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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
CHARLES J. HUGHES. ST..
DIES AFTER SHORT ILLNESS
Wns Serving Ills Sixth Tcrm ns Sec
Setavy OF itichmund Typographical
tuion-Euncrnl TO-Norrov.

'Charlcs J. Hughes, Sr.. one OF the
hcs,.known printers OF Richmond,
died yesterday morning at o'clock
death of Mr. hughes Was sudden, and
few OF his friends knew OF his illness.
lie was stricken with jaundicc. but
was entirely conscious until Friday.
when he suffered :, sinking spell. from
which he never rallied.
Mir. Hughes Nns one of tho most
popu'ar and efficient members OF his
craft in this city. For nearly thirty
yd&rs- hS hau been member of the
Richmond Typographical Union. No.
3D. and WAS serving his sixth conSecu-
tii'e term as secretary treasurer of the
organization. ON Friday OF this week
ne was to have left for Providence. II.
l,t,as u delegate 10 the International
Typographical Union conventions.
For q number OF years MIR. Hughes
MAS foreman. of the night force at tho
pHint OF thr Evening journal. and for
tlr, past two years has held Il similar
rdsition with the Southern Printing
C6lhpany. He WAS Il man OF genial
disposition. and WAS always kind and
courteous 10 those under him. Among
his friends and intimatcs he was
kbtnNn as Pop" Hughes.
MIR hughes Was twice married. His
FIRST wife WAS Miss V. Lee Tinslcy.
~ '''' 'NN''ai N'stl dSo. leaving
six children-Charics j. Hughes. Jr.,
Mrs. j. {. Ayers. Esther, John, Lewis
and coyna Hughes. Ills second wife.
wi!o survives him. was Miss Elizabeth
B9iton. l;y this union-he leaves one
son, James Burton Hughes. lie is
also survived by four sisters
Besides being AN active worker in
tho TNpographical Union. Mr. Hughes
took Il great interest in other frater-
nal organizations. and was a member
of tho Red Men, Odd Fellows and the
Central Beneficial Association.
Tho funeral will he held Tomorrow
AFTERNOON nj I o'clock from Pine Street
Baptist Church. with Rev. j. L. Hut
son. y, n. officiating. Burial will be
in,.I;ivcrVicw Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
IN MEMORIAM

SNlTII.-In Sad but loving rcmom-
,n,nnce of our dear mother. MAR
: 1EIT y. SMITH. who departed this
no tour years ago. August !. 1910 at
Nv south Second Street
] oman hands tried TO save her.
htrhS and tears were all in vain.
l'ul the angels came aud took her
from TINS weary world OF pain.
-Four yoars have passed,
nur hearts arc sore.
NS,timc nicS on
Nc miss her more
Slrs Slceps-wc leave hcr
ia peace to rest
Ihs parting was painful
Hui God knowcth best
BY llEE CHlIpEtN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
Deaf HIS

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{55t W., G,.,o S,rnoH vsiue,'cT'
a, %-15 n GirSpCt,, r Hu1 W.
S ~ "er'''"" lN'nse'c"' church
T,i.b,n ANA sI.r.h,u c,raa,
NISHbAT- Nnr,,sf "a 49,, Oh
,,,.,I,t, in',' - uru"H
l.t,rr ~ Nt, =, 51ni,nr f LIE
EHr. nri%t.t% 4. NIj'%I;Oi ,.rcJ
IA fng.,., viii ,.l.c ,,,co rms
, -1,5ia y ,I,.ri5J;<nn. .i,.'i.
rr3n tho rcsider.e or Mir r \ VIA.
LORI gsao 49,, Rrr.,1 .ircc,
Igtni ~ 0,iIIHnod '''' inter
tyo ricd I,ridav Inv. RI -
81 IkaIIS MAYO t..diorrJ, ..ci
, ,yi.ri,y -four ycars lie ,y.,s Inc sn, 81
I-uitan and IN, t.,n s:.,,,tiJ Ni.vC
Iutorincit lcVcrl.rccu Co,nc,c,.y sat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
l.. l.. Jenkins.

\. /" Jenkins, son Of tho late A. NJ
aud Josephine Jenkins. died yesterday
~ his thirty-tifth year at his country
home in Isle Of Wight County lie is
survived by his widow and two chill
drcn. TWO sisters, Mrs. W. T.. Ei:n,>E
Of Wakefield; Mrs. \. c. Bryant. of Nor.
folk, and ono brother, Charles y. Jcn-
kius. of Chicago
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
Antouc,tc virginia FRYING.

