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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-28
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ElSEW RE

Suit OF the government against
the Oregon a California Railroad
Co. in which land worth SIS. 200. 900
10 involved. carried to Oregon su.
preme court
August Schultz. Tacoma eIectri.
clan. electrocuted at top of pole on
which he was working at Stella
COON.
Capt. J. J. Carey. OF wrecked
schooner Hanalei. viii face charges
OF negligence and unskillfulness al
San Francisco Monday.
v. S. battleship Michigan. which
ran aground near Norfolk, Va, float.
ed by government tugs.
Paris bourse Will reopen Decem-
Der Z. for cash trading.
Argentine Military Aviator jail
killed by fall at Buenos Ayres.
Contestants In sic, ooo. 900 James
Campbell viii case, at New York.
will attempt 10 prove the heiress
under the will founding. never le-
gally adopted by Campbell.
Prof Howard Mcclenahan, dean
OF Princeton. will 10 10 Belgium 10
study conditions.
Eduardo saurex-MuJioa, first Chill.
can ambassador to the United
States. will present his credentials
to the president Tuesday.
z. D. Kelly second Victim Of mo-
torcycle accident at Savannah, Ga.
is dead.
Sls-ycar-old son OF David sher.
wood killed by glancing bullet at
Davenport.
David Jacobs. 60. free from Wis.
consin penitentiary on Thanksgiving
day after serving 20 years. dropped
dead after dinner.
Juneau Jury acqults w. r. Rogers
OF charge OF Staying mining partner,
N. II. Wixon. in May. 1918.
Chehails police chief fined $50 for
striking mayoralty candidate.
Richard Price, superInte ndent OF
crusher department in Treadwell
mines. at Juneau, falls under engine
and is instantly killed.
Spokane detectives find $4,000
worth of gems concealed under rock.
Hoard Lyons confessed to having re.
ceived the loot stolen in Minneapo.
lis.
Rather than be an exile In Canada.
Fred Brantner, wanted In Portland
on charge OF misusing mails. with
give himself up.
President warmly cheered by
crowds which gather at stations
along his route back TO Washington
from Massachusetts,.
Mokuweoweo, crater OF Mauna
Loa volcano. Hawaii. long beliveed
extinct. is in violent eruption.
Government raises cattle quaran-
tine in Wisconsin and parts OF Illi-
nois and Iowa.
Admirars flag OF Pacific fleet
transferred from the West Virginia
TO the San Diego.
c. NJ. Ray, Washington, assigned
to relieve John Irwin, jr.. as navy
paymaster In Seattle.
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SHORT NEWS
HERE
Price OF epqs drops.


Piekpoeket gets diamond RING
from Mrs. A. r. Jesmer. 1927 Boyl
ston.
Seattle specialists called 70 helr
fight foot and mouth disease In Chi
cago.
Library will help mothers pick
suitable books TO buy children for
Christmas.
Knocked from auto by runaway
Herbert Knowles pursues and stops
team.
Jury finds a. eexow, smuaaler
guilty.
Danish freighter Malakks bring,
900 tons OF sacked hint pebbles.
Arctic club election Saturday
night.
Lee Tignor, IL. son Of Lee Tignor
sr.. special O. n. agent. missing.
jury inspeets Graham ave. I'm
provements In downpour.
Local BuffsIonlsns plan TO organ.
Ire.
School Women's league meets
Wednesday AT Women's University
club.
Real Estate association luncheon
Tuesday noon.
Woodland PARK M. e. Ladies' Aid
annual bazaar opens Tuesday.
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tbIRIHS|,tel
,hG-
WV MARRIAGES
| y y DIVORCES,


