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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-18
sANIIAUl

stall 2. large goo can sliced pineapple,
for" 7sc. strictly fresh eggs. 2sc doz- :
German breakfast cheese. asc; Roman
cheese. ace 10, Stalls is7-i7s. fancy mild
cream cheese. zoe h: all teas and coffees
reduced. stall les, frcsh salmon lbs
.Ec. haifbuf cheeks. lbs. sc. stall 81,
frosh cottage cheese. Ice ~. oieomargar-
Inc lbs sbe. Jack cheese. a5c IL; full
clean cheese 1bc II. stalls 1891. extra
fancy liver sausage. soc 10; German met
wurst use It,. homemade mayonnaise
dressing. i5c glass. fancy jar Imperial
peanut butter. Sc stalls zA-2ss ~ los
rrRnulAted sugar soc.
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RESIDENTS FLEE
CLOUDBURST AT
BUTTE, MONTANA

PUEBLO. Colo, May Ia
Residents along the Fountain
river, In the vicinity Of Butte.
were forced today 10 rush 10
safety as the result Of cloud
burst there late yesterday.
Butte citizens were notified OF
the danger by the frantic loot
Ing Of city fire whistles.
Street BRIGGS across the river
az Butte are threatened, and the
tracks OF the Denver & Rio
orande railroad are under va
ter.
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German RUNS
AMUCk IN JAIL

Terrified buns and dereIicts
In the tank at the city Jail tried
frantlcally to squeeze through
three-Inch spaces between the
bars last night. when Herman
HaIoerson, arrested on a drunk
en- charge. began imagining
they were wild animals, OF
which the earth should be rid.
Herman is no coward.
Although they assumed hide
Gus forms. he attacked them
with such telling results that
half Of them were laid out be-
fore he was overpowered by Of
fIcers.
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stall r. fancy fresh kenwood straw
bsrriea : boxes ftc. Stalls tt-fs. new
crop wAinuts. ite ID. fancy lemons itc
don eating apples. ioc dox. sian 1891.
fancy strawberries. lee box Iha- ruin-
baFAa Ise Stalls e4-ts. fancy string
beans. ibe h large fresh cueumhcrs. SC
zach stall 1871. CLOVIS cream wafflss.
with butter and maple syrup. Ice. Stall
70 roast beef dinner. with Pic and cof-
fee. sgc. stalls 1f-sz. black figu lbs
ssc: hest grade ground chocolate. SIC ID.
Etaii 1904. fancy 7te olives. tec; sec size
olives. soc. bulk Queen olives. ihc pt
stall 1875. saucrkrnui. i5o ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-18
CITY TO EXHIBIT

Charity Commissioner c. J. Gala
CHAN has prepared two interesting
panels of pictures, showing scenes
in the children's ward at the coun-
ty hospital for exhibition at the
Child's Welfare Exhibit at the
Armory. opening next Friday.
SINGER
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SINGER is DEAD

Funeral arrangements are being
made for Bowman Ralston, grand
opera singer. who died Saturday
evening at his home, 4007 Point ST.
West Seattle, after an Illness OF
four months Mr.. Ralston was
born in Liverpool, England and be.
came famous as an opera singer,
both in Europe and America.
Mrs. Ralston. who survives him,
is also a singer Of note, and recent
ly appeared In Faust" with the
Standard Grand Opera Co.
Methodist Epworth League eele-
brates silver jubilee.
kllwinning lodge observes 18TH
anniversary with dinner and
dance.
Follies Fortuna dance May 20.
c. II. Bebb and c. E. Gould, archf
tects, take offices together,
Big Brothers association, benef't
X. of c. hall. Wednesday uight.
cordova TOWING disabled Dlri9o
here.
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LIVESTOCK

Hare Opportunity offered 40 prospective
purchasers We arc compelled TO Dis
pose ~ gs head 20 city broke work
horses with these are several gent
ranch mares and horses little street
sore. including their harness WaFous
tuEHica % all kinds We have several
matched teams liaht and heavy alec
single wagon and busy horses. fanflua
in weisht from t.oee Co iiGe0. AHrH
from 60 "a years t'rlrea range from
tsa 90 ttst AZ least balf ~ this stock
must be disposed ~ within uest no
days tn satisfy creditors. trial VIII
be given without charge Co HHY unu
satisfaction Take South Seattle car &c
Second aud Neaipr and Evt orr az
ttenrys packing house platform stables
Just uppusite
goio Nmh Az
riiE uoL0ArH rRANsrEW GO
itaNe bought two auto trucka. and have
now ON hand a. head ~ extra horses.
hafuusa and Wagons Some ~ th0
horses are suitable for ranch and some
good delivery teams. suitable Tor
HracarY ar laundry SO reasonable
offer will DO refused az We have no
further uHe for thom. ana they must
SO Take south Seattle car a. Second
and Nealrf. UuuoHite smith hlds Hut
OF af Unlsafr lHHHffa Tor manager ~
uoisnto Transfer Co
Wanted - 'toa.lu ta tlboIh hofse ~
mare. must 30 sinEis and good traFeiHr
ffof rsrd Az n Phone hearon tiso.
ae.viees youhs rrrrhsr0n stallion Van A.
sir- 4 Van nsacon $50 ttaf i1td
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NELSON QUITS

Mayor Gill accepted the resigna-
ton of Israel Nelson. OF the board
OF appeals today. The appoint
ment of Attorney Frank f. Boyle
to the place was announced after
the Nelson resignation.
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MUST ALL CLOSE

You can't buy beans on Sunday.
Not any more--unless you 20 to
the back door, anyway.
Following the receipt of a letter
from the Seattle Retail Grocers' as
ISOLATION, complaining of several
grocery stores being open Sundays.
Chief Griffiths has ordered his men
to be on the look out and to act
promptly IL any are detected In the
future.
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EXPLAINS JONAH

"The history OF Jonah Is not told
to exploit a fish sufficiently large
TO swallow a man: it is told to
show that some monster will engulf
every man who runs away from duty
every man who will not carry
Gods message to men," said Rev.
DR.. Ernest Vincent Shayler at st.
Marks last night.
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10 ACRES s4O0


on tho interurban. south % Seattle
fronting on boulevard. rich white
river valley land. all cleared and
ready 20 plow new bungalow .
terms s7b cash and as per month
minutes walk OF school. stores
and depot Burke & Farrur. 20s
New York Block
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PUBLIC MARKETS


Stall 90. German breakfast cheese.
for 1sc. fresh churned Washington
creamery, 500 10, lbs gtc Stalls is-.i.
i1-oE. bottle bluinr. Ammonia. &c. lib
pkg corn starch or Elons starch, tcs
cans Lighthouse cleanser locs A II
seaA. n. Pkg Sc. lee pkg. safety matches
&c. sardfnss. dsgiied meats. &c can. salad
OF. Zee bottle. pkgA Jeiio. sc. Stall
90. fancy iemona. zee don. Sunkist or
anges. loo. lsc. 2ec doz goosshcrries. 2
haxer isc. stall s.. fresh homemade
dnurhnuts German rolls. large size. ipe
doz horne-made cookies. &c aud Ice dor
Ftan Co. special blend coffee. &c 10.
afAll a. hAliout lbs 1tc, salmon egss.
asc per roe upward. spanish fnackereL
Ibe 10: carp. lbs. lac. Stalls st-4s
fancy sweet cherries. 80 and zoe ID. /:
home grown peas. isc 10.
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ACREAGE BARGAINS

