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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-03-07

any place I happened to be.
For several years I was bothered with
pimples on my face. Some Of them were
hard rcd spots, some were full of matter.
and many blackhcads. I was always pick.
ing at them and caused them to be sore.
They made my face look SO badly 1 wa
ashamed to be seen.
II tried washing my head with Cuticura
Soap. dried without rinsing. then put the
Cuticura Ointment on and rubbed it into
the scalp. I applied the Cuticura Soap and
Ointment the same each week until cured.
Three months use Of Cuticura Soap and
Ointment has msde my face as smooth and
clean as can be-. I (Qsigned) c. NJ. Hamilton,
Sept. "a, 1912.
Cuticura Soap (35c.) ssd Cuticura Oint-
ment (5Oc.) are soldtby druggists and dealers
everywhere. Liberal sample Ct each mailed
nee. with 32-p. Skin Book Address post.
card Cuacura,, Dept, T. Boston.
10.Men who shavo and shampoo with Cu>
tic.ra Sop Win ind Il best for skin and SCALP.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-03-07
eRAppock BAND WILL HELP.

BraddOck News: The BraddOck
oand will take an important part in
the entertainment and social to be
given by the ladies of Moffit, March
18th. The band boys have consented
to help the ladies Of that village
make their entertainment a success
gratis. 1t will be a treat for the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-03-07

scalp: my hair was falling
out gradually until l had
scarcely any hair on my
head. I couldn't keep the
dandruf of at ell. My
hair was dry and lifeaess
and l lost rest at night from
the terrible itching sensa-
ton. ! would pull my hair
OF and scratch my head
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-14
SHORT NEWS
HERE
TweIve dlvorees granted.

Twelve divorces granted.
First shipment Of Chinese eggs
here.
Welsh Presbyterian church La
dies Aid 10 hold annual bazaar and
supper Thursday.
Mass will be said at o'clock
Sunday morning in the Holy Fam
lily Catholic Church OF Kirkland.
ST. Anthony's parish fair, Rem
ton. closes Saturday night.
n. Ross Allen speaks on Mental
Science" at 1916 Terry av., Sunday
afternoon.
Commercial Club appoints dele
gates for good roads convention at
Spokane
Pest house on Beacon Hin will
be burned Saturday night
Four caught In raid on gambling
Joint
Court will decide who is secre-
tary OF J. y. Britton Land G. Tim
Der Co.
Commercial Club expects 300 new
members before it moves into new
quarters.
Turkeys cents pound cheaper
than last year.
Forty-three girls and 80 boys get
on Broadway high honor roll
Transportation club bids fare
well TO John A. Miller.
Rev. G. r. oulnan. Paulist faith
er OF Portland, speaks at X. OF C.
hall Sunday afternoon.
Police try out ser1anhore bIork
signal at busy crossings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-14
PROGRESSIVE
RALLY SHOWS
HEAPS OF pep

Approximately ESQ attended the
progressive rally at the Good Eats
cafeteria Friday night. and renewed
their faith in the principles OF the
party
Alfred II. Lundin. prosecutor
elect, gave the keynote OF the meet.
ing when he declared he had joined
the progressive party because OF
its principles. and he proposed to
remain steadfast TO those prin.
ciples
clared he left the republican party
for good two years ago, and has no
Intention OF returning.
Senator Dan Landon said that II
the republicans had any honest in.
tention OF securing economic gov.
eminent they could start with the
Legislature and cut off the wastefu'
patronage lists. excessive printing
costs. etc.
Representative Thomas r. Muir,
phine declared that the progressive
principles were the cause OF the
party's birth. and not the pie coun.
ter"
Edgar c. SNYDER. former state
chairman. prophesied that II the
republican party kept its reaction.
AIRY pledges in it's platform II would
be wrecked by its own hands.
As attorney for David Mckenzie
and Or Walter T Christensen. pro.
gresslve candidates for county com.
missioner. Snyder declared he Is
fast gathering data upon which TO
base recount contest.
Congressman J. w Bryan made
an enthusiastic address.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-14
VRADENBURC TO
SHOW FILM AT
metropolitan