Herman @. ceiian. p. Seattle and
Ethel Flora Lyons. ~. Seattle
Ernie clesk. 20. Seattle. and I.etsy
Catching ~. Seattle.
Pred J. Kramer legal age Vancouver.
Wash. and Effie c. johnson. legal aE~.
BsiiluFham.
walter u. ssweu. ~. Seattle and INA
Colder. -. Seattle.
Henry Butler Fisher. ~. Seattle. aud
Sarah Ina Cutting. as Seattle.
y. Lesier Lake. ~. Ketehikan. Alaska.
and Bsulah NADory 70. Kstehikan,
Alaska.
r O. conley. Legal age. Portland. or,
and Emily q. weugier. legal sge Seattle.
Oscar RAsnusssn. rs. Seattle. and Clara
r. Anderson. a.. Seattle.
Andrew l.. Dieffenback, 20. Seattle. arI
winifred Erol R.nE. ~. Seattle
Victor Kronquist. 40 Seattle. and Liss
Rohh. a. Seattle
william H. Davis legal age. Seattle.
and Esther Lucille Williams. legal age.
Seattle
attic. and Alexandra NJ. Pottnsr. legal
age. Seattle
VIII A. Little. IS. Seattle. and Harriet
Mcmahon. 20. Tacoma
Gsors. Jsnnsrson. st. Seattle. ana Mra
Cassie Eims. ~. Seattle.
Births
Mrs and Mr. Myrick Ray Wood. 1900
18th ave n. = daughter. November 70.
Mira and Mr.. George Ramsay. 1900 y
Terry ave, q son. November IL.
Mrs and Mr.. Arthur Kenneth Brsoos.
iies iSsh ave. . son. November rs.
Mrs and Mr.. Myron u. Bailey. Seattle.
= son. November a
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton r. Nelson. sss tist
ave. q son. November 81
Mrs and Mr. Lewis J. Koch. ss-i Ninth
ave g. a daughter. November 40.
Mrs and Mr. Lee Blount. iTii Norman
St. = daughter. November ~.
Mrs. and Mr. Edward Wagner. Seattle.
n son. November Il,
Mrs. and Mr.. Alfred H strsncend. Sc
attic. n son. October 10.
Mn. and Mr.. John Harrop. .ssH 10th
ave. n. a son. November ~.
Mrs.. and Mr.. Charles J. Johnson. 500
~. seth St. a son. November -.
Mrs and Mr.. James Harold Stanton.
Seattle. n daughter. November 20.
Mrs and Mr.. Ernest williams. Seattle.
a son. November II.
Mira and Mr. Minou Mariggiio. Seattle.
a daughter. November s.
Mrs and Mr. Gene Bruserco. Seattle.
Mrs and Mr.. C. Graverso. Seattle. a
son. October -.
Mrs and Mr.. Ralph winfred Gomley.
ss2s shilshole ave. son, October -.
Deaths
Mabie Clare McCuiioch. "a. Provideuce
Caroline Bergman. a.. 1913 Minor ave
n. November %
Joseph Eiwood. Sc. King county hospi-
tai November -
Edward NJ Mcfarland. II. iies isih
ave, y. November IS.
Divorces Granted
Ida pugh from Bert Pugh.
LeonR Le Roy from Ray Le Roy.
Adam. Nichal from Louisa Nicsal.
Anna Wares from George Wares,
Hazel r. Rovley from VIM. l.. Bowley.
sydney J. Kelly from Ella NJ Kelly.
Helen McNee from James McNee
Agnes Spofford from Calvin II. Spofford
Rosa V. y Clarke from Geo. w Clarke.
Anna r. Gomez from Carlo Ven Gomez.
Emma Andsrson from Albert Anderson
Levcntia r. Long from Ara P. Long
Aiwedia NJ. Cramer from chas- r.
Cramer
Florence A. Thoms from Jos. Thoms-
John H. Duffner from Lena II. puffner.
Divorces Asked
Margaret Smith vs. Alex Kerr smith,
cruelty: Chris johnson Kitty kaNau-
augh johnson. deserilon.
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To-day -Rtaii "a. pot roast s. ID shoui-
der iafnb. " ~ les liant. iatfe %. roast
veal. ifSe ID. roast pork. isAe ~
hams. lee 10 bacon. isc ~ Local bacon.
~ = q H. pure lard. tAr 10 compound
Ice ~. stall 100. live chickens. iso 10 .
ducks ana geese. isc 10 Belgian hares.
lie ID. stall 30 susar = lbs Use. orange
ard ismDa peel. itc 10 citron. tee 10
stall ~. Jersey butter. ne 81 60. East.
ssn sssr. toc dos ranch esgs. faH rto.
condensed milk. cans fsu. stall ~.
cocoa. spe ~, stall ia. navy beans 4 10.
fto. msesront g. 10: rolled oats. ID.
ste. toilet paper. b. roll
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BODY OF WOMAN,
MURDERED, IS
GUARDED BY DOG

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2s.-Guard-
ed by her three dogs. which had TO
be shot before they would permit the
police TO enter. the body OF Mrs.
Mary Kelley was found in her home
here today.
The police think hse had been
dead several days.
Her famished dogs had torn the
flesh from her body in several
places.
Mrs. Kelley was recluse.
Neighborhooa rumors were to the
effect that she kent some money and
Jewels In the house.
The police think she had been
the house and beat the woman 10
death before they were attacked by
the dogs.
Mrs. Kelley's body was clothed in
a tattered nightgown.
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BULLETS CUT COAT

