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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-05
RADICAL REDUCTION
OF CUSTOM HOUSE
EXPENSE URGEG
Secretary McAdoo Would Cut
Down Number of Districts
from 156 to FOrty-nine and
Save Half a Million Yearly.
[By Leased wire TO Evenlaw Herald. ]

Washington. June 6.--Acilng on
recommendation OF Secretary Nc
Adoo the senate commerce. today vot-
ed 10 report favOrably bill 20 de-
fer until January /. 1914. the pro-
posed reorganization OF the customs
service which by reducing the number
Of districts ana collectors from 1856
To 40 would affect every customs port
In the country. Secretary McAdoo
declared that while the plan APPROX
ed boy Former President Taft was an
Improvement upon the present distri-
button of customs Districts there were
objections which might be overcome
u its operation We're Delayed Mr..
McAdoo said he does not believe "lo-
rai pride Is a valid or serious rtafon
for delaying the reapportlonment. He
recommended that teh plan be amen-
ded TO require an annual saving of
s60O. 600.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-05

Cleveland. a.. June b.--Two hydro
aeroplanes VIII accompany the party
headed By Captain Roald Amundsen.
the explorer, on their expedition,
which starts from san Francisco for
the Norih Pole this faii. il was stated
by Captain Amundsen here last night.
suppose We got within 500 miles
Of tho pole. said Captain AmunaNen.
The rest of our journey could be
accomplished with the hydro-aero-
planes
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-05
Address of New Assistant Sec
retary Of Interior to Cover
nors' Conference Breathes
Spirit of Tolerance.
H0MEsTEADER NO LONGER
TO BE CONSIDERED THIEF
If Conservation Laws Are
Harsh They Will Be Amend
ed, Is Administration Prom
ise to West.
ny leased Wire 10 nvrnIne HeraId. J

by Leased Wire to Evening Herald.
salt Lake. June 5.-For the first
time In the history Of western com
ventlons govcrnors and representa-
tivcs of the national government met
here To arrange an amicabie adjust
meni ~ conservation questions.
Five governors and seven repre-
sentatives uf the national government
are IN attendance. A. A. Jones. nrsi
assistant secretary Of the interior.
being here as chief representative oi
the NATIONAL government
II believe an our differences can
and will be- adjusted Ia the best de-
velopment of the west" said the as.
sistant secretary In his address. "if
the conservation laws and rules are
harsh." he declared. we shall amend
them The national administration
wants To- be the friend of the home
steader ana the enemy of the grating
despoiler We want you to help Us
do that Your policy will as far as
possible be our policy"
In his address ~ welcome Governor
Spry of Utah dwelt upon the develop
ment of TIE west and maintained that
Il can be successfully accomplished
only through corporation ot not onl,
state and nation. but OF city. county
snd town as well.
Governor Ammons ~ Colorado re-.
sponded In behalf Of states represented u
aud declared that there was no dis.
position on the part of western states
TO ask for anything that was not rea
h1nnble.
Governor Iiains OF Idaho responded
in n similar vein,
Governor Carey 81 Wyoming refer
red 10 the fact that the present ad-
ministration has appointed western
men at the head Of the Interior de.
partment and was Of the opinion thai
this means q Tar more liberal policy
towards the west than heretofore.
The conference elected Governor
Carey of Wyoming president. and
Governor Oddie OF Nevada secretary
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-05
TODAY IN CONGRESS
The senate

In session y. m.
Lobby investigating committee
continued hearings. Commerce
committee voted Ia favorabiy re-
port bin Ia delay customs SER
vice REORGANIZATION until Janu-
airy !
Mrs. tRura Kellogg before the
indian affairs commission de-
Tended the Indian bureau.
Finance commii,ec continued
confederation of the tariff hill.
The House.
Not IN session. Meets at noon
Friday
Budget committee began con-
sideratlnn of plans to reform
methods ut framing apprOpria-
tlOn's BILLS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-05
snnnrcltr. IInll sn.rch.

lll. first lord of the admiralty. who II
the particular object OF suffragette
anmosiiy. was compelled on account
OF many Interruptions. 70 cut short his
speech, introducing Commander Evans
al Queens hall last night. Commander
Evans delivered a lecturo on the Brit
ish South Polar expedition IA whlch
Captain Scott and others lost their
lives.
In the few minutes Mr.. Churchill
spoke dozen surfragettes raised dis
turbances and were elected.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-05
PROMISE MADE GOOD
AFTER MANY YEARS
Inv Leased wire 10 evening Herald