Millions That Work Ii tho title
Of W'ashington.ma moving pic
lures illustrating homemade Indus
tries Of the state. itg resources. It's
possibilities. is past. and its pres
ent, 10 be shown a. the MetropOli.
tan theatre for the first time Mon.
day evening.
The pictures. In which 20 900
Washington people are shown, viii
be the attraction az the Metropoli-
tan for the entire week. ending Sat
urday night
They viii be accompanied with
lecture by George Vradenburg, the
chief Of the Tilikums Of Seattle.
The pictures have the endorse
ment Of Superintendent Cooper OF
the public schools az a big educa-
tlonal value 10 children as well as
% adults
They show 5000 900 600 In actual
work IN home productions and give
concrete lessons In the Buy Home
Products" campaign.
They show that II the state were
entirely Isolated from the rest Of
the world. IL would be- selfsuEtain-
ing in It's facilities for food. cloth
ing. shelter. fuel and every other
necessity
The growth Of the university and
the public schools. AZ well as the In
side workings In factories. are com.
prehensivcly shown.
Pictures 81 leading citizens. q
drill OF 1900 school children In The
Tacoma stadium. the university
cadets. the fish packing. lumber
manufacturing and agricultural in
dustries. are among the features.
There will be matinees az well as
evening performance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-14
LEGAL NOTICES

issued by said court ~ NJ. directed Anf
delivered I a. hereby cite ali persons
claiming damages for any damage iNss
or Injury arising out - the aforesaid
voyage ~ the steamship Princes VIE.
tofia' ending a. Seattle Washington.
on August 7Gth. 1914 vheth-r orea
stoned W the aforesaid collision nr
otherwise 20 file ana make due proof
~ theif respective claims before q
uowmsn. Eco. United states Commits
sioner ~ his office room $50 Central
BuildinE IN tho city NJ seattle on or
before she 18Th day - December. isi4
a. 10 o'clock a. ~ ana also 70 appear
before fae said Court % said place On
90 before the isth day Of Dsesfnbsf
1914, ~ 10 O'Clock a m. ana answer
the allegations ~ said petition and
libel othsrNiso they will BE- dsfauifed
ana debarred from participation IN this
suit
Dated AZ Seattle. Washington. ssptau bsr
ard, iBif
JOHN " BOYLE
Emitted states Marshal for the Western
District Of Washington. N9fthefn III
ti-iDn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-14
GIFT SHIP SAILS

NEW YORK, Nov. ia
Eishty-two car loads Of Christ
mas gifts intended for the chill
dren OF wsr-strieken Belgium,
were stored away on the steam.
ship Jason, which sailed from
New York for Europe today. A
band played at the pier. Sew.
eral thousand children march
ed TO the pier before 10 o'clock
and wished the officers and
crew Of the Jason bon voyage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-14
ElSEW HERE

Final counts show woman suf-
frage wins in Montana and Senator
Newlands wins In Nevada.
Davilmar Theodor is made new
president of Haiti.
New York and New Orleans cot
ton exchanges will reopen next
week and resume trading in futures.
Frank Terrell. aviator. killed max
ing flight at county fair at Chester
field, s. c.
Westside lumber mill at Olympia
will reopen with crew OF 90 men.
Gen. Geronimo Trevino. leader
under Porfirio Diaz. dies In Laredo.
Tex.
Gen. Hugh Scott is appointed
chief of staff of U. 5. army, to sue
coed Mai Gen. Wotherspoon Gen.
Funston is made major general.
Northern Pacific Railway Co.
floats "refunding and Improvement
mortgage" of s5O0.000.00o at 81.
Paul.
Fort George. 3. c.. water plant
destroyed by explosion. with loss OF
s150,000. Richard Spence, Spokane.
killed.
Mrs. Rosa M. Wilson. Meadow
dale. near Everett, finds gold on her
ranch and files mining claim on ii.
Lake steamer Colonial beached
In sinking condition near Blenheim,
Ont. Crew safe.
Interstate commerce commission
suspends proposed advance in
freight rates on dairy and poultry
products on Pacific coast
Supreme court denies writ to re.
strain Thurston county court from
hearing Roslyn coal rate case.
George B. Perkins, Boston. who
ran amuck on steamship Mohawk
and killed man. says he knows moth
ing of the tragedy. as he had over
dose of some drug.
Washington committee plans to
give Belgian students free use or
educational institutions during the
war.
Cruiser Maryland completes port
tests of Matanuska coal at Bremen
ton and viii start steaming tests in
strait.
Thomas N. Swale, Everett pro-
gressive, wins seat in state legisla-
ture from j. n. Hogan, republican,
by two votes
Much damage done by gale along
Everett water front.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-14
PUBLIC MARKETS
ME~II.AKE

