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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-10


Sam sc ssf- SSse' skfces' s a.
eaaes epilepsy. geitre. klansY
bladder diseases cured Tor Is PSF
woufh. Or Severance. stf Second
Avenue aehinosn hidg. Rooms
Rupture cured permanent. witheas
ever les eases cured past I'VE
fs ssss , Sc rl,.. = R,as s. niis.'a
wantsa--ros bay s@if. hair chains
ard switches made to order. Ars
N Miller. ftss sixth ss.. near PIKE
higgest sho~ u city, haoy chieks
Matched every rninuts ~ glass Ia
euestors. Gene aud see. n Annex.
- pike a.
The r4ui rriplcss sre On exhibition
a The SuaquAftnie hotel ffrfa 10
a. m. antii ,. VA Admission Toe.
EKprrirucea iaundrens wanta woFk
~ iace curtains % do Elliott
General private dessStiVe pork
things located N-f1t. care star
I wAnt = fox frrfieF dag 90 piAY
with. Cecil Evana. 1893 Cherry
Aai~ &osi. ASS ~.
Gfi.f.t-rrE BLADES snarpeaed. lee
doA. rAxors. stc etc. ttei tsh az.
sTIsnufse massage. trainea naSss.
Main et3o.
fAunt 10 lonely tpfn car sfAtxsfneatsi
Bureau tatie. FIRES 9es Fies at
TOtPEK,s. wlti&--An <fnde ~ hair
work. kcst. ies spring ind stt1
CHI and Potter Test circle f'rsday
a. HF@ainke daily. i4at 4td
Mrs. " spears. pataist ises sra Az
Say Il ~aw !, In rhe star.
Nlchals. kan x.iewa nI1-n--L n.k.
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Funeral Directors.

-. =, :, :, :, III = eowa
profssaionnf Directors and Licensed
Embalmers. 1921 ista Phones ets.
universlty Undertaking Psrlors. fzit
18th NJ NJ North 2t2. Orsen 7s4
Honey Watson Co. Funeral Direo-
tors. Third av. and University.
Main 10; Elliott res
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City Real Estate.
OWNERS sAcRIFIcE

~ - ~ 49,
OWNERS SACRIFICE
NEW BROOM. very attractive,
strictly modern bungalow cottage,
mission finish, fireplace. pipcd for
furnace. built-in book cases. china
closet. bcamed ceiling. reception
hall. buffet kitchen, cooler. con-
crete basement. laundry trays,
large attic, lot 5Ox10l. handy to
can Price $4,000. $500 down, ball
ance SIS 90 a month, including In
tercst. Take Phinney car to e5th
St, ask
COTTAGE REALTY co.
Phone ballard 1874.
MY LOSS YOUR PROFIT
Necessity compels me TO sell this
beautiful urban home for $4,000:
rooms, fireplace. gas range. city
water. one block from car line.
sweeping view and close enough
20 Lake Washington for boating.
large yard. with all kinds of fruit
and berries: room for chickens and
cow. owner.
iiii American Bank bldg.
Four-room bungalow. lot b0xi02.
near II. nth St sS5000. cash 5000
aud $1,000 monthly.
ELLSWORTH REALTY CO.
if0l American Bank Bldg.
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tel1en Gardens rark. Nprn for en-
Nakement for pitniea. dances. out
inkN etc. Particulars u. TuFWtek
k4la ilaiiard az. Phone Ballard
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AcreageContinued
81 CASH
soc A WEEK

t0.Acre farms. located half way be.
tween two fast growing towns.
raihtnk aistanes minutes
drive with mills, factories. crea m
cries. condgnaer. fruit cannary aud
opal mines plenty ~ work AZ good
wages for everybody over 81 -
100000 worth 81 werk eoing on A.
present ~ these towns The soil
u the very best cf clay insm. tree
from rock o. gravel. fine for fruit
berries and garden. living sprlnE
water. free wood BE one ~ The
first - yea will haze first choice
% this tract Price So per acre.
u cash and % eenis a week. later
est 8 per cent
acres Of valley land az csntraiia
ready % farm ali "a grass One
crop % potatoes wilt pay for this
land tlV flfat year. 81 .A4e. 0op
being spent There thla summer for
railroad shops and factories. The
eetl IL black lean. Hes level. docs
not overflss. X y. -. telephone.
high school. on the Pacific high
way. Price ffeo per acre. g. eAah
and 81 per week Eentfnfim five
years ago had 800 people. today
u has lo.rso. 40 factories. nine
~ 1 80 eea a month pay
Washington. where prices Will
double in value thia summer. ~
YOU are frosn Missouri SO with us
and see 30 bew houses built and
SEQ acres ID spuds this sprinK.
SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON
LAND COMPANY. INC.
1e3 ana Az Raer ls Downs Bldg
Fhoac Main t3eS.
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Furnished Rooms.


