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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
RED CROSS SALE
OF STAMPS WILL
NET THOUSANDS

Nearly $4,000. representing the
sale OF almost a million Red Cross
stamps. viii be the result Of the
statewide campaign 10 obtain
money for the prevention and relief
OF tuberculosis
The Washington association has
been working uniiringiy since the
campaign opened. Every city and
village In the state is taking an
active part Hamicts that were
never heard % before. are now re-
eeiying publicity II their sales. &C,
cording TO population. are large.
There are IN Seattle - booths at
which Red Cross stamps are sold
These arc situated In most OF the
banks and at other prominent
points
The sales each day are In charge
OF some church or club. Nearly
every religious and philanthropic
organization IN the city will have
taken an active part when the cam
paign In over.
Those In charge OF the Red
Cross campaign for the rest Of
this week are the following: Won.
ems Relief Corps. Mrs. Loitie Nor
ris. Thursday. Faculty women's
club. Mrs. W. Y. Henry, Friday:
Ladies' OF the Grand Army of the
Republic. Mrs. j. d. Haughton. Sat.
urday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
CITY OFFICIALS
OPEN POW-WOW
AT WENATCHEE

~ tntt1t Nress Leased Wire
wENATcHEE. wash. Dec. Ia
A discussion b. James y. bradford.
corporation counsel OF Seattle. OF
proposed eminent domain icgisla-
ton featured the opening session
this morning OF th. third annual
convention of the League OF Wash.
inglon Municipalities.
In all respects. the present scs.
alon % the state league promises
to be the most important An 81.
fort will be made By the representa-
tiyes Of the cities OF the first class
10 agree upon a home rule bill. u
such n draft can be decided on. u
is more than probable that the next
legislature will pass such law.
Mayor Pred Reeves u Wenatchee
welcomed the delegates. Howard
A. Hanson Of Seattle. president ri
the league. responded -
This afternoon will be the err
ginecrs' and councllmsn'H session.
street and ROAD building will be die
cnsscd by Engineer Dimock Of
Seattle. v. G. Powell Of Wenatchee.
J. Webster Hoover of Everett. n. v.
Marble Of Yakima county. Prof. K
McCnuatiand Of the University d
Washington. Lewis J. Nelson. city
attorney OF Lcavcnworth. A. II
Mohi.r. mayor OF Cashmere. and g.
Z. Lancaster. city engineer OF Gold
eudale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
eY HOWARD A. HANSON.

The subject Is a fundamental one n
Europe revolutionary cities
charter from parliament with strict
the municipality
tics correspondingy
That theory coonsss
That theory cmbods the idea that municipality
Legislature and has only such expressly
the legislature: unless the OF be
should be denied the municipality.
In the United States have chung with
old theory brought from England to the early colonies few
Western attempted break
'od theory notably Missouri Mchigan California Oregon
In 1882 Washington adopted provision IN Der
that cities Of 10000 and should have the right to frame charters
for their government subject TO the constitution and
OF the
expected
relating
The OF this has held
special the effect
legislature eglsate long
limited city hut affected class OF cities
The will find themselves hampered hwzred
time time the making modification
shall
OF this modified provision following generally tines
California OF
their subject the contribution
The the principle rule
hand In the public utilities the Legislature
the municipality all OF public u
tiles. 1 has largely done
Through the application OF the principle OF home rule
could worked In the reforms.
Home rule rule particular
other particular that The people within municipality shan
be the people make the laws for that municipality subject % re
able wherein the purely
agent OF the sne This the people do not have today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
LAUGHS natj@s hkVWS

OREGON CITY, ORR. l. HOLMAN. UNDERTAKE.. HAS RI.
ceyed ~ J., widow letter theoretically
the
Mabel believes she secured picture OF his
handsome face
YoRk-cnARLEs oiLLgspg REACHED THROUGH The
o
patron ieke he remarked
the patron. who a nahbed him
cHIcAoo-oRAeeiso rooATs DATE t2i2i2 AS ITS MOTIF,
live adycrincH goods from
- cents through t2 Az featuring the naive promise
DO Il
SAN FRANcsco.-wHlLE JUDGE sHoRTALL WAS HEARING
n a chair
~ liz watch. wasna
ANoELEs.-A MASKED NEGRO FooTPAD GOT THE SUR
his head spinning.
following with shins fled
Louss-"kEEp YOUR TEMPER AND YOUR HAND ON
pockethook 10 the formal advice issued TO Christmas
BILE during tho holiday
Los NOTWITHSTANDING OFFICER WISE REFUSED
his Policeman
OF he to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
ABOUT BOXING;
BRUTAL? WELL,
SOME SAY NOT

II you ask the smart Alcxandera.
who never saw boxing show IN all
their ranctimonious young lives.
they will tell you that the dovoteea
OF the prize ring" are all cut from
one piece. being BY nature brutal
and utterly lacking Ia those finer
instincts and acnnibiiitles which
characterize tho members OF the
White Ribbon Guild OF Mothers
Boys.
Bat In Il sof
While Il may be true that the
average ianicabhy isn't strong for
the Higher Thought and the upllft.
be has. N you know how 20 find Il,
q heart under his vest that beats
as strong and true aa does his tax.
lmctcr. And that. an you knoS II
you use taxls. II going some
All OF which IL Rpropoa % the
boxing show the Washington
chauffcnrs club lie giving at
Drcamland Friday night
Leonard Mcclure. president OF
the club. says collection will be
taken up AZ the smoker for the ben.
Ell, OF The stars Christmas show
at DrcAmiand for the iiitlechimney
kids.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
YOU'LL ENJOY THIS EVENING
AT THE ROLLER RINK

For n right down enjoyable.
healthful exercise. there's moth.
ing 70 beat roller skating. II will
Just send the blood tingling
through your veins The Broad.
way rink at I'll r.. Pine. near the
broadway high school. has one Of
the finest skating surfaces that
can be made. Manager Roller has
provided the best and latest ball.
bearing roller skates and most
courteous attendants. You are
cordially invited TO come out this
evening and you are assured of
an enjoyable time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
WOMEN FREED
FROM SAME HUBBY

LA CROSSE. Wis. Dec. l2.--The
two wives OF DR.. Ralph Travers AL.
len have been granted divorces In
the circuit court here. Both.
known as Della French Allen and
Berdina Peuffahl Allen, showed
they had not known OF the others
marriage to the physician until his
arrest recently on charge OF
bringing another girl here for Inn.
moral purposes. Allen began a
ten-ycar term In the Waupun peni.
Tertiary last week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
Is AUTO OWNERS DRAW
FINE IN POLICE COURT

come nolsed around and drivers
were more careful Every cross.
Ing took its toll
The drivers arrested were: X.
q. Roseman. 1898 Carr place; WI
liam Glddons. Belmont hotel.
George Zhindcn. 320 Cedar at: NJ.
II. McCuliy. 1910 saith ay., A.
Moses. sios Sixth av.: l.. Young.
ais Chicago st.. r. Y. Cochran.
2es 18th nv. n. r. @. Crossett.
1909 Summit ay.. r. l.. Fuller. fsI
Central building. u. Lambert, SIS
McGilvra boulevard; Roy Gibson.
1890 18th ay.. J. W. Morrison. $40
+. pike st.. Harry seidcl. SOC 22nd
av.; r. J. Christ. 7iO Pine at. q.
|. Wick. Colman dock. X Houston.
i2s Highland drive. H. r. kno~les.
eco 35th av.. Frank Standcranz.
COS Washington boulevard: =.
oxaki. chauffeur for John Davis
s0T Second av. n. A. MeMilien.
40 n. 7sth st.. G. Malino. si0n
Rainier boulevard. l.. C. Daniel.
son. e02s ". t5th ST.; Harry Hlider.
back. 1895 r. Madison st.. II. Il
Austin. ia Queen Anne ay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12

Twenty-Five auto owners, arrest.
cd yesterday for violation OF the
new ordinance requiring autos 20
come to stop while passing street
cars taking on or unloading pas.
sengers. were fined IS apiece In
police court this morning
The full stop" ordinance went
into effect December /. with every
auto driver or owner In the city
protesting. There never was any
disposition shown TO obey H. Drlv.
era whixzed up the main streets
past street ears grinnlng al the
traffic men. They we're not mo-
Tested.
Yesterday. when the noon patrol
lined up N the assembly room.
Capt Willard read the ordinance
over again and gave his men strict
orders TO arrest every yiolator OF II.
AT 1906 Officer J. s. nonlan
arrested II. y. Quandt at frs, av.
and Madison ST. Qnandt was the
first one After that arrests came
fast. In two hours the unusual
activity OF the traffic men had be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
WHAT HOME RULE MEANS
TO SEATTLE president OF
LEAGUE OF CITIESTELLSYOU
Words by Schad.
Music BY 0ndsT

