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ENGINEERS AFTER
VIGILANT ELEVEN
Soldier Team Ready to Meet
Local Champions if Ar
rangements Can Be Made.
Wifh Local Gridiron Clubs.

With Local Gridiron Clubs.
virlsnts, s; RiIertof A. q. q Riyerton. n, J..
Eornses. ei Clarendon =. C.. Of ClarsndOu.
Nstioasl. ); Tskuna A C., T.
sparatAns. Is; TuscOn A. c., &
EnsnldA Il; PetWurth. q
Trojan A. O.. 10; Regents.
Spartan JuHiOs, p; st. Duminics. L
NigilAnt Juniors. D; Stantous. O.
HiEhlGnders, l; Western Buds. Cforfsifl.
Southern A. c. y; Trinity. g.
The vigilAnt- Engineer football game for
the championship OF the District Will be
played this season. Plans are at present
well under way for the classic clash in
independent circles. The game has been
hanging fire since the beginning Of the
season owing TO the trouble in the final
period Of last years game but the path
is now clear so that some decision may
be reached in the arrangements Of this
contest
As the Engineers are now claiming the
Independent championship OF the Dis
trict, the Vigilants will have TO grant
a little TO the soldier boys and as both
managers are willing to play the con-
test there is nothing remaining to be
done now but name the date and sign
articles.
OF course this may be harder work
than is at first expected but some agree
ment can be reached and the management
of the teams will meet at this Office
Tuesday night to talk over the plans
The following letter explains how the En-
gineers feel about IT.
Sporting Edftor-Tbe Engineer football team claims
the Independent and service championship Of the
District and out with challenges to any team
in this vicinity, preferaBy the Vigilants This
open def to the ViEilRnts will no doubt cause
little interest among the local followers Of the
independent game becanse Of the calling of OF
athletic relations the outcome Of last seasons
game. but the entire post feels confident that this
seasons team at the barracks can defeat the local
players and willing to meet Manager OliTeri's
eleven II the proper arrangements be made
feel confident myself that arrangements be
made satisfactory and ] would desire Manager
OlTeh Of the Vigilants TO meet me at your Office
on Tuesday night at p. m. TO talk preliminary
Hrnngements Thanking you for your past faVOrs
and interest in the independent games and hoping
that arrangements be made fer this contest
remain yours truly, HARRY J. STORY. |
Manager Of Engineer Post football team.
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RirTTton.

Substitutions-Rivertou, II. Wcideil for ThomESon'
AcCloskey for Treaux, Wallace for ]. Woideil,
Tabor for Faunce. J. WOiden for r. Woidel
Treaux for McClcskcy. Thompson for Wallace
VigilAnts, ColIingswurth for Carroll, Shipley for
Sinclair, Luscombe for McDOnnell, Carron for
Derby. Farmer for Langer. Peyton for Vernstien,
Brown for Carroll, J. LacariOni for Bombrest
Waffle for Shipley. TouchdOWns-Sinclair, Derby,
Brown, Carroll %. Goals from touchdoWns-Langer
Cy. Goals missed-LangeT e.. Referee-Mr. DugSn.
Gonzara Umpire-Mr F1sGg, Pennsylvania Head
hnesman-Robert Emeert kelley. Linesmen-Messrs.
Kerns and VeTnstien. Timekeepers-Messrs. KeAting
and Carroll Time Of periOds-l2 minutes. Scorer
Walker II CoIgtou
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Incal Soocerora Trimmed.

