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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-12
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
ConstitutionaIity of Promotion
by.Seniority Law Questioned.
Iron The Tribune Bureau
U-ocbiuytOu Aprll


RAY CASE CAUSES AGfTATlON'-
Army officers are discussing with inc
livclicst interest tho prospect OF promo
ton by selection. This subject mas pee"
,evived nv a communication sent to the
Attorney General by the Secretary OF war
inuuiring as to the constitutlonaity "
the existing law which prescribcs promo
ton bv seniority. II has long been argued
i'm sono quarters that tho restrictions I'M
noscd bv law respecting promotions
stimulating that advancements shall be
made from one grade to the next h'sho'
by seniority is an interference WIN tne
prcrocativc Of the President IN MS ap-
pointmcnt OF army officers. The ConSu-
tuition. OH the other hand. gives congress
authority TO make rules for the govern
mcnt of the land and naval forces III
Guiding promotions. Tho present agitation
results strangely enough. from the per
plcxities arising from the proposed pro-
motion OF Major Bcccher Il. Ray, for
merly OF the pay department. now of the
nuartcrmaster corps. since the consolidd-
ton of staff departments.
Major Ray was the subject of an IN
ycstigation during the last session OF Con-
gross on account of alleged irregularities
in his transactions as pay officer WINE
on duty in the Philippines and his sup
posed political activity during the Nc
Kinley. Roosevelt and Taft campaigns.
Nothing came of the investigation beyond
a report of the House Committee. when
found that the alleged irregularities were
subject to the statute of limitations.
There appeared. therefore. no reason why
Major RAY should not be promoted 10 the
grade OF lieutenant colonel. and he was
so nominated. TO take effect IN February,
1917. The Senate failed To act.
President Taft gave Ray recess ap-
pointment and sent his nomination TO the
Senate OF the sd Congress. which also
ad iourned without acting on II.
This necessitatcd that Ray return 10
his position as major, and this has raised
the question whether he should again DC
APPOINTED or whether the President might
select the next ranking officer. lnasmuch
as the Senate did not reject the nomlna-
ton Major Rays friends insist that he
is still entitled to promotion. The only
way out Of the difficulty, II President
Wilson chooses TO oyorslaugn Ray. VIII
be TO construe the existing law as uncon-
siitutTonal. allowing the President 10 Sc
lcct an officer without regard TO seniority.
II Is assumed that such declaration
would require the action OF the courts, so
The Attorney Generals opinion IS not OK
pected TO dispose OF the subject.
Presumably II promotion by selection
may be made IN the army, IT viii be
equally LEGAL in the navy. where some
officers advocate the policy in preference
20 the activities OF the 'pluckinS board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-12
HIGH CLASS
FURNISHED APARTMENT
THE NEVADA
10Th ST. and Broadway

Sevcn-room apartment -,
furnished. all lsht rooms -.
Broadwsy. two baths; sreatI ,,.
rent for summer. Apt Sc. o. 10-s.--.--, ,si
4 UNNpSoMELY furnished siA.rSc sn,n Nav
two bath front apartment 10 Ien ,nsnre. $50
TO September IL Southern eAposs noust
rer month. highest class hreproot rsn,las
Furnished for lessee's home not lo' SSH s.
or selling purposes. Two nll,,SrsJ No chi
subway station References reluns. ,ro,n 70
dren OK pets. Phone 1870 kNe's
y. m. Ard
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 5es.-Fiye roo rr,nsu.
hath. facing Drive: sixth floor sp.sreaes
80 Telephone Morninsside 1870 H''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-12
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan.

APRIL II.
18TH AVE. q. 1a.2 n n Of esd 81: for
stv store. - Gx206. New York Street
Railways 20. oil Broadway. owner: l.,
somcnfeld. ~ McDonough ST, Brooklyn.
architect. 500
The Bronx.
SEABURY H. cor OF fIcd At: s sty
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NEW JERSEY.

CENrLEM,N's COUNTRY REslDENSL, LIZ. sgs
rent. completely furnished. NAV 70 ~ ,sr,,
or by wear imposing house: I'VE mss1 Masters. d,s
servants bedrooms. gas. bath te'epn.,oS NUT.
acres; handsome lawns, garden '.i,as,red: ~
large barn; horse and carriage II s,sticu:
minutes TO New York. half mile y 70 New
$500 for season. MRS. ELIAS Run
Brunswick. ~ J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-12
Manhattan.

