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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-14

Mayor co,serIll scored right Q"
-. reel In the recount which began
W !. 20. % this morning in Judge Al
s..,.so'. court. and gained an es-
=. se,, In the firs, precinct. This
..,ret originality returned ~
~. Car cofterlll and 50 for CIV.
Wv s,l,ss. IN which the voter
Wv sat the name Of cottertli IN.
49, a placing a cross IN the box
.'sr.,,e the printed names Of can.
,,ss for mayor. had not been
..a,,ra ny the election officials.
800 Alpertson. on motion Of the
s.sar,svs for costerill. and over
~ ss,ee,isas Of George Wander
chief counsel Tor GIL, ruled
~, me ballot should be counted
~ cssserln. as the law eonsem.
s,,,s ina, where the intention Of
". ve,er Ia manifest. that intention
.ssals be observed IN the count.
sIn this case the voter has labor.
toaslv and sx industrial manifested
r. intention. He vas so eager 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-14

Il wasn't nervous before the de-
els:on. said EspeEance LipSky. the
nj Who won the silver loving cup
yesterday. but when was told !
iaa won | fcit a little shaky
Mss Esperance Lipeky. 1858 seth
ave. $. W.. a ts-ycar-oid freshman
81 the West Seattle hlgh school. in
TIE bread-haking contest yesterday
ven the silver cup fer baking the
nnssisss. mostevcnly baked, eremh-
iess. best texture bread In the com
PETITION between eleven schools ~
n eity.
TIE contest Is ore Of a series
orExinsted and conducted BY Mrs.
Ea Dahney. supervisor % The
Democratic Science department
throughout the Seattle schools.
Tvo preliminary contests we're held
prsor to The final In the frat one
he various classes OF each school
eompsted 10 determine the beat
trfad baker Of each class. the Win.
n<rs we're awarded blue Tibbons.
The second contest comprised the
vinners OF the classes and singled
out the best bread baker OF each
srhnaI: these received pennants.
The final contest placed Esperance
y the topno,ch bread baker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-14
READY FOR
DEMOCRATS

BALTIMORE. Md. June i4.--De-
claring that the two.thirds rule
probably will not be considered at
the democratic national convention
here this year. Norman y. Mack Of
Buffalo. ~. Y. chairman Of the
democratic national committee to
day took charge OF the arrange.
ments here. Chairman Mack con
ferred with o number Of democratic
leaders. and declared that the con-
tests over the seating Of delegates
will be few and unimportant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-14
AUTHOR, As,
WEEDS GIRL, Is

SAN FRANCISCO. June Ia
Harry Leon Wilson. noted author
and former editorin.ohlef OF Puck.
h married here today TO Helen Nc.
cowan Cooke. daughter OF Mrs
Grace McGowan Cooke. the novel.
iat. following a summer romance at
the artists colony at Carmoi-hy-tho-
Sea, Monterey county. Cal. Wilson
Ii IS years old and his bride rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-14
MILITIA SMASH
ALL RECORDS

SAN FRANCISCO. June H.
Making four actual hits ont OF ey-
cry shot fired at 4 moving target
four niles away. with 10 and IL
inch guns. the provisional regiment
OF California Guards. Coast artil-
Iery. have today smashed every rec
ord heretofore held by National
Guardsmen Ia the Yves; IN heavy
artillery practice. Every shot was
within the radius which marks a
theoretical hit The target was
OF wire mesh. so by 30 feet. with a
l0-f0ot pyramid OF red canvas In
the center. IL was fired at from
7 1000 aud 1900 yards
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NERVY SCOTTY
in TROUBLE

Los ANGELES. June IA
Death Valley seotty." who
once plastered Loa Angeles
with treasury notes and flood.
ed It's bars and streets with
gold pieces on hls specsaeu-
lar returns from his mysterious
treasure mines. lanauishcs In
prison today because ne re-
fuses 20 answer Superior Judge
craig's question regarding the
disposal OF $4,000 he claims
TO have reeeised from the ssic
Of mine.
Sectsy must remain In dur
anee vile for contempt Of court
until he 10 willing 10 talk and
pays Judgment Of star held
by Or. >. w. Lawton.
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DO YOU KNOW

wat nat the average value Of
"asnirston farm Is sIf,34g and
'aal The average size Is EOS acresg
u mat the average value Of a
ashington farm ten years ago was
- $3.50 and that the average size
Sss z5s acres7
ter lights?
'hst the municipal water system
- ~ : eaily capacity Of G7,2g9 gal.
iona Of water?
!, mat the hInhest.priced wood In
s ,"s world is called cabole. that IL
s.pNs IN West Africa and that II
"s's about $500 for 10 and three
s-"i ~ square feetl
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1852 WANT
.VOTESFOR WOMEN

