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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-13
The PERFECT BABY
IS FOUND AT LAST
And Where Do You Suppose? Why, Right Here in
Seattle, of Course! And What's More There
Are Two of Them! Seattle Usual,
Leads the World

Since the people who manage
that babies are more lmportan,
products than pigs ard cattle. there
has been a widespread search for
the perfect American baby"
They tried Ia find such perfect
babies at the Minnesota fair re.
Gently and at the Ohio stat. fair.
but the very best they could dis
cover was Baby Helen Burrows.
OF Minneapolis. who attained n
score of % per cent.
Find Two Of EN- Here
but where l. n baby 100 per
cent perfectF' asked the leading
scientists and physicians who ar.
ranged the complicated score card
which checked up the babies point
by point.
Where. indeed
In Seattle. OF course. and King
county. And not only one perfect
baby. but two OF them,
They are John X. BogTw. ~
months old. OF West Seattle. and
Rachel Besrdsisc. Is months old.
Of Botheil.
Pick of 100 Entries
Examined at the King county
fair. Item by item. just as prize
animal az the stock show would be
examined. and In addition. taking
their brains. beauty and dlsposi.
ton into account. both these babies
scored 100 per cent.
They were the pick OF abou, 100
babies entered.
Alice G. Murrey and Edw. Rich.
mond Baldwin Of Seattle. pressed
close for top honors with n score OF
sss per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-13

CHICAGO. Sept 13.-Herc's the
scion OF the famous Rothschild
family OF money kings. posing for
the camera in his night shirt.
And It's safe TO say that no
Rothschlld ever did that before.
In Europe they'd ms soon think OF
photographlng Emperor bill or
King George In his nightie
Young Erich Won Goldschmidt.
Rothschild submitted TO this in.
dignity in n Chicago hotel. where
he was sick in bed with bad
cold. caught while climbing Pixies
peak.
The young noblemnn had refused
TO pose for pictures ever since his
arrival in America hut when n
Chicago camera man penetrated TO
his hotel bedroom, he forgot his
dignity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-13

drcdo of mcoudnt stand the fd abandon
t to the o
The Service CI 10
dered lowered to the figure %
The who tn ct Sound
tree n
Recently, trouht sanction the ra f peop o
piHcg fpucha street f
say which the entitled
is the etuahono Of this tina the OF
from the SaviCo Commission
the Cmmsso live TO the claim Of dmt OF this n and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-13
FIND TIM SULLIVAN
DEAD ON RAILROAD;
BOWERY MOURNING

The one thing that always
seemed TO afford sullivan the most
pleasure was an annual winter
event. With tho coming OF the frs,
snow. big Tim" called general
meeting OF needy Bowcryites.
Those in need ot shoes got them.
II others needed ovcrcosts, they
got them. too He gave away thou
sands OF dollars In this way.
The body nov lies IN the morgue
on East 2sth st. here. II was be
sieged by men. women and children.
Most OF them wept
1t Amt him they were heard
to say. big Tim could not die.
He was too good They've found
some other guy"
And big Tim" was never called
upon in vain by anyone living
east OF Broadway.
Began Life ~ hs~sbcy
Big Tim" began as a newshoy.
then a printers devil. later a dis
trict leader. and then was sent TO
the New York legislature severai
times-the last two years as state
senator.
lie was also n member OF the
house OF representatives In wash
ington from 1903 TO 1906. resign
ing to give his entire time to Tam
many politics and 10 his theatrical
business. being a member OF the
firm Of Sullivan 4 Considlne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-13

He suddenly threw back the COW
ers and sat up. with his bare feet
dangling over the edge OF the bed.
Give me a tie and coat" he
said to his valet.
His physician protested, but
Erich ignored him. In a momen,
he fastened the necktie under the
collar OF his night shirt and threw
on his coat.
Now fire away" said Rothschild.
while the doctor and valet blushed
with shame.
Erich is 10 and student at Ok
ford university. England. lie Is n
grandson OF the great Baron VIII
helm Won Rothschild. head OF the
German brnnch OF the family that
holds the purse strings OF Europe.
The kaiser is his friend and often
visits at his home at Frankfort-on.
the Main.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-13

