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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-24
Women in Quarrel
Mrs. Oeorre RobIson. 100 F1f

Mrs. George Robson. iles fsfth
av.. yesterday afternoon swore out
warrant against Mrs. Mamie
shaw. SOC Spruce st. Ia Judge Cor
dcns court. charging the latter with
assault IN the third degree The
trouble resulted over the recall ~
councsimen Blaine and WxfdsIi
Mrs. kohixon IL working for the
counciimen. and Mrs. Shaw against
them At tho Prefonfaine building
Mrs Robiuon sayx that Mrs, shaw
referred 10 her m fool. and
made ssv~rzi ether dssparaging re-
marks In the presence Of people
Who had come 70 register. and when
she warned her not 70 repeat the
same. Mrss shaw jumped At her. she
said. and scratched her cheek be-
fore she could defend herself Mrs
Robson then pushed Mrs shaw ~
the wall. the former says. and soQt
her by the throat. when q man esp
ArAted them.
Il appealed 70 him 20 LET me haze
one chance 81 her 10 she would 81
be able 70 come hack the next dG1~
Hut We we're separated. Mrs n,
son says Mira Shaw Was releas
on her own recoxnixance. 20 apps
January e6.
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Clarence orschsn. ~. was almost
instantly killed yesterday after.
noon - he wss going home from
chs Central school, when he was
struck BY an automobile belonging
to Z. c. NsufsIdss. the banker, and
driven BY !. c. osrsksy, HE chsus.
feur. The accident happened
shortly sitter o'clock ~ second
~. and Seneca o.. near the Lvm-
Der Exchange building. The boy
lived with hls mother, Mrs. Martha
Aurisi. 81 the Rochester hotel. 10
Pike It. After taking the boy W
70 the office Of Or. p. c. Irwin. In
the lumber Exchange building.
|Nsussidsr and psrsksy went 10 the
police headquarters. whore Prose
cutting Attorney Murphy fined
psrsksy's bonds 81 5000 10 appear
before the coroner. Ne was 70
ieassd from custody on surety
bonds furnished BY Jossph r
orssniess. cashisr Of the Peoples
SAVINGS bank.
According 10 both Nenfelder and
Darskey. Second sv. IT Seneca VI,
was lined with autos aud wagons,
and the automobile was being dris-
en- ~ close 10 them AZ possible. 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-24
LITTLE BOY DIES UNDER
WHEELS OF AUTO

keen clear Of the car tracks.
THE first intimation OF An scci-
dent that got" said Darskey.
was when I caught a glimpse OF
somsthing dash from behind one OF
the automobiles Tho next instant
saw the boy run against the
fender aud his body thrown aside.
Al far ~ know the car did not
pass over him. brought the car
TO stop immediately"
Darskey told the police that the
machine was going about nine
miles an hour. Neufeider. who sat
In the front seat Of the car with
the chauffeur. corroborntss the
iatser's story. The boy lived but
five minutes after be bad been TAX
en- 10 the doctors office His skull
and neck were broken. Dr. Irwin
said.
The boys mother. growing
anxious about his unusual latencss
from school. had left the window
where she was eagerly watching
for him. and started out Of the no
tel. when she was met by Police
Sergeant Kent and Patroiman
ysiich. An gently ~ possible they
told her that her boy was dead and
she fell fainting In kent's arms.
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BOY IS KILLED
BY FAST TRAIN

While standing on the platform
close to the tracks NJ Tukwila sta
ton. with his back towards the on.
coming train. Clarence Holt, Z. Was
almost instantly killed by Seat
tle-Tacoma limited train about 4:3o
yesterday afternoon. The. accident
happened so quickly that Motor
man Robson could suggest no cx-
PLANTATION OF II other than 10 say
that the boy appeared TO back d.
rectiy into the car" The limited
passed through TukwiIa almost at
full speed and was going about 80
miles an hour when the accident
occurred.
The boy IL the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Holt The father is
now In California In search OF
work. He Is day iaborer. The
mother and two other children are
at Tukwila
The train stopped at Tukwila
and the boy was hurried to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-24

