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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-10-15
Bands and Guards OF Honor.

There were no state professions OF
ier and Coldstream Guards were
drawn up in the ambassadors court
and the approach to the chapel royal
was lined by guards of honor from
the Royal Scots Greys, the bride
grooms regiment, and the Duff High
landers, (the bride, as head of the
Duff clan, being one of the few per
sons privileged to maintain a private
regimenU. Although their residence
is only few yards from the palace,
the Connaughts conformed to custom
and drove from Clarence House to
the chapel royal The bridegroom,
who wore his captains uniform OF
the Royal Scots Greys crossed with
his garter ribbon, was supported" by
his cousin, the Prince of Wales, and
the Grand Duke of Saxe-Coburg-
Gotha, the former wearing naval uni
form, and the latter that of the Sea
forth Highlanders, of which he is col
onel-in-chief, Royal bridegrooms
have no best man, but the bride who
drove from Portman square with her
mother, the Princess Royal, and her
uncle, the King of Norway, had eight
They included Princess
Mary, King Georges only daughter;
Princess Patricia, the bridegroom's
sister. Princess Maud, the brides sis
ter; Princess Mary of Teck, Lady
Cecil, daughter of the Marquis of Sal
sbury. Several tiny pages in satin
court suits bore her train. Among
hem were Prince John, King Georges
son, and Crown Prince Olaf
IF Norway
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-10-15
The Contestants.

The following is a list of the con-
testants with the results of the last
count of ballots for the three cash
prizes offered by the Star-Mirror OF
$100, $50, and $40.
Ladies' Aid M. E. Church. .491 SOP
Moscow Boys Band. 366 ,46S
Camp No.. 2005, r. N. of A.. .109 ,526
Moscow Boys Swimming Pool
fund ........ .............. 60, l45
Moscow Children's Play
Ground fund .............. 3,775
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-10-15

LONDON, Oct 1.-two king, three
queens, and an empress, together with
some fifty lesser British and continen-
tai royalties, witnessed the marriage
at noon today of Prince Arthur son OF
the Duke of Connaught, governor gen
eral of Canada, and his cousin, the
Duchess of Fife, in the historic Chapel
Royal, ST James Palace. The match
has been generally regarded as the
nearest possible approach to a royal
romance, as, except for the necessity
of providing a wealthy bride for Prince
Arthur and the desirability of keep
ing the duchess millions in Eng
land, no state purpose is served by
the alliance The bride inherited more
than five million dollars from her ia
ther. She is - years of age and the
Prince 30.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-10-15
Semi Family Affair.

Although the wedding was supposed
to be merely a family affair, court of
ficials had complete charge of the ar
rangements. AS the chapel royal
holds only 300 persons the guest list
was exceedingly select In addition
to King George and Queen Mary, and
the parents of the bride and bride
groom, the distinguished guests in
cluded the king and queen of Nor
way, Queen Mother Alexandra, the
crown prince and crown princess OF
Sweden, Prince and Princess Henry
OF Prussia, representing the ka ser.
All the members of the diplomatic
corps were present, and the United
States Ambassador Walter Hines
Page, in black court dress, with long
trousers, however, instead of knee
breeches, provided the only somber
figure in the glitter of uniforms and
Jewels
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-03
COMING EVENTS

--Tonight's program at tho L. and s.
venture in the Autumn A Woods" "The
Man He Might Have Been" Electro
typing," The Salt Industry" and "The
The annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Ten Thousand club cor
poration will be held At the Christian
church, Thursday, May 9Th, at 8 o'clock
for the purpose of slscting directors
and transacting business Of Importance.
VIOLETTE s. CAMPBELL. President.
The regular meeting of the Wo-
mans Ten Thousand Club will be held
at the home of Mrs. Violette Campbell,
s25 State street, Thursday afternoon at
8 o'clock. Mrs. Marshall will give "a
Nature Study On Song Birds" A large
attendance Is desired.
The regular meeting Of the Wet
=. will be held at the Christian Church
Monday afternoon at 2:3o.
Persia and the Euphrates valley
will be the subject of the lecture to-
night at the Church OF the Brethren
This Is an exception rare lecture COW
ering a section Of the world seldom
visited by the ordinary tourist
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-03

auto supplies. If you are in the mar
ket for an automobile their~talk will
be very persuasive.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-03