~r~~s-<>r~>>-~~e->~s~~ ~<>~-~.~1~~~u~~<>~
one J. one z.room apartfurntn. rev.
larEEl hEht rooms. elegant view,
best car line. everything furnish b
ssai.
The Wailfirst Clean. newly far
nlahsd. strictly modern steam
heat. Easy waik inE distance. hest
rar arfNtNe. Corner First ant
We'll "a Ind. s4s&
Nirxinus tiotei. sth a Virginia. neal
Westtahs. offffs aRw. modern. sia.
Eanttf furnished rooms. with the
best Accommodations lowest raf~a
Large frpnt room. furniHhed ~ % !
Furnished, private fafui1y 18th y
g eise Or two ,eung meh East
The broadway corner Broadway
Ans frsisr Aedern. ts.oo a sesa
gp y fteatis.. preprlstof
Furnished foofun. very rea aunabie
" - mp les Marion -
GRAND PACIFIC noTEf. ffiyA
ftfst--Itatss tee eeiiy and an
Mics steam heated foafss lace :
NEek AnJ up ~ pik~ 81
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Help Wanted-FemaIe
APARTMENTS for Rent.

~~s~-~<~.~~S~~-~N~~ 0~~so~~eN~~~~~~~~~~~
Tho Wellington, 1909 Jackson -,
modern 4-room steam heated
apartments, gas ranges, private
baths, lockers. electric washer,
electric sweeper. vacancies. szi,
t22 Ssnlt0x.
Under new management Ratio
Court. 1929 Boylaton av. Furnish
ed and unfurnished apartments;
private baths and phones. East
495.
Two 8-roOm flats close 20 car; 10
minutes walk TO postoffiee. 1000
each, also furnished rooms ana
apartments. uabel. toS Arcade.
Eagle Acknowledgements Apts
room and board. 1850 week. ass
9Th. Brcmerton. Wn. Phone y I'll:
I'd. Lawrence, fb0eh sth--Cowfort-
able, close In, Main 1851. 81 up.
Excelsior Apts.--Furnisisd and un-
furnished: 9th and Pike. Main zssl
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toxiee-ft lots, fine view. city lights
and wa1er. California nv. and Nor
gan at. only $500. on terms $40
cash and $40 monthly. J. II Kiefer.
"a Downs Bldg. Main 24Sf
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oNE.HALr ACRE FOR $3.50.

