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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-01-11

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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-01-11

tur-ss Gr- 5a.na
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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-01-11

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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-01-11

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06

NNNHN NNHN AN|H 40 $3.50
dows. but that was not Grants
reason. He wanted TO lay before
Halleck plans for the capture of
Forts Henry and Donelson. where
II was even wctter than II was at
Cairo.
Funeral services Of Bernard w.
Murray viii be held Sunday at 2:30,
at the Scottish Rite temple, Har-
ward and Broadway. Rev. NJ. A.
Matthews viii officiate.
Eugene Wood, magazine writer
and lecturer. will give a lecture un-
der the auspices OF the National So
cialist Lyceum bureau. at the Labor
Temple. Sunday night.
Little hope 10 held out for the re-
covery of Mrs. Anna T.. Goodwin,
secretary OF the Washington State
Equal Suffrage association. and
prominent In the National Council
OF Women Voters, who Is seriously
Ill at the home OF Mrs. L. Il. gilbert
son, 1871 44th av. 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06
MOST SEVERE COLD
Is EASILY BROKEN
IN SEVERAL HOURS

rafss Geld Compound is the re-
suft II sbfee years Tssssrch al .
c<<t Of fnoft than my thousand
dafszfa and contains no ouinin<.
which re have conclesissig demon
rtrzts1 i nus effective In the treat
mxnt a eoiaz or grippe
Il IL = positive fact that = dose 81
pafxs Cold Compound. taken
Two hours until three con
<ecufixe doses are taken, VIII end
the Grippe and break % the most
sewers notd either In the heA1.
ehsst. hack. stomach. nnbs or an,
part Of The bodf-
Ii promptlF reliesex The tnosi
miserable headsehe. duilnexs- head
and nuse stated %. fescrishncss
xnsxxEnx. xoff fhfN&t. running 81
the nose. IL catarrhal ois
charges. soreness. Stiffness Hnc
Rheumatic fwtnEes
Take shig hsrrniess COMPOUND As
lfreese6 with the kr0xledxe that
there is no other medicine made
Az here eiss Ii the world. which
viii cure snur cold or end Grippe
misery a. promptly and without
Any other assistance or bad AFTER
effects as . xScerf package OF
rzpex Colo Compound. which any
druggist IN the sorld can supply.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06
Even the Fish Can't Call Their
Souls Their Own These DAYS

his complaint In the superior court.
nied yesterday. He says that he
started a fish business In July. and
had prospects OF doing a 100000
business. with $50. 900 net profit. and
was prospecting well until placed on
the trusts blacklist. Then fisher.
men refused TO supply him with
their catch, because, 80 he alleges,
they were told by the trust that II
they did, they would lose their trade
with the big companies. And so he's
practically out OF the fish business
now, he says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06

Now comes George l.. Harvey and
says that even the fish can't call
their souls their own. Each fish Ia
predestined to be sold by the fish
trust. says he, II II IL put on the mar
ket at all And for that aso he
has brought complaint against the
alleged trust, which, he says, con
sists OF the ChIopeck Fish Co, the
San Juan Fishing and Packing Co,
the New England Fish Co., the DC
cidental Fish Co. and the Booth Fish
Co.
He asks for 100000 damages in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06
Job for Borlede|

PORTLAND. Or Jan. s.-Hh
cent BorIezke. eEe q TIE eron1o0
football players ever farred ~ y
Whitman co.lsxs and for two -
Instructor IN the Broadway
school ~ Seattle, has beea $780,
By the Portland beard u e1ucG1
AZ mathematics Instructor IL
Lincoln high school here rne11o
ally. Borkskke VIII coach tho
school football team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06

At NJ pAMrAogs


~An Alaskan Honey MOON. .
musical cssnasdy tabloid. viii be the
hskdisne feature attraction az the
nez bill AZ Panfsges. opssning with
Mondkys matinee. The act - Ia
fvo elaborate scenes. and VIII b.
riAys8 bg the clever Charities He'll
day company. The special added
number viii be Carlos ceaAAro.
known ~ The Human Top. n jug
rirr and equilibrist ofber acts 10
be seen In the nr~ show are Mr.,
and Mrs. Allison Ia their comedy
sketch. ~Nfnni~ From Miunesota.
Bob Albright. The Msle Meiha.
Hanssy. Marguerite snd Hsniey. q
trio Of xymnA3ts. and Eddie Hocsch.
Who vii remain for the illustrated
sunr frAfufe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06
At rnE sGArrLE