AUDI RON AVE. u.s.. =. IL l0xGo: Bertha
Lawrance to Columbia knickerbocker Trust
90. 60 broadway; April II. = yrs 50. 900 at
torney Title Guarantee and Trust TO. I76
Broadway
AVE u, ISL. s. tI.:xIi; Rose v Grecnberg
to Morris l. pavidoR tJS East 10th st; April
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF grantee and at
tofney.,
Interest } per cent unless otherwise stated.
April. II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-12
ROW Of 18th STREET DWELLINGS SOLD
Site To Be Improved with Nine Story Apartment House-Corn
LeasehoIds at Auction.
| LIGHT TRADING ANNOUNCED BY BROKERS YtSIthDAf

Ter. IN Peter Rieboschl. yrs from March
1915. $500. address. sos East l58th 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-12

steady in sympathy with lard; late IN u, 80
sion the market became more active anu ~
prices showed net advance OF lyo P''"'
Local contract prices. ,..
f,r., Hill -. Glaze 01N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-12
NEW YORK PRICES.
BONDED WHEAT.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
SEABOARD CLEARANCE


~
with mills asking old prices. bat traders show
spring patents. 81 JOfiSf 50. winter strsights.
81 $685. 65. winter patents. 81 s0dS5 20; spring
clears 81 10NSi %: extra No ] winter. 50 J0n
81 20: 80 . So sOaS3 30. Kansas straights,
81 1884 80. fancy spring patents, 50 JOuSj so.
RYE FLOUR STEADY. fair to good. s. 50Y
S. so: choice 10 fancy. 50 sJd$3 o.. CORN
MEAI--Kiin dried s. II. BAG MEAL-Fine
white and Yellow. 81 3O0S1 80. coarse, 81 2jG
81 80 FEED-Wcstern spring bran, SO %:
standard midding $50 IS. -four do, s26 80: red
dos $50; city bran. $50 bulk, SCI 80 sacks.
middling. s2l j0Qs2s. red dog. 500. oilmeal,
81 50HS2s
COEfEE-A show OF steadiness in Europe.
where early prices were higher than expected.
point lower. while other positions were IN
changed to 3 points advance. IL soon became
apparent, however, that there were good sell
Ing orders. and as the demand was small
those who had recently bought for rally be
came frightened and sold freely. Under this
pressure the market developed weakness and
~ the close showed net loss Of 1871 points.
sales for the DAY were 12I. 900 bags. Private
sdvicss from Europe said that sentiment there
was bearlsh. and tho foreign markets developed
weakness before the close. Cost and freight
OFFERS from Brazil showed comparatively little
change and this frmnoss believed 10 be
the principal bullsh factor. as prices here are
considerably below the primary markets. Hayre
closed net unchanged n Z franc higher. after
having shown an advance OF &0l frame earlier;
Hamburg closed at Z pfennig decline 10 =
pfenniS advance. Rio was steady at $50 reis
q DIV ance. and Santos quiet and unchanged
no, caster. with RIO No quoted II &c.
Local contract prices:
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CITY HOUSES TO LET.
COUNTRY HOUSES TO LEI FUN
NISHEO.
CONNECTICUT.

FOR IrNT.-N Sound Beach, Conn i n,s
minutes from Grand central a nens = u us.
u,ss % ,roil.y sn,cious ,erandahs. ee,
rooms. living room a0>30 . areplScss, -s ssSj
3 toilets attractl,cly decorated ana , ,ur, a
ana newly painted outside. season; ME- o4scs
OCT Arplv L. r. G. BOY ~ LLIHI---------
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SEED PRICES.