WASHINGTON. June it.--Peti.
tons favoring an amendment to
the United States constitution en-.
abling women TO vote. signed by
it6.hA2 persons. were presented In
the house today BY CONGRESSMAN
Victor l.. Berger Of Wisconsin. The
petitions were circulated by the "a.
tional officials OF tho soclalls,
party.
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SINCE WE'RE NOT
PRAYING FOR RAIN.

Here are a lev we might pnt our
time on: Ten-cent bacon. honest
strawberry boxes. short-haired
pianlsis. deafand-dumb BARRIERS.
false teeth that look natural. hon
est politics. patent feathers that
wont crack. fresh eggs less than
six months old. the end Of the Mex
lean revolution, auto drivers with
common sense.
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FOUND GUILTY

o. +. Frederickson. the pike st..
grocer. who appealed from bis con-
vlction In the Justice court OF vio-
latIng the eight-hour law for WON
en-, WIS again found guilty In the
superior court By jury. He was
charged with employing Matilda
Primley for ~ hours on April 6.
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TOO MANY acUssT WORDS

ohhGON CITY. June a. Suing
nn We for divorce. Garden Smith
snezed be was practically isolated
Ifom human companIonship be-
sAuse Ms life partner used 80 many
eaas words the neighbors would
not yisit them.
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CLEARED
IFIRUl7T Amid
vEGE7 7 ABLE
1TIRAGT rs

We are selling the finest land
in the state OF Washington at
Rock Bottom prices and on
easy terms. These tracts will
pay for themselves and make
you an independent living. We
have got just what we adver-
tise. The finest proposition in
the world for the man who
wants a home in a rich valley,
on two new railroads and two
beautiful rivers. There is moth
ing to compare with this in the
entire northwest. Call today
for particulars.
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WORKING FOR
WOMAN SUFFRAGE

CHICAGO, June 1f.--Open an
nouncement that he Is working
hard for the insertion Of woman's
suffrage plank In the platform was
made here this afternoon by Gov
ernor Hiram w. Johnson OF Calf
fornia.
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LONDON. June 14.--That 1900
Italians we're slain when the Turks
drove them from Tedba. Tripoli, on
Wednesday, was declared In a Cen
trail News dispatch from Tripoll re-
ceiYed here today.
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New Today.
PLANO SNAPS

PIANO SNAPS
kinitaii. lnrNs nino good const
ton agents AJAX 1909. Our price fsae.
fiatneN & Co large siEs. good eoo-
dlfluug leas than yrs Old. Price.
new. tf4s noe ttft.
SteinwAy sguara Uraud. will put
In finr condition. Price ti0Q
We are exclusive agents for thu
world famous krahRaer, Adam
rchAaf and chFiatu1an Pianos antl
We save sou money because our
rent and all etheF aAp~eses ars very
low.
JONES. RosouEsT a Rii.LEN
SEATrAES
HOME rIANo DEAf.EfkA
1919 Third Ave. het riks and fsins
THE sna FfIoR
PIANO STORE
WILL. SAVE tou MONEY WAL
LING. zoe. sog, sos 401 Arcade An.
rex JUST OPPOSITE Ef.ENAroft4
cnsts nathiHz % inteai lkats.
SEW PAss, f.sSS CARPET CI.f.ANf~ts
CO oar rsnovasinE process
makes carpets and rugs LOOK
LIKE NEW. East its
shampoolng. haifarrssinw. facial
and scalp massage, nanlrariaE
sai Liberty uidR Main i5I
fs-fooi cabin launch, barber ca
gine siso.eo. Beacon ass isTt
asth
ia Your hiiI. corrected North
Couection CO 81 y. Hih
presless Isocsor. pe saffery. al
Uut0n. phune.
koslak sesrioplnN. tec roll. Rny
slxe. yseots. Photo khcr 2 u nld
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Farm Ian6a.