stalls zs0-2gs g iqc pkEs maearoni or
spaghetti. gbc. 800 pkEs washing pow
der. zoe stall gee. raffneshu cheese. Soc
10 Hoqurfoft cheese. SOC ~ Ntail gg7
arse curumbsra. D. each. fancy cram
berries, roc % fresh spinach 2 ibs 100
stalls so0.1lt new almonds zoe ib. .
English aalnuts ibs zGc. fancy nsw
FIGS. he. zgc Htaii SEQ fancy Brussels
sprouts, Zoe 3d.. ariiehokrs. Tor isr.
large stalk celery Be- stall 30. potato
salad. itr % shrimp salad. 2se 81 foil
% honey. Csc. stall ~. fresh be hom-
my i0r qti am pickles zoe dor gal.
can cafsup. 900 stall as sweet eating
pears. 100 dor isrgs juicy lemons gee
dor sweet Oranges. zoe dor
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sDI III ND


roDty-Pure cane sugar Re tsc.
al Kinds spices Be- can. stalls 1881.
patent flour see i0rfh sack corn flakes
phFH ste. navy beans ihs 9tc uaea-
runi o. 10 Etal - small POTATOES ~
ihs SEC. tarEe pntain~s "a thF 2te
stall o. whole salmon. 4fe each. salmon
trout. isc ~ Fiunsn haddis ihs. gtel
fresh crabs : FOR gte stall 20. esgpiani.
2 ihs tc dried onions. he lee. carrots
nnd bsegs r. bunch stall &C. grapefruit
FOR S.. lemons dor ale. cucumbers
! for &C.. cfanberries : ihs sSc. Etaii
a. Yakima butter. SOC ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-14
BOMB IN COURT

NEW YORK. Nov. fs.--Pa.
trolmsn George O'Connor
sverted a tragedy In the Center
st. police court today when a
bomb believed to have been
placed as a result OF I. w. w.
prosecutions. last spring. was
found suffering beneath
seat. o'Connor saw the fuse
sputterine and hurled the bomb
through a window.
When examined. II was found
10 contain shrspnel. powder,
bullets and slugs.
Policemen saw a young ltsi-
Ian leave the courtroom after
striking a match, but no stten-
ton was paid 10 him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-14
rIkI EIAII

Hfall - puFe wei oder. DC raj
fresh iye huminy. 100 ct. c. ~. stall
1885. gen can ~ rnaeksrei Ice. Alb can
- coffee stc. regular ~ 90 value stall
IT, ~ % can 81 olive OIL ste. al tsc
peanuts Ice stall -. solid pack TO-
mat1ss Ice can. iac cans u asparagus.
Zoe stall 1903. 70 bars laundry soap.
stc FaI can q tomatoes. 3tc. tomato
soup 81 ran. stall 1871 round steak. tsc
a. weiners. isc 10 Hthii a. salmon. stc
each stau ~ salmon. halitut o. sfneii
lAs 16e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-14
SAINT Any

stalls ta-H. ise cans minced razor
clans lEc. solid pack tomatoes iec can
80 bottles - eafsup. soc IN. pkEs
seeded faisins csc. Special Blend coffee.
les 3tcl tea fanninEs. ite o.. 2 ihs
fic. aranE. lemon and citrpn peel IN
= 10 cartons ice stall >. iamb chops
lbs zte. sirioin steak. i7Hc 10; picnic
hams igMe ~ lard compound. lie 10
piEs feet &C. H. dry sait pork. izHe d.
stall a. nsw mincemsaf isc ib. lbs
stc peanut butter isr %. ihs. use.
sharp ehs~s. zoe b. sRusfkfaut. lbs
itr stall -. fo~a butter lbr 81 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-14

sian %. potatoes. 81 90 ard 20 per
sack. delivered. King apples soc bon
delivered Florida grapefruit. foc each.
Ter i6ei JsrssY sweet potatoes. g. %.
he csc Hfhi fpi. cream brick cheese
zoe 10 imported BNiss cheese. so Do
I'm ported Naausfori cheese csc a. aer
coffee. 2tc ~ eAraNhy cheese 2tc ~
stalls tos-it2-itA cans string beans
Csc. cans soiid pack t0fnafoes Csc
stalls D. 4 3. T. sirioin steak. tsc Do
round STEAK ikc ID. Eastern ham. tkr
10 iamh chops itc 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-14
GIVES IT DOUBLE 0

Following an inspection Satur.
day Of the new l.. c. Smith build
Ing by its architect f. IL, Gaggins
OF Syracuse and Maj, Alfred II.
Whitney of New York. the builder.
the skyscraper will be formally de
livered over TO Burns Lyman
Smith.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-14
BANK FOR LABOR

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. "a
Delegates TO the American
Federation OF Labor are inter.
ested In resolution providing
for a trades union bank, intend
ed to make the federation finan.
eially independent. The idea
Is being fostered by the Iron
workers. organization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-14
AUTOS For SALE
MOTORCYCLES

Motorcycle New and secone hand al
makes SOME - these taken un nee
fNntAN MOTORCYCLES naiisu a
Wrlkht ~ . Pix 81. near ntoad.
wHv rhons ras, Ell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-14
ACREAGE

For Nsut-M $ssman's 10 arres for
rent 81 loyal Heights Al cleared snd
tn orchard. under Irrigation. can be
used To- daiff FAfesn 90 both House
rue harus chicken shed on place
Take LOYAL Heights car on Market o.
and 49, ta sHd ~ ifarh runfuries siit
shne fuu thn place. Sec ~ y Ss~
maa " o - 80 p ney Washington.
10 aefss ~ Led saf sais GOOD huiidihss
hos arres cleared fruit gFasH and
tnshrs pienfedl iir~ aiour tbs eeunts
rad. good suii naks splendid home
Tor eid people Price 81 leo $500 cash
address q t1g. star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-14

lNi Nf' NlATF OF AMERICA. w LIST
ERN DISTRICT OF WASHfSGToN
NORTHERN DIVISION. ss.
libel and petition was flied
IN tho District Court % the United
states, for tho Western District Of
Wellington. Northern Division. on the
7sth dav Of August. 1914, by the Ca
madam Pacific Railway Company. own.
er ~ the steamship princess Vie
toria." her engines. boilers apparel,
tackle, furniture etc. for Limitation OF
its liability FOR all loss. damage and
injury arising out Of or occasiuned by
that certain voyage OF the steamshlp
Princess Victoria " commencing at
Vancouver. n c.. Dominion OF ca rRda.
on August 18th. 1914 Of ~ o'clock y
m, and ending ut Seattle wnshinvion
on August Goth. 1914 NJ about 10
O'Clock a. m, whether tho same arose
out ~ or by reason Of collision rs
tween tho steamship "prncess VIE.
tori-" and tho steamship Admiral
Sampson " which occurred on the morr.
Inc ~ August 9sth 1919 white tho said
steamship princess Victo-ia" was on
the aforesaid voyage, or otherwise. aud
has given n stipulation with good Rnd
sufficient surety to abide hv aud nav
tho moneys awarded nv the final de.
cree rendered by this Court or hv an
appellate court n appeal Intervene. TO
the amount ~ two hundred EIGHT siy
thouSsnd two hundred ana twenty f've
and 1o-l00 dollars teSd ss6 i0l. ant In
terest. the same heinr the anptni-ed
value OF the said steamship princess
Victoria" and her pending freight at
Now fbeFefore In pur-uan,e cy n ,,ant.inu
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" " wv ~ MNW WV w WIS
largest direct 60 ron
sumner factory ln che West
Large stock ai~Ays on hfnG
CATALOGUE PRICES
Craftsman dours s.. 81 SO
t-cross panel doors. rs sizes
Same far painting .I-t.. sec
s-eross panel siidtne doors
........... g. 60 as
Interior i.ply intrrief doors
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500 an
i-piy Cold Seal Reofng. roii
Observation-Disclosures. ttHs'
.-piy Cold Seal Roerins roll
s-ply Cold Seal Roofing roii
.r.ats t.rss rsssassH - p
t.tieht hara SASH ... tfe up
bungalow easement cash up
tom ss-.trtrs-at tttars So
Outside door frames 81 90
inside door frames $500. fte
20 foot store fyuut 81 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-14
Is FEMALE SITUATIONS

