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PUBLIC MARKETS


Five punches Of nice green onions. 70:
assorted Jeilo powder. pkgs nc; .
pkgs matches. Zoe. 2 pkEs. gloss starch.
i6c. bottles % bluinE. ltc. regular tSc
pkg gold dust. gee 10. pkg. u mana-
roni or spaghetti. ibci pkEE Corn
Flakes i5es i6s iba best potatoes, ~;
local ranch eggs. ? dozen. sc. ali 100
groand spices. te can; Toe cans milk
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RICH. LEVEL ACREAGE
@S5 per AGRE

on fine county road. 2 mites from live
town with a fun course high schools
not far from electric ear line. and iba
cent fare 90 large city. t0-esut fare
round trip from Seattle This land f.
IN HFhss ana adjoining n there are
come fine improved farms. showing az
fine fruit a. any IN the state. Alec
some fine poultry ranches. ~ this see
ton ta perfectly adapted Tor this bust
ness
90 90 per acre cash. 100 per month.
- Downs building. 100 second av
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Old PIKE PLACE

ssedirss ralsina. i6c ID: lbs fine
Efauuiatsd sugar. ayc: potatoes. 81 cwt.
del. good onions. Sc 10 soft she'll wal
nuts. Zoe H.: fancy FLORIDA tomatoes.
Ice a. Or ibs. lBc. lamb shoulder. 100
10 leaf lard. iz4c ib.s 2 ibs. fresh
Fround bone. 1tc. olcornarEArine. lbs
zee. beet local creamery butter , lbs
CSC. imported goat cheese. ihs. csc.
Jack. cheese, sc 10.
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COUNTRY HOTEL. ASp BAR ~ A
gsof touu near seattle. e bet rooms.
office. dining room. stn hsing a uire
littia susinsss that can - doubled.
Rsnt emily sf9 Lease years 81 900
cash. with small bsianc. aouthiy.
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HOMESTEADS
SOMETHING WORTH
INVESTIGATING


,sa..e,. ranch. fine coil. level. within
Walking distance o. Kood hiFh school
thriving town. main iinr railroad E"'1
market far your butter milk. fGFs enc
vegetables For place ~ raise silalia
hogs. turkeys and chickens MS W"uln
n. hard 10 duplicate. About an Hff'H
plowed aud ready 90 plant thls spHnE
iunraesd ranch eifhin one mile hr.h ~
tt68 an acre. shows What can D' "g',.
a.,es ~ 10 sarrifirrd 90 $3.50 rash
r.p shoss YOU t.acfs tract near ~ tnst
80 Tor 1850 an acre uuimprnFed 10
agents need hnsHsf Cant pay s"ig
mission on this price. Address ~
TioE 7sb. Seattle .
WxET no BILL sly MONT OF
So acrer daasrt sfaim 90 the horrn
VALLEY. Yakima county fgf 1850 eaHh.
Please don't answer uhirsH I'p mean
btisfuana Address ~. Price. hpf''
clty. Wash vs. % Route >,-.-~.
-
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EXCHANGES
GOOD REAL EST rIE

To exchange for auto. free aud clear.
Phone Main sila ar viii call ana see
your auto.
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70 ROOMS PINE powSrows LocA-
tfen Rot ard cold -af~T svsry room.
Nicely furnished fins oarp~ts ,hreasn-
out Coed irass ana rsat Fupa~y
maker fse18 cash anf saianes from
profits. er viii sell half Interest q; a
btx sArrtfIer
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MISCELLANEOUS