In The sauaw Man.~ Which
OPENS . weeks arrangement ~ tAs
seattle theatre tuusofrow afternoon.
Edwin Miitun Roye has wr1ftsr =
drama In which there IL much stir.
ring incident, and has mingled the
tragic and lighter shades 81 iif~ IN
the right proportions The play
taIix = story that II fall II thsobbinx
Interest that often becomes frtsnse.
It's ketton IL spirited without beink
oserdra~n. and ret rally its lines
are usraty. ard nowhere does ~ b.
comes tsiky o. tame. The leading
role Of The s1ns~ Ma" 10 ~
mlrxbiy suited TO Mr., George Dill.
znd h h s4id 10 b. bis greatest sue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06

BELLINGHAM. Jan. e.-Arrange-
ments having been completed for
the amaIgamation here OF the Her.
aid. the American and the Revoille.
the American today makes It's last
appearance as nm afternoon newspa-
per. The American-Reyeilie here.
after will occupy the morning field
and the Herald will serve the public
evenings. Frank I. Sefrit. former.
Iy manager OF the Salt Lake Trib.
une. has active charge Of the papers
commencing Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06

Dream - -Tbs BABY Ard th<
9tork-. ~Couhoy Artist Jonah
Day. ~prcsicentiaf Review
Yam. the TroubadouY.
orsoo--~rsshs's Weekly No r..
The Two r1Ats~. The ssrxeArt's
white Peril
csrcsstrhs MIssion Father
~winninx an H~esress~. The Foil
inG az Red pugxn~ ~Tbs Amer.
lean 0fyi.~
Csy-Provld<rtias Hre&A~s In
Japan. Nsrx ana the PARK AZ Sacred
Dog "A Village Romance +,
Brown Of Harvard
cisss A-rCindereIls. Part r..
Cinderella. Part IT~. "c1nder~ila.
Part mr. ~0bjert. 1fatnmcny /.
The Oyster fntusry.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06

Husflef
That's Morris shindeIs advice
for making money. and Morris
ought to know. for he Is n OF
The stars many successful news.
boys. and he's some hustler. BY
hustling. young Morris. who is
only ~ years old. makes daily an
average OF 81 cents an hour sell
ing papers. Every afternoon nj 3
he 10 Johnny on the spot AT his
corner. Second and yesier. and
for two and a half hours a perpef.
ual stream OF pennies flow into
his pockets because he "hustles.
Morris takes 1920 every night 70
the ShIndei home. 325 22nd ~
There are four other children In
the Shindei family. lie attends
the Rainier school and Is in the
sixth grade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06
LOOKING FOR HIM

VANCOUVER. n. c., Jan. s.--Mrs.
Lawson, p~roprietress OF a Turkish
massaee establishment, is looking
for a man minus HIS index finger
and with q peculiar head; also S25.
The latter he TOOK from her. saying
he had come to collect two months
license for Chief Chamberlain. The
chief doesn't know him, but Is hop.
ing TO make his acquaintance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06

VANCOUVER. D c. Jan e.
Ice commissioners yesterday W1D
ed Police Chief Chamberlain 10 3
q crusade on pairnlsts and fn1cru
telierr. who hare heea doing Z ~
Ing business lately and have 49,
10 several police court casa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06
SEPARATE AFTER
FIFTY YEARS

fDy United Press Leased Wirs)
SAN JOSE, CAL, Jan. e.
Upon Edward HouIneshesd's
petition. Judge J. e. Richards
has today annulIed HE marriage
70 Margaret HoIlinushead after
almost half a century Of mar
ried life, the couple having been
married In 1866 At West Bloom
field, Mich. Hoiiinpshead and
his wlfe's sister claim the wife
was not sane when the mar
rlsge ceremony was performed.
She became violent after many
yesrs Of married life, and was
committed to the Stockton state
hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06

Arturo Bernard. who portrsrs d
dlff<rent characters In ~ minutes,
sner which be imferronafes all the
leading musical leaders Of the tinse.
from Meyerb~sr "a soass. viii head
fipe TIE Empress bin Bert week
"A Carlisle u coming with . dog
and pony circus
Mr.. sne Nrn J. ,. rtUviing viii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06