SEED PRICES.
Toledo. April 1l.-CI.oNERSEED. cash
Sl3 90. April SI2 -: October. 81 So Deem
ber. 81 rs. AISikE. prime. cash. 81: 50:
TIMOTHY. prime. cash. 81 70. April and
May. 81 TO- September, 81 92t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-12
RECORDED TRANSFE RS.
APRIL H.
Manhattan.
with name and address OF purchaser ana
Attorney

with name and address OF purchaser ana
Attorney
CANNON ST. 133 W :. 2oNioo; Marcus C no
senthsl to IIy Lytton, ZOO Prairie ave, on w..
cago tmtg s21 GOD, April I; 500 attorney 'o'
{ Levi, 81 Liberty ST oo.-,. oris
CANAL ST. n W cor Alcn 81 ~ Snutb
I sin 10 Ephraim Sin. Lowland road. Sou nv,
Nvsck y mtg $4,000: all liensi req -
ST: attorney. Jas sspinsky. 81 Nassau st, ,,,r
MADISON AVE 2o'2, :, iosN. q, Mount
Morris ave. White Plains. y J. Aprll ~
5000: attorney. Lawyers Title insurance
Trust Co. l6O Rroadwsy. ,.,,-o,., .,
runs 8 " .Ox = 2i0X u . COX " -, 10 peg
except part for ave, JAS \ Lynch re,, ~ ~
lind Realty Co II Park Row Goreclos. Men Men
ID: April n: $3.50: attorney, Title "uai d"'eo
sTH ST. II ?. - II " Of Ave g. 81 o59i;
Amelia Iipser 10 Michael Zipser. 20 " ,otn
st: April 8; 81. attorney, Nechsler' oi ia'A
3oTH sT. n .. Us It " OF Lexington ave-
i7xgs9 Margaret Il sloan - al. eS.fA, eu:
Samuel sloan. to Dennis j Mcdonald IJI -
asa 81: all liens: April 4 $1,000; attorney
THE Guarantee & Trust co. lIb Broad"sy'
slsT ST. 800 West, sly brk' -1X9s.e' 30. .,.,a
y Bsbcock 10 Iittman Realty % Inc, ~
broadway: an liens. March 10 800 attorney
Title guarantee & Trust 80. iI6 Broadway.
4sTH ST. p. 800 II g OF IN ave. 9oxlV 90 .:
Ocean crest Realty Co To Edw y Corey Tar
Rockaway, ]. mtg S2500co). april ;; SlVl:
attorneys. Arnstein. Levy Pfeiffer' Us
sGTH ST. ~ West. : s,y brk. 25xioo.5:
Mary Mccormick ri al % VIM y Henke. 6oi
9th ave mtg s26. 0JOi April Q. $4,000; attor-
ney. Title Guarantee & Trust co, li6 Broad
way. 49,,
18TH ST. 40 west sly brk 2oxlm3.
David Bsndler to Sadie BonWit 30 " ioist
ST. b an : and e. a < oct !. 13l2' ~; sttor-
news. Randlcr 4 Haus. t21 Broadway. -
a2D ST loo l.. . sty brk, TNso; John !
Meaghcr 10 Lawrence p Gilman. ~ East 10Th
n mtg $1,000. oct I. 1911, 500; attorneys
Corbitt q stern % Wall 81
6GTH ST. S : 80 q . ~ 18th ave. 23Xloo .:
chas II Squier 30 Reginald n Sayre. II west
lSth 81 mtg $4,000. April 10. 81. attorney
LAWYERS Title Insurance Trust Co. Ioo
Broadway. ,o,,,
10TH ST SO East sly hrk. 25xloo II :;
Solomon Landes - NJ 10 Isabelle II fomans
~ II 59th 81 ,mtg S25. OO0i; April .. 81. atior-
nov LAWYERS Title Insurance & Trust CO, IvJ
Broadway. 80
10TH ST. g. 81 q of Madison ave l9x
1875: Hamilton Holding co 20 julius kuscn
nor. 1905 Madison ave mtg Sll,Ooo)' ApIl =
500 -. ~.
nITH ST. IS 40 . Of 5th ave, isxloo y j.;
Francis \ lAngvorth IN Harvey clot1, la'
West sOth - mtg $4,000. March ); SlW'
attorney. q W stake. lj6 Broadway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-30
SEATTLE TO Get
AUTO SPEEDWAY

That Seattle f. soon Co have a
two.miio brick or cement speedway
~ the announcement OF II ". DO.
herty. Northwest representative Of
the Henderson Motor Car Co. and
chairman Of tho Montamnra Fobto
Tacoma. race committee last year.
Dohcrfy states that he has put the
proposition up TO several Seatile
business men. and that all fas
the project and are willing % fur
nlah tho financial backing II 10
planned 20 construct the course
south % tho city
Should tho plans 30 through buc-
ceHsfully. two international long
distance races will be held each
year Besides this Il In planned TO
hold ionE-distance motorcycle races
each year. and two or three "a
hour events. Tho course will be
modern IN every respect. Doherty
having conferred with racing ex.
perts in tho East regarding the
proper track for the highest speed.
Doherty says definite announce.
ments will be made shortly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-30
PLUMP FOLKS
AND THIN FOLKS
samose VIII Make People Fat
Money Back " II Fails"
Says Bartcll Drug Co.