SASH AND DOORS
fk0I - Qnaiity
We cell direct q you e.
Ie--1 price. much heisw REGULAR
49, prices The saving W. Nffss
F.-<~-W yea !. possible because ~ eur
lH2nc3 large manufacturing ousuef
H. ana simple iahar saVtns
- usthed - selling --thrnarh
eataier ouaiitv tns beet
tl4EN Large assortment
t-eres~. panel doors Inspect.
I'll 81 IS stsss ~ s.....tt -
g, Craftsman interior deers
sia#h.rrain panels 81 -
H Cottage frenf doors ~ -
- Faner front door. IS % ur
nunxafow easement sash see
A .txht wtndS~. sssss pte
Windnw trim. In sets see
Wtndow frames ~ M ~ Is
A paoF frames Use ard ~ 80
Oct our prices - screens
hu-AN FverTthime IN stock sHf
PROMPT sAipgu~rs We hhv.
ear oNn Hnsfi sell sashaty shfs snYe
~hsrs. AtA Tor rsTaier Na =
o y WILLIAMS co
SASH ANn DOORS
1854 ffraf A. 4rssaFa
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ACREAGE

EfEpANT ArnEAgr
81 % an acre down
30 ysars 10 pay balance
90 % an acre and %.
a T. EDWAHDH
al Realty Bldg. Everett Wash.
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ONE PINE ie-AcRE TRACT
NORTH
DIES MONIES

water front. acreage. business chances
Property for sale and rent " J. Me
Kay nes Moine, wash
10 ACRES CLOSE TO rouf.suo PRICE,
t2eo Young a nroberE. ballard Sie
ron sALE-fo ACRES ALDER Up
land. not cleared. good title, on county
road. u. miles from Glendale south.
SIS per acre. n cash, less See VIM.
Walters. Glendale. wash
s ACRES. 70 MINUTES RIDE SEATTLE,
only tift0 Fine for chicken ranch.
W 7 Bush. ass y v plk
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INVESTMENTS

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES. $500 UP
- 90 So. fully secured, for sale by Jos
r Thomas Co. Inc. 1905 cherry ~.
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Lake Burien Property

iis5 TRACTS on CITY CAR LINE 1873
I All level. large. slightly tracts /
. close to sound. AZ Lake Burien .
g VIII double IN n few months. 8
A X. wNLDE
~ ~ y ~ July sSSS IT,,
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BOATS
-
BOGS 6LAUNChB1

10 ROOMS. ZINE LOCATION. MOSTLY
aaa.skseptnx. always full Rsnt % -
per re@na. tnrinfins steam heat Reo
cash. small azianns riorfhiy
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S ceres $500
~ Maehias In tho Enshomish county
fruit bsit you ean boy 9 ACRES 81 goed
land. which. n planted 20 berries. VII
make yon independent The markets ~
Bnchomish will take ali the produce
Yan can raise why not call and isi %
tell you all about one 81 these trarisf
rea cen buy one for 'is cash aud y
month.
.0lE HANSON & 90.
81. Nsz York nioes
$40 CASH
s. MONTHLY
& ACRES FOR si56
LEVEL LAND. GOOD SOIL
This tract 10 close 20 school sawmiii. far
msrs grange leasing camp, and al
5eins nsishbprs. road riFh' 20 tract.
lard adjoining this 'rart selling at see
per aeF~. oniy 'ca- isfi. fIrs' coma
ruarT sornsp FARMS co. eos lra Az
RAISE POULTRY
W. have n. Land. 3 acres north ~ the
city. near Lab. Forrest pam rood colt.
PRICE $1,000. ONLY 800 CASH
CLIFFORD & VAN ARSDAI.E. Inc.
iei, Tnira Az.
JUST WEST OF CITY
~ s~~s. rieh black ard rss loan coil.
level. raaninr water. county road. n
y n. phnu~ ard delivery ffon stores.
= mile from school shnft wAik 70
Beach. surrounded ~ improved farms.
PRICE $1,000
YOUR OWN TERMS
AASEN a. SEXTON COMPANY
TIE iu Az Elliott t1tf.
$3.50 TAKES 1T
splendid tsn-arr~ tract. level. with
coed quality 81 soii. on puhiic read
near school. telephones store and mall
delivery. prosperous nsishhofs. handy
l., J. MARSH a CO. 1909 Sd AVE,
LOGGED-OFF LAND
aeoa land IN cowiits county. near KAT
ANA. shs, clay soil. fire.. from gravel,
well watrrrd. easily cleared. from "a
vs.. W MOVES. al nosion nlk.
. ---.1s-a.ss--s.aa-s Q
oSE PINE ie.AcRE TRACT
NORTH
10 acres miles south % M.adowdaie.
fire view good land. close TO fine
road Price $500 A bargain. Yeune
nreherr soee Vernon place Phone
Ballard sis
ron BALE
- ene acres ~ fertile agricultural lands
In British Columbia AZ price within
the reach % all Only t7bp per acre
$500 per acre cash and balance over a
term % years Land values are sure
values Apply
BAILEY. tis NEW YORK BLK
$40 DOWN. 90 MONTHLY
BUYS this s acres near Seattle. two rail-
roads close; running spring water. rich
saii. neishhors on adjoining property.
price $500. See Herbert 9. Upper. 500
nWdu
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RO0MING HOUSE


