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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1913-08-08
WARMING AGAINST HOPPERS
Expert Says Growers Are Not Alive
to the Situation

Thousands of dollars damage has
been done to the fruit and garden
tracts along the Snake river by grass
hoppeTs which have appeared recently
In large armies and thousands of dol
lars more of damage will he done be.
fore the close of the hot weather per-
iod unless the fruit raisers take i'm
mediate and drastic measures to stop
the inroads of the pests. states Prof.
M. A. Yothers, entomologist at the
Washington state experiment station.
Mr.. Yothers spent three days inyes-
tigsting conditions along tte river and
acquainting raisers with the proper
methods of eradicating the pests aud
reports that the situation is a desper.
ate one. He says fruit raisers do not
realize the seriousness Of the situation.
The hoppers have appeared in great
numbers at Almota, Wawaiwal in the
Pomeroy valley from Starbuck to
Pomeroy, and have attacked the fruit
tracts at Riparia.
Mr.. Yothers reports that aoross
the river from Almota entire or
ohards have been stripped of fruit
and leaves and acres OF corn have been
totally destroyed, while at Wawaiwai
and in Pomeroy valley fruit tracts. al
falfa fields, ooTn. tomatoes and garden
truck have been attacked and great
damage done.
From Almota up the river to Lewis
ton the grasshoppers do not appear in
such great numbers and little damage
has yet been done in the Lewiston
country. Many growers in the Snake
river district will lose large part of
their late crops including peaches. APP
pies, corn, tomatoes, alfalfa and gar
den truck as result Of the destruc-
tion Ey the winged hordes.
Mr.. Yothers has prepared state
ment covering ths grassbopper situa-
tion and methods of destroying the
pests which will be sent to farmers
and fruit raisers In the Infested area.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1913-08-08
FIRE BLIGHT IS GAINING
Inspector Campbell Gives Warming and
Advice as to Treatment.

Fire blight is still prevalent in the
fruit trees In Athena and vicinity.
Attention was given the trees to some
extent early in the spring, when In.
spector Campbell and his assistants
covered this territory on an inspection
trip, having with them a spraying out
ht. In a recent communication to the
Press. Mr.. Campbell says:
Fire blight as disease ia caused
by very small germ, which lives and
multiplies in the sap of the tree.
Pear, apple and crab trees are subject
to the disease.
1t spreads ty insects. birds. etc. get.
ting into the sticky substance that ex-
udes from an active oanker and Is in.
oculated in the blossom or tender
growth and sap cracks that give en-
trance to the germ to the body of the
tiee and thus forming a dangerous
oanker 10 very short time.
"Fire blight ia here now and work.
Ing on our orchards and must be at
tended TO by pruning back of the
disease. and disinfeoting both wounds
and tools. After the first pruning,
follow up with CLOSE going over aud
cutting out all affected parts as soon
as they appear. By a cooperative
effort OF ell who have trees affected.
It can be held in control -
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1913-08-08
Two Fires at Pendleton.

Robinson's Laundry at Pendleton
was badly damaged by FIRE Tuesday
night. The flames started in the en-
gine room and before suhdued spread
to the interior of the main building.
This weeks washing is being done at
Walla Walla and work will be re-
sumed by Robinson Monday. While
the laundry fire was in progress, the
old Academy building, across the
river, burst into flames, and was to-
tally destroyed. 1t is thought this
firs was of incendiary origin, as the
building has been unoccupied for
some time.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1913-08-08

ductor very roughly pulled the back
of the seat the children we're on to-
wards the lady aud brushed her little
oues onto the floor between the two
seats. That was too much for Cover
nor West. White with wrath. he
collared the conductor and told him
be could not treat woman in that
manner when he was around. After
the conductor had apologized for his
conduct. the governor paid the chill
dren's fare and took one of them into
his own seat.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1913-08-08

ready for shipment will be iistributed
throughout Eastern and Southeastern
Oregon, OF this big consignment,
Athena will receive three dozen. They
will be shipped in crates, each CON
tanning twelve birds.
Inspector Telford laid great stress
on the protection of the birds, and
said the state offers a reward of $25
for information leading to the arrest
and conviction Of any one hunting
within the confines Of a game bird
preserve or molesting the birds In any
manner.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1913-08-08
Governor Rebukes Conductor.