His constituents ought to put
this tribute on a tablet In memor,
OF Senator Josiah Collins He
worked hard 10 earn this recosni
ton. And he ~ far outciaased all
other "trimmers" In the senate
that he II In . class by himself. lie
headed the Hat OF ~trimmers~ on
the initiative and referendum bill.
He personally offered three vicious
amendments 10 the bill. and voted
consistently for other amendments
that would injurc and nnliify the
efefct OF the II. and u
But when the final vote came. 10.
siah jumped onto the band wagon.
and now he may tell the voters that
N voted for the initiative aud ref.
crcndum The bill Was passed by
vote Of - "a In tho senate. But
the test vote came on the first
amendment offered by Senator Fish.
back. which the pfoKrexsiyes man.
AGED TO defeat b, the close vote Of
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North End People
Are Turned Down

a committee OF Ballard and other
North End citizens. headed by Sen.
ator Dan Landon. appeared before
the county commissioners yester.
day TO urge a consideration Of the
resolution appropriatIng the entire
ss5n.000 voted OF the last county
election for dock sites for a Du-
vanish river dock. II was sug
gested that the moncy ought 10 be
divided between Salmon bay and
Duwamish sites Commissioner
Rutherford made the motion for the
reconsideration but Commissioners
Mckenzie and Hamilton failed TO
second II. and Che delegation indig-
nantiy withdrew
North End citizens may now start
suit TO secure their share OF the
dock site money.
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Collins, King Trimmer
Of All in the Legislature

10 to ~
King county men who supported
the sicicus amendweDt are colIins,
Nichols. Piper and whalIey. About
a dozen other amendments were
proposed. always with the intent Of
weakening the =. and r. On
each OF these Collins and Piper sot'
cd against the progr~ssises. Hepa'
tor Allen begxed 10 be excused Just
before the bin came up. and WAS
absent when the voting Was Coins
on. Jackson WAS absent part OF
the time. hut voted with the pro
grcsslves when he got vote on The
bill whaiiey Topped back and
forth
Senator Landon vas easily the
leading progressive fighter for KIM
county IN the senate. Senator
isowen also remained proeressise on
the Il. and II" Nichols voted
axnsnst the measure from start to
finish. lie was the only King coun'
~ senator who voted against the
bill on the final vote.
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ONE DOSE ENDS INDIGESTION, GAS,
DYSPEPSIA OR A SICK STOMACH

the stomach and intestines. and.
besides. one single dose will digest
and prepare for assimilation into
the blood all your food the same
as a sound, healthy stomach would
do H.
When Diapepsin works, your
stomach rests-gets itself In order,
cleans up--and then you feel like
eating when you come to the table.
and what you eat will do you good.
Absolute relief from all stomach
Misery Is waiting for you as soon
as you decide TO take little Dia-
pepsIn. Tell your druggist that YOU
want Pape's Diapepsin, because you
want to become thoroughly cured
this time.
Remember. II your stomach feels
out-oforder and uncomfortable now
you can get relief In five minutes.
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SACRAMENTO. Cal. Jan. a.
Having finally broken HE silence.
.xoiils Clements. the young holdup
man arrested here with : ounshcs
wound In his arm sstsv having held
W . saiscr and seriously wounded
the proprietor, lac. Martin, today
seems % revsi In reeisinU HE deeds
o. murder and evaporation. Ne hes
confessed WITH Dustc 70 . remark.
able career 81 crime lasting for .
'esricd Of 10 yssrs. IN which he
Tilted three mon snd committed m
snesahie rebbeviss.
First Killing When 70.
While but rs years OF age
elements says he shot and killed
1Alm~s Markham. : bridge builder
d Sacramento. while holding him
ub here He also confessed to hav-
tns killed Policeman Geo. Brown In
oakland In September. 1904. and
to having murdered Diamond Bill"
Htwman. . saloon keeper OF stock.
ton, January is OF this year
Settlements says he has travelled up
I'D down the Pacific slope. and has
cmmitted rohb<ries and holdups.
~ killed and robbed for mere cx-
c1sement. he says. stating that he
had no use for MONEY. but that II
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Some Little
Excitement
One gallon Of grain alcohol.
One 1880 shotgun.