Home rule for elties~hat meant President Howard
Hanson o. the League Of Washington mUnepates tells Th
readers Hanson
The League OF Washington MUNICIPALITIES
Inc In wensehee, beginning today Home
chief discussed.
Seattle city officials In favor bic
cities Smaller nanft
Home rule would vest in the cities themselves
vested in the legislature meeting but
II would all city fec.
ed Seattle would absolute BY the
through ts council the Initiative
govern itself In exactly the u fit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12


Three years ago ! caught a Sc
we're cold. which settled on my
lungs. Ny physician examined my
lungs and said had Tuberculosis.
! had severe pains In my chest.
and under my shoulder blaces. and
coughed a great deal OF the time.
My appetite was bad. and could
not sleep az nights December.
1911. heard about NATURES
CREATION. and commenced TAX.
ing II in January. and after taking
six bottles am entirely cured. No
more pains. My appetite is good
and ! have gained In weight and
strength. | have not felt so well
IN years, and chcerfully recommend
NATURES CREATION to all who
have tuberculosis and weak lungs.
MRS. J. r.. MCDONALD.
Thousands OF people are affected
Just as this lady was. and many
do rot realize their danger until II
II forever too late There are at
present over $4,000 cases OF Tuber.
culosfs In the state OF New York.
More than $4,000 die each year In
New York City from the effects Of
this terrible disease. and through
out the country II claims nearly q
quarter million victims each year
And as We learn more about tho
causes of this dreadful affiiction
the better We learn that Il can be
prevented. Our most prominent
phySicians say that the greatest
problem Ii TO get people TO realize
that II can be conquered And
often very quickly In its early
stages The first great lesson TO
learn is. that II starts from simple
little ailments that soon develop late
moro serious conditions. The young
iady's Testimony above Is very
common case. yet how many will
realize when they have continual
colds. weak lungs. Q fuIiness In the
chest. catarrh, asthma, loss of ap-
petite and are generally run down.
that they are bordering on some
thing 30 serious7 Yet II IL demon.
strated many times every day. And
our vital statistics show that over
10 per cent Of all deaths are caused
BY tuberculosis. and these are
few Of the several conditions that
lead to 1t. II you are troubled this
way, or gradually losing flesh with
out cause. for your own sake. az
well as your family's and friends
do not delay. NATURES CREA
TIOE has saved thousands. why
not you? Address
NATURES CREATION
514-15 Peoples Bank Bldg.
Cor. End Av. and Pike St.,
Seattle. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
CANADIAN LAWYER
ON COURT REFORM

At the monthly meeting and din
ner OF the Seattle bar association
at the Arctic club last night. r. V.
Bodwell, X. c.. member of the bar
OF Victoria. gave an address on
Procedure In the Courts of Brit
ish Columbia" Discussing reform
OF court procedure and the cheap
ening OF the cost OF litigation. Bod
well urged that the principal fea-
ture OF all changes made should he
the service of the general welfare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12

TRYING TO FIX
ROADS RELATIONS

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. Ito
frame an action regarding the rela.
tons between the Union Pacific and
the Southern Pacific that will con.
form with the recent supreme court
decision declaring tho combination
of the two roads TO be Illegal, VIM.
Sproule, president OF the Southern
Pacific. is en- route today to New
York, whore he will confer with the
officials of the Hartman system.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
MAYOR LOOKS UP
FRISCO KELLYS

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. H.
To accommodate II. Kelly, jr., OF
Commerce, Ga. stenographer.
was set 10 work nj the office OF
Mayor Rolph. copying the names OF
$50 Kellys from the city directory.
The following letter was read at
the mayors office from Kelly:
Hon. Mayor OF San Francisco
Dear Sir: Some OF my people have
disappeared. Have you any Kellys
listed in your city directory II so.
would you give me their names,
with their addresses7
n. KELLY. JR."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
FIRE
PRISON; PLAN TO
ESCAPE In PANIC

SALEM. Or. Dec. f2.--John j.
Stanley. serving seven years for
forgery. and his cell mate. Louis
Huffman. are today In solitary con.
flnement as the result OF an alleged
discovery that Stanley Was respon-
sible for the fire Of Dec. ,. which
partially destroyed the auditorium
at the penitentiAry II IN believed
a general jail delivery was planned.
A hole had been bored through
the three-foot concrete floor OF Stan.
ley's cell. and II IL supposed that
the men had planned 10 knock por.
ton OF the floor out. drop To the
cellar underneath. and then mako
for the walls while the guards were
fighting the flames.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
BABE BREAKES HER
NECK ON CURTAIN

UPPER SANDUSKY, Ohio, Dec.
f2.-With her neck broken and her
head hanging through portiefes
that had been pinned together TO
keep her from entering another
room, Lillian Grace, rs months old,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. O.. 6.
Meskey, was found by her l0-year-
old brother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
PICK UNIVERSITY
MEN FOR DEBATES

