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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-04
SMALL YARNS

GUARANTEE
SMALL FARMS
We have the hest buy for you In Yves,
srn Washington We knnw this land
has the value. and want you to
kno~ a. II not ~ appreciated. We VIII
paw your expenses and wages Tor your
time while YOU are Inspecting this land
The lard 10 good and the guarantee 10
good This land seiis readily 60 those
vho Investigate one buyer said II;
70 iusi like sir compared 10 most
other land ] have examined
t.nsssa of burned over easy to clear
free from rock and ErAvei; finest pas
ture right now nearby mills provide
employment
RI0HT LOCATION AND RIoHT PRICE
Let Us tell you the fun particulars Us 90
20 $50 % per acre EASY terms
oREGoN g WARRINGTON pEv co
en- Hoge HidE
RICH ALDER BOTTOM
LAND
I have several choice tracts lcft as good
as anything IN the NJ, Vernon district
~ you want good land. better examine
these NJ : 600 acres 4 niies east Of
~ Vernon. are selling fast tt's the
soil tho district and the work for my
settlers that does o. And then I am
selling on such very favorable terms
Better see mo
II. {. PETERS
500 THIRD Az. SEATTLE
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BONDS. WRNTS. MTGES.

VIZ my AND sFff.
warrants bonds morfragss Esabiithed
70 years 81 BELLE Bldg
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MONEY IN CHICKENS
We have an ideal place for them IN our
rev south rAun;i.roy addition. fins
rich soil sunnY southern slope no city
isres Sidewalk 10 car We piii seil
you on terms q % % cash ard balance
- 90 per month Take a FauntisrUy
car Sunday and get Of at the end Of
the lire ard ash for ~ Adams
JOHN II WHITE co.
se1 ORIENTAL BLOCK
Main 3sog
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81 Rial EsTATE LOANs

SMALL AHOrsr no tpA% uE rNfM-
proved lore NO acreage D WIlfH.
80 srn r1rE nk Elliott t19T
Loans oE rHfTtFE ETr VA
Roach. 1ft r..p.rs HaHk H.dE l1t
Pike
RIAL LHTATE LOAts aoFrHEnN
Bond and HoffEaFs 90 If9f Tguffh
hs between PIKE and linton
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10 Male HELP WANTED

WY 10 LUNpQriFr lilly sfff -
suits fnr u.s. because they sell them
up stairs ssrnnd f1orr Joshua Green
uitE
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Special Equipment Tor
MODERN
| NEEDLE TREATMENT
in
SYSTEMIC AFFECTIONS
.EHRIlIGH' S91g
. S 1000
Exclusive Office and Hospital
Practice
w GRANT TUCKER NJ d
Globe Blk. First and Madison
MEN ,, rgs'i.i WOMEN
} FUNERAL DIRECTORS
BUTTERWORTH & SONS
The mnst complete H sfHarf tstaH..s.
mrH' in the oart fH aes Main and
EiHau $40 pst First
D. q WrtltsrArr bsrrut,KtN
ans emhaImrf 1893 Msfaef ff rhnns
COLUMBIA UNDERTAKING. ESQ.,. JtF
Fafhri and Walter b. famt1Ir
Funrrri bIrret.ra t4sea.s1 Eutatr
80 nra.en sou uss UalHler az
RAINIER VALLEY U@nru AkiSe
81 rhs'ps Naaaser "fi
nsiater Az Thnos ca.auniA no
vNtsEHsirr VNbEHrAKtNi rAW
lars t;it iIh D NHfth si- " 2
furAnsr
HONE rNuERfAkiS4 60 atCrEes.
ore 90 Wa-~nturs 60. ttte N'nth ar
peess Ss,g e, ~ S.,.ls,, 49,,
q CREMATORIES
BUTTERWORTH & SONS
Cr-ntaf.r. taiuuhartaHl ant No.. telns
infrfnatI.n ard illustrated gsasIrt an
Application farurs Main aai Eiuaff
30 Dsi wet a.
ctr RUS otr ron It,n. SEND
birth date and 90 eents for horo.
scope % your entire iifc PROT
Raphael 100 LaSinEton av. New
-I0~sN~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~-~~
IL WANTED
w.s,,a use. ~ p.r esst Mas isu
roVNo NAS. woHktNo Is FfRE bE
partmsui. ranfs rnen ard hnaff o.
private family Address A-ieia rhs
star
WOULD LIKE 10 GEr SOME nEcOvu.