or cePoRTUNfTY
for those who start right H0rnesfends
rata information. 81. Personal At
TENTfON. y o sawyer. Jr., Seward
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3s FOR RENT OR LEASE

LAND 10 LEASE, YEARS ron
clearing. 500 W. n. Wells, Pacific city.
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LIVE STOCK
Vehicles and Implements

ntuofna -cLoafNu our ouR coM.
piete line ~ Ereat reductions save
The difference kennedy Wagon 60.
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isH KABIBBLE

PRospEcToR AND PARTNER WOULD
like contract. assessment. day work.
Erabstake: 10 years experience. Axsi
Hanaen. Phone Main stsi
sfcKNEas COMPETE NE 10 SELL a
new. upright shinRie mill. plenty tim
her sell cheap Call Or write "
Rabscea. r. - I. Box 81, Marysviie.
Wash
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REAL ESTATE

ron sALE-s-RooM HOUSE, EfEC-
trio lights city and well water. and
: lots. 10 bearing fruit trees small
fruit IN abundance; shade trees; all
right IN tho heart ~ Marysvile Ad-
dress Box 3a2. MaryHvllle. wash
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NORTHWEST LoCAToRs SELL

WHY PAY HENTf SEE US
SEATTLE REALTY a BLDG, co.
white Bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-21
ELIAS II. BONNELI.

MIburu. y. !. July 20. The .uuc-
"a Of Elias II. Bonneil, president Of
the second National Bank Of Orange
"no died d. his home in Crest Mil
nosG. MiIlburr Township. yesterday.
will ue he tomorrow afternoon in the
o. -g.ell Presbyterian Church. Of
SO lich ne vas a member. Burial will be
.l the family plot IN Connect cut Farms
temetcry. Mrs Bonnell died in Apr;l.
Born In Springfield township forty
scy,n years ago. Nr. Borneli began his
buslr career as a clerk in the Gar
Ieid >at onol Bank o. New York In
1901 ac vas elected cashier OF the Sec
oad Na,iora Bank o. Orange. srL five
ears lat -as chosen rs pres dent.
N- bao1eIs home i2 ;hc Whit
OAK RiG., cc-ion Of MiIourn was re-
Gently c.r'p',tsd - cost O. 5000
He leave lister. Mrs y. :. Crane.
o. Caldwell. AID brother. Oliver Bon
aell. o. NiIo.ra.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-21
HENRY c. VINCE.

Henry c. Vance. general manager Of
the Empire City subway Co.. OF New
York. dropped dead yesterday morning
In the home Of his brother. Wilson J.
Vance. at - Millington av.. Newark
Acute indigestion caused stroke o.
apoplexy. which resulted in death a
few minutes after he was stricken.
Mr. Vance lived at 75s De Graw av,
in the Forest Hills section. lie was
staying at the home OF his brother.
who il private secretary 20 Mayor
Henry Haussling. because u was close
20 a private hospital. IN which his wife
underwent an operation two weeks ago.
Mrs Vance was 20 leave the hospital
to-day ard be taken 20 the home Of her
brothcr-in-law. Mr.. Vance was forty.
six years old. lie was AZ one time o
member Of the Newai < Board OF Health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-21
GEORGE J. 3EYER.

