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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-30
SHORT NEWS
HERE
Price OF eggs down.

Price OF eggs down.
Rainier Psrent-Teaeher meeting
Tuesday.
U. s. transport Dix hits rock en-
route TO China
cosswain n. r. Myers and EnsI-
neer Otto Yecht OF u. s. steamer
Patterson narrowly escape death
on burning launch.
Franeo-Amerlean relief acknowd-
edges Seattle contribution.
J. A. sedden and A. Bellamy.
British labor leaders. here.
Federated Clubs OF the Y. w. c.
A. put on show Dec. III and ~.
e. S. Conrad held up In own GRO
Gerry store AT 1920 3ist ave. 5.
Phi Gamma Delta frat holds an
nual banquet
BARRIERS hold open meeting to-
night 10 discuss unemployed situa-
ton.
Red Cross Christmas stamps on
sale.
w. w. scruby succeeds S. =.
Rathbun, who resigned as cashier
secretary OF the Dexter Horton
bank.
Complete organization OF Ship
Masters Beneficial association
Monday.
TheosophlesI society meets Mon
day night.
Tillkums give Cotton ball Dec.
20.
AlI-day meeting Of the King
County Holiness association Tues
day.
Suitable Christmas books eshlb-
tied al library.
Crown OF Toledo arrives from
Glasgow
King County Homeo. Medical So
ciety meets Dec. 2.
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day.
John ZorIa shot and killed Louls
Vrecha at Bingham. Utah. Is ~
suit OF feud which started b
Seryia.
Dsirymen complete program for
convention OF state association 10
be held at Chehalls Dec &c, II AL
rs.
Paul Buckley, Seward. Appointed
y. S. deputy marshal at Unalaskt
TO succeed Deputy Hastings. uks
is Ill.
Divorced wife OF c. n. Macksya
New York married In Paris to d.
Jos. A. Blake. New York surgeon
v. s. exports for Novembes In
crease s63 .0e0. o0e.
James w. Thomas accidentally
shot and killed at NevbsrE
Oregon. while hunting. y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-30

stall ~. NJ standard HfanuiAtsd
sugar eco stall 1895. new crop soft
shell walruts itc ~ new aimands. ike
~ missd nuts ise 10. stall =, Zee
siss olive Oh. $780, halt pound HAnitaFy
fine peanut butter. lee stall ises zoe
bottles olives goc zoe bottle stuffed
olives. stel Zoe pkrs sait. o.. stall -.
iya haniny Too at sweet cider ate sci.
boiled elder zoe az stan ts home. made
minosmeaf zoe 10; sauarhfaut. lee a..
picked pias' feet O. each Stall ~.
large can milk and ] ~ % good coffee
Sc Htaii 1917 lamb chops igae 10 !.
garlic sausage. tiG No.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-30
PUBLIC MARKETS
sANIrAnN

stalls ai.a6 hard wheat flour 81 20
per sack. delivered q phss raisins. gao
lba Jap rice zoe, dry peas. Go 10. stalls
80 ag.at, tear lard. igtc 10 Has $50
100 10 lamb chops lbs gtr choice beef
steak loo 10. fancy cottage butts. tsc ~
afaif iab. whole salmon. ace each smsli.
ibs Soc. hippernd herring. ihs zoe,
fresh little neck CLANS. o. a. Eastern
oysters IN shali zoe doE new Finnan
hAddla. iac 49, Stall ia2, home made
blood or liver puddines. ifc NJ pure all.
pork sausage g6o 10. At iesliss. Zoe
cans asparagus. sbc. tomato caisup lee
bottle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-30
ELKS PLAN SERVICE