We we're pe.cesbiy assembIed 70 eondsmn the houxhf o. sn
Ana the chairman briefly stated what the crosd sax gathered f0ss
Et the midSf Of his orntfon . IN far ~ he could get
For xom called him liar and they mixed II . they met.
And the prominent committee that ~ sitting On the stage
Tried 10 sMI the awful hubbnb. but the chairman. In = rage.
Gave the man Who souxht o atop him one good xoiiops fair ard tsuo
And-she prominefr committee presently Was nxhtinx- too
Then the audience got busy and II sort OF cleared the deck.
And in less than seven minutes things wers In an awful wreck
II a certainly no corner for = a with fragile nerves.
And the tnmuat wasn't finished TIL they called out the reserves.
There ser we loads M people taken fighting 70 the jail.
where the psomfnent committee furnished everybody ball;
And they ali Of them aamittsd-xhsf the proserb makers teli-
That peace IL always lovely and that gar IL surely he'll.
SO when we arr gathered. asking nations TO disarm.
We have fifty special officers 20 keep Us out Of harm.
For q standing armys useless and q very great expense.
fBuf It's nice TO have policemen when the feeling grows tntcnse).
50 " e mold our peace conventions for the kinder. gentier faw,
And the dove OF peace Ne worship has q gun In either claw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06

t4tIel k1F84 n
wash iuxt0n h
Miss Margeu
|Erlfon.
american girl
~ b o presidcs
over the gov
ernors palace In
Por1o Rico Miss
MxYKer helps
her blk brother.
Cor. George,
keep the Porto
Rlcank In good
huruor with their
United state .
~oyfricrdS. s b e
says that shes
-tnst niling In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06

al ~tfts tA@s
wired Gen. Hal
leck at ST. Louis.
asking permits
sion to come to
st. Louis. Now
II you had ever
been in Cairo In
wet weather you
ould easily
guess why Grant
might want to
get out to town
where they had
real street a
Il r.af ahAug ugfn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06

Los ANGELES. Jan. GA stay
of execution until Wednesday next
week was granted today IN the case
of Fred Thompson. convicted Of EN-
b~cxzIement and sentenced TO serve
eight years In the federal prison at
McNeirg. island. Wash. An addi-
tionai 10 days was granted for the
filing OF a bill OF exceptions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06

NEW YORK. Jan. s---h you wish
10 live to be 100 years old. you must
no back and board with Moses. &C
cording to the simple diet prescrib-
ed In IsevitIcus.T Rev. DIR. Oscar
Haywood told the Collegiate Baptist
church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06

al BILL
Of bftdTe shisf. penny ante. shuttle hoard and FDe
sig. let ms - JOS right This ICES may have
been correct last season. bnf since the adrenf Of
ceFsetz the sire % lead pencix and hobb9e kt1frs.
the dear old pasiluses are pzsse
The gymnasium - IT.
Each mosning between 70 and ~ ! bear the stairs
ereak with heavy elghfs hurrying 70 the gym In
those fwo hours the wosnen have exclusive control.
EVER woman aboard who doesn't resemble Made
Adaus-And there are sesers1@s sprtinE Like q
mailer % reduce flesh 90 the high sezs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06
YOU'LL FIND IT HERE


