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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-08-28
Salmagundi
From Fridays Daily

talE!ng over Ire situation with the
voters.
Last evening Ju sge Castle made
{. II. " 1ndrutf and Otona Louk,
hoth OF Cariin, happ; by uniting
them IN marriage.
Danuly Sheriff. Iamor ro,rr,oJ
this morning frou Carson uo I,f,
~ q R,r,,t, :, H. -.
NardeA Olckerson.
4 disratch from E)y saws that an
Emmer Bowie club WAS formed
there Wednesday night II is IN.
intention If the cluh to take an ar
tive part in Mr., Bovlc's candidacy
~
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campus, VIZ"
officers, found a verdict tha1 he
came to his death from gunshot
wounds inflicted hv officers of Elku
cUunty While resisting arr,st.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-03
5000 SPOKANE
FOLK HEAR Ole
HANSON SPEAK

SPOKANE. Oct 3.--rive thou.
sand people heard and cheered Ole
Hanson. progressive candidate for
u. s. senator. at Spokane yester,
day. II was one Of the biggest DO.
litlcal demonstrations ever witness
ed In this city.
Ole filled the Pantagcs theatre at
noon. and AT night spoke 10 over
1900 ut bonfire rally at the sta
dunn.
While Hanson talked. a drilling
rain started, but never person
left. He made a speech that will
long be remembered.
Intense with sympathy for the
cause of social and industrial bet
terment. Hanson made a compre-
henslye. ciear-cut and constructive
plea for state development. urging
his plan OF farm loans at per cent.
lie pleaded for honesty ia office
and for an honest point OF view.
Calling the roll on Senator W.
LORIMER Jones on his votes IN de
Tense OF crooked senators and
judges, Hanson figuratiyely tackled
the hide OF the standpat senator on
the fence.
Il wouldn't be at all surprised II
Hanson gets more votes In Spokane
county than all the other senatorial
candidates together" declared
State Chairman Slater.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-03
WILL AGREE ON
NON PARTISAN
COUNTY TICKET

Both the democratic and the pro-
greasiye executive committees will
today take formal action on tho
question Of fusion, so az 10 obtain
nonpartiHan candidates against
the Hamilton ring IN county offices
and the pork barrel" system Of
legislation in Olympia.
The following is the non-partisan
county ticket which will probably
be agreed upon:
Auditor, Byron Phelps. progressively
clerk, ". .. Metlwain. proRre~sivs; as
s--sor. Paul Land. democratic coroner. Dr.
JeH s-iseD. dsmocrsti engineer. y. r..
Nttse. democrats superintendent II
schools. Hiss o., y. white. democrstf
comniss1onsr, First district. David Mo
kenyie. proKressiyel commissioner. Third
Ersssise.
On Treasurer. sheriff and prosecuting
attorney there hasn't beea any he~dway
In fusion talk. though u 10 possibie Mo
LELAND may drop cut In favor Of Lsndin
for prosecutor.
The Bon-paStissn legislative ticket -
ne foliowsi
Tbirfieth senatorial and 10Th rsprs~>n-
tatfse dtstriet--ssnstor. .. ~. Wnilacs.
proEre-sissI representatives. T. r. CAL
houn, democrat, q. v. LochrdGe, demo-
rrst and A. ID. fowsD. progressive
Thirty first senatorial and afst repro
sentative distriet--SeDator. Paul Housev.
progressivsI Representatives, Frank I'd
wards, progressive. and W. A. Brady.
DEMOCRAT.
Thirty -second senatorial and t1nd rep
res~nfatise distrfct--s~naior, Dan Lam
don, progressive representatives.. Thomas
y. Murphine and w. ~. lane. prosr-~sives.
Thirty third senatorial and ssrd rep
res~utatise distrtct--senator, Louis Eel
b.rth. demoerstg Representatives. Paul ID.
Phillips and A. ". Haynes. proGressfve~~
Thirty fourth senatorial and ttth rsp-
rcs~ntaiive distrfrt---~nstor, ChAvi~s a.
Heifner, desnocrstg Representatives. H. q.
force. progressive. and Tom a. Patterson,
democrat
Thirty -fiffh senatorial and 18th repre-
sentative distsfct--s~aatsr. no axrcsmens
yeti Representatives. George W. Bright
and 4. barnard. proEre>sivcs.
Thirty-sirth senatorial and 18th rspve-
sentative disfrief-s~nsfor, G. A. RiddIa.
prcxr~ssivei representatives. J. ~. Hesnev,
Democrat. and either Kick Burrows OF
Henry W. Lung. psogr-s@ive
Thirty seventh senatorial and l7tb rep
rc~~ptatiye distsict--s~patov. G~.~ue w.
DiiIinG. p~ogn~>si.ei Representatives. q.
.. Frame. progressive. and Emil ,.
Brandt. progressive.
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OFFICER FIGHTS
REVOLVER DUEL
WITH z ROBBERS

