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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04
NOTICE TO REPUBLICAN
VOTERS.

The following are the Voting Precinct.
Tor the Republican primrrv r.Trrffrr fo
b held On July TN 1915 between the
No. IN The civ districts 'p s5d oei l'ei, p
m and o'clock p. m. in the country dir.
trlCfH.
Washington District.
FultQu- Precinct No. j. Rank of Fuf.
Madison District
Preeinet So z Island r ii5es' J i5rlas'.
Clay District.
rec,nct %. ,h.uical Hose House
Ritohie DISTRICT
i.rsCiinct. 10. i-35el Jacob street
Precinct $50. Twenty stree,
Riohand District.
recinct 80. l-L1rrI0nd Hose House
Precinct SO. t-MHrwHrH ffHar House
house
Precinct so. white school House
rrerinet So 2-ro'omae. Mrs.. Ferris.
Freciret $50 valley Grove School
7.riadsiphia District.
PRECINCT $50. N "aIadHIe School
Precinct $50. e-rdr.w4os school
Precinct so. 8-N4sara once. III.
Precinct No. t-rrad.rrbia School
House
Precinct $50. Glendale School House
Tho election officers shall r.Iuru fTa
ballot hurer fn re- Or rHr.an .H.rafnr.
90 the ohio County Republican Commit.
zee, &C John d. EInEhurr.a office. F.
order ~ ODE ono County EruubItcar
Executive rHnr-Iff.a
GRO. Do rIIIILTre
Chairman.
RICHARD r. CTEshr.
~ bccrctery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04

Sergeant Norris Donaldson. who un-
| VI recently was in charge OF the local
recruiting station. returned last night
! from Columbus. o.. where he mas beer
confined for several weeks. in the
army hospital.
Hon. J. II. nightingale. OF Charles
ton. State Labor Commissioner. arriv-
ed in the city last night. to spend a
few DAYS on business
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hamburger. nee
Jeanette Kraft. of WoOdlawn, are the
proud parents OF a baby boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Freese and
sons, OF Woodlawn. left for Atlantic
City. where they will spend two
weeks.
Mrs Mary Poole. OF WoodIawn. will
spend Sunday with her sister in Steu-
benville, o. Later In the season they
VIII leave for Niagara Falls. where
they will spend a few weeks
Mrs Anton Biebcrson. of Glenwood
illness
Miss Myrtle Gosney. OF the Island.
. Is spending a few days in Akron. d
as the guest OF Mrs. James Tucker.
Miss Jennie NJ. Hervey, supervisor
OF drawing IN the city schools. left
yesterday for Chicago. where she will
study methods pertaining 10 her work
IN the University OF Chicago.
=. +. Chllders, general agent OF the
freight inspection bureau who has
been spending the past few days in
7 me city. on business. returned TO
PITTSBURGH yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. l. Maxwell. ticket
| agent Of the Pennsylvania. and Mr..
and Mrs. a. " Six. local ticket agent
OF the y. o., OF this city. have re-.
turned from an extended trip through
the West and the Yellowstone Ma
I tional Park
Miss Mollie Kerns.. Of this city. will
spend the Fourth at Newark. o.
A. p. Sinks. secretary Of the Asgo.
Giated Charities. viii spend today in
Pittsburgh. on business.
MT. and Mrs. j. Van UooConhuvz5
ana daughter have left the Sfratford
hotel and gone 10 lake points.
WITS; W. @. MGregor and daughter.
MISS Elizabeth. have returned from
Chicago and indianapolis. While In
relatives. VI
l.. +. Smith. OF Charleston. was a
business visitor here yesterday
a. VI. lippert. who has made this
Tlly MS nome for some years. left FOR
aS,ls,, NE, Ky where he has pur-
Miss Clara Shearing. OF PITTSBURGH
rs me guest Of friends in Warwood
Misses. Callie and MaudsCurtis of
week "'' 'hl7
Mrs. Sarah GIgore and babv sro
Richland. o a. '"7'
Alex McGlumphy OF Dallas " Va
was business visitor here Fridav
Misses Ada and Harriet BurIan
TO visit friends. "N.'
Tom Williams OF SistersviIIo wss "a
guest here Thursday and Friday
'hdries Eddy is spending fau
Gays with Blrncsville. o.. reIativas
Mr. and Mrs. j. a. Atkinson. Dr.
Amanda Holland Of Cadiz O. rl,tl.r..,I
TO this city Thursday 90 yIsi, frisrds
Mrs. Lou MCConnauEhy b. Tho
guest OF her parents. Mr. and Mrs
a 4. Landors Of Morriatown
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04
BICYCLE THIEF
Local officers Arrest Charles Arm.
strong, Alias Albert Woomer, OF
Pittsburgh, For Stealing Wheel