woman wants work ~ houseHeepef On
wtdowern home am competent woman.
no iurumhranrr. can give reference.
Adrsss c.iit oare star
Woman auod cook wants ruoktnx Tor
few men os houarkeepins asis PEG
eud ev
Woman companion Cor ins iid or elderly
gentleman. Tor hame. IN or out % the
city Address stis Second av
widow vents position 90 houseke-psr
Tor small family moderate wages can
siyc reference Ad,Ne-- r.tsi star
refined middle. aHed woman une
housrkaeper. cock and seautHtress
would like position In widoWers family
or whore she can take run charer call
or write Mrs. Filsrhe efof Evanston Az
SITUATION Ans ONE CENr A WORn
~ ruE STAR
Wanted uV osprrtenccd Woman. an,
kind ~ oisrkinE in "a respectable store
rhone nalisrd itss
Nsndins % All klnds neatly done p-ss.
star
Woman wants dsy work With the best ~
references Fhane Rainier tosM
refined weman wants position a. house
keeper fpF one or two gentlemen. city
preferred Address Miss e uaWtns.
Gen. Oct. seattle
Woman wants work a. houssk espsr tor
gentleman or widewer; party who viii
appreciate respectable. clean hnusrkvnra
~ can furnish good references u-tip.
star
s>~~>~~~~~s>>>~~~~
10 MALE HELP WANTED
NATIONAL uAHuER COLLEGE
wants mon and women q learn the bar
Der trade, vases paid while learning
Call ~ writs
Iu<h arsis school 10, s,io {"
1..soa annually. co.operats with M
evenings a. home. ever, thinr furnish
- don't wuFry about capital How'd
~ Brown Omaha N~h
MoLER HARhLu cotIEaE
I Wants mrh and women 90 learn barber
trade Wares patd ~hle i~Arnirs
- ocs'f~-te' ~ r~-''i-
whN pai mafe WhrH itt rWvs Z ~ sut
ef ofsrcnaf az frarira tustatrs SUIT
shor $685. Thifd second foar'
sas- 90 yrsf satnr fiii rfy she Pufiian
ce'efsris second finar zoe rtns
rAr At rnoNrsoN's tru ANp rtNf
coLtEcrioN~-tbs LYON nrttptN0
rttrt' siss
SAW MONEY Cali - the nafeain
store Est Occidental corner Maih
Handles new ana second hand suits
Fsineuats. t'ta up. teoia, GYMS trunks
suitrases shoes isssfrY. Alaska cot.
nts ard iogsefs supplies
Gordon rfaciss Upstairs shap positively
sells iss suits ar aFefcpsts Tor as ~.
stars a0tA Thlrf Traders uidx
povie Mrf CO. sitth AZ opposite West.
LAKE Market Seattle. wants solicitors
play roof AT as PtkE IT
Learn Co operate moving pfrtHrs mschine
~ sxpsrisnced operator. TO. Cedar 81
WAITED -fwe ra-n team .uta sas ssass
SO +F- sssa raurtsf~- tsss w.usss
Ne~~N~~~N~~~-~~~~~~s~r~~~@ -~@N~eN@~~~~~a~~e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-14

INVESTIGATE THfs-po IT NOW
We are selling cut over lands % sno-
hnfrish reuntv. immediately aTouud eur
mills fiEht prices. iih~rai terms Also
liberal terms on lumber Coed land
good roads school. store n = n RAN.
rnad. auto stages SPECIAL OYER.
80 acres suitable for stock guart~r
mile lake front some bottom pfIce
isbte pr scrs. See y ~ MEtELE-
1uHN our Land AGENT. 1901 1. 9
smith uidH Seattle
THREE LAKES LuvnER co
Three Lakes Wash
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A widow vents position 90 hnusek~~psr
Tor small family moderate wages can
giYr reference Address r.tsi star
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CLASSIFIED BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
Classified AID Rates

Alphabetically Arranged Tor inc CO.."
esntencs "a Our nus1 Readers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-14

Woman wants work ~ nousetceper Ga
widower'n home an competent woman
40 Remembrance can uive reference,
Atfass a. M tare star
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ACREAGE

For HontaG have fine ranch that
want 20 rcnt or lease 90 miles from
Tow usend wash. near school aud post
office Have horses cows and all tho
Implements to run A. For further par.
ticulars write 10 Robert T.. Ryan.
Of ~ Wnah
SNAP IS EVERETT
s-ro0m modern house. piasterHd over
looking the bay 81. 500. hair cash Zoos
Grand av Everett
10 ACRES FOR $3.50
Thoroughly burned over last summer; in
fine condition 10 improve good soil ana
good district, driving distance ~ mar
ket Terms t2t cnsh. 80 monthly
l.. j. MARSH a. co. 1909 Sd AVE.
For estimates on clearing or grading. call
North ga.
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CATWCAuT lands offer every advantage.
soii water. climate. markets transpor-
tstion
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30 STORES AND OFFICES
SO WTD REAL ESTATE

Wanted About 10 acres - good land
some water front nm easy terms Would
prefer some improved Address P-igi.
star
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~ ADMIRALTY.

In tho Matter ~ tho Petition ~ the CA
MADAM PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
fASN a corporation. Of the Dominion
OF Canada. owner Of tho steamship
PRINCESS VICTORIA" for Limita.
ton OF Liability
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So WANTED TO BORROW

Wanted 5000 on chattcl mortgage: ample
! security interest TO bc not over 10 per
cent Address G-1ai star
Wanted. 70 borrow $500. , years per
cent on good security Address O.
| Sorcnson. COS sixth Rv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-14

~ THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT. ron THE WESTERN DIS
TNlCr or WASHINGTON. NORTH
ERS DIVISION
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NO. 2s:s CITATION.
TO WHOM 1T MAY coNcERN,

UNITED STATES or AMERICA. WEST
ERIN DISTRICT OF wASHINGToN
NORTHERN DIVISION. 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-14

sers. 81 water front. good soil and
water for 1875 no term. oscar
nrpwn. Bangor wash
by LAND Now-Hr.t dusiity soii 80
fare 10 Seattle 20 acres 81 900 % eto
American pHnk Hiss cw~s--
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-14

GLASS PAINTS MIRRORS BUILDING
PAPER ANp HARDWARE AT ONE
THIRD LESS
As FOR CATALOGUE No a
% " WILLIAMS co
fatf Firsf A. = Main fffr
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POULTRY

Proni~s--'rhres coIars free boomers US
per hundred strong root 1850 per
dazsn. large plant. 800 up W u
Bsrnss. stf7 crsston ., old Rsnton car
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refined middle .aHed woman. une
houHrkacrer. cock and seawHtress
would like position In Wihower's family
or whore she can take fuli eharEe call
or write Mrs rllsrho dHaf Evanston Az
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l I9go1 ,1gos gII lJe,,tosso.ooo
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS

Rev. y Conckiry- spifituaiist minister.
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The Washington herald., 1914-05-05
ANTS EXPRESS SORROW
AT DEATH OF MRS. HAY
Call Widow of Late Secretary of State
a Staunch Supporter of the Cause.
Denounce Suffrage Declaration"

Resolutions have been adopted by the
District OF Columbia Association op-
posed to Woman Suffrage expressing its
profound sorrow at the death Of Mrs.
John Hay, widow OF the late Secretary
of State, and extending its sincere SYM
pathy to her family and friends. The
resolution follows:
"wheeras, 1t has pleased Our Father
to call Mrs. Clara Stone Hay, wife Of
the late Secretary of State, 10 her final
reward, and whereas. through her death
the District OF Columbia Association OPP
posed TO Woman Suffrage loses q staunch
and loyal member who at all times stood
for the highest ideals Of true American
woman and their practical application in
the cause of civilization and humanity;
Resolved. That this association here
with express its profound sorrow at the
death Of Mrs. Hay and extend its sincere
sympathy to the bereaved members Of
her family and friends"
The District Anti-Suffrage Society also
adopted a resolution protesting against
and denouncing the "Woman's Declara-
ton Of Independence" as issued from
suffrage headquarters and representing
the attitude OF the suffragists toward
the American form OF government.
The authorities are requested mot TO
permit the reading. announcement or