oNE.iALr ACRE FOR $3.50.
Half acre. graded street. close 20
Lake Washington. az Lake Forest
Park. Served BY Lake Forest
boulevard. a macadamined high
way Pine foraiity Uss forever
Of zoe feet Of sandy beach. SIS
cash sufficient Plant your money
AZ Lake Forrest Park before the
car line construction begins. After
Now II the time 20 buy
OLE HANSON a. CO.
New York Block
BLACK RICH soil
] have three fine s-acre tracts left.
having n good brock through one
end. They are as level as a floor.
all In grass. ready 20 pillow. black
soii three 70 sir feet deep, no
stufnps or rocks on them. WIZ
produce $50 bushels OF potatoes 10
the acre. which viii more than
pay for the tracts. Y mile from
depot, stores and school. on the
Pacific highway. 10 minutes from
srn Washington. sG5 down. s. a
n x PrNGRRE. sss I.cary Biag.
second Az. and Madison ST.
HERE Is A GOOD LITTLE BUY
10 acres. one hour from Seattle. few
minutes walk from station. close
to aaighbors and good school. good
level land. very easily cleared.
Price ssoo. terms s2eo cash. bal
anca 70 suit
ROBERT MALTBY.
1919 ALASKA BUILDING.
/ have client who has ts0 acres
fine wheat and alfalfa land In
Central Oregon. and he Is forced
to sell. I am offering this for
$500 per acre cash. II this looks
good to you, act quick. Kay Nc
Kay. 706 Liberty Bldg.
acres 2 miles south OF Port orr
rhard, good shot clay soil. on
road. near school. good neighbor-
hood. Only s&0o. 90 s25.00 down
and $1,000 Per month.
INLAND EMPIRE LAND co.
ia2Th Third Az. Main ana.
Cheap chicken ranch. 10 acres north
city. 5 minutes 20 station. Store
school on fine road. only $3.50:
$50 down, s. month. Morrison
7o0A. Central bldg.
ACRES DIRT CHEAP
Excellent soil. level as floor. close
10 market. on county road. S2e0.
5000 cash. $500 monthly. Puget
Sound Farms Co. liit Third ay.
3h acres within city, t-room house.
barn. chicken coop. 2a-minute ear
ride coils Terry.
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laes curtains launaered froin sse a..
Aise quilts Nna epmtofters work
guaranteed 8iis Eeaft av.. Hal
lard
" eapst her 4 Eiieh. cAaiurtGnakefs
general 3okbtnT. Prices right -
tnlar - tiliott 42etJ
FLORIST Plants 81 All deecfipt4ons.
saie Italy 81 Phonr heae.n $50.
NlsheLs. kang.iews hlack - an
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N-~1Nl~~N~~N~~~N~ ~O~lOlN~O~~N~I
FITZIENRY AUCTION HOUSE
1919 Fifth av.--Buys. sells second
hand goods and other merchandise.
spot cash. Main aga: A seIs Old
est auction house in the state.
vaidez Furn. Co, 1910 First av. Main
22s2. Ind. 5O3o.
Desks chairs, snow cases. chicago
Store 4 office F'urn. Co. 1895 LIST av.
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Situation Wantcd-MaIe

Situation Wanted-Male
r~rs~~-~r~r~r~~-~<>
Young married man wishes position
with aOme coast lumber concern
retail or whoiesals. Five years
retail experience. At present sr-
pioyed as bookkecpcr. r.. n Kari.
Box ss1. III Reno, Okla.
Hook eeper wants position. grad
nate Or Iowa business collcga.
Phone beacon zoos.
single man wants work IN some pr1-
vale family to wash dishes. Ad-
drsan AIR. frank h0rrcil. BOX III.
Columbia Station. Wash.
WALL paper furnished and hung W
room and up. Painting, untinx
Bart. 90 Wall Phone Main 95st.
Painting ard Uniting. Patton. NJ. ss0s
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For Exchange.

For Exchange.
ALFALFA LAND BARGAIN
100 acres. located 8 miles north. OF
Othelio. IN Adams county, 20 acres
OF No. l alfalfa land. all cleared
rs acres In crop, good Groom
house. root house, small orchard.
100 acres upland. good for fruit or
pasture. 80 acres fenced. Price
$500. VIII take $500 In good
Seattle property. $500 cash. ball
ance Of $500 In I year. W. W.
MOVES. ala Boston Block.
Modern l0-room house. basement.
hardwood floors aud two baths.
lot 50x100, one block from North
Ballard car Value $500 Wants
TO trade for house and lot In Ia
gss,na
GEO. p. RossMAN AGENCY
1880 Third Av.
SIR. Workingman--wIli sell or ex-
change my $1,000 equity In 2 acres
improved, ~ miles south OF Yes
Ter way running water Other
business demands quick action.
terms to suit. Box Ill, Station r.
III acres Improved Bainhrldge
island, plenty OF buildings, excel
lent view, for home In Seattle,
prefer Ballard. Ballard $50.
ARTIsTIC BUNGALOW, LAKE
VIEW. for sale az a sacrifice on
easy terms, or will take vacant
lot as first payment Phone Ken
wood 20TS.
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NxKr y0f.p y.t,prrvr s' 81, 81 ss~
seilsrs ~ inv~sfinE ~ city lots -
coQUITf~AM. British Columbia !
miles ffom Vancouver Pacific
coast oparktfnx terminals OF ca
madam Pacific railway. which has
and adding hunarstr % uiiss
yearly. Also deep water port, and
viii 30 suggest Industrial city %
Brlflsh coininhia. lsrgsst nna rich-
est Of csnsdian provtsese Ca
nafian Pacific win sgsnd s1.eee.-
ceusnsneed werk already % sies,-
Gee round hoss.. Grand Tfunh
Pacific. fasf hslna bailt across
eontinent. also huytna lsnf for
terminals at ceauitiAnt canzdlsn
thar srarkage. Two electric roads
TO be buiis ana poser ant light
provided mt low rates ftfty ap-
pllcafione for manufacturing and
Industrial sites already IN. ard
,s.s.ai ,, ass. .i's' ,, sssss' . ,s,
stores soinK up By aossns. .nd
hanks ard business euncerns %
all Kinds buying business lots
We are original ownsfs ~ recna-
nizec scwnslts. and are stiil sssl-
AZ ground floor prices ThIs viii
Csns2a and British Columbia.
Hundreds of miles Of railways 70
be built. by rive tifferent sys-
seso 600 square niles ~ territory.
Men who bought from Ne recently
now getting rteh. One man made
tsto In ~ days. another tsta In
three weeks. lady from Brandon.
Manitses maes s.e.eeo " 60.
your mind 70 get your share %
this money. You can bay from Us
at FIRST prices for short time.
COQufTfAAM TERMINAL CO.
LTD. Leigh -spenssr Bgiidlns.
site. General Agent for WASH
ington. WIN. Fitzgerald. Sit Bailey
Nag seattle. Wash.
Biz s-pasaen9er touring car, iate
model. 10 exchange for lots or
acreage VIII assume some.
Knabe plano for Ford ruaaoout or
good lot In North End
BLACKSMITH SHOP ron SALE
Fine location. no composition. doing
good business and fully equipped
with tools and maehin6ry for gen-
sral blacksmithing AMI carriage
making. a large sacrifice for
GkO. u. NDN~MAN AtfENL1
1880 Third Az.
10 SHARES, 81 600
OF one OF Eaattle'a lumber cornpan-
les stock 10 exchange for building
lots. North End. ssi Arcade An
nsx.
w. II. HAVEN INVESTMENT co.
For sale or Exchange- Splendid
garage or factory location, build
ing tsxS7. on main thoroua hfRrc.
Phone KenwOod IFS for partic-
uiars.
Candy store With iceicea soda goan-
tain, bargain at 1850. VIII show
one how 20 make their own candy
and save 100 per cent 1874 Broad
way. opp. high school.
Haif Interest In a small wet wash
laundry. n snap N taken at once.
Call AZ f5os Burke av.. Walilng-
ford car.
VIII sell for cash my store and prop
erty at n sacrifice; going East.
F-fs1. Star.
FOR saie-smafi printing plant. snap
for cash Address r. Q. BOX a72
Nichols, bungalow. Hinckley blk.
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NEW s-RooM HOUSE

And one acre thoroughly cleared AZ
TIE Npsth End. uufhnuseK. a acre
fenced with chicken wire. s. Zoe
oLNsTED
STA aHd Greenwood Ballard sass
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n campanile Of St. Marks Now
Ready for Dedication

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...... xsrk upea which ~as
/. x.rs age ~ili Be sse''
"a. Impressive ceremonies
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fireplace coed condition nicely
arranged Tor Foonefs 1tIt 11th
IL last ga.
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toF Henf~~F Sour. room heusr via
hair acre fine garden Land. three
blocks from end Of Meridian car
lsne Phone kenwood 4ass,
heuae = foann tnadero. iarNe yard.
- ffutf treca. berries. Dferu Lake
tif4
broom medefn Rouse laundry trays.
large garden. Npod chicken house.
tlNap. if3g alta fkoDe tiar-
fison Ixt1
Aodefn s-foom tunsatoW tse4 18th
y. two hiorha from car uNheF
- \. Nlck ete 10th y fefrnoons
Cnfufnie she'd fcem eottANs mo1-
era, itth ~ =. near fesisr ittt
Washington st
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Rupture cured permanent. wtthoat
operation OF drtenttan frcu labor
years ages 4 TO 10 Harvard
system, ST Eatel Hadw seattle.
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iearn the barber trade waxes
p4la whiia learning. Gail or ~rtt<.
NATIONAL. BARBER COLLEGE
"a NmafinVfan "a
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VIM. w. FlOurnOy