EVERETT, Nov. 2S.--As a man
who failed TO get questionable
check cashed at clothing store
here stepped from the door Detec-
tive Wells attempted to arrest him.
The man fled. and escaped by run.
ming into the Great Northern tunnel.
followed by four bullets from Wells
gun. which cut through the fleeing
mans coat. The man was caught
as he emerged from the tunnel.
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Thief STEALS S365

A thief entered the home of
Chas. ID. Raymer. proprietor of the
"Old Book Store" at 42S Fifth ave.
~. Friday night and stole $685. from
n trunk In the room of ]. Nj. Bee.
ker. a boarder. Becker had the
money hidden In n lunch box. The
police believe some one who had
knowledge that the money was
there committed the theft, for moth
ing else in the house was touched.
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Mrc~Ir,tbE

stalls tse-fet. ioe rolls toilet paper.
stsi lbs fancy head rice. fse Stall
ses. sharp cheese. ftc III csmsmhsrt
fso ter FromaEs De Brts. ter boz Stall
feT. fresh tomatoes. ? lbs ige. fine stalk
celery. &c. stalls foo-sit Yakima Gem
potatoes. fi.it sack fancy rermain ap.
pies. fse hos. stall afs. cottage chssss
Tee 10. potato salad. itc pt shrimp sal
ad. $50 ~ Stall $50 large head lettuce.
tei green pepper. loo 10. stall 10. chow
chow. Toe % sausrsrsut. 100 at fresh
haFniny, Ice a, Fisii 1N Jonathan APP
Piles. toc bon best crAnbrrrtss lee 10,
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RIDERS WEAR MASKS

Thirty riders participated in the
masquerade entertainment given 70
the Friday night class by the Sulli'
van riding academy at the Renton
hill building.
The drill was under the direction
of ID. T.. sullivan, assisted by Joseph
j. Lewis. Mrs. j. S. Goldsmith, as
a Persian princess, won first prize.
Miss Army Cavanaugh, as mem
Der of the Shriners' patrol, won
second place. and Dan Hughes as q
ballet dancer, took third prize
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IItlT PLACE

stall ~ lbs. ErAnulaisd sugar. &c
Stall ~. ! ~. Eo0d coffee and large can
Of milk. stel choice English waluuts. fse
ID rolled oats. e. ~. stalls assh. pea
stall a.. usrman blood and liver sausage.
aoe ~ rnincsmsHt. zoe 10 stalls ti-s7.
i-ib. can ~ cream of tartar baking Rn--
der. 1891 HhAA.r salt. for lie stall Is.
boiled cider. soc gal. sweet cider. 1be
sal. hominy. 100 At stall 1875. $50 cans
Of asparagus. 4oel s-lb can steel cut
coffee, csc. stall q. 100 sizs olive oil.
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LEGAL NOTICES

before tho said Court at said place. on
or before tho 18TH day Of December,
1914. a. 10 o'clock a. m. ana answ sf
tho allegations ~ said petition and
ifbet. otherwise they viii be defauliad
and debarred from participation ~ THIS
suit
Dated a. Seattle. Washington. Hsptambsr
ard, 1914
JOHN NJ BOYLE.
United States Marshal for the Western
District Of Washington. Northern III
vision.
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PUBLIC MARKETS
COnNIn

stalls iG.7z. fresh Washington butter.
$50 10. cans Washington milk. 900.
best Jersey butter. lbs ti.oo. Green
Lake nsw laid eggs bse doS brick
cheese zoe 10. Gisomargarins. lbs abe.
stalls 1874. MIXED cookies. Toe ID. 10
bars laundry soap. 7boi cans peas. ite T.
special blend coffee. itc 10. , lbs acc
Ice pkg. raisins ibo. 200 can piums.
Toe. stalls 2. I. 8, 7. round steak. ito
10 sifioin steak. iso H. veal roast.
izisa 10. pot roast. 40 20 iaho ID ioin
aud rib lamb chops. 80 a. PORK chops.
isa ~ stalls i0s. ne. IA : lbs. seed
less raisins. igci Z lbs prunss. zte.
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CONTINUE REVIVAL

So great has been the success OF
tho revival services at the First
Methodist church the past two
weeks. they will be continued an.
other week. Not for years have
people manifested such enthusiasm
and indicated their willingness TO
lead better lives. say church Of
ficials.
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HERRICk'S OFF FOR
THAT DEAR Old U.S.A.