That mental as well as physical
gymnastics are INDUCED Ia at the
University OF Washington became
apparent at the TROUT to select
men for the intercollegiate debates.
The men who made the teams
were. For the Stanford debate.
Welis, Newton and Jacobs. for the
Oregon debate. Roberts. Younger:
for the state college debate. White
and Thorne; for the whitman de-
bate, Driver and Schalienbsck.
Weits Is the fret man 10 years
TO make the debating team and also
earn a letter In a major sport lie
is the hard-hitting center fielder OF
the Washington baseball team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
KEEPS PROMISE. Is
YEARS, THEN WEEDS

TAYLORvILLE. NJ Dec. Ia
Fifteen years ago Wilson kemmer-
er promised his mother he would
not we'd while she was alive She
died two weeks ago and now he has
taken an his bride Miss Garry Mills
Of Tayiorvllle.
while the promise made by KEN.
merer was not due TO any dislike
for the fiancee. with whom the
mother was well satisfied. II was
exacted by his parent In such a
way that the son had never dream
ed Of =. violating H. The mother
willed the home to her son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
WANT HAWLEY FOR
INTERIOR SECRETARY

b United FFess LEASED WIfe-
BOISE. Ida, Dec. Secretary
OF Interior John H. Hawley OF
Idaho" That is the way Idaho peo-
pie are today hoping that the aues-
ton OF selection 10 this important
post will be settled.
Hawley, who retires from the gov
ernorship In the near future. has
not yet announced his candidacy
for the position. but he does not
protest against the activity OF the
Boise Commercial club and other
organizations In his behalf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
Customs Headquarters
Coming to Seattle

A dispatch from Washington
states that President Taft has an
nounced his intention OF signing
the customs reorganization plan,
which provides for the removal Of
the Puget sound customs head.
quarters from Port Townsend to
Seattle The bill is being dSlayed
by the absence from Washington
OF Assistant Secretary Curtis, it's
author.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12

AVIATOR LEAVES HIS
WIDOW S3O8. 900

LONDON. Dec. f2--May Kinder
Ashley. an American comedy
actress. IN named today as chief
beneficiary In the will OF Henry
Ashley. the aviator. killed mt Bel.
fast Sept. 81 last. Ashley married
Miss Kinder shortly before his
death. All OF the t32s,00 estate
goes TO the widow except sec. 900
bequeathed to relatives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
NICK DOESN'T
HAVE TO WORRY
ABOUT NEW JOB

CINCINNATI. Dec. i2-cou.
gresham Nicholas fongworth. son
in-law OF Col. Roosevelt. defeated
candidate for reelection. win not
have to worry about a job when
his term expires.
Il will take care OF Nick" said
Yves Rippey here today. He can
have a position as vice president OF
the Central Trust company any
time he wants H."
The Central Trust company 10
one OF the most conservative finan-
ciaf institutions In Cincinnati
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12

UNCLE SAM SAVES
REVOLUTIONARIES

by Tnlfed FfFsa Ie1tFd WIfr
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. i2.--Ac-
cording 10 officers OF the Pacific
Mail steamer Peru, eight Nlcara.
guam generals who took an active
part In the recent uprising In the
Central American republic. escaped
with their lives through the inter
yentlon OF American authorities.
The former rebel leaders are nov
living as exiles In Salvador, and
include Juan Carrillos, Antonio
Castro. !. Chavez and son. y Calf
mas. ID. villaviceno and Calico Bar
ieto.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
WORDS MOVE HIM
TO A CONFESSION

TUCSON. Ariz.. Dec. i2.-"Come
unto me, all ye that labor and are
heavy laden" "a
When stephen La Porto heard
these words at Chicago Salvation
Army meeting he confessed muir.
dering Walter Taylor five years
ago on a ranch near here. La
Porte said II was In self defense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
TO SELL HARBOR
BONDS TO STATE

To discuss with state officials
the question Of investing state
funds In a portion OF the $4,000 900
bonds voted for harbor improve
ments, G. p. Remsberg, OF the port
OF Seattle commission, will 20 to
Olympia Monday. State officials
say they will be glad to assist the
commission as soon as funds are
available.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
HOME NO PLACE LIKE
JAIL FOR HIM