Detective Dave Cleary and Oficer
COnley took another bicycle thief into
tow last night In the person OF Chas
Armstrong. alias Albert Woomer. OF
Pittsburgh. lie was held pending a
hearing charged With having stolen a
wheel from James Mcclure. Jr. az the
latter's home al No. 10 North Front
street The theft occurred yesterday
morning before the family had arisen
and the officers we're on the lookout
for him all during the dav but not
until during the early part OF the
night were their efforts rewarded he
was arrested on the Steel bridge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04
SIX IN Buys Any
V1O.OO $4,000 Suit

ers have agreed to accompany the
Wheeling All-StRrs to Woodsfield.
Ohio. The All-Stars will meet the
Woodsfield team in double header.
morning and afternoon. today and
VIII remain for a third game on
Sunday.
The All-Collegians will 20 TO
Wellsburg on July IL. where they will
meet the Wellsburg Giants.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04
Gil CE Buys Any
V1A'AO $500 Suit

He fought the cause with a genius
eloquence. energy and organization.
never eQualled In any previous nom
ent in his career. but his party wav-
cred and went down to defeat in the
election OF 1906. The one bright spot
for the Unionist party, during those
dark days. was Birmingham and vi
cinity, where Chamberlain carried his
candidates to victory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04
Q. 3 0. CHANGE Nor wAoe.

Tho new system ~ running pass
rnrrr trains frnms thie city 90 Hunt.
iuEtou. over fhe Ohio river division
~ fho r. e. % without having Co.
change Grow of Parfrraburg hae not
Iun INTO nTrcf 1. tho officials Of
fno company arc undecided aa fo u-rou
DC new gvafrm win become elective
Tho elimination ~ changing train
crews af P1rkarsburr was 10 have
zone Into effect July 4 The change
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04
CANCEL GAME
senwood All-colleplans Not 20 PLAY
Game Today With TrisdelphIa
SEMI Pros

The BenwoOd All ColleFians Will
NOT play the Triadelphia team today
az vas scheduled. owing 10 the fact
That six OF the All COllegians' piav-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04

Stamm-H @. Kimmons. Valley
Grove; g. W. Phillips and wife. cam.
klmble. Littleton
Grand Central-C. o. Batson. W. r.
batson. Jacksonburg. J. s Golden and
WE: Claysyllle, Pa. Rock Bell
Clarksburg: NJ. Mae Neptune, narnes.
vile. o: Is. Scott. MAYNARD. o. L.
II Dyson. Harrisville. o.
brunswick -LawrenCe FrohnappIe.
Charleston. Vim. Nolan. ClarksburE:
J. A. Tanner. New Martinsyille. Mr..
End Mrs. Victor Athcy. Elm Grove.
Mcclure. Mentor Caldwell. r ".
koush, Parkersburg. a r. Shrayer.
Norgantowu: Mr. and Mrs Harry N
Hall, Fairmont. r. b. HNenboagh.
Hundred. {. A. Brown. Woodsdeld
o; n. q. Hayes and wife. GAINESVILLE.
o: J. II. Nightingale. Charleston !.
Harry I. McClelland. Clarksburg: A.
9. Lyons, wife and daughter. c. =.
Martin and wife. Katheryn Rex. Mary
shin, Fairmont: J. A. Barry, Spray
riurm, Warrington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04
OFFICIALS FOR EVENT NAMED Ar
MEETING or CLUB LAST MIGHT.
In Addition 20 Races, There VIII BE
Events 20 Lower Track Record
and bicycle Races.