: acres. good soil. on county road. north
Of city. 1900.
4 acres isvct. shot clay soil, near Lake
Hurien car line, $500.
90 arrsa. sandy loan and alder soil. level.
spring water. on county road. WILDLY
island. fl.so0
20 acres. southwest % Brsmer,on, on
county road. near salt water. rich soil.
1900,
All worthy Of investigation. and on easy
terms
CHARLES soMERs COMPANY
Alaska building.
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ss,s--krRKLAsD rARa-ss-s

eats--kfHkf.AsD fARM-se-5
rIn. view tract We VIII suiis new
bungalow ana cell arrsaxe and
house for 1855: terms $50 cash and
ftt monthly You can rsiNa chick
ems. ~eE~'Abies and hsfrles; near
terry dock Take tho ferry or An
derssn boat across 20 Kirkland.
call a. Burke a Fhrrars office
ros sails on sasr terms IN Manor add.
fist nv. y. r. Eoad soil street pipe
ready % connect ftts buys lcis
pouif exchange Tor Eood piano. call
on Or address Mrs Kirkpatrick. ioat
y. feth city
wnf taks 1919 Or 1914 Fard. 5passsnrsT.
a. firrt payment on heasr and lot, bal
ance only 1859. This Il snap. See
owner Erkarf News Agency. ~ = cor
ner First and Warrington 81 Phone
Msin lgTs o. Elliott tts1.J
i1S6 buys a rood. level LOT on seth. one
block east 81 phiunrT car. 1osi 90. city
improvements IN and paid, Tho. r.
Mclaughlin. Main ts2e
Ssw bunEaiaw. rooms and bath: sleep
ing porch Everything up-tg-ast., two
ear Ires best - location. Coed terms.
Phone East tsit. Ask Cor Rsppe
UGfF Az ACRE. i.tee FEET NORTH
~ city umita Price 1900. half cash
Younr a Bfoherw. of ballard. Ballard
STA
NORTHWEST LOCAToRS SELL
your property or locate you IN business
anywhere Northwest locaiaFs bi'
Green nisr Fnu~'h arS Pike
rians free where No build. " II. Haven,
ttti Arcade nidg
Why pay rentf see us Seattle Realty
-~A1lo>S@sS~~ss~S~oSSSc>,~sS>I~ SSSYs~~~~~~~~-o~
a. HOMESTEADS
Free-Homestsads. Alberta and Rritsh
cslSSe ~ 81, :, SsslsS SsS SSS
INVESTMENTS
HENL ESTATE MoRrGAGEs. $500 UP
Tz TO So fully secured. Tor sale by Jos
Thomas Co. Inc, ios cherry -
UOSOS'OO7OSe5SSSS SOSOSSSe0S7O~~~NOS
4o WATERFRONT LANDS
HOOD CANAL WATER FROST. $1,000
PER ACRE DANNER INV. CO. al
BosToN nix
~ acres water front Tor t2o0. terms
o.SSSJNt&e.c~S,~>~~oo~~o~~~~~o~~~o>
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
MONEY LOANED ON ALL CLASSES OF
Negotiable stocks and Bonds
HERRtN RHODES Inc.
Main 1919 Eatahiishcd 1898
iia Cherry 81
$40, Gee. 40
Money on improved city property. We
MAX. building loans
CALHOUN. DENNY a EWING
aiasta pldr
CITY AND COUNTRY LOANS
ON improved or vacant property. any
amount. $50 20 $500. long or short
time. easy payments. no DELAY sturte
want = Co ~ Boston niock
VIRTUE
Loans Money
Before buying or building. see
GRO. A VIRTUE CO nosion NV
MONEY TO LOAN on IMPROVED OF
unimprovcd property A. X wyide. AZ
New York Block Elliott soof
| REAL ESTATE LOANS. NoRTHERN
Bond and MortEREe Co. 1905 Fourth
es,wscn rue spd lIiplcr.-~@~~.
AZ FARM LANDS
IMPROVED RANCH
5 acres; all cleared. rich black loan
soil fine bearing orchard; fine trout
stream through place. house barn, out
buildings etc; faces highway: near
| boulevard. less than ono hour from Sc
attic. and on main land, close TO water
| front
PRICE ONLY s1.700
EASY TERMS
WILL GIVE l YEARS WORK
AASEN & SEXTON COMPANY
1910 First Az Elliott tatT
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LAND TO PLAT
AT Low PRICES

ESQ acres north OF city, convenient TO
s., a n interurhan. ~ Richmond High
lands, on county road.
so acres on ~ =. II. r.. near Hollywood !.
half bottom land
rs acres, near Lake Burien car line. west
Of Oxbow.
so acres at Three Tree Point, nffurdinR
grand view OF water.
9 acres adjoining sohmitg Park, with I'M
obHtructlhle view Of Sound.
MORRISON a EHHELMAN
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WIZ WANT MEN 70 SAVE MONEY
nuy unrIiled fur suits e. up New
aud sscd "a hand shoes hardware and
Alaska Outfits bought ana sold s7f
Occidental nv H.inH nh 1uHl discount
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kfNua TAT WORKS t0g aTEwAnr
At corner wostiake ncnosate work.
hats fun IN
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MolEH nAWHEu COLLEGE
Wants men and wumen 90 learn barber
trade Wages paid while learning
seH Occidental Az Seattle
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MIau uMAnn uLuI HrNan tffa
ft9tn Qard1u Ttacie News Upstairs
suit shop second floor Traders nids.
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GAf rune poop At rumrAN cAFE
TrutA entire second floor Fourth and
PIN.
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10 MALE HELP WANTED


WI WANT MEN 70 SAVE MoNBY
uuy uneIiied fur suits e. up New
aud second hand shoes hardware and
Alaska outfits bought and sold saf
Occidental Nv H.ius ad-1oT discount
ktNuH HAT WORKS. t0g aTEwAnr
At raruer Westiate Hcnos ste work
hats. Bee up
MoLEH nANuEu coiLEan
Wants men and wamen 90 learn barber
trade Wages paia while learning
-sr occidental Az Seattle
EAf rtHn poop At PURITAN CAFE
TERRA entire second floor Fourth and
Pine II
NOT dNAnn MN anHan .mite
en- tn uaFdlu TtHrie News Upstairs
Suit shop second floor Traders iiids.
noaN Third az
COLLECTIONS sos LYON nuiLpfSa
Elliott sies
Wanted Haiesman 10 handle side iins 10
Western Washington tt7f Wsstiahs Az
WY 10 iUNpqufsr. LILLY FELL as
mems suits frr tisr uocaase they sell
them urstairs, second floor Joshua
Green nitE
TENNN orFWArfsu M0VtNu Ftc-
ture machine. earn $50 weekly OF
uce zoe cedar - IS ~ % 9 m
TWO mon 10 learn ras snFinasrias
ard auto dtivinN i10n an AZ
riAY roof Ar ts PIKE W.
WsysasGr6's n oo ita,. ioo5 Fif.i 81
g1.goHDnorl,lJsooM,cSsse SsJIIo-As,l9oI
20-MALE SITUATION
Married man. a. wants wara viinns 70
40 anything at the sud - che rope
and must Get work have driven team
aud waited on table Call Elliott AA&t
NJ Wikstrnm
professional wall tinlsr wants eugses-
mruta I leave Haod work perfectly
eioau 1850 per room. GEORGE Elliott
ltat
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PERSONALS


HANuEtthoNH PILLS
For women only. most popular ana only
reliable remedy cures the most oh'
snaats cases 81 % 10 days Price O.
box of ) boxes for o. Money returned
" they fail Call nr write open sYenf
inrs Raymond Remedy Co. Room %.
gfTL Pike 81
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Ksspseiahla wofhtnxmar. ta. American.
sguid Ike 90 hear from NurAirs wnm
an % stitssis age! object. maifinoHY
nattr star
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Twa level lots wsst - California av..
near Sand Az " and vs.. Charleston
Ct ONLY ftte.
Two level lots. ulth Sound view on tfth
az. near ". Lander. ONLY 1850.
Two level lots. on tsth az. aith hsautifui
view % sound and mountains. an ideal
site only fi.iep. All street taxes paid
TO f.-r--A modern Groom house on ttth
AZ n W.. near w Massa rhussiiw a.
Lev rent
MORRISON a EeHEi.HAS
NrnH AlanLa IILan
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ACREAGE
REAL ESTATE

10 YOU Know a ENAPf
puwAMiHH VALLEY where there II a
future
ifF aanNr-~Th rsn large room bungalow.
polished floors huuf-in closet. Nindow
seat. etc tuf tontHp feet. neatly
fenced garden 90 roses and shFuhhrry (.
half mile from city limits; fna asners-
msrts 90 raVfs 2 blocks 60 car iirs.
Isfk 90. $500. 90 cash. balances easy
Take Tacoma tnterurtAn AZ Occidental
and resler say. itc round trip 30
minutes ride 90 Aiisnipun station; In
asire Tor q a. Putnam
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frofessional wall tinlrr wants snFars.
msuta leave wood work perfectly
clean 1850 PCT room. uoeras. Elliott
HFat
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WHY 30 tUNpgtfsrs LILLY FEtL t7t
mems suits frr ttsr uecaHss they sell
them upstairs. second floor Joshua
Green ifidH
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FIVE ACRES FOR $ioO

TIVE AVNFo FVt HFWW
Has very rich soil. free from stone and
gravel. running water located In un
exceptionally good district. near Seat.
tie. telephones II Y. u. and delivery
from stores. $40 cash. SO monthly
L. ]. MARSH a co, 1909 Sd AVE
a snap ] have an acre at YounEstow u.
viii sell cheap, What have you TO-
offer7 Phone Main Gos2
8 acres 30 minutes ride seattle. oulf
si.6b0 Fine for chicken ranch W g.
Bush 63b n. Y. Blk
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20-MALE SITUATION

Married man. "a waits wara. viillns 70
40 anything ~ the snf - che rope.
ard must get work have driven team
aud waited on table Can Elliott AAat
NJ Nfkstrnm
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fEAtN opnWArtsu MOVING nc
turs machine. earn $50 weekly OF
Ure zoe cedar - ~ 80 y m
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Wanted Salesman 10 handle side iine 70
Western washinstan 1877 wsstiahe av.
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cG s,I,.,, 81. lFoS noiLolSo
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ffNY rooL ~ ~ rikr ~
Ksyanaushs n oo na,. ieoe itlrsi ~
80. ~ riloMi.s W, 80 rllg
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Democratic cluster.