Special to Tho Times Dispatch.
Nl"NHndria. Va. August 1.-Antoucttc
Virginia LIVING SiN-Ncar-old daughter
of MI. aud Mrs T.. Monkey Ervinr. died
last night at the Episcopal ENC and
Ear Hospital Washington. where she
recently underwent an operation
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02

George e. Dietrich, ST., of 2S24 West
Grace street. died at $40 o'clock yes
to-day m"rnin;; at his home The fun
cral Will be held tomorrow afternoon
at $50 o'clock from st. Johns Evan
gcllcal Church, Eighth and Marshall
Streets Mr.. DIETRICH was. the father
Of George {. Dietrich. Jr., vice. prcsi-
dent of j. i. Mosby Company, Inc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
I,llory Iitlcl.

Ellory Buck, only son OF Mr. and
Mrs. l. T. Buck. died ~ his home in
Wccma on Wednesday, morning, OF
typhoid fever. aged twcnty.onc wears.
lie is survived by his parents and an
only sister.
lntormcnt was in tho cemetery OF
ihc rrcsbytHriau Church OF which he
was - member, Rev. i W :. Robins
conducting tho funeral services
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02

SpHclaI 70 The Vines Dispalch.I
Lyuchbur., Va, August -Inforlna-
tion has been received here OF tho ac-
cidcutai death OF j. r Forsythc "A
former i.ynchburErr. which took place
lars ur the accident are not known by
relatives here. Mr.. Fcrs>tlc was
death Of his stcp-futhcr J. W. Rider.
and only two weeks ago returned TO
Chicago to arrange hiS affairs TO re
turn here To live with his mother
Burial took place in Chicago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02

TSpcchI 20 MIC 'Timcs- DisnNtch
Danrillc. Va, August w y
Brown, phnVillc'S recently appointed
postmaster. to-day took charge oC the
Office. T.. D. l.umpkin. appointed under
the Roosevelt regime, retiring after
makc no ChnnEcs 10 The nresnml aluii-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
JnmcS Augustus Saunders.

.aWr'nccNlIIc, va. AuEuSt ! Juncs
AUGUSTUS. aged thirteen months. tic.
third child and only son of Mr. and
Mrs. James y. saunders. died ut th"ir
homo on Second Avenue here Yesterday
az spinal meningitis. Tho funeral ser
vices were held at Rock Church. eight
miles south of I.awrcnccvillc, Rev
~ L. Gray. III, officiating.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
J.. l.. MiIIinnis.

Special to The Times Dispstcn
fI"athsVillc Va August IL l..
Williams died at tbs home near BroolS :
N.lo Monday night, after Il long and
useful life lie Is survived by one son.
lntcrmcnt Was ~ the home cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
BAPTIST PREACHER GETS
SALARY OF 10 CENTS \ MONTIJ
Especial to The rimcs-nispa,cnl

TNpotIaT % IN" TlmcS- NlsNalON
DanVilic. Va. Angus, I. What is bc-
h"ved Z" b" the lowest saarN paid ina
church is being earned by itcN. A. g.
Chanin. pastog of SchoolhclJ BAPTIST
church ii was decided To GN his SALARY
at 80 cents a month. Tho motion vas
carried. Mr.. Chahir has had CHARGES
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
Nilsson NnInc. Irnonnn.

Washington. August l.-prcsidcut
Wilson to-day nominated carl SEIZURE
Nrooman, OF bloomington. H.. assistant
S.crctarN OF NEr!cuiturc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02

their home i'm The city. death coming
after ;tn illness of month. The body
VIII he taken to Pampln's city to-
morrow Tor burial
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
Elsie Nav Williams.

