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Arizona republican., 1914-10-18
Mental Science

Sunday lectures Oct. IS at , D. in. at College Hall directly north of Adams street school by Dr. D. V. De- Saffery, subject Health died how to obtain it." The public is invited. All questions answered, Children's de lineatiOn
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18
First Baptist Church

J Harvey Deere, D. D., pastor Justified" and ''Phoenix-Hay May l Make It Better?' will be the pastors there's Sunday morning at Ii and Sun day evening at 7:3O. The Sunday school invites all to a study of the Bible at 9:45 a. m. The B. Y. P. |. at 6:3O will be lead by Mir. J. H. Langston and it will have for it's subject "A Saloonless Nation" The evening sermon is in the series on Questions That PerpleX" |, and it will deal fairly with the moral conditions that obtain in Phoenix. The church is located on the corner of Monroe street and Third avenue
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18
Trinity Pro.Cathedral

William Scarlett, dean. Services on Sunday Holy Communion, a. m Sun day school at 9:45; Bible class at 10; morning service at II. Ot the morning service Dean Scarlett will preach on the subject "The Art of Being Kind" The following musical program will be rendered by the chair under the direc- ton of William Conrad Mills:
 Venjte Jones Te Deum in F. Flat Woodward Benedictus ................... Crolt Anthem-"Consider the Lilies" ".....
 ...s........ Bischoff
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18
The Missionary Church

Your presence is solicited at the Gospel Tabernacle, corner of Tenth and Fillmore streets Sunday school at 9:45 and preaching on "The Rest of the Christian" by Rev. H. H. Am stutZ who has just returned from convention work in the east at Il
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18

goo D. m. Senior Endeavor, 6:3O D. m. Evening worship, 7:3O o'clock. sermon by the Pastor; subject, The Tempted Man" Seats in this church are free to all who come Church at the corner of Adams and Third avenue.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18
DR. REED BACk-Rev. pr. Johr

DR. REED BACk-Rev. pr. John K. Reed, pastor of Grace Evangeli- cal Lutheran church of this city, re- turned yesterday morning from San ta Barbara, where he went to attend the sessions of the California Luth- eran Synod of which the Arizona work is a part. He will occupy his pulpit again as usual tomorrow
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18
First Presbyterian Church

Sunday school, 9:30 a. m. Bible classes for all. You are cordially in- vited Morning worship, Il o'clock, sermon by the Pastor Rev Henry NJ. Campbell, D. D.; theme, "The Throne of God" Junior Endeavor meeting,
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18

o'clock. Christian Endeavor at [ o'clock and evangelistic meeting at 8 D. m. Rev. Amstutz will give a report of the work in the east in the evan gelistic meeting.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18

stad meeting is considered signifi- cant in view of the fact that hitherto the recple of Orange River colony have Teen .IFewarm regarding the campaiSn against the general"
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18
Reorqanzed Church of Jesus Christ of
 Latter Day Saints

Services at Seventeenth avenue and Grant street Sunday school at 2:30 D. m Preaching 7;30 ?. m. Elder J.. F. Yates, pastor.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18

First Christian Church Corner Fifth Ave. and Monroe St.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18

The Golden State Shoe Company, their factory and wholesale house 100,000dollar Bankrupt Shoe stock with several branch stores of which Phoenix is one of them, must be disposed of by order of the Court through the Los Angeles Board of Trade.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18

This is on Sale now at a Saving from 40c to soc and as much as 75c on each dollar purchased at at this Sale-in other words you save from 1 to 2 dollars on every pair of Shoes, which means the greatest bargain event in the history of this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-09

stan ~. lbs. standard GRADUATED
sugar. Csc. Stalls I and 3. fancy iona
than apples. 90. delivered; soft shell
wuinuts. 15c H. Stalls 4i-ah. Melted Gem
Reauty apples, 81 G. delivered stall o.
eating pears sc dos yakima spuds. 81. 40
delivered stall 1885. 10 lbs. pure cane
sugar. soc with other $3.50 grocery or
der. Stalls and 4, ladies' hats, values
up 20 $500 FOR ti.69; regular fancy $3.50
feathers, plumes ana stickups. aec. stall
81. ! III, best spider log tea, zoe; fresh
yellow corn meal, 3Ac H. bost Jap rice.
lbs, zoe; lbs, best cans sugar, soc
Stall IL. 2 cans OF peas. corn OF tomatoes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-09