Annual memorial services for de.
parted brethren will be held by Sc
attic lodge No. % of the Elks order
Mt the Moore theatre next Sunday at
D.. m. Gov. Ernest Lister. of Ia.
coma lodge, viii be one of the speak.
ers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-30

stall a. condensed milk, rans zke.
Jersey butter. ihs. ~ ooi Eastern ssss
soc dos ranch ssEs. 3 dos fsc Stall
IL pies itc each. GauFhnuts, Zoe dor
tomatoes i0c stall -. assorted
cookies. ~ DOS soc. large ioaves rssd
Use stall - potatoes 20 he zrt sweet
Potatoes. ihs. ice dried onions ibs'
Zoe stall "a. whole salmon. e&a each
hippersd hsfrinK he Use. fresh crabs.
for tacs Alaska herring Tor ste
Eiunan hRddis ne CSC ktau 90. sugar
lbs ste ~ kinds spices g. can. pea
nuts 4 ibs. gee
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MI~fI.siSr

stall zoe lbs powdered sugar asc. 10
bars laundry soap. sbc. sal can tomatoes.
zoe stall 1ls large STALK celery. o.
good tomatoes. so ~ cfanbefriss, Zoe u
stall afG. fresh nee spinach. Be- 10 fancy
egg plant. 100 ~ artichohss ioc each
Htati a. fresh shfimps Toe d. fiunan
hAddis. itc No stall "a. hiE bottle catsup.
Toe. noauefpft cheese Doe % peanut
butter ise ID stall ioh. nsu comb honey
SOC each. rrimost 100 49,. ihs zte.
itmhurEsr cheese. $50 20 stalls igt.tag
fntarsmsAt soc lb Queen olives poe 81
fiue oliver lHc pt
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DO YOUR XMAS
MAILING EARLY

Mail Early"
More than ever this year. be.
cause OF the war. the slogan of the
postofficee applies TO senders of
Christmas cheer Seattle people
wishing to send money to Euro
pean countries are urged to do 1t
today" IL they wish their gifts to
reach the folks across the water In
time for Christmas.
The mail early" golden rule is
good one to follow in the United
States, too. says Postmaster Bat.
tie, for there's going to be an aw-
full rush at the last moment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-30
CASE TRANSFERRED

On motion OF prejudice by attor.
neys for Mike Carrigan and Krist
Knudsen, Judge Tallman Saturday
transferred the election contest case
from Judge Smiths to Judge Dyke.
mans department. Hearing will be
heard December S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-30
A CORRECTION

The report of the court rec
ord showing John II. Dutfnef
had been granted divorce
from Lena r. Duffner. when
appeared Saturday in Inc
Star. was in error. Mrs. Dun
ner was given the decree, tne
custody OF the child. and an
mony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-30
BOOKS ON EXHIBIT

Mothers and dads who WISH y
pick a fine Christmas book ror 'u s,p
children. or somebody elses gun n,
dren. should visit the library eAs
bition of Christmas books thus VIZ
YouTl find the exhibit as ioao"s
Tuesday. Queen Anne branch 'ip'as''
Fourth ave. w. and w. Garfield ss NJ
Friday. Yesler branch, 2Srd ave. a.
Yesler way; Monday, Deeemoe' :
Ballard branch. 2026 Market ;.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-30

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tAAt4 AkAlkkJ 3klu
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80, ro''asS
go nc Fle'sts
Williams snf Dsn-
r.nss on vest. bound
,fip cot % Seattle
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only.
DOCS no, call o.,
Victoria aurtsvs
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sssm rorns airee, sisarnsr ~ fepm
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..rm .l.s's rip zee round . Term
sepn tfp Connections AZ ssepm
sispnisr. FOR Olympia anaiis ,fopr
daily ~hsi,on daily
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p'n su eMy on ,epm
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ofher tfips same as
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~
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rrIdn hi ro-n..nd and rel .lru..s.s
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Fort Torp.,,s rcrt Ar..,..C
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lspp SW. W"s~aie. Tor t;oopm
mian' MT Fort Townssnd. Port Monday
MONDAY Ansees Port Ores Wednss
Wsdnss cent ciallsm and wsyiFridsy
Ftidsy pcfts
pa,, o.u,h,. , 49, .T-,
" ''-'''''''- .-"'."W v 'ss'er
soepm steamer Puget. foriio sosm
daiy KINGSTON. oamble. daily
except Ludlow, 'sE a. o n. except
sAtur'y Flagler. Townsend sunday
Hsnsviil.. frondrisl
and Hadioek Steamer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-30
NE SWATS THE LEGS