~s>s~f@~-~s~rsrN.~N>NlN
WELL IMPROVED Farm
- minutes from seattle. on car. 20
acres ali producing heavily, with
pasture Tor 80 cows
htHh grade milk cows
? head young cattle.
\ head ~ hoga
$50 chiekeua
! hors~. wagon and harness.
All farming tooia
10 tons ~ has soon ready 90 cut
aad other things too numerous 10
mantion. ON account % disability.
$500. can arrange terms ssa
owner Al 1885 Empire bldg. or
call Main i2ss AK Tor smitn
s.ACRE LITTLE FARM
ON good road. within \ mile q
Lake Stamina usiah. for tzs0. This
10 good buy. where one can raise
fruits. berries and chickens. Terms
$50 cash. sic a month. Let 90
show you this place Take a Mad
ison car and county ferry or
steamer urAuia 90 boats daily TO
burke a farrnr's office on Kirk :
Land wharf. OF call i0s Cherry ~
i0.AcRE BARGAIN
Owner Will sacrifice his ten-acre
ranch 90 raise nouef quickly. AL
level, rich loan coll NIL grow
anything. acres already planted.
small house and barn easy driy-
Ina distance 90 market. fare "a Sc
attic 1sr Price reduced 90 1850.
Muat have $500 cash hniancc
easy terms 1919 Aineka npliilng
4 cMicKks HUFiHEAA
Already started. soc chicks, ducks.
SysaF lease. 6 acres. incuhatora,
hfoodefm. land Ia crop. lease and
all Tor ttf1 Iuat outside city.
MOORE REALTY co
sit American Hank hnllllnE
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PARTLY IMPROVED


PARTLY IMPROVED
10 ACRES. 1850
Located Just west OF Seattle on main
county road. only three miles from
boat landing Telephone and y Y
sight Of school and sawmiii. Deep
rich land. with about one acre all
cleared and ready for the piow
Balance very easy 10 clear. Price
for tho 10 acres tfb0. SO cash aud
90 monthly, Puget Sound Farms
Co. iii4 Third Ave.
LITTLE VALLEY RANCH
on the interufban. two fine Level
tracts. ali cleared and fenced. with
good house, chicken houses. ar
tesinn well. etc. Fine land for
vegetables. celery and poultry
Price 800. terms $50 cash and so
month; Burke & FarrAr. 100
Bnap In new Kirkland bungalow,
with fine half-acre tract. icaa than
ten minutes walk from landing.
ti.ibo; small amount down. bal.
ance less than rent Phone own
ar East 1fss. or write NJ. Straith-
miller. liif 3Tth ave. ~
sKAGfT COUNTY
20 acres good land Price 81 900 90:
i-5 cash. bal payments, YOUNG
q BROBERG Phone Ballard STA
" acre on Buficn Lake car line.
ff00. $50 cash and 80 per month.
A. X WYLDE
si2 New York Block Elliott b0o7
WHITE RIVER VALLEY
and upland farms aud acreage
J. X. TUCKER AGENCY
Kent. washington Main al.
ACRES rich. level land. 1850. $40
down. g. monthly, at WYEACO on
~ y. Hy.. near Auburn. Herbert
8 Upper. 10t Lcary bldg.
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Free Tickets tOPantageS Theatre
Png"G he call at he Star % Office Star
ssPantageS ALWAYS Has a Good Shows
Business Chances.

~f7sfsf~f ~
. Authors, wrlters Composers ~
Music, send mo your manuscript
cash or royalty. We buy and sell
snort storiea, poems. ali clAsaea Of
arucies. music, etc. Florence Nich-
OILS, tttp Northlake. North lba
splendid opportunity for n reliable
man ar man and wife. with a few
hundred. TO got Into business for
themselves. Apply 10 Dept H. A. T..
Funk q Co. 0o3-s Pioneer nldK.
Hotels. roomina houses. stores. ss-
looms, etc, for sale OF trade.
Kaufman Kelly Kompnny. North
ern Hank itlda. See tiasbrook
Restaurant established business;
long lease. rent $40 90. Third
tail cafe. nenton. Wash.
uood paying grocery and property
AZ sacrifice for cash. N-s0f. care
star
Wanted-'ro meet an Intelligent
pcfApn who has $500 10 loan al i0h
Al security, Urgent. Al. star, n afi.
Grocery ana gen merchandise store,
established 7 ysarHi one Of the best
ON tho list NJ. Chambers. Tukwlls
For aais. 1859. aaeyn-soom house.
furnished. Ga spring street
T-roofn house. furnished. for sale.
1850 90 ga spring Elliott 1898 "
bye works for sale InveatiKate at
once Address \ s3f. The star.
Nichols. bunssia~s. Hinrklar All.
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housekeeping Rooms.