African jungle and make him
scream and yell as only a Co.
manchee warrior can. 1t makes
some want to fight and say they
can whip any man at one or two
ticks. 1t gets their 'pugilistic
ambition very high. This chase
lasted all night and some of the
hunters look very nervous and
very tired this morning.
One who was in the hunt,
w. D. SUTLEY.
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Cause For Alarm
Loss Of Appetite or Distress After
Eating a Symptom That Should
not be Disregarded.

Appetite is just a natural de-
sire for food. Loss of appetite
or stomach distress after eating
indicate indigestion or dyspepsia.
Over eating is habit very dam
gerous to PERSONS good gener-
al health.
1t is not what you eat but what
you digest and assimilate that
does you good. Some of the
strongest, heaviest, and health
lest persons are moderate eaters.
There is nothing that will
cause more trouble than a dis
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ALL DRUGGISTS

ordered stomach, and many peo-
pie daily contract serious mala-
dies simply through disregard or
abuse of the stomach.
We urge all in Madison who
suffer from any stomach derange-
ment, indigestion, or dyspepsia,
whether acute or chronic, to try
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets, with
the distinct understanding that
we will refund their money with
out question or formality,' if af-
ter reasonable use of this medi-
cine, they are not perfectly salts
fled with the results. We recon-
mend them to our customers ev-
cry day, and have yet to hear of
any one who has not been bene.
fitted by them. We honestly be.
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G, A. Glossner, "a Ontario ST., Ro-
chester, n. Y, has rec vered from a
long and severe attack Of kidney trouble
his cure b-irg due to Foley Kidn- y
Pills. After detailing his Ease. he says,
81 Am on sorry did not learn sooner
of Fol-y's Kidney Pills. In few days
time my back ,che completely lift me
and | telt greatly improved. My kid
neys bee me stronger, ,i'zzy spells left
me aud ! WIS no longer annoyed At
night, frrI 100 per rrui better since
usil e Fol-y Kun, Pr >" FIR sale ty
a dealers,
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Bear Causes Excitement
At Pinettd.

Pinetta, Fla, Mch. 5, 1912.
Dear Editor:
We had quite a bunch of ex-
element yesterday, all caused
by DR.. G. w. Barnard's seeing a
bear, yes, a real live and fero-
cious bear. He saw it in the
depths Of the Bass forest, near
Oak Grove church and at once
gave the alarm. All was excite
ment and hurry. AS soon as the
report was scattered around, all
sorts of dogs were secured for
the chase and were soon on the
scent. We had a fine chase, and
Bruin was speedily captured and
devoured. He would have held
a quart at first, but when cap
tured he was about half full. The
brand will make a man see
bears, tigers, and even ele-
phants AMI make him imagine
that he is in the midst of some
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lieve them to be without equal
They give very prompt relief
aiding to neutralize the gastric
juices, strengthen the digestive
organs, to regulate the bowels
and thus to promote perfect
nutrition, and eradicate all un'
healthy symptoms.
We urge you to try 25c. box
of ReXall Dyspepsia Tablets
which gives Is days treatment
At the end of that time, your
money will be returned to you il
you are not satisfied. Of course,
in chronic cases length Of treat
ment varies. For such cases, we
have two larger sizes, which sell
for SOC. and $1.00 Remember
you can obtain Rexall Remedies
in this community only at our
store The Rexall Store. The
Madison Drug Co.
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He will Represent the District"
VIM. w. FLOURN0Y.
CANT IDATE FOR CONGRESS. THIRD DISTRICT
Democratic Primaries, 1912