Democrats in high official life in
Washington have joined the Demo
cratic press in denouncing Republi-
cans, as calamity howlers. They seem
to have been driven to this course
through appreciation of the fact that
the Democratic national program is
not measuring up to what Democrats
declared it would in promoting pros
perity.
AS an exchange says-the Republi-
cans are just as much Interested in
the nations prosperity as the Demo
Gratis are, and they are just as wills
ing to promote 1t. The signal differ5
ence between the two great parties
is that the Republican party. knows
how to promote prosperity and the
Democrats know only how to destroy
it. %
The Republicans opposed the Demo-
cratic tariff bill on the ground that
it would disturb business and cause
depressions That prophecy has been
fulfilled 30 the, letter. The Demo
cratic CURRENCY 8bilieis an experiment
in expansion, which has been severely
condemned by Republican statesmen
of ability, among others by Senator
Root, but for the sake of the plain
people it is hoped it will accomplish
all that is claimed for it. Nothing
remains now but to await the trial.
In the meantime the Democrats
may from the housetops cry ont
against calamity howIers from the
rising to the. setting. of the sun, but
far into the night will be heard the
murmurings of the growing aTaiy of
the unemployed, murmuring that no
amount of political clamor can still,
presaging political sentiment that
no amount of Democratic buster can
stay.
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:
they ID lea se ii the matter. OF course
there IS reason In other things than
in roastin eggs. and people shouAdF
not be expected toSsweep all the time
during the snowfall but at Intervals.
and Especially after the same IS
me BluaEield Telegraph is rum
min 3 series of articles on the SUD
iect but II seems to be taking
whole lot for granted In small city.
IN repeating a suggestion that the
city clean the sidewalks and charge
the cost TO the owners or tenants OF
the property, it says:
'sIn most cities, as soon as snow
falls. unemployed men throng the
city hall to get jobs of this kind.
Many OF these cities conduct a a1c'14='
'cfpa1 employment bureau. ana wniie
few know it, there is a prov sion IN
BlAeRfeld's charter for such a de-
partment of the city government.
However, the street force. augmented
I9ys any force that may be RecesSary
could be utilized. Many citizens
would prefer to pay the City for
cleaning their sidewalks than to Aer
tend to it themselves. +"
The fadits of the Telegrachss
.scheme are that 1t assSmes the aT7
istence of mobss clamorfnS around
city halls entirely too large for small
cities and Of street cleaning forces
the cities have not.
The Grafton Sentinel believes that
all residents should be good hearted
enough to shovel the snow, regard
less of ordinances, something highly
to be-. desired but not compatible with
the, variance of human nature. Says
it: ~ az
IF there is an ordinance requiring
snow to be- cleaned off the Sidewalks
of the city, that ordinance IS sadly
neglected. Walking is rendered
greatly difficult by the accumulation
of snow and there ought to be a gem
eral movement on the part o. the
people, ordinance or no ordinance
to. clean off the walks.
So, taking it all in all, a1praettcais
workable plan for keeping sidewalks
clean does not seem to be onB tap any
where. The Telegram, however, ven
lures the suggestion that much could
be gained by amending the ordinan-
ces requiring property owners toelean
their walks so as to require city offie-
ials to deliver printed copies of the
ordinances to, every property owner,
or tenant, two or three times every
winter. Ignorance of the existence
of such ordinances seems to be about
the biggest drawback, and if the peo-
pie were duly informed and kept re-
minded of the law it would be more
generally observed.
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[)EA THIS
Are Reported to Those in
Chargeof Work under Work
mems Compensation Act.

ciHARH lEISTo'N, Jan - Four
deaths were reported to the work
mems compensation division of the
public service commission this week
Three of these fatalities occurred in
mines and one in logging camp.
John Welch, aged 40, coal miner II
employ of the flat Top Coal Mining
Company, OF English, was killed
January 4, by q fan of slate. He
leaves a widow, a daughter, aged IL,
and IA son. aged two.
Powell cottage, in, the, employ or
OF the Fighter Coal and Coke COM
pany,<,oG Lost Greek, Harrison Oouny
ty, was x illedFby a fall OF slate.
Charles F'aFmia, aged l22, an ltaI-
ian, in the employ Of the Republic
Coal and Coke Company at Carbon,
died at the Sheltering Arms hospital
January 2, from injuries received as
he was leaving work. He attempted
to ride out OF, the mines on a motor
which he was thinning himself, when
the rnotorr.got Gut of his control ana
both his legs were Crushed, the acct
dent proving fatal.
Frank kun, iiaged %, an Austrian,
in the employ of the Laurel River
Lumber Company, was riding on the
footboard of a locomotive tender, the
locomotive running backwards. The
tender left the track and ram intoSa
stump, pinnfng Kun between the
stump and tender and crushing the
lower part of his. body. He died in
nalf an hour after the accident. The
accident occurred on a logging road
in Randolph county, about twenty
nine miles from Jenningstown. The
conductor, who jumped and escaped
injury, says he called to Kun to 90
the same, but he apparently became
confused and did not do so.