The washington Soccer Club met with its third
straight defeat Of the season at the hands Of the
newly formed WGnderer Club Of Baltimore, BY
the SCOTT Of 10 o. The locals never bad 4 look
in during the game. only troubling the visiting
EoaIkeepeT three times. which speaks had for the
Washington forwards. II the locals do not hEace
up before the league opens they will hnd them
selves listed GmOng the also nn
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Engineers.

substitutions-Ward for Kelly. Weld for Hamilton.
Smith for Moy, Engineer second team for first in
second and third periods. Blair for Apoll johnson
for Hasenstab. Kanner for johnson. Touchdown
Blair, Nance q. Milkusd. Reed ". Apon. Sim
mons. Ggals hcked-Blair. Nance. Simmo1H Story.
Carruth. lombard. Goals from placement-Blar
tg. Rsferee-Bob Murphy. Boston Nationals Um-
pire-Mr MeDonald. Head Hnesman-Mr. Clem-
ents Clarendon.
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substitutons-vigilAnt Juniors. Lynn for Kemp.
Kemp for Blaine Taylor for Raba. Johnso1 for
Costello. Quigley for H. Miller Burns for QuigleJ.
StantOns Hall for LanghAny, Torrillo for Hall.
Touchdowns-Yigilant Juniors, ). Goak from touch
dCSns-FnEier Ca, Il. Miller. Goals missed-Rsba,
Frazier. Referee-Mr. OMean- Head hnesman-
Mr. J. OHVeTi Of V. A. C. Enesmen-Mesn
White and Johnston Timekeepsr-Mr Burns. Time
of reTiods-I5 rninutes
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Emeralds. II: Petworth. 0.

The strUuE Emerald Athletic Club defeated the
PetWOrth Athletic Club yesterday in = fast game
By the score Of R to O. The feGtures Of the game
were the 6o-yard dash Of Neal ODonnel. the star
fun back Of the winnen. and the touchdown BY
Sherwood from a long forward pass
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suhstitutions-Dralsy for COcnen. McKnisht for
Eahezty. Justh for Walters. Hamilton for Upton,
dopns-Johnsoa, Mcbride C9, 0nlsar. PurkeF,
Reiney. Goals from t01chdoWus-Johnson, Nc
Bride O., O'1Ieara CI. Refaee-Mr. Ffzpk CoIley,
FrustbNE Umpire-AlT MeHale, Bliss Z. 8. Head
Linzman-Mr Dayle Ltnesnen-MessrS Allen and
nylor. Tlmekefpsr-AIr. Thomps01. Time OF
1eIiods-io minute.
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Vigilant Juniors, 1s; stantons, o.

The fast Yigilant Junior football elsEen added
another link TO its unbroksn chain Of victories yes
tsrdsy by defeating the heavy stantons at Vigilant
Part-i9 % o.S AlthSuuh 0utHeighed fifteen pounds
opponents in every department No individual
star Of the Juniors can be given because every
player was on his toes from beginning to the end
The lineup Is as follows:
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evenly matched IN weight but the aggressive plays
Of the southwest club had the Tuscon eleven guess
ing throughout the contest The hackhed work
Of the srartans and the defensive playing Of the
Tuseon ends featured the game.
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hAEL-


SGbstitutions-Gray for Kienle MetslitB for
Holden, Maggie for Frank, Altsmus for Gray.
Matera for Regan. Touchdowns-P. Gerard, Kienle,
S. Kaplan. Merchant safeties-Resents, l. Referee-
Mr.. GOtlieb. Umpire-Mr. Z. Welch. Of G. U.
Head lineznan-AIr. Smith. Linesman-Mr. Jones.
Timekeeper-Ar S. Verdi. Time Of periodS-D
minutes. Scorsr-Y. V. Gerard.
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Troians, 18: Regents, 8.

The Trojan football team defeated the strong
Regent A. C. yesterday in hard fought game. by
the score Of Is to The game was fun Of spec
tacular plays from the hrst quarter to the last
minute Of play. The Regents presented q stubborn
resistance. having a team almost strong a.
their adversaries For the hrst time this season
the TrUjSn's goal line was crossed. The lineup
Is a. follows:
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Southerns, 10: Trinity, 6,