Governor West rebnked train
conductor the other day for treating !
woman roughly. Tha governor took
9 seat tehind one occupied by = wo.
man With four little children. She
bad turned the back OF the seat ahead
OF ner and was using two seats for her
self and the four children. There
was said to be plenty of loom in the
car bat the conductor brusqusly told
ner either to use one seat or pay fare
Tor the children. The woman eyi-
IDENTIFY was not used TO riding 10 sraius
Tor she locked tewildered and did not
seem % know what to do. The con-
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1913-08-08
Stage Coach Race.

A stage coach race with eight stage
coaches IN 1t will be pulled Off at the
Round Up at Pendleton this year, Sep
tembe II, IL and 10. Each Of these
coaches is an old timer, having seen
actual service In the old days when
the stage coaches were the chief means
Of conveyance across the plains. These
coaches will also be seen in the "West-
ward Ho7 parade on Saturday morn
Ing and they will be driven by old
time stage drivers. among them being
Dave Horn. one of the few old timers
left in Oregon. The burro and pack
trains will also be features of the pa
rade.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1913-08-08
Machines Are Humming.

Thresbing is now 10 full blast in
the Athena district. While it Is too
early TO publish accurately detailed
report Of the Yields. it il known that a
good cToD il being harvested. Yields
around rs and so bushels per acre
ars frequently heard Of.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1913-08-08
State Printer Dead.

Willis SCOTT Duniway, state printer.
died in Portland Tuesday. He was a
son of Mrs. Abigail SCOTT Duniway,
the "mother Of woman suffrage in
Oregon" and brother of Ralph
Duniway, a we'll known Portland law
yer and reform leader. Willis Duni-
way was elected state printer in 1906,
and had kept on the joE ever since.
An effort was made in the legislature
last winter to put him on a salary
basis, it being charged that his profits
were beyond reason. tut the move
ment failed so far as be was concerned
though 1t takes effect on his successor.
The Dudley machine finished
threshing on the home place Tuesday
evening. and Wednesday morning was
moved west Of town,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-30
THE DAYS TOLL

PHILADELPHIA Col. W.. s.
Stockton. brother OF the late Frank
r. Stockton. author. IL dead.
aged rs.
NEW YORk-HipoIito oriarte.
for so years a Spanish consul. and
his wife Marie Louise. died In a
fire In their apartments yesterday.
Oriarte was suffocated. and his
wife fell into an air shaft.
DUkkIRk, NJ. Y-Rev. Father
Christopher Schiesl, we'll known
missionary, aged SIS. was drowned
while bathing In Lake Erie.
Observation-Disclosures L. Ait.
dorfer, writer and author. was
stabbed to death in his Chevy
Chase home. w. J. Fisher, a board
or In the Altdorfer home. is under
arrest.
Parish, mother OF the late Thomas
A. Parish OF Seattle, died yester-
day Of injuries received at her
home in st. Thomas. aged OIL years
JUNEAU. - John A. Chesney.
aged "a, was accidentally shot and
killed while hunting yesterday.
sUIsUN, CaI.--Two men. one
supposed to be Charles Worlcy.
were killed when pipe they we're
carrying came In contact with a live
electric wire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-30
EFFICIENCY NOW
The COAL

How 10 make the automobiles OF
the present not more beautiful. not
more powerful. not more durable.
but more efficient. Is the task which
every American designer and man
ufacturer must tackle right speed
n.y. declares Clement Studebaker,
Jr.
We have the beauty, the power,
the durability and we have them
all ht an amazingly low cost I'm the
typical popula.priced American
car. But American standards OF 81
nciency are still below those which
prevail abroad. especially in the
cases OF the leading costly types.
What sane business man would,
In oqulpplng plant which could be
successfully operated by an engine
OF a certain power buy for II a
power plant four or five times
that size2 And what office system
IL II that puts two or three men al
work on a task which one man can
perform withor being over-worked?
Yet how often iB II that the very
man who would shuddcr AZ such a
waste buys a motor car so over.
powered as TO be absolutely waste
full"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-30
TwinkIina.eyed Lee

Russian type. the Uncle 81. billy
goat character and n hundred 9th.
er well-known types OF humanity
by the simple adjustment OF a
whlsker makeup. believes the pic.
lures are the one best bet in the
stage world.
why, It's So weeks year and
no one-night stands" he told me
with n chuckle
TITS home cooking and never a
train to catch"
Beggs was a director on the
speaking stage for years. Recent
ly Nine. Blache has made him a
director, as well as hor chief com
edian. in the Solax company. Mr..
Beggs also said that golden-halred
girls were best for the movies. ="
COSTUME" he added. rs as i'm
portant as any feature of the act
ing"
People who see the Solax pic
lures will remember him in MAX.
ing an American" and In THE
Jenkins-Perkins War"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-30

scenes at the Solax studio. that one
OF his most memorable experiences
was an attempted walk from st.
Louis to New York.
lie was the leader of little
band, and the BAND was n com
pany OF silent players who made up
his stock organization at the time.
They were my stock company,
and my stock In trade" he said
Like all stock. they seemed to
have more downs than ups, and !
hit the tOboggan on one OF the
former"
But there's n "Billlken" strain In
Beggs somewhere. He refused to
stay down. He got new company
and new start and has been
climbing ever since.
This player. who can convert his
one clean shaver face into the old
Irishman type. the newly-landed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-30
NATIONAL SHOPS
ARE GROWING