Five other babies scored 30 per
cent or over.
Prizes Awarded Today
The babies entered at the Kins
county fair. said Mrs. c. +. 10
garduH. who had charge OF the
contest. averaged way above the
better baby contests In any state
In the union
The prizes FOR the better babies
wer. awarded this morning. In ad
dltion 10 receiving the usual 81
prize. the two 100 per cent babies
received bronze medals
rri.- winnsr- In BETTER uabi~. Conte.,
city uahf Hssspsfa hes@Inhu X unsrs
~ month. Old. seit " stevens .,
-rer- iee PEI cent
Rural nahy sws-psiakss - nAshsi
nrArisise. is month. nid. nath~u. wash
s-nfe. Zee p~r cent
ctr rrise Winners
noy under rear oid-Iahn X nass.
eel, W stevens - score 100 PER cent
Ciri undsr I year ola Alice c. MurrsY
sre iith sv ~! sror.. ssh per esni
uoY under y~ars-Lsstsr Fanntra
t,if rsih sr y score ,st per esns
oirl under year, Nsrsss~i wsiross
hANH A~ffW WafAf eNfFfa - ttNf hsAtAa
noT under years -FiwAFf Hfehfrena
TtntdWtn tsgs K~ystane place. scofs. -
prr cent
oisi uns-r y~.r. urnrs.,,s "
orrsn. iuf claverdAis. South Para
score. pst per cent
Harsi Prirr Winners
hoy under year Ralph Canal. Kent
score - prr cent
ufrl under I ysar-drar~ Grenfsli. "
" y Sa g. Seattle. score ftt per cent
BOY under years Theodore "
uswttt. yaahun. score - per cent
aifi under years-iIhehsi Bssrdslss
ucthsii score. ieo per cent
u1r under years Aibsr, Anderson
Manrhsstsf srore 81 3 per cent
Giri under ) Ysafs-Aiics kinsis. Kent
.earu. - prr cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-13
THAW BEATS 'EM

CONCORD. n. H.. Sept. t3.-Fed-
eral Judge Edgar Aldrich this aft
ernoon Issued writ OF habeas cor
pus for Harry Thaw. on the appli-
cation OF the latter's lawyers.
The writ was made returnable at
Mlddlctown. at II n. m Tuesday.
II was said It viii insure Thaw a
long stay In New Hampshire.
simultaneously with the issuance
OF the writ, Judge Aldrich - Joined
either side from kidnapping the
PlttsburEer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-13

NEW YORK. Sept. i,.-Rep.
ylnc,hy J. Sullivan 10 dead. His
hedy. badly mansIed. was found
,od,, beside the railroad tracks
n Pelham Bay.
Sullivan. sncwn 20 thousands as
ssa Tim disappeared from the
kore Of his brother here. Aug. 81.
n II believed he was struck by
,rs,n en- the day he dlsappeared.
For 1. DAYS the body Law In the
Ycrdham morgue. unrecognized. IL
Va, not until Il was sent to the
Bellevue morEue for interment In
The potfers field. that It was seen
and recognized by Policeman Bar
rey 0connell.
Bo~ery in Mourning
Zig Tim had been staying at
ths Pelham Bay home OF brother
sor months. IN care os attendants
He suffered complete physical
and mental breakdown about
year aro. A trip TO health resorts
abroad failed to improve his con
tition-
Nex York's Bowery was hit hard
hy the news. IL was here that
-Big Tim was best loved.
4 love them all. he used to
say, and when they suffer suf.
fer too. Ny Bowery friends shall
no, want as long as I have a dol
hr-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-13