stalls iit 20 iaS good cooking and
eating apples, soc box fan butter pears
Tse box Stall 10, . genuine English pork
pies. stc. stalls si-aa. large. fresh
salmon. 3sc each. homeless sneit zoe 10 .
rock cod. iaiso 10. stalls so-at. Eastern
bacon. 2oc n. legs Of lamb. i5c H.
shoulder Of lamb. &C ID; pork roast or
steak or veal roast ltc lb.l pot roast
l7Se Ii. picnic hams. 1870 H. stalls
fa-1e, dna boxes Ohio matches. sEc.
best bulk tea. 900 N. sec coffee for soc
III; No. 10 sack flour sbe: SEQ bulk
cocoa. soc n. stau ~. fresh cottage
cheese. Toe 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-09

Stall sio. soc can red salmon. Toe stall
$50. lbs navy beans, 2bc. Stall see
best pure cider vinegar sec gal stall
aia. sweet elder acc gal stan i2s. extra
good bacon, SOC 10. stall 20. lbs zee
coffee. 81 stall $40. fun cream cheese
soc 10 Stall iiG, No. 3 pail pure lard
800. stall $40. fancy egE plant Sc each
stalls ioi-i2a. No pail Coitolene 6sc
Stall soT. ioe-ih sack Yakima potatoes
si,to. Stalls 322-s3t soc hand rolled
chocolates. 2sc 10, stalls and g. legs Of
lamb. ibc III. stall sos plump. fat hens
tse each. stall Saa. sweet potatoes. 10
lbs, $50. stan s26 Eastern oysters Csc
at. Stall sol halibu,. : lbs. ssc Stalls
il-l2. sirloin steak. 2Oc 10. stall Is. best
am pickles. Toe dos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-09
PUBLICMARKETS


Stall 81. assorted cookies IL dos. Sec
lunch cake. zoe H. : large ioavcs bread.
ibc. Stall .. any steak. best steers, Use
h. leg pork. iec H.. pork loln. zee III.
stalls sS-a2. choice roast pork. i&c 10, (:
roast veal. lie h, choice pot roast, &c
10; leg OF lamb i2Mo n; lamb chops.
iaBe 10. shoulder OF lamb. Dc ~. ; fancy
hams tsc 10. stalls 16-2t Quaker oats
90 pkg corn flakes. pkgs. csc; patent
flour tl.io sack Stall 20, potatoes, is lbs.
25c. sweet potatoes. lbs. ioc. tomatoes.
$50 box. eRg plant. lbs. ioc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-09
CORNER

stalls 2. 3. 8. 7. pot roasts 7be TO iaNc
III; veal roasts. ave H., pork roaEts,
i2Bc n slrloln steaks. i7Mo III. loin
pork chops, 20c No. legs ~ lamb lie H.
hams. iSo N lara Toe H. hens iSc 10
spring chickens, soo H. stalls 1875. 3
large cans best milk $50 with l III. asc
huif toa or coffee; 2 cans tomato SOUP.
ise. 4 Toe rolls toilet paper. csc, ibc pkg
pancake flour, Zoe, 25c can chocolate.
ahcs a5c pkgs. washing powder, Tor aBc:
$50 bottles catsup, 2ec; 10 lbs sugar.
soc with $3.50 purchase OF other groceries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-09
Holds Up z laps;
Makes Poor Haul

X. Mukasa and 7. MaOtasmoto,
Jap truck gardeners, we're held up
and robbed at sixth ay. $. and Hot
gate It,. carly today. The holdup
got 30 cents and a package OF
Durham"
Sneak thieves entered the room
Of Nick Trunid. New York hotel.
during the night aud took a gold
watch and chain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-09

jim, or Ching. Cow. the China.
man found hanging from door
casing several days ago in n Jan
anese lodging house. was not pol.
soned, according 10 the report TO.
day on an analysis OF the stomach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-09
Two Fires Cause
Slight Damage

fire. which caused 5000 damage.
broke out a. the Seattle Junk Co..
90z First av s.. last night. and
was aubdued with difficulty
Early this morning vacant two
story dwelling. owned by Mrs. J..
MoRobcrts. 1000 scayicw terrace,
was partly destroyed by fire. The
damage rs placed at $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-09
THIS APPLE THING

This "Ruy-a-boN-of-spples"
movement 10 growing bigger
and bigger. First II was buy
a box Of apples; then u was
buy a box Of Northwest APP
pies. Then II ~as a state apple
pie day, then national day.
Now the Chamber Of Com
meroe 10 urging an apple
WEEK, and has asked Gov.
Lister 20 designate one Of
those loose weeks lying around
somewhere az such. The
chamber Is petltionins the
governors Of other Northwest
states 20 do likewise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-09
MOTORCYCLES

Matcrrycis--Nsw and .scond hand. all
makes; sons % these taken on new
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE hailau 4
wright so y. Pike sf, near Broad
way. Phone Ekst at.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-09

NOT " D.
This dinnity % profession prohibits me
frefn tnaulgins 10 scAnaaiaus afver~
listing Registered IN state - WashtnH-
ton ever 10 years A mannifirsns
clientele has been div~rssd 70 my afftre
through Persistent knocking - name
saks located 10 my yirinitY. I ne@f the
services VI q firstsciass operator % as
sseiata With ns % handle increased
Patronage Apply 90 rf. J f4asu.
Dentist go Ftrst az foot - Cherry
weaid sivs good hons 60 bey ~ .
Years old. With vis~ 20 adoption. must
have iiEhi hair ana blue eyes Have
fust lost ours North stee,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-09
ACREAGE


~ %. come dif.cs 90 Rirkisae snf
Les vs she~ yea q hig snap fin..
level ianf al cleared fsaesa.
heuss cell ard parup. chicken
fsas. ~iih fneios~d rhirksn yafas
ssesilsuf Yis~ - Seattle a fss
tniHufss saih from fsrry daes
Prizes tfces terms its da~n ara
fie mQrthiY Enoueh saif now
Cnfas and So far Yourself TAks
shs fsrrg ~ Madison E2sN direct
- nHfas rArrAFs office In
kirkland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-09

SASH. nooRR AND RooFfNo At
RocN BOTTOM PRICES
rEX You saw. retailers prem, BY
hurtng your sash. feers and
It'll building matrrsRl frem the
Lk.@s&&1 bixKest "plrect 20 Con-
fu sumner" factory In the West
te&s4x CATALOGUE PRICES
If-s-sy i.piy 0eid seal noofinE roll
!f-1ll ;.siy Geld seal Reetias ron
s.ply ooid seal Reefins. reil
- s...st....stt.-ttsst. fsee
!" !: ]. ]" !. !. !. =.
..uEht harm sash ....ss a.
nunssfow sash. up from fse
s-eress panel door. 10 sisss
NJ .ttst.t..ssssssss.sss ttste
Craftsman doors ...... 81 80
Outside door frames p.ss
iusias door frames ..sss -
Inside wtndew sets ..st, .tee
cenpieis store treat .tsi 90
GLASS PAINTS, MIRRORS, nur.ntSu
PAPER AND HARDWARE AT ONE.
THIRD LESS
ASH FOR CATALOGUE 40. "a.
@. " WILLIAMS CO
tsts rir.s Az y Main istt.
H0VsEHoAT roR SALE At roor oF
pfaHrH wr AND LAKE UNION
PHONE EAST ttes CALL IT N
AFTERNOON.
ch.ae Tor cash. 100 swsii srop.hsat s-~.
tnx machines o. 70 SIS. eenrisse. par
faetf guaranteed. az ftff Wsstiass
cT.rANf~d HOUSE FoR MUsIckt IN.
srRUMENrs isit wEsri.AkE Eis-
LOTT .sTA MUSICAL RECORD Ex'
CHANGE
nFsT swrEPfN8 COMPOUND. itst a
barrel ts.ee per ZOE rs. to-ih cans.
zoe Phone Nain 10.
94ns.eserx--sarssy hiss.. shafp.ast
Ssw prec-ss i.os sth az. rear uaien
NEW PIANOS ron hESr. REST Ap.
piled on parchas. Meysr-Tensr. fit
untnn
RaTamAss sais-~ w csrrsr Ftr.i and
stewart i.asiss suits. coats ~ ~ up
pianoaa transfer CO. dsy asa aixas ser.
vie. NJ 1871. ra., fssi 81 stsw.rt
NV TRICKS AND rUxzi.Es JuHr AZ
Union DANCING scHOoIg-Privats
lessons, soo. soi Labor Temps.
sales. cash registers. .hawcs... SIS f'sns
q LIVESTOCK
FsT ssis-ons rn. ygunx coz ff.sh :
day. see ". u, Martha xsnnyasi.
Wash
sEArrLr HORSE MAfkxT ifi'
FIRST kaetioa tuesday. > IA
Nsta arsf
Real estate 20 ,rsds Cor team o. sows
ssf a~vsath y W
ONE HORSE FoR SAFE BY sAwTEn
a pusgN. MOUNTAIN VIEW Station.
PHONE BALLARD 1855.
Delivery wexons ard basgi~s at iew~ss
price. ksnn~fy waxun Co
10 POULTRY
% siFvsr sransise HaFnbarx outlets fns
sal. ie.g y .sts Serth isse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-09
APARTME NTS
La FURNISHED ROOMS