PARIS. Nov. 2S.-Former Ambas.
sador Herrick aud Mrs. Herrick left
Paris today for Havre in a special
car provided by the French gov
eminent. They will sail from Havre
for New York.
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81 REAL ESTATE LOAN:
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN,

UNITED STATES or AMERICA. wEsr
ERIN DISTRICT or wAEHfSoTON
NORTHERN DIVISION. ~,
WHEREAS. a libel and petition was filed
In tho District Court Of the United
States for tho Western District of
Washington. Northern Division. on the
fsth day Of August. 1914. by the Ca
madam Pacific Railway Company. own.
er 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 ocrasioned by
that cortain voyage Of tho steamship
princes. Victoria commencing at
Vancouver. u. c.. Dominion Of Canada
on August 7s,h, 1914. at ~ O'Clock p.
m, ana ending at Seattle. Washington.
on August 18Th. 1914. at about 10
o'clock a m, whether tn. same srose
out OF or by reason or collision be-
tween tho steamship "princea- Vic
toria" and tho steamship Admiral
safnpnon which occurred on the morn
ing Of August asth. 1910. while tho said
steamship princess Victoria" was on
the aforesaid voyage. or otherwise: and
has given n stipulation with good and
sufficient surety 20 abide by and pay
the moneys awarded by the final de-
cree rendered by this Court or bv an
appellate court, N appeal intervene. to
thousand. two hundred and twenty five
and to-i00 dollars N2sG. 22btOl. amt in
tereSt. the same being tho appraised
value OF tho said steamship Princess
Victoria" and her pending freight at
tho termination Of the aforesaid voy-
age
Vow. therefore. In pursuance Of n monition
issued by said court 20 mo directed and
delivered. I do hereby cite all persons
ciaiDing damages for any damage, loss
To- stFa 81 at - -. a
voyage Of the steamship "Prineos- Vic
toria" ending ut Seattle. Washington
On August ssth, 1914. wheth-~ ooca-
honed by tho aforesaid collision or
otherwise. 10 file and make due proof
Of their respective claims. before A. C.
bowman Erd.. United states Commits
sionor. at his office. room bsG Central
Building. In tho city Of Seattle. on or
before tho 18th day Of December 1910
at 10 o'clock a m. and also TO appear
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AANIT AItY

stalls f.ss. ~ ibs sugar. sieai flour
81 81 sack phrs raisins. afe. he
lap rice, tte. dry peas. b. ID stalls
-. leaf lard. i1sc ~ lamb chops. 2
ibs ste. choice steak. tic 10 link sau-
sase. 100 N Stall II. brussels sprouts.
Toe n. fancy tomatoes. &c N eucam-
hers. for o.. sweet potatoes. ihs
1895 Alaska ruiabasas : M. iocl cab
haEs. g. ana leo head ar,ichohss for
shr
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STATE HAS 2 MILLION

OLYMPIA. Nov. 2S.-Figures
compiled today show tho total cash
on hand In the state depositaries.
covering all of the state funds, is
now approximately s2,500.000.
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Nine NATIONS DINED

One hundred and fifty young
women. claiming as their birth
places. respectively. nine differ
ent nations. including every one OF
the United states and several Eu-
ropean countries, we're the guests
OF the Y. w. C. A. Friendly club at
Thanksgiving dinner.
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FLAMES RUIN NOME

Fire totally destroyed the home
of w. $. Terly. at 10S West 54th
St. early Saturday morning. The
loss is estimated at $4,000.
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is0 acres. suitable for hoE aud alfalfa
ranch. one mile from town and shipping
point. new Groom house. barn and
chicken house. a few acres under culti-
walton. hog and chicken wire fencing
splendid we'll OF fresh water: numerous
lakes IN same district Improved ranch
adjoining THIS held AT $500 per acre.
raw land. decided. brings about 400 an
acre. Cali at g29 Union st. and learn
why present owner viii sacrifice his ra-
iinqutshment 20 this entire 100 acres
for 1850, II sold this week The prop
erty will be found exactly az represent
ed In this advertisement. The pur-
chaser Will he put to no expense In see
ing tho land Price too low for com
missions 40 agent. need not call.
ago acres valley land. small house and
other improvements This In an excep-
tionsl opportunity for n man OF small
means. close 20 town. hogs and cattle
and poultry thrive, alfalfa yields 10
tons 20 the acre. Price for entire a20
acres only $4,000 This must all be
cash. or would not sell for tho price.
owner In hard circumstances, and
must sell. Address r. q. BOX las, Be-
attic. and will call on you
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STAR
BEANS
PRIMARY CLASS IN SESSION
Please tell US, teacher,
For we don't know much:
Would invading Holland
Put us In Dutch7

