ing electrical appliances
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-19
This Girl Recovered
From Consumption

The makers OF Eekmans Alternative.
which s doing SD much good Tor Norsrmp-
tivos. ,re continually in receipt Of really
wonderful reports of Teooverles nronFn'
about SOLELY through the use OF TINS mell-
cine Here is one specimen
$50 second Ave, Aurora, IT.
"Geutemfr. Pardon NE FOR not writing
sooner buy wanted to see 10 would
stay cured tnn now truthfuily sas
ann perfectly Well Since child o.; two
sears. have haen nlling with lang trou-
bile, vhirh Erew worse grew oldei
At I'D" aer OF fourteen tho doctor sali ~
could not he sent south ! would surely
ole of consnupt VIII answer all
Letters sent 10 ue asking history OF my
case from ans one suffering from lung
trouble
tsisned Andaet) "ETTA PLATH"
Three yetrs later reports SIN Well.
EckWan's Alternative is effective in Brcn-
chltis Asthma Hay Fever Throat ana
Lung Tror3ies and in upbundins the
ssfiem Does not contain poisOns. opiates
cog haot-formius drugs. For sale 81
owens Nluor Drug Co. and other lead
inF aruarists Ask for booklet telling OF
refoVcries ana write 20 Eckman Laboratory.
fnHaae'rh'a Pa for additional evidence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-19
NEGROES rNDonsr TArr.
henSuc Points out Duty of All Won OF
Race to Notp for Hin,

WasRlngt0n. July lS.-Tho Nationai
League, at a meeting hero to-niabt
Endorsed the administration of Presi,
dent TAFT IN a resolution pointing out
the duty Of all mon OF the race to
ton
senator W O. Bradley Of Kentucky
Who addressed the gathering. said he
w ,i,i, not wish to 20 to heaven if T. r.
s,,i,., 10 ne thSre as the Colonel. upon
mold 2 primary election
Garner In tho day delegation of
snlrty-nine members Of the league had
President TAFT WIN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-19
couNx1sRrnrrnn Ar SEVENTH

NaEoinFton July lS-The arrest of
a, n.u ume coin counterfciter In r.os
soce<i Cal has been reported TO the The
C;t",..., s'iV.ce. \ man said to be
IVA, sentenced in New York tbroe
Etafs ln me penitoutiary for counter
,o SILVER COLI in 1859 ana to ton
'7Is IN Chicago for tho same offensa
SD WAS caught. 1t is charua1
ma kine q big batch Of mods f"r III ,6
cent ana 25-cent coins Tho s,cre,
tsryElce scized 500 and a STA coun.
co,iot Eoia coin ana a quantity of
ing material The ola man
~ alleged 70 have heen onera ~ ~
Nn1vuE on the Los AnEele strnat -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-19
immigration Station
Near Hampton Roads
First Step I'm Movement to Attract
Desirable Settlers TO Vir-
ginin.

First Step I'm Movement to Attract
Desirable Settlers TO Nir-
Ginin.
Especial 10 The Timcs-Dlspntcho
Washington, ID. C., July iS.--Onc of
the best pieces of work seen at The.
present session of Congress was per-
formed here to-day, when senator
swanson secured the pns.agc In the
Schnte al bill npnropriatiuE S3JO,-
W" Tor The purchase OF site and
the erection of the nrrcssnr, build
inSs Tor nn in,mIi; rntiOn station ncnr
Hampton Roads.
This action Nas taken In resnonsc
10 resolution of the Democrats
convention recently held ut Norfolk,
III which IL wa. voted thnt the sense
on tue Democrats OF virginia wns
that the suite shOuid encourage tn.
manifestation OF good settlers. Her
members of Congress were called
upon To exercise their influences ana
power In the National House of Rep
rescntnttNcs ANA In the scnntc 10
bring about such II condition of ur-
fairs.
senator Swanson believed thnt the
nrst step In such u PROGRAM shouI,.
Ne the pasSnSc by Congress pr M, ,,ct
OF the kind mcntinnrd
ne forthwith introduced The Bit
'nn mas heen busy ever hincc push
ihE IL along. He knows cnnditfous
IN his native state well nnd h.. ,,iso
knows that II L. most necessary 90
secure good settlers md thnt m.
why 10 Ect them il 80 have "a first
clnsS station through which tb,,
Mil pass into Virginia and cIscvlt.rr
in ~ south
When senator Swanson ,,n. see,
upo"i tue matter to-dny nv IN.
iincs-Dt>ptch corrcsunndcn, H.,
snlu he Was much =rntiHcd that ,h,
semitic hnd PASSED his hiIi. and ui,i,
the establishment of st,.h ;, s,,ti,.,'
IA hampton itonds long Step vn,,i,,
DC t"ken towards securing nrs,-,.I.,.s
TnIhcnS from foreign countries a.
T.. IL. Met.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-19
Funeral of W. II. warner.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Lexington. Va. July iS--The fu-
neral OF Walter G. Warner. PRINCIPAL
OF the Iyor hish school at lvor. was
.tIH TINS atterloon from the Prcshy-
i've OF Lexington. ana died Tuesday
nlsht at INor. Accommodating tho body
We're his wife and sister, MISS NJ Kat,
Warner. and Messrs Johnston TAYLOR
end saunders. of Iver. Mr. Warmer
graduated from the virginia MILITARY
Institute In lSga. He formerly lived
in Berkeley. Norfolk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-19

Under no circumstances can be
induced to support man for office
whose nomination I cnscientiouslv be
lieve 10 have been obtained ~ the
corrupt and unlawful methods which I
believe were perpetrated I'm the So
called denomination of President TAFT.
ana IL my nomination. OF even my cleo
ton must depend upon such support.
then ! much prefer to remain I'm pri-
Nate life"
Represo ntative Norris defeated SEN
ator Norris Brown in the primary for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-19
OBITUARY


The funeral of Mrs rem. Bnr,-.ss
Doughty, who died at the residencs o3
her husband Enoch l. Doughty. VIII
pe conducted By the REV A. Vaughan
-,,ylAton' rector OF the HOLY Comforter
burial viii be in R.verv!cw. Besides
igaying . husband she leaves three
TSnllaten--fl lorenzo *. ana W. s.
DoNsnty. and Mrs r. r. Walsh. also
one brother W. L. Burgess OF WASH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-19
81. no,,cr. Cnomhr.

Especial 70 The Times -Dispatch1
Frederick sbHrg. Va. july IS-K
Bowers Coombs Well known citizen
OF upper stafford county, died "a few
days ago et his home near TnciSotts
Mills from the effects of an overdose
Of laudanum. lie was PROMINENT in
Republican politics. ana had been an
attendant on the conventions OF that
party. local. district and the State.
for number Of years He was we'll
known. air. CooWbs was about sixty
years of age, and 81 survived by his
wife and aayaraf ohrfran
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-19

Chattanooga. Tenn. July lS.-New
Reached this city Tonight Of an at
tempted assault on Mrs Fiber; Harris
wife of white resident OF Rinreold
Georgia. hy an unknown negro. Tho
negro was frightened away by tine
woman's screams Tonight a posse O.,
NEARLY 100 Georgians are In pursuit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-19
NORRIS PREFERS TO QUIT
RATHER THAN AID TAFT
Asks Another Senatorial Primary M
vrini of His Itcpub-
Iisuutsu

w Washington. July lS.-RcDres enta-
tive Norris Of Nebraka. progressive
Kepubhcnn, and a Roosevelt supporter.
i'm letter sent to-day 10 John /.
Kennedy, chairman OF the Nebraska
state Republican Committee. asks for
another senatorial primary. in which
his repubicanism is to be tried and "a
new set OF instructions be voted 10
candidates for Roosevelt and TAFT
electors lie proposes that electors for
both sides stand by the result.
Air Norris made the proposal in re-
ply to criticism I'm his State. ana nuh-
lished demands that he support Presi-
dent Tart or get OFF the Republican
ticket
Il am believer in the recall" said
Mr. Norris I'm his letter ~ am will
me teat 1t should be applied to me-
Nd y since my nomination. my course
IN refusing to recognize Mr.. Tart as
me Republican nominee is unsatisfac-
iorv TO the Republicans who supported
me am not only willing but be-
lieve il is my duty to withdraw
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-19
EXPLOSION CAUSES PANIC
occurs While Aunt of King AIfon,o !.
f"ssiuE Through iurccIonn.

Da4Ve.Vna. July lS.-A smau bonh
sNpto1ed While Infanta Isabel. the aunt
81 AinE Alfonso. was passing through
me Plaza de Catalina today witb
her suite No one was injured. but the
explosion caused great panic.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-19

This. Transcauscasla. July 1s.-The
collapse Of house at Gerga ia the
Daghes'an district. to-day buried ,h.r,v
persons IN the ruins Twenty three
bodies most OF them women. have been
recovered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-19
NhNGTH TO STAND TIE HEAT

Milan is the greatest prevention for
heat prostration It not only builds 10
the general system to resist the heat, bur
clears the blood Of ali acid and Other
irritants that inilame the skin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-19
DIR. j. s. Moormnm.

