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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-28
JOHN 4. .pUNCANIs CASE
Discredfted Attorney wishes % Get
Back Into Practice
Columbia, 8. G., Jan. 9s.

Columbia, 8. c.. Ian. 26.
r. Barron GrieP OF Greenwood.
president OF the South Carolina Bar
association. has, ansaoareea the :ses
pointnaese ii the grievance COMMITTEES
OF the association. This corsrsss.tssee
Will handle ail petitions for disbar-
nienf iproceedings IN South Carolina.
10. L. Craig OF Columbia, secretary
OF the association, has notified the
following members of their appoint
ment:
John P. Thomas. Colunt,ia, T. p.
Ccthran, Greenyille; B. w. Crouch,
Galuda; William r. Parker Charles.
ton: John p. McEeli. Florence, S.lH.
MCGEE, Greenwood; n. l.. BoInar,
Spartanburg: 8. q. McFadden. Ches-
ter; .. G. Dennis, Darlington; r.. D.
Purdy, Sumter; J. e. Harley, Barn
well, end p. II. Moss, Orangeburg.
Following resolution adopted by
the association has been announced: !:
Resolved. That tho matter Of the
petition Of John T.. Duncan Tor REIN
statement to the position OF an at:
torney-aEt.law be referred "a fIiescoaYl-
aitatsstse aitaatsstsse 1Ei sTsevRface8 with INSTRUCTIONS
20 act, in the matter according 70 their
Judgment and 70. assist the Supreme
court and the attorney kenepai In
every way that IS proper 70 determine
the proper action to be tair6n.n
At a, meeting OF 4ais R,chiand
County Bar ABsOciatiDn held yester-
day, the petition Of John n. Duncan
to the sl2Teine court for reinstnae.
mont 7as an attorney and the order
- s:s - @.:s-s.= q a. Ssi7s :
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daughter. Miss Ethel, was with her
on her yisit here.
Miss Jane Lander and her guest
Miss Ethel Blake, visited in Wiiiinno-
Rton Tueaday afternoon
Mss. GlsSwcrthy. OF Houea Path
visited Mrs. c. l.. Stewart last Tues
day afternoon.
MIR. Aaron Guyton Of Pearcetown
has many friends here who are de-
lighted to see him In town Monday.
Prof Robert Penhell and Mr.. Wal
ter Tollison OF tho White Plain Sec
ton were In town Wednesday.
Miss Maude ErskIne of Celden
Grove spent last weekend with reIa-
tifes.
Some Of our people went over IN
Wtiliamston Tuesday evening for the
lecture given by the lyceum attras-
traction. Among those who went
were, Miss Ethel Bigby, one OF West
Felzer's teachers. Miss Bigby's
nome is IN WiHtamston an dshe spent
Tuesday night with her mother there
and returned TO school here Wednes-
day.
Our schols ehre are doing a fine
work this session. The West Pelzer
school is now getting ready for &
school entertainment to be given on
the evening of February the four
teenth.
The Misses Hayne of GreenyiIle are
visiting their sister, Mrs. r. L. Snipes
of this place.
Misses Sue and Bell Cloud of Col
den Grove were In town this week.
These young ladies have hosts of
friends here who are aIways delighted
to see them.
Several Of the ladies from Pelzer
went up to Greenville last week,
Ampng them were, Mrs. Blake, Mrs,
Compton and Miss Emma Drake.
Among those who went from here
to Anderson last week were, Messrs,
John McBreaty, jim, ;McBreaty. Coz.
Joe BnfoTd, Thomas Durham, C. 81
Holiday, G. c. Hindman and several
others.
Our mercantile businesses arc VERY
much alive just now having sales
and clearing out the winter stocks
and getting ready for big spring
rush. $50 .
Among the WiIlianneton yfsitora In
town this week were Mesdamses w,
II, Welbcrn Th ynaax, 10 Coexnnnstlru
~. Welborn. ThurBday and Leighton
Wilson Tuesday. 49,
For Shfe-Pea vine ana corn forage,
G. C. DARGAN.
1'ze-6t Cox Stationery Co..
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prosperous farrner. Mr. and ars.
WoplfiEht are tat home 10 {heir
friends In theishandRoae new fesi.
dence near Seneca. "a i,s,., :.
Miss SuEie Sherp OF Pendlnfoii spent
Q few days Hast week with he sister
As-s. !. g Esscs.. X. S
The MisseS AicCafisy entertained
tho Priscilla Club last ,Thnradav. II
viii asst with aifs. ION 1s0ielnan T. e
week.
EF. s>cck JcA5s OF 4nlerss:s xaE
hero one day last wcGi He was the
guest OF his son y. B.Jonea at Mt.
View hotel. jTts
Mrs. Jim McCarley OK AnSerson, Mr..
Harve Rcuth, Misses Grace Routh and
bRobertson OF 8zkaale Nero the guests
OF Mr. aud Mrs. G. 8. hirIey Inst Sun
day. $500
Married Jan y5th by tia Rev. w.
3. Hawkins, Miss ErlTIiis barton ana
Mr.. .Ssmuel Jones GEsbhs. Agr. and
Mrse Grubbs have the best VIA. es
of 4he!r many friends, They are at
hOn5 to their friends In their new res.
idence oEEorth Main Street.
Misses Ruth 0'Neal ana AlIce Far
nler recently visited, .Alissi,, Ruby
Reeves near Cross Roads.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. J. GfubbS spent The
weekend with relatives at Fair Play.
,
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no ACTION TAKEN
On new CIRCUIT
Question Of Dividing District
Sun Pending With The
judiciary Committee

hepresenfing the Anderson BAR AZ.
sociation, T. Frank Watkins and X
+. smith are in Columbia where thew
are appearing before the iudiciar
committee Of the general aSsen,sslv
to urge that steps be taken to divide
the tenth judicial circuit.
Il delegation from GreenyjIIe h,s
also gone to Columbia, headed by
Judge Earle, to urge the passage of
tne measure and the general opinion
Wath the lawyers OF the district con-
step.
"A glance at the cases left on the
docket when the last term of court
OF general sessions for Anderson
county was concluded shows that
there is great necessity for action
of $ome sort being taken. The coun-
ty at present is being put to great
expense on account of cases that
cannot be brought 30 trial, since all
of the attention of the court Is taken
with the hearing OF Jail cases.
Proctor A. Bonham, solicitor for
this district, strongly favors the
proposed step and says that in his
opinion 1t is absolutely essential.
It is planTed to divide the district
into two parts, Anderson and Qconee
forming one with Greenville and Pick
ems comprising the other.
It had been expected that some
statement would be Forthcoming from
Columbia last night In regard to the
matter, but since no action was an
nounced It Is presumed that today
will certainly bring forth some de-
velopments.
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SAL WALTON ARMY
SENDS NJ AN HERE
Capt. Mabee cf die s.lgar s:sy'SD
Co Esa;vss Eve 49, asasssss ~. s
n This Civ

=sII=s:==s=E5a E=apls ss:s.;ettsstzs ...--ss.ss
much interest and no little pleasure
the Coming es o man 10 .Aal.sfsnh
who 20 prorninent In Salvation Arhny
work and who enjoys splendid r6b-
utahcns a public speaker Capt. w.
3. Nabee. ~ "a.
Arraugementst have been inade gor
Capt. Mahee 20 deliver two adGresses
In 9Anaekuons Thursday night at the
Central Preebyterien church and FRI
day night at the court house.
At rs putth OF these itieefinIEs
Capt. Mebee Will discuss aueBtioiia
OF interest 20 every man IA tiie ar-
A!ence and he viii have genuine
message for every hearer. It rs D rare
opportunity 20 hear such o speaker.
He Is the assistant editcS OF the
War Cry and Is one Of tho Factors Sn
the making OF the magazine: he IL
o beautiful singer and will be- we'll
worth hearing for that part OF the
program alone; he has travelled =
Ereat deal and has numerous iIitereats
ing things to relate.
EDsign A. Belchef, offlcar ia charge
OF the local work, has announced the
following program for the two nights:
'{s Thursday night, at the Central,
Presbyterian church:
Invocation Or. w. II. FTaseR
stntrod oduction Rev. d. w. Dodge
Address. ..... - Staff Captain Asabee
Benediction Rev. y. 4. Black
Friday night at tho court house.
! sInyoe ton :. !. (. Rev. j. W. 5peako
lntrod oduction. Mayor Lee q. IIcsieniatl
Address Staff Captain 1Eahea
Bonedtctton.. .. 4, "a : DR.. u. b VfFfSa
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sOUTRERN hallway,
Premlss Carrier o. she sSneA.
N CONNECTION WITH BEUERmaB
.sa.. &. RAMWAYs
gehedal RaeeflYs %. 1e, IpiA Z /,

N.B. the following sEheduie hzures
are n9aAll=lsts: sss;iiT sss;iiT Ss izf0E 1Iataua AND
are not guaranteed. Jitios -
Arrival and departure OF trains from
Anderson, 8. G. 81
No. Arriving From ~ Time
20 GreenElll0 Gnd Beiton. 1.5U q. N,
81 Gfeensille ana Belton. .at:50 q, 20.
10 Charlie estOn, ColunblA end
8eltoll, through sleeperto
Aeiton - ii !. 80 III: 80 O. N.
Aa ztlauta, WanaIla ana
I; = y y seneca 5s..s.. -. ...s.B:S1 q. "a.
26 GresnyilIe ana Beiton :. 3sa5 3. "a.
10 Atlanta, Walhalfa. and Z,
6ehece see. .sss.s .ss s4fb2 p. m.
0euSg1. 80. ,.s9,s sa0s0a y. "a.
IL Charleston, ColurnhIS ana s q
Beltcn. T,hfopgh coach
from Columbia 70 Wall
E6 n3lto sss .s.s'tks -. = .ssSs0A n "a,
L,eaHiag For
s0 BsIton, Gfeenvlis * q z 40 q. "a,
2z Relsen essa nsssssss...!ss. ssssss.s Z. sSs5!.e -
q 6eiton ana tsresnyiife sz5 y. M.
10 Beiton Charleston,
II nAl4An. Colnnl6ia, CAaf- z, -7
lesion ana fsfesaviilo .SsSi aisSS
3 Seneca. Hfaihailh aiia Ass- : - - )
lantA ). :. @..t... !. g. /. 81. .Eo a. -.
II Seneca, WaihnlIa through
coaeh from CoipsAlla ea aos =. r,a.
& No ba&6aEe a1iI IS hanafeS a
motor scena Nos 20, "a. ~ rs. ~. 22
Z Connection - made a. Raitan Cor
Southern traina and aS saakoa for
trains TO AtiAata aia6 Sl,f. to-
further infceEastiels psg . siekos
aeeSts or 4,
w. r. Taber q @ 81 asitle.
8, c ~ Z s.s Z '''.. 49, Z.
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Special to The Tnteiiigencer.
PelEef, Jan. 27.-.MIss Emma Drake
was at home to annmber OF her
friends last Wednesday evening form
to ~. Progressive games were
played and the young peopleenjoye
Q thoroughly delightful evening. Miss
Drake served o. most tempting sweet
course and fruits to her guests who
were. Misses Ola Scoggins, Edith
Btgby, Eauds Stewart, Carrie Crane,
SS.a Cobb, Ida Mae Crenshaw, Rutli
Holiday, Misses Sue and Belle Glued
and the Misses EIayne OF Greenyiila;
NfeaHrs. Ernest Curry, Herbett Dfake.
Clark Stewart, hfllt Martin. WsiseT
Toliison, Dr.. Joe Buford and Prof.
Pet-ie and Roborf Pennell.
Misses Sue ana Belle Cloud delishf-
fully enteft asnea thS Sewing Circle
Seeunesday AFTERNOON. a q sweet
course WIS served by the Iibsteseet;
Eilo proved themselves such charnn-
ing entertainers. Those present were
A1.ssseA Carrie end xzAsier ..s..ls-
Edith Higby. Olo Scoggins, Maude
Stewart Carrie Crane, Sara CDpb and
Alrs. John Nc Breaty.
Hiss Carrie Crane OF Hendergon-
Vile hiss snany friends her ewilO are
delighted that she viii be here tsll
school closes. Miss Crane faGgfs
hese ast year. She Is now finishing
esE che term tsss ~ Sts,F te ssffiss ftokers.
Mfs AnE-S Lander was IN creen-
YtIIo SnopnIltS HIOnGay, -
Aflsg Matte E[ail of plasah Nae q
visitor here last week,
a..l -. e,sl shlss Ne =. InOrn n1ye re-
= ~ ~ - tt7Aa " ~ r lf1
came 20 peiaef from Greenwood sey-
erAl nie1itha ago, hfnce that time Nf.
thorn has been 81 the real estate
lbneiness here
- -. and Mr.. O. Q. sneay iat. lass
week Tor Hodges where they went %
be with fhelr dag hter, Afrs. Hotsf
hsrs. w. a. l5ia igc OF Hende 0nvfiif,
arent several days here thls yFeals
9EEe. Blahh s wen known ans ioved
here. She knd AEr. Blake nir.le PsIsef
thel fhopse many year6. HIfs, 9Iahbie
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T0WHyTBBE NEWS

3 = = = s s s 4 8 s 8. 8 :; s siss 4 8
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Propose. cOasolIdetion.
(By Assoclated prees

tBy Associated Press.)
Indianapolis Jan; "a, The .proposi-
tton for the consolidation Of the UNI
ted .Hiine Workers o1 America and
the Western Miners, .Fecsraaion vas
gtven basis for working by. the MIN
ers' convention here today. The exc
cutive board was ennpowered TO an
point q committee to meet with a
similar committee from the Western
federation 10 dlscuss the arnalSaarl
tion, and II a plan should be agreed
upon, to submit It to the nlIners Y0y
9 referendum vote. ss.,s.'.T = + 8.
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PEIzER Social

: ! !. = = = = 8 = = = : = = = = $ !
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i.1s.1.zs 2sEssss,sSaZ 4sf sas
TOwnvIile. Jan. 27.--s IL. ana Mrs.
). w. Dickson and chlldreii spent Srn.
dAzsA1yikiat Mr. and MIRA. John Ghaep
at Pendiefor.
ey arA very sorry indeed 70 report
that Miss jamie Gaines 10 On the sielt
Z T. s. Boiendan has recently put out
q young pecan grove on the lawn ke-
tween his residence and main street
f1&tFied 0y Rev. W. y. fiaAyilhs AZ
fiie resi- yerce Miss Lucy Moore and
,lif. JubtOn Woolrieff. Hrs. WOOL
right 81 the lDvelys dnsigatef or ! AlT.
and Mrs warton Moore 81 Sd1eca.
Re. Wolflsht IS the eldest eon os 81.
and Mrs " y. WoDieisns md IL s.
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3 g s. g s. s. g ss - 8. s. - .,
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slle first mccall rfgs sea ia alie stsie
Tor hxgIene Bssldes ths lsesars
sram consisting Of . play. Two cf <
kind. daclaElasinn and nausle, tiie chlef
IfP1iitssg - which viii be rendered
BY tho TownvIlle qttnftetfe afifl ESiae
DphIap, tic Ssitsss feaesier. kffer "a s
completion OK tho prograrn boxes. tgili
be nucti0ned oil. Come ana i,eiIisl
all % your Trends. if yon have ~,
but ik you hayaflls make grieIiis 3 III
some cze ana bring herr
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TeyisvslIe J EEisA Sehosl

S5<biat @ The 1ntellig gehcer. -
Next Friday evening Ag S.30 there
he Saven d free enteffa aln1nens at the
school arHitoriuua The featI1ra s9 the
evening VII he 4 lecture on School
Improvement. ~ Df. q a. ffinea, cs
Seneca Or. RiaS IS 8 ees.S eniAu
assic scheoz worker, having given
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Condensed statement OF Tie finan.
cial condition OF the BANK OF AN
DFtSoE, Anderson, 8. c., at the
close Of business january as, 1914 as
shown by the regular report made
e ts.s ssasssse 5ss:., sExssssiss.eeEs. 5sEEs; ;s.es -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-17
HOW GOOD that
MUSTEROLE FEELS
1t Gets to That Sore Spot
Like Magic

A-a-h' That's delicious relief for
those sore muscles. those surf joints
that lame back
MUsTEROLE 10 clean. white
ointment. made with the oil Of
mustard and other home simpies
II does the work OF tho old IA sh /.
Toned mustard plaster. minus the
plaster and minus the biistarl
You simply rub MUsTERoLE on
the spot where the pain is-rub II on
briskiy--and the pain IL gone.
No murs. no bother. Just comfort
ing. soothing rslief--firrt n gentle
glow. then a delightful sense OF cool
ness. And best or all. no biisters like
the oid-fsshioned mustard plaster
used to make.
There II nothing like MUSTER
OLE for sore Throat, Bronchitis.
Tonailitis. Group. sim Neck. Asthma.
Neuralgia, Headache. Congestion.
Pleurisy. Rheumatism. Lumba 20,
Pains and Aches OF the Back or
Joints. Sprains. Sore Muscles. Bruis-
es. chilblains. Frosted Feet and
Colds Of tho Chest dt often prevents
Pneumonin).
At your druggists, In use and soc
Jars. and n special large hospital size
for $3.50.
BE sure you get tho genuine MUS
rEROLE. Refuse mitations~-get
what you ask for. The Musterole
conuanv, Cleveland, ohio.
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SEATTLE DRUGGIST
PLEASES CUSTOMERS

swifts Pharmacies. Second and
Pike and sss ". Broadway. report
customers greatly pleased with the
QUICK action OF simple buckthorn
bark. glyeerins, etc. as mixed IN
Adier-i-kA This simple remedy
drains the cid foul matter from the
bowels 80 THOROUGHLY that ONE
SPOONFUL Tsiistss almost ANY
CASH 81 constipation. sour or gassy
stomach II H. 40 powerful that ~ Is
used successfully IN appendicitis
Adier-i-ks never gripes. and the In
slant action IL surprising --Adver-
ti#emant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-17
HOUSEHOLD HINTS

To cut hard-boiled eggs In
smooth slices. dip the knife In
water.
After cleaning brsss or copper
with salt and vinegar. rub with
olive OIL. aud the metal will not
tarnlsh for n long time.
Keep q box on the back porch
for rubbish, and the yard viii be
much cleaner.
To make the gas burn brightly.
little salt should b. sprinkled
over tho top OF the mantle. This
should be done whom the gas Ia
burning
N your oven will not brown
your pastry ne we'll as you would
like. put the cakes or tarta on the
upper tray. and throw little
sugar on the floor OF the oven.
N tin pan with q screen bot
tom Ia used in washing cherries.
tAIA&ht &fhFcss iAnius Atau oWNa
things II will save one the time
used to change them from one
water to another. as Il can DO held
under the spigot and shaken and
all loose dirt win wash through.
Try rubbing the silver every day
with dry flannel rag Il will not
have to be cleaned with silver pol.
ish nearly SO often.
Windows ard bureau drawers
that open stiffly should be rubbed
with dry soap.
To stop hieeouph, Give the pa
tient a teaspoonfui OF graduated
sugar and vinegar. N this does
not afford Instant relief. repeat the
dose.
Eucalyptus oil Will remove
grease stains from any kind OF ma.
terial without injuring II. Apply a
little OF the oil with a clean piece
of flannel. and rub the material
gently until the stains disappear.
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NAVY YARD ROUTE

steamers n. u. Kennedy and Tourist
Leave colman Dock Seattle. d3o texoept
sunday, $500. 1910 a m. i'so, 900. es-
cept sunday (sunday ASSOC. $50 m.
saturday. II rs y m,
Time table subject TO change without
notice.
Phone Main sioi. Price sec Round Trip
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are living In the goth century.
when every woman Is granted free
and equal rights with man, and
IL is to the advantage of every
woman to take advantage OF that
freedom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-17
DOCTOR