S~r@r~r>~r~r~~~cNrSreser~
OLYMPIC APT8.. 20tO Western Az
single rooms. 81 so up. suite,
1900 up. Near public ,narket
Furnished housck coping rooms 10
per week 10t2 pike Street Ell
liott ais w.
Two largo 1ght hoanek eeping rms;
Ras. electricity, bath. phone. reason
able. East 5000. -.---
Tha Earle. az Marion. choice mol
ofn sleeping rooms. $500 up
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PerAonal.

GftOnti.
~~~~~~-~~~a~~>e~ N~-~~~~s~s~~-~e~@~s~s~
RUPTURE CURED. permanent. no
operation or detention from labor.
over 700 ca sss cured past two
years. ages t. Is. Harvard
System. slT Eitei Hidg, seattle.
Clocks called for. repaired. deilv-
cred. Huson. aai HiDeklsy Bldg.
Elliott afis -
Mrae. Francois. medical baths. cleo
fr0- therapeutics. mBnicuring. chi
ropody. I'll union, Apt. 2.
rhlropody and uanicurlH8 paFlor.
scalp and facial treatment open
evenings zi0 Liberty Bldg
BLADES shafpeued. acc
doz,. razora. 2hc, etc. 1901 tth Az.
TOTiPEI.s. WIGa-tii Kinds q hair
work. kofb. t04 spring. Ind fssS
home, best city rcfer-
enees. 577i Fifih w. q a. zlos.
Get Acquainted Society. Names and
addresses. 7os Pine street.
Nichols. bungalows. Hlnckisy NIX.
say n saw IL In The ntnr.-
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Furnished Houses

Furnished Houses
A-rOom modern house. s<2.5o
s-roOn modern house at Cowen
Park. $500.
THE
MODERN BUNGALOW co.
sT0O tith N. II. Phone Kenwood
For gafe--claasy s-rOom bungalow
furnished complete. Madison park.
large lot. low ground rent, long
lease, NEAR stores and lake. cheap
East 1853.
or unfnrnishsd s-roofn house, nice
location. nice lawn. flowers, fruit;
for summer or long lea.n. i 10 ] ..m,
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~-~~~.o~~~~s~~~-~~ or-~sr~e~>>s>>,>,.~~'-'
Flve.ro0m fiat. an modern. $500 pc
month. Apply 2e21 Interlnke nv
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1bI&tAA k$Vtt&&8s
~eee~~~@~t~@A~ s~efN~~<~~-~s~~~
Jose Beusto, pref. % botany ana
medicine. spanish steam baths. a.
pectaify. tioiondrinR tintment Tor
rheumatisui. paralysis. nerves
consumption and stomach trouble
and chronic diseases, and for all
sorts 81 skin diseases. Hours ! 20
s and I So > y. ~ k1ss = ballard
Ave Room g. grafton Hotel
Phone ballard 1854.
I.Acko will preserve the finish on
your AUTOMOBILES. your furniture
and floors fHcko VIII mako year
gas range like new Use Iacko
for busting
LACKo SPECIALITY CO.
12T Pacific Block
In Mrs.. 81. ~ Heller, los seneca ST.
Will call at The Star office. ahe
will r4raigN FREE two box seat
tickets 10 Pau.agcs theatre.
MI Rainier. fo-daya' outing. camp
Ing $40. Leave Seattle July d
Beacon 1890.
Nichols bnngalo~a Hinckley nlk.
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ExceIsior Apfs Furnished and un-
furnished 9TH and Pike Main 2hel.
~ Lawrence, 1909 a Sth--comfort-
abie. close In Main 1851. ~ az.
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Houses tor Rent.

HOuSGS TOT NGnt.
~.~~~s~~~~~~-~s~~~ s~4~e~s~4~s~-~-~0~~~~~~~
VERY CHEAP RENTS
SIS Oo--gzs Firth av NJ. Groom fiat
ts2.b0-ei9 Queen Anne av., i0-room
,skoo-tiis jefferson ST.. broom
s2o.oo-a2tiL Fifth av. ". Groom
flat
All modern aud IN good repair.
GEO W pfi.f.TNG
Main tsg eco New York Bllt.
FOR Roat--Modern five-room fur.
niEhed bungalow. SIS. near cowfa
Park car
THE MODERN BUNGALOW Co.
$500 i1th n, y. Phone Kenwood
Seven room house. s2f jefferson.
corner Ninth. Telephone East ~
after 9 .. m ..--..-
7.room house. lot i33x1a3. chicken
house. fruit. berry bushes and gar
den: SIS month Cor STR ave. y u.
and bsth 81 Phone Elliott CESS X
For Comfortabie s-room cot.
tRgs at North Park, 30 minuteH'
ride. good water. rent $500 per
month Phone East It22
For Hent-New Groom house. mod
arn, 1880. bf0s 10th ). W. Phone
Ifarrigou 3l2d
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=
s>s>~~>~s~~@~~~s>~ Ns>s>sHess'SN~~-.s>~>ss
I.oat=Enelish bull terrier pup,