The Southern A. c. defeated the strong Trinity
A. c. BY the score Of z to G. The features Of the
game were the line plunEng Of HsnneSsy. the in
reference given By Hurley, and the punting OF
Snow. 6. Beekig and Parkurst played well for the
TrinityS The lineup, Is As follows:
Southern A e Position Trinity A c.
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CLASSIFIED
WANT ADS
PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District q Columbia WlshinEtou. October 2,
1914. Sealed proposAh will BE- received At this o.
nee. Room 90 District Building, until o'clock p.
m. NOVEMBER o. lsli. for furnishing I'D deliver
Ing seven, more o. leA. pianos. for us the pub
proposal may be Obtained from the Purchasing Of
hee, u. o., Room x0 District Building OL1NkK
y. NEWMAN, FREDERICK L. SIDDONs,
CHESTER HARDING. Commissioner. ID. q.
no23l
DEPOT oUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE. 0. 8.
A., Washington, D. c.. November 2. IslL-Sealed
propoaah. In niplicate. VII be received IN the
onlts Of the ouErts-naStr General Of the Army,
Washington, ID. c., until o'elock D. N, DECEM-
BER 2 1914, and then opened. for furnishing and
delivering note paper. printing paper and UrApptng
paperA at the places named In Schedule 60. Apply
to Depot Quartermaster. o. 5. A, Washington, ID.
O.. for information. J. B. HOUSTON, DEPOT Q. Y.
nor2,3LS.3.O-
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, DISTRICT
q ColumbiI. OetobeT u. lslL Sealed proposals.
WI be received at the othcs q the Secretary Of
the Board Of Coumisaionsn. Room so. DiStret
Building, unt1 o'cock, n n. November Is lHi,
for excavation. foundations and substructune for
High School. No H4. located IN Square ~ Frs
street northwest, between n and streetA. Wash
ington. ID. c. Blank forma q proposal SpedhcatiOnS
and all Necessary information may Be obtained from
the Chief Clerk, Engineer Departmnt. Room q,
District Building, Washington, ID. @. deposit q
Eve dollars viii Be required 70 inSnrs retuTn q
plans. OLIVER p. NEWMAN FREDERICK L.
sIDDoNs. CHESTER HARDING. Commissioners.
d. O. ocI. nova 41.5S
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Western Buds Forfeit.

WITH 4 hrEe crowd on hand 10 witness the game
between the Highlander and the Western Bud
yesterday the Potomac League grounds. ths
Georgetown crew failed to show up and forfeited
to the AnAcoStia eleven. The hrst team Of the
Highlander defeated the scrubs in = well played
game II to O
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Epar,hn'A

Substftutions- for K. Regan, Chick for
Stafford. TOuchdoEns-B. Oscar Holden. Welch,
Newlan. Referee-Mr. Thomas. Umpire-Ar
Buckley. Head lineman-Mr Ganey. -.
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Spartans. 1s: Tusoon. 8,

Ihs fast Hap0nd Spartan football team ysster-
Day dds1tel The Tuscon Athletic Club On the
H'0oSaAnd - b a = % z SORE. ne t.azsvsrS
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There was time when writers had nothing TO DO
IN the winter mouths bat sell the PhilS; now they
are selling the Cubs
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Trinitr A n

Juniors, IL; st. Dominic's, IL.
The Spartan Juniors and St. Dominic's battled
TO tie yesterday in one Of the fastest games this
seesOn. The SCOTT. H-l2 The lineup is a. fol-
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CORSETS.

NU-BONE CORSET MAGAsIN, 1883 II
gt. nw., is now open for the fall sea-
son, showing . complete line of French
models tailored to order CorHetH. Our
trained eOrsetiere will call and take
your measurements- A card In all that
In necessary.
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PLANO TUNING.

PIANO TUNING. SI.5o; WORK GUAR
work 7. HoLVERsoN. i2S2 North Car.
olina ave ne Lin SsbG
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MOVING. PACKING AND STORING

FREE MOVING FOR sToKAGE-Can n. tsis fof
stimates 30 separate rocmA sAHTH's TRANS
FER q STORAGE CO.. Si2 st. Night Tel N. 90
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largest Morning Circulation.
DIED.