Ice, Mass. June b.-A promise
made twenty -four years ago was ful-
hllod yesterday when Charles Blonde
received a check for $4,000 from
his brother. Joseph blonde, Of An
chor. Wyo. Wken he left Lee In 1883
to seek his fortune In the west. Jo-
seph told Charles that he would make
him q present " he prospered. In a
letter accompanying the check Joseph
said that he had not forgotten his
promise and that he had made
good"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-05
HUMAN TIGER GETS
NEW LEASE
OF LIFE
California Governor Respites
Man Convicted of Two Muir
ders to Allow Second Appeal
to Washington.
[By Leased wlry 10 Evenlng Herald. ]

Sacramento. Cal, June 5.--Jake
oppenheimer known as the human
tiger" who WAS to have died on the
gallows tomorrow. was reprieved FOR
two weeks today hy Governor John
son, To allow him time for a second
appeal of the case 20 the supreme
court of the United States.
The condemned man is charged
with two murders and several muir
derous assaults. most of which were
committed while In prison.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-05
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
TO ISSUE THIRTY
MILLION BONDS
Road Applies for Permission
to Float Big Loan Proceeds
of Which Are to Be Spent
for Betterments.
IIlY Lcased WIre lu fsvenIng IferaItI.

LBy Leased Wire la evening Herald.
san Francisco. June 5.-ln furth-
erance of n plan for extensive i'm
provemenis over It's system, including
construction work IA louisa nh
Texas ana California. the Southern
Pacific made application today To the
railroad commission of California for
permission 10 issue $50. O.u0O. 600 IN
tWo-year, per cent eol altersriiau
two-year per cent collateral trust
notes. The application states that a
part Of the money Is 60 be used In
supplying additional facilities for tho
Atlantic steamship lines controlled
by the company.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-05
MORGAN'SFAREWELL
TO SISTER HOLDS
UP STEAMSHIP
French Liner Waits Thirteen
Minutes While Financier
Chats With Miss Anne
About to Sail for, Europe.


New YORK. June 5.-Tho sailing ~
the liner France for llnvre was de-
layed thirteen minutes today 10 allow
j. =. Morgan 90 bid farewell 90 his
sister, Miss Anne Morgan, who VIII
spend the summer In her villa near
PARTS. Mr.. Morgan jumped from an
automobile ard ran across the gang
plank just as il was about TO be raised
Miss Morgan was waiting tor him a.
the railing.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-05
INDIAN EDUCATION
SYSTEM SCORED
IS FAILURE
Woman Tells Senate Commit
tee That Redman Will
Never Progress Until
Thrown on Own Resources.
IBy Leased Wire to Evening HeraId.l

lbS ANoH'u Who va AsNN"b NN'~'e'S
Washington. June 5.--Mrs. Laura
Kellogg. q student OF the American
Indian. told the senate Indian affairs
committee today that only when the
bureau was abolished ana the Indian
allowed to fight out his own problem
of existence would the redman return
to the proud place he once occupied.
She suggested the establishment Of
model villages TO ne constructed by
the Indians themselves. Mrs kellogg
condemned tho indian educational
system and said that u has proved q
failure.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-05

si i.onia. Mo. June b.--F further cvi-
denoe of the intention of the receivers
Tor the a. Louis and San Francisco
road 90 lnauguratc q policy Of strict
economy was given when one OF the
receivers minated 10 reporter that
81 n. YOakum would not he retained
as chairman OF the board.
The receivers viii saNe tgGo.O00 n
year by cutting salaries of high oni-
clals of thc road. 81 WAS said here TO-
day.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-05
Inhor NeIInlnr snnlen.el

Worcester, Mass, June a.-Joseph
AZ. Coldwell. who was IN charge of
the strike nt the plant Of the Draper
company at uopednle. WAS found
guilty today Of uttering menaces and
threatening speeches ana sentenced to
three months In the house ~ eorrec-
ton
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-05

Haxleion, Ia, 1nHe a.--aak plna Rna
screw drivers concealed IN iheis
sleeves were used today ~ girls em-
ployed a. the Jacob Gerharai shlfl
factory when approached hy pfekeis
labor crafts and asked 10 remnin away
from their places heeanaa aoun %
the hands are stlil on stFiIte.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-05

Evereaux, France. June B.s-Tho
former premier. AriElide nriane. had
q marrow escape fFom Death Mhsn
his automobile was struck ~ tHQttfF
and dashed against tree. ri Bfian171
shoulder VAS dlaloc4ted and ne was
cut severely about the face ana hande
BY broken glass.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-05
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD
INDICTED FOR REBATING
IBy Leased wire to Ifvenlnr Y8eFalc.i ]

Columbus, ohio. June b.--Twenty
indictments charging rebating were
returned by the grand jury In the
United States district court here to-
day against the Grand Trunk Railway
company, II is alleged the company
made illegal concessions on freight
shipments between Adrian. Mich. and
Newark. ohio.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-05
METHODIST YOUNG MEN
MEET AT KANSAS CITY


Kansas Ciiy. June b.-More than a
thousand delegates were present at
the opening In Kansas city. Kan, to-
day sof the twenty-arst national cons
vention OF the Methodist Protestant
Young Peoples union. The delegates
were mostly from Sunday schools and
Christian EndeaVor societies. The
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-05
IIunenrinn CnbInel nc-Ign..