mouths old pure white except large
black spot over and around eye ftes
turn Frank Waterhousr. iate Minor
ave, n rec reward. Phone Main lai,
FEMALE black and tan Alrefais
ttffiar about months old answers
g. name rouehy. atrayed from 43e
ssnd ave, n Finder please return or
call neaeon tasO. Liberal reward,
SUNSET brooch. black enamel pstaied
flower. zst with pearls diamond
10 center Phone East iss9. Re-
ward
Engiiah pointer dog white and
brown spots Main ffiT Ken
wood tgas Reward,
Wound rhe right place 10 have your
watch repaired. symops. tewoler.
1881 Third, near Pike. All WORK
guaranteed
Lost Ausic toll on Fort fAwion ear
Wednesday. Queen Anne 2ssk, re-
ward
Red Irish terrier. named Mike. wire
hatred. weighs 20 pounds. Reward.
Eaat BIS or Main SIS.
Last Two Persian cata. gray mate.
ssflped tsmals reward Adams t@a.
WATCH charm. two pictures inside.
reward Phone nAiiard see
found. two bicycles 90 Rainier blvd.
0wnsr tnguire at ssgs kimunds 81
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ssslTOR-Doa't ron hate 60
waste 80 many days In hercs
pRisONER--Days neycr mean
much 10 me. Nights Sere my bus
mess hours
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Help Wantcd--FemaIe


WAhted~-Yo Young ~omen. either err
perienced or inexperienced. 10
work as telephone operators Aps
ply 10 iiok asd aN. of 1870 tSth
av The Pacific Teiephons aud
Telegraph CO.
berry picksra wanted EAspbrrries.
hlackbrrfics and currauta. com.
Portable quarters. with stoves ani
fuel. near town. y. IL HufE&r-
hauk. sumner WASH
wanted .adiss that have old hats
and trimmings 10 bfinE them 90
MAE Cf.AtilE. 1879 SECOND AN.
ana have new hats made Of them
~ moderate pricra,
80 berry pirksra for rarpbsffies afei
black berries. house. ntuscWos'i
ami Wntar furnished free Fay
co. crate. good berries ~ Wahls,
sumrer wash
ladies anf rhilirsn'a srrp~makips.
infants' iayettsa a specially sat
irfattion guaranteed Ladies' lte-
modelling An1 UFrssmaklug far-
isru gif Arcade mig
Iadiel. HfiaE your sewing Join
Practical afeesaus ktrE school 9st
Hofsn. Main E1gs
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d n nuTTERwoRTH Sons
1871 First ave Main OF Elliott st9.
UniveraitY Undertaking rariors. teti
itth n b. North ais, w. E Fork
nar.
Honnays Watson Co. tunelst pffses
tors. Third av. and University.
Main rs. Elliott $50
Z luitt st- 100000
We atm O. astFsfY aud WIN Equlp-
ped for weddings, receptions, tu-
nerais PARIS FLoNfHt~~giA flke.
huitNs fLORAL Co, aut 4rd Aiain
stla-cat tloMera aeslEna .e.la
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Wanted to Buy---furniture

do1d % sSSss g. o if1lS soods S!lsc
son -chandier go Pike. 81 s2z7.
Moasrn Eurn. 60. buys. sells 81 1sTs
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Observation-Disclosures

WIN take LAYING hens In exchange
for tfntinR. painting or paper
hanging Phone kcuwood Sos. las
~ eiAt ~.
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Church and Lodge Loans

LOANS. Long TERsf PIN @.rss.r
fok BUILDING PiJBpoer.g
E.saDINTs o. 600 10 $50 edo
GGthSf : YEARS NO INTEREST
t,ns,n g,fs, ED. GLOBE cAsKFT 4
al iiNii,siE.NiAkiNC CO.. CENTRAL
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-12-18
INJUNCTION WILL PUT
OFF BRIDGE-BUILDING

McMinnville, Ore. Dec. 1S.-The
injunction granted by Judge Galloway
AT Salem Saturday will have the ef-
feet of restraining the Yamhiil Coun-
ty court from letting the contract for
the construction of the Yamhill-Ma-
rion bridge at Newberg, for an in
definite time. The bids for the steel
work were to have been awarded to-
day. If permanent injunction is
granted it may result in stopping any
further road or bridge work until the
county has accumulated sufficient
funds to proceed without issuing in
dorsed warrants. The order for the
Newberg bridge was made about a
year ago and part of the material is
already on the ground Those who
signed the complaint were Lee