DIED.
BARRER-On Friday, October 80, 1914
FANNIE WILSON, BARKER, widow
OF Dr.. Howard H. Barker, at George
town University Hospital.
Frfvate funeral services will be held q
her late residence, 17S9 Lanier plact
ERAL DESIGNS.
II ERAL FLOWERS
OF eFE Dsuziptioo-moderatsly Prieed
GUIDE,
runGrl DSsa Fmsral DsElsak
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD
CLASSIFIED AD RATES

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Business Ops Is Word1
On orders for seven timer oF
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CLASS ..
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OLD COINS.

as EACH PAID FOR o. s. EAGLE CNTS
dated 1855. Keep all money dated bsfoFs IN8.
and send inc at once for New Hls'td Coin YalDs
Book ld. Il may mean q fortuna CLARKE =
CO., Cain Dealers. BOX =. Leroy, n. 7.
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DOTS, BIRDS, PETS.

JUST RECEIVED FINE LOT SINGING
canaries, parrots, dogs OF several kinds
6CHMID'S BIRD STORE. 712 18th st NV.
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LOST.


LosT-sATURDAY, SMALL PAPER,
covered cash book. Valuable to owner
reward, Return to 1913 Neuton st. NV. oi
y LosT-BLACK COLLIE DOG, WITH
front feet Reward II returned 10 "a 4
81; ne.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
REFINED LADY AS PARTNER FOR
modern dances; to travel Address
BOX 8. Herald office.
SITUATION WANTED-FEMALE.
By EDUCATED REFINED WOMAN AS
| housekeeper. Capable taking full charge
city or country. BOX 19 Herald once.
CLAIRV0YANTS.
MADAM CATHERINE,
Pslnist and Card Reader, located here B years.
| ss Wh q. nv.
! IF LIFE IS NOT AGREEABLE CON-
suit Nine. Rosa, Expert Gypsy Palmist.
sos d st. N. W. She will tell you how to
overcome your troubles, no matter what
they are-marriage, love or business. A
trial will CONVINCE you.
.NDOW CLEANING.
PHONE \. M TO HAVE YoUR wINDowS
eleaned Acns RtndoS CsaninG Co. n @ -
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
I 6Oo3. BIG WORK HORSES; : GOOD DELIy-
e1fThorSes. light delivery wagons. surTies for
21ntry. t2 sch & nS.
ROOMS FOR RENT
I72s P ST. Nw.-l2 ROOMS, 2 BATHS;
hot water heat; good condition; rent rea-
sonable.
496 NJ st. ne (cor. 5th and NJ, I rooms
and bath; good condition; rent, $3.50 per
ELLERsoN & wEMPLE, 1no C st. NV.
FOR RENT-PARLoR: STEAM HEAT;
centrally located: lady and gentleman
preferred; reasona6le: So9 18th NV.
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.
y9 ST. MISUNDERSTANDING APART
ment; third and fourth floors; h0t-Water heat;
large roomS; can rent separately . Whols; rent
reasonable. ELLERsoN & WENPLE. llo
ct Ne.
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGNG.
WALL PAPER IOc, I5C, sc, AND SOC
paper. 30 and loc per piece; rooms pa
pared . up. Plastering repaired without
dirt LIE PREUX. s7 P st NV. Phone N.
PLANO TUNING.
PIANO TUNING. $3.50; WORK GUAR
anteed; so years experience in repair
work T HOLVERSON. 1929 North Car
olina ave. ne. Lin 3S6l
PACKING AND STORING
FREE MOVING FOR sTokAGE-Cal \. ksls fof |
sstimates 30 separatS rocmA sAHTH'S TRANS |
YER q STORAGE CO.. sl2 st. Night Tel N. 90 |
DOES, BIRDS, PETS.
JUST RECEIVED FINE LOT SINGING .
canaries, parrots, dogs Of several kinds :
6CHMID'S BIRD STORE. 712 18th St NV. /
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NOTICES Pawn Tickets Cashed. Second
hand Diamonds and Jeweiry bought
Louie AIEanaml. sI5 G. Opp. Pat. Once
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PAINTING AND PAPERHANGNG.

