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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-08
MARRIED JUST A
MONTH; BOWLES
ASKS FREEDOM

Cupid smiled contentedly when
Jesse Bowles. prominent in College
club and University Of Washington
circles. gave everybody the slip. and
got married to Miss Hope Granville
OF New York at Everett, about one
month ago.
The young couple went to Alaska
on a honeymoon. Bowles' most In
innate classmates and friends were
kept in ignorance.
They only learned about II Satur-
day when annulment proceedings
were started by young Jesse.
Cupid was completely knocked out
In just one month. The complaint
IS meager as TO the facts, and II is
understood Mrs. Bowles will not
contest the suit. Bowles was presi-
dent OF the freshman class at the
University of Washington In 1908.
He also attended Harvard. He Is
associated with his father in the
Bowies Co.. 100 Jackson st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-08
stockholders
WILL BRING SUIT
FOR 125 MILLION

BOSTON, June s.---As result Of
the recent exposure showing how
stockholders OF the New Haven
railway and the Boston e. Maine
have been mulcted OF millions dur.
ing the past ten years. plans are
under way by Boston stockholders
for the bringing OF suit 10 recover
sl25. 100000
The defendants will be the es-
tate OF J. p. Morgan. William
Rockefeller, Lewis Cass Ledyard
and other directors OF the New
Haven system.
The suit Will DO unique in that II
IN the first time In which railway
directors will have been brought TO
account for permitting roads under
their control 10 be Unfortunately
pillaged. and the direct purpose OF
the suit Ia to force restitution on
the part OF the directors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-08
PUBLIC MARKETS


Stall IS. 4 large cans DariraAds milk
zbei rrim -ost. 7Es per brick. y brick ita
Stall 80. good sweet oranges. 2 don ase
Stall 60 coo tea. toe. or blend coffee
lbs tte. Stalls TIA. chicken tamalss
Ice. for ite fresh hunter bologna. 80
~ (. cod fish special. tba 9ec. Stall 81
best wsinsrs. zee ID. liver sausage. 10
10. Stall .. fine eating apples. lie dog
Stall .. eauiifiower . heads Toe. celery
punches lee. Stalls eo-ef. Burbank pc
tatoes 7 lbs ice. 10 lbs ate. Stall .
beef sset 10 H. Stall re. fancy T.is
phons peas. lee ID new white potatoes
lbs. SIC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-08

stall ia1. fresh peanut butter III.
stn. stall i1s. salmon. lee ID. hAlihui
iba ttr. hsiibut cheeks. Z lbs ibn,
perch. lee ID, ling cod. ? ihs. isc 1915
srFieois % doE apparatus. lbs Sc
Nina cherries. Toe ~. 7te bons pie cher
firs. Sc H.. lbs fEes strawberries.
boxes Use. EtAii "a, pot roasts. i1sSe 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-08

Stall ies choice strawberries, &c and
Toe. California potatoes q lbs zts. Stalls
ft+aa, Gfeen Lake eggs don bEci fresh
churn-d butter. lbs. eEe. the only bid
mug Of batteFniik. &c, Stall .. Columbia
river shad. fse each. chad roe. tie. Dolly
Warden trout. fge H. large silver srueit
Toe. for Use. % Pike st, cabbage
plants. fGa coz stalls to 7. No
compound lard. Sec pork back bones. q
10. Eastern ham. $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-08
RHODE ISLAND
RED GETS BUSY

Eugene Randolph. who
breeds Rhode Island Reds al
1882 Lucille ST., Is eligible to
membership In The Stars Big
Egg club, or at least he has q
little hen that Is The hen, or
Randolph, noticed the stories
In The Star recently Of big
eggs and, with soft ehuekle,
the Rhode island Red got busy
yesterday. and Randolph found
an egg In her nest which tips
the beam AZ Just five ounces.
Randolph says she can do bet
ter II she has to.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-08
BUSINESS CHANCES
earn nAHaArs

VIII sacrifice our beautifully furnished
cafe n neid BY June 10 Cafe IL go
Gated IN I've ~ ~ town THIS IL
the only first class place there Othsr
business takes us out ~ town. No rec
Hnuabia tetms refused INVESTIGATES this
a. once n Will "a quick 40 price We
ask owners only no agents h-sna.
star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-08
.SCOLDS HEARERS

DR.. NJ. A. Matthews hit straight
from the shoulder at the First Pres
byterian church last night in his
first sermon since his return from
the East. His text was Mortgages
Foreclosed by Satan" He said
worldliness is increasing and deplor-
ed the church's spirit of indiffer-
ence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-08
BE THERE, BOYS!

Seattle members OF the naval
militia who don't show up for drill
on the Concord tomorrow night at
1880 viii pass up a great big bet.
towit, a months cruise aboard the
cruiser Milwaukee to Honolulu and
chance to flirt with the Milwau-
KEGS guns. Those present tomor-
row night will be eligible; the rest
will be barred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-08
ALASKA TRADE
ON INCREASE

An increase OF s1.000,00 during
the first nine months of the 1913
1914 fiscal year over the same pc
riod OF the year before is shown
for Seattle In Alaska trade. accord
ing to report of the customs depart
ment. San Francisco takes second
place in northern commerce. show
ing an increase of only s121.s1e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-08
OH rIKE rIAcK

fsMa 10 bacon, zoe u. stan III. fancy
new potatoes. : lbs i6a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-08

.
AAa-rErErHo~E OPERATORS
Permanent positions for young ~erusu
and girls salaries paid Whiis isHrnfsK
Apply 10 the Pacific Tsiephpas Tsts-
graph Company. roon 2, iiis teurth
av between Spring and ssnsca ste
Elliott SAT- office opsn wssk Gays
between $50 a. m. and . m
-
Fia~Ffy gentleman wants % fofm the az
auatnfanra % an old lady Who wants
a home fhourekeeporl. T-ees. star.
sF1TTT.E EMPLOYMENT oFFfcE. 1917
Third sv. needs cooks. Mattresses
ehsmhsruaias and heussrnald.
lace curtains hand Hundred. queen
Anne stiT
P5YcaTc RE7pTS0s AT les WEST
,> lsss ~
10 MALE HELP WANTED
ti66 weekly profits IN spar. time a.
home. mail order business. don't worry
about capital Boyd n HFown. Omaha.
Ssb.
NATIONAL BARRIER COLLEGE
Wants men and women 10 learn the bar
Der trada. wages paid while learning
CaH write
HiKh Grade school e. wsshinston $,
We WANT MEN TO SAVE MONEY
Buy uncaiisd for suits. o. up New
ana second hand shoes. hardware and
Alaska outfits bought and sold 7f7
81 H~FN4 "A fsnf
MoLER BAHisER cOLLEgE
Wants men and women 20 learn barber
usds Wages paid while learning
'q7 oecisentai ~ sest,i.
WHY 30 TuNpoUIsT- LILLY SELL sas
mem. suits for tik7 Bersnss they sell
them upstairs. second floor Joshua
Green Bldg
Ear PURE F0oD Ar PURITAN CAVE
TERRA entire second floor. Fourth and
Pine ~
HfGH GRADE HftR NEn0E SUITE
81 80 fordSu TrAris Mems Upstairs
Suit shop. second floor Traders nidg..
9abH Third Az
nAT ~ rHoNpsoEa iru .vn pfVF
coLLEcTfONs--aos LYON BUILDING
Elliott siss
LEARN OPERATING MOvfNo PIC
turs machine earn sso weekly or.
ice iot Cedar u . n 70 o. m
1 TWO men 70 learn sss enRinesring
ana auto driving teob tth av
PLAY PooL At tis PIKE ST
KayanauKh's 81 % Hats 1905 Firsi Az
~c~|N~~~c~~ree~~~c-~c ~~~~~-~~~~~~N.~.e
20 MALE SITUATION
Man and wife want 10 take charge ~
ronmluK house OF hotel. experienced
address T-so0 star
Married man With three Children must
have work. willing 70 take anything
15sSs S}es -slsJ.Ssss ssSl z 4 JenS
% PERSONALS
Mrs MAHTIN. TRAINED NURsE, cos.
| finsment home, reasonable zoos Boren
av Phons Elliott s3s7-r
MAE LA cRofx-FRENcH MEDIUM
e22 Union.
DHEssaAKfNo REABoNABLE EAST
] stsa
Oct ACQUAINTED aocTETY. NAMES
and addrssses 7os Pine st Ladies' IRE.
baths. nassasa. t11 Peoples Bank Bldg
DR. wHiTFoHD's BLOOD MEDICINE
Pythian
PROF coRDELL. PHREHOLOGIsT
pairnist DIS Pine st
comblngs made up. East sos.
o x. tie form, for 2sc. iiis First sv.
soAP LAKE BATHS, 400 LIBERTY BID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-08

Stall fgT, rhubnrb. he 1905 Telephone
peas, ! DC ~ Stall a7T. sweet cherries. 100
IL! apria0ts z dor ite stall ifs
spinach. lbs. foci new potatoes. ~.
sbc. wax beans 100 -. stan zBa. sweet
oranges Zoe don. pineapple. i1c each.
stall At. hAlibut, lbs zsas Chinook
salmon, ibs 2bcs shsd roe. fto ibi
clans ? qts its. stan 10, big bottle
eatsup. Zoe; lie bottle oiiys oil. loo Btsu
IRn ID lbs sugar, fIs big cans milk.
zgr. 4 pkrH Jetlo. zGc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-08

LOS ANGELES. June s.-Heir to
fortune of Si65.000. Jack Joseph
Henderson, fireman on the South
ern Pacific, will quit his Job and go
TO Brooklyn to claim HIS property.
An uncle, of whom Henderson new
er had heard, left him the money.
OLYMPIA, June 6.--That the
trading OF votes by councilmen con-
stitutes misfeasance and mall
feasance in office is the Judgment
Of the supreme court, confirming
the Chelan county superior court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-08

Booth ~. ibs Kranuiatsf standard
white sBshf. saa. niAll 1875. fuu line Toe
spices. Ee. soft she'll waiuuts. 90 N. 4
regular roo can baking powder, roe stan
~. best Jap rice. lbs. Stei ~ jars
Craps Juice $50 stall 1904. mhoasgni 50
pkg. Shaker salt. &C.. ise pkg rolled cat.
zoe. stan 1927. lamb shoulder. r. ~ 1
good steak, 40 ~ lamb chops. iba
zgc. bacon, 200 d. Stalls st-tz. Bro
fuauRsl0n 3 pkra &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-08
PERSONALS

% PERSONALS
pestfs 20 meet sincere. plain woman II
SONS means for partnership In home.
stsAdins IN southern Oregon. am &C.
tail. well bred. uninuamhsrsd, some
mean. Object. marriage quiet.
clean heme life. happiness and success
on the side % an industrious consider
ate man swaits tho right woman. Ref.
ereness given and asked. Discretion .
matter - homer Address T.eei. star
MAGNETIC uEALfNd
ny sifted niVine Heater. al disease.
treated without asateins Or surgery
Yea may come With sfufehss. a. home
With ono nf none, f.auts tr. frafn Chal.
6sa. city ~ ". Healing taught at isie
tiath as LADY attendant consutta.
tea free
A man u - wishes tbs frisadsaip ~ a
sinesfs sgfaan whe has not sissn her
heart 20 any form % oFshodsr or der
mas whose ratnd Is free from sapsrstis
tiun. ard has clear view. and no use
Tor modern eitiiitatleai object mstft.
menr T.sea. esfs star
had II teeth extracted ~ ~. National
beatista Fourth aud rtxs e.. withoat
psin. ana temporary plate put IN
Without Hnr incenvsnisps. MFs rrusx
ptlsr Hotel
Gentleman. -. n roaa standing, want.
srsusIntanes ~ith saad leahins. haaest
weman natflmpuiaiif tneltasa. hssGHs
t9fne meas. business or rouaHtnr hoase
address r.ser. Star
Madam. RsrthA eisirsayant rard Fss1.r
anf psimist Fuii r~aHtnF 81 60 Take
si~sstsr tss osserd Hotel. isis plrs,
AZ
Oct married Many Local Ard Ksss.rn
e@rssspnBfsnts strictly rsarffsuust
Address. 9TH stamp. Ths Hasiel Regis
tsr. seattle wash.
aiFrEp REf.fsntE ctafHvor.sT
doubtful eansali m. wind.aY. alnth
ard teton. ArAFsfnsns itf
WOULD rou MARRY " NUfTFDr
Jsla ssatti.'s usliAbls 81 aashiy cIas
sas y .van. 81 Union ct. AT "
ssi~s ire.
wni',strs nrnoyKps pEroR1rp
Mats sr,s
soar LAKE AND rt.Ee-rnic ckniNET
uATtta Anf fnsssaxs III rni7n. arrios
Fhen@ wiiioit 1879
rrtssts Teacher. srp.stsne.a fansuax..
~ nsstsetsA Tie Seventh ~
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN sA~Icun.
trr. facial rra.aEs znd .rain treat.
MEET Paris graduate Room ssf. isss
yeanE weman! ehisei msirinany. s-ssk
usrthA Nelson. ApiFf,uai Trane. Mssiasn
ctrrts held Mendsr Tuesday. Thursfay
FFtfay sssHtnr. a'eiseh. uas-l ahsr.
man firss sHf #sases
YogmR mar you'd nks 70 insss Yoanr
~erkinS wsusa. % g ~ object rnatrt.
nanx kfarsss s.sis. The star
Oct married best raafFtm0alai pNpsr rus.
itshsf mailed free Th- caFrrsfsaa-
tsut. Telsdo ohie
- ell meet voa
MhDAM runSoh PttRwNoionfaT
ard eiAiFwarHnt4 rsttstis advice On al
fnpcYsant attain. of life. past present
sna future C&s be consulted daily at
tet Pin.
tayansaFhs ~ - Hst. isss rif-t az
AfnwfTE=~ Mfta ANNA wft.frfRAF~
Tsfs 18Th ~ ~ W Phone ftaitsrsf tsst
Wise JEWEL MASfcuNfsg filsS
rhlrd. ofrs.
WofslnK mar desires ssquairssr~. =,
nasirifnoniaiiy inclined LADY. not over
os p.tss star
% WANTED TO RENT
Wanted 20 rent. a furnishsf SsstaTs a.
or 8 rooms must >. In reed eensi.
usn AT Is. rlllost ss7s
"a FOR RENT. Furnished.
Slcsiy Furnished a.roorn cottage on.
block Cowsn Park car. tple i4th ~ n
Nerth 1888
t-rosm furnished fiat for hSassks.plnss
private family, 1918 Columbia a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-08
REAL ESTATE

F0r sais-A GOOD home az your price
a-rsom modern house, lots, A0Hio2,
No go q saud At. Seattle Best reH-
sonahie offer bsfaFa June 10 takes ~
Terms Address Box t2z Port Angeles.
wash
For sale by ownsf. . lots in ballard. bar
Ealn Apply 90 v ToNL olalls. &asn
WHY pay fentY See ~ seattle Realty
a BiaR Co white nidE.
Nc~~<NeN~ee~~Ne~e~~N~e ~~N~~eNe~~se>Se~~~~S0
a. HOMESTEADS
60 acres rich bottom land. near good rail.
road town. close 80 school Price ttoo
entire 40 acrsa About ous mile rom
large body Of similar land tina, has
been plotted and sold fof 500 per aors,
absolutely unimpFovsd Consiasrabls
money has hesn spent on this valuable
Land Small house. about 10 acres
cleared and pioved. balances covered
with heavy sag. brush ana bunch
grass. Indicating its richness The first
crop on acres. " properly handled.
should more than pay for this place.
witch u is impossible for me 60 I'm
prova. Though believe farinuais owner
Wiii be made rich BY increase IN real
estate values Pull Information ~ al
dressing = o Dor .tf. ssetu.
Free Homsstssd. Alberta and British
celumbis csil 9. rssl.r way ron ss-. 3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-08

The cate your subscription expires u on
IN. address tabei Of yeur paper when
that date arrives II yeur subscription
has net again been PAID IN advance.
your name II taken from the list
change % date on the address label -
receipt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-08
LIVESTOCK
SEATTLE HORSE
MARKET
1871 FIRST AVE. SOUTH

- y -
1871 FIRST AVE. SOUTH
Main s7si
Seattiafn oldest and most reliable hurss
dealer. IN business here for IS years.
During ali these years I have usy@r be-
fore quoted prices as reasonable as
now. Ny barn ia fun ard ! must IN
load. Among tbs bargains whieh I have
70 offer viii quote the following sps-
eials
Pair of KrMyn chunky. we'll broke good
workers. weigh $500 rs. Prizes t20e.
Pair 81 bay chunks, good. sound trus
workers. weigh $500 n. Price izts.
One logging team. sarret and graY.
weigh a2o0 lh-. aged Price sase.
This team will pail anything. work
single or double.
ons black team. extra heavy stock young.
weight $500 tbs Prize. $3.50 Suitable
for heavy truck or farming work
One good farm horse. aii-round worker.
weight 1900 lbs Price $500. This
horse II bargain. and you must
eena early II you want him.
5 good pack horses. IN good condition.
70 70 North These horses may be
matched and used Tor Hight delivery
work
S r. JOLIFFE
1887 First Az. 8
Having Just arrived with carload q
chunks Weighing from 500 10 i.zos
lbs. all young
| Also a carload ~ broken horses and
mares ranging IN weight from I. 900 %
1900 and IN prices from $40 to $500.
There are ~ wagons and bugKfss Of all
descriptions and several sets Of single
and double harness. both light and
heavy Now all this stock can he seer
az Kentucky Stables. at Ninth s. and
HolKafs. Take South Seattle car oppo-
site Smith Bldg. Second and Yealsr,
set off at Ninth 3, and HolRats.
For saie-Ons good sound horse. weiKhi
1900 lbs, IL broke TO drive or ride,
single or double. nice and gentle has
good reputation. good worker VIII sell
for ts5. Address T-s0s. star.
| For saie--f2 Jersey mllch COWS from Z
| milk Also ono COW 20 be fresh soon
and 2 34year-oid steers. Henry Mar
shall. Quailayute. ciaiism Co. wash
Services young Psrcheron stallion. Van A.
sire a. Van. Beacon aigo 1907 73rd 8
lisfs Wheel. coaster brake new rims
/ tires. good condition. SIS. snap
skasit hotel Room %.
Rummage sale. ifs Prefontains place
/ South End Market, Thursday noon q
Monday West Side Congregations
4 church
sEATTLE HORSE MARKET = f7s1
First s. Auction Tuesdays. o. m
/ Main 37si.
Short Horned Durham Jersey; II quarts
dsilyi ysry Iss.onabls sts Y, s2na e
Vehicles and Implements
BL OBIEs-cLOsINg OUT DCH CON.
pists line at great reductions saw.
the difference Kennedy Wagon Co
| ---~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~~-~~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-08
POULTRY
BABY CHICKS

We will have white Lsshorn chicks for
delivery any time in June VIII have
Barred Rocks and Rhode Island Red
chicks until June IS We also have a
brood Of chicks from 1 week to
months old. We would be GLAD 10
quote prices.
PACIFIC POULTRY co.
81 Marion st. Vladuct. Elliott bsiz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-08

Bargain-Haif acre in the south Ind
double oorneri good soil, s24oi $50
cash. balance one year, Phone owner,
Ballard iaob
Two beautiful iots situated In AlEona
Wash. TO exchange for fresh miloh
cows Address owner, Box 10. Alaona,
wash.
Sacrifice by owner. b-room modern cot :
taga. nicely furnished; in paved dis
trict, assessments all paid. close 10
school Cali any day 6b2 49, Soth st.,
Green Lake,
b-room modern house for sale, $4,000;
5000 cash. balance terms TO suit Green
Lake district. Jesse Broadbept li32
~. s0th-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-08
WANT REAb ESTATE
FOR TWO SEVEN-ROOM
RESIDENCES. CLOSE IN.
ONE PASSENGER AUTO
AND A MODERN HOTEL.
PHONE OWNER,
MAIN 34l3.


Barber chop for sate In anohemishi i
chairs and bath rooml Al a bargain
Address Carroll Wilk. H0s aat. Emo.
hefuish,
II .feofn hotel doins excellent business
rent only $4,000. with lease Hotel
Walton. Anarorias wash
DOT u. 600 20 invsst ia paving business.
besides services r-tos. star
100 weekly profits spare Tins at home
mail order business don't worry about
capital. n0yd ~, brown. Dept ".
omaha, Nsb
Wanted 20 srnsii ehieksn ranch
must be cheap rsntl stat. rent wanted
Address T-eea, care star.
A.AakA OF OPPORTUNITY
Homestsads. business ehaness Aren.
rats Information. any ltns. o. Personal
attention " o sawyer Jr.. Seward
Alaska
MOVING PicruRE THEATRE
Z ~tli pay your expenses 60 iuNsstixats
this house, " you dent find that Il is
clearing over go per week ti.toa will
handle
Ell Northern Rank nias
A eiKsr candy. stationary stors, handiins
current magazines and books st.
changed Of ~ years standing. near
hish school. Just the thing for wtdon
OF ussn and wife must cell. VIII sac
rlf,ss sor sssss zee T,ses. s,sr
IL ACREAGE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-08
Classified Ad Rates

Classified Ad Rates
Effective June 1. iatt,
cash ads / cent a word a aaY, inser'
tiems fer price ~ 3,
Transient Charge Rate.
ors time. cents per counted hnes "
more times. cents Ret counted Hn@
per Insertion.
CONTRACT RATES
fceunt average WORDS C. the llueN
4 menth. daily. per line 81 20 menth
. menth. daily. per live ..s - m9htn
menfhs daily. per line. ! 20 month
~ nonths daily. per tine. .ss !. Sc a mon'h
stated space Contracts
IL ffn~s week. I year 3. 50 % per ins
rs lfa~s q week. year.. teAN Per tiNe
60 lines week l year.. 'es per hhe
Is tines week g months seess PER hns
es lanes a week months, .ee per hne
te lines a week. months. ,eeS per tine
Open Space
a.ece lines within it ucnths sAe per lire
seae lire. within ~ months per tne
ocea lines within I : nGntha hMc per hne
-
rcr further Information call Main s'ee.
want Ads
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-08

INCUBATOHB~- hILLERs
N ~ Pacific Coast Ideal com
1 EK@ Ia binss low price with best
" possible construction. ~ to
$50. Ia years on the Coast.
stiIl giving satisfaction Sold by chas.
IL. LILY Co.. foot Main St. BeattIa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-08

Magnificent. unobstructibie view tract ;
good trees a beautiful homesite. tieB;
$40 down and IS per month. A. Il
Wyids. <i1 Nov York Blk Elliott soo7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-08
20 HOUSEKEEPING RMS,

Lots soxi2o TO alley, water and light.
$500 and up, 10 per cent down. balance
10 suit A. VI. Kruger. Take Lake
Hurien car at Riverside, got off at
Highland Park station.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-02-24
SENATE FACES CRISIS
Western Senators Favor More Aggres.
sive Policy in Mexico.

Washlngton-lntern as well
as domestic problems of importance
are stlll confronting congress, not
Wlthstandins the ratification Saturday
by the senate of the general arbitra-
ton treaties with foreign nations. IT
is certain that the foreign relations
committee of the senate will be en-
gagged for some time with the Nicara-
guam treaty, before it now, and the
Colombian treaty expected to be sub
mitted any time by the secretary of
state.
In addition to these affairs, the for
e1gn relations committee is charged
with the important duty of upholdins
the president in the policy toward
mexico and whether it will be able
to restrain any longer some of the
senators VINO favor more aggressive
policy on the part of this government,
even TO the extent of urging armed in
PREVENTION in Mexico is question.
The foreign relations committee has
before 1t complete arbitration treaties
negotiated with Great Britain and
france and Secretary of State Bryan
plans to send to the senate in the near
future the peace treaties he is nego-
tlatlng with all the powers. Already
Is OF these pacts have been signed
whether the senate committee will
reach these treaties at the present SEES
sion OF congress is deemed doubtful
put action on the Nicaraguan and CO.
lombian treaties will be urged as soon
as possible.
Repeal of the free tolls provision of
the Panama canal act also confronts
congress now that the treaties are out
OF the way and President Wilson is ex-
pected to send word to party leaders
this week as to the course to be taken
to bring this issue directly before con-
gress. Democrats who are ready TO
support the president and repeal the
tolls clause are encouraged with the
ratification of the treaty with Great
Britain but those who oppose still in
s1st that ratification of the British
treaty will have no effect upon the sit
uation. Senator O'Gorman, who will
lead the fight in the senate against
the repeal, declares the treaties had no
relation to the tolls issue.
Some senators and representatives
believe that caucus in both branches
Will be essential before the question is
submitted for debate and final action.
1t will be several weeks before the
trust program is ready for general dis
cussion. Meanwhile appropriation
bills will occupy both the house and
the senate. The senate will begin con-
sideration Monday of the postoffice
BILL already passed by the house. This
involves an issue over the proposal to
take from the postmaster general au-
thorlty to make any changes in the
percel post system without authority
from congress.
The urgent deficiency and the army
appropriation bills will largely occupy
the house this week, while the house
naval affairs committee will take final
action on the naval appropriation bill.
Success of the administration two
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-02-24

Society items for this column will
be gladly received by The Times.
Mrs. P. H. Smith and Mrs. Joseph
Seaver entertained at a delightful in
formal little tea last Friday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. DeVoe of Seattle, and
Miss Margaret Roberts of Boise.
Dainty refreshments were enjoyed by
the guests, after an interesting talk by
Mrs. DeVoe.
Mrs. VIM. T. Wood entertained at
the third of a series of parties at her
home on Second avenue West last Fri
day afternoon. Bridge whist was the
entertainment of the afternoon, Mrs.
Charles Costello winning the prize for
high score. Delicious refreshments
were served before the departure of
the guests. The hostess was assisted
In serving by Mesdames John Costello.
B. A. Hamilton and A. N. Sprague.
Mrs. F. F. McAtee and Mrs. Joe
Ackers went to Burley last Friday.
where they attended a party given
by Mrs Story.
The visit of Mrs. G. A. Robin
son OF Boise, was the occasion
for a pretty luncheon given on
Monday by Mrs. G. w. Welton at
her home on Second avenue West.