Eas- Orange. July o. George j.
Beyer. fathc~ o. .as "ev. Robert j.
Beyer. rector o. $t AlZus-inc's Cath
Ole Church at J'rio- Hi.. d,ea to-day
AZ his none. -aa Ial.5-l st. Fast
Orange y. hal Dee' lu Door health
since the auputaJ.or o. one o. mis-
aims a few ~elrs ago. made necessary
By blood poisoning from pin prick in
MS hnge,.
Born .n Germany about sixty-tvc
wears ago. Mr. Boyer came 20 this coun
try wnen a child He settled in Harri 70
son and for years was pres, dent OF
the Holy Name Society Of the Church
of the Holy Cross. that city. He leaves
a wife. son and three daughters The
funeral will be held Wednesday morn
ing in the Church Of Our Lady Help Of
Christians.
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BENDER. Mary. l29s Clay az, July H.
aged 81.
BUSE. ". Frieda. 1851 Forest Az. July
-. Funeral to-day. 10 a. m.
CAULFlELD. James A.. ia West lOlth
ST.. July -. Funeral to-day. 9:i0
%. "a.
FARRELLY Patrick. 1865 Third az.
July Is. Funeral to-day, 10 d. m.
GELLER. Eliza. 2t3 Eas, l9stn 10.
July Is. aged 50.
MCCORMICK, John j.. ljs East 1899
st., July Is. Funeral to-day, , r M.
BROOKLYN.
COLLINS. Annie. $50 -. Marks av,
July 10. Funeral to-day.
DASELLE. Josephine ~ III Monroe g..
July j.. aged y.
DICK. Mildred r.. 73j Digby ST.. July
Is Funeral to-day. 1880 p. m.
DONOHUE. Margaret, 232 Baltic s,..
July 10.
TGAN. Tnoma. F.. lf9ie Nelson 90.
July 49, Funeral to-day. 1880 a. M.
FEENEY. Hannah. 81 Reid av., July l..
Funeral tomorrow. , p. m.
,TEINBRUCKER. Elizabeth. 1876 Hewes
st.. July Is. aged 80.
NlLES. Joseph. 81 Ocean Parkvay.
July l.. aged -. Funeral to-day,
p. m.
LONG ISLAND.
CROSBY. Margaret A. Sea Gin. Ju'y
Is
EGAN. Violet Ellen Trotter. Dunton.
July Is Funeral to-day.
NEW JERSEY
BOWMAN. Mary VI. Reilly Harrison.
July r. Funeral tomorrow, $50
q. m.
BOYCE. Howard Irving. East Orange.
July -. Funeral tomorrow.
BREUNIG. Georgisnns, Newark. July
~. aged -. Funeral to-Ga.. > p. m.
BRYDON. James ". Irvington, July
IS Funeral to-day. $3.50 p. m.
BUTLER. Joseph j.. Newark. July 10.
aged 22. Funeral to-day. ; p. m.
Dyer. George j., East Orange, July l?.
Funeral tomorrow, 9 a. m.
EDWARDS, Bella. Newark. July %.
aged 30.
SCHORLING. Herman H.. Glen Ridge.
Funeral to-day, p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-21
NAME WOMAN FOR TEST
Jersey Socialists Nominate
Candidate for Assembly.

ne right % q woman 20 be candidate
for member OF Assembly in New Jcr-
scv is 20 be- tested iu the courts. as
tho Hud County Socialists have
selected Mrs Gertrude Reilly. Of Wee
b4wkcr. a. one OF The candidates.
Tho plan 20 complete ana hlc their
,io.c, c.riy with the County Clerk and
hermit .imc Tor the legal contest. Il
"a expected Sine clerk wiil reject the
nomination o. woman.
The purpose ol 'ho Socialists So 20
sci, the favor OF She eufuYists. with
The expcctation that women viii soon
obt.io the ballot 90 Ncv Jersey. Mrs.
Vr,Ilv'r husband wae thc gubcrnatorIal
c,raidatc Of The party lass fan. ard
bst frequently been on the county
ticket
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VARIETY Bills
OF The WEEK
The Mystic Bird"-iio- Glhi's
Submarine Trich i'ehrN
Z. DiNev.

THE NYSTIC BIRD" opened a. me
Palace Theatre yesterday afternoon
-or an engagement lasting all summer.
Tae Mystic Bird IS \ causry which
MARBLES any tune ssecd for b. he
audience. Inc Bird partner IN the
act gocs about The house asking The
.pcctators 20 name tune for the
canary % va-olc. he cues the canary
by r,ariug the opening bars o. the
number desired ard .hcn the festhered
solcstcr MARBLES tho tune. Eddie Fog
and me seven l'tie Foy, VIII remain
for Tho second week 70 present another
chapter OF ;he.- funny family life.
Joan Sawyer. assisted by Nigel Barrie.
presents an elaborate dance. ct no
Artists Dream" The setting rs a
Persian garden. Mis- sawyer wears a
Pc~siar costume from dcsg 81 b.
Leon Bakst. Adeis de aud Hughes also
present m ambitious new dance. This
IS tho "Cqt and the Csrar,.' or lie
Chat o.. lc Cauari" Ruth Eore Wit
continue for hen sixth consecutive
,.cok. She .ngs all now songs. RYAN
and Lee. the Young comedian and come
dierue. have been brought from their
summer home 20 please Palace patrons.
Two ancient Ministries. Norcross and
Holdsworth. sing song and do dances
that pleased our dsdd'es. while me
three Melvin boys give acrooaucs.
HOUDINT repeated MS submarine
trick. gwen last week 100 New orN
Re-. on the stage a. Hsmmersteln 5
Root Garden yesterday. Handcufed
and leC-,roucd doudluI wa naiied IN
IN an ordinary packing box reinforced
with rome aad steel bands. ana tnen
thrown into huge tank o. water
Iron weight. made the boz sink.
Others prominent on bill Of novelty
and laugh arc Jesse Lasky's hrce
BCau- IN. Types. an act o. INNS.
draDcr.ce. tiaire Rochester. ne dou-
bic .oiccG oarytone- soprano. VINO is
ono o. tro seasons finds. and Emma
Franc. and her Arabs Rounding out
fourteen acts are sylvia Loyal and her
pio~ro. George y Brown. Radford and
Winchester. Bet Nclrose. Cara lngo'
Coates. keeIe and Johnson. Kaufman
Brothers ard Kramer and Patterson.
HENRY r.. DlNEN and Marie Nord-
.trom TOO .he bill ~ the New brlght oh
-ri. ucck I'm modern romantic COMEDY
"Cas-lo Romance" b. Edgar Ten
Wool Fly. D.Icy play. role someWnal
like Capicow .co. his part n "A Inou
sand le.r- Ago" Another star on the
New Brighton programme rs 'ctor
Moore Tie , appearing Nitn tnm''
IittlcfciG % bis rauoo-ille comedy
..t-t...,.-. E,,t~ AZ. or Back 20 inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-21
Destroyer o Brien Launched.

Philadelphia. July 20. The ldtcs; sd-
dit.on 10 the lighting force OF tho
United States navy. the torpedo boat
United States navy. the torpedo boat de
stroyer O'Brien. was launched here to-
day. Miss Marcia Bradbury Campbell, OF
Cherryicld Ne. great great grand
niece Of Captain jeremiah O'Brien,
after whom the vessel was named. was
the sponsor Captain O'Brien was the
leader Of the first naval engagement
% the Revolutionary War. and with
his four brothers and small ere y
captured the British sloop OF war Mar
garetta. which was lying m the narbor
Of Machias. Nc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-21
At NEW PORT.