Tho line OF beauty is a curve
Women may be thin and graceful
but not thin and beautiful There
!s vast number OF pale thin.
scrawny people who are all brains
and nerves. bat without tho
strength and health that accom-.
pAnies tho standard weight Good
flesh and perfect health 80 TO
gethcr A true flcuh forming food
like samosc g. absolutely nccca
aary 70 many people
This remarkable diHcoyory comcs
In tablet form and when taken
after meals mluEloA with the food
and helps it 90 asalmilato so that
u makes rich blood and pleasing
plumpness.
Tho Bartcll Drug Co has 20 much
confidence IN this remarkable flesh
forming food and health rcstorer
that Il Is willing and glad 70 allow
any customer 90 deposit J0c with
them and take home box OF
SamoEe with the understanding
that n y does not give a marked
increase IN good f1rm cesh the
money will DO returned without
any questions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-30
HERN is FIRST ENTRY

Roy +. ilern IL the first motor.
cycle rider TO officially file his en-
tries for the Inaugural day. event.
May II. az the Meadows Hern IL "A
local boy who has shown some very
fast trials over tho speedwayH and
has not been defeated In his many
private races this year often going
81 an average speed Of better than
IS miles an hour
Hern entered In several races. In
Guiding the Motorcycle Inaugural.
the 2O.mle feature event OF the day.
and ls figured 20 be a dangerous
candidate for the Baxter trophy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-30
HERE'S new ONE,
THE GLORY KISS

Hy United Press Leased Wire
CINCINNATI. April So Neither
sole" and glory" kisses PLAYED an
important part today in the evi
dence In the $685. 900 suit Mrs. Theo
Marlenthal has brought against
Mrs Maria Wondlloh. wife OF n
wealthy piano manufacturer, whom
she accuses of alternating her nus.
bands affections. A score or more
OF burning love letters, alleged 10
have been written by Mrs Wend.
Itch to Marienthal, were read to the
jury.
"here. sweetheart" said one
letter, "is klss-one Of my
kisses you loved so well; one
that lntoxieates the mind.
drinks up the soul, luls two
hearts 10 sleep TO dream OF love,
sweet love, and let the world be
we'll lost. Then you asked me.
baby mine, to kiss you again.
And | kissed and kissed and
kissed again, darllng--the kiss
es you love so well-not the
Nethersole kiss, but the glorious
glory kiss"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-30
HEALTHFUL CHILD is
l CURIOUS, SHE SAYS

Il told my children tho truth.
They thank me for IL now The
healthy child IA curious ! wouldn' {
give snap 81 my finger FOR a child
without curiosity
Thee curious boy Is going 10 ex-
plorc the mysteries, n not with his
parents guidance. alone. Alone or
otherwise. he will explore. And.
n alone. he gathers half truths 81
ufe which are a thousand times
more dangerous than ignorance.
IT e. mistaken goodness 20
keep tho truth from the children.
It IL unfair 10 the children. II
sends them into the world handt
capped by ignorance OF things
which thcy have a right TO knoS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-30
BEECHAM'S
PILLS

Uhs largest SAFE 81 Any Aee'o'ne w "s "e"o'
better dgcstion results. and then
tho food really nourishcs and
strengthens the body. The first
dose gives relief and sounder sleep,
qulcter nerves, and improved action
# all the bodily organs are caused
~ an occasional use of Beecham 3
Pills. They give universal satisfac
ion and In safety. sureness anu
thickness of action Beecham's Pills
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-30
PHILIPPINES. ARE
OPEN TO JAPS

VANCOUVER, n. C. April so
-Japan could grab the Philippines
with ease. and We could NOT cor
plain. was the statement ~ the
leader % a group OF Filipino stu.
dents here today cnroute from Ma.
Mia 60 European cities, when asked
20 comment on what would happen
N the event OF hostllities between
Japan and the United States
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-30
THE MARKETS