lxschl heights Wor1n's Improve
,asrt club rnrt yesterday ~ M
home OF Mrs. A. w 81. 80
sch nv. a.. and beard =. 7. hFaaity
secretary Of the civic plans irsefss
xattng committee. argce In opposs
ton 70 tbs Bog0e plans
Advertiser pnsversify sfsoenss
were notified yesterday thsk tass
were dismissed from the Z fof IN
satisfactory work, and 81 ssuceaus
who~~ york had fallen belos 2
standards get By the Y safhof'sass
r<celvsd conditions
The superior court ~s peunsnen
v~xserday for the appointment o.
r,sc~iycr Cor the Snohofnikn h1eesf,e
"a ara the Seattle. SnohnEnikh =
Everett railway. by w. d ssaiih-
ursx, shs leadership q sydney
prowu- the Musicians association
rave ~ second Of q series OF ~ln'ef
c0nccrts 10 be sssen ~ the shsaoss
charity hospitals. xt the Ofehopso's
hospital yesterday.
Z z. Truitt. . eitsxen o. Auburn
asked the superior court yesse'aas
tor an injunction restraining we
se,,.ur Of water st Auburn for out
~sda rousnmpti0n. Truitt says the
vater suppiy Ia scan,y. and The pres
- I,~ o<fsefals are preparing 10
sell = part Of Il TO Harris First an0i-
tion. outside the limits OF the town
That the Green River Not springs
hotel. destroyed By fire. VII ne re
built. IL the declaration OF " .
.C~rinsfcider.
Revival services will be held At
the Salvation Army hsadquaftsIs,
rfth Az. and Washington ST. pf
Col. Charles Miles. Saturday even
Ing AZ 8. sunday morning at il. All.
moo AZ . and evening al ;, .
Monday evening at :. A stereop-
ieon lecture will be given Monday
night on Eternal Sunshine.
Father L. e. Miller. c. s. T.. ~no
has been connected with the Sacred
Heart church here for -four years,
left Seattle today TO continue his
work at Davenport la.
New 4sa~asha playhouse. or the
Hiawatha rl~ayfieid. West Seattle,
was opened last night before q large
asscmblare Of children and sroNfn-
mrs. The e building cost $1,000
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untfl dow
George can find q wife. which
ought to BE- considerably easier
now that 1912 Is here.
Paul sseucin0. student IN the en-
xlrecrfng department of the nniyer-
sify. has brought suit against the
s. T. 90 for t15.75e damages for In
iuries received when he was STRUCK
b. q street car.
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To make certain that You
get a good title 10 the Real
Estate you pay for, you
have choice OF two
methods
The old-an Opinion.
The new-a Guarantee.
The first steps are alike
under both methods
lists Search Of title.
2nd--LegzI opinion
There the old method
ssops-sfops absolutely
What you get is an opin-
ion-only an opinion.
The new method goes
further il guarantees the
work Of its examiners and
the opinion Of is lawyers.
abstracts NAV pe 'm'pef-
their opinions higher
courts may reverse lower
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A three-day Sunday school insti.
tute will be held az Woodland NJ. r.
church. r.. 52nd ST. and Greenwood
ay.. beginning Monday evening. On
Tuesday evening the monthly meet
Ing OF the Superintcndents' union
viii be held at 6 o'clock. preceded
by the meeting OF the Teachers
association at 5 p. m. Among the
speakers at the institute viii be
George Pratt and r. N. weyant,
Monday; judge w. ID. Wood and W.
ID. Lane. Tuesday. and Rev. James
Edmunds and Prof. NJ. f. Durham
on Wednesday.
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oREENWIcHs Conn, Jan. Ito
ave money. the First Presbyterian
church. attended BY the Rockefei-
iers. Bencdicts and other million
aires. Is to dispense with It's choir
and let the congregation do the sing
ing.
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ed. will Join the column OF states
referred to as "reactionary."
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New yesrs- dance. given by the
scntors Of the university at the
Gym" last Night. proved a big sue
cess Over a hundred couples we're
present
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j. c. Taylor wa yesterday award
cd a verdict for ts.5oo damages
against DR.. A. u. Kidd. In a suit for
malpractice and neglect be brought
against the physician
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Annis Vivian. ~ shs orpsson
present IAN Arizona Woolng~ a
s:ofy 81 Western life.
Expert babbie blowers and 5us
riers. Ollie Young and April. wilI
furnish the lafriinT end ~ the haii
Georgia cofaes a. y piqnsni inter
prefer Of popular songs.
Czine and odom. . younE mar
and q very striking Kisi. viii play
the plano. sing and danes.
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The hssdiin~r a. the Orpksun
merit ~e~s ssIi b. Is mnzieians aid
TO ~ directly from Russia They
play ~ Instrument that 10 on the
order OF . srfanxuiar mandoiIn.
Hugh Herbert 4 ca. Win present
Il dramatic sketch. The Som II
Soiomon~ Maurice B~arkhar1f.
who has wrtften socae populaz
songs. viii sing sone ~ them.
Charles Born and May NewmAn
viii deliver soun~ original funssfsEi-
ties Tnrr~ ether acts viii be on
the bin.
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Jan. 6. 1861. Just so years ago
today. Gen. L. 3. Grant. who was
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CHICAGO. Jan. e-Armsd with
rifles. police Of the zSih st. station
engaged In a wolf hunt. An enor
nous timber wolf la hidden IN the
yards of the Western Packing Co.
where the animal came from Is .
mystery.
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GrAMpEe. France. Jan. e---By
remaining in the air 2 hours and S.
minutes. during which time she flew
1853 mlics. Nile. Helene Dutr1eu. on
New Years eve. the Fcminina
cup for women filters.
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SAGINAW, Mich. Jan. t.-Joseph
Wintsrhalfer. wealthy hotel man.
was found BY a policeman early this
morning In his bar. SERVING drinks
10 imaginary customers. He was
taken TO the state asylum.