V"S tS'fSffNcu community
That was the state OF things
since Saturday night In the settle.
ment north Of Rayenna until Dep
uty Sheriffs Malone. Freeman and
Beebe restored calm to the
troubled neighborhood by bringing
Ed and Grant Irwin TO the county
jail yesterday. The brothers. who
are settlers on some land near Ra.
VIENNA, after loading themselves
down with yoluminous alcoholic
shots proceeded to add few more
gun shots by way Of finished eel.
ebration. AS the latter shots
seemed to have no discriminating
direction. the shcriffs office was
appealed TO. Malone had to knock
one OF the men down before the
gun could be wrested from him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-24
WILLIAM PARKER
BEHIND BARS

William Parker was arrested BY
Deputy Sheriff Malone and lodged
In the county Jail on the suspicion
OF having committed two robberies
Saturday night on the road between
Renton and Issaquab. James
Holden was the first held up and
was relieved OF $3.50. Az the rob-
Der was running towards Renton.
he came across w. Mcpherson, and
touched him for S.. Both men are
miners employed at CoalviIle.
Parker had been released on his
own recognizance by the justice
court at Renton, on promise to
furnish bonds. when the bonds
failed TO come forth, Malone
brought him TO the county jail
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her q the oisIls ssnitsrsum ~as
not that Of Claire Williamson.
"oio you recognize the body -
that Of cisirsf" Attorney Kelley
for the state asked.
Not In the least. II was not
Claire's.- Aiiss Conway replied.
Excepting for q resemblance ~
TO the forehead. the corpse was not
at all like that Of Cisirc's The
hair was different. a. were the
cheeks and hands. The head and
hands were not st sIl emnciated
The same evening met Dora. who
was thin and cmsciafed from tho
fast The effect Of the fast on her
Was not At all like the affects OF,
the body said 70 be that Of her ais
ter, Claire7"
second 10 Expssss Opubt
Miss Conway II the second Wit,
ness to cast doubt a. to the
Identity OF the body alleged by Dr.
Hazard 10 have been Claire'e.
John Herbert. Of Portland. nm uncle
Of the Williamson girls. was the
frat to question the identity.
Five other Witnesses testified for
the state yesterday. including Miss
Esther Cameron. n young nurse.
who became too sick TO work II
Olaila after few weeks, she said.
She testified that abe could feel
the girls backbones BY placing her
hand on their abdomens when she
was giving them their daily baths.
which we're so warm that they
often tainted
The defense admitted that the
purported last viii Of clairc's. In
which she devised her diamonds
and property to DIR. Hazard. was
In DR.. Hazards own writing.
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YOUNG MAN CONFESSES TO
LONG SERIES OF MURDERS

gave him great pleasure to hear his
victims groan and drop 70 the floor.
''is Used 20 make NY blood bubble
when ! saw EN- DROP" said
Clements today.
wife Assoundsd.
Mrs. Hattie Clements. wife Of the
prisoner. vss asiounded when told
Of the confession OF her husband.
He Ii the last man on earth
would have suspected OF doing such
things" satd Mrs. Clements. who
has been employed here A. . mani
curist since her husband left her.
shout two years ago.
TO me he was always kind. and
showed no signs of : vicious nature
One day be- left me In Stockton. |
never knew what for, and he did
not come back. saw him two
weeks ago aud he asked me TO yet
= divorce from him"
Clements married his wife. who
was Miss Hattie seeiey OF Placer.
Vile. four years ago. and lived with
her for two years A Stockton girl.
Emily Barrielles. claims Clements
~ her fiance. She attempted to
establish an aIibi for him in the
Newman case. saying he was with
her At the time OF the murder.
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why not get some now--this mo-
ment. and forever rid yourself of
stomach trouble and Indigestion?
A dieted stomach gets the blues
and grumbles. Give II good eat.
then take Pape's DiapcpsIn TO start
the digestive juices working. There
will be no dyspepsia or belching OF
Gas or eructations of undigested
food; no feeling like lump OF lead
IN the stomach or heartburn. sick
headache and Dizziness, and your
food will not ferment and poison
your breath with nauseous doors.
Pape's Diapepsin costs only 80
cents for large case at any drug
store here, and will relieve the
most obstinate case OF Indigestion
and Upset Stomach In five minutes.
There Is nothing else better to
take Gas from Stomach and cleanse
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M0ReAn's WIFE Y
4 oElSnA eInt