27 FURNISHED ROOMS
STRANGERS
~ HEATrt.E
krs weisafns O. cali arpn ths Vast 40
Department % Ths star go sssis'aaes
- selecting iaraii0n ffem ths fol
la~fnF Advertisements ~hirh -ii -
.sisshis bsgh a. o. srstfuHgnsnt ana
sonrsng.fcs AZ Information dsstfea
wiii slsaiy - Niseu.
THE STAR
ises NrrertA Az
III Ninth. hstm.~n tansss ara fssisf
psnaY rooms steam beat ire. tash
sna pneps. waihius aissAnes. men
50 up
~e~ly fafrissst sna uuraraishsa fposrs
A. tse Msfs~fi J rar lnss
To .insis 'feni foems Ter rsniisnsa.
modern. raihirr distance stsa ThiFa
sAssiy fHrrishsf ICONS. neat car tirr
-atsinr dissarr. fsew 'svu From u
% Euigti tt,sf iiti Msster
iissrf~s. ara fssrasrs wsntss. t,t - rsr
fnenth. hnsna cooking as Tafies a.
Cali sv-ninxs - fpr-re9us
Fasnlsssa rossss 1T .is.rinr Or asass'
ssspaHHi large fxni. fisan. Modern.
tlia xsrvy ..
Ss~i7 fufnishsa rodsus rsasematis rates
waistuF etssarrs. near 1ssisr tts
rfssa~ar Eiiipii fftiJ
f1fT rir,s A.
~ y. ,.sss z z 49,
% HOUSEKEEPING RMS.
i-srss haassssssins roonsi isfSs riessss
hot aaH cold ~afsr. Eas. Hast ant
rhasss eisss ~ 4 Ears. cheapest rnrHs
IN city ~ bsnf a. between fssiss
sna Jaettsa.
Hsasssssgss1 roers. farnish.a. iists
snaush 10 rariqr az. All furnished
rsrs PAID n sfsanr.
rsasi. sna siasis FpaFn' vi'h te.ft.
fssAs psr raansh rnafsfn tliiaii
ffss ifs TsYier az
I've sarri.ssA hoassssssinr ICONS y ne,
itka uxht and fuodsfa, Elliott isttn
49, gsffrrsan 81
ICONS saf Asasss sspins. sss rssr.
mrdsru wAikirx distance ~ rsgioT
90 tsre1n hspsshs~plnE suiiss for.
r'shsa University district K@n~ect
as safs ia,h
fafnishsa hsssaAssaiaK rooms double
house good range. sell Furnished. tsts
WOODLAND AZ.
one isfss. fuafsrn haa.ss ~- pins feoffi. ON
car lire Rent use wssk 1873 resisF
rExOVkrEp AND SEwLr ruRstam,
81 srd unfuruishsd housskssgisx ard
sisspiaE rooms Al Ssry ier rate. seis
oS~S~l~~~c~~~~~o~~~~~~~~~~~.~D~-
% BOARDERS WANTED.
risssant bonn. far twp sprtins msn q
room together. widow. home tsss
home cooking. walking distance. fes'
Ter car East itss 1894 Alder and
fsth
Room ard board. home coohiue privais
family. near car iins. Beacon istF
agp gsfh a.
S7.-.s.i s.sT 800, 80 ,.,ss ! .,,..i. - AL
steam heat Walking distance see
Terry
.~-~~~~~~.~>~~~N~N~~
80 STORES AND OFFICES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-09
MISCELLANEOUS

SASH. nooRs AND ROOFING At
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-09
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
Classified Ad Rates

Alphabetically Arranged for the Coo
vsni.nos 81 Our nusy Readers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-09
HOMESTEADs
FARM LANDS

srres of water front coed .oii and
water. Cor it5tpe terms oscar
nrown nanFof wash
MY LAND Now--ltesi auaiify soii. sc
fare 60 Seattle - acres ii.oeo 90, sie
American Hank uidE r~-sr-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-09

wanted, by soo~r, industrious Young
man who has family Of 10 support,
position ~ teamEter. grocery clerk
or any position whatever whsrs per.
sistency and application viii bs apprs-
cintsd; good references Phone East
40s7. ASST Hudson St
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-29
RUSSIANS ADVANCE To TARNOW
and HOT FIGHT IS RAGING

of German East Prussian forces
endeavored to wrest Ossowitz
from the Russians. The fighting
is still in progress.
After Breslau.
Not Cracow, but Breslau, is be-
lieved to be the main objective
of the Russian troops in Galicia.
The Galician movement, rather
than the one In East Prussia, ii
10 believed to be the czar's prin-
cfpal offensive. Grand Duke
Nicholas. with 1000, 600 men. is
in personal charge of the expedi-
ton.
His forces are moving west in
two columns. North and south
strong forces are guarding against
thanking movements. From all
accounts the invasion thus far
has been unopposed. The Ger
mans are terrifying north and
south of Cracow. Cracow Is an
derstood to be manned by Ger
mans alone, the Austrians having
been sent to help General Won
Auffenberg. It is a foregone con-
clusion that the Germans will
have to be dealt with before the
Russians can invade silesia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-29
THREE KILLED
IN PORTLAND
CRASH

PORTLAND, Ore. Sept z9.--
w. e. Hendricks. w. III. Thurs
ton and George Cook died 1t the
Good Samaritan hospital early
this morning as result Of . mid
night collision between IN auto
and street car The auto il
said to have been going 40 miles
an hour when Il crashed into the
front of the car. Broken bottles
were found In the wreckage. sew
en- men we're In the auto 1T the
time of the accident. The others
we're injured. Frank Donovan re-
ceiving probably fatal injuries,
and NJ. ]. Burke ana Everett
Dixon slight injuries.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-29

It is only the utterly selfish, cold,
calculating exploiter of emotions
she does not feel who can hold her
own with men in the outlaw 5
world of unconsecrated love.
SO long as n woman's heart
holds generosity, pity. compass
sion. love itself, so long Is she
unfit for what Is called the prim-
rose path, So long will she be
floufed aud betrayed IL she at
tempts to pursue It. The sucoess-
ful siren must draw q circle of
steel about her heart. She must
lie and cheat and play one man
against the other. exploiting the
mean instincts of each and all Of
them. If she hopes 20 winI
Women are often led into error
by their noblest impulses. But
not one of those noble impulses
can survive the life which Flor
ence Schenck was forced to lead
80 the result OF her elopement
with a married man. To any girl
who hesitates on the threshold OF
such q life . woman who knows
the world must say. Put aside
all goodness, put aside ali feeling,
Il Ycu would survive N the shrir-
sIInz world Of unIicensed love.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-29
AUTO PARADE
TO PUYALLUP

At least 100 Tacoma autos will
leave the Commercial club at
1:45 Thursday afternoon for the
Puyallup fair, moving along the
Puyallup boulevard in single file,
decorated with Tacoma banners
and bunting. W. G. Pritehard,
chairman of the PuvalIup fair
committee of the Commercial
club. has asked every automobile
owner In Tacoma to join the mon
ster parade.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-29

ROTTERDAM, Sept. 2s. = For
eriticizing the telegram sent by
the kaiser to President Wilson
with regard to the conduct of war
In Belgium. the Koinisco Volko-
zeitung, the leading Roman Cath
Ole newspaper I'm Germany, has
been suspended by the censor,
says the Amsterdam correspond
ent of the Chronicle. This eff
cial states that the criticism was
one calculated to please q foreign
country. an4 - such vas utterly
20 be condemned.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-29

The story of Florence Schenck
is one which cannot be told too
often.
ID shows the narrowing re-
suits which almost inevitably
come to the young girl who thinks
she Is strong enough 20 defy the
laws of society and accept the
love of q married man.
No one familiar with life can
accept the dictum that the wages
OF sin Is death, IN ITS LITERAL
SENSE. For many women are
rich and famous today who have
much more on their consciences
than the sins which poor little
Florence Schenck took with her
into an unhonored grave. But any
one who knows such women must
realize that the wages of sin h.
death, NOT TO THE BODY, BUT
TO THE SOUL OF WOMAN
HOOD.
Many technically good women
are not worthy OF respect per-
haps. Many women who are
held to have forfeited the respect
Of the world are genuinely good
and fine.
But : good many Uomen are
always failures az ANYTHING else
but coed women. ! believe that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-29

A daylight burglar entered the
grocery store of c. o. Thompkins,
1920 NJ street. Sunday afternoon.
stealing SIS in small change.
Captain of Detectives ID. o. Smith
said today that he believed the
crime was committed by William
Davis, the colored boy who yes
terday morning shot Harry Mont
gomery while robbing the latter's
grocery. The stores were within
nine blocks of each other.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-29
AID CLUB GOES
IN BODY To
Big FAIR

At least 125 members of the
Tacoma AID club are expected to
go in a body to the Puyallup fair
tomorrow. AID men will meet at
18th and A streets at 1890
o'clock and take a special Inter
urban train at l O'Clock. The ST.
Leo's 6O-piece boys band will be
taken along. Special stunts of a
lively nature will be pulled off"
by the ad men at the fair grounds
It has been decided by the
mem bers not to wear the white
suits of the organization. The
committee in charge includes I. e.
DesiIva, w. e. Reynolds, Louis
Mahnke. A. E. Gamer, NJ. l.. Da-
Wis and G. A. Briggs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-29

Suit of s. F. Brown, a Pacific
avenue pool and billiard hall pro-
prietor, against the city of Ia
coma for 81 500 damages because
of having been struck by q high
tension wire that fell on his
head, began before Judge Card
today. Brown declares that the
wire was charged with electricity,
and that he suffered painful In
turies. The city alleges that the
wire was dead" and that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-29

I will appoint one for you. Take
your seat"
The boy was led to a cell in
the county jail to await trial. He
is said to be the first boy of 16
years who was ever charged with
first degree murder in Tacoma.
The charge would have been
manslaughter. but for the fact
that the lad was burglarizing the
Montgomery grocery at the time
of the shooting. Under such cir
cumstances the law makes such a
killing a first degree murder.
Davis declares that he has
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-29
16 YEAR OLD BOY CHARGED
WITH FIRST DEGREE MURDER

Twisting and squirming I'M
easily as he stood before Superior
Judge Clifford this morning, the
eyes of an entire courtroom upon
him, William Davis, the colored
boy who yesterday morning shot
and killed Harry ID. Montgomery
while burglarizing the latter's
grocery on South NJ street, was
arraigned today on a charge of
first degree murder.
Have you an Attorney" ask
ed Judge Clifford.
The boy twisted his hands,
shifted from one foot to the 9TH
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money to defend himself and that
he will free himself easily of the
charge.
I've got an estate OF $4,000
coming to me-" he said I'm his cell
today. II guess that will pay for
a lawyer. all right"
The police today reported that
blood found on Davis hands when
he was arrested and blood taken
from the body of Montgomery
were the same, a test having been
made of the two cultures at
Portland. Since his arrest the
boy has been almost bysterical.
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kaiser's Son
May Be Dead

LONDON. Sept. 2s.-Aocord-
ing to q report sent from Client
BY the correspondent OF the Daily
News, Prince Adalbert, third son
Of the kaiser. died in q Brussels
hospital. It WAS discovered in
an autopsv. which DIT. LIE Page.
King AlbsFt's physician. VS. or
dered to hold. that the emperors
son died from = German ballet
wound. according t. the report.
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er, and opened his mouth to
speak. But he was so abashed
and terrified that not a word
would come forth.
DO you want me to appoint an
Attorney" asked the judge, low
ering his voice to a windy, con-
versational tone.
Wants Own Lawyer.
I'D like to get my own lawyer
may II" stammered the young
boy
Certainly" replied the court,
you may have two OF three days
to get an attorney, and IL GU fail,
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BY NIxoLA GREELEY-sNuTH.
NEW YORK. Sept. 20.

NEW YORK, 10. ss
a
railway waiting trial at White Plains New York for shooting
exhibiting vanderbts thooughbre In the the
chester
defense that he had brooded time
Virginia. while
whom he abandoned
Fickngers
Vanderbilt
him
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devoted
New took back
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