Th- Following arr r~- average prices
paid BY local commission merchants %
the producers and prices paif By ths
retailer 20 the cnmmisal1nsrs This
prices paid the farmers come under
buying price" md tho sum paid BY the
retailer under selling price Prices In
al cases are subject 10 variation. ae-
cofdiuE 70 freshness and general sTo.l.
lsnca. out these prices. unissa other utss
Indicated. are for strictly first grades
Eggs. ranch 49,. 200 ~
Publishing rrrr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-30

The party includes Seniors Re
nolio. Esplnosa. Porto and Funso
mil'ss. sons OF Manila merchants
and thoy are travelling 70 obtain
business pointers
We liked Taft. said Espluoaa
but the sort OF Americans We see
mostly are too cute IN their deal
ings with as. We may seem con
tent. but We want freedom In
event OF war America could not
hold the islands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-30
AMATEUR RESULTS

In an exciting game played on
the Lincoln park grounds ycstcr
day afternoon. tho broadway hiGh
school nino trounccd the Varsity
freshmen. 10 T. The college boys
obtained an early lead of four runs.
but hy consistent hitting the high
school boys cvened things up in the
closing stages and finally nosed
out victory Churchill pitched "A
steady game for Broadway Nc.
janett. tho former Broadway ath-
lete. did the receiving for the unit
ycrHity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-30
EDWIN J. BROWN
DENTIST
ia First Ave. rnian Bieek

am nov Swing my entire time and
personal attention 90 my Dental PrHc.
'ics am sHtrao'inE teeth free and
without pain. making oold and Porcelain
Crowns ana uridEswork FOR from o. 10
a.; = fun s-t 81 Teeth for -. - and SIC.
Gold PMS 81 silver soc Examination
and consultations give without charge
Ny offer 10 yuu 10 Tor you to 80 90
any dentist IN geatti" and have an 81
animation. then call on me and learn
my prices and what I can DO Tor you
then havs tho dentist you wan, 70 %
your work
EDWIN y BROWN. u. u. g..
seattie's Leading Dentist.
open evenings until and Sundays
until Tor people who work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-30

A team Of Rainier valley boys
have orsanlEcd an all star team
and would like TO play for one oi
the Seattle stores. Harry Harring
ton is the manager. Phone Hudson
Al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-30
MRS JONI LOWER.
nnnr A.s -
NATURES CREATION

614-bI5 Peoples savings Bank Building
2nd Ave and Tlke st. Seattle
office open Q a. IA. to aud 7 60 y. m
sunday 4 10 y. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-30

MODERNs elegantly furnished
rooms ut lowest rates at Hotel Vlr
glnus. Eighth and Virginia. near
Westlake. Elliott 500. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-30
You Can't Legisiate People Into Being Good,
Says Woman; Don't Be Prudes; Tell Children
the Truth; ThereW Be Fewer Fallen Women

SsUF FATHERS and mothers were less prudish,
says this woman, there would be fewer
criminals in the police court and fewer girls beyond
the line "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-30

REFHGERATOH sALE-Blake
Furniture Co, 4l6-17 Pike. 80
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start Special
TACOMA. Wash. April 3o.--"lf
there were fewer prudes among
fathers and mothers. there would
be fewer criminals In the police
courts and fewer fallen women IN
the red light dIstrlets'
When a woman has borne three
sons guided thom through the
masts of childhood and hoyhood.
warned them IN time of the ruta
and pitfalls that besot their feet,
and brought them To young man.
hood. whole. strong and clean
whom q woman has done all that.
shc may be said Co qualify 'as an
expert ia the science OF life
Here h. a finer. Burcr knowledge
than YOU will find IN hooks
SHE'S A GRANDMOTHER
AND SHE KNOWS
When you appoint such woman
TO serve on board OF social scry-
tee 70 advise the city fathers IN
matters which affect vitality the
livcs and souls OF 100000 people.
you do wise. sane thing.
'A'h N'tAaH ~ " p. - y ""
son. who Says II parents we're less
prudish. fewer children would go
wrong
q have 81 nephewa and 81
alec cos. said Mrs Mason. II was
one of family ot seven. and
married into family OF seven.
And now am grandmother So
know
"a have talked az many mothers
meetings | ask them how many
have told their sons and daughters
the truth about the great mystery
of NE And. Oh. so few have
They ara shocked that ! should
suggest such.a thlng. The subjects
or sex. they object, are not nice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-30