hAni s~rfianai bookcases Masf 10 fn
reod canti'i1n ant reasonable - rs
knnw shat 700 hate 90 star
WANTED Ft.Ar ror OAK nrsE
SSsS-s -, -, .,S,,s : y,
8 MISCELLANEOUS
HuMMAGE EALE sotrmwrsr con
ner sfrih ana i'ina Ladies ssets raafs
wee 10
tss SEWING MACHINE FoW SALE
eesss lsasins ths cry 80 eprrs a.
wANrEp-ro TRADE 4 $50 HiuH
Erafs va'rh foe good hul pup ~
wiu put ne vaieh In firs, ri.s. sonsi
ton. r-laaa The s'af
KODAK DEVELOPING fe- rEH roll
arr slss lacabs rhata Hhpe r.i nif
CHE nAsNErT-B NATIVE WERHa Ton
Fhsumatisr,. 50 tablets for ss- an
fruEEEts
SIRE VIZ MAKE rH0aE CARrs T0
cover yaaf dFiirafssaen Eeofs rariur
Hh9r Cass - Nsin 4ebf
FOR sAtE -pAYpAHK PHoro roHr
Addrsss A-s9il. star
TOh SALE ONE ZINE uEtafA~
Giant buck ofhsr Stock ready sa1n
Phone queen Anne isat
ron HALE ROYAL HANgE. WEAKLY
nsw ifs1 W tsth -
FOR SALE -rHHEE nEvEi-TLATE
shuw cases
THE SOUND ELECTRIC co
700 Ffrsr Av
MUSICAL RECORD EruANgr
1918 Westlake. Seattle Phone esra
clsarnE House f1r 1uslrai in.fram-n,.
FOR SALE HEt9fAN WAuIs
weight u 20 - pounds s6lt Hasisy 81
RIDER TIRED HrG0Y kND a SO 3
horss and harness f1r sale Apply ifig
| Rainier AZ
ILADIEs sAMFLE HATS EXrHN0T-
| dinarv values for o. 90 ts Iaf..s
/ sample Hat Store. over Pantasss inca
| ire
EMPIRE DYE Works -CLEANTyu
and repairing f1f First work
Gated pr ard delivered . 8 20
LOOK & S,f GO. s $f'':I % Ne s.
>EW PIANOS FOR Rent. REST Ar
piled 0n purchase Meyer Toner. ait
Z Union
T1LIKTM DYE WORKS
HfEh class work 81 reasonable prices
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vacant or improved
BrEWELI 4 NDffFDHD
Main 2ttt CrlmHu BIdK
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4 FiNE CHICKEN RANcH. cLosE ~.
Tor the price % the improvements
ksnwpoa itti
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RCMMAGE EAt.E sotrHwEsr con
nsr sirih ana iTno Ladies' sssts. caafs
n aa no
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AVA" Nprr. Optical 90.
kJF~lk = u Manly. Mar.
201 Pcoples va nix
new rtASps FOR RENT. NESr AZ
piled on purch1se Meyer Toner. 1it
Union
TfLfKrd DYE WORKS
HiEh class work 81 reasonable prices
We know how phoua Elliott sasa
~~~N>~~~D~-~~~J~-~-~~I~.~ J~1~y~~-~~S~.N~~~--
9 LIVE STOCK
- HEfFERs. . GOOD cows 1 FRrsH.
heavY niiksr Ksnwond 1874
fNDTAN RUNNER DUCKS
Have some good ones priced rixh,
4 HORTON. fis Mutual Life Hlfr
IL SPECIAL NOTICES
MONEY! TO LOAN. FROM 81 900 TO
1900 Thomas uRen. az Hlnckley
Ilk
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IL BUSINESS CHANCES

VIZ ARE HEADQtAHrERs FoR ALL
kinds - business Chances Anything
submitted by Ne IL absolutely on tho
square Have you a business 10 sell
List with uH. 10 have customers wait.
INK M Northern Bank HidE
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COMPANIES fNCOHPoRATED Any
where Horenbaum = Co gaa HaiKht
Hifr second and Pine
SMALL GENERAL aTOHE M0NEY
maker. cash only Few such chances
BETTER Investigate Immediately ~
Chambers Tukwfls. wash
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HONE t%uEHf AktS4 $40 HtcrEas
ore 60 Uas~ntrrs Go. ftfa Nfnth ar
reens Nsig i.ll ss1 E.li..t go
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% MALE SITUATION

HOUSE WIRING or Any EiECrRfcAT.
fsis
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\ ouARAxTEE

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-19
PEACE PACT
(continusa r., rirr. rar,l

ton enbodies generally the principles
OF Secretary Bryan's plan to bring to
an end warfare between the nations OF
the world. but 10 differs In some de-
tails from similar .pacts already
signed There ls no provision In 10
for the maintenance OF the statu quo
as 10 military and naval preparations
during the period of Investigation.