Vienna, June 5.--Dr. Ladislaus Won
lukaos the Hungarian premier, TO-
day came to the Austrian capital aud
handed IN the resignation OF the Hun
garian cabinet to Emperor Francis
Joseph as king Of Hungary
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-05
GIRL WORKERS MENACE
PICKETS WITH HAT PINS
IBy Leased Wire 20 Isven,ns Herald.

Iny Leased Wire Ia fsyeH,ne Herald. J
hazclt0n, Pa, June 5.--Gifls cm-
ployed az the shirt factory OF J.. Geb-
hart a Co, today continued tho use
Of hatpins when approached by pick
ots of the United Mine Workers ANA
other unions To urge them 90 remain
away from the factory one girl
worker was arrested ON a charge ~
threatening TO use q pin On "a pnliec-
man. Her sister was almost stripped
10 the waist In fight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-05
CHINESE AVIATION
SCHOOL ENDORSED
[Ry Leased wire 20 Evening Herald

San Francisco. June b.--Tom Gum.
the Chinese aviator who sailed for
Shanghai Yesterday, announced be-
fore his departure that he was 90
establish military aviation school
Tor the new republic. iIe took with
him biplane, flying boat and a
military tractor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-05
Let the HERALD
FoIlOw You

= Don't stop your paper when y
. YOU leave the city for your va. =
y cation.
. You viii want 90 know what N .
= going on az horis In a business =
. and social way ana an You need .
= tO do is to leave your new adj .
. dress az the HERALD ana your =
. home paper viii stay right with =
y you.
. Write your vacation address on =
. card aud drop Il IN tho post Z
= onice addressed io iho HERALD
= or telephone u in, Wen do the =
y rest.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-05
Packing House strike Suited.

Sioux city. iowa. June 5.--The
strike in tho Cudahy aud Armour a
company plants involving l.500 men,.
was settled today, the common labor
ers heinz granted an advance uf FROM
10 60 20 cents an hour. which they de-
munded.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-05
Flag Day--A Proclamation By
The Mayor Of albuquerque

ALBUQUERouE,
"A has the annual
- az flag Day the DAY ens set aside for the pyna o. special
emblem. a
made
or a
patriotism o haH
the leading d fne Oreae
Albuquerque
Flag Day No southwest patriotic
believe tbe
Albuquerque enter heartily into the sprit % the
AZ eall an patriotic ctizena diapaf
ona eaE a. ther residences and places % business as p
half the 10 allow
demonstration
tcuiarly
pshl that pl hoH
exc the X. a. EN1LNNH
~ AbU1HtH4aN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-01
QUALITY rs NOT
MEASURED ~ QUANTITY.

Dear Miss Grey: am engaged
TO a EwitchmAn on the railroad. but
am In doubt as 20 whether to mar.
ry him. have heard 30 much
about railroad men. Would you
please give mo your opinion about
themg am only $ years old. and
have no one 10 advise me, Thank.
Ing you In advance. n y NJ
A-Hls being a railruad man
does not necessarily brand him. A
railroad employe can be just as
good. Just as upright and just as
clean as any man. There are good
and bad In all vacations OF life.
You will find Iuat as many sinners
Ia tho white collar" class and just
as many saints aa sinners among
the common day laborern. aud vice
versa. 30 you see. little girl you
must Judge this man BY hia own
character.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-01
FALSE moDEsTY SHOULD NOT
OVERRIDE COMMON SENSE.