SpcciaI g The TImcs- Disratch
I.ynchhurg. Va August 1.--Elsio
May tho four-m,rth- daughter &C
Martin Williams. dicd last night al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02

i'm the Wilmington and Eastern associ
atoms of North Carolina and has held
his present charge for a wear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-05
ERESs{ANDS1fHfWHfRE

Hremeftoo Wednesday. for four
lays
william p. Blttnsr. %. Instantly
killed BY accidental shot BY Neii
y Thorseu. while hunting near Ia
CONS
Decree dissoiyiaa harvester trust
modified 20 az not - include for.
eian trade
King county cases fill 3fd 81 oc-
'ober docket ~ supreme court
Elmer MERITS ss~nili, near
Chehails. burned. with loss OF
$500
W. W. Robinson. Portland cloth.
Ter. ends life with revolver.
Night fire IN grocery building of
VI. q Watson. Riverside. near Ray
mond. endangers lives Of persons
asleep on second floor. Who escape.
Mira. Archibald D. Russell
First three national reserss
I banks viii open IN New York, chi
caEo and st. Louis October 10.
Democratic senate COMMITTEES
cuts ont war tax on life Insurance.
aud reduces II upon theatres.
Premier Asauith says Germany
made vain effort to obtain Eng.
LANDS promise Of neutrality 10 1919
IN event Germany became involved
I In war.
Cholera 10 said 20 be breaking
out IN number OF German owns
and cities.
Supplemental list OF goods con.
traband 81 war Issued by French
government include chemicals,
metals and certain automobile sup
piles
Paris reports King Charles OF
/ Roumania is preparing 10 abdicats
throne in favor Of Prince Ferdi-
nand.
/ On account OF devotion and serv-
ice Of Catholic chapiains on field OF
i battle fight against so-called "cler-
I lcal peril" In France Is subslding.
Regardless Of opposition OF
/ Chinese. japanese In China arc
proceeding along railroad toward
kiaochau One Chinese KILLED.
London reports f.a33 lives were
/ lost in sinking Of three British
cruisers In North sea September
7 %, exclusive Of officers.
Fall OF Namur 10 credited 70
German spies who are said 10 have
opened flood gates and cut tele-
phone lines OF defenders.
Frank J. Thorman, orovilie. Cal.
probably fatally shot by l. ii.
/ Thompson. motorman. when he at
tempted TO hold up car, at Port
land
I George Harvey. formerly editor
/ Harper's Weekly. now editor
North American Review. who with
drew support from President VIII
son. holds harmony meeting with
president at White House.
President Benjamin Ide Wheeler
~ University OF California says his
personal friend. the kaiser. is in no
manner 10 blame for European
! war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-05
HERE


rahoma wreck viii be probed BY
board Of Inquiry.
Amerloan.Haw line cuts rate
10 New York.
Chief GrIfflths tells ~" sunday
club that Seattle needs police dogs
Leaders Of "rsd" socialist ard
Apostolic Faith street speakers
pinchcd after clash
Canon w. n. Bliss takes charge
Of Trinity church
John T. Ysrno, pioneer resident,
dies.
Broadway ParentTeaeher meet
ing Tuesday.
chief forester returns from
Olympic peninsula.
Tom orlmaley falls In bay while
fishing: saved.
American Chemical society meets
hero IN 1915.
crossbreedIno Of salmon will be
tried Mt y. OF w. hatchery.
Cruiser New Orleans coming TO
Bremerton for repairs.
c. e. Mills and wife here from
Butte on motorcycle.
O. M. Lane, S. e. Co. director,
dies IN Boston.
VIII OF John Mueller shows es-
tate worth $500 900.
oustave johnson slupqed and
robbed Of 1920 by two men.
y. p. Ford, formerly OF v. s.
service here. drowned at Galveston,
Tex
Six boys, oldest about IS, hold up
and rob G. II Calhoun. lib 2sth
ay.
Dr. Henry Hurley weds Miss
Mabel Bceze.
Frelgh,er Edith en- route here
with 1000 barrels OF whale oil
Native Daughters Sewing Circle
meets with Mrs. Case Wednesday
Seattle Chapter American insti-
tuie OF Banking annual feed DC
tober II at the Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-05
Ell sEWHERE

Gov. Lister has received a check
for f3b.ss7 from the agricultural
department representing 25eS' OF
receipts OF national forest ia Wash.
lngton located during year.
Roht. J. Jones. employed by
Northern Clay Go. at Auburn, re.
signs to go back and Join Scottish
regiment.
County comrlssIoner James Nc
Cullough. Everett. arrested on
charge ~ assault, sworn to by A.
l.. Carpenter. Snohomish Fight
result OF political quarrel
o. A. Martin, Edmonos. fined $50
for making alleged libelons state
ments about W. II. Dorgan. super.
intendent Edmonds schools.
Military court at Butte has been
suspended.
Fourth annual kissap county
ialr will open at Evergreen park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-05
TOO LATE, SAYS DICK

President Wilson's peace procls-
nation was read at the Open
Forum and comented upon thus by
Richard Mansfield White. yester-
day:
THE time 20 have prayed for
peace was at the beginning of the
war and not 10 have delayed until
thousands OF human lives had been
taken" said White
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-05

stall II. standard GRADUATED sugar =
he Sic Stall 1893 , sacks salt Tee.
corn starch. O. pkg fnAeAfpui, ? rsEs
$50 Hiali 1915. Jonathan apples. ~ ee
box delivered fires vtth other sraesry
order stall "a boiled ham. Ebe 10 .
home made mineemeAt gtc 10; aAner
Araul. tse A. stalls 81 ~ eifron. lemon
~ orange peel. gee % honey. tbr a.
Jar NFau ~. baking soda, kioss or corn
starch, Te rhN any ~ our tea or coffee
see o. ktali g. dilis. tc each. sardinss IN
att - tomato sAHne &e stall -. choice
iauh stsw. - o. rnFnea beef i1he and
ite - stall 1877 fiente hams lie ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-05

stall SIS. fresh spinach. lbs. ibc;
dry onions It's 1oc. stall $50. new
cranberrles Ice h.. Brussels sprouts, Toe
~ stall -. large. whole salmon. .sc;
fresh haiihut. lbs sSc, stalls i2s-iss.
fun cream cheese coo 10 Norway mack
erei. 3 for use stall 1os EdRm cheese.
soc To- fresh Eastern eggs. zoe dog
stall 2s big bottle catsup. Zoe. sweet
r'ckles t6o pt stan 704, lbs navy
beans csc, his Lima beans 2bc, stalls
f0f-lga ~ his nure cane sugar. 81 No.
SO sack patent flour Si.as.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-05

stalls ssse REGULAR tee Upton tea. 81
N : glasses Jelly. lee rolls toilet
papsf. zae snHit cans fntlh sbn. ihs
whits bsaHs ska Stall a WashinwtaH
creamery hnttsf tee taUl fire oregon
cheese sc ~ imported swsss eheesr
see ~. tpaaef9fa shsssa. See ~ fresh
peanut huttsF. t&e IL Afan H. sssst
reiath.s he lee. green tomatoes lhs
lee. % tee crate piekilnK ouians. : ihs
stes saaitfluw ef. lee And 81 had. cab
bare. Sc and Toe, stalls tss-i.s. TAXED
tsAas. lee can. new esfee peaches. lee
~ Bs@ ffep pYunes. Z lbs zee. fancy
nsw rfap dftss apfieats. ise 10 A.
f.sxiis's ripe aaises ftr ear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-05

toilet paper. $50 stall H. saue4kraut. Zoe
ut large Queen olives. zoe pl f6c AZ .
ripe olives tkc 81 1se a. pure cider
siusHar see gal stalls t0s-tta-fis. FANCY
pineapple. zoe can. No. ! pail pure lard
SOC. ase pkg Gold Dust. ite. 1se bo,
Ties af catsup, hoe spsrhisd beans. lbs
gsc. stalls q a. g. 7. pot raAsts &C. %
tfHs TO- siriqiu steaks tfe 10 round
STEAKS tsa 10 fancy veal roasfa lie To
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81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
PUBLIC MARKETS


stali a. Jersey Lilly butter. 900 10
Jack cheese, 'sc III. Gaelic Cavaiiot
cheese tmnds on the premisoAl, sso ~
stall rs. lea lamb. AVE H.. lamb chops
i2Mc ID, hams. half or whole tSc 90
zoe 10 Aihll bs smeit lbs i6c! halihnt,
lbs. ibc. Sliced salmon. 2 lbs zoe, salt
mackerel St. each stall a. bananas. $50
dosi lemons. 2bc doz apples DC dor
stan 81. tomatoes lbs. Toe; egg plant
lbs. Toe. stall IS. Washington milk.
cans 2bo; good Eastern eggs 3oo dor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-05
PAYS TO Be NImBLE

Thieves climbed water pipe TO
the fire escape adjoining a window
Of A. L. Halls sporting goods
house. 1912 First av., yesterday
forenoon. broke the window glass.
turned the lock. climbed through.
and robbed the store of about 5000
worth OF knives. razors and revolv-
ers, leaving the way they entered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-05
BANKS BOOST FUND