NORTH BEND. Oct IA pistol
duel between two men suspected
az being the ones who Tuesday
night robbed G. A. Youngerman's
store at Redmond. and Marshal
George Cobb and Deputy Keener.
Was fought here last night.
The fight started when the Off
GERS attempted 10 arrest the men
as they entered saloon and tried
TO dispose OF watches.
Cobb grabbed one and Keener
the other. The man Cobb was hold.
ing broke away and fired. Cobb
returned the fire.
lie believes he hit the retreating
figure. for blood was found spat-
tered on the sidewalk.
At the same time the man
Keener was guarding also wrench
ed himself free. and. firing on the
officers. ran 10 the direction his
companion had taken.
Both men got away.
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ELS EW HE r e


Julius Miner, Everett hunter, &C.
cidentally shot in face by George
Ferris, who shot at a snipe.
England declares ell shipments
OF copper consigned to Krupp gun
works contraband OF war.
Second convention to promote
Americas oversee commerce to be
held in st. Louis Jan 2i-22. 1915.
HIndus refused admission to
Vancouver. B. c., mutiny when
taken back to India. and 16 are
killed In fight
Herbert J. Eaton dying In New
York from detectives bullet Posed
as business man during day and
was burglar at night.
Petitions bearing 10000 slona-
lures. filed in Portland. demand re-
call election against Mayor Albee
and two city commissioners.
Southern democrats In congress
clamor for loan OF $450. 100000 to
tide over cotton growers, before
congress adjourns.
William v. cieary, former clerk
OF Haverstraw. n. Y, indicted for
murder in first degree for staying
son-in-law.
CowIltx county will vote on
changing county seat from Kalama
To Kelso. Nov. 3.
President signs rivers and har.
bors bill carrying appropriations
Of s20.00o.o0o.
Application made to organize
First National Bank OF Wilbur.
Wash. with capital stock OF
$25, 1000.
Mai. w. H. Patton. Gray's harbor
editor. married to Mrs. S. s. Nc
MILAN at Vancouver yesterday.
Under ruling barring artisans
and laborers from Canada until
March 81, 1915. NJ. A. Thomas, Brit
ish subject. is refused admission to
Victoria, y. c.. although he left
there but few days ago.
Deciding the case Of Pete VIII
liams, Thurston county court holds
Indians will be required to buy
fishing licenses.
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'.fNSs W'estSs WIN kSWs9t000s
Fortnight club dance October IS.
Three divorce complaints filed.
Eggs soar again.
THE Dsnssnt." big social event,
begins at Douglas hall Mt 4 o'clock
today.
Advertising curtain abolished at
Orpheum.
School board will let state have
fib2, 900 OF bonds.
Chief Forester Graves Will be
honored with banquet 1t the Wash
ington Monday noon.
President Wilson sends lstter o.
acknowledg ment to Lille DechAmp-
laen. IL. for poem sent him
Rev. Hugh e. Brown oroanlxso
~One Hundred Religious Study
club
Richard Allen Will head stage
Employees local. No. Is.
w. =. Thomas, former Washing
ton correspondent. spoke At Press
club Friday night.
Churches on Phinnsy ridge hold
temperance rally Sunday.
Capt. Eugene West. v. 9. A, ~
tired. returns from England; says
people find 1t hard to realize . war
is on.
Reward Of $500 offered FOR cap
ture OF Lum Kong.
IA. A. Arnold and J. r. Mevay
leave tonight 10 attend bankers'
convention. at Richmond. Va
Only one-haif OF scales In King
county found 10 be accurate after
10 months OF investigation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-03

Stalls sso-7ob, zoe cans red salmon
fSet lbs, pearl tapioca. 25o. Stall aoa
sharp cheese. 2bc III. Frontage de Brie
Sbc boxs Roquefort cheese. soc ID. Stall
aoT. celery. large stalk &c. dry onions. II
lbs abc. homegrown tomatoes, SO 10.
stalls 2oo-2is. Concord grapes s5c bas-
ket. Tokays and Malaga grapes &c 10,
Stall $40. sauerkraut. Toe 1T. fresh
hominy, Toe Qt. peanut butter, ibo H.
Stall $40. Brussels sprouts Toe H.; Gran
berries. ioc III. sweet corn. 2sc don, Stall
~. sponge cakes. soc each; coffee cakes,
2Bo dor. cocoanut bars. i5c dos .
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NO. ssss CITATION.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

UNITED STATES or AMERICA. WEST
ERIN DISTRICT or WARRINGTON.
NORTHERN DIVISION. SIS
WHEREAS libel and petition was ffied
IN tho District Court % the United
Washington. Northern Division. on the
18Th day Of August. 1914. by the Ca
madam Pacific Railway Company. own
or Of the steamship Princess Vic
,oria." her engines. boilers. apparel.
tackle. furniture. etc. for Limitation Of
its liability for all loss damage and
injury arising out Of or occRsinned by
that certain voyage % tho steamship
Princess Victoria" commencing a;
Vancouver. y. c. Dominion Of cAaads.
on Angus; stth. 1914. ct ~ o'clock D
m. and ending 81 Seattle. Washington,
on August 7sfh. 1914. at about 10
o'clock n. m. whether the same arose
out - or by reason ~ a collision he
tween the steamship princes. VIC
'oris" and the steamship Admiral
Sampson which occurred on the morn
ing 81 August ssih. 1914, while IN. said
steamship princess Victoria" was on
IN. aforesaid voyage. or otherwise; ard
WHEREAS. said petitioner and iih~iant
has given = stipulation with good and
sufficient surety to abide by and pay
the moneys awarded by tho final de-
cree rendered by this Court or hy an
appellate court N appeal intervene. to
the amount OF two hundred eirht-slx
thousand. two hundred and twenty five
ard io-ioo dollar, ssss.33sIol. snd in =
tsrest. the same being the appraised
value % the said steamship princess
Victoria" and her pending freight at
tho termination Of the aforesaid yoy-
are
Now. therefore. IN pursuance OF a mention
issued by said court to me directed and
delivered 7 do hereby cite all persons
claiming damages for any damage. Joss
or injury arising out OF the aforesaid
voyage Of the steamship princess We
toris" ending at Seattle. Washington
on August seth. 1914. wheth-~ ocea-
stoned by tho aforesaid collision or
otherwise, 10 file and make due proof
OF their respective claims. before A. C
Bowman. ESQ. United States Commits
sioner at his office room sac Central
Building. In the city Of Seattle on or
before the 18th day Of December, 1910
at 10 o'clock a m. and also 10 appear
before tho said Court at said place on
or before the 18TH day Of December.
1914 at 10 o'clock a m, and answer
the allegations % said petition and
libel; otherwise they will he dsfaultcd
and debarrcd from participation In this
suit.
Dated al Seattle. Washington. September
srd. 1914
JOHN NJ BOYLE.
United States Marshal for the Western
District OF Washington. Northern nj
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-03
MARKETS


Stall ~. lbs standard graduated
sugar. SO. Stalls alan. Rib. brick cod
fsh. acc. . cans clam nectar. 40. Stall
90, . ths, peanut butter. 2bo; homemade
olive oil pickles aoe pit Stall ~. one
$50 cen syrup and one $50 can pancake
flour. 7tc. stall q. imported olive oil.
$50 at. ako pit, ESQ v -pt. stall IL. y -lh.
can cocoa Use. v III. can se. minced
CLAIMS 100 can. stall IS. home made
sa1srhraut ise ct. Braumsohwsiser
iiverwurst. fte 10. stall 1919. 10 lbs. pure
cans sugar. 500 with t2.bo grocery order.
not including flour or milk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-03

Stall iof. best Washington creamery
butter. lbs Tbo: fancy Iowa butter. 3
lbs. 81, ~ -ib, can Superior blend coffee.
81. Stall 81. Hubbard squash. 'Ho H.
sweet corn. 2bc dor eantaloupes Be
each. new cabbage INC lb.i spinach. Be
III. Stall 20. pork or veal roast. iBe III.
spare ribs or leaf lard. lave III lamb
shoulder. Toe ID. bacon. f2c ID. hams.
$50 III. Stalls 7o-92. green beans. , lbs.
isc. fancy tomatoes. 30 H.; celery. &c
and 100 bunch: picking oucumbers, zoe
per 100, Stall ., spring chicken. 2ao ID.
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CORNER


Stalls 1913. broken sspoiio, . Tbs Sc
Zoe rolls toilet paper. 2bol spices, 30
can; split navy beans. 30 ID: minced
olams. 10c can. Stall ~. fresh sauer.
kraut. loo 1T. large Queen olives. zoe
pit. ssc at. ripe olives. $50 pt. ssc at
pure cider vinegar. zoe gal sta,sS 100
ii2-iit pineapple, Toe can. s-lb, pail
pure lard zoe. 2bc pkg. Gold Dust wash
Ing powder, 1895 26e bottle snidsr'- eat
sup, FOR soc. lbs speckied beans. 2bc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-03