Another large addition has been
made necessary nt the National
Motor Vehicle Co.'S buildings at
indianapolis. The newest addition.
required by the steady increase in
business, is modern brick and
cement building that allows general
expansion and at the same time
increases efficiency and eliminates
any possible lost motion in getting
materials from one department TO
another. The new building allows
10000 feet OF floor space and there
are three floors l, In built In the
rear OF the company's Twenty.
Second ~. plant
The National factories are work
ing both day and night. enjoying
the largest influx OF business during
it's twelve years Of steady growth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-30
WHAT'S
HERE

Class a Sunday 10 Tuesday Night
Yukon, the Social Pirate" three
reel feature. and a comedy reel.
Dream Sunday to tuesday Nlqht
The Clown and the Prima Don.
ma. drama: "The Man in the
Street" drama: His Last Crooked
Deal. drama, and a comedy reel
Melbourne Sunday 20 Tuesday Mich.
The Orphan OF War" two.reel
Broncho. The Unromantic Maid.
en-" Thanhauser comedy: "Mabers
New Hero" Keystone comedy:
Peg OF Polly p" Reliance West.
ern.
Tllikum Sunday to Tuesday Nloht
Joyce OF the North Woods"
two-reel Edison drama: Col. Gus
ter's Travels" showing THE Road
TO Morez. France" and "A Day
With n Hindoo Family" When
Glasses Are Not Glasses" Vita.
graph comedy.
Grand sunday TO Tuesday Night
Success" two-reel Reliance:
Flesh OF His Flesh" American
Western: 'Bashful Bachelor Bill
ly." Majestic comedy.
Colonial Sunday TO Tuesday Nlaht
"Pathe's Weekly" worlds news:
The Price OF the Free" drama.
The Episode OF Cloudy Canyon"
and He Fell in Love With His
Mother.in.Law.
Elite Sunday and Monday
THE Day OF Judgment" three
reel feature: The Story OF a Com.
edy." comedy: Help, Help. Hydro.
phobla," comedy
Circuit Sunday to Tuesday Might
ION the Threshold OF Life" I'm
ion feature; "The New Maid" Ma.
jestic comedy; THE Girl Spies
Comet" Reliance Western.
Home Theatre Sunday
Crimson Stain" three-reel fea.
turc: willie. the Wild Man" com.
edy; Tom Blacks Redemption.
Alhambra UntIl Sunday
THE Beaten PATH" three-reel
drama. When Cupid Won" com
edy; Some Runner" comedy.
Union Until Saturday Night
"A Victim OF Deceit" Kalem
drama: THE Beaded Buckskin
Bag" Selig drama. AN Unwritten
Chapter" Vitagraph drama:
"Dregs," LubIn drama; "a Surprise
for Four" Lubin comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-30
THE MOVIES
Beggs Big and Jolly Face Is Made
to Cheer the Weary in the Movies

Lee Beggs IL whlsker con.
noIsseur,
In the capacity OF a COMEDIAN
he In called upon TO make up
new character almost every day
And the greater part OF his dis.
guise. n you will. Is effected by the
arrangement OF his "whiskery' IA.
cial adornments. He makes com.
edy TO order for the Solax Stock
company OF moving picture players.
Beggs looks funny 10 start with.
He has the physique Of a happy.
contented man who has acquired
the laugh habit. His eyes twinkle
even when he Ia ordering the re
take" OF scene because someone
has Numbered His voice Is big
and sure and Jolly az II It were
made to cheer the weary.
To show that his optimism isn't
all mere smile. he said. between
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-30
A Salesman's paradise

According 20 the state registra-
ton statistics. Southern California.
famous as motorists paradise. Is
also n most fertile field Of effort
for the automobile salesman. or
the fourteen leading makes selling
nj over 800. no less than i.723 cars
have been sold this season in Los
Angeles. San Diego. San Bcrnar.
dino. Riverside. Imperial. Orange
Santa Barbara and Ventura
counties. Studebaker leading with
q total OF 1875 TO 72s for the near.
est competitor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-30
TO SPEAK AGAIN