auto supplies. If you are in the mar
ket for an automobile their~tal will
| be very persuasive.
8. repot Stables, s27 k1ain-F. A.
| freshman.
NUMBER Sit is a fact that you
can tell a good liveryman the first
/ time you drive out in one of his rigs.
There is always something to give the
"slip-shod" man away before you have
gone city block. Who is the livery
man in this city who makes good? And
where is he located? He has every
kind of a rig you may call for at this
stable, unless you want an automobile.
! He draws the line at that. And he
has the kind of horses that are safe
and sane" and still they go along with
out that veXatious pushing on the
lines" This is the stable that has a
horseshooing shop in connection, where
the very best horseshoeing Is done.
Give the name and address.
8. Erad's Smoke Shop, 536 Main.
NUMBER eff all the concentrated
smoke that has gone out from this we'll
known cigar store had been exploded
such volcanoes as Mt. Vesuvius. This
cigar and tobacco store has been doing
business for two years, under the man
agement of a tobacconist that is thor
oughly familiar with the trade. It is the
popular place for all the best posted
people to go when they want good
smoke, pipes and smokers articles Of
all kinds. A name that is nicely alb
previated for sociability's sake. Give
name and address.
10. True vencill, EfG Main.
NUMBER IO-Here we have a real
estate man who would be called q
pioneer in some countries, although
he has been a resident OF the valley
but eight years. A good part of that
time was spent handling other peoples
cash through one of the bank windows.
He knows the valley well, its people
and their lands. He knows the rela-
tive value of lands and their adapta
bitily, He has a large list OF them for
sale, in all parts of the valley.
! He makes a speciality OF lands
and any one wishing for safe counse,
viii find it at his office: He tells the
truth. To do otherwise would belle his
tname. And now you are to give his
name and office address.
| il. FoyaI Restaurant, 5iS Main.
| NUMBER fi--Whether they live to
eat, Or eat to live, every one wants
/ the best there is to eat, and the prob
lem is reduced to finding that place.
The writer found it 70 his own salts.
faction recently, and doesn't mind giv-
ing you "tip." 1t Is not on a corner,
but it is not far away. There are =
number of nice clean tables, no lunch
| counter, and there is plenty of music
| at meal time. 1t is one of the busiest
places in town, especially at meal time.
Their dinners and their steaks, chops
| and short orders of all kinds are the
very best to be found in the city
! What is the name and address? It is
strictly white mans place to eat
land all the help are white people.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-03

You are invited to attend services
at the Methodist church tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-03

three years and have started many a
new home on its happy ana prosper
Gus journey. They have q very com
plete stock, including everything to
furnish the home. Their line Of crock.
cry and table ware Is attractive. 7. Is
here that you see the New Process
gasoline stoves. the Banner gas stoves.
the Universal stoves and ranges, the
Automatic refrigerators. the Boone
kitchen cabinets, the Victor talking
machines and so on down the line
Garry big stock of carpets, rugs and
mattings. What Is the name and ad-
dress?
fe. Aloorn Rubber Co., ino., 10te 9Th.
NUMBER IC-Rubber, rubber. rub.
Der around and see II you can Aud
this well known rubber company. Since
the rubber trust has the stransie hold
bile to curtail his tire expense. No
use throwing those old tires away
when you can have new section. or
a new tread. put in at very little cost
Here is vulcanizing works that be.
gan doing business here last year. II
is a branch of large house in Los
Angeles. They have the most modern
equipment for vuleanizing, either tires
or tubes, and they will surprise you
in what they can do for you In this
line. They win sell you new sc.
of tires, or tubes, and save you money.
Give the name and address.
t;eav
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-03
~. J. z. lukene, 62z Main.

NUMBER 12-Here we have a watch
maker and Jeweler who is known for
his skill in repair work. He enjoys a
wide reputation as "the man who
makes your watch keep time" When
others have failed and whenever he
has been given chance he has proven
his skin. Foreign and American
watches--n ono are q puzzle to him. He
has had B5 years experience at the
bench: Just started in business for him
self. He IL a mighty good man to
counsel in the purchase Of watch
He will sell you watch and guaran-
tee 1t. He expects to adj a nice line
Of 1ewelry. diamonds ana novelties
You can always rely upon what he
sells you. It will be sure to turn out
as It Is recommended. Give his name
and location.
13. r. L. Mccune, AT Main.
NUMBER 1S-This Is one of those
places where you can make your money
stretch. In these piping times Of high
cost of living II behooves the head of
every family to make his money go %
far as 1t will. This is a new and sec
ond hand store--a great big one that
began business only a few months ago,
fut which has a great big stock gath
cred together. II IL an interesting
sight to walk down through the big
building and see the big variety. He
has nearly everything-except a second
hand horse and COW; and he will get
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-03
Under the Arcades

C. E. Coggins has taken the agency
for The White truck along with the
Buick agency. His new garage here is
now in good working order.
The Lone Star Grocery is making a
special price in apples.
Wings furniture store has ordered
a number Of horse covers to be given
away for advertising purposes.
The Enterprise grocery is making a
speciality of deviled sardines for lunch
purposes and Waw Waw Indian sauce:
Ross & Stuart sold % trays Of
strawberries before II O'Clock this
morning. They have received this sea-
sons string beans and summer squash
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-03
Here 10 given the first lnstaliment Of

Here 10 given the first Instaiiment Of
answers In the knowledge Competition.
There will be other instaiiments Mon.
day and Tuesday evenings, and with
the last tnstallment will be given the
| names OF the prize winners.
The time has now passed for hand
ing in answers In the contest but Il
will be found interesting to check up
the answers with the descriptions you
have already read.
CORRECT ANSWERS KNOWLEDGE
COMPETITION
I. Valley Hardware Co., 534 Main.
NUMBER I. What is the name and
location Of this big hardware store
that has in connection q large Timing
and sheet metal department, where
they manufacture tanks. skylights, cor
ices and about everything that is made
out Of metal? The Ell Centro store was
established in 1911. But they have been
in the hardware business in tho valley
much longer. They have the Heath &
Milligan paints. When you find out who
sells these paints you will know to
what hardware store this refers. Any
thing you want in the line of hardware,
stoves and tinware will be found in this
store at the proper price-notice we
said proper.
z. J. D. Eads, 1o14 9th.
NUMBER l. Whenever you're in need
OF electric work or wiring of this
skilled electrician you'd better be en-
quiring; for he will harness up Elec-
ira In . real workmanlike way. and
supply you with all the fixtures with
the minimum to pay. Who Is this
"sparker" who thus causes people to
break into song? He began business
for himself last November and has
gathered in many contracts, all Of
which have been properly taken care
of. Ono Of these contracts was the
voncill building on Main street. He has
a store full OF electrical fixtures and
there are plenty more where these
came from. Anything you may want in
the electrical line he will be happy to
supply for you. Largest and best line
Of Mazda lamps in the valley It is a
very short name but 1t means quality
and service" Give name and address
8. z. s. Wing Furniture & Auction Co.,
411-13 Main.
NUMBER 5. Where Is the largest
store in the city? It covers a whole
acre OF floor space and carries almost
everything. II would be easier to take
down the catalogue Of human wants
and check off the things he has not
in stock that the other way round. He
does not sell dry goods and groceries
but he has furniture, stoves, rugs, new
and second hand, farming implements,
hardware, harness John Deere plows,
Wolfe Wrought Iron buggies, wire fence
etc. This store is known as the great
est bargain house in the Imperial val
ley. Carries a big stock in Ell Centre
and also In Holtville. It is a short name
but one that flies high in mercantile
circles. Give the name and address.
a. Metz Studio, 5o4 Broadway.
NUMBER 4.-Where do those people
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-03

who really appreciate good work in
photography sit for their ph hotographs7 ?
To whom do they go when they want
not just good photograph, but that
superior kind of work which is turned
cut from the studio of a real artist
The character of the work here is in a
class by itself, and is appreciated by
all discriminating people. The studio
is only block from the heart of the
city. 1t is a studio that has been
making perfect pictures for particular
people for years, under the same
management. 1t is the oldest and
largest studio IN the valley. What is
the name. and address?
5. DixteIand-West Side Land Co., $40
Main.
the townsite that inspires song from
every one who invests in 1t? Later
on 1t is expected that each investor viii
want harp as an accompaniment
It is certainly next door to that place
where the good people continually play
on the harp. It is the only town that
is permanently located on the new
San Diego and Arizona railroad, and
II is sure to be a business center for
all the west side section of the val
ley. They grow cotton ont there, the
long Egyptian kind that brings dou-
BILE price. Fact is, they grow most
anything they want to out there. Lots
are selling rapidly and those who buy
them are sure of big profits in the
near future. Give the name Of this
townsite and the name of the company
who owns, and where is their office in
IL Centre?
6. Valley Lumber Co.
NUMBER G-What Is the name of
the lumber yard that always gives you
the right price the first crack out OF
the box. and always that prompt de-
livery when it is so much desired? {?
They carry a big stock of lumber and
building materials of all kinds. They
have been selling lumber here about
five years. They have two yards in
this county. The Ell Centre yard is
one of the busiest places in town.
They have a nice line of builders
hardware in connection. They are
headquarters for the Cotton cement
They have doors and windows. mill
work of every description. If you are
going to build you will not be able
to find better lumber or better prices
anywhere.
7. Ford-Keystons Garage, 1880
Main-BilsS Bros.
NUMBER 7-what is the name OF
the automobile that is the most nu-
merous ali over the Southwest? There
is a reason-it is "the car that de-
livers the goods" Tougher than an
army mule and cheaper than a team
of horses" You are also to give the
name of the garage where these cars
are sold, and its location. Also give
the name of the firm. They are hust-
lers in the automobile line, and have
been associated with this garage for
nearly two years. They are equipped
to take care of repairs of every de
scription. None but skilled workmen
On guard. They carry a full line Of
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-03