MupbIne o hunters slept Two
n
THAT the oudes "
tried TO-" Thomas.
Joe Carroll tho
lined a home and took
nashlght The picture "A n
that the nashlght n and
who posed for the
report friends OF Carroll.
When DR. r. r. ceayes reached his North 18Th
other evening he shouted Bur gecrs
there no burglars in the house. There
which Il . FOOLS
the As
OWLS prefer flies"
Mr. and Mrs Dale Kuhn
the for the trip Kuhn returp
lie found theatre checks but upon
he had HIS tickets misakng
Just like man" what presumably
Ku
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REAL ESTATE
= ~ 77777777777l-77
NEAR SEATTLE ACREAGE

just across Lake Washington. at
Kirkland. and only Z BLOCKS from
the iaka shore. fine tract nf
land; new bungalow; excellent
view Of Seattle; good soil. handy
TO boat landing. school and
stores Price 1850 term. fss
cash and SIS monthly Come
over. ~ boats daily. Take Mad
isou car and ferry across to
Burke a Farrsr's office in Kirk
land.
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MISCELLANEOUS

SPECIAL NEW PRICES on DOORS
Note extremely Tow prices On doors quoted
below Every door absolutely guaranteed
ourrafa
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10 ACRES FOR 1850
Good land. fronts on county read: handy
TO school and good town. phoBs service
n y d. and delivery from stores
Terms $50 Cash. as monthly
l.. ]. MARSH a CO. 1909 Sd AVE.
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FARM LANDS

~ FARM LANDS
ARE YOU LOOKING
For or 10 sore. % sood. level land. a.,
very REASONABLE. price. and on essy
tsrnsf ~ %. lot us sho~ yea our
choice tract. q, csihesFt tbs oooa
aali Center
Take ,hs Sorthsrn raeine train any
Fremont staten 80 fte o. University
station al soc. our Representative viii
meet you al cA,heari,
WEST & WHEELER
100 coiman Buildinx
call at the ssrrs or phone for eur new
boohi.t descriptive 81
CATHCART
WEST & WHEELER
81, cuiman MA
Msln iss7.
fsNEsrfdATE THis-po II NOW
". are selling cyt-ossr Lands IN Sac
EHNtthn COUNTY fftAfnrntsfnFN aANEh2 NAf
tuli's rtah, prices. nb-rai ssrns Asa
liberal terms ON humber Coed land.
RCD roads srhcsL stcrs. ~ v. u. rail
read auto stages HPEcfAL OYER
lee acre. suitable for stock. assfts
mile take front. ssms bot,srn- Prizes
tfsss per acre ees n H. xErKfr-
JOHN. our Land Assnt iTei l. c.
TIME i.AKEs lrxrxn CO
Three Lssss wash
: ser.s % -aisr front soSd ssli aaa
vstss. for ssrtesi term. osess
nro-u. B4nser. wash
NV LAND Sow-s-.t sssiiT .oiI! SIs
far. 70 Seattle 40 acres si.ses.es sis
ss.r...s n.ss n.a. ---.r,
so EXCHANGES
TO TRtDr-ifosiss CONNER on LAkk
BrRIE> can LINE. Jtsr OUTSIDE
cry LIMITS. wNIDr. sts NEw
YORK MOCK. ELLIOTT soef.
IL yoa are unabi. 70 ssii ygur f~sl ssiai.
vhy not exchange ~ for ns~ msrchan.
dlssr s.s our sample stock and get
particulars Pacific Coast Mdss Co
ses Lyens nlds ei,yS
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
VIRTUE
Loans Money
BEFORE buying OF building. 90.
oyo A VIRTUE co. Boston BLOCK
EMAff. SUNS TO loan or IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE RANorSa FROM
saeo TO peo H A Schroeder.
as BOSTON BLOCK
small amounts on vacant OF Improved
property! iow rates. no delays. sasy
payments ssurt.vant q Co. Boston
.-~@---~~----
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
RIAL ESTATE LoAna NOkTHfkN
Bond and Mortgage Co. fses Fourth
sx.. hstwe.n Pix aud Union
5hTs. &c. 7%
Money on improved city property We
make building ioana
cALHouE. DENNY EWING
ooooooo1c.,.:sse. oeegc,,es.lerssoooooo-,.,
81 LEGAL NOTICES
IN TitE UNITED sTArEs DISTRICT
COURT. ron THE WESTERN Dis
rHicT OF wAsiIINGToN. NORTH.
ERE DIVISION.
IN ADMIRALTY.
In the Matter % tho Petition 81 the CA
SADfAS PACIFIC RAILWAY COM.
fASY. a corporation. Of the Dominion
Of Canada. owner 81 the Steamship
PRINCESS VICTORIA" for Limita-
tion Of Liability.
NO. isas CITATION
80 x..tt1x. 80 49, s.A..-.,..
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10 MALE HELP WANTED