The various committees assist
ing in raising the $4,000 conven.
ton fund for 1915 Knocked off for
rest this morning. but got busy
again directly after the noon hour.
The total amount TO date is s6s,312.
Saturday the banks. through the
Clearing House association. con-
tributed $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-05
$1,000 TO $S1.00

~ THE ODDS WE ARE OFFERING
You
A FEW FACTS
The peasirniatle Kicker Gays thor have
been drilling In the state Of Washing
ton for the past two years and have
not struck OH yet Hs forEcts tho
almost insurmountahia difficulties thas
Rrs encountered in any new field. Ard
that you must driii down To whsrs tho
oil IL before yon can expect a sushar.
the Rtnts Geoiosirt SAYS a.ooo feet,
Nov for the first time four strong Com
paniss' drills are nearing that depth.
whsrs q Eushar enay be expected any
DAY THEN. Nm, KICKER. GOOD
HfGHr-THE ATTIC FOR You. Gel
lar and ground floors Will all he taken
BY those who have been willing 20 take
a chance In the upbuiiding Of their own
country'H resources
For 10 DAYS only va are delivering or
mailing TO your order few stock Ger.
tificates % 100 shares each In The Sc
attic OIL Wells Company. fully paid and
non .aasessAhle. for $500 each. with an
option Of YOUR paying a further 5000
on or before one year, whom oil Is struck
In paying quantities by any oil company
in the state Of Warrington. otherwise
your stock only costs s cents per share
and should be worth ONE DOLLAR rs
coon al oil 10 struck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-05
8 KILLED IN Mine

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Oct. s.
Eight persons were known TO have
been killed and Is injured in a gas
explosion at the Mulga coal mines.
near here. today. There were It's
men in the mine at the time OF the
explosion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-05
BLESS I'm Old HEART

Teddy Schmidt. son of Frank
Schmidt, 105 goth av.. took second
prize in the Better Baby" contest
at the Western Washington state
fair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-05

Surely II there be a best comedy
woman in the business II IL Mar
garet Josiin Todd. known to all her
friends as Mrs. Todd. She plays
comedy parts for the Western e.
sanay company with her husband.
Harry Todd.
Mrs. Todd is very domesticated
and is deeply attached TO her pretty
home In Niles, Cal, where her
spare time is fully occupied look
ing after the wants and happiness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-05
HOMEsTEADS

~ ss~ssN~ s%SsAS
YoET PRICE nrT8 fsssAcRE RANCH
rats eeapstty 10 located IN nus ~ the hsss
fguts ana alfalfa districts IN fhs state
~ washington. whsr. there are thou.
sands % seFes 81 fruit and AifAtfa.
.hewtnx what can - doae wtth fhis
lard. Ahanhanoe of fins slater assil.
able 70 lrrtE4se sntire tract Thir land
close 90 tasms Fea car sell enFthtus
Yaa rats~ This ~euta make Idea
aifaifs ard hes fan@h Potatoes and
al kiadr ~ saNafs bies DO extra veil
sifaifa yields from 10 10 tors pr
arr. II faa are ianklns for q large
ranch and slpss IN. fhis i your chance.
I can show yea land mishia one mile
that ean't be bpaKht fer less thsa t5eb
per acre. Same kinf ~ saii This entire
zee aef.s can - bad as iew tffe
must be all cash Circumstances cause
me 70 sell a. this extremely los price
After Yoa investigate values around shis
lard you Viii rrsatiY shat = bar
this t. uiii 30 IN ieen a fsw dAFs
ana I viii raii ard rna- Address
=. o nos Tst. seattle. wash
RsiinGuishmsnt - aerss fin@ valley land
near live railroad tawn In this Pros.
porous nsiKhbsrhea1 are aaod schools
fine roads telephone sasxtcs home mar.
bsts for predur~. In fact un~ ebutd sn
JOY many privileges ~ city iifs. and
believe increase IN property values uiIi
make fortunate rureh assr rich one
rniis from this ptaes 10 producing
orchard valued 81 gi,s60 per acre
HeKs chickens dueas ard turkeys
thrive. abundance OF watsr. sa~ai cgl.
mate. 10 tons % alfalfa per acre
common crop Price 1850 FOR entire
tract. ~ sold At once Gail 80 talon
si and tax uith own.r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-05
LAKE BURTEN PROPERTY

sssisf al etsafsa. 81 visw Tracts 81 fsass
Harf.n s1tt 70 tss8 ~ powN AND
see PER WEEK wgid> stz SEES
Terra uls Elstsss seer.
rss@i nstahts lnss isees tte eash. ~
sserss -, 49, ress ~ H. W IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-05
pRAYS FOR PEACE
LANDS IN COOLER

