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The Washington herald., 1913-07-13

son. A. B. Caruthers, Mr.. and Mrs. Chap
man fowler. Mrs. Alice v. fowler.
Howell w. fowler. Mr.. and Mrs. o. j.
Singleton. Miss Florence Elwood, Mrs.
II. ]. Elwood and children. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. B. Johnson. Mr.. Dodge. Mrs E. T.
Vermillion. Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Brooke.
Mrs. George F. Petty. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry B. Goldsmith. and Ed Elwood.
Mrs. o. B. Spillman entertained last
week Mrs. Phillip Hungerford and daugh-
ter. Miss Alice Hungerford. of the
Portner.
Miss Josephine Wagner and Miss G. H.
Bean. Of Washington, spent the weekend
here
Washingtonians stopping at Stuart
Cottage were J. L kaufman, ]. E.
Queentz, W. Wallace, r. r. Hawkins
and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Gordon, A.
T Bacharach. A. NJ. Oppenheimer. A.
W. Ross. T. Kuhn. Mr.. and Mrs. G. C.
Burton. Miss Julia II. Odem. Miss Marie
Bischoff. c. E. Dunbar. l.. S. Bradley.
Mrs. L. T. Bischoff.
Among the Washington visitors to New
Waterloo, the home of Mrs. T. T. Ninde.
were Mrs Tate. Mrs. X. Edmonston.
Mrs. W. Lewis. Mr.. Edmonston. Miss
Virginia Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. R. c.
Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Fottinger, Allen
Pottinger, Benjamin Pottinger. ex-Repre-
sentative Morgan of Ohio. Misses Buick.
Misses Davis, Mr.. and Mrs Sheriff and
child, Mr.. Whitney. Mr.. Schaub.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus. Torsberg. Of Wash
ington, will spend the summer at the
Hammond Cottage.
The New Atlanta numbers among its
guests Mrs A. NJ. Simpson and daugh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Prick, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roger B. Smith, John Riplinger.
Bancroft F. Foley, Mr.. and Mrs 8. A.
Seedlings. o. S. Waugh, James F. Ran
dali. Martin n. Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Kelley. r. Bergeman. Thomas ID. NC
Cav, Mr.. and Mrs. George Sacks and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Benton.
Mr.. and Mrs James II. Denmeade, Mr..
George Lipscomb.
Mrs N. Bragale, Of Membres, New
Mexico, has been visiting Mrs. j. u.
wilkins, at Classic Shore.
Those spending their vacation at She'll
field on the-Potomac are Mr.. Fred
Blanchard, Mr.. ]. b. Morrison Mr.. 3.
n. Beck. Mr.. s. Thompson. Mr.. Dement,.
Mr.. A. s. Benson, Mr.. Chaffee. Mr.. A. G.
Vanderlip. Mr.. W. B. Acker. Mr.. Sam
Acker. MI. w. B. Keilsam. Mr.. Robert
Ke,lsam. Mr.. c. Cramer. Mr.. Lenox
Iohe. Master Alfred Acee, MIR. Myron
scribner. Mr.. Joe Cohen! Mr.. and Mrs.
M Healer and children. Miss Cropley.
Miss Anna G. Cav. Miss Edna Cosdon,
Miss Marion Cramer. Miss Lydia Acee.
Miss Louise Cramer. Miss Helen King.
Miss Edith King. Mrs. HUMPHREYS, Mrs.
g Adams Miss Ruth Adams, Mr.. and
Mrs Idpscomb, Misses Sarah Benson.
Cora Tracy. May A. Mundy. Myra
Hardy, and Helen Hunt.
Stopping at walcott House are the fol.
lowing Washingtonians: c. H. Dill. A.
Zentgraf, w. A. Carlin and family. H. d.
Dawson. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark and
daughter, Mrs. E. H. Gravatte. J. J. Kel-
Ter. Mr.. and Mrs. F. White. Charles
speake, Alden Boardman. c. w. Bright.
S,,fe Mr. and Mrs. Julius A. West.
lanes CATER. Mrs. A. L. Bundy. r. p.
ouesenberry. and Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe
G Rangv.
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Heights, left yesterday for a trip abroad
to extend over several weeks. He will
visit France and England
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Otterback went
to Virginia Beach, Va, the past week.
Mrs. Otterback will remain for several
weeks, but Mr.. Otterback has returned to
his duties as cashier of the Anacostia
Bank.
Miss Mabel ShafYer, assistant postmas-
ter at Congress Heights, has gone to
Newmarket, Va. to spend her vacation.
Mrs. James W. Marbury and son.
Bayne, of Mount View Place. are at
Brandywine, Md. where they will remain
for several weeks.
Charles F. Roberts and son. Francis
Roberts. of Maple View Place, left yes
terday for Boston. Mass, to visit friends
and relatives.
Samuel d. Frazier has returned to his
no e in Anacostia, after a trip to Mas
sau, Long Island. and New York City.
DIR. William A. White, superintendent
Of the Government Hospital for the In
sane, has been spending several days in
New York City.
Mrs. Daisy Garden, of Minnesota Ave-
nue., has gone to Ashtabula, Ohio, her
former home, where she will remain with
relatives during the summer.
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claytnn Pishion. AytAw Tompaias.
Horace gtoles, Raym0nd Arbuly. Leon.
ard Clark. Jtdson crsag ceob. scott ana
Trowbrdgs.
Ma cavsnaush. Of wsshinssea. hes
opened her cottage. the b. charasa Tor
the season.
Mr. ana Mrs.. =. W. Hays ere ct their
cottage. XII Ksre. Mr.. Hayes was host
on his boat. the Mslita. 70 his guest MI.
Patterson. Of Philadelphia. 1ss Charlotte
Pairo. Miss Nina Paaro. Ms Elsanos
Mrs. Pairo.
Mr.. and Mrs Bailey arc spending the
season at their cottage. 80 View.
MAJ and Mrs. chasirs Williams are
at Idyiwild for the season.
Mrs A. =. Rausi. Of the Nipsic. has
a. her guests Mr.. and Mrs.. Gait Burns
Miss Helen Burns Miss 3arsussts Ay.
Tor, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ptilsbury. MI. ana
Mn. Lcnox Chew. DR.. and Mrs. Joseph
BrigEs, Miss Naomi Hessinger. and Miss
Pauline Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. ellis and children
are among the cottage colony on the
bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Holiday and chill.
dren are summering at Idle Hour, ana
Mr.. L. X. Glover. Of Washington. 70 their
guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Baltz. Dr.. and Nrs
Tyrell, Mr.. and Mrs.. Scott, all Of WASH
ington, have opened their cottages ana
will spend the season at the beach.
Mrs. John French. widow Of Col
French, U. 8. A.. and the Misses French
have opened their bungalow for the sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles schsneh. Of
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LAUREL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Stanley have
gone for months stay at Bedford
Springs. Pa
Miss George Berry was the guest of
friends in Wellington last week.
Miss Mary Pattison. Of Roland Park.
Baltimore. was the guest for the week
end Of Mrs. Charles Rapley Hooff at her
home, '.Oaklands."
Mr.. and Mrs. George De Lanney. of
Philadelphia, were the guests the past
week Of Mr.. and Mrs. julius Snowden, of
Birmingham Manor.
Mrs. Tuzo. Of New York. ID the guest
Snowden Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Phelps visited
In Norfolk. Va, the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. George McAney and Mrs.
r. H. Sadler motored to Gettysburg dur
ing the week.
Dr. Frank Heath. Of Weston. W. Va.
was the guest Of relatives here during
the week.
Miss Elisabeth Lawrence. Of Baltimore.
IL the guest of friends here.
Mrs. Herbert Mitchell and children. Of
Washington, are the guests Of the Misses
Sadler In Main Street.
The Misses Hopkins, Of snowden Hall,
gave a tea Friday afternoon last in
York.
Miss Emma Sadler has returned from
q visit to friends In Washington.
Mrs. John w. Williams entertained at
luncheon Wednesday at her home, The
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ALEXANDRIA.