(Dy Unlte1 1Tees keaoeA wire,
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. "a. Herr
TO meet his Japanese wife. Geishs
girl. purchased IN Japan from hes
parents. J Pierpont MorEan's
nephew, Geo. u. Morgan. has today
taken apartments IT the Palace no
tel Morxan's wife il due 10 arrive
on the Tenyo Masu Thursday. shs
has been whiting her relatives IN
Japan. She still cllnks to the pic
tnresqnc costume Of the Orient
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-24
Sweeping Victory
for Uncle Sam

CHICAGO. Jan. 24.--The gov
eminent has won sweeping vic
tory In the case against J. Ogden
Armour and the nine other million
aire Chicago packers charged with
violation OF the Sherman antitrust
law when Federal Judge Carpenter
ruled that every item OF income and
expense since the date of the birth
of the National Packing Co.. to the
end OF the period when indictments
were returned against the packers
was pertinent evidence" -
The private account books of the
National company were then ,in-
locked from their vaults and for
the first time the stock holdings
Of the company we're divuiged to
outsiders. All entries In the pri.
vate account books were read to
the jury.
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RETRIBUTI0N
CAME SWIFTLY

Retribution came swiftly 10 El.
mer Knight and Edward Jeffriea,
two youths ~ and 10 years OF age.
who held up G. =. Gillespie less
than a block from his own home,
at 26i4 Fir street, last night. A
few minutes after the hoId-up they
were arrested AZ Seventh avenue
and James street by Patrolman j.
A. Hodge, and within an hour were
locked at the police station after
making full confessions.
Both boys are members OF Com.
pany u. Washington National
Guard, and Knight Is an amateur
fighter. He Is son OF J. w.
Knight. si5 Judkin street. He says
both he and his father are out OF
work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-24
FEARS WAR
WITH FRANCE

(1y Waited tsooo 6eaoea 0Woe
ROME. Jan. ~ -Fcartng war
with France. italy today decided to
release the - Turkish Red Cross
nurses captured aboard the French
merchant vessel Manoubs- IL IL
officially reported that note has
already been dispatched to France
announcing that the release would
b. made. "as an act Of homage TO
France. without preJudicing the
points In dispute"
Dispatches from Paris today state
that the French Ambassador will be
recalled. and the French naval com
manders had been ordered to pre-
pare for Immediate demonstrations
on the Mediterranean unless the
prisoners are released
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-24
KING GEORGE
AT MALTA

MALTA. Jan. liking George
and Queen Mary. homsward bound
from India, arrived here to-day on
the royal ship Medina As compen.
sstion for not having visited Malta
on the way to the durbar, they stop
ped off to permit their subjects here
TO see their soyereigus.
The picturesque harbor OF La Val
letta. the most easterly bulwaris Of
ChrIstendom In the Mediterranean
was gagiy beflsgged when the royal
liner and her csuiser escort dropped
anchor WarshIps under com
mand OF Admiral Sir Edmund 8.
Poe fired a salute az the royal party
landed.
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NOTICE OF sPECfAL I
HOLDERS MEETING

