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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-05
PUBLICM MARKETS


sAsITAnY
At Lssiis's local potatoes. titt per
1 90 lbs delivered nsw rurraHts and
raisins 90 pkg 300 coffee. 400 ID large
cans spaghetti itol 100 bottle olive oil.
soc. large bottle chtaup, 100. stan ia,
test ranch sEEs. $50 dor fresh local eggs
Boo dos fresh OREGON eggs. zoe dor 3
fresh Eastern eggs $50 dor stalls ~ a.
flour 81 per sack green peas. DO 10 !.
fancy Jap rice. 90 Do. stalls it-2t. beet
mtncsmset 100 ~ home made sausF-
traut. zoe a. spiosd horfinG. zoe 10 .
home mada potato salad. 100 10 fresh
baked beans. zoe o. stall 3. ace bottle
catsup. 1oo.
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= lbs 400, catfish. ? he 1tci fresh hall
but cheeks. 10 ztc. tsndefloin - sole.
$50 10. . he 200. fsaishipt oysters. ttc
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cottage cheese. Toe 10 fancy oregon but
fer. 500 ~ Washington cEsamsfY butter.
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stall 10. pure cans suEaf. he fiei all
kinds spices o. can. stall "a. assorted
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fresh ranch sEss dos 7tc. Eastern
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-05
FRAUDULENT VOTE
FRIGHTENED AWAY

That several hundred fraudulent
voters were frightened away from
the polls by the expose OF the
Wholesale illegal registrations and
by the strict pAtrolling OF the poll.
Ing places Tuesday was apparent
By tho shrfnkage OF the votes cast
In many Of the downtown precincts.
In the Colman dock precinct.
where the Investigators suspected
many registrations. eight men were
challenged when they presented
themselves 20 vote, and In each
case the challenged voters" failed
10 vote. leaving the polling place as
promptly as possible.
In the same precinct only 81 per
cent OF the total registration voted.
A similar condition was noted
throughout the precincts under sus.
picion.
The downtown precincts did not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-05
RUN AWAY TO VOTE

Two 4-year-old boys with dirty.
sleepy faces. and clothes heavy from
contact with many mud puddles
we're challenged as they sat in poll
ing place at Columbia station last
night. They refused TO argue. and
a policeman finally found they were
two for whom the city had been
combed since noon. when they left
their homes.
They were Charles Hutchinson
s56 goth av.. and c. r. Berg. i4ls
goth nv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-05
HERE

U. Of w. Junior girls give vaude-
Vile show for charity Friday.
Mrs Leo Fuchs fractured elbow
in Seattle Turverein gym Tuesday
First annual yardmssters' ball big
success.
r. y. Pretty arrives 70 assume
duties as @. ". freight department
agent
e. L. Smith, trsmpIed under
horses hoofa. may die.
mrs. c. r. Conover 10 dead.
John Fletcher barely escapes
death when canoe overturns on
lake.
Details for Alaska Day next Sat
urday being worked out.
v. OF w. students heard Or. M. A.
Matthews Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-05
ELSEWHERE

Lee Mcclure former U. S. treas.
urer. dangerously III in London hos.
pital. n recovering.
Annual report Of Milwaukee rail-.
road operations In Washington
show that not passenger was In
lured.
Harley o. White 10 elected mayor
OF Salem. Or. at primary election,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-05
TELLS OF RATE CASE

The Transportation club Tuesday
heard Charles A. Reynolds. chair
man OF the state public service
commission. define the decision OF
the United States supreme court in
the Minnesota rate caes. Reynolds
declared the unearned increment
belongs to a railroad. the same a.
to q private individual.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-05
SUPPLY SHIP SAILS

NEW YORK. Nov. <.-CArrying
. cargo OF foodstuffs for the relief
OF distress In Belgium. the Ameri-
can steamship Massapequa sailed
yesterday for Rotterdam. The car
go OF food. supplied by the Rookie
Teller Foundation. Is valued at $780,
600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-05

average more than 90 per cent of
the total registration.
In each precinct there Was q
watcher constantly on guard to look
out for Illegal voters. and the fraud
ulent vote was very largely dimin-
ished 40 q result
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-05
3 ACRES. IMPROVED

with a new house. facing on the
brick highway. not over 10 min
ntes' walk from intsrurhan sta
ton. stores ana school This r.
black. rich soil. ana good
neifhborhood 10 1.-Two In You
could keep 9 or 3 COWS very
nicely here. Creamery comes
after your milk Price $500,
terms 500 cash. SO per month.
l.. G. Giigen. 209 New York Hlk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-05
PAID EQR TIE AAQW