OFFICERS.
Referee-Paul Pashby.
Timer-W. J. Lukens.
Track ManaE er-l4uuGun Bier.
ENTRANTS.
The following signed entrance blanks
have been rcCctN ed by the race commit
tee and indications are that several more
No. Name. Machine.
cot Ritz. Excelsior.
29-E. Herrold Indian.
&c. Cheshire. indian.
EFT Nassmuth. indian.
2l-D Davis Thor.
Cav. Nichols, Excelsior.
-5-E Gauldc. Harvey.
ga. iiuchan. Harley.
2u-Cuas. Lipphart Excelsior.
IN-W. M1IOuey. Excelsior.
rs. H.rruld. Thor.
esd. Muuuvll. Excelsior.
1UH-Iukp Nartig Excelsior.
l-E ErauuIich. Harley.
Fired My,rs. Excelsior.
Judging Boy the PREPARATIONS that are
being made for the motorcycle races
grounds given under the az plces Of
the Wheeling Motorcycle club. the event
viii FAR outshine auything OF the kind
that has ever been staged in this city.
Among other things that were taken Up
last evening was the matter OF select
ing officials for the day and making ar
engagements for the crowd that viii I'M
OrHUfeuIy bo one OF the largest mat
ever witueeecd "a race meet in the srate.
ErH club Ea# Iut forth every effort to
make the rHrils card one that would
attract riders from an cities. and In a
measure have succeeded. a- Itat even
hl1a'nr into tho town. Floyd uumph-
10Y. "a noted ride. from fiuo0d. Ind.
arrived FOO town last evening ON DIS two
wheeler ana declared uia intention 81
TRYING HIa speed sn the half mile course
fIe Is one OF the best known riders of
The middle states. ana VIII make some
been received from riders from other
points stating NAT they would b mere
pHrfcd early tnia morning
The members OF the club VIII meet a.
f.r club rnHwr fr'a wuru.nE and hold
friag i4, " meets ~ be- ' tsvn In The The
afternoon they VIII meet az Z o'clock
ana parade fY ne race course. where
Speed trials.
Closely following the seven events
that are scheduled FOB b' run. there VIII
These trials Will Dol made against time.
a. U..lr ..' N not ergefd any-
hInT tHr rarirs f1nH ~ Wheeling ever
frnIa VIII hr made hy some n The fast
cost factory rIIrra known Co. this part
or f.H country. while not few % the
freir intention ~ making H trial Tor tns
iH.f'r' wiir On The track
inc tho track fa fn tho very lest poe
r.hie condition. 40 having been rolled
packed and rrrirElrd until 90 fs rracfi-
UTI|r aa hard Hr r0urref~. ard WY per-
m'f fhe racers letting out their steeds
fu fHr NmIf
HmI..rIa FOR che grounds we're named
I|Hf evening aa follows. Peter Gruup.
tHIr'rH |II|HrII Harry Wheat and
lr1r.''rn. rHfr rIanurfrg. Fred Myers.
e. forrest0. q. Grulbsr and q Bowman
checker. Joe Urmufh. O. smith. ~
smith. Harry EisrNand Wesley House
I.c quarter stretch VIII BE- in charge
M William H.H"Hm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04
About People
Movements % individuals 20
and From tile City

TELsTATg ARRIVALS
At THE LOCAL HOTEL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04
AMATEUR AND
SEMI-PRO. NOTES

The Jaeky Arthurs issue a challenge
Ior game Sunday. July s. with some
SuonE seni-pro team In this section.
ROT Information call National phone
losb-R and ask for Earl Woods
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04

George Gilligan T. requested TO call
nnGrew Reuther, National Phone INV,
pr. v. this morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04
ENTRANTS.

The following signed entrance blank
have been rcCetV ed by the race comm,
tee and indications are that several NOR
Will BE- received before starting time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04

Starter-H. G.. FrieCrichs.
Referee-Paul Pasi by.
Timer-W. J Lukcns.
Track Administration Bier.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04
Count Discount" VS.. Reg. Ular Price

N Of an advertisement that has appeared in this paper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-14
SHORT NEWS
HERE
Mic Az divorce.