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Oct. 3.--if
the grand jury acts speedily in the
ease OF Mr.. and Mrs. v. r. lnnes.
held here In connection with the
disappearance and suspected muir
der OF Mrs. Eloise Dennis and her
sister. Miss Beatrice Nelms. II was
believed today that no hearing
would be held on tho habeas corpus
proceeding which they began Fri
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-03

Sealed proposals will be received at the
office of the Lighthouse Inspector.
Portland, oregon. until , o'clock p. m.
October ~. 1914 and then opened. for
furnishing materials and labor for
docking and making repairs Cnciuding
replanking) to Light Vessel No 81.
Blank proposals and particulars may
he obtained by addressing the Light
house Inspector. Portland. or.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-03

Hans Peterson gets contract for
Twin Peaks electric tunnel. In San
Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-03
IN ADMIRALTY

In the Matter % the Petition Of the CA
MADAM PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
pANr, . corporation. Of the Dominion
Of Cansds- owner % tho Steamship
PRINCESS VICTORIA" for Linita-
tion Of Liability.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-03
LEGAL NOTICES

IN TIE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT. FOR THE WESTERN DIS
TRicr or WASHINGTON. NORTH
ERIK DIVISION.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-03

Motorcycis-- end second hand all
makes. some % these taken on ns~
INDIAN MOTORCYCLES. haueu a
wright SIT " Pike ct. near Broad
Nay Phone Esst 81.
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IN STATESMEN WANTED
PERSONALS.


NOT r J.
The dirnisy 81 profession prchihifs me
from INDUCING In -randaious afvsr-
ton over 20 years magnificent
through persistent Knocking % maine
sake located IN NY yIeinity. need the
services u flrstscia.a operator 10 a.
sociats with me 90 handle Increased
patronage Apply 10 nr. ]. Hown.
p.n,l-t. ar firs, sv.. foo, Of cnsrry
fsrsonai-@wtil you ~Flts met Wanted.
quick. mans and permanent address
zoo general deliNsriesl 81 honcratie.
ambitious maa wbe would marry at
tfsetive. refined hownfatls fangssrs
wealthy WIDOW. % highest character.
strictly confidsntist Large. Handsome
photos and fuii particulars sent any
man Interested enough 20 sn.ssr al,
orcs. ineiosins postage Address sin.
csre. h-stt. FarminEfais. = y
MaFrY tor wealth and nsppia.- han.
dDfs rich. attFaetiv. ecnHeniai and
Wiling 60 wed Interesting iitsfaiurs.
tsstinAoniais descriptions and photos
free. tReiiatis. Stat yssr1 The Nee
ssnssr. Jacksonville, Fis
MISS WALLACE ~, nsp''' m .,,..s.
inss hath alcohol rub. Green Hotel
o.. rik.. room Z
workinsmans mechanic. 70. -soait iiks
90 meet working sifi OF widow over 10.
ehiset mssrimsny. Address u. l. Vel
don. Gsnsrsl DELIVERY, city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-03
10 MALE HELP WANTED

wsntsd-By the city Of Seattle. april.
cants for examination for following
positions;
Structural draughtsman
Assistant meat Inspector (rraduats vet
srinarianb
Dramatic director. park department
Asphalt rsksr
Asphalt iaborsT.
Bachinists and wiremsn's hsiper
CLERK. stsnographsr fmaie).
Applications received ut Office Of Civil
Service Commission, Triangle Bldg. not
later than October g. 1914 Residence
In Seattle for the last year required.
Large corporation. doing million-doliar
yearly business. has engaged Us 10 sm-
ploy energetic, Trustworthy man in
each county IN Washington 60 look
after their business there. big advsr;
Using campaign has Just been started.
and must engage representative ri
once; experience unnecessary. N willing
20 hustle state age. three references
and how long You have lived ~ your
town. Salary 10 start $3.50 n day.
permanent position. with advancement.
We VIII charge you no fee for obtain
ing tho position for you. Address Ma
tional Employment Bureau, Position
NJ, Boz szs0. Boston. Mass.
Men with patsntsbis IDEAS write Ran
dolph Co, Patent Solicitors. Wash
ington, ID. 9.
gave on yolT eating bill Try the Pgrifan
Cafeteria. second floor. 400 Pine
EAT At THoMPsoN's 4TH AND PIKE
cOLLEcTfONT--20 lyon BTTTDT-6-
Elliott PIG
DO you want to save money! call al
the Bargain Store. g22 Occidental cor.
nsr Main Handles new and second
hand suits rnincoats. $3.50 up Tools
guns. trunks. shoes. suitcases, Jswslry.
Alaska outfits
Learn 70 open CITE miying picture machine
by experienced operator. 10t Cedar 81
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SHORT NEWS
- -
HERE