Mr.. and Mrs Joseph NJ. Armstrong
have returned from trip to New York
and Philadelphia
Rev. William J. Morton, rector of
Christ Episcopal Church. will sail about
August l for a two months European
trip.
Mr. Robert Benson. formerly Of this
city, but now of Philadelphia, is visiting
Mr.. Hugh L. Strider. of this city.
Miss Annie Hamilton is visiting friends
in Baltimore.
Miss Margaret Lief. of Danville, Va.
Is spending the summer with relatives
in this city.
Mr.. Robley D. Brumback left yester-
day for Luray, Va, where he will
spend some time visiting relatives.
Mrs William L. Unduch. Of Baltimore,
who has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lycurgus E. Uhler. has gone
to Ocean City. Nd, accompanied by her
nephew, Master Edward Oliver.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Won de wester-
laken are visiting Mr.. Westerlaken's
parents. in North Washington Street.
Mr. s. Magruder Dent. Of Boston. dur
ing the week. visited his aunt, Mrs. Eva
G. Mushbach.
Miss Mary Hellmuth is visiting friends
in Charlottesville, Va
Miss Margaret e. Normoyle, who has
been the guest of Mrs. George W. House,
of Baltimore. on a yachting trip on
Chesapeake Bay, has returned.
Misses Margaret Greene and Helena
Greene were the weekend guests Of
Prof. and Mrs. Frederick B. Wright at
their country home, "Wampsette," Capt.
tai View.
Mrs. James Monroe Love and her
daughters, Misses Harriet and Elizabeth
Love. have gone to Woodbury. Forrest,
Orange County, to spend the summer.
Mrs. A T. Peak and daughters are
visiting her sister. Mrs. g. K Carter, In
Lynchburg, Va.
Mr.. James Mahoney is spending two
weeks as the guest Of his parents at
Mitchells, Va.
The marriage Of the Rev. DR.. Frank
Page, of Fairfax, Va. formerly rector
Of st. Johns Episcopal Church, New
York City. and Miss Willie r. scholer,
The Washington herald., 1913-07-13
BETTER Than SPANKING

Spanking does not cure children of bed
wettins. There is a constitutional cause
for this trouble. Mrs. NJ. Summers, Box
w, Notre Dame, Ind. will send free to
any mother her successful home treat
ment. with full instructions. Send no
money. but write her today II your chill
dren trouble in this way. Don't blame
the child; the chances are It cannot help
It. This treatment cures adults and aged
people troubled with urine difncaltias hy
day OK night
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Mrs. Dalgleish at . large house party
At her home 1t River Springs, Blackston

Mrs. paisleish at large house party
at her home At River Springs, Blackston
Island.
Mai. and Mrs Edward r. Lowndes
and family have taken cottage AZ
Colonial Beach. They left last Tuesoay.
Mr.. and Mrs. william 9. Corby and
family left on Friday for Fronts Neck
Me-
Mrs. ]. W. Gardner entertained num-
Der Of newspaper women on Monoay AIT
ernoon at cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. W. Page have re-
turned from Baltimore. They maoe the
trip by motor.
Mr.. John W. Hulse and the two Towers
boys left last week for Lake WINNIE
pesankee, N. H. Mrs. Hulse lett vi
Thursday to join them.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert p. shealey LETT
the middle Of last week for CHAIRMAN
Pa
Mrs. Robert T. Oliver. Of New York. Is
Ashley B. LeavelL
Mrs. Elizabeth r. walton 10 entertain
ing Miss Margaret Ridgley, OF Indiana
Mrs. H NJ. Southgate will leave the
middle Of July for Eagles Mere "a
Mr.. J. Davenport Blackwell, OF Eau
quier, Va, who has been the guest OF
Mr.. John Leavell has left for his home
Mr.. Edward r. Blackwell. tr., 10 still q
guest Of the Leavells.
Mr.. and Mrs z. Nesbit Wright are en-
pertaining Mrs. Wright's sister. Mrs.
Harry c. Kendall, and daughter, from
Macon. Ga
Mrs. Evans Brown has gone to Heven.
Me.
Judge and Mrs. George G. Perkins have
gone North, where they will remain until
the fall. During their absence Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Clay Stewart are occupying their
home.
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home after visiting at the home Of the
Rev. and Mrs. John R. Henderson here.
Mrs william Williamson and daughter,
of Washington. are visiting friends in
Rockville.
The Rockville Inquiry Club met Mon
day afternoon, with Mrs. Henry L. Wells
as hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Shaw and little
daughter. Of Washington. are spending
q few weeks in Rockville.
Miss McMasters. Of Baltimore County.
Is visiting her sister. Mrs. Henry L.
Wells, here
Mr.. and Mrs. William Reading and little
daughter. Of Washington. are spending
the summer in Rockville.
Mrs. George P. Henderson was the hos
tess at a tea Tuesday. which was given
in honor of her cousin, Miss Mary Wells,
who recently graduated from Swarth-
more College
Capt and Mrs. E. E. Won B. Fatto. Of
Sanford, Fla. are spending a few days
in Rockville as the guests Of Mrs. Robert
E. Porter.
Mrs. Webster Spates and little son. Of
Washington, visited relatives in Rock
Vile during the week.
A large number Of the little folks Of
Rockville were entertained Thursday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William w. Welsh. the occasion being
the celebration Of the fourth birthday
anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs. weish's
grandson. William Welsh, Of Grand Juno
ton. Colo, who with his mother. Is spend
ing the summer in Rockville. The little
people spent several happy hours playing
games. feasting, &C.
The Montgomery Country Club. at its
annual business meeting. elected the fol-
lowing board of governors: Robert b.
Peter. John Brewer, Robert G. Hilton.
Samuel r. Eastburn. F. Hazel Cashell,
Edwin s. Hoge. Randolph Mason, Ran
dolph Talbot, Theodore s. Mason. Ed
ward s. Dawson, Roland wootton. Darby
Newman. Charles NJ. Jones, Julian w.
Whiting. DR.. George E. Lewis.
The governors elected Robert B. Peter,
president: John Brewer. first vice presi-
dent; F. Hazel Cashell. second vice presi-
dent; Julian w. Whiting. secretary;
Edwin 6. Hege. treasurer; Darby Bow
man, chairman Of house committee.
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ROCKVILLE.

Mrs. Ella Brown. Of Baltimore. Is q
visitor at the home of her cousin, Mrs
George P. Henderson. here
Mrs. Pauline Earl and children, Of
washington, are visiting Mrs. Earrs
mother, Mrs. William II. Rabbit. near
Rockville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Bradley. Of this
place. are visiting in wiikesbarre. Pa.
Misses Edith and Laura Richards,S Of
Georgetown. Del. have returned to their
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GEORGETOWN.

Mr. and Mrs. George King and family
have left for jamestown. Mr.. George
King, jr., is camping in Canada
Miss Sadie Barksdale Read left on
Thursday to visit friends in Norfolk, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Gurley. Of
Omaha. Nebr., are guests of Mrs. Cur
ley's mother. Mrs. Buckley.
Miss Helena Zepp has been the guest
of Miss Bessie Hoover for the past week
Mrs. Edward J. Farrell and little
daughter of indianapolis, are the guest
for July and August of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. S. Edmonston.
Miss Harriet Spofford, who has been
the guest of Miss Katharine Hibbs, has
returned to her home in Alexandria, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Middleton Wordville and
family have returned from Atlantic City.
Mrs. Henry Bell is visiting in Charles
town, w. Va
Mrs. George Winston has returned from
q six weeks trip abroad. Miss Elizabeth
Winston will continue her musical work
under Harold Bauer. in Paris.
Miss Eloise Orme is the guest of Miss
Nellie Davidson at her country home in
Virginia. In August Miss Orme will
visit friends in the mountains of North
Carolina.
Mrs. George yesterday and daughter
Edith. will leave tomorrow for Stoney
Mans Camp.
Miss Leila Mechlin sailed on July Z
from New York to spend some time
abroad.
Mrs. William ]. Cover has left to join
Paymaster Cover in California.
Miss Mary Garland has returned from
a visit to Norfolk. Va, and will leave
on Tuesday for Bluemont, Va
Miss Dorothy Talcott sailed yesterday
for England and Germany.
Mr. Austin Howard is in Boston. Mass.
Miss Amanda Casselman has gone to
Asheville, n. c., to spend the remainder
of the summer with her aunt. Mrs. A
Geary johnson, who has taken a cot
tage.
Mrs. Young and her sister. Miss
Hodges, are visiting relatives in Vir-
ginia.
Mr. Leroy Ordway King, of n Street.
left during the week to join house
party al Newport, given by Mrs. William
Mcknight Moses.
Miss Helen Gibbs went on Wednesday
for a two months stay in a camp in
Maine.
The Misses Lucille and Mildred Gaskins
are visiting Mrs. Eugene Faith at Han
cock. Md.
Miss Janet Kinks. of Frederick. Nd,
is the guest of Mr.. and Airs. Hugh T.
Taggart.
Lieut.. George H. Patton and Mrs. Pat
ton. of Fort Myer. are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Ayers, Mrs. Patton's par
ents, at Avalon, Prides Crossing, Mass.
Miss Dorothy Rohres left Wednesday
for a two weeks visit to Charlottesville,
Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry ]. Jones and son,
Paul, who have been living in Toledo,
Ohio, and Chicago, Ill, have returned
here, and are living at 1861 n Street,
where they will be at home to their
friends after July Is Mrs. Jones was
formerly Miss Nellie Dugan.
Miss Daisy Ough entertained at fve
hundred on Wednesday in compliment to
Miss Sarah Spear, of New York.
Mr. Walter Bogley is the guest for ten
days of Mr.. ]. Albert Houghton at
Drainesville. Va.
Mrs. ]. J. Bains has returned from a six
weeks visit TO Indianapolis, Ind.
Mrs. John H. Miller and Miss Marguer-
lite Miller left on Thursday for the
northern part of Pennsylvania
The Washington herald., 1913-07-13
CHESAPEAKE BEACH.

Fishing. grabbing. and bathing are the
features of Entertaining at the beach
these breezy days and many excursion
ists from Washington enjoy these past
times. The tent colony Is being added to
by those who enjoy the simple life.
supt and Mrs. J. E. Donald arc en-
tertaining Mr. Morgan Jones' of WASH
ington, at their residence.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Dietz, of WASH
ington. who have been among the va
cationists at the beach, returned to their
home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lawrence. Of
Washington, are guests at High View.
Mrs. Mary Long and Mrs. Francis
Pissagno are members Of the tent col
ony.
DR.. and Mrs Egieston and family, of
Tacoma Park, are summer residents At
the beach.
Mrs. Charles Curtis and family. Of
Washington. were among the weeks
visitors at the beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Kimbali and family
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs A. I.
Dougherty for the weekend.
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"D'Annunxio il the last Of the trouba-
dours," said Georges Clemenceau, former
prime minister Of France. after Witness
ing . performance Of the Italians new
play. "Perfumed DEATH at the chatlet
in Paris.
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At 81. 90 and $500

Entire stock of White Tub and Ratine Skirts,
without reserve. Former prices, $500 to $3.50.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-13
At $40 and $l4.7B

Several hundred Coats and Wraps for all pur-
poses. Former prices, $500 to $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-17
By Fred l.. Boalt

A .,reles. man wrote sew
n ..,ner ne nhould have writ
Thereby Incorporating cry
Of the fourth class where "
lsr't.
incorporating Il. tndeed' IN
nr.s,.ual forest, where no man
dwcIis, six miles east OF "ne'o
II 10. ,,.. %
The mistake of writing seven
s,s,.aa ~ six" was easy TO make.
II was as easy as the mistake maui
BY the man who didn't Know 'n0
gun was loaded.
N the victim of the latter mis-
take Is Killed. TO reetify tho mis-
take Ia as impossible rs unscraih'
bling eggs. ny the same token; tho
Affairs OF the town of kaNehsu"lV
across the lake. are sadly sorSh'
eled.
you would think that those who
brought the town Of Ravensdale IN
10 being would wish 10 see II IN,
corporated whore IL Is, instead oil
where Il isn't--would wish TO soc
n, TO carry the simlle To aosuru
lengths. sunny side up.
But such Is not the case. inc
Northern Pacific prefers Ravens
dale scrambled.
The Northern Pacific owns Ra'
vensdalc. That is. 1t owns all the
land. and owns all the houses. And
everybody In Ravensdale, but the
babies. works for the Northern Pa
cific. The mayor. the Justice OF the
peace---all the town ofticials-are
N. +. employees.
Last March there was filed
petition TO incorporate he town OF
Ravensdale. John w. Pott OF TIA
coma prepared the plat II was
Pott who wrote Seven" instead OF
six" He described Ravensdale
Is In range Z. when. rs a matter OF
fact. II Is In range 6,
Last August the citizens OF Ra-
vesdaie repaired to their several
voting places and voted. So 10 30.
90 incorporate their town as n mu-
nicipaiity OF the fourth class.
The council adopted a set OF or
6inaaces. and Matt Starwich. dep
uty sheriff. opened a saloon. Star
wich Is the one wet spot In a vast
and otherwise arid territory. and
from the start he drove roaring
trade.
Then somebody discovered Potts
mistake. and instantly the situation
was rs clear as mud.
Now. q portion OF the citizens OF
the town have signed a petition TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-17
SEEKING MOTHER

CHICAGO, Oct. 17.-Process
servers are watching all trains from
the Pacific coast today. TO serve
papers on Mrs. Isabella r. Barton,
Of Alameda, Cal, who is en- route
70 New York, in an alienation suit
for 100000, filed against her by
her former son-in-law. Telemon
Scuyler, OF Atlanta, Ga.
Scuyler charges that Mrs. Barton
Is responsible for the divorce her
daughter secured recently from him
- San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-17
ALADA CONCERT MONDAY

A capacity house Is expected at
the Moore theatre Monday night,
when Nine. Alada, the famous
grand opera singer, appears in con-
cert Among the boxhoders for
Monday night are Mr.. and Mrs G..
ID. Stimson, Mr.. and Mrs. r. X.
Strive. Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Lowman, Mrs.
Eliza +. Leary, T. E. Soper and
Mrs. John Collins.
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RAvENSDAE where 1T IS OR SIX MILES AWAY IN PRMEvAL FOREST
Asst GETTING RICH: 81 SHOULD GET EXCITEDp

taxes We're Il 20 DO 40. some prog
crty holder could onioln n. on tho
ground that Il II not Incorporated
and 20 throw the whole question In.
TO tho courts
And the n. y. and Starwich have.
apparently. no desire % see tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-17
,PHY PASSES THE BUCK TO ATTY. GEN. TAI

Prosecuting Attorney John + Muir
ply. pointing out that Rayenadale
Isn't regularly Incorporated. but
that a tract of timber land ak miles
away IL. and that Matt Starwtch. IN
operating saloon In an unlncor-
poratod community. Is violating the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-17
.R, AND TANNER PASSES 1T BACk-SAYS MAT

tornoy general Of the state. IT'S M
to the prosecuting attorney OF
King county"
Tho ~ y. evidently wants Star
witch TO have tho liquor privilege,
Nobody working for tho ~ T. and
living In ono 81 the ~ p.'h houses rs
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he'd rather stay whore he In and
soil lnror aud rye TO ~ 7. employees.
1T isn't up 20 me" said Murphy.
when he received the petition. Its
up O. the attorney general OF the
state"
IT isn't up 20 me-" said the at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-17

or course. Starwlch can move his
saloon ak miles east and set II up
In the prlmcval forest and sell
wildcat whisky TO wildcats and
squirrel" whisky 90 squirrels. but
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going TO try 20 Gust him from HIS
alnecure Every lavenadnle en-
ploye OF the n. r.. on losing HIS ON
also loses his homo. TO
make room for his successor.
So far tho town has collected no
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question settled Nor do they care
10 risk N wet" and dry" cleo
ton
Meanwhile, N Star1ch 10 He
galIy selling liquor, the money
that crosses his bar 10 perfectly
good legal tender.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-17
TO STRING BUOYS

That eight buoys will be strung
along the west coast Of Prince OF
Wales Island, one Of the most dan
gerous stretches OF water in
/. Alaska, was the news sent 10 Seat
tie Thursday BY w. c. Dibrell. In
spector OF the 10th lighthouse dis
trict at Ketchikan.
Capt r. l.. McNoble. superb.
tendent of the Pacific Coast Steam.
ship Co, recipient of the news, de-
clares the installation OF the buoys
will be a most important aid to
navigation.
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roll APPROVED

Despite the filing OF nearly
thousand protests against the roll.
the streets and sewers committee
Thursday approved the tax roll for
the construction OF the central dis
trict OF the North Trunk sewer.
The work will cost 1885,, 55I.ss.
The amount was reduced from
$3s9.551.ss by taking 10000 from
the sewer extension fund.
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may Be MURDER

William Ellis. member Of a
wealthy Cincinnati family. had par.
tally recovered today from the ef-
fects OF q bullet wound In the head.
fired. according to his story 10 the
police. as the result OF a suicide
pact with Mrs. Ellis
The wife was found dead in the
couples room at the Hotel Sher.
man here yesterday. after Ellis had
telephoned friend that a terrible
tragedy had occurred Mrs Ellis
was found lying in a pool OF blood.
with her head almost severed from
her body.
The police doubt the story told
BY Ellis.