these for you If you will give him
little time. 1t Is certainly a great
place for bargains II was opened foc
business January l. What Is the name
and location?
~. Pioneer Transfer Co., 1925 9th.
NUMBER 14-They do not move ev-
erything but they move anything that
is loose at one end. We refer to
prominent transfer and storage COM
pany which has been In the midst OF
heavy work around here for several
years-so long that it draws its namx
from this source. They have wagons
rolling around on the streets pretty
much all the time. All you have to do
is to press the button or ring the
phone-they do the rest They make
a speciality of baggage, household
goods, pianos, safes and heavy work
of all kinds. Have a large warehouse
with absolutely safe storage. II IS the
firm that has the goods of several
wholesale firms in store, delivering
them on order. They have an office
that Is Easy TO reach by way of phone
or in person. Give the name and ad-
dress.
Is. Ralston-coiiier Co., $50 Main.
NUMBER 15-The man who loves hts
home Is the good patron Of the furni-
ture store-but most any old man
would become good patron with a
look inside this big store. They have
been selling furniture and household
supplies in this city for more than
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-03
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
St. MarY's Catholic Church

Mass at s a. m. Calexico mass at
10 a. m; Benediction every evening
during the month Of May 1870 p. m.
at the chapel.
State Street Christian Church
Sunday school 10 a. m.: preaching
by the pastor ii; subject "Bible Heroes
and their Sins" Anthem by the choir :;
solo by Mr.. Stillson; Christian Endeav-
or GAS; Interesting and instructive
lecture by Taraknath Dos, native of
India 7:45; Good music and a cordial
welcome to all. w. G. C0NLEY, Pastor.
Church OF the Brethren
Services tomorrow as follows: Sun
day school 10 a. m, Rev. C. w. Guthrie
will deliver a special sermon to the
children on his experiences on the sea.
In the evening at 1870 the closing
stereopticon lecture will be given, COW
ering India, China. Japan and the Phil
ippines. Special dissolving views will
be shown on the canvas. Everybody is
welcome. w. NJ. PLATT, Pastor
Methodist Church
You are invited to attend services
at the Methodist church tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-03
Legakes Bros, Props.

Sunday school at 10 a. M; Morning
preaching at II a. M: Junior league
at ! D. m.: Evening preaching at 8 p.
M; the pastor will preach both morn
ing and evening. Arrangements have
been made with Professor Kuhn to
conduct a Sunday school orchestra.
Please watch for further announce
ments. OLIN IN SAYLOR, Pastor.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-03
FIRST INSTA[LM[NT GIVEN OF
KNOWLEDGE COMPETITION ANSWERS
THE PRIZES

Sterling 2hoe Freless Cooker from F. S. Wing Co. $500
Electric Lamp from Eads's Electric Store $1,000
One Doz. Best Photos from Metz Studio $1,000
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-03
If The United States
and Japan go to War

Which had you rather do California East and take chances
exasperangl epidemic
anterior poomyes and this probably malignant
Wonder
toxin OF probable
fortunate little that
Our suggestion u.s. that the state legislature which stirred this
Juror Immediately proceed enclose the entire inch
EWOOd standard
cents rod less 1919
the ho months
inch Ewood Of which large seasons
almost anything but would be high
inch would be much better and additional
could barb the cable
legislature persuaded such precautionary
certainly bhooves
his the
orally adopted doubtless should
the fast enough particularly
Of conducting business from the
possible
would stand awful strain of that
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-03
Flrs. Presbyterian Church