Councilman Wardali. back from
trip East. will Introduce = substi.
tute measure for the GriffithE bill
for the commission form OF govern.
ment
Wardall declares Griffiths plan
would call for at least two special
elections. and would cover n period
Of at least two years
Under the Wardall plan II free
holders would be elected in Decem
ber. and the charter they would
draft voted u.on in March. at the
regular city election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-13
BRYAN DECLINES TO
Omit "BLETHENISM"
AND DOESN'T SPEAK

reference
Bryan deliver address the Meadows
few weeks Bryan received
invitation the fair the afternoon Saturday
September 49, He accepted and arranged his dates that he could
congress- Bryan bitter
attack Biethen proprietor the Seattle Times the
in Bryan spoke
] on hen me 3 od ased by n
johnson OF this he compelled to take his seat
WOULD MAKE HIS SPEECH IN SEATTLE
T1 be Meadows Bryan exclaimed
as sat down and I'll make speech there and here be
This morning at s45 climbed
ne was hearse from speeches delivered at Waa Waa
-, aha put ne was all prepared Tor his appearance at
the Meadows THIS afternoon
that the invitation from the fair
ne SG upon % 1speaqE MS 8, attack m R @PoR seIhen d ~ p
told his friends he drew he folded from his pocket There's
Meadows this will deliver somewhere
he frst,h he
He got President Donald Mcinnes
our invitation goes McInnes
permit to talk about Behen'
I'm going to talk Of Bhenism or I'm not going to talk at all
he said,
And Mr. Bryan did at the Meadows Instead he win
Temple O'Clock Monday night under the auspices
WHAT HE WOULD HAVE SAID
Here is word two of what Bryan
am not going talk politics here and might considered
corrupt newspapean NAV issue his
filthy stuff the people each day
wrongs against public covads
he
every form OF decency
to every aspiration purity and better bones better people and
people have
and its deprn1d publications the element that could eoms
into any city is question that cannot answer
babies men
newspaper They permit publicity franchise Of
sion Of crmnaity past Il" ' ms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-13
DOCTOR SUSPECTED
OF BEHEADING GIRL

shown Druggist Hurwitz. from whom
a dlsheveled man bought tar paper
similar to that found wrapped abou,
the torso.
Hurwitz was uncertain Of ldentl.
fieation, but says he looked "IIke
the man"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-13
DESERT HUERTA

PARIS, Sept. i3-That Felix
Diaz has been here twice recently
incognito was learned today.
He conferred with Ambassador
De La Barra and with Gen. Mon.
dragon, Mexican constitutiunalists
assert that all three have broken
with Huerta. and that De la Barra
and Mondragon are supporting
Diaz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-13
The modern Inclnerator dlspo.a

The modern lnclnerstor disposal
u mixed city refuse. the electrical
world foresees. will gradually dis.
place the older and less sanitary
method With this sanitary and
inoffensive destruction OF the
refuse. the question Of utilizing the
heat is being answered By com
binlng a boiler with the furnace
and producing steam at any desired
pressure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-13

"FurIsasion day" will be
lnaVgurssed al the uniserslty
s Washington on October a,
and will be made an annual
STUDENT affair, Il Is promised.
until the Biethen chimes are
removed"
"Fumlgation day" will be OBJ
served with appropriate speech
e. either upon the campus, or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-13
'FuMIGATI0N Day

In some down town hall, N
the regents interfere In the
use of the campus. Leading
students, a. we'll as public men
In Seattle and the state. will
make addresses.
The university fail term be-
gins Monday. but already the
plans for "Fumigstior day"
have made considerable head
way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-13
CALLED BY DREAM

WARRENSBURG. Mo. Sept. 70.
Asserting he was told in n dream
he must so to Superior, Wis, Rev.
r. II. Calvin announced to his con.
gregation he had accepted a call to
a Snperior church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-13
TRAMPLE WOMEN

CALUMET Mich, Sept 13Troopers
Many persons including n number
by the horses n
followed gathering the n
sympathy. military prohibited assemblageA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-13
6 FOR A QUARTER!

over 100000 population.
Seattle is one of the very few
cities where tickets are not sold
on cars by the conductors.
I'm Toronto and etroit. not only
are tickets sold six for a quarter
generally, but during what Is
known as the 'work.hour rush,
they are sold at eight for a quar-
ter"
Even in staid old Boston. the
home of the Stone-Webster inter
ests. which control the local trac.
tion business, the conductors sell
tickets.
But In Seattle this privilege 10
denied the people, AND THE
COMPANY is ALLOWED TO GET
AWAY WITH IT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-13
Give Us Ads and We
Give You Answers

II you "stick" man he doesn't
come back. II you give him
his moneys worth. YOU make a
friend. We are making many
friends every day Can't wo
mako one of you?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-13
Scion of Worlds Richest Family
Gets Photo Taken in His Niqhfie

Erich Won 0oldschmldt.Roth
sehild, Sitting on the Side OF His
Bed. With a Coat Thrown over His
Night Shirt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-13

A magnetic chuck for holding
iron and steel for grinding or
machining takes current from an
ordinary lamp socket. Ii keeps in
place for finishing such articles as
saws, piston rings and washers,
sliding being prevented by side
stops.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-13

A MOTHER theatrical season ls
~ about TO open. What's eoming2
Turn 10 page 2. And, by the way,
II you're Interested in things theatrical
watch The Star. II Will tell you what
10 at the different houses, and whsther
lt's worth seeing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-13

,r>nE SEATTLE STARS circulation
has shown steady Increase from
l. year 20 year More than 10000
,o,le. are sold every day. The olreuls.
,Ien department always has It's books
open and invites inspection.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-01-31

The columns Of this newspaper arr a
uiisetoiy OF bargains. The merchants
who have offerings to make that YOU
can't afford TO Ignore are telling tho
public through these Advertisements
about tho saciafices they are making.
Time spent " studying their offerings
VIII pay Tor itself hundred fold Ia
niahifg your selections
The habit Of reading the newnpaper
advertising 10 - universal that few
people need 70 be urged to note what
me merchants are saving about their
stocks Here and thore Is merehans
HiAo 's'@ not realized how hopeless a
process i 10 to clean out an old stock
without the help Of tho newspaper
Nothing comes nowadays unless YOU
set e'si and 80 after It, Tho pubic are
istenins hN It expects the nnershant
b. take the initiative. dealer who
hoes not advertise IN looked al as not
'avlne enterprise enough To protect the
nicres, o. the public and to give
'nem goods a, bottom values
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-01-31
Or. POOLS ssAppo,srso,


~ rafsss a. foaie. h.ad ~ th.
niaekfoaf asabc asylum. sas been reap,
reinsea fis had rssls~,d bat was pre-.
raiicd aioa BY ne trustees to recon.
slaef ths ussttef and iheS dec8lde 70 re-.
rata has saiasbls sesices. u IL a
spi'sdid ie.saaegal 80 she hlxa purpose
q ooseynps ibsiuss sad the bosrd Of
whleh he - menhsr 20 disrasari
H,est psitisal eossidefaiioas la allug
PIX y - aarh responsibility ~ dat
g ths gaso x ths he'rlos. Insane ne
is'eis. ~ - psa kas~~n. j. pc,nocras
and vas l~opesra - set oat % ne trust
when b. ,eeutd tsst esosefnoe Isanle,
~~s se,setsa fna rslsnlioa vim please
sas r~epse waso have ar reai weieara oe
a. estxeso@ AZ nears
isnh "a .aa ssss f>,sss. ~s,e !. hi.
rlShs s4ad "a essay " % ooanssss Al
aslnisisntss aaise u ts,e s<tau. are
nns typ~s = se.rArn ss~~isux and
tnxy are eoios entoaa xoed is ser world
~ ihsis gentle asaisirstians
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-01-31
rag noIAn or TO-DAY.

II Tho story Of the band 81 Ute Indians
VINO have taken to the mountains al
cortea. Colo, determined not to deliver
Bis Rabbit to answer 70 murder
charge. sounds Ike leaf from an old
newspaper
When the Indians were living on the
reservations in geasy idieness. the
Indian problem seemed about 70 dis
appear By the determination u the indian
Had not the race had yirilty Il could
never have withstood this deeeneratine
life Now that the Indian Is forced 70
compete With the white man. he holds
his own Numerically. ana makes a re-
sepctabie showing indusmaaIiy The
corporations that employ the Apaches
say they are the best labor attainabie.
The up-to-date Indian Is neither the
flaming creature in war paint and
feathers, nor the greasy beggar reaching
dirty palm 70 the tourist
RE may be one Of the ssl Pine Ridge
Indians Who put up 500 tons OF hay
for their stock in season. or ono Of
the goo sioux who attended the last
Episcopal eonvocation at White Swan
s. D.
When the Montana Crows we're fed
rations they simply loafed Then
county fair vas started The first year
not an Indian exhibited any asricultarai {
product But the prizes appealed 10
their aanee and sporting blood. In
three years they were showing 200 wsnk 4
ANIMALS. Mrs Pretty Antelope. Takes /
he-Gun. ana others We're displaying
line shows Of vegetables
A few years ago an Indians word was T,
'ot accepted In court unless oorrobor-
tied by white man To-day. where
he government has carried out the
'oiicy Of falling ulsm for perjury, tho
Ted mans word Is about equivalent TO
he White brothers.. the firm hand. v
istice. and the law Of work is trans "
orming the modern Indian Hence the o.
nrity Of tlle episodes like that Of the
olorado utes above referred to.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-01-31
NOTICE OF CONTEST.
state Board of Land Commissioners
Boise. Idaho

state Board Of Land Commissioners
Boise. Idaho.
10 l.. Case, Station b. Tacoma.
Washington, Contestee:
You are hereby notified that William
a Kins. who gives his postofflce ad-
uress as Shoshone. Idaho. did on Ian
t'aay 18TH 1913. file in this office his
al, corroborated application 10 contest
ana secure the cancellation Of your
Carey Act Entry No. es7 made June
Sonl, 1901. by l.. case. Tacoma. Wash
insten. covering NEA swh. section 6.
township 8, Range rs. 4. NJ. upon IN.
grounds that you have failed To eonnIv
WIN the requirements governing the
csitiNation and reclamation of lands
under the provisions OF the Federal
carey Act and the laws Of the State Of
Idaho and the Rules and Regulations ~
the Stase Board Of Land Commissioners.
as WIZ more fully show In contest affi-
davit ON file In this office.
You are allowed twenty DAYS from and
AFTER the date Of service Of this notice
within which DO file answer in writing
with the Board. Service by publication
shah be considered complete on the
first Monday after the date OF the last /
publication. At the expiration Of the /
'aid twenty days, II there is no answer
He'd by yeu. Judgment by default may
K had BY the contestant: hut. II there
; an appearance. the Register win set
time when, within thirty days. the
violence shall be taken at his office.
Dated this 10th day Of January, 1913.
N. JENNESS. Register.
an 2t-Feh IS
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-01-31
INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTS.

The National civic Federation. al ia
annual noting january $3.50. Is Swing
much attention 70 the prevention Of
Industrial accidents snd compensation
tbefvgor
With 10000 fatal Industrial accidents
Ia this country an ysar. and some
500. 100 more ce less serious injuries. are
NOT safety Appliances cheaper than
ether, surgery, hospitals and tho loss
of eerulns powwg
And some preventive measures are an
simple one factory found that four
meH In nine months had each iosa an
sSe. By tbe rylns up Of the nails with
~'aicn packing cases were being closed.
ny euytns hammers with corrugated
hes'as me .yes ~ i;s sl,inpers were
saved
Another factory reduced accidents by I
p-'7tins notices IN ts works, showing
hat dasinS The pssvlous month 20 Of
Re euspioycs had been hurt b. stepplns
"a nsils with resultant case. 81 lock
a~ and w~rnlng It's help to be careful.
Behind All ne t-olished exterior * oa~
'nttesssx civilissti,o. shat tale o.
o'rew and want ll~s hidden. Fce ev~ry
oor q the great SAY scsSpcrs that
'''s' 'ssife- New rork's Alsgne sky tire. (
hun'an nfe has been sstaged out.
INe ArSsricsh workman Is admittedly !
arVie~S IA any raiHcad yard you can .
- es~AeH~s juno on the beard ~ '
- sasades 10 save NV minutes walk !
oms day ~saen his arontisn is asse.,p, e
ismrw wnsuS, and nups on srstel,es
- rest - his tse. NJ laws and no
ie,t appliances can rurs ne Goo, 81 his .
ny. q
The Civic Fsierntios Is srytss for 6s.s x
r ~c~knacsiis compensation lAwe on,
s'slss SIS rssid sto IL barge acsdsa: In.
if"oee eospaaiss in tare-s yes~s. oaiy Is
sss, sss ~ent to TIE vsctas@ THE =
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-01-31
TO r.s nsw soonrlss ooo.sess0


The division o. Lincoln County lnso
thres parts, ns~ an accomplished fact.
sfttiss what nsrstegerv mas been a dis
quiesine mastsf tmon0 our people. Il
Wa fierce contention end We hops
and have r~asoo 20 believe thst the
irrspressibis conflict l. nov ever TO- an
time 20 come The division haa eees
made secosalnp 90 distinct natural linsa
ara politleai Interests. oam which
csa.sF found divided into TIRES som
pensnt parts eould have hsa those ssv
ersl parts not more essariy defined.
q ~as 20 be sspeoteo mat each sop.
Arass iatsrsst ir ths parent Lincoln
cean,y should demand that Il be go oss
% ~ork cut ia e~n asstiay a. County
sot. Npmoers o. eur leading cltizens
~he have had the largest stake IN the
eis eounsy a. taxpayers have declared
shsi ths whole cost o. government In
sos three Counties viii oot sn,ouss 10
any more shsn nss beeo paid ous hsrs
tofors aaa ,hst saeh % the three ceua-
ties viii pss eft win a pro rata o. tho
total expense % ne one
Ana ee~ As the two nss Counties oct
~ hossek -epina To- themselves the
parent coenss bids thsm 900 ses.d.
rim esertfss @niess Vou. ~ cnnd.
'sn."
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-01-31
GOVERNOR HAINEs AGAIN
URGES PUBLIC ECONOMY

Bofss Jan. 3i.-In notifying the
iiouse Of his approval Of the Gooding
and Miaidoka new County bills Cover
nor Haines says;
- venture the hope that those re-
aponsibie for these divisions will spare
10 EFFORT 70 demonstrate that the sue
cess Of their efforts win not result in
making the burdens Of government
greater than at present. and that. the
legislature VIII not relax its diligence
IN garding against the creation Of new
counties in every case where the bene-
lite 70 be expected do not greatly out
weight and increased cost Of main
enanee that may reuslt.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-01-31

II your children are subject to attacks
OF Group watch for the first symptom.
hoarseness Give Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy as soon as the child becomes
hoarse and the attack may be waraed
of For sale by all dealers.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-01-31

rest went % legal expenses cost OF con
Quoting companies. dividends. commits
sions on policies. etc. II the injured
men could go tie money instead Of
lawyers and eierks end agents. the
accident benefit could be multiplied by
two or three
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-01-31
NOTICE OF PAYMENT OF VILLAGE
WARRANTS.

Village warrants up to and including
registered No. CO.. are now due and
payable upon presentation at my office
In Bowler Bros store.
e. A. BOWLER,
Village Treasurer.
Dated Jan 81. 1913