NOTICE OF SPECIAL GIG
HOLDERS MEETING h
Notice il hereby given ~
holders OF the Tres AmtCu
Mining Company OF Sea(ll4
ingson. and OF Colonis I
chihuahua. Mexico. thai p
to and In accordance ~
written request Of stool
holding more than one-tbl11
stock Of the said company b
cial meeting OF the stoc11
Fof said company will ~
Coionia Juarex. Chihuzhu1
business officeD. II : o'eIo
M. on Monday, the tw~u1
lesth) day OF January.
consider and vote On ~
ing questions: Y
First. The expulsion ~ r.
ton OF one or more mesnoog
election to I'LL their placD r.
board Of trustees Of IT, 81
Amigos Gold Mining cau 81
Second The sale and ~
sale Of = part. or the wholo
real estate and holdings q r.
Tres Amigos Gold MinloG =
pany. &
Third. The transaction e
other business as may ~
come before the msetingy T.
stockholders OF the Tne o.
Gold Mining Company.
Dated at Colonia Juarea.
Ihua. Mexico. January lin
3. L. CROFT. Prexido14
c. z. STARKEY. S>cl
b. NJ. STARKEY. Tr1qoc
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do you keep football goods
hcre7' asked a RIoomy.browed
young man. az he entered Jones'
shop?
Yes. sir; everything In that
line"
Then you may wrap me up a
bottle of arnica, paper OF court
plaster and an arm sling, am
going 10 play this afternoon"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-24
"SPAR FOR TIME" TO APPOINT
SUCCESSOR TO JUDGE DONWORTH

WARRINGTON Ian -Auensy csnsrsl wleksshsm sr"eonsse
cf United
osssss ssses nsr~s e se.ss wac only ssmpsy sne wac IN
Congressman Hum
phssy Judge psc~orhs
No
nsds Ohio
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TRUTH STRANGER

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 24.--Dull
care drove John Watson to attempt
suicide. He leaped in front OF a
car. The fender tossed him be.
meath the hoofs OF team OF run.
away horses. which stopped still
and John saved Miss Gwen Nor.
rows life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-24
mot MAKING SPEECHES Now

NEW YORK, Jan. 24.--Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt says he il mot
making public speeches now" and
has declined AN invitation TO ad.
dress st. Louis Million Population
club on Washington's birthday,
when the organization holds big
banquet.
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: NV 444a ~ ~ 4
hANpSHAkE COSTS S4O0 !

Z NEW YORK. Jan. "a !
4 When Henry Opperman OF 4
4 Baldwin, Long Island, rail 1
4 road passenger agent. greeted 4
= an incoming friend last night 4
= with cordial handshake. his ,
= hand was squeezed so hard 4
Z that his ring nearly cut into 4
4 his flesh. 1
4 In adjusting the ring a min. 4
4 ute later he noticed that II 4
= lacked Its diamond. valued at 4
4 $500. I
= Despite a diligent search 4
4 for its recovery, the diamond 4
4 was not found. /
= 4 4 4 4 4 ttAt ttht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-24

PORT ORCHARD. JAM zS.-Naiss
Margaret Conway, lifelong nurse
and eempaNien 81 The Williamson
eiseses. crested = ssnsatten In the
murder trial 81 Or. LINDA ourfieid
tsaxxard. fast cure spseisIIst. when
ohe Testified ehss The corpse shown
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was explained
The illegality of their previous
marriage Was discovered last week,
when a defect In divorce decree
secured BY one OF the parties was
unearthed. The defect wax rem
cdicd and the second marriage Ger
emory performed.
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THOUGHT THEY WERE
MARRIED IA YEARS

A. W. Oliver and Jeanette Bowers
Of 22e Newton ST were married at
Tacoma yesterday. after having liv.
ed together for Is years In suppos-
ed lawful wedlock. The license
Was secured from Deputy County
Auditor Chandler. TO whom the en-
barrassing situation Of the couple
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How Taft Must Behave When
He Greets This Royal Duke

WASHINGTON. 24WFh PhlIsndsr c. Knox sscetsry
"dcon0" Archibald
Of connsUoh-
How 10 bow hjohness~:
AZ
hrouoham British
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physician. But he died in a few
minutes. His skull was fractured
as he Was struck by the lower part
OF the coach.
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CHICAGO. Jan. z<.--A reduction
Of . cents per pound In the price Of
butter today " believed 10 be d.
rectiy Attributable 10 the govern
ment investigation yesterday OF the
Eigin Board OF Trade and the Chi
cago Butter and Egg Board. The
result Of this probe will be pre-
scented Thursday to Master In
Chancery Morrison.
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sharp cheese. sec NJ: Hoqusfert
cheese. soc NJ. imported swisr
cheese. 1tc n Imported Norwegian
goat cheese. soc NJ T.bone. slri.in
lamb shoulder. 5e n. lamb chops.
iec n. pot roast. fcc-l1c NJ: shout
der steak. fE4c N boiling beef. se
10. home made club sausage tne
best Washington butter. 4ee n
& lbs onions Toe. Is lbs Burba ok
potatoes zArs lbs. sweet pofatoer
Ice: lemons lie dox.. Mcintosh Red
apples. lEe doxs Deiitinus apples
rincs. isr dos. grape fruit. ? for Sc
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PUBLIC MARKETS