(e" poI- july ~. NI,. Diat'e-
Ron man gave iuncheoh ,H.' aitti
noon az arm "a nan lot % ,Aop ana
.lTs' mares r. " Oodcoc"' OF Ne"-Nc"+
mrs. Hon man later zoos "t: guests 70
me nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence j.
GILLESPIE. where there wa, lecture BY
arthur herrlnttoh. o. Mad oh' y. d..
OF Right and Wrong Pruning and
Lawns Tor ne Newport Garden I4uD
Mrs. nor man guests included lir. and
Mrs. RANK n. Sturgis. Mrs.. II. Cas- mn
Ge Enam, -lt.. 'amDrl... DR. and Mrs.
Henry 4. Iarlor. t&er,on /. " -n-
tnrop and Mrs. Robert >. Nc'orm lex.
Luncheon we're also gwen today bt
Mrs. ). RED = .erson. Jr. Mrs. Wander
bit anu Mrs. +. Livingston Ludlow.
Mrs.. Robert =. McCormicN was am
ner hostess a. Pinard cottage SO. D.
and. dinner followed oy dancing wa
gwen al Htoneacrc ot MIS-. Alexander J.
Os'satt' OF Pniisdr'po'a' Tor ncr Sraud'
daughter MISS LOIS "a az.
Mrs. james Dris"o.d Went mad a'
oinnei sGe',s io-N.ghi top ana Mrs
mare, r, " oouCoch' b.7hep ana Mr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-21
BOOST FOR PANAMA FAIR
Guatemala Official Enthusias =
tic Over It's Impetus to Trade.

Luis Nendlzib bal. Minister OF Public
Works OF the Republic OF Guatemala.
who arrived here yesterday on the
SURNAME. is the most enthusiastic
foreign booster for the Panama Pacific
Exposition that has ever come TO these
shores. lie said that San Francisco
was far ahead OF any other big city
that has narborcd al exposition. in
that n was ready with its buildings
ahead Of the proposed time.
The exposition. he said. would give
an enormous impetus 70 Central and
South American trade. which had been
made possible by the completion OF
the Panama canal lie added:
"Gustemals Is working hard 20 help
make the san Francisco enterprise
success. end I'm going 10 the Pacific
coast ss fast a. can 20 take hold or
the business connected with our ca
hihft"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-21
Cape Haitien Repulses Rebels

cape Haiticn. liayti, July 20. \
.,.onr attack was made by tho rebels
o. the city to-day. but the sssaultlng
force was eventually ,repulsed by gov
eminent troops The lighting lasted
from . TO O'Clock In the morning
and large number Of both forces
we're killed or wounded. while several
rebels were taken prisoners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-21
pAIINAnEN PAKk.

we'll balanced vaudeville Bit
o,o..t week. engagement =. the
gus,-c Theatre. Pa.issdo' Amusement
PIX. last r,ght. which included Blanc-
Leslie. wilson and Wilson. NaNnof
Trorpc. Jack Altman and kar'ton and
EIFor6 The Tree vaudeville in the
anph,theatre presented The Great
Holden. Bragger Brothers. Ed Iooler
Trio and Inc fy.rg Ban-ard+.
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At BAR HARBOR


.R,r Harbor July 20. A. the oS.i
...r r.rd o. Ia mcr' 20 be gi'on Df
~. Warner Mi'lin Leeds al Grren"aay
Cour. OIL August 3 a stage erect N,l'
,..-.-eorm ,hc lawn INTO an ocean.
IN" Tepturc and his family Will
,,y.l in the land Of Tcrpsichore. Cos
-, are beng planned 10 ropreseni
o oUn SHOWN dwellcr Of che 'e~. Even
,to ,,irrt ovstcr and 'he much ma
lrred lobster are expected.
Tbo qualifying match ,or 'hc 'ad'e-
,,~rnau,' NJ wa. played this after
noon o Among the contestant yer, Mr..
William Fore. Mrs. John Jaoob. Af'o'r.
W,.s katherine Force and Mrs Jeanne
r.rqmc''
Among thofc attending the concert
and lance a. tho swimming 'luo ms
morning we're Mrs. Edgar Scott, Mrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-21
Senator Ready TO Favor Jones