Mr.. Bryan pointed out day. how
over. that he considered THIS fea-
ture MONIES initial acceptance Of thu
principle ~ inyestigation being the
keynote 81 the plan
A Slight Concession.
I'm Regulating tie treaty Secretary
bryan made e. slight concession to the
Netherlands in the matter az the am
poiniment rf The nIih member uf the
VerW9nrnf informal inuaI commission.
To DO chosen hl common agreement
between Ntfv two governments. IL be-.
ing understood that thIr shall not hn
a citizen m either country
While none of the refce treaties
has been ratified hy fhH souato ns toI.
cecreiDrN NrtHu said fhi. was Ono fo
the press or hufIur.s and That DO "a.
pccted 10 encounter 10 difficulty when
ih" nacis are reached by the upuor
house
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81. CIaIrsviIc nrief,

ffforneys VIM tfXou. David
James. George Eiackfcri and Alvin
Sedgwick. of Martins Very were
visitors iu town Thursday.
Mrs y w. Armefrour. Of Arm
effongs Mills. was the guest az rel1
ftn4 Boo town Thursday afternoon
Mr. th1s Stewart. Of Crnfraif7
Mo-. nrl Mrs r. No. Hunter o..
NJ nc''nr. OPP" guests af the homo OF
John Campbell ON "wednesday
ono of 'ns fastest Gaines OF fl.
season 500 r' played Urrr r-.Is.
rt'nin-. whom 'ho local trtm e.r
moot fro Martins Torry team aa I..t
urH .n .In ho.f condition ars.fIf
frf.n "II convey fu" Martins T.rIt
I.Ufere Urrn
Miss to..tr Workman. local cor
respondent to fhn Ntua vas calling
1000 friends a' Hella'ro. Thursdtt
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In Court for MANY v..r,

DANBURY. Conn Dec IS-Tbe
so-called Danbury hatters' case has
been before the courts for more than
ten years once % was before the
United states supreme court OF the
go original defendants. more than 80
nave since died and two neyo gone
insane. The American Federation of
Labor supported tho haffcfs. and
prominent labor Officials. Including
samuel Goupers John Mitchell and
Frank Morrison. gave testimony at
some Of the trials
walkoIt of union hatters. ON.
pioycd 10y ID. T. Ioewe g. Co. In 1902
vas tr' beginning of the case The
factory rp fO that time and since has
been conducted ON non union basis.
In 1908. -. = ioove q 60. brought
suit AGAINST Martin LAWYER and o2q
other members az tho lattcrs' union
alleging H irycotf that vas in violn
lion of tho sherman auti-.-uet law.
in thtH interstate commerce was re.
strained The company alleged that
its hu .nr.e haI been rorirueiv I'm.
urfd NN OBJ" boycott and claimed
t-.t"'. H.mIrrr
soon 9ftr fIr auf wau I-0upnt.
tho American Federation ~ T. hor a.
rfu"d fo .fnnl behind The dcf.uIanfa
ar1 fo reimburse trer. arair.t AM,
loss Tho NuU No1roft Society OF
NW"fic1 .unuHficl rho rlsl1fiFr. IN
fH" lINraf bon reality Irtrf0uof
into l'rI BEETLE between those two
Went % supr- me Court
Aft'r maF dri1ta Tho case was az
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Inc Following is a list OF names OF
persons drawn by the clerk and the
sherin yesterday to serve on the
grand jury and are TO appear Wednes.
day, the seventh at 10 O'Clock: Luteu
PATTERSON, II. T. ID. No. /, Rethesda.
I'D. sutton. Bellaire. o.: Ross Walk.
er. Colerain. o.: William Hobb Mar.
TINS Ferry; George Barnes. 81. Chairs.
VIE. o; Roland DENIES. Pease town.
snip: Harry Wilson. GAINESVILLE. q .
ID. McNay GAINESVILLE. O.: John Por.
ter. Pease township: George smith.
Pease township. j. Clinton Boyd. r.
=. Dr No. .. GAINESVILLE: Paul Berry
Hammock; T. b. Phillips. Bellaire
Maine Bartholomew. Martins Ferry :
\ J. Phillips. Jerusalem.
The petit jury, to appear Monday
the twelfth. Aaron RAMSEY pow.
hatan: August Kraft. Martins Ferry
H.. w. Kirk. Flushing. o: Peter
Schrnmm; Bellaire: Thomas Cr,n.
Minis. Bellaire. +. s Mead. Barnes.
vile; Charles Thoburn. Mead town.
snip: &. VI. Coulter. Kelsey: William
Crozier. Shadyside. Charles Ions.
Barnesville: Robert Watt. Jacobs.
burg; Samuel Taylor. ST. Clairsville [.
Van Patton. Fairport. o.: John Phil
lips. Armstrong; Mills. Thomas Red
dlngton. Holloway, o.. s. = Brokaw.
Flushing. Wilson McCloud. Smith
township: Alvin McComas. Colerain.
John Howell. Flushing; r. A. Davis.
Bellaire, o.
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THE WOMAN who
fails to investigate
the opportunities of.
; life such as this sale
has no one to blame
but herself if she.
doesn't prosper.
Here now, every woman in
Wheeling is offered the
chance to buy goods she
will surely need sooner or
ldCer, az prices way below
what she has had to pay
formerly or will have to-
pay later. The shrewdI
women--thOSe who are get
ting ahead--are quick to-
grasp such an opportunity
as this. They realize that
to take advantage of it is,
just like finding money.
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~ THME BEsT or HUmoe-

They saw he's a rlfted speaker d"
Gifted should say he ~. Wny
DO can talk en- hour on minute
notice Detroit Free Press.
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JUDGMENT FOR
Continued iron. FRS. Pars1

directed 10 go on strike. and II Is
claimed that almost Immediately a
boycott was established. The plain
tiffs assert that this measure "cop.
verted p profit OF SoT 900 I'm 1901 into
losses ranciuc from $1,000 in 1901 TO
81 900 in 1904
Judge Cox said in conclusion OF his
finding.
No one disputes the proposition
mat labor unions are lawful. All
must admit that they ara not only
lawful but highly beneficial when IL.
taHN ana fairly conducted. but like
all other combinations. Irrespective OF
their objects and purposes. they must
obey the law"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-19

Mrs. John Frazier and Miss Martha
Darrah charminrlv entertained a
number Of their lady friends az the
Darfah home on Main street. Thurs.
day afternoon 40 sewing and tho
evening 90 cards This was ono of
tho most brilliant affairs of tho sea
son and guests from Hridgeporf Roll.
aire and Martins Ferry were present
Dainty Luncheon. wnrn snrVnl-
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ST. GAINESVILLE
Realty Transfera

ST. GAINESVILLE. d. Dec. IS
From j. c. Conner ct ux. TO Samuel
McMasters. tract of land In Mead
township. Consideration. 81.
From Mary Boone TO Fritz Sauer
tract OF land I'm Powhattan Point. Con
sideration. 81.
From Martins Ferry Improvement
company To Rose Paxton. tract of land
IN Pease township. Consideration. 81.
From Maria Lovejoy to Emme, Daw.
son. tract of land in Pultney township
Consideration. 81.
From Mary \. Carrie to Ephraim
Carrie, tract of land in Mead township.
Consideration. 81.
From board OF education of Cole
rain township TO Charles Jones. trac,
OF land In Colerain township. Consid
GRAFTON. Si0O.
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Case Filed.


The following case was fled Thurs
day IN common pleas court. entitled
David n. James. administrator, VS.. r..
4 q. Railroad company. The admin.
istrator asks damages in the sum OF
1898 with costs for the death OF
L"iis Golec. which occurred SeIfem-
Der >. 1912. when he WAS rrn down bv
the negligence of the defendant COM
pany between Barton and st. Clairs-
vile. William Dixon and David
James of Martins Ferry are the attor.
neys for the plaintiy.
Probate Court
In the matter OF the accounts sci
for hearing December Il, 1913: proc,
OF publication OF notice approved.
In the matter OF the will OF Sarah
Greenwood. deceased: will admitted
TO probate.
In the matter OF the estate OF Emil
Wilhelm. deceased; account filed and
notice ordered.
In the matter OF the estate OF las
VI. Green; account filed and notice
ordered
In the matter OF the estate OF John
+. Hunt. deceased; proof OF publica.
ton OF notice OF appointment filed.
In the matter OF the guardianship
or Elizabeth SchOen. a lunatic: ac.
count filed and notice ordered
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township. Green county. Jesse L, S.cr.r,,
h1s drilled 40. - on the T. W keerer
Farm through the Uunkard sand and nae
~ barrel pumper. In the same distinct
IN 'nnEtrd township. Perry g. HaIdwfr
nave drilled 40. ON the H. " william
son Farm through the bunkard Sand AVID
nave ? barrel pumper In Greene town
SUD- rederick Garrison has drilled so.
on tho o.. + Williamson farm frr,,,ct
tho Irnkard sand ana has very irht
plmpsr.
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Will Entertain

MISS Cara Johnston will entertain
a number OF her young friends Sat.
urday evening in her home ives: OF
town. Games and music will be the
chlef diversions or the syening and
refreshments will be served
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signed for trial In the United States
district court, but was not then tried
being taken to the supreme court Of
tho United States for an interpreta-
ton. In February. 1903. the suprem.
court handed down a decision. in ef-
feet that the allegations constituted
violation 81 the sherman law. In
october OF the following year tn
trial was begun before the United
states district court ri Hartford
After trial of II weeks. the Jury
returned verdict for the plaintiif
OF $4,000. judge Plat now do
ceased. awarded triple DAMAGES. IN
accordance with the sherman law. so
mat with costs. the total amount was
Tho verdict was sci aside by the
court OF appeals and n new trial or
dered. Iudce Martin % Vermont
heard tho second trial In tho United
states district court % Hartford and
on October n. 1919 the Jury returned
verdict for tho plaintiff ~ sS~ 1Cp
ana costs. no amount being trehied
according 90 Law The case was an
r0Hled again and the arguments were
heard boz New York last month
~ TIME BEST or HumoR.
They saw he's q Flfted speaker d"
Gifted should say he a.. why
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chrlstmas Entertalnmrnt.

The following Christmas program
has been arranged and viii be heard
at the Methodist church next We'd
neXdav az 1:30.
Music .. nv Gcbool
Prayer .......... Rev / l.. FYsbsr
Primary Song
Recitation ..... Jesus q Little Child"
Elizabeth Mckee
Recitation ..........
GO. What q Little Fellow can Do
Hubert Williamson
Recitation ..:........--... My Gift"
Virginia Fox
Music ...... ......... By the School
" Under the Kings Banner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-19
Marriage Licenses.

Sylvan Alexander. age %. OF Chi.
caSo, III; and Mary r. Mcdaniel. age
~, OF Bridgeport. O. Squire Side
bottom.
Frank Widmar age 80. OF Bellaire,
and Mary kulcsar. age p. OF Bellaire,
Ohio
John +. Bali. age so. aud Mildre 4
pickering, age %. both OF Flushing,
Ohio.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-08-05

d-sss WAS by Rev Dr. Meyer. Of
d The Others Who pasqc.pSs-.
were Rev. Carey Bonner. OF Lohoupk
NJ r x. warren. OF Michigan. 80
Rev. 8. P. McNaughfon. OF ufAey-.
saturday afternoon occurred -
concert, given by a chorus %.
voices. under the direction OF 10 =
zurich and the director OF the con
vention music. The chorus SANG ~
German and were assisted by the !on-
halle orchestra OF AZ pieces, one OF tne
finest Symphony orchestras In EuIopoo
and hv other artists. including q COM
nany of ten Swiss Yodlers. VINO gavs
several selections that createo ~no
mt usiasm. Every seat IN the
halle was occupied and ~.
NAMED standing during inc wv
OF the concert .o
i've convention with great interest,"
o,d unanimity elected Sir RoDef'
y.aidlaW. of London. president loI 'ns
coming three years, and MT n. :
HeintZ of Pittsburg. Penn. chairman
of the executive committee, win Mr
Marion LaWrance, or chicago III
Rev. Carey Bonner. OF Lonoon, ON
secretaries, and FRANK l" Dio"n
Brooklyn. N. y, nelo ecle'diS ~
executive committee Of representative
WON of many lands will direct INT
work. which promises to be the mos
imnortant and extensive yet under
taken by the association Sir Rooer
IaidIaw. then ew president. is a mar
of large affairs. with extensive business
interests in England and India. ~
is a ~princely giver, deeply interested II
Sunday schools. and for a ions I'm
has heeD one Of the leaders of tn
orpanized work in Grea Brainaln
He Is q Congregationalist.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-08-05
REeh[hM MARBLE l
SHIPPING CENTER
Bonds Of 81 Postmasters Re.
Movable in August
Because Examinations Have
Not Been Held to Qualify
Others to Fill Places.
(BY w. r.

Washington. D.. c., Aug. 2.-Recal.
n. c., has been recognized as a mar
bic shipping center. the Interstate
Commerce Commission issuing an or.
der today allowing railroads to shio
marble from that point to several
Virginia and Eastern points without
observing the provisions Of the long
and short haul clause in the fourth
section.
Ruffn and Reidsvile were also fay.
ored in an order issued today, thu
railroads being permitted to establish
a first class rate Of "a cents per hun
dred pounds on freight to those points
from points in what Is known as the
"Cincinnati and Louisville group"
Bonds Must Be Renewed.
Bonds OF t~hirty-One pOstmasters IN
fourth class Offices in North Caro- ina
must be renewed in August. Had there
been an appropriation from Congress
by which the Civil Service Commits
sion could speedily carry out the or
der Of President Wilson compelling
heSe incumbents to stand an examina-
| ton in order to keep their places,
Democrats might now be on the eligi-
BILE list ready to step into the yacan-
cies- AS it is, probably not half a
| dozen in the localities affected have
stood a civil service examination and
so must wait for the commission 10
| reach North Carolina with the exami-
nations Indications are that the tests
cannot be held until next spring.
The following are the offices in
which bonds are renewable this
month: Advance. Air Bellows, Anna.
Bee Log, Blackwood. Candy. Downs
vile, Draco, Barleys, Ellerbe, Faust.
Fonta Flora, Goshen, Haze Havelock.
Hill, Lahatoka, Maple Springs. Mertie,
Patrick, Rachel, Rhine, Saulston,
Scaly, Top Not, Trivett. Waverly, VIII
liams, Window, Wood, lara
Wants Place as Appraiser.
Philip Nelson, Of Greensboro, is
here in connection with his applica-
ton for a place as an appraiser of the
physical valuation Of railroads, a work
under the direction OF the Interstate
Commerce Commission.
w. F. Carr. Of Durham, is here.
Misses Ethel and May PUNK. 0!
Kings Mountain, are here visiting
, their cousin, William L. PUNK, secre-
tary to Representative Webb.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-08-05
BOY SCOUTS AID SOUGHT.
In Raising Funds for Old Soldiers
Reunion in Durham.

Durham, Aug. 2.-Maior J. w.
Hamilton has asked the boy scouts
to aid him in the collection OF the
fund for the entertainment Of the old
soldiers at the annual reunion in Dur.
ham the latter part Of this month.
The head of the local camp of the old
veterans also asks that the boy scouts
aid in looking after the old soldiers.
directing them to the various homes
IN the community where some of
them will be guests during the re-
union, and also help in guarding the
camp and waiting on the old soldiers
while they are in Durham. The
scouts readily agreed to help in these
matters.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-08-05
FURTHER UNION APPEALS
TO GOVERNOR FERRIS
His Personal Investigation OF
copper Miners SOFike~Congrees-
lOnal Inquiry May be Sought.

Copper Miners StFike~Congrees-
1ona Inquiry May be Sought.
Calumet, Mich. Aug. 2.-Further
union appeals to Governor Ferris Tor
personal investigation OF the copper
liners strike were made today and
we're followed tonight by an intimA-
tion that steps might be takxn to pro
cure a congressional investigation OF
Industrial situation.
Union officials said they could MAZE
a prima fafie showing at least equal
20 tnat or the Urited Nine WORKERS.
Whlch resulted in the senatorial hear
ing In West Virginia. The Western
federation OF Miners will make no
such move un1c~; the continued ef-
Iorts OF Governor Ferris fai to effect
a settlement.
me union claimed tonight that the
Hflnang companies were organizing d
Seritable army Of guards to take the
pLace OF the State troops. Such ac-
,ion- it was claimed. could result only
IN a reign of terror.
Inc companies On the other hand,
repeated their assertions that outsid-
IT'S nave not been brought into the
INSURER and that only armed men
apout mines after the troops leave
VIII De sherif's deputies. duly sworn
tana commissioned. In the first days
OF the strike the deputies were with
OUT but most Of the men
acunS nde the sheriff now possess
no. sucks and revolvers-
'aSes of intimidation were reported
ikO10 several mine locationA