Especial TO The Times dispatch
Rocky Mount. "a, July lS-Dr r
y. Moorman. a highly esteemed ana
prominent physician OF lfaleford licd
Tuesday afternoon of Brghts dis
case. aged about seventy years lie
was native of Bedford county. wher.
he began tho practice OF medicine He
married a Franklin woman Miss Kate
Price. and had practiced in Franklin
for forty years. lie stool high I'm his
profession and had a large practice.
DR.. Moorman leaves besides his vile.
the following children. Mrs Thomson,
wife of Or W. N. THOMPSON Of
Stevensburg Mrs Morgan. wife Of Or.
Llcian MORGAN. OF Amherst. Misses
Willie Grace. Kathleen Norman of
IIaleford. Ifr. Hope Norman. os me
Valley OF Virginia: Warren NIoorma,,
Of Roanoke, and Carter and Chapman
Norman. OF Salcsford
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-19
DEMOCRATS
MILLION IN 1aQ4


no reflection on alr. Han. out that
the committee had been unable 10 ret
IVA touch with him.
DID you take any part IN the cam
paien 81 ieoSg' Mr Sheehan was asked.
JUS, before lie was excused from tho
stand.
only as contributor" he respond
Other witnesses will hc called later.
they VIII include Representatives.
Lloyd aud Mckinley chairmen. rcspec-
lively, OF the Democratic and RepuD-
hcan congressional campaign comm t
toes Tie date Of fuIther hearings
and the extent 70 whi1h the Inquiry
VIII 80 have not been determined.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-19
If NOT ALREADY A CUSTOMER
We Earnestly Solicit an Opportunity to Please You
BEST QUALITY LOWEST PRICES

Pottcd Ham or Tongue o cans 25c
Fresh soda Crackers OF Ginger Snaps.
per pound ........ &c
Large Juicy Lemons, dozen ...... l6c
Quaker Corn Flakes pkg ....... Sc
Post Ioasics Corn Flakes, s pkgs 25c
Fresh Nearby Country Eggs dozen BIC
Ice Cream Freezing Salt. peck .... lOc
Mason Fruit lars, piuts, 4Sc dozen;
quarts, 55c dozen. = gallons.
dozen ........... zoe
Gold Medal Flour, SOC bag barrel 50. 10
Good Green or AIiScd Tea, lb... SOC
Cellulod Starch, package ....... &c
VERY Large California Pruncs, ID. l0c
Choice Eyaporated Peaches b.. lOc
Calumet small Best Quality Hams,
per lD. ....-.... ..-.............. l7C
New IIcrrings. per dozen ........ 10c
Witch Hazel Toilet Soap, to box Ice
Best Quality Beer, dozen ..... 55c
Large New Irish Potatoes, 2Sc peck;
per bushel ............ SI0O
Good Salt Pork, lb..........l 0c
Good Lard H. ... lie
snowirif, Lard. all Size can. 10 I:I.c
Large can st salmon. can........ilc
Large cans Sour KroGt Sc
Fresh Mushroom Crackers. lb......I5c
Best Granulatea sugar lb........ .514c
Woods Best y c. Roe Herring.
nav Der dozen .3ci per key. s2.75
Z ID sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon.
per pound ..--.... ............ Ice
Large 4-Sirlng Broom. ........... zoe
Lump starch, Gis lbs. or......... 5c
lib. cans Rumford's Baking Powder 25c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-19

Death of William l.. ScruSrs.
Atlanta, GA. July William Lind
'y scflse "a promiuent l4wver-au-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-19
MINIlTInr ALNIlNAr.

July To. I1l1.
li!gh Tide.
Morning .S:2O
Evening ...,S.53
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sun rises ....6.0l
sun sots ....l.2S
Arizona republican., 1912-09-15
WHAT IS THE HARDEST SHOT?
Golfers Disagree on the Most Difficult
 Plays

It was suggested by Mark Aller- ficult shot in golf is the full cleek shot up to the hole with the lo-iow- ing wind
 It is d shot that is perhaps the most difficult of all to control, and it is interesting to note that Edward Ray, the open champion, believes the long cleek shot is, uncertain cir Cumstances, the most difficult
 Ted Ray writes us that he considers the most difficult shot is a full shot up to the hole with a ceek, with the ball on a hanging lie, and on hard ground
 C. H. Mayo has / sympathy with those who find putting on sun baked greens an ordeal from which they shrink Personally I think he writes. that the 2-foot put is the hardest stroke in the game, as so much depends on it" He might have added that if the put be down hill its terrOrs are increased a hun dredfold
 The most difficult shot I know" writes George Duncan, is full bang up to the hole with the wind blowing from the back" Duncan 6oes not specify that the full shot is to be made with a cleek nor does he Isake Rays stipulation about the kind of a lie and the nature of the ground.
 MT. J. Lawrence C. Jenkins, the Scottish international and semi-fi- ralist in last years Irish champion ship, replies: "One day, one shot; another day, another shot" He points out that it is difficult to give a straight answer to the question. because "One day you may be play ing best the shot you were worst at the previous day"-Pall Mall Gag cite.