Dear Miss Grey What is
your opinion Of husband who
doesn't seem TO want hkis wife
TO have clothes enough
He has always been very
good TO me. butwe have few
debts TO pay. and he wants the
to wait until they are paid be-.
fore / buy any more. | do not
care for a lot OF clothes. but
do like 10 look neat. and
often feel miserable because
feel cheap
told him | needed cloth.
Ing. "a haven't aad anything
new since last April. and II |
walt until all our debts are
paid u viii be another three
months before | can get any.
thing. Hoping TO have your
answer soon. Sincerely.
VERA.
Any opinion Of him Is
that he is a very sensible man.
and my opinion OF you iH that
you are either very selfish or
do not use your reasoning pow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-01
BREAKS A COLD,
OPENS NOSIRlLS
pape's Cold Compound cures
colds and grippe in a few
hours-Contsins no
Qmnine

The most severe cold viii he
nrakcn. and an grippe misery end.
sS after taklug a dose OF Papes
reld Compound every two hours
natl three consecutive doses are
yeu win distinctly feel all the ais
agreeable symptoms leaving after
he very first dose
The most miserable headache.
sallness head ard nose stuffed M.
Ssyerishness. sneeslng. running OF
ths nose. sore throat mucous ca
tarrhal DISCHARGES. soreness. stiff-
meas. rheumatism palms and other
dlstress yanlshes,
Tske this wonderful Compound
a. directed, with the knowiedge
shat there Is nothing else In the
world which viii cure your cold or
AMI Grippe misery "a promptly and
vithout any other assistance or
sss aftsselfects a. s5-cent pack
80 OF Papos Geld Compound.
witch aay druggist can supply
contains no qulnino belongs tn ev.
srv home-accept no substitute.
Tsstes niee-scts gently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-01
HOW SOON
SHOULD I ANSW err

Dear Miss Grey: I request
your advice on the following:
A very dear friend. whom !
consider a perfect lady in man.
uor and actions. whom replying
10 my letters. always requests
me TO write soon. After con
Guiding her letter. she signs
herself Alice.
am very much 10 l0vo with
this girl. How soon after re-
cciviug her letter should |
write agaiuf Would Il bs
proper 10 address her as Dear
AliceT Please answer. and
your advice shall be strictly ad-
keFod to. PUZZLED.
Al do not take II that the
girl necessarily means for you
TO write as ao1n as you got
her letter. but merely 10 let
you know that she appreciates
your letters. DO not write
sooner than two weeks at the
least
II you have known her for
some time and she addresses
you as Dear" when writing.
/ see no reason why you should
not do likewise II not. !
would write Dear Friend
Alice" or merely "Dear
Friend"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-01
JoLeff0t:s T &C Gantt,ie GvY
ONLY ONE MORE
OF THE MANY

OF THE
You could possibly help me9
am only ~. but time. and
have sk mother a
TO
Miss Grey. will please OF
and live he9 These relatives OF mine
beautiful Christian characters wish there 70
Please do condemn them doing for indeed they
do
thankful that have been mako their living them but
trust ana viii
poseby help
mo, please ohlga FALLEN
AYour II the many
already existing,
pous ~ OF land their holy horror these
conditions brought before long viii they continue
double
working girls black which
reaches rocking clutch land
Why should peopleY do condemn
reached
could realized did not have TO
lead this kind OF life realize that the gra salary much
low herself that when has 90 help Keep
which, a that broadenA
herself has downfall OF girl where ahe would lot
the people would her
pride and Tell family that that sort OF
impossible lead astray
harder longer
what Ia this In comparison 20 selling your souly
GIRL a find N Impossible TO sup
family at present TO the charity commissioner AZ
YOU get on your again WIN you write
addrcssf
public be good there are KIND
willing hands ready reach out and take you IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-01
English Beauty Tells
Complexion Secrets

Through n fortunate nesting ulth an
English lady noted FOR her dazzling com
pieKlon. one recently learned tho fuli
meaning u that old adAEa. 'HeautY IL
bat skin deep" fhc taught how 20 re
m0vs your muddy Old skin. revealing thu
young and beautiful skin underneath.
The process is 20 simple. harmless and In
sspenHfvs sou'l surely be glad 70
know about u Just get an ouncn ~ or
binary nnercoiizad WaH ~ any drug Htsr0
500 apply nightly. Ike cold cream. Tor q
week % 20 Every u'0rninR IN washing
OF ne wax. tiny particles ~ worn 9ui
cuticls come Off too. Tho action IL 20
gsatis and gradual there's no dtopomf0ft
irs wonderful treatmenr. as u not only
pas's or the faded or diacolqItd skin. but
al u IT, defects. az ehaEG ropEhness.
freokies r4-npi~s. biotches. biaekheads
You are isfsbtsH 20 the same lady for
n remarkable wrinkle removing formula.
Ons ounce powdered sax0lita IL dissolved
IN half pint witch epzel. Used as
no bat0, This Il 30 effective that Just
ons application causes tho finer lines TO
81 lppe8r. and soon sven the deepest
ones Eo--Adyortisemsnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-01