Market eIuttsd with tomatoes.
Fortnight club dance October is
Three divorce complaints filed.
Eups soar suajn.
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fVFN NJ fFNF 7 TlF.1
United States Marshal for the Western
District OF washington Northern nj.
xIafOn
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"a LOST AND FOUND

Is AGENTS WANTED
Biz fertile mills will employ sverywhsr-
reliable people TO take orders for dress
fabrics. hosiery, underwear. sweaters
and neekwear from samples: factory
prices. many making over 5000 week.
-. spare or all time. no experiences
permanent; credit given. Hteadfas,
Mills Dept. va. Coho>.. n r.
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MISCELLANEOUS

SASH DOORS AND RoofiNo AT
ROCK bottom rRtcEs
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HOMESTEADS
INVESTMENTS

I REAL ESTATE MORT0AGMs. itoo fip
~ 20 So. fully secured. for sal. BY Joe
| >, E. Jhomss Co Inc. 1905 cherry 1t
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II FEMALE HELP WTD.

II FEMALE HELP WTD.
wantsd--Middls- ax.d Scandinavian worn-
an TO assist with housswork IN small.
modern. country homs. family % .
Good home. small wages Phons sid
nay ias.
french lessons snd music taught. issi
18th
Capitol HiH Tailors-cieansrs dysrs.
East 1890 eos f6fh
- -~~s~--~~~@~~~~~~~~~~~-~
10 FEMALE SITUATIONS
waHted--FiEurinx 70 do at homss any
thinE. the larger the better. TIT
Marion Main DIT.
Widow Of 70. good cook and housekespsr.
wishes position In widowers homo.
A-its. Star.
Norwegian giri wants work as housskssp-
err. ehsmbermsid or domestic. Apply
Hotel Norris. 1874 Third av.
Woman wants work Of SONS kind. can
do domsrtic or laundry work. prefer
work where I can be at my ovn home
nights. Address Ala. star
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Darn 70 open etc niying picture machine
BY experienced operator. 100 Cedar 81
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS

fRMtNE- Astral dad trane. medium
without asking you . question: she tolls
ali rhis wonderful medium stands
without peer In mannsr truly 1
wonderful she unfoids the secrets Of
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rifth sv Phone n ,fsi.
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Pine
Lsaia combs 1itotsi Abbott Thlrd and
Pike at reads dsiiy. circles Sunday
Tuesday, FRIDAY. pm Main sfp
Dollar card readings for soc Room 10
Arcade Hotel 1914 second av
Madame ffank Noted ciairseyssL card
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Alphabetically Arranged for the CON
vsnisues 81 our Husy Readers

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easy. Read the offerings in
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UNITED STATES or AMERICA. WEST
ERIN DISTRICT or WASHINGTON.
NORTHERN DIVISION. SIS.
Evening journal., 1914-08-06
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

n or sALE@GR0CERY STORE. IN.
u 9 uire Evening journal ONCE.
aug512t.
Evening journal., 1914-08-06
Information for Travellers
Time Of rosys from wilmington.
Trains Marked ~ srsE Expresses,


To FhSe'g5i Nso.asSs, sse. 49, $50 %
49, 80 80 ia 81 s o. a '' ''' 60 ear S'' TO-
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FENroN BEACH FERRY
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TROLLEY LINES
minutes hour and half hour
even hour 3S half hour for 1SDss 90 and Cars leaving
beginning 90 etc NlsA
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Evening journal., 1914-08-06
PAPERHANGERS
If THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY.
AUGUST o.

You should have high and lofty aims
in life, for great success will be yours
if you do. You must conquer a quick
temper, an inclination to have many
love affairs and learn well the path of
silence.
A woman OF this birthdate is a SPLEEN
did cook, n good mother and a faithful
wife. A man of this birthdate viii be a
wonderful public speaker and WELD a
great power for good over hundreds OF
people
The sun is the governing planet and
Leo is the sign. The birthstone is a ruby
or diamond
This nature will be fond of music
art and literature and be given over TO
the pursuit of the higher life. Be care
ful to marry a person with congenial
tastes. ii you wish for happiness.
The Want Ads will offer many good
positions for chauiieurs and drivers. Au-
tomobilc exchanges of profit will be made
through the Want Ads in the coming
week