This Is the season of the
year when you must watch
your health most carefully.
Health is more precious
than wealth; and at the
first sign of disease, a COM
petent physician should be
consulted. You are wei
come to the advice of our
physician absolutely without
charge. He i . thoroughly
competent physician Of
many year, experience and
. graduate of the best medi-
cal schools that the country
affords.
No matter what your all
ment-come to him-he
win give you a careful, thor
ough, conscientious exami-
nation, and prescribe for
you absolutely without any
charge whatever.
Under these circum-
stances there is absolutely
no necessity of your neg
Letting your health. We
are located at liz Yesler
way, right close to the Ia
coma Interurban depot.
Make no mistake-be
sure to find the right place.
Brendel Drug Co.
III yEsLER WAY
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Prohibition question will be re-
submitted to California voters In
1916.
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Mr.. GroseA-"Anty Drudge, cant you tell my
wife some way she can get her work done
by the time come home from work. am
sick and tired Of having to wait for my sup
per and Of hearing her complain. too. Other
women must be better managers. l guess"
Arty Drvdge-"Your wife works hard and man
ages as well she can. except that she
doesn't do tho one thing that would save her
time and help her get through early enough
to have . rest before she has to get your
supper. II she used Fels-Eaptha Soap there
wouldn't bs anything to complain about"
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o.-WIlI you suggest a name for
our elubf II IL being formed by IS
very wide-awske girls, and we
would like name very different
from the ordinary.
YOUR FRIENDS.
A.--Call II the Jolly Girls
Club" and for short. the ]. c. C.
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The MacDougall-South Co Second AVenne a

Sperry ayroscopic eompasses
will be installed on all Pacific
fighting craft.
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CAN'T CHARGE
FEE AT M0RCUE

Judge HUMPHREYS Thursday H.
sued temporary injunction
against Coroner Mason 10 restrain
collection OF the SIS county fee At
the public morwue until the su.
preme court shall have decided a
case now pending
Since the Institution Of the pub.
tic morgue. DR. Mason has attempt.
ed 10 make II solf'supportlng by
Imposing tho cost OF SIS In cases
where relatives OF the deceased
were capable OF paving.
This procedure has been attack.
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PRETTY SOFT
FOR THE JUDGE
By Cilson Gardner

WASHINGTON. Dec. l7.--What
to do with Judge who cannot be
impeached. will not resign. and 10
unfit for his duties "a a Judge. ~
problem solved In unique way
BY congress- In the case OF Judge
Emory Speer OF Georgia.
Continue his salary and appoint
another Judge TO do his work.
A congressional committee in
vestiKated and found the judy,
guilty OF practically everything
charged. but the committee report.
ed against impeachment proceed
inxs.
This conclusion left Judge on
the bench before whom litigants
were unwilling 90 appear.
The committee which tried him
recommended 10 the house that an.
other Judge be sent TO do Speers
work.
A second judicial district would
thus be created. to exist as long al
speer may live, and 10 terminate
when he dies This solution was
advocated by Representative Ed
wards OF Georgia and defended BY
other members. Finally bill O.
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BEsT ron KIDSEYs--sAys DOCTOR

nFE@E EV< HEFF7~F7 y FFTvF EV6
DR. J. 7. n Neal Cr~snvliis. 20. Car.
says that IN his 10 years % sxperisre. he
has foand no preparation for the kidneys
equal 10 Foley kidney Piiis Pain In hack
ard hips IL an Indication ~ kidney trouble
"a sarninR % build up the weakened kid
neys. make them vigorous. riddins youf
blood 81 acids and poisous Foley kidney
PHI. win help arY case 81 kidney and
bladder trouble not beyond tho reach %
medicine In soc and 81 90 sizes Sold In
Seattle ~ Barfsirs Drug stores
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al am engaged to q oIri In an
other town. She 10 sending my
mother = Christmas present They
have never met or correspond ed.
Should my mother send her a pres
ent7 I. o. y.
Alt Ia not necessary. Person.
ally, believe only very dear
friends should exchange gifts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-17

A. There are those who APP
parently have no better way of
utilizing their valuable time who
pay attention 10 the position OF n
stamp on an envelope. but no
right.minded person IL going to
bother his head about such fool.
ishness. n you are still interest.
ed. you can no doubt obtain furth-
er information ut the reference
room OF the library.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-17

To Cure a Cold In One Day
rst. LAXATIVE sromo ou'nins fstssss pvsa
Sssss t~fand fsnrsv " n fails =, cure 3 ~
GROVES sisnaturs h 90 each eox- ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-17

To stop hieeough. give the pa
tient a teaspoonfui OF graduated
sugar and vinegar. N this does
not afford instant relief, repeat the
dose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-17

O. VIII you please tell me
through your columns " there 10
. language In the arrangement Of
stsmps on an envelope. and where
I can get the information II there
10 such . isnouspef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-17

Windows ard bureau drawers
that open stiffly should be rubbed
with dry soap.