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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24
UNCLE JACK GETS
ANOTHER EPISTLE
FROM KAMEL KIDS

Uncle Jack has received another
letter from the famous Washing
ton, ID. c., "Kamel Kids" in which
they express their pleasure for his
effort in supplying them with the
name OF a Seattle girl with whom
they could correspond. The letter
follows:
Dear Uncle Jack: We received
your letter and were glad to get
the address OF Miss Henrietta
Cameron. We have written to her
and will look for an answer soon.
We have decided to tell her about
our buildings first OF all. We have
received a letter from little girl
In Kentucky. and with great pleas
ure welcome her az a correspond.
ent.
We thank you very much for
what you have done for us.
THE KAMEL KIDS"
The father OF the 'Kamels" sent
the following note:
Il nominate Uncle Jack as guar
dian OF the public school Riddles OF
the state OF Washington. feeling
sure the Riddles will confirm the
nomination.
DADDY OF THE KAMEL KIDS. f."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24
Up to You,
Voter!

In the conviction OF
Lafe Hamilton as a
hruiser and as a slug
ger, in the refusal of
Judge Ronald to grant
Hamilton a new trial, in
sustaining the jury'S
verdict of $4,000
against Hamilton in
favor OF j. X. Mcln-
tyre, whom he hrutally
attacked in the county
commissioners office,
another item is Off
cially scored against
the Hamilton gang OF
politicians.
They belong To the
old school, the Ham
iltons, the knudSenS,
the Roberts, and the
Sickels-to the old
school of sluggerS and
Strong-arm men and
ward heelers whose
only object in public
office is to get as much
out of the county
treasury as the law
will allow.
There's a chance TO
clean the whole gang
up on November J.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24
SHORT NEWS
HERE

Three men beat and rob @. w.
liarl
Sergt. Smart returns with w. 8,
hurroll wanted for forgery.
VIM. Hoskins and VIM. Mccall.
arrested after fight with knives.
Australia sends bio apple order.
Seven deaths reported.
Chamber OF Commerce oonvcn.
tion fund total now si20.5ts.
J. W. Stokes. fireman, burned In
Grand Trunk fire. having hard time
getting city to pay Doctors bills.
eio teachers Institute In Tacoma
next week viii close schools here
Thursday and Friday
Rev. oeo.R. Cairns, new Temple
Baptist church pastor. gets warm
welcome at reception.
Rate on rough lumber through
Panama canal cut dollar.
Liner Pacific, inaugurating Dos
ton. seattle service. arrives Noyem.
her I o.
Attorney w. A. Byers draws sew
en.yoar sentence for cmbczkllng lot.
terR.
Nine. Hesse. sprotte sings az the
Huntleroy Congregational church
Sunday morning.
Rev. @. A. MeShane comes 20 take
pastorato OF Trinity NJ y. church.
November l.
Brotherhood club. Westminster
church. names Earl G. DcmoHs pres.
idcnt.
Rev. Joseph oliver speaks az X
OF G. hall Sunday afternoon.
Mae Banks. 30, attempts suicide
BY drinking poison.
elias johnson. hunter. found
guilty OF reckless shooting
Edward q. Moraanro,h dead.
Magazines wanted for use by city
Jail prisoners.
L. A. C. and X. o. X. a. societies
OF Trinity Parish church give open
Ing dance October al
Follies halloween dance, Broad
way hall. Friday night
whittier Parent.Teaeher aasoeis
ton gives Halloween social wodnes
DAY night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24
Heals
raw, ITCHING
SCALY Skins

No matter how long you have been
tortured and disfigured by itching.
burning. raw or scaiy skin humorE.
just put a little Of that soothing.
antiseptic Rewinoi Ointment on the
sores and the suffering stops right
therci
Healing begins that very minute.
and in almost every case your skin
gets well so quickly you feel
ashnm med ~ the money you threw
away on tedious. useless treatments
Resinol Ointment and Rcainol Soar
clear away pimpicE. hlackhe ada. and
dandruff Prescribed BY doctors FOR
For trial size OF each free. write "a
K-sinoi. Dept 40-R. Baltimore. MA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24

Florence Reynolds. Everett. Clara soren.
son. sst 2oth av Burton Hsltker. ffoT
Woodland Park Av.; Ethsiyn puvAii 800
18Th Rv Dorothy Hrebke. tTas "
seth at. Cora Valentine. 1880 ttth av
Esther Batter. 1901 Rainier av Helen
Bow. zoos y Union st: Hsz.i Hauck
s2s 7ist sv.. LILLIAN Dsvick. asas stth
av W Ruth Schiller. 77ss Sycamore av.
Bessie Marsolaia. Sultan. wash. Ethel
Delaware Monroe Felix Lauron 1908
Pacific Av. Everett; Mary Lilly SO 7ist
av Winlfr~d Hicks 1922 = Eoth ~
wenonah Lambert. Kent. Marian smith
Grenohle Apis Ida uillharn. 1850 La
tona av. Doris sundlinR. at0T nth AZ. /.
Beatrice CLARK Lyman. Verne smith.
1905 Fourth av. Helen Driscoli 1920
Fairvie~ av.. Alice Buyken. 1919 18Th
av. 81 Leta Day. a0is Terry av An
drew Clement i7i7 18th av william
Petrie t3ts Eighth av. ~ r.: verna
Thorn pson. Mao YounRhlood Seattle.
Vera Morrisey. West Seattle. Niles An
dsrson. 2sto Howard av.. Ruth Day. 1918
". eath a.. Olga Lunn. 1853 Wilson av /,
Louise Gcrnaly, i52T Eighth av n ~.
RUBY lIartnett aoT Roy at, Lydia COL
gFen. 1920 Terry Rv. Agnes Kaligrsu
Seattle. Glenn Bailey. ioa7 Latona nv. /;
Dorothy Reed. 1873 rifih av. w Doro-
thy white, h237 18TH av ~ T.. Clara
Erickson. 1909 Denny way; virgii Nesiy,
Anacnrtss wash Irene Garter i2a W.
tbiH " NUN lhlaonf ahl1 Aurora Place
Herbert Weston. 2sis f7th av: Rush
Maerhetera. $40 W both ST Harold
iisndrickson ballard Ruth Kelley, Yes
Ter Ethel Lewis. Hartford: Ruth Howe.
ASIA 23rd ~. W Ciarenc. Wise 1909 !,
Eighth av Agnes Eide. fois 5tst av. I.
Bernice Nogei Marysviilo! Marjorie
Pierce. 1855 Findley at Eva swanson
tit3 foth av Lawrence Costello O'Brien
wills Hhull. oakville. Agnes Hayes gOT
" 18Th ~ Mary Kicns. sedro- waoIiov
Lsiia Erickson. 7sib 18Th av. \. w. .
Agnes Lance, Madison Park. Ursula III.
Ion. Lyman Margaret DUFFY, Everett.
Augusta Flodecn, Novelty; Guy Hudson
Acme. Louise seona wIulock France
Hconh. Winloek. Fern Hough. North
bend; Edna Richardson. Kingston: Edith
Hammer 42ip Lntonn av.. Sadie Miller
1924 10Th av. y Lois Ruth Persons, nav.
view Hazel l. Davidson. Monroe. Mar.
Ian Cook loa goth nv. s Bert O. Frank
lin. Toledo. wash william Macleod
Kent Irene Bodin. Everett Florence
baes. 1908 aiHi nv. 81 Minnie NJ wood
Aiger. Gwen sullivan. Seattle, Ruth pur.
rinKton. sultan; Gertrude Kolloen 4sta
Sixth sv; Alberta Kunx. silvsrdaIs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24
MRS. CARMAN WILL
| ALMOST CERTAINLY
BE freed BY JURY

women. and for love Of whom Flor
ence Carman 10 said TO have killed.
In court he has lost hls smiling.
eonquering. Iady-siller manner. He
Is nervous. the big hand that lies
over the back Of his chair eiasping
and uneiasping feverishIy all day
long.
Parallel with this table lies the
jury box 10 the right and the three
tables for the press on the left.
Beyond. on n raised dais which,
because OF the resemblance TO the
altar. increases the church-like at.
mosphere OF the place. ats Supreme
Court Justice Charles Kelby. who
was a West Pointer before no be-
came a lawyer and whose charge TO
tho jury will decide Mrs. carman's
fate.
Setting OF Trial Perfect
The windows. framed with creep
ing vines. are open. and through
them you survey the level stretches
OF the Long Island landscape. and
in tho distance the splre OF a church
built by Stanford White which lifts
an accusing finger TO the sky.
The setting Is perfect.
The doctor IL better looking than
I had thought him.
His profile 10 almost Greek. but
of Greek who had lived and loved
in the good old way for a good long
time
His hair is chestnut and given TO
slight wave. His shoulders those
Of a heavyweight champion OF tho
world.
Says She Saw Man
Harriet Wallace. living around
the corner from the Carman home.
testified that about Sis D. m. 81
the night ~ the murder. she saw
a man standing on the opposite
side OF the street. He first stood
In the shadow OF a tree. she said.
and then walked down the Merrick
road
The defense rested when Mira.
Wallace was excused.
District Attorney Smith an.
nounced he would call only ono Wit
ness in rebuttal. and would then
rest the states case Each side will
consume two hours In summing up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24

the case.
a Mysterious Letter
Garland gladden.. an actor. this
morning handed George Levy. de-
Tense attorney. letter. Inside the
encvlope was n note addressed 20
Justice Kelby The Justice called
attorneys for both sides into his
chambers and later gladden. was
summoned.
gladden. icft the court house after
short time.
gladden. accompanied Or Carman
on the night Carman alleged an un.
known person shot at him while
riding In his automobile
The defense rested at fi:52
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24
THEY TRIM II. c. OF l

OLYMPIA. Oct. 24.--rer capita
cost % keeping the states wards
In state institutions has decreased
IN all but two institutions during
the pas, rs months. In nine insti.
tutions the cos, Is cut from 1 TO 20
cents n day. In the Soldiers home
there ~ an increase Of ~ cents
and In the state reformatory IL
Cents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24
BIG COLLIER SUNK

NEW YORK. Oct "a. -Confirma.
ton % the loss Of the British steam.
ship indrani has been received by
the United States and Brazil Steam
ship Co. from Capt Pitcher The
Indranl sailed for South America
Sept l. Capt Pitcher says she was
held up by the German cruiser
Karlsruhe. boarded and several hun.
dred tons OF coal transferred to the
German craft Later tho indrnnfs
crew was transferred 20 the Karls.
ruhe. and the Indrani was sunk by
several shots.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24

TACOMA. Oct. 24.-Charged in
the federal court with misuse OF the
mails. Frank Lott. healer and editor
of the Lewis County News at Va
der. yesterday provided the federal
clerk with a list OF 1871 persons he
is alleged TO have healed. to testify
for him. Lott viii act as his own
attorney. and refused TO pay the
service or witness fees for the 1911,
and says II they are not provided
he will enter a motion 20 quash the
indictment against him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24
THE pANrAeEs

Yesterdays a pretty story OF
youth. with Frances Claire. Guy
Rawsoa and company OF clever
children. viii be the headline at.
traction OF the new bill at the Pan
tagea theatre. Other acts Will be
the New Orleans Creole Musicians
and their raEtiIpe orchestra. Roy
and Anna Harrah. who dance on
roller skates. Mcconnell and Nei.
meyer. songs and dances. and Ar.
thur whiselaw. the Irish Chatter.
box"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24

TACOMA. Oct "a. The bow Of
the steamboat Flyer was split for
seven feet well above the water line
yesterday afternoon. when she ran
into the Northwestern dock here
during n dense fog.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24

clay and 10 any
distance In any
direction. viii top
he bill NJ the En-.
lress theatre next
week He's been
iere before. and
res certainly
weird.
Bobbe and Dale
arc an r n Rlis h
'happie and a cute
Yankee. Hayden
Burton and Hay.
den have n novel.
~ comedy talk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24
AIDS SCHOOL FUND

WASHINGTON. oct 24.-Under
an agreement prepared by the de-
partment of agriculture. which viii
become binding when signed by the
land commissioners OF Washington.
the common school fund OF Wash
ington will receive an increase OF
S.. 600. 600 from the unsurveyed
school sections In national foresS
reserves. Attorney Gen. Tanner.
who has been here conducting the
negotiations. will start home today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24
TIE MOORE

The Pirates OF pcnxance" will be
repeated tomorrow night at the
Moore.
The playhouse will be dark next
week.
Nat Goodwin and his very last
wife. Margaret MorolanG. viii be
seen in Newer Say Die" Tuesday
night and Wednesday afternoon and
night. November 3 and 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24
SCOUTS AS FARMERS

The Boy Scouts OF Cortland. n.
y. have rented an apple orchard
containing i65 trees. They are
planning to market the good fruit
and to can all the windfalls. The
boys have erected temporary shell.
ter as headquarters where they will
grade, pack and can all the fruit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24

Seattle the atr g
next week. II Il
The II o use of
bondage " Boys
land girls under IL
years OF age viii
not be admitted
Except on appliea,
|tlon of parents OF
guardians. r h g
play deals with
the social evil and
the causes leading
Iup 10 H. on
Thursday a spe.
cial matinee will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24
oRoWN.uPs COMPETE

In this weeks puzzle contest
many letters were received from
grown-ups. In order that they
may clearly understand the
purpose Of the Circle. Uncle
Jack wishes To state that the
Circle is for boys and girls OF
lG and under, Any letters from
persons over that age will be
rejected. In order TO avoid
confusion please state your age
when sending in answers 10
contests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24
GIRLS GIVE A PLAY

With a cast Of fifty. the girls of
the Junior Dramatic club of the
Hiawatha Playfield gave playlet
entitled The Broken Enchant.
meut' last night They will repeat
the play tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24
THE TIvoLi
Caught with

Caught with
the Goods" is the
title of n llvel,
nelAnRe ~ com
edy. melody and
dan cling viii
which the Tivoll
win serve It's pat
runa next eek
the same helm
about the noSi
prcteniioua pro
duction the TiyolI
management has
yet attempted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24
TH1 SEATTLE

A play equally az daring as Dam
aged Goods" will be offered at the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24

On with the puzzles. Isn't that
what you say. boys and gIrls7
Uncle Jack thinks that next
weeks puzzle contest will prove
Just as popular as the preceding
one.
Next weeks contest liz picture
puzzle. Look at H. DO you know
what metal the picture represents
IL you can guess write the ans.
wer down and send II In to Uncle
Jack.
For the correct answer Uncle
Jack VIII give ONE DOLLAR.
The first letter received at the
office gets the prlze-th that is IL the
answer Is the right one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24

girls Canaris and Cleo are equilib-
rists. And BIN Robinson is a col
ored comedian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24
THE EMPRESS

SvcngAli. the chap whose astral
body can climb out OF its she'll OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24

Ellen Terry Ing. singing and
dancing act Black and White are
n couple OF little English aorobatic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24

Thirteen drowned In eloudburst a,
San Antonio. Tex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24
Ut II9KFTTT'' v u
s

en- and girls. and no men viii be adj.
mlttcd.
Evening star., 1914-08-13
Leave Your Little Wants
The Star Branch.
One In Your Neighborhood.
yORTHwEsT,

NORTHwEsT,
oap.. ecr R. !. ave. Psrksr's Pharmaey.
srd st. cor Ind ave Butler 4 Field Pharmacy.
III st.. cor. T. criswell's Pharmacy.
sts st. cor oaeIss.ss surs
s.h st.. cor o. McGuire's Pharmacy.
i1ss is st. st. cor cor p.y!: psy'. pssmacg pnsnmss,
lsth st.. cor. Oil road. Flemer's Pharmaey.
. 18Th st.. = Fla .-e. P,srson.s Pharmacy.
12nd st. coz. \. Nansernond Pharmacy.
3eth st.. cor. Pa ave. Herhst Pharmacy
csoas,. ave- cor .s "a sTnsa Fasf%s rs:ym.ey
Foimesd place. cor Otis HoImead Pharmacy.
Z st.. 1901 Mor<a's Pharmacy.
NORTHEAST:
8. Cap. cor. at. Richardson's Pharmacy.
=. Cap. cor. st. Kensaly's Phsr1nacy:
sts St. cor cor. a K Mec6esney c SS Joachim walter
J. Boyce. mgr.
Tn st, cor. =: yeatman's Pharmacy:
'1 M sv.. cor Co. e. n ss Iaw',.ms 1vTn siS phsscy
SOUTHEAST
ath 81, cor. r. Thompson Drug %.
ath St, cor. G. Roach Drug On.
I'm ST.. cor. Pa. ave. Feay's Pharmacy
i4th st.. COT. Pa. ave.. Rradlev's Pharmsc!
SOUTHWEST
7th St. cor n. Sulivan's Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN
Wis. ave. cor. NJ st. ODonneil's Pharmacy.
18th ST.. cor. P. PrIde's Pharmacy.
ANACOSTIAs
200 Nichols ave. Bury's Drug Store.
AND THESE POSTAL TELEGRAPH
OFFICES,
Gnited States Capitol.
Interior Department.
ssnd Building. W. p and 4. Rwy. once
IIs2 Connecticut aven1e-
1249 Wisconsin avenue
l1th Street Wharf
Evening star., 1914-08-13

FOR RENT-SAvE MONEY.
Get a modern apartment downtown. Save
car fare and other expenses
SEE WHAT WE OFFER.
A corner apartment, $50 a month in that
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and New York ave.
Unusually large rooms: very large closets:
wide halls; many windows. OUTLOOK On
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Evening star., 1914-08-13
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Get Best Results
n ATES.

RATES.
HeIp Situations Lost and Found, Rent Hooms.
Oouptry board etc. one cent a word each TINS
for IS words more. . ~
miscellaneous Sales and Wants. Business Up.
oortunities Automobiles. etc. one cent "oV
each time for three or more times. Win Az
word minimum. . 49,.
Business Announcements. Real fsta'e; Ap.s11n II
nents etc. four lines or more thfee uE,es. ~
cents n line each time. with n decreasing rate
for q longer period.
Evening star., 1914-08-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Observation-Disclosures.
AGENTS. RENT LISTS.
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rooms and bath: all light rooms: heat and
Also one Of rooms and bath. .$25. 90
THE +. n. SMITH COMPANY,
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2 rooms. kitchenette and bath. 800 to $500
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-18

FRY package Of "IRNpHOSA \"
Ia dainty dc,Scrt-purc rrnit
ilaNurS.
il.O Imperial Gelatinc.
Wine Jelly, package. only i0c
\ refreshing dish for an
tinhs, of hot weather.
\ fresh supply of SUNSHINE
CRACKERS, all Zoe pack.
ages, 3 for ........ ne
For your picnic lunches. we
} have everything In Dcviled
aud pottcd Meats. Sardine~.
Olives. Pickles. domestic and
Imported Cheese, etc.
Don't forget that We are
agents for the celebrated
CHASE ~ S\NBORN'S TEAS
ard CoilEES, which we carr,
u complete stock of. Tr, can
Of each.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-18
DENVER SPORT SCRIBES
COMMENT ON J. TORRES

Anent the bout between Jack
Torres ana Charley Pierson At Den
yer, as a semi-windup to the White
Yoakum fight Denver papers com
mented favorably upon the Albuquer-
que welterweght
The Post said.
The second bout was an eight
round go between welterweights,
Charley piorson of Denver and Jack
Torres Of Albuquerque, y. NJ The
men weighed li5 pounds Torres, with
IAN aneleworm shift and defense that
folded up like Methodist hymhook,
went ont and defeated Charley Pier
son IN five Of the eight rounds, but
was eiVcn q draw By the referee. much
TO the disgust Of the fans The fans
were good-natured, though, and soon
forgot II as the principals in the main
bout came into the ring
The Rocky Mountain News had
this 70 say.
Charley Ricrson of Denver and
Jack Torres of Alhuqucrauo y. NJ,
boxed eight rounds 10 draw In the
semi windup
Picrson showed The greater cxpe-
rience and better genoralship. his op-
panent missing many an opportunity
to put in a decisive punch, but the To-
cal weltcrweieht was not in the best
of shape and his punches lacked
steam The draw decision was well
taken by the crowd
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-18
FOUND STARVING IN
A DESERTED CHURCH

ChurchtoWn, Pa Juiy H. ~ Near
death from starvation Miss Hessie
Cummings. go years old "a daughter
Of the late Dr. James L. Cummings,
Of Flatbush. l. T. Was found here to-
day in a deserted church. where she
had been living since her mysterious
disappearance ON June { Her iGen-
tity was established by friends OF her
childhood days aHd through nor
wealthy octOgeaarian mother who
still resides In fathush
The woman WAS found hy the care
taker Of the ancient graveyard who
discovered her unconscious In one of
the church pcUs She was iaboring
under great mental distress and was
clad in remnants cd waat had once
been fashionable clothing
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-18
SANTA FE ELkS WILL
PLAY LOCAL LODGE
AT H0PEWElL FIELD

The Santa Re Eiks will play their
Albuquerque brothers a return game
here sunday George Graham man
ugcr Of the local Elks. announced
yesterday that negotiations had been
closed for the contest which IL To be-
staged AT Hopewell field The game
viii Be called at 3 o'clock.
The Santa Fe team will come in
automobiles, arriving about 1880
O'Clock sunday morning The players
viii he accompanied hv roofing
delegation numbering from twenty
nNe to thirty lodgemen. Graham was
Informed over the long distance tele-
phone.
The indicated local team doesn't
need any practice Graham averred
Billy Mearns, however. may indulge
in some secret batting practice since
he failed to connect with i c,ean
hingle upon his last appearance. al
though previously he had established
record as 800 swatter. His last
four trips to the dish, however. ann
putaled few figures from his aver
age
Meafns probably will start the con-
test on the pitchers rubber. III he
lastf he will finish IL there. II the
Santa Fcans locate his delivery. how
eter. be probably viii 90 through
the last slansas holding down the
first sack.
Harry BENJAMIN, centerfieldcr, re-
ported that he has found his bat
ting eye after clean hitloss record
So far Mossman shortstop. Is taking
lessons from football coach In
falling on en-. The rest of the
lineup will be practically the same
as the invincihle array which de-
feated Santa Re once and the
knights Of Columbus twice, with the
exception that Roy Mcdonald will
start the game on first and Haines
on second.
The local Elks are prepared to
claim the state lodge championship
whether they win or lose since they
the Ancient city herd once
previously. Tho Las Vegas Elks
they say. have refused to engage
them in combat
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-18
MEAr IN Tnr LAYING nATIoN

3 The West virginia experiment sta-
tlon has bern making tests for tho
purpose If determining The effect oi
meat ratinns for hens. One pen ol
fowls received a ration largely Of corn
and ether grains. while another pen
was fed partly ON meat and fresh hone.
The mcat-led fowls laid 1855 eggs
while the grain-fcd fowls laid 3.I3f.
or less than one-iaif ~ many as those
receiving The heterogeneous ration. The
eggs from the mcat-gcd fowls were
larger, much finer. rather better aud
produced far more vigorous chickens
Than those of the others. Both lots OF
fowls remained in healthy, vigorous
condition"
ROYAL Balanced ration MIXED chick
en- feed contains two kinds OF meat
food. We have sold millions of pounds
OF this feed. Feed sack to your
fowls ON our mOncN-back guarantee.
The mixed feeds on the market made
largely of corn produce fat on the
fowls hut kill egg production.
r. W. FEE
212-21f-216 West Lead Avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-18

Santa re, July H. Federal Judg,
W. VI. Pope today signed ~ order
Naeaiing the United States commits
sienefship at Reserve Socorro coun-
tN held hy Lee Baldwin and an.
pointing a J Kent of Luna, in til,
same portion Of Socorro county. on
the upper ella lie also signed an
order appointing Charles Neustadt
United states commissioner at Grants
instead Of san Rafael Another order
III the fedora court today discharged
frederick W. shambeck. Of Aim
qucrquc as a bankrupt Judge Pope
also signed an order modifying the
order authorizing the issuance Of re-
cerivers' certificates as follows no
certificate or certificates issued I'M
der the aforesaid order shan be valid
unless countersigned by the clerk Of
the district court of the United States
Tor the district of New Mexico and
under the seal Of said COURT