A belplessly drunk laboring
man. lying flat on his back.
gazing earnestly but unsteadily
heavenward. and mumbling
prayers for the peace OF the ma
tion was the spectacle that
greeted Motorcycle Frank Ohm
stead today when be was called
to 10th ay. and East Madison TO
rid the neighborhood OF the
man In question.
I'm goo fren' " Uncle Sam,
n don wan shee him get
INTO any CT war mugs. Les
have a lot " peace" he mum.
blef. shaping the cement weak
~ as he offered his supplica-
tons.
Olmstead caused the inert
mass of praying humanity to be
removed TO the police station.
where spirit. soul and body
were whisked five stories
heavenward TO the city Jail.
The peace advocate was too
badly tongue-tied to give his
name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-05
WAR FLAG REMNANTS
COUPON

Any Coupon clipped from The Star, when pre-
sented at The Star office with Is cents, will enttle
you to n 75c War Pennant. Russia remnants now
out remnants will be sent by mail if five cents add-
tional for each Pennant is enclosed Bring or mail
to The Star, 1907 Seventh Ave, near Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-05

HAL ESTATE aoHraAaEs. ass ~
- 10 tws. fuifr sse@fst. ~ sale ~ jos
v Tsaws. O. ine % ehssry =,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-05
JONES TO TALK FISH

Or f. Lester Jones, United States
commissioner OF fisheries. returned
from Alaska today. and Tuesday
noon will speak at the Commercial
Club on Alaska Fisheries"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-05
REAL ESTATE

Fnr Hai.e~ts arfes veil Improved n
sishs 81 haAattfal eaaauaimi. Pals
W ~ Wells isna4BaH. WISH
Masssn hanss eel iacafef. F.fY chess
VIII take tnuffHs ear ard essf PSF
uHsnss eaii ef address lfas n &efh -
Aaeg4~ Ntsw astr saustF Mar 1854
...s..Aa..As.s...a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-05

Don't let another sun set
with your WANT untold. Use
THE STAR, which reaches
over $4,000 homes every day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-05

rs FOR RENT Unfinished
dinsa sa'd 'ssds'. iss ois Ys.isi.
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4 ! aud feeTn faFulshsa and unfafuiahea
/ apartments for rent. very reasonable
call ttle Jefferson
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APARTMENTS

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II FEMALE HELP WTD.

Partner II butcher shop. lady preferred.
with some means qz5 s7th Az. y
French lessons and music taught. ie3s
| 18Th.
Capitol Hiil Tsiiors--clsansrs. dysrs
East 1890 tss fsth.
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reasonable. 1880 TO $500, 7z4 18th.
East Lnss
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ls FEMALE SITUATIONS

Misunderstanding 70 do at home. any.
thing. the larger the better III
Marion Stain s1T.
Wiaow ~ &c. good cook and housskesp~r.
wishes position IN wido~sfs homs.
Ala Star.
Norwegian Klri wants work as housekesp-
.sr. chambermafd or domestic. ApnlY
Hotel SORTS, it7sh Third Az.
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is AGENTS WANTED

VIII pay reliable man or womsn ie1e.ea
Tor distributing s.sse fire.. packages
persumsd soap powasr. No money
required. ward q Co. Tao IS FrankiIn.
Chicago
TO earn big moons selling our goods
send for latest winner. Western Hpe-
cfalty Co Boz H. coiton Wash
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40 STORES AND OFFICES

rauatys wsti stocked h9li&iaE sna lease
saes. very reasonable TAKE Seattle
ls#Anaah stage at Second aud trten.
sss bacs same ear W ~ walls tssa-
aa~h Wash
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sAsit Doors Am ROOFING AT
ROCK noTrpM PRICES

VIE SAVE You ONE THIRD OK GLASS.
PAINTS MIRRORS BUILDING PA.
FER AND HARDWARE IMMEDIATE
SHIPMENT
ASK FOR CATALOGUE 40 "a.
q " WILLIAMS co.
isst First Az y. Msin istt