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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-04
UNCLE JOE" SPENDS 1924.
Campaign Expenses of Other Con
gressional Candidates Filed.

The cost of coming back" in
the case of Uncle Joe" Cannon was
s3,274 The former Speaker filed his
campaign expense account with the
clerk of the House yesterday. the
amounts spent on primary and election
in the Danville district totaling the
sum named.
Final campaign expense accounts In
Senate contests in the last election
have been filed by the following:
Paul Hastings, democrat, OF Wiscon-
sin, contributions, $465; expenditures.
lanes B. Phelan, democrat, Califor-
MIA. contributions, s3,397; expenditures.
same.
Lawrence Y Sherman. republican, IL
linois. contributions, $500; expendi-
lures, $6,933.
Maurice Connolly. democrat, Iowa.
contributions. sl0,3S7; expenditures,
ss.417 Mr. Connolly filed a supplemen-
tary statement declaring that OF his
receipts s6.47s were contributed by
himself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-04
LONDON JUST HEARS TODAY
OF LOSS OF DREADNAUGHT

LONDON, December 4.-The first story
of the loss of a British superdreed-
naught, copied from American news
papers, is published here today with
the omission of the name Of the ship
and the locality where the mishap oc-
Cured.
The reference in the foregoing dis
patch to the loss of British super
dreadnaught is the Audacious. which
went down off the northern coast or
Ireland October IS. after having come
in contact with what is believed TO
have been a German mine. The British
censors permitted no publication OF
this story In England. and they have
been severely criticised for the sup
preston of this news.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-04
Joffre Came 200 Miles.
5MDEN'S PLAN WAS TO
SINK AUSTRALIAN TROOPS

MELBOURNE, Australia, via London.
December 4, 1:55 p.m.-Information
made public here today indicated that
when the famous German cruiser En-
den was at last run down by the Aus
tralian cruiser Sydney she was prepar-
ing to undertake the most daring and
destructive of her many adventures.
George F. Pearce, the commonwealth
minister CT defense. announced In the
senate today that when the Sydney
Intercepted the Emden the transports
bearing the Australian and New Zea-
land eXpeditionary force were within
100 miles of the German cruiser.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-04
DR.. SOILS NARROW ESCAPE.
German Colonial Secretary Got in
Range of English Shells.

BRUSSELS, via The Hague and Lon
don. December 4.-Dr. Solf. the Ger
man colonial secretary. had a mar
row escape few days ago Wnen
automobiling along the front near DIX
nude he came under the fire OF the
English intrenchments. which we're
Ionly 400 yards from the highway. Not
only bullets whizzed around his auto
mobile, but shrapneI exploded nearby
In the midst Of the excitement q
tire. which had been penetrated by
bullets exploded. The chauffeur dis
mounted. intending to make repairs.
but it was evident that the English
guns had found the range and the
secretary hurried on to DiXmude In
the crippled machine. There he lodged
in one of the few inhabitable ruined
houses until repairs could be made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-04
Boys ST and $3.50
Pants, Doc

Z dIltS, o9S
Boys ALL DOL
Fancy c a s S | m e re
Knickerbocker Pants.
winter weight and
dark patterns; sizes
Z to II years.
25c to soc Ear
rings, 15c
Pearl and Jet Ear
rings, with gold
plated m o u n t i ngs;
neat styles.
1oc Toilet Soap, &c
Regular 10c cakes
of Palmolive Toilet
Soap.
Lifebuoy Soap, &C
Regular &c cakes
of genuine Lifebuoy
Soap.
Vanity Boxes, &c
Oxzyn Vanity Box
es. containing pow
der or rouge and
puff.
1oc Cologne. SC
Regular 10c bottles
of FIoyt's German
Cologne.
Face Powder, nc .
fellows Swans
down Face Powder,
all tints.
1oc Cold Cream, &c
Daggett & Rams
dell's Perfect Cold
Cream. in tubes.
SC Shaving Soap,
2 for SC
Two cakes of Will
liams' Quick and
Easy Shaving Soap.
Hairpin Cabinets,
&C
Hairpin Cabinets,
containing $50 as
sorted hair pins;
regularly 10c.
$2.oo Knives and
Forks, STAG
Sets of six each
Knives and Forks,
with White bone boil
stored handles.
$I.oo Coaster Sets,
6oc
Coaster Sets, glass
bottoms, GOV ere d
with imitation lace:
nickel-plated rim s;
one large tray with
handles and six small
ones to match.
Women's Aprons,
2oc
womep's Bunga-
low Aprons, good
quality gin & h q m.
with pool ct and
neatly piped with
white.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-04
Of WALES
HAPPY AT FRONT
Works in House Rocked by the
Decorations of Constant
Bombardment.
VISITS TRENCHES AND WINS
GOLDEN OPINIONS OF MEN
King George Enthuses Troops-With
Kitchener and French Meets Al
bert, Poincare and Joffre.

LONDON. December 4. 4:25 m.-"The
Prince of Wales has at last obtained
the dearest wish of his heart and il
present with the army. He has won
golden opinions" says the military ex-
pert of the Times in a description OF
the life at Gen. French's headquarters
THE personality OF this slight and al
most fragile looking prince was but
little known to the army until he join
ed it and now that IL is becoming
known it is revelation. He Is among
the keenest and hardest working soldiers
in the army. He walks six miles before
breakfast every morning. drives his
own car and spends every moment OF
the working day in acquainting him
self with the situation of the troops
and the services of the army.
Visits the Trenches.
only last week he occupied fitting
cradle for a prince, a house rocking
and shaking day and night under the
constant detonations of bomba rdments.
and has visited the trenches. including
those of the Indian army. II Will be
difficult to keep him out OF the firing
line of his grenadiers, and a more
jealous, lnde1atlSdDle young ofncer
does not serve with the kings troops"
The writer says that while il is nec-
essary for the commander OF an army
to work in the quiet headquarters be-
hind the army, often Gen. French can
not be prevented from dashing along
the road under heavy fire to visit dis
tant troops and going into the trenches
to get close view of the infantry po-
sitions.
King George Enthuses Troops.
Such enthusiasm has been aroused
among the allied troops by the visit OF
King George to the battle front that his
stay in France may be extended consid-
erably.
Wednesday, according to a dispatch 10
the Daily Mail, there was a meeting OF
the Kings of Great Britain and Bel
Joffre, commander-in-chief of the French
forces; Field Marshal Earl Kitchener,
British secretary of state for war; Gen.
French, commander-in-chief Of the Brit
ish forces, and Able Lemaire, the famous
mayor of Hazebrouck. The meeting was
in the region where the three allied
armies were nearest together.
Joffre Came 200 Miles.
Gen. Joffre came from a point in the
battle line 200 miles distant by special
train. Able Lemaire met him and acted
as guide for the distinguished group.
King George inspected the British
troops yesterday. He Travelled along the
he visited the trenches and bomb-proofs
and talked with the officers and men. A
desultory German cannonade meantime
was progressing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-04
$1.25 Coatings,

@1.z5 NodtlLSS,
oec
56-inch Atwood
Chinchilla Coatings;
heavy w e g h t, in
brown only.
2ec Check Serge,
ZIG
5o-inch Black and
White Check Serge,
in rious size
checks.
$1.5o and $1.75
Comforts, csc
72x72 and 72xs0
White Cotton Filled
Comforts, cove re d
with light and dark
color silkolines.
$500 Rugs, $2.e5
9x12 r ersib lie
Wool Ingram Rugs.
made in one piece:
medallion and con-
ventional designs.
25c Windsor Ties,
I6c
Windsor Ties. ex-
ira quality MESA
line, in all desirable
shades. (Neckwear
Dept.)
3oc Table Covers,
1oc
4-quarter Tapestry
Table Covers, fringed
all around: red and
green colorings.
3oc Crib Blankets,
1oc
Crib Blankets, size
3Ox40: soft fleece fin
ish; white with pink
or blue borders.
1oc Initials, SC
Double Initials,
turkey red woven;
any t w OIL e t ter
COZ b / n a tt on; one
quarter gross in each
package. Motion De-
partment.)
1oc Fasteners, sc
"See-It- Spring" Snap
Fasteners, white or
black; all sizes.
15c to 25c Hat
Pins, 1oc
Sterling Silver Hat
Pins, stylish shapes.
(Jewelry Dept.)
Children's Hdkfs.,
&C Box
Children's W hite
Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs, hemstitched
each fancy gift box
es.
1aHc Towels,
7Ac
H Q m m 9 d Huck
Towels, fast color
red borders; size,
1898 inches.
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Saturdays 2Hou Sales set ei: i s,t: .: rs% 10
Wonen's Hdkfs.,