WALL PAPER. I0c, IGC, sc, AND SOC
paper. 30 and loc per piece; rooms pa
pared - up. Plastering repaired without
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MISS CAIN Manicuring and Scalp Treat
"AA0S NnN ment. ne 7th st. NV. Apart
ment !. Evenings BY appointment Phone
Main 1898
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

7 Wild SELL MY BEAUIIFUL GRO-
Gerry store and confectionery, corner
Florida and New Jersey avenues north
west: best chance in life for proper party.
! will prove the value of the place WflI
leave town for other business down
Florida avenue
a small mail order business; began with
- send for free booklet. Tells how.
HEACOCk. 74 Lockport N. Y.
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SEWING MACHINES.

chine Man. SIS
AS.
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INDOW CLEANING.

PHoHE n m TO HAVE TOUR WINDOWS
slsEned Aems window Cleaning Co.. "a @ -.
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BEAUTY SPECIALIST.

- An blemshes, freckIes. wrinkles. actually removed
rough and coarse pores moothed; the skin and
complexion CLEARED; hours, TO I. ohice, Ba L
st. nv. Phone II !, so.
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LOST-SATURDAY, SMALL PAPER
covered cash book. Valuable to owner;
reward. Return to 1913 Neuton St NV. or
Col. 1l96
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o. B. zANTZNGER,
9Th ST. and N. Y. Ave. N. ".
WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED = FURNITURE: CONTENTS
Of house: books and magazinea z
HENSLEY. 1874 ". Y. ave. Main 76SG
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LOST-BLACR COLLIE DOG, WITH
white spot on back OF neck, and white
front feet. Reward II returned 10 IA X
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6OoS. BIG WORK HORSES; GOOD DELIy-
epT horses. light delivery wagons. 2 surries for
p1ntry. c. sth T. NJ.
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LIZ ST. Nw.-HoUSEKEEPING APART
ment; third and fourth hoos; hOt-Water heat
larEe rooms; can rent SEPARATELY or as uhols; rent
reasonable. ELLERS0N & WEMPLE, lno q
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LISTEN, MOTHER,
DO BE CAREFUL
iF CHILD 10 CROSS, coNsTI.
pATED. SICK. GIVE cali
FoRNiA SYRUP or FIGS"

Don't scold your fretful. peevish
child See II tongue IL coated. this
IL sure sign It's little stomach.
liver and bowels are elogged with
sour waste.
when liKtless. pale. fcver'sh. fun
Of cold. breath bad. throat sore.
doesn't eat. sleep or act naturally.
has stomnchache. Indigestion, diar-
rhoea. give a teaspoonful OF Cali
fornia Syrup OF FIGS" and In a few
hours all tho foul waste. the sour
bile and fermenting food passes
out OF the bowels and you have a
we'll and playful child again. Chill
dren love this harmless fruit lax
alive" aud mothers can rest essy
after giving Il. because II never
fails 90 make their little "iusides
clean and sweet
Keep Il handy. Mother A little
given today saves a sick child to-
morrow. but get the genuine. Ask
your druggist for a 50-ccnt bottle
OF California Syrup OF Ffgs.
which has directions for babies,
children Of all ages and for grown.
ups plainly on the bottle R~mem'
Der, there are countsrfeits sold
here, 30 surely look and see that
yours 10 made By the "Callfofnia
Fig Syrup Company" Hand back
with contempt any other TX syrup
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SHR|NERS TO GET
BACK THURSDAY
FROM LONG TRIP

When the i35 Shriners OF Nile
Temple. Seattle. and other cities
OF the United States, land at
Smiths Cove Thursday at noon
from the steamship Minnesota. at
the end OF the return voyage from
the pilgrimage TO Manila. they Will
be greeted with a remarkable vel
come.
The Arab Patrol band and 1000
Shriners will be at the docks 10
give the glad hand" to the home
corners.
A reception will be rendered the
visitors Thursday evening.
The pilgrimage was made 20 Ma
Mia 10 initiate 200 members into
the Nile Temple.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-11
ARREST TWO BOYS
AS BANDITS Who
KILLED VICTIM

Charged with being members OF
the party OF bandits who shot and
killed Harry Meghran and seriously
wounded Thomas Little. between
Carbonate and South Prairie. last
Saturday night In an attempted
holdup. WIN. Link. II. and Edward
Montague. is. were arrested in
Seattle yesterday on information
furnished by Sheriff Jameson.
According TO the sheriff. Link
and Montague were with q party
OF three or four who jumped out
OF the bushes along the road and
ordered Meghran and Little to hold
up their hands. shooting Meghran
In the heart when his team ran
away.
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OKLAHOMA MAN TELLS
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Several years ago was taken
with severe pains in my back. due
to diseased kidncys. and was forced
TO give up my daily laborS. heard
OF your great kidney remedy and
resolved 10 try IL. did so with
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Since taking DIR. Kiimer's Swamp.
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Very truly yours.
J. A. PARRISH.
saltwater. Okla.
Subscribed aud sworn 10 before
inc. this sth day OF March. 1919.
II s. HAUSSDER.
Justice OF the Peace.
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Stops Tobacco Habit
in One Day
SsnitarIurr Publishes Free Book
Showing How Tobacco Habit Can
Be 6anished In From One TO
Five Days at Home

Tho Elders Ssnitarium. located A.
iiTS Main st. st. Joseph. Mo. hss
published a free book showing the
deadly effect of the tobacco haiti.
aad how IL can be hanished In from
ono TO five days at home
Men swho have used tobacco for
method and cay IL 10 sntirsIy cue
cesssui. and In addition 20 banlshin 4
the desire for tobacco. has improved
their health wonderfully. This
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Tipping
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CoCkrOaCheS
SHOULD BE KILLED

At the first sign % the repulaiye
eockroach or watrrbug. get a box
OF the genuine Stcarns Electric Rat
and Roach Paste and use II accord.
ing 10 directions. and In the morn
Ink you can sweep up a painful OF
dead cockroach.s. Ready for use (.
no mixing. Does not blow into the
food like powders
pisciisn- IN ne languages n stsry
package
TO stses sbr and Tee
sold ~ retailers every here
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CITY NEWS

1.-THE Story OF the Caucasian
Race" topic OF lecture TO be given
by Prof. Trevor Kincaid before Ca
madam Women's club tonight
Edna Mcdonald has commenced
suit for divorce against W. A. Nc
Donald.
I George Keys Tuesday obtained a
1 license to marry May Birch.
Abigail Adams chapter, National
| Council OF Women Voters, held a
meeting today.
Camels OF the World will open
( their new club house, 1916 Third
av.. with n smoker and banquet
Thursday night.
guild, st. Marks church, this after
noon.
MIX Wagon Drivers local will
give smoker at the Labor temple
Thursday night.
Washngtonians have completed
all arrangements for their dance at
Readings Thursday night.
Mary Jensen has divorced Chris
! Jensen
Scribes meet with Mrs O. V, Roc,
/ 500 Summit. tomorrow night.
stork visited the home OF Mr..
and Mrs T. Schermer, a065 26th av,
$. w, and brought a girl.
Mrs. C. J. Smith. prominent club
woman. has left Seattle for a two
months visit In the East.
Charlie e. Larson, Of Seattle, will
marry Anna NJ Mcintyre, OF Nor
gantown, Pa.
"Calico ball" has been an ounced
by Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent so
ciety for April I. at Broadway hall
Mrs. p. kohen, 1912 Remington
court, has presented her husband
with a girl
Beginning Thursday night, and
for the remainder of the week. the
Norwegian Singing Society OF Seat
tie win give bazaar at the |. O,
G. I. hall. Boren av. and Virginia
ST
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-11
INITIATIVE BILL
TO HELP WORKER
IS EXPLAINED

Members OF the King County Pro
gresslve league heard u. p. Marsh.
president OF the State Federation
OF Labor. and John n. Wallace.
member Of the industrial insurance
commission. last night in the Allen
Dale cafeteria. explain the initiative
bill providing an amendment to the
workingmen's compensation act for
first aid" to injured workmen and
the abolishing OF private employ.
ment agencies.
II IL proposed that employers
shall furnish medical and hospital
attention to injured workmen In
the sum OF 800 and that the amount
shall not be deducted from the
wages OF the men.