10 MALE HELP WANTED
Experienced elevator operator desires 20.
sitten. yeanE man. 10 years Of age
Address PM star
kassnansh. ,soe Tat. 1898 first sv
save on yenr eatins h,i Tty m. Puritan
c.tsteris. second noer Gee Pine
fAr Al rHoNrsoN's srH ANp rtkK
MAntsd-r~e men learn auto aud fues
sfivins ard r~Rairins Zee reurth
PAY fooL At as PIKE Sc
sAvE MoNFf-can at the narssin
Store. ass Occidental corner Main.
Handles new and second hand suits.
Faineqat.. ts.te upl tools. guns trunks.
saitessr., shoes is~eiry Alaska cut
m. and iegsers supplies.
2o--MALE SITUATION
Why 10 LuNpoufsr-Lif.t.Ys EtL as
msn's suits Tor tis' necsus~ thsy sell
them upstairs. second floor Joshua
4. utesn niss
Young man would iiks position a. com
uaninn Tor lady or ssnileman. or will
Do snYthlns. references Address N-iit.
star
Young man - YEAR. srp-fi~nc.f az
driver % auto truck. wants work areunf
auto. Address PIE. star.
SITUATION ABS ONE CrST A WOnB
~ THE STAR
Why pay more. ~hsn tts buys tft suit
eF ov~rroai ~ rracis's Upstairs suit
shsr. sats Third second ftoors
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LITTLE POULTRY RANCH

Containing acres. on good road:
all cleared. house. we'll. barn
and fruit. Price 1850. term. $50
cash and tis monthly VIII ac-
commoda,e 1909 chickens. and
sss- arc > cents each Come out
and see me Clyde Haekworih.
county ferry dock. Madison park.
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HOMESTEADS

lot. EQUITY Main i7ss.
~-~~.~N-~r~Ns~NNO
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"a LOST AND FOUND

II you rani your watch repaired 90 thu,
Il will keep correct time. TAX. ~ 20
symons. SOS Pike at Cleaning ti.to.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-28

White spitE dog Return 10 isii
Seventh av Reward.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-14
ROGER SULLIVAN
COMES TO CAIRO
FRIDAY, NAY z
Makes Tour Lower Egypt in Interest
Candidacy Nomination U, S.
Senator,

r. ger c. Sullivan of Chicago
Democratic candidate for the nomI-
nation for United States Senator
will spend the afternoon and even
ing Of Friday, May %, in Cairo.
He begins five days canvas OF
lower Egypt beginning at DuQuoin
Monday. When he finishes at Cairo,
he returns directly to Chicago.
The itinerary follows:
Leave Chicago via Illinois Cen
tral at 80 a. m. Monday, May Is;
arrive DuQuoin 1857 p. m. Remain
over night.
Tuesday, May 10Th, leave Du-
Quoin 500 a. M; arrive Pinckney-
vile 500 4. m. Leave Pinckneyville
1900 q. M; arrive Coulterville
1890 noon. Leave Coulterville 100
p. m, via Sparta; arrive Chester
$50 p. m Leave Chester by st.
Louis /. NJ. & S Ry. 6:53 p. M; ar.
rive Murphysboro $40 p. M.
Wednesday, May 20, leave Muir
11;pO a. M; arrive Car
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-14
FEOERALS OUTHIT
PLAYERS IN BOTH
THE OLD LEAGUES
Outlaws Sing Ball But Organized
B1seoall Na2nates Say It's Be-
cause of Poor Pitching.

New York, May 49, TIE teams
IN the National and American
Leagues. may have the leading slus
gers IN baseball, stiIl the records
fail to prove that This is the case. A
comparison OF the batting records OF
me three leagues up to and including
May 8 shows that the new league is
al in the lead In l25 Games played
by the eight clubs of the Federal
League, i,I2l base hits we're made
The National League in 12o games
made 40. The American League