While Albert F. Gustifson, 7467
woodlawn av.. gazed at election re-
turns on Second av. Tuesday night.
a deft hand slipped into a pocket
and abducted a five-spot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-05
ACREAGE


FrLL CLEANED. CULTIVATED FARM
- sefss. no waste well improved
eemHisls squipmsnit some stock q fihs
siisHtianl practically IN fowu. sssfF
senvsnisnos snd iiyins attraction. anin
rsmtsrsf cheap AZ tite PEI acre
everything Included accommodating
terms tmtmsdiats ros.sssion
CHARLES HoMKHH COMPANY
Alaska nundins
~ ssrss saad isna IL ~, vsrnen district.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-05
REAL ESTATE
UNUSUAL nansAI<
HOMESTEADS

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-05

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-05

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Tho reason drugs don't cure IL because
they do not help nature. Nature needs
electricity. nourishment. something that
builds up. Drugs contain no nourish-
ment-no rlectricity-just poison. which
tears down.
One way Of curing 10 TO restore cleo
tricity where II 10 needed, ana pain and
disorders disappear That's because eisc-
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enabling every organ to perform its work
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The Monte Vista journal., 1914-08-22
WHERE is w. E. REED?

This question is one that per
plexes Mrs. Reed and ten small
children, who arrived at Monte
Vista last Sunday expecting to be
met here by husband and father.
No one here appears to know
aught of the whereabouts of Mr..
Reed, and as the family are with
out funds, their plight was relieved
temporarily by generous persons
who came to their relief.
1t seems that Reed left the fam
lily home in Wyoming in company
with his step-daughter for Monte
Vista by train, leaving Mrs. Reed
and children to follow with team
and wagon. When Mrs. Reed
reached Pueblo one of the horses
died and the D. & R. G.. generous
ly conveyed her and children to
this place.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-08-22
MEETING OF STATE
FEDERATION OF LABOR

The State Federation of Labor
convened in annual session at Pu-
eblo Monday and adjourned Thurs
day. About 600 delegates, repre-
senting the various unions of the
state, were in attendance. Resolu-
tions were adopted condemning
the state wide prohibition move
ment; declining the proposition of
the United Mine Workers to bring
all unions under one organization;
endorsing the erection of smelters
by the state to aid the mining in
terests of the state; favoring the
operation of coal mines by the fed
eral government or the leasing of
them for short periods of time; in
structing the secretary to send out
a circular letter to the unions of
the state telling what candidates
at the coming election were fair to
organized labor.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-08-22
L. S. Gallagher RESIGNS

The Monte Vista school board
received telegram Saturday from
L. 5. Gallagher stating that he
wished to be released as principal
of the Monte Vista schools. as he
had received an unexpected and
unsolicited offer elsewhere which
he desired to accept. The board
granted his release and elected H
ii. Journay to fill the vacancy
This leaves the position of science
teacher and athletic director to be
filled.
Mr.. Galligher's resignation comes
as a complete surprise and will be
generally regretted by both pupils
and teachers.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-08-22
DEATH OF OLD SETTLER
system.

John w. Blackstone died at the
soldiers home Thursday, August
20, aged II years. Death was
caused from tuberculosis. The
body was shipped to Ottumwa,
Iowa, for burial. The Ladies' of
the &. A. r. held a brief funeral
service at the Woods undertaking
parlors. He is survived by son
and daughter in Iowa.
Mr. Blackstone was Il resident of
Monte Vista for the past % years,
where he followed the occupation
of stone cutter until admitted to
the home in 1904 He was mem
Der of Co b, 7th Iowa Cavalry.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-08-22
FUNDS FOR LAMBS

The pea crop this year is the
largest ever grown in the San Luis
valley. IT is sufficient to fatten
100000 lambs. What most wor-
ries the ranchmen is where to get
money to buy the lambs.
The commission men cannot
supply the requisite amount as it
will require a million dollars to
move the pea crop in this valley
by feeding it to lambs.
The government has appropri-
ated 81 100000 to Colorado to
"move the crops" Does this help
the lamb feeders or not? Three
months, or four at the longest, is
all the time required.
The lamb feeders association
should take this matter up with
Secretary McAdoo at once, Unless
money can be secured to feed
lambs the pea crop cannot be
utilized rs it will be imposs ible to
get hogs for feeding.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-08-22
DEATH OF
EDWARD MACKEY

After six weeks illness, Ed
ward Writ Mackey, II, died at the
Monte Vista hospital Thursday
night, August Goth. Mr.. Mackey
came to the valley from Trenton,
Nebraska, three years ago, and in
that short time has made many
friends who will mourn his loss
and sympathize with his family.
Besides his wife, Mr. Mackey
leaves four children, Joseph c.,
Edward, Rose and Clayton, several
brothers and sisters, one of whom,
Mrs. j. M, MADDEN resides here.
Notice OF funeral later.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-08-22
RAINING THE H.