ments. OL1N III SAYLOR, Pastor.
First Presbyterian Church
Rev. A. w. Williams, pastor, will
preach at the usual hours, ii a. m. on
"Peter's Recovery and Restoration"
and at 7 80 p. m. on "Silver and Gold l
have none, such as have give Thee"
! p. m. the Young Peoples meeting
led by Mr.. Wells; Sabbath school at
10 a. M; Midweek service on We'd
nesday evening at 1880. A cordial in
vitation and hearty welcome extended
to all.
Baptist Church
Corner Holt Ave. and Sixth street.
Sunday, May 4. Sunday school 10 a.
M, Frederic Rapson superintendent; !;
morning worship ii O'Clock, Pastor A.
L. Kinter will preach. Topic, Reason
ing About Cod" B.YP.U. 6 80 p. m.
topic The Ideal Christian Christian and
His Prayers. Matt. 6 :5-13. Evening SER
vice 1880, Pastors topic "The Folly
Of Doubt" Good music at all Sunday
services. The Emanuel Circle will meet
at the church Wednesday afternoon
April 7th at 2 80 fer a program. Study
topic, 'China's New Day" All la.Ees
invited. Prayer meeting al the church
Wednesday evening at 1880. Every
body is invited.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-03
8. z. s. Wing Furniture & Auction Co.,
411.13 Main.

4. Metz Studio, 504 Broadway.
NUMBER 4.-Where do those people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-25
Overnight Relief
for Constipation
A Small Dose on Retiring
and You Are Well and
Happy by Morning.

Ifsonlv natural hat the simplest
- au.aar, .h-,1a 10 ,ho mos,
-
general, and 50 we nave a "hois
nation suffering from constipation
and Indigestion fot they are closely
allied. But common 80 constipation
Is many people do not seem to
know they have II. They will com
plain Of he3dache. drowsiness or
biliousness. an unconscious Of the
cause Of the trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-25
CHINESE BOOK is
PUBLISHED HERE

The Chinook Book" la the title
OF nsw publication from the
presses Of r. l. Davis Printing
Co, Arcade way. Seattle The
author is ". s. Phillips C'El Com
aneho'l, the wel-kuown Seattle
writer
The book is a complete and ex-
haustive treatment OF the Chinook
jargon an publications dealing
with Chlneok heretofore have been
in more or less dictionary form.
These were necessarily incom.
plete because Chinook is a won.
derfully flexible infant language.
and no dictionary can possibly
give the many meanings that are
given by the speaker 70 Chinook
words
Mr Phillips has talked Chinook
for 80 years and knows the terms
In comprehensive way.
Tho book Is dedicated 10 tho
Seattle Press Club. The TIL.
kums OF Elttacs." and TO all Of the
"Hyas Ahncuttie Tilikums OF the
Pacific coast who have used this
queer speech in pioneer work for
the American people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-25
In EDITORS
MAIL

Editor The Star While travelling
on the Great Sorl hern the past few
years, have been on stalled trains
on three occasions. and have
been delayed from IS hours TO six
days on none OF these occasions
do ! recall an instance where Great
Northern officials or crews acted
Ia The manner described in the col.
umns Of The star 81 last Friday.
by Mr. ]. + Zimmerman, who was
a passenger on a G. ". train re-
Gently delayed Sc hours In the
mountains My experience has
been that passengers OF all classes
have been treated fairly and with
much consideration and on the oc-
casioua | mention. We all had a
very good time.
II Is a fact that Old people. little
children aud those who may be an.
often suffer on delayed trains. but
this Is bound 10 result. even though
every attention Is paid them Many
coach passengers are often new at
travelling. aud the fact that they
are not moving and tho unccrta n.
ny connected with the whole thing.
causes a worry which cannot be al
leviatod by any act OF the railroad
c0mpany's employees.
| have found. occasionally. a
mean man on train crew. but the
rank aud file OF railroad men, on
the road, are the bost hearted and
most unseliish men on earth.
on one occasion ! was DELAYED
six days at Minot. n y The Great
Northern fed every passenger after
"a hours Old men and women and
children were cared for In the
sleeping cars. Although nearly ali
berths had been sold, recall
many Of the first and second.class
passengers gave up their berths "a
the old and feeble.
Another time. on a delayed train
near kalispel, Mont, the railroa,
company contracted with a strand
ed show company to furnish free
entertainment for the passengers
Free motorboat excursions were
run on Whitefish lake, aud free
picnic dinner was provided for all
Women and children were given
every attention
MIR. Zimmerman statement does
not ring tree. and |. for one, be
lieve II Ia little twisted.
". w. GRIFFIN.
5000 18th av. N. E.