JOSEPH HALL agent for A. J.
Wolf. Of Tacoma. has been arrest.
ed. charged with soliciting and TAX
ing orders for Intoxicating liquor
In dry unit" Deputy Sheriff
Starwich made the arrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-30
Los ANGELES. Aprll

LOS ANGELES. April 30
One man Is unconscious TO
e day and two others are SUI
fering from severe bruises.
following riot among would
b. spectators who stormed the
Vernon arena last night after
I. the blk fight shed had been
. packed 90 capacity
During a riot that occurred
q when. the police say. mob
q ~ youths aud men tried u
. force their way into an en-
. trance one officer was struck
on tho head by a brick and
q several OF the mob knocked
= down by the defenders OF Tho
. gate The crowd fled whom !
= someone fired two shots into
q the air.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-30
TO Restore
Good Health

The first thing TO do is to cor
rect the minor ailments caused
by defective or irregular action
Of the organs of digestion and
elimination. After these or
gans have been put in good
working order by timely use of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-30
AT THE THEATRES
THIS WEEK.

noore-"The Merry Widow
netropolltan-DArk
seattie-Bailey & Mitchell Stock
Co. in The Fortune Hunter"
Orpheurr--pnufevllls
Empress-vaudevllle.
pantsqes-Vaudeville-
misunderstanding and motion
pictures.
cLEmneE - Photopiays and
vaudeville.
mELBOURNE-Photoplays and
vaudeville.
ALEXANDRA - Photoplays and
vaudeville
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-30
JOHN LOWER GREATLY
IMPROVED
NATURES CREATION
PRAISED
Tho city Of Everett
Department of Public works

Nlllt 49, AFAA
Dear air.
Please fnd enclosed. check for which
asna mo two bottles ~ NATURW s
CREATION
cannot speak too highly ~ H. NJ n
has done more for Mr. Lower lin a short
iinel than We ever expected could he
done by any one.
~ 7 told you when I saw you. n is
BHONCUtAL Asthma ~ two years
standing
You may toll any ono or refer them
60 mo concerning my cnHe tor rather
Mr. tower'H chHeJ. cannot praise II
too much.
MRS JOHN LOWER
1891 bptteH Ave
Everett wash
CALL AND SEE TINS AND OTHER
LETTEUs PrtAIsfNg NNTrBE'a CBEA
TTOS 10 not hesitate 10 write 20 per
sons named "a these entertainments
They nre nearby residents They know
what NATURES CREATION does for
TutsrcuioaiH Asthma. CntRrrh. etc
The medicine IL sold on It, merits
lupon tho recommendations ~ rs friends
can or write Tor Information. IA.
dress,
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poiIec oats and barley
MIXED ..-tt.t...t so'Os
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-30
Have No
Known Equal

Sold everywhsre. In boxes Zoe. 2So.
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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-02-28
STUART ISLAND

B. Chevalier left Saturday for
Port Townsend.
H. W. Waytt made a business trip
to Friday Harbor Friday, returning
Saturday.
Harry Cook left Saturday for
Seattle, where he will be employed.
Mrs. A. v. Chevalier and children
spent Sunday with her sister Mrs.
O. 7. johnson.
Miss jeanette Borchers, who is
attending high school at West
Sound. is visiting home folks for a
few days.
B. Chevalier made business trip
to Friday Harbor Thursday.
O. 7. Johnson. G. Gard and j.
Johnson called on VIM. Maxfeld
Sunday.
Misses Jeanette and Leila Borch-
ers spent Sunday with Miss Emma
Erickson.
Miss Louise Mordhorst returned
home Saturday, after spending
several weeks visiting relatives on
San Juan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin left Wednes-
day, after months stay Oh the
island
H. w. Wyatt left Tuesday for
Bicrh bay. after several weeks visit
at the Mordhorst home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Droullard and
children spent Sunday with Mr. land
Mrs. Borchers at Turn Point.
We have a new assistant at the
lighthouse. A good many changes
in short time.
Who paid for the county roads on
this island? Did Uncle Sam?