Women's Hdkfs.,
ZIG Box
Women's Embroid-
cred Corner Hand
kerchiefs. hemstitched
borders; three in
fancy gift boxes.
&c Cambria, SC
S0-inch White Cam
brio. q fine. close
woven grade.
soc Sheets, 3ec
old ed Blea4ned
8 h e Q t 5, double-bed
size: finished with
deep hems.
$500 Longcloth,
59c
33-inch Longcloth.
fine. soft finish
grade; 10 yards in
each piece.
15c Scissors, &C
E m b r oidery Sells
sors, with gilt han
dies: small size g:
suitable for sewing
or needle baskets.
(Notion Dept.)
Sanitary Napkins,
8 for 15c
Six Sanitary Nap
kins. In cartons, reg
ularly 90 each.
(Notion Dept.)
Electro Silicon, &c
Electro Silicon, tho
magic silver or other
metal polish.
ISotion Dept.)
1oc Flannels,
6Nc
27-ineh . t nE
Flannels, stripes and
checkss heavy quail
ity.
&c Ginghams, sac
st a n d a I'd Ap.on
Ginghams, in blue
checklist fast colors.
25c Art Goods,
I2Hc
Imitation Mexican
DrawnWork ScarfS,
Shams and Center
pieces; scarfs size,
1Sx50; shams. sox3O.
ar renters, 80 in,
round.
Bows 2sc Blouses.
nc
Boys Blouses, of
percale, madras and
chambray: light and
dark washable pat
terms. collar attached
style: sizes 5 to Is
years.
CSC Saucepans,
lac
Seamless Enameled
Covered Saucepans,
eight-pint size.
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Women's $3.50
UnderWear, soc

Women's All-wool
Underwear, s h i r t 8
with high neck and
long sleeves; ankle
p a n t s; gr y and
white; sill k-taped
necks: odd sizes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-04
Children's &c

Underwear, 12Hc
Childre ms I'm
bleached Fleeced I'm
derwear. shirts with
hig h n Q c X. lon 6
sleeves, ankle pants;
sizes 2 to 10 years.
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Women's Silk
Hose. 8sc

women's Pure Silk
Hose, full fashioned
foot, double sole.
high spliced heel and
toe, Isle garter tops:
h a n de m b roidered
designs; in b ! a c k.
white. tan, sky. pink
and gold.
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o8c Hats, IQc

oSc hats, 1oc
Lot of Dark Soft
Felt Hats, for chill
dren, trimmed with
silk bands.
millinery Dept.).
S. and So Hats,
e8c.
Lot of Black and
Colored Velvet Tur-
bans and Trimmed
Sailors, tri m m e d
with feathers and
silks.
millinery Dept.)
$500 Fancy
Feathers, 15c
Fancy Feathers, in
black. white and all
colorS; soft and stiff
effects. Included are
many large pieces.
Children's So Hats,
o8c
Lot of Children's
Hats. of silk velvet.
stylishly tri m m ed
with flowers a nd
ribbons: colors in
clude, black, brown
and navy blue.
millinery Dept.)
Boys 25c Golf
Caps, 12c
Boys Heavy Win
ter-weight Golf Caps,
dark patterns.
12Hc Pillowcases,
sac
45x36 Bieached Pill
lowcases. large size;
hand torn and irOned.
$1.25 Spreads, 7oc
Crochet Bedspreads.
double-bed size. in
Marseilles designs.
Mems So and $2.5o
Trousers, $1.oo
M Q ms H Q avy-
weight s 9 p a r a t 9
Trousers, in blue,
brown and mixtures;
well made: sizes 80
to A inches waist
measure.
Boys $3.50 Over
coats, $1.e5
Boys Auto Collar
c o s s ack Overcoats,
light and dark pat
terms; heavy winter
weight cashmere and
cheviot: sizes 3 to 8
years; full length.
1oc Flannel, SIC
27-inch Bic a ched
Shaker FL a n n Q l,
heavy fleeced quail
ity.
soc Table Covers,
25c
Fringed turkey
Red Damask Table
Cloths; good size.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-04
Mems Everett Slippers
$1.25 Values at. .0Sc

Consider a mans comfort in
your gift selections and you'll be
sure to please him. A pair of
these Everett Slippers will make
a splendid present.
Comfortable and serviceable
styles that will give splendid
wear, in black and tan. All sizes
tomorrow at Csc a pair-regu-
larry $1.25.
Mems Leatherette Slippers. in
the popular Everett cut: A.
choice of tan and black. 4SC
All sizes at.
Shoe Dept-First Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-04
Mems soc
NeckWear, roc.

Mems SOC Accordion
Knitted Neckwear,
pure silk; plain col
Ors and striped ef-
fects,
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25c Stationery, nc

Mackinaw Liner
Writing Paper and
CORE po n d e nee
Cards: neatly boxed:
"a sheets or cards
and "a envelopes in
each box.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-04
Wonaen's soc
Slippers. zoe

Women's Turkish
Bath Slippers. sizes
3 to 9. Assorted col
orS.
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soc Japanese Silk,

27-i CHI Japanese
Silk, all silk, firm
woven grade, in a
large assortment of
shades, also black.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-04
Mems $I.25
Sweaters, 79c.

Sweaters, 79c.
Mems z. X & Y.
Sweaters. plain gray
and navy blue; made
with v necks.
Wornen's z5c
Overgaiters, Ioc
Women's Overgait-
ers, in black only:
sizes 3 to Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-04
Women's Petit

coats, 33c
Women's Flannel
cite P ct t ! C o a t Q,
heavy weight: pink
or blue striped ef-
fects, finished with
fiounce: full length.
Mems soc Bath
Slippers, 29c.
Mems Bath Slip
pers. Of blanket and
terry cloth: good as
sortment of pat
terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-04
81 and $1.25 Lace
E>~

CURTAINS, UyE
Nottingham Lace
Curtains, 2& and 3
yards long. AZ inches
wide; white or ecru
colors; various pat
terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-04
Children's 1ec

11OSV, 1ON
Childre ms Fine
Ribbed Hose, seam
less foot, double sole,
heel and toe. fast
black, good elastic
quality; odd sizes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-04
45c Stationery

OOlIIUIIIduOII, ZSC
100 sheets of heavy
Linen Writing Paper
and so Envelopes to
match.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-04

1ec Ribbons. 1oAc
5-inch Taffeta and
NJ ORE Ribbons. in
red, pink. light blue.
maise and other good
shades.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-04
2,c and soc Neck

wear, I2Nc
Including V e n ice
Lace and Swiss En-
broidery ] a b o t s.
also Stocks with
Embroidery J a b OTIS
and Silk Nov ty
Bows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-04
ACC Nut Sets. 2oc

Aye nut oSlS, <9S
japanese Chi ma
Nut Sets. pret ty
shape; beautiful flo
raj decoration: one
large dish and six
small ones to match.
25c Salad Bowls,
14c
I'm porte d China
Salad Bowls. good
size; pretty decora-
tions.
Children's Aprons,
18c
Children's Aprons.
of ginghams. assort-
ed blue and white
checks: long sleeves,
high neck and An
ished with collar;
sizes 2 to 8 years.
$500 Messaline,
68c
36-inch Black Mes
saline, extra heavy.
rich satin-face quail
ity.
soc japanese Silk,
2oc
27-i nch Japanese
Silk, all silk, firm
woven grade. in a
large assortment of
shades, also black.
25C StduoneIy 11C
Mackinaw Linen
Writing Paper and
Corres po n d e nee
Cards: neatly boxed:
"a sheets or cards
and "a envelopes in
each box.
45c Stationery
Combination, 23c
100 sheets of heavy
Linen Writing Paper
and 50 Envelopes to
match.
1ec Ribbons. 1oAc
5-inch Taffeta and
DIRE Ribbons. in
red. pink. light blue.
maise and other good
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japanese c h 1 n a
Nut Sets, prot t y
shape; beautiful flo
raj decoration: one
large dish and six
small ones to match.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-04
asc Salad Bowls,
Children's Aprons,
$1.oo Messaline,

36-inch Black Mes
saline, extra heavy,
rich satin-face quail
tty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-04
Women's Aprons,

womep's Bunga-
low Aprons, good
quality gin & h q m.
with pooh et and
neatly pi ed with
white.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-09
a CLARINET LIFE

ARGYLE. Wis. Jan. a-Stanley
Veterinarian, farmer, who was
accidentally wounded by a hunter.
will probably recover The gun
was fired at close range and near
ly score OF shot were flattoned
against McGranahan's ribs. two
we're deeply buried in his thigh. and
one in his forearm. This is the
third time In two years that Me.
.Granahan has been shot by a care
less sportsman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-09
INNRS

FOR sALE-NEw AND SECOND HAND
CRrom and Pocket Billiard Tables and
bowling alleys and accessories; bar dt-
lures q all kinds. easy payments THE
BRUNSWICK HAf.KE -CoLLENpER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-09

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Jan. g.
One death from accident for every
200 900 tons Of coal mined in six OF
the coal producing counties OF West
Virginia In the IL months OF 1918.
Is shown In the report OF Earl Hen
ry. chief OF the bureau OF mines.
Total deaths in the mines OF the
state numbered 800, as compared
with $40 for the same period OF the
previous year. The number OF min.
ers employed increased approx.
mately 5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-09
CARS ARE HERE! IS HELD IN JAIL
Words by Schaefer
Music bv Macdonald

Unable to obtain $4,000 bail
Frank Callahan, a waiter. was stu
In the city jail at noon today vhi|1
the police are investigating the Ct
cumstances alleged to connect hin
with the murder OF S. A. Fowlsg
chef of the New York lunch.
Callahan was identified by Mn
Pearl u. Forman. a Western Un-
ion Telegraph operator, as the mas
who spoke TO Fowler half houi
or so before the murder.
He denies any guilt and estab
fishes an alibi through his wife,
who corroborates his statemeni
that he was at home at the time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-09
WIcSTI.AKE
49, has, hnttnr ~ N .

Very best butter. SIC ih good oregon
butter zee III. fresh peanut butter.
strictly homo made i6c h p cnns best
milk Csc. % lbs best granuinted sugar.
81; combs honey, 2bc lac corn 10
soc broomH. Soc; i6c tomatoes, loc. o zoe
cans salmon. Poe. ihc quaker oats DC,
all brands flour. $40 sack. hest Rpricots
or pears lSc can wax beans, regular coo
FOR ibc. asparagus. FOR 25c; huttcrmilk,
Toe gal, 2 large bottles catHup. soc. zoe
cans fruit CSC.
st. netting il25. .ioo lease $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-09
A FISH STORY

PUTNAM. Conn, Jan. John
II. Miller cut fish out OF cake o'
ice which had been in his ice house
since last January and put it in a
pail of water. whore It swan about.
He threw It back in the pond
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-09
ONE IS DROWNED

PORTSMOUTH. Va. Jan. g.
Boatswain Cornelius Olson was
drowned and three other sailors
are missing as n result OF the cap
sizing today OF launch from the
battlcship Wyoming near Norfolk.
Details OF the accident were re-
ceived here in a wireless from Ad-
miral Badger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-09
MOVIES FOUND
LONG LOST MAN

CORNING, Ia. Jan. e.-F. w. Hih'
a merchant of this CITY, related hos
ho unexpectedly located a relative
whom he had not seen or heard from
for % years through the aid OF ihs
movies" Recently. Hill says. !.
recognized in the passing figure oia
leading character in a film show.
here Ben +. Wilson, a relative saa
former citizen Of Corning. A lersi
TO the film makers brought q repii
from Wilson. explaining his icas
silence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-09

lbs sugar. 3Gc. Yakima Netted Gem
potatoes s1.25, delivered; eating apples
Sbc box delivered new laid eggs. doz
Soc imported Swiss cheese, soc H.. good
creamery butter. soc No.. New Zealand
butter lbs Zoe, fancy eating and cook
ing apples Fac delivered. punEcneHs
crabs. . for 2bc; finnan haddie. ? lbs. Doc,
baked ham or chicken dinner. aac; I've
local butter. ACC 10 finnan haddie. 10,
10 Norway Rnchovies. lbs. Csc, sugar
% lbs 81 with other 81 Rrocery order
not inclnhinE flomr or milk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-09
PUBLIC MARKETS
SAINT AIRY

7 glasses Jelly 26c. bars securing
soap fic. bars nnptha soap. g5c; 100
lbs Yakima Melted Gem POTATOES, 81 IS.
delivered. local ranch eggs 42c dog
Washington butter. lbs 15c. tomatoes,
si.bo dog. cans largo can pineapple. zoe
can. 900 oranges Tor 81. hest rolled oats.
1 DC pkg. nsptha soap 6 bars ebc large
cans baked beans, 25c; &ac size chow
chow. 35c. cane sugar. St5o SACK deli,
cred FREQ with 50 order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-09

The municipal railway cars
are In town--six Of them.
They arrived this morning,
three on the N. p. and three on
the Chicago, Milwaukee &
Puget Sound line, and will be
delivered 10 the city utilities
department probably late this
afternoon.
With the substatlon 10 be
completed In another week or
so, all will be ready for the
operation OF Seattle's own rail-
way system before the month
10 over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-09
OFFICERS INSTALLED

Officers of George II. Fortsoa
camp No. and Carl NJ. Thygeses
camp No. IL, United Spanish wa
Veterans. were installed with cere
mony Thursday night in Veterans
hall. armory. over 500 persons az
tended. After the officials wefs
installed a dance was held.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-09
Woman, 109, Has
Son, 81 Years

LONDON. Jan. s.-England's old
est woman. Mrs. Rebecca Clarke.
l09 years old. OF Wood Green. near
London. presided AZ the wedding
breakfast OF her baby son. Harry. 81.
She proposed the health Of the ncw'
ly married couple. ate the first slice
Of wedding cake and recited few
verses OF her own composition
about her pet dog that she held IN
her arms.
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CAN'T BLAME JERRY

MIDWAY. Pa. Jan. q
jeremiah Schlestenberg filed
suit for divorce because his
wife gave him a comb and
brush for a Christmas present.
Schlestenherg has been bald
for years.
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NEW YORK. Jan "a plump
young man strolled down Az y
last night, all dressed mp in a
pair of shoes and a cigar. lie
objected. but is held for OBJ
serVation.
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ROBERT MALTpY

THREE Garden TRACTS. GROOM
house. milk house. chicken house and
barn; young cows ! ycRrlinE heller.
g-monthH-oid heifers. I bull 80 lay
ing hons some hay All for 81 coo. 90:
terms 20 suit Take Seattle Tacoma
iuterurban TO Alrona. inquire for l. A
Price owner
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FREE LECTURE FRIDAY At y ~
and every Sunday. 50 and 9ttt .. m
subject. spiritual psychoicEy - Man
Illustrated BY stereopticQn. Glasses Tor
private study The Voice % tho Com
fortrr" studio, piQh Thlrd av.. oppo'
site Orpheum.
Or JOHN n OHMsTEpE
fnspfruticual Teacher u los Angeles
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IA LOST AND FOUND

I,osr CONFIDENCE ~ wATcmMAK /.
srsf Try symans save msnsy sni
traabi. Cleaning tl,eps mRinsprnrs
rsc The irvsi.r that siusrs cells TOT
lees aas piHs nsrs owi pfns &c
rOffSp- -PocK ~ NOOK AND acc Is
osfea % Metropolitan Insurance. Com
pauy owner may have same ny idrn.
ufrins a. star offiee
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sKAaIr COUNTY rARM

"a acres bottom land. u acre. cleared
a-room house and barn. ~ miles from
Clear Lake Price 81. 500
YOUNG a HROnERG
5000 vernon Place Phone Haliard si1
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3 FUNERAL DIRECTORS

X e MiTrLEHTApr. UNDERTAKEN
and emoalmsr isss Market Of. Phons
Ballard sss
RAINIER VALLEY UNDERTAKING
Co. O A. pheip. Manager stsi
RAINIER av Phone Columbia ~,
uSfvrRsITY UNDERTAKING. PAR.
ior. tEtt i.th y. = North .ia " e
Forknsr
HOME UNDERTAKING CO. SUCCESS.
ors 20 Ros~nhure Co. 1870 Ninth hy
Phone Main 1907 anf Elliott tTss
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7 WANTED
WANT HEST 6-ROoM COTTAGE WITH
bath. that $50 cash. tse per month viii
buy ia nAialsr valley. AHA. care
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..-~yr.