Nine ASK divorce.
Unidentified man found on tide
flats. dies in hospital.
E. Erickson killed when cargo
shifts on frelghter Seward
s., n. t. S. viii make no offer 70
city says Scott Calhoun.
Henry M. Porter, pioneer, dies
Carrnelite convent observes feast
OF ST. Teresa.
Juneau Will get v. s. land office
now located here
a. J. Earring. Milwaukee presl
dent, here on inspection toir.
President Landes holds open
house on "U" campus.
Plymouth Church Mems club ban.
qucts
Miss Helen Clark addresses Sc
attic presbytery Tuesday
Nine deaths reported.
n. o. MUrtsgh will play organ at
new Liberty theatre.
U. Of w. sourdoUgh students meet
Thursday
Helmer karlston and e. A. Porter
hurt by falling timber.
Alfred ofeller elected Missouri
club president
over hundred Hindus book pass
age on liner President
Women's Canadian club banquet
ed last night
Pacific Tribune merpes with
Swedish Press.
King county Sunday school con-
yention ends today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-14
WHERE
Cabinet members are lnstrvote'

-
Cabinet members are instructed
TO cooperate In aiding the passage
Of the Alaska coal land leasing bill.
J. p. Morgan offers 10 lease or
sell the Copper River a. North
western railroad 10 the govern
ment
Block Of model tenement houses
Is proposed in Washington as
memorial 10 Mrs. Woodrow Wilson.
Treaty between Guatemala and
United States. first OF several
peace pacts, goes into effect today.
Turkey asks American srobssss-
dor 10 solicit aid In United States
for victims OF earthquake in prov
ince Of Konia.
Capt &. p. Moses and Second
Lieut. Richmond Bryant trans
ferred from Bremerton to Guam
and TO the Helena.
President is said 20 oppose con-
stitutional restriction OF presi.
dents tenure of office 70 one term.
Schooner Spokane pulled off
beach Of Protection island near
Port Townsend by two tugs. with
out damage
Cardinal Peitro Gssparri named
Papal secretary OF state
Board OF survey and appraisal
will inspect cruiser New Orleans
az Bremerton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-14
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
MARKETS


stall 81. ms standard graduated
sugar. Stc stall 1898. 2bc can X C..
baking powder zoe. zoe bottle grape
iulrs. Zoe stan 1891. lamb chops l5c
10 Eastern hams tac DO. stall 1907.
potato sausage lbs zoe. choice steaks
isc 10 stall 1893 fresh herring. lbs
asc. smeit. 3 lbs ibc, whole salmon. gsc
each stall 1871. new Ftnnan haddie zoe
10 new Alaska herring. ihs 2bc. Stall
1871 fancy bananas tsc dozI ounces.
lbs Zoe. California grapefruit. for
zoe stalls t4-ab. late Crawford peaches.
800 crate seedloss grapefruit for Use.
stall 1891 nj vernon Jersey butter
lbs 800. Wisconsin limhurger. goo M.
stall ios. fresh churued Holstein butter.
lbs Zoe stall 1917 81 Germain baked
salmon mashed potatoes and brown
gravy use stall 90. Mrs he Long ies
~ lamb dinner. With coffee and pic, 2bc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-14
Thousands Now Collecting
War Pennants

Thousands Of Star readers are TAX.
ing advantage OF The Stars offer
to supply them with War Flag Pen.
nants OF the various European ma.
tons now at war.
These pennants are made on eS.
cellent wool felt, 15X35 inches In
size. and handsomely colored. The
flags on the penni hs are made up
with the correct colors of the flags
of the various nations. A flag cou.
pom and 10 cents go cents by maiD
presented at The Star office will Sc.
cure one of these. handsome pen.
nants for you.
Few of us know the flags OF the
nations Of the world. and vet We
should. Start making a collection of
pennsnts at once. Decorate your
den or living room with them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-14

ERIE, Pa. Oct. l4.-Mrs. Clifford
Pinchot, wife OF the candidate for
senator from Pennsylvania. has
scored considerable success here
as substitute stump speaker.
Her husband. scheduled 10 ad-
dress campaign meetings In Erie.
was taken suddenly III with
rtomaine poisoning. Mrs. Pinchot
rendered first aid TO the sufferer
and then herself went on the stump
and addressed is meetings in
neighboring towns. explaining her
husbands absence and making a
strong plea for his election against
Boss Penrese.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-14
CoIt>IR

stalls 2. 2. e, z, pot roast Sc 10 t2hc
M. 80, pail compound. soc, good
bacon. i2iAc ~. srloiu or round steaks
Use 10 Eastern hams. iSc ~ picnic
hams i2c ~ stalls 1895, s his sugar.
tsc. 2 pkrs ralsins, 26c, rice. De H.. At.
cans maple syrup. 35c NJ. stan rs. fresh
Italian prunes. be doz., picking onions
his lsc. ounces lbs. lhc. okra, gee
N extra fancy Jonathan apples. 81 hoS
celery roots. 90 each stall tot peanut
butter. ? lbs ace. regular sbo coffee, 2bc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-14

Stall ~. milk. Z cans 2tc. fine jersey
butter. he 81 good Eastern Eggs 800
dor stan ~. susit 2 ihH itc. black
bass 2 lbs ace. fresh macksrei he
itc SLICED salmon. ibs zGc. Stall 81
Campbell soups. cans 1te. i5e can to.
matoss. Zoe. pineapple zoe can 100
Stall o.. whole salmon. 1tc. fresh mack
efei i1bc 90 shfifnps. Joe H.. olympia
oysters zoe ~ Eastern oysters 1Er o.
stall ~. grapefruit q FOR ete. apples De-
dor dried onions he roo. eggplant q
fpr Zoe. akra. ? tbs tfe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-14

$40 acres sold to date at Napavne, in no. 20
and 4O-acrc tracts
Are you going to buy at $50 to $40 per acre,
50 cents per acre monthly per cent inter
est per annum?
Call today. Office open TO . p. m.
DAVID p. EASTMAN
sos Lowman Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-14
Sol III IND

ibi cans peas. Use. imported swiss
cheese zoe 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-14

A steamer viii leave Seattle every
sunday at 800 a m. for Port Town.
send direct
.steamer Kuishan viii call at Port
Townsend. northeound Saturday,
only leaving Seattle at iep m.
Points marked 90 ar. host landings.
Passenger. Tor these point. and for
other boat landing points must make
their own arrangements Tor landing
and assume all risk and liability IN
making such landing Steamers ma.
.snger rate does not include boa,
landing charges
pasgage liability 10 limited 90
soaring apparel not TO exceed 800
for whole tick-t $50 pounds allowed
free
steamers and schedules subject 10
change without notiee Freight p.
e.,vsd daily for all points (ercept
Ing Tacoma named In above schsd
ule
ricketts, must be purchased at tirk.,
office open from $50 n m to ~ 90
Midnight
PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION co.
Ticket office, Coimnn Dock
Phone, Main 1908
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-14
HOTELS
APARTMENTS
81 FURNISHED ROOMS

81 FURNISHED ROOMS
~ie.ir furui.hss sraH, room. wafstns So.
tsn~s! saitsbis fnr $50 rnfktns glfi.
can 30 sru cooking n Desirable. can
gassn Anns zee.
ssroarn farni.A.d rat reasonable itbs
alder
III Sinth between Jsius. ara Tssisr
Dandy rooms steam heat. ire. hath
.nd phone. Walking distance. men
$50 ~
br-akfssi optional 49, " Mercer
ons lars. front reorn Ter tso % three
gentlemen maasrn. steam heat 1891
itth Az Ess, s7fs
Large front room FOR ore ~ too gentle.
nsus comfortable nagsFn. 1915 isth
Az EAs, .iti
Ons nica sannY. sfoni rosf7 Tor to psr
cons; modem ttis i.h AZ Ess, ttsi
nosrdsrs sne roomsr. wsntsf. tit 20 psr
month home cooking ~ TAYLOR ~
Gait evenings - fnrrrnons
Fnf Rent Fufulshaf Ntw rntfaFs
rooms measts Agpiy TESS sloss
1917 Firs' AZ
r - e:. S,ss = e ~
's HOUSEKEEPING RMS.
RENovATED MD NEWLY FtrNisH.
81 and unfuruishrd housekeeping snd
sleeping rooms - very iov rate. 7eta
western av
Modern sinsis ara double kaussksspins
rooms tree sss snd iisht $3.50 NJ
tiit Ririh Az
For Hsnt--f roorn. " 90. rooms ~ %
PEI month. partly furnished iiEht.
water 80 Poplar place North isti
tiousss sspins ruorn. furnished 't.as
month 40 TAYLOR Az. all furnished
r~nt paid IN advance
Double and single room. wi,h hasrf
-. 50 psr month modern Elliott
1fto - TAYLOR Az
Tw0 nicely Furnished housstsspins room.
~-~~s~NS.o~~-~y~SSN~ ~~csS~SIS~~SN~
20 BOARDERS WANTED.
Piss.snt home Tor two sorkins men 10
room together widow. home. hes,
homo cooking. walking distance. Yes
Ter car. Fast 2ts2 1879 Alder and
18Th
| .~-S-~JNoD~~~e~~~~-~~
80 STORES AND OFFICES
For Sale ass, second hand store In KIM
county; well stocked building and lease
goes. very reasonable Take yeattie-
tssaquah stage a, Second and Onion
get back same day. " " waiis fa.n
quah. wash
Alaska building. desk room 1900 month
Main 1869
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-14

PUGET SOUND
STEAMERS
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
STEAMERS LEAVE PROM cor-SAs
DOCK. roof or MARION STREET
LsaV. Arrive
seattle Seattle
Tacoma Direct
: oeam -iesinsr. Taeems and steam
hesnl fIndtsnaps for Ta-Iif fosin
~ eeam cosus direct steamer ~ topm
oopu every t~o hours i.e iioprn
Germ single trip. Geo round soon
eepn trip Connections o., ttopn
7 eepm Tsaorn. ~ith steam feprn
titpmi.r. for oi,mpis Ase'fe seprn
daily isAsi,on daily
.vtesoris. d. C.-port To~psesd-ror'
Angeles.
nes gt~~m~r sef Dso. Tor tifkpm
mii- Port Townsend. Pert daily
uiHht Angeles and Victoria
daily Ia G Calls at Port
Williams ant Dun
issr.ss or vssf bound
"Trip cut % Seattle
Sunday. fite a m
only
doe. not rsu az,
fviriort. SUNDAY.
I Te-ss~sd--wttIisns
rort Angeles.
tsprra s,~~rner sioss for s,sprn
asiy Townsend. Williams dsfy
creep, lpuns.ssss and Anss- suospt
\ Hunf'ys les Sunday
SPECIAL RATES
srsr Tswps~nd--Anscsrtes-
Beiifnghsm.
) s6ssn Issau~v Nhs,eoun sssr
ssny for Port Townsend t.ily
except Anaoortss and Bel except
surfsy iiinrhAn Sunday
Ev.r~.s-yd-esa.
. sesrs s,~sme. City efii teprn
10 Noon Everett. rdmonds- tseprn
tesprn Everett, oniy 'onl s,epm
t.iiy Sundays only isavsseaily
Seattle Use a m. in-
stead % lee a m
iOfhsr frfps same as
'rsss days
Everett insbarn -Arscor-s-
Pert Tewnsepd.
80 ssprs = = .Kai.h.r. for s'seprn
saiip Everett Ansrort~.faiiy
aus PeiiinghRru
Gait. ~ Port Town
ssna spu'hhound on
San Juan I.land.- B~iilps ham.
ifee str Ra..iie for Port s.eean
-r,ian'ht Townsend and pei-lTus.f'y
Sunday bingham. via all san Thur.y
rn.sf' y Juan Island points sstury
Thursyi
Pert Townsend Pert Angeles Nesh
nay and wsy Ports.
ifoe steamer BstIing-l s,eoprn
rnidn ut ham for Port Town rruerc'y
sunday Send Pert Angsie. fThur.'y
Tu.sd y Noah Bay snd vayisatur'y
rhurs'vport,
Fort Townsend Port Anx-,e~-cre.-
cent ard Way Ports.
i?oo str. waialeaie. for ..oopfn
rnlin NJ Port Townsend. Port Monday
Monday Angeles Port cr-s- iwedn.s
wsdnss cent. Ciaiiam and way Friday
FHdsY ports
Pert Gamble Iudiow-Fiasi~r
seepm steamer Puget, forio loam
daily KINGSTON. Gambi.. daily
sAiur'y Flasler. Townsend. SUNDAY
and Hsiicck Steamer
leaves Seattle zoe
~ IN on Sundays
kinkstcn-Hansytlle ludlow.
saturdays Only
f'oepm steamer PUGET. for s:oepm \
Kingston. Ludlow and
way points
sunday Only
stoeam Steamer Puget. fori s:sepun 4
KinHstor. Ludlow and
way points
SPECIAL RATES
Hood Canal Gamble 4 ludlow.
soeam str rotlatch for Port fssssm \
daily LUDLOW. Port Gamble daily
except ssBanEor and aliexcapt
sunday points on Hood Canal iMend'v
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GOING TO benefit?

We're all going 10 the benefit
concert by the Gibson mandolin or.
cheHira for the Humane Society
for the Prevention OF Cruelty TO
Children and Animals phew in
odd Fellows hall, Broadway and
Pine
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