In every paper published in the Third Congressional District
have announced candidate for Congressman solicit your
consideration principles be published and discussed the
campaign am by instinct training and study ardent sup
porter form of government with its three distinctive and
aung branches l. Legislative 2 judicial Executive which
should controlled Of by and for all the people, whether natural
artificial without seathy encoachment by department
the other the peoples rights by rule taconasm
judicial construction otherwise.
emulate fathers candidates and
Let study and realize position conceive the purpose Of
government the soemni of obligations citzns and be
true trust repoSed those whose
for favor passion ccumvent the purpose of the primary
in the selection of the best man.
want serve you less than you should the best
services ASK NO HASTY COMMITTALS | am before
you much am to be true self and govern
ment shall make statement either the stump the
press merely please you catch your shall appeal
your intelligence passion faction Government
be permanent be founded intelligence 1t for the
protection preservation of individual public rights
foster and the interest of individual faction
trarv to the equal privilege and rights of others
If you award this trust promise you my best
shall honor represent and District only
when elected by your honest 10y al and voluntary ballot
1t is my purpose give youmy platform and aso visit
if time will permit precinct in order that have the
pleasure and honor of speaking before in In the
meantime hope have the attention Of through the
safeguard and advisor the and the
cursor of civic improvement Every eecor is budened with
obligation advise himself his vote The who
TOO BUSY like the who is corrupt serious obstacle in
the advancement safe administration of
like If private corporations were as careless IN selecting
their directors the in eecngher public
private corporations would bea failure and likewise would
eminent tnot for your indulgence patriotism and the
power If all would participate actively and honestly be
eve the best for the position and the best good for the Dis
tict would be had and DONE YOU Owe MORE TO YOUR DIS
TRICT THAN TO THE CANDIDATE
Remember yourself our District and me at the polls
May have the pleasure of a letter from you?
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-11-21

Examine carefully every bottle OF
CASTORIA. safe and sure remedy for
infants and children, and see that II
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MAKEUP OF next WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE

This is a revised and corrected list
of the members-elect of the legisla-
ture, including the hold-over sena-
tors, with their postotiice addresses:
The senate stands; Republicans,
20; Democrats. s; Social Democrats,
l. The assembly: Republicans, 60;
Democrats, 34; Social Democrats, 6.
State Senators.
First-M. w. Perry. Algoma, Rep.
Second--Timothy Burke, Green Bay, Rep
Third--Isaac II. Bishop, Somers, Rep
Fourth-W. l.. Richards Milwaukee,
Fifth-George j. 'weisle Milwaukee
Sixth--G. II. wcisslcder, Milwaukee
scventh--Gabriel zophy, Milwaukee,, S.
Dem.
Eighth---A. f. Martin, Milwaukee, Rep
Tenth-Gcorge II. skogmo, Black River
Eleventh--victor Linley. Superior, Rep
Twelfth-A. Pearce Tomkins, Ashland,
fhirteenth-Paul Husting, Mnyville
Dem.
Fourteenth-HenryM NJ. Culbeltson, Green
Bay, Rep.
Fifteenth-S. W. Randolph, Manitowoc
Dem.
Sixteenth - Robert Glenn, Lancaster
Rep.
Seveuteenth-H. c. Martin, Darlington,
Rep.
Observation-Disclosures G. Kellogg, Oshkosh,
Dem.
Nineteenth-M. +. White, Winncconnc
Rep.
Twentieth-William ]. Blchler. Belgium.
Dem.
Twenty hrst--Edwnrd +. Eileen. Wau-
toma. Rep.
Twenty second-L. Il. Cunningham, BE
lott. Rep.
Twenty thrd-E. +. Browne, Waupaca
Rep.
Twenty fourth-Robert W. Monk, Neills
vile, Rep.
Twenty nfth-w. w Ahcrs, Wausau
Dem.
Twenty sixth--H. A. Huber. Stoughton,
Rep.
Twenty sevcnth--John NJ. True Bara-
boo, Rep.
Twenty eighth Edward +. Acklcy,
Chippewa Falls, Rep.
Twenty ninth-George II, Scott, Prairie
Farm. Rep.
Thirtieth--w. T. stevens, Rhlnelander.
Rep.
Thirty -first-IIoward Tcnsdalc. Sparta.
REQ.
Thirty second - Otto Bosshard, La
Crosse, Rep. ~
Thirty .third-Georcc T. Hoyt. Mcnom-
inee Falls, Rep.