Ranch eKTk$ not over , days old.
Sof dog good butter, 1or ~ lows
butter. lbs ois full cream cheese.
zoe ~ Washington creamery buf0r
doc n, cooking eggs. zec. don Jef-
sey butter. zoe ~ 4 milk. cans zge.
pkgs. starch. lie. sackr sail. ive
shoulders ~ lamb. Sc NJ. corn beef.
sc 10, compound. . ibs. dc. best
head rice. lie use. lima beans.
ibs isc. pink beans. Sc N picked
spare ribs. lbs Csc. sweet picked
salt pork. Ivitc n: picnic hams.
1--we ~. bacon. 3zc 10.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAn1I

SEATTLE PORT COMM
Notice IL hereby given lls7t =
+. NJ. January "a. 1914. ~ ~ b.
Port Commission viii ct4t.. I'D
their rooms ssf Central
fer the purpose OF def3Ul
and adopting comt
scheme Of Harbor Imprct
the Port Of Seattle. Al H.
and place any persons ~
he heard either IN fatx B.
against the adoption 900
scheme will be heard < s.
by order of the unts13ol
II. NJ. CHiTTENpl
Attest. (
ROBERT BRIDGES.
Secretary. IA y
Date of first publication. yo1e
1919 ~
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slrioln steak iasse ~ legs iamb
,ss M hss. ns ness e lie m h. a ssi,
pork. lie 10: bacon. itc n lows
mefhod butter. lbs. -. cooking
butter. 1be ~. steel head faimei,. :
lbs 2sc. Columbia river smtits-
Itx. zsc. tom cod, lbs lie: frerh
haiibuf. lbs. zye: navel oranges.
ioe dox sugar. . lbs. &c. milk. ;
cans use. with &c purchase Gem
nut hatfsf &c n, New York sharp
cheese. roe n. Wisconsin cheese.
lbs .5c. bananas. l1t-fte dox., Rus
sst and Hame Beauty apples. u box.
delivered. saner krauf. lbs. fee.
Yakima honey f1f comb.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 2<.-Presi-
dent Taft today nominated Andrew
Logan to be postmaster al Mis-
souia. Mont
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Funeral Directors.

Funeral Directors.
TIE E6sEN60Rd UNDERTAKING.
isos, Ind. S7ss. FREMONT or
FlCE. 3ti7 Fremont Az. Phones.
North 22o. Green 81.
BUTTERWORTH q SONS
Professional Directors and Licensed
Embalmers. 1871 1st. Phones $40.
University Undertaking Pariorr. 4eil
18th NJ r: North 212. Green Tst.
Bonney- Watson Co.. FUNERAL Direc-
tori mn,S , Tn,rd =, Az and universi'y.
Special Notices.
RSsfi@e ~ piano plsylSs "J SSScsisiccacISS
,auxet In 70 70 20 lessons Book
lar Music, sol Third av. Main 2i12.
Phrcnologic Charts Sand diet. Health
advice free: Prof: Aver. 1895 9TH ay.
Help Wanted-Female
2SSSs -'> woSsi cifi,ss e,
perienced or inexperienced, TO work
rs telephone operators. Apply to
HOS ard NY. or 1870 nth av. The
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
$500 per week; stenographer Nv
ing at home. Address P 100.
Care Star.
Experienced chocolate dipper
wanted. Pay $500 day. Pop
Smith. 522s Ballard ave.
Two salesladies. can make $40 q
week. Si2 Spring IT.