The Free Speech Defense league
Will again meet in City Hall park
tomorrow afternoon.
No action has thus far been taken
on Judge HUMPHREYS order TO Pros
ecutor Murphy 10 draw up con-
tempt informations against the
speakers at last Sundays meeting
The signers OF the petition will
meet Sunday evening. in the Labor
temple. to discuss what steps TO
take
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-30
LORD sTRArHcoNA IN N. v

NEW YORK, Aug. 30.--Lord
strathcona,' Canadian high com
missioner in England, is In New
York today with Lady Strathcona.
He IA en- route TO Montreal, where
he will attend the annual meeting
ana banquet OF the American Bar
association,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-30
HOLLANDS RIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 30.-Dec-
laration that the queen OF The
Netherlands is taking personal
interest In the Panama-Pacific ex-
position. and. that as result, Hol-
land will have representation
that will attract worldwide atten-
ton. was made here today by H.
A. Won Coenen-Torchiana, commits
sioner of The Netherlands to the
exposition, who has just returned
from Holland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-30
THE MARKETS

The first shipment OF huckleber-
ries this season have arrived on
Western avenue. few express
crates OF the berries coming Fri.
day Huckleberries today sold at
10 cents a pound. Owing TO the
late spring. huckleberries will be
high and scarce this year.
A slight decline in the price Of
the top liberia stock peaches is
expected on the street Pears are
stronger, and IL is now becoming
difficult for the dealers to keep a
good supply OF ripe pears on hand.
The egg market was firm today.
Prices paid producers for fruit.
and vegetables
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-30
Peace for Mexico

Despite the unsettled conditions
In the Sister Republic" D. h. Rich.
ardson and =. J. Dunkerly. the lat.
ter banker In Mexico City, have
Just. closed big contract with
Studebaker. insuring them the
Studebaker line for the whole coun-
try
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-30

Mr. J. q. Fenton received wire
from 4 s. Eldridgc. manager OF
the Buick Automobile Company.
upon his arrival At the factory. in
which he states that he had very
pleasant trip and enjoyed his tour
through Yellowstone Park. The
1914 Bucks are coming through
the factory In good shape. and de-.
llveries will begin promptly in a
week or ten DAYS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-30
FIRST DEGREE ASSAULT

Samuel A. Lovejoy, who answered
an Introduction by his former wife
to her new husband. Hiram George,
by opening fire upon him and miss
ing him, was formally charged by
Prosecutor Murphy with assault In
tho first degree.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-30
WHAT'S
COMING

The new program Mt the Colonial
theatre for the Sunday change will
include "Pathe's Weekly" In which
many happenings OF international
importance are shown, also n big
Essanay feature with Carl Stock
dale. the old Lois star. In the new
cast This story. which Is typically
Western. In entitled The Episode
at Cloudy Canyon and deals with
the revenge OF n Mexican who has
been reprimanded for beating his
horse. The play IL full OF action
and gives many opportunities for
the exhibition OF expert horseman-
ship. He Fell In Love With His
Mother-in-Law" Is among the com.
edy offerings and depicts graph
ically that the way 10 win n mans
love is by means OF his appetite
The Price OF the Free" Is
strong problem play. the principal
characters In which are three
swells. out for a time. and n tramp
WHO has seen better days. Quaint
Singapore" Is an unusually inter.
esting travelogue. showing the
strange buildings OF this wonderful
city and the strange manners and
customs OF the multitude OF Malays,
Hindus and Chinese that form ita
population.
YUKON" AT CLASS A SUNDAY
The plot revolves around the
means to which some private de.
tectives" will go 10 prove charges
brought against innocent victims
Roger Verne marries Cecile
Dorne, after having been quite
friendly with Yvonne Dorne. The
latter had no opportunity to ayenge
her wounded pride for several
years. Finally through Yukon.
the social pirate. she places Cecile
under suspicion by means OF n
faxed photo and a faxed message.
They are divorced but Ceclle's
child will not accept Yvonne. There
are a number OF further compiled.
lions In which Yukon features. and
In the end he brings Cecile and
Roger together again and dies.
shot by Cecile.
THE Ghost OF Granlelgh comes
to the Clemmer Sunday for n three
days stay. the feature offering OF
the new bill.
This is one OF those different
from-usual motion picture stories
and promises to be exceptionally In
terestIng. II tells OF the ghost OF n
man who. centuries before, had
wrecked a happy home. and pre-
vents a similar disaster today. The
stage settings are elaborate. several
scenes being especially
beautiful The cast includes sew
eral OF the well known stars OF the
motion picture world.
A comedy. THE Cooks Revenge"
offers many funny situations and
shows what might happen when the
queen of tho kitchen is crossed In
her love affair with the policeman
on the beat
Two other photoplays are on
the program in addition 20 musical
by Esther Sundquist, vio-
lin soloist; w. X Lai, Chinese
tenor: Oliver @. Wallace. organlst !
For next Wednesday. The Call
showing one Of the greatest and most
thrilling railroad wrecks ever pic
tured. around which Ia built n
drama, will be the big attraction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-30
Warren Joins stuue b aker

T.. + Warren. an automobile en-
gineer OF wide experience. has
Joined the staff % Chief Engineer
Heaslet ~ The Studebaker Corpo.
ration AS Chief Craftsman. In
charge OF the big room at Plant 10
where a force OF 40 men Is contin.
mally NJ work Incorporating on pa.
per the Ideas OF the Studebaker de.
ElgnerR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-30
NEWS OF THE AUTO WORLD

Spokane. but tho Northwest head.
quarters Will remain In Seattle.
DIR. NJ. A. Miller. OF the Miller
Auto Company. is taking his vaca-
ton In the form OF tour OF the
state. lie IL expected back Mon
day Of next week.
The Miller Auto Company re
ports the sale OF two Stewart
trucks to Wing Bros OF Tacoma.
The Cadillac Agency expects a
carload OF passenger cars 10 ar.
rive soon. They state the b-paa
senger type IL selling as fast as
they can get them.
II II. Jones OF Seattle has bought
n h'ton Lincoln Truck. which he
has had rebuilt TO n narrow gauge.
lie viii use the truck TO haul sleds
In Alaska
Bert de Castollane. the rapid
flro' salesman OF the Buick Auto
mobile Company. returned Sunday
from a trip through Grays Harbor
district. having driven one OF the
new Buick Trucks over the road as
far as Centralia and return.
He reports very glowingly on his
trip, having covered 600 miles with.
out even puncturc He states
That the farmers and business men
In general. throughout the country.
are looking forward TO the return
OF good times
While In ioqulam, he made his
headquarters AT the Hoqulam Auto
Co, agents OF the Buick Ia that
territory Mr. Rhlnea. manager OF
tho iloquiam Auto Co, Is much
elatod over the 1914 Buick line
He states that this ia going N be
great year for Bucks In that sec.
ton.
II. W. Smyly. OF the Buick Auto
mobile Company. last week dellv.
cred new Buick 30.roadster TO
DR.. Brodnax. OF s07 Third Avenue.
a Model 20 gray to Mr.. T. X Swift,
OF the Mckee Lumber Company.
and another 20 Buick. IN wine. TO
DR. Sloane.
Mr. Lou Shomar. the Buick
agent at Port Angeles. accom-.
panied by his family. spent few
days OF last week In Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-30

Fifteen violators OF the fish and
game laws were tried yesterday
and found guilty by Justice Fred G.
Brown. Thirteen we're fined 81 and
costs and two were fined $40 and
costs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-30
SULPHUR, Okla. Y. schenck,

editor OF local paper. was shot
and killed today by John Lindsay.
schenck refused TO EAT" copy OF
his paper that contained editorial
reference to Lindsay. and the shoot
Ing followed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-30

Mr.. Bob oliver Of Bremerton
spent Monday In Seattle. and. while
here. signed up for the Buick
agency for the coming year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-30

Mr.. c. j. Sebastian. manager OF
the Wederd Independent Fish Com.
pany; MIR. r. G. Burke Of the pa
cific Coast Employment office. Mr.,
Nick Pohlman. manager OF the Mis.
sion Cigar store. and Mr.. II. Stod-
dard went TO Snoqualmle on a fish.
Ing trip this week. They made n
fine catch OF trout. The pleasure
OF the trip was much enhanced by
the big Stearns car. equipped with
Firostone tires. in which Il was
taken and the entire trip was made
without mishap OF any kind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-30

Mr.. A Terrell. OF tho Terrell
Auto Co. spent few hours In Sc.
attic "Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-30
CARAvELS WILL GO

CHICAGO. Aug. 30.--J. r. Foster.
general superintendent OF the South
Park board. today declared he con-
sidered It unlikely that any action
would be taken on the several pro-
tests against the removal Of the
carayels OF Columbus. for tempo
rary exhibition at the San Fran
cisco exposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-30

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