Han. Edward Heating has done
orc to put the San Luis valley
tbe map than any man in Colo,
10 By his efforts the govern
sDt reclamation service is consid-
mo extending help to this Sec
n Of the great west. Engineers
20 been ordered to make a cor
4 drainage map Of the lands that
be reclaimed by the proposed
Meet. Immediate steps are to
taken to gather the data for the
an and it is expected to have it
indicted within the next two OF
rec weeks.
Engineer j. d. Stannard, who is
,tioned at Alamosa, received a
ter from E. H. Newell, head of
drainage department of the re-
,mation service, Tuesday. He
jtes that the matter of a drain
r. project in the San Luis valley
h come up before the service at
early date and that he desires
have a complete body of data at
nd to present to the members at
at time,
In this fertile valley lies a tract
land that can be made to pro-
ce bounteous crops and add
lllions to the wealth of Colorado
sry year. The vast expanse Of
10 land can scarcely be grasped
one who has not seen it nor can
fertility be realized except by
. who has knowledge of the
pnderful production of the ad-
lining acres that do not need this
batment. Thousands of acres of
b best land in all the west lie in
10 broad valley and especially in
section that is just now rem
red untillable because of the
undance of water rather than the
Fk Of it Engineers say drainage
not only practical, but compare
Gely inexpensive.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-08-22
MILLING OPERATIONS
HAVE BEEN RETARDED

The force at the p. M. b. mine
has been somewhat reduced for the
reason that about all has been &C.
complished that can be without
unwarranted expenditure until state
highway No. Is is completed as far
as this property.
1t is source of very great re-
greet to everyone in this section OF
the state that absolutely nothing
has been done on this road this
year, and the season is rapidly
passing
Lack of roads has worked seri-
Gus hardship on the p. M. b, COM
pany in added expense on freight,
to say nothing of the delay which
is occasioned.
An enterprise like the p. M. b.,
with its pay roll and patronage of
valley merchants, should at least be
guaranteed the assurance of good
roads that it may continue its op-
erations-encouraged instead of
handicapped.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-08-22
BILL FOR STATE AID

uoVernor Ammons and State En-
peer Field spent Saturday and
pnday studying the drainage prop
islons and comforting with the
terent drainage committees rel
I'VE to plans for reclamation of
seeped portions of the valley.
A party consisting of the COVER
u several state and federal off.
lh and K. S. Shahan, chairman
'ne drainage committee, visited
Mosca- Hooper district Satur.
forenoon. The party then went
center and were taken over the
00o district, between Center and
onse Vista, the escort consisting
aessrs Corlett, Bowsher, Breck-
''ldge' Cramer, Campbell, Clark,
0o0 and stroup of this city. The
'''ors were shown the gradual
'ioachment of seepage and the
'd Of drainage.
sunday morning John MaoAr-
vi LOOK the governor, Mr.. Field
MI oeeley to inspect the Par.
Land Company's property that
oeen reclaimed and is now pro-
,'ng good crops Of grain and al.
'' The party next went to the
'msl ranch, where a thorough
'sm Of drainage is in course Of
obstruction.
'ue working committee of the
'u'uierce club was instructed te
"'' with the proper officials anc
Dill drawn for presentation
'De legislature subjecting tn.
4s lands to taxation where sucl
Projects.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-08-22
pumping.

A large intake fan is being placed
in the Iris theater this week. This
fan is in the rear part Of the build
ing and blows in fresh air, while
three exhaust fans in the front
part Of the building and two oscil.
lating fans in the room proper
blow out the air, thus making a
continual circulation of fresh air
through the room.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-08-22

Joel Becraft, who has been with
one of his sons in New Mexico for
some time on account of his health,
was brought home on stretcher
Wednesday. Mr. Becrsft has been
failing in health ever since he met
with an accident with vicious
horse, which affected his nervous
system.