PARIS. Dec. f2.--'Last Sunday
they gave me a big bowl OF tasty
soup" wrote convict named Tele-
msque Passage from his prison at
Mont Auban TO the. French attor-
ney general. followed by lump OF
meat. with some good white wine.
Please. monsieur. let me stay here.
don't get such fare at home"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
MONEY KEEPS THIS
CLOCK RUNNING

ny United Press leased Wire
COPENHAGEN, Dec. IL. "A
novel scheme TO encourage thrift
is being pushed here by new saw
ings bank corporation. The bank
is distributing among It's depositors
a specially designed clock, which,
after running "a hours. can only be
set going again By the insertion OF
a coin In the slot. At stated periods
n representative will call. collect
the coins. deposit them In the hank
and give the subscriber credit there
for.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
BANK OFFICIALS
ARE NOT GUILTY

VALDEZ. Alaska. Dee. ~ The
jury returned an instructed verdict
OF not guilty yesterday AT the trial
OF Capt. r. T. Barnette and Lew
Wing. bank officials. Barnette and
Wing were tried on the charge OF
making false statements regarding
the condition OF the Washington.
Alaska bank AZ Fairbanks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
QUEEN CELEBRATES
BIRTHDAY IN REAL

BRUSSELS. Dec. 12e-Qneen
Elizabeth celebrated her 37th an
niyersary today. She proposes TO
use part Of the gifts made to her
In assisting the suffering victims
of the Balkan war, as she Ia In
sympathy with the struggle OF the
Balkan states against Turkey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
WOMEN IN STATE
PRISON HAVE DOLLS

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Dec. a.
Women convicts. some so years OF
age. In the Tennessee penitentlary
play with dolls like little children.
II has been said that the mother in
stinct never forsakes a woman. and
IL is about the only thing which
does not forsake them when they
enter the grim. gray walls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
THE IMPORTANCE
OF PENNSYlX WANNA,

HARRISBURG. Pa, Dec. H.
The executive committee OF the
Pennsylvania Panama exposition
commission is determined today TO
ask. the state legislature for an ap.
preparation Of $780, 900 to make a
showing ut San Francisco commen.
snrate with the importance OF
Pennsylvania"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12

gou can obtain an Audiphone for a so.
day test on payment OF small rental
Ana this rental Is applied on the purchase
price ~ you keep the Audiphonc and we
make suitable allowance In exchange on
any hearing device you may be using
now. Address sToLz ELECTRoPHONn
CO. tbi Arcade Annex, Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12

BERLIN, Dec. 12.-Carlisle Kaw-
bawgam, full.blooded American In
dian, is hailed by the critics OF Der.
lin and Vienna as the latest star on
the operate horizon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
Recipe That breaks q Cold tn q
nes and Cures Any cershie
Cough.


"f'rom your druggist get half
ounce OF Globe Pine Compound
Concentrated ripcl and two ounces
81 Eiycerlne. Take these two ingro-
dicnta home ana put them into a
half pint 81 good whisksN. shake
well and use Ia doses OF enc to two
tcaspoonfuls after each meal and al
bedtime" smaller doses TO chill.
dren according TO age. hut be sure
10 Ket only the gcnune Globe Pine
Compound concentrated ptncl.
Each haf ounce bottle comes Ia a
sealed tin sctcw-tcp ease. III your
drugEtst does not have Il he viii
quickly get a. Many mixtures are
of large quantity and cheaper. hut
u II risky 10 experiment This
formula comes from reliable doe
ter aud t. certain This was frs,
published here six years ago and
local druggists say II has been In
constant demand ever since.
souE FRET corns. Canouses.
Runlona. Frost Bites. Aching and
Sweaty Feet A spoonful 81 Gallo
eide m the foot hath gives instant
relief. Get $50 box al any drug
store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12

n you have husband. son.
brother. father or friend who IL a
victim ~ liquor, all you have TO DO
IN 20 send your nam. and address
on the coupon below, You may be
thankful as long an you live that
yeu did ".
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
HEAR BETTER
AUDIPHONE

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tho dormant
he reason 80
" our users
end II for Its
power.
Loan Offer
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tearing In :
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your own
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Williams news., 1912-02-03
Notice to Citizens
 A County Division mass meet ing will be held at the City Hall, Monday Night, at 8 o'clock. Everybody cordially invited.
The School Building

An architect came. up from Phoe- nix last Saturday to look over the lay of the ground in the school yard. He has promised to furnish his ideas as to what we want and need to the school board. We hope that he will hit on the right ideas as to both convenience and beauty. It is time for a beginning on the new school building if we expect 1t to be ready for the term next September.
 John E. Gilson, who had the contract to tear down the old walls and remove the debris of the school building, completed the job Thurs day evening-just nine days from the time the work was begun. This was quick work; many stating at first that it would take at least a month or six weeks to do the work.