When a woman can have only
ono evening dress n season. unless
black 10 exceedingly unbecoming 20
her. lt would be very good inds
ment for her 20 select a gown Of
some sort Of black material for r.
Tho ore shown above il charm.
Ing. OF black liberty satin. yelled In
black maline embroidered with 81,
The tunic - finished by two ruff
Ties % ACCORDION pleated chiffon
over one shoulder there Is a cord
OF Jet. which Is finished with a tas-
sci as 4 swings nearly at the bot.
tom OF the dress The sleeves are
u black maline.
This sort u gown IL very bean.
tiful Tor a young matron.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-01

ers N be IL willing To DO with
hla old clothes until the debts
are paid. you should be willing
10 do az least this much. Neat
meas does not depend on fins
clothes, a person can be neat
In rags.
Personally. | would rather
look cheap than fo be In debt
for what goes on my back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-01
Cynthia's Answers
to Many Question,

A minor is not responsible for
debt.
The statute mile is $3.50 feet: the
nautical mile Is e.0s5 feet.
Yes. a foreign child born IN
America h an American whether
or not its father takes out natural
ization papers.
To obtain a patent. write 10 the
L. ). patent Office. Washington. D
C.. and enclose drawing and de.
scription Of article you wish pat.
ented.
For the name of n good elocu-
ton book for taking up that study.
consult teacher Of a first-class
dramatic school
The names and addresses Of
prominent American citizens may
be found in a book entitled Who's
who in America"
Easter falls on different days OF
different months because Il IL the
first Sunday after the last full
moon on or after the Goth Of March
There IS no law in this state
compelling son to support his
mother. but any son who can and
refuses 10 contribute 20 the sup
port OF a needy mother ~ not
worthy the name man"
Eight states have adopted cleo.
trocution as a legal method 81 pun.
ishinR for murder They are: Ken
lucky. Massachusetts. New Jersey.
New York. North Carolina, Ohio.
South Carolina and Virginia.
Because a wife has been sep
arated three years from her hus-
band and has received no support
from him does not divorce her.
She must go through legal proceed
ings in order to become divorced.
Moving picture actors and nc.
tresses as rule have 10 be both
experienced and accomplished In
their art. Consult the Motion Pic.
ture Magazine for addresses Of
flim companies. and write 70 them
for particulars 70 age, salary,
qualifications. etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-01
REQUESTED RECIPES
Chile conoarne.

One cup pink beans cooked til
tender. zoe worth round steak.
ground with one onion and one
tablespoonful Mexican ppeprs: Sc
worth pork sausage, one table
spoonful camenia seed; two quarts
hot water. and cook until meat is
done. one can tomatoes. strained.
add 10 beans and add TO meat and
salt to taste.
Used Rugs. Modern Furniture
Co.. as Pike. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-01
WEEK
OLD

Chluas cost no more nj our place
than day-old ones. Think what this
means 10 you.
Each and every chick (all
broeds) II a thcsSughbred. and all
an healthy, Lively and we'll deycl.
oped- xone OF those scrawny, sick
ly.looking things here. We also
hatch eggs with remarkable sue
cess.
The Baby Chick Hatchery
ID Floor, Brick Bldg, Wostlake Mkt
NJ. 6989
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-01
Lake Burien
0rpingtOn
Farm

"MA4TlH"
Prize winnlnx stock combining Quality
and utiItY
King County Pair. Seattle. 1918.
Seattle Peaigry Show. Seattle. 1919.
Exclusive breeders % Crystal white
winter layers
NJ pens are mated with all the pos
sihia care that knuNiecre and beet indg-
meat can dictate. wifh the single aim o.
obtaining tha very beat rsaulta posaibis
BE means chicks from stock that 10
sfantsTd bred for sGz production
stock and kEEs fuf aaie--ferttiitT
sne fsnfssd nnakfus nffFFs nov
tsafrs and small orders promptly At.
ented TO cnffpsrauf fence solicited
A. ~ SlrssdisninR. Prep.
GooFgsiosn 4. o.. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-01

Regiey Bros. still al the top with
their winnings for 1912. Would
you like to know all about them.
send to Little Rock or Lacy. Wash.
and get their catalogue containing
their latest winnings. Also price
list Of birds or eggs.
Some very choice cockerels to
sell.
They breed Barred Plymouth
Rocks. White Orpingtons. White
Wyandoitos. Pckin Ducks and
White Linden Geese. They will
please you. Address as above.
KEGLEY BROS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-01

oroughbred stock IL OF proven
Ons man cleared 81 each on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-01

Eight states have adopted cleo
trocution as a legal method o. pun.
lshinR for murder. They are: Ken
lucky. Massachusetts. New Jersey
New York. North Carolina, Ohio.
South Carolina and Virginia.