Laughlin and c. V. Kuykendall, of
Yamhill; ]. H. Bernards and G.. A.
Glover, of McMinnville, and A. NJ.
Tanning and j. w. Bewley of Sher-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-12-18
PERSONAL
MENTION

d. Larson of Weston, is down from
his home.
]. o. Kincaid, Stanfield insurance
man, spent last night in the city.
Georgetta B. DolezoL Of Athena.
came in from her home last evening.
Will Moore, local grain agent. went
out to Pilot Rock on the morning
train.
w. G. Estes came In yesterday from
his home at Athena and spent the
night here.
j. F. Hunter was among the Her
mistonians coming up from that place
yesterday.
n. P. Hall, rancher of the Van
sycle section, is among the visitors in
the city today.
w NJ. BlakeIy returned yesterday
on No. II to Portland to remain for
short time.
Letcher Norvell of Helix is in the
city today having arrived on the
morning n. P. train.
John Lewis, a rancher near Smelts
station, came in this morning on the
Northern Pacific train.
George Clay, we'll known Helix res
ident, came in this morning and is
transacting business here.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Edwards of this
city are registered at the Portland
Hotel in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. George Proebstel,
prominent Weston people, came down
this morning on the local.
Miss Esther F. Compton of Milton
is among those taking the school
teachers examinations.
Misses Beulah Reed and Alma Win
gate of Hermiston, are taking the
teachers examinations at the court
house today.
Miss Alberta Mcdonald and Lillian
Littler, are among the Hermiston la
dies taking the teachers examina-
tions in this city.
b. I. Youel of Hermiston, is up
from the west end of the county to at
tend the county school teachers ex-
animation session.
]. 7. Lieuallen, prominent Umatilla
county farmer, came in this morning
from Walla Walla where his family
is spending the winter.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-12-18
LOCALS

I. C. Snyder, chimneysweep. r. 3S12.
Fresh oysters, crabs and crawfish
at the st. George Grill.
Pndleton Iron Works can use sew
sral tons of scrap iron.
For bottled sodas and beers. phone
John Gagen, Main 1T.
Have your wood sawed by the gas
oline wood saw. Phone Main IS.
For rent-Furnished housekeeping
rooms. Inquire S11 Vincent street
wanted-DressnaKin $40 Jane
St, Jhone Black 2211.
For dry wood and Rock Spring
coal, phone Main 43S. or Black 1922.
Wanted-Good cIean rags at the
East Oregonian office.
Ladies wanting hair work done, call
on Mrs. Cornwell, 617 Cosbie.
II you want dry slab wood. phone
Main 8.
Bags left over from Parish Aid sale
can be purchased from Mrs. Moor
For Sale-3O0 tons alfalfa hay.
Will trade hay for horses. ]. A. Wei
dert. Pendleton. ore.
For Rent-Furnished rooms with
or without board, one block from
Main street. 2O1 Water street. Phone
Main $50.
The Ladies of the Maccabees will
hold call meeting at Moose Hal
Thursday, the 10Th. at 2 O'Clock
sharp to ballot on candidates. BY or
der of Commander and Record Keep
er
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-12-18

idan. Two or three of these men are
prominent taxpayers. The injunction
favored even in other parts of the
county than that directly affected, and
II is understood an attempt will be
made to reach an amiCable adjust
ment of the matter before farther le-
gal proceedings are instituted.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-12-18

of the surveying parties on the Teel
project.
Judge Stephen A. Lowell returned
this morning from Walla Walla.
where last night he delivered lee
ture before the Mems Club.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-12-18

Misses Hazel Anderson and Vivian
Brinker of Freewater. are among the
applicants for teachers certificates at
the court house today.
L. D. Rowland, county water mast
er, was in last night from Butter
creek where he is IN charge of one