SpringGld. Ill.,. July 20 Il he vote
is neccssary 70 furnish the required
majority. United states Senator Law
rfnce :. Sherman, Republican. nji re-
turn 20 Washington 20 cast 10 BOD favor
81 ThomAs D. Jouct. Of Chicago. a. Il
member Of the Federal keseryc Board.
"No Senator ough 10 be- narrowed
b. 4 bope Of mere partisan advantage
IN Z matter Of such vital Importance,
SAID Senator sherman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-21
"CLARK SPOON" UNIQUE
Speaker Devises a Novel Gift
for Young Brides.

Washington. July 90 The Champ
Clark wedding spoon" has appeared In
social circles here. and young friends
Of the Speaker and mis- family who
marry may expect to be the recipients
Of unique gift The spoons are not
for sale. and we're recently devised By
the Speaker when he received an invi-
tation TO the wedding Of enc OF his
young acquaintance.
The spoon is made OF silver and
bears a portrait of the Speaker in bass
relief. Underneath sppears the bold
Signature of MIR. Clark. The die -
kept under lock and key By local
jcweller. and the spoons will be made
only when the Speaker and Mrs. Clark
deem them suitable a Wedding gifts.
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Miss Carmody Injured in Auto,

kochfstsr. July %. Miss Cenc9.eYe
tsFmeay. daughter o. Attorney General
afmefy, wax painfully injured lat
Eht nhsn he automobile ~ which
80 ~as riding with = party o. friends
plunged dawn an emDarkment between
Nanmpnsrport and CrOge Springs.
hffe other occupant Of the ear were
il.are1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-21
Grain Arrivals Make Record.

Chicago. July 20 \ new record OF
grain arrivals in this city was set to-
DAY with 2.27l cars OF grain. OF which
l.S27 we're wheat. The grain arrivals
for the first sixteen days Of July sho B.
l.4l4 cars. an increase OF 3.O59 car
over the same days for July, 1915.
There are approximately 1900 bushels
or grain 70 car.
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BEL BIZ A. Thompson. Conn. SUNDAY.
July 10. sophia Sparks. widow OF
Major William = Bcebo. e. = 4.
funeral al Thompson. Tue dav. july
2l. A. o. n. ,nterment az West
Point. Wednesday, July %, a. ) p. m.
BONNELL- On July Is. 1914, Ella.
Herbert Bonnell. Of Great Hills
Road. Short Hills. y J. Services a.
First Presbyterian Church, Spring
field. y. j.. Tuesday. July p. AZ {
p. m. Carriages will be M waiting
A. Nlburn Station for train due at
3:39.
CARLSON A. Washington. Conn. lug
+, John 4. Carlson. esteemed and re-
,pectcd BY the whole community and
for many years devoted and fai,!-
ful friend 70 the family Of r. II. Var
Inge8.
COCKS After a sort illness. on July
20. 1914. Florence Hutchinson Cocks.
DOW II thu late John !. Cocks aid
oaugh Ger Of the late Dr. Joseph {.
Hutch son and Susan b. Hu.chison.
-neral services - the residence OF
.er OF. Dr. Gerhard II. Cooks. i37
Fast 54'h ST., on "Wednesday. July -
at 10 a. m.
M'CCTCHEON Jane. o. Greenwich.
Conn. suddenly. a. Stamford aos D.
tai, July 10Th ~ his Fad year
Funeral services a. Christ Cnurcn.
Greenwich, Thursday. July 33rd. ~
3:lJ p. n. Carriages will meet rntus
Ioerng Grand Central depot .t 2:Of
p. m Friends arc kindly requested
70 omit fJVcrs
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IN MENnRlAN-

COOKE Requiem mass in memory Of
Sara Louie Cooke, at the Church Of
ST. Mary the Virgin. 1879 West 10th
ST.. on Tuesday. July n, ~ l0:U
a. M.