ANYBODY who limps toua' ,,hsrt
arouse the suspicious Oh ,slS
Berg. proprietor of pool roon''
Third ave. 10 heard
Early Sunday morning ne ., hra
a racket. and, going 10 ihs .,ss aver
saw the legs of man comins
the grating. -, N. legs
Berg got n club. He MT 'n'
The legs disappeared wrar
He wants TO know the o'A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-30
MOTORCYCLES

Motorcycles New and second hand: all
makes some ~ these taken on new
INDIAN MOTORCYCLES nalicu q
wright 81 PIKE ct, near rroad.
wsv phone Fast 81.
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INVESTM ENTS

real. ESTATE NOnruA0EH. ttbo uP.
~. a. So fully secured. for sale ~ Jos
Thomas 90 Inc, lob cherry 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-30
BUSINESS CHANCES

seward. Alaska. 10 ths place TOT yeu OBJ
paftunitiss TOE r.sht people For In.
formation write " o. sawyer. Jr En-.
.le.s q cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-30

Tuesday /
a. pIro
4 years -
arena has 9
sim TO fIgh
bss picked
sougbest OPP
find in the !
md n II v
elleves u.s.
SCRAP. IN
Yhe TQht
event OF ~
comes OF 3
Scott nsI
front rankI
weights "
important.
match WIZ
which be y
BY an inlur1
the hand ~
chance o.
probable. }
Second J.
round see
E8s, ~N h
r. " A. q
derfon, alss.
holder. II
riSusly IN !
Bnkman W
Da Is said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-30
20-MALE SITUATION

WHY TO LuSpotusr.ttf.t.rs SELL ,gs
meas suits Tor titr because ther sell
them unstaifs. second floor Joshua
uFssn uidg
Nounk man would like position - ean-
uanian rar LADY or gentleman. or viii
do anything references Address \ 1876.
star
Aps ONE CENT A WORD
~ ruE STAR
WhY par more. Nhsn tt8 huFs ttb suit
or avefcoat a. Trarirs Upstairs suit
qhnp. aesA Third second floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-30
PERSONALS

Lonely Young Wtdow. sss -. weight iat
uens nice. comfortable home. aso acres
nn-st wheat land. mar Pacific coast
worth tsa 600 income - 900 yearly /.
aisa large bank account. good disppsi-
uan easy tn Esi along With wlii narrY
poer man n briEht houofapls. am
bilious and capable ~ manaainE prop
sftY successfully More particulars for
any man ansesrinE luirh. ineinslnE
some postage Address sincere. n-slt
Farniuxdair. 80 pnk tGsAefai deity
erie. not answered TITS notice l.
genuine
f.AhiEH-ifass you any quits. dresses.
coats fiirs. shoe. or ANYTHING % value
witch you want 20 dispose Of We sell
Teods left ~i'h 10 81 yuur price. must
- reasonable
BILL CLOTHING co.
ss2s Fir.s Az
Lsdis. ssne.rson. CeUsn hsS, piil.
.af- srt sure cur. tor DELAYED r-fied,
Prize. o. Money refunded N r~m-dy
fails srer fair trial naymond Remedy
c.. iifa riks .,
MEE LENA MASON -fSvAtfpa ANb
AGrp PEOPLE 81. r. MERCER
CAPITOL so
I.snsiy gsopls was wt.h 70 rnarry write
Mabel bond. iier rtsth az. seattle
wash Ladies frs.. ssniisusn 81 esnts
LAA panelnE gusrsui..f 10 private
~ lessons Private hail. Days
K ara sv-nins. Latest saness
MfI STEVENS ~ a. ri ~
sena5i-sh ep method. ehifop9siis5 isfs
Two attractive youns school isAeh~fs 81.
-. good cooks. musicians. wpuif con-
sect % resign school. Christmas snd
marry providing The rishi man as
svsrs ,his Must have sood character
ard oSn hone particulars photo.
changed Address Mildred D. or Grace
" siaufar, carthasr Ne.
Rcsr-ctsbis s-ntisrsn. sion. ard .inc.Fs
Wishes the acquaintance % Soma ntrs.
respectable Catholic siri. NJ objection
20 working or eoaniry xifi. siir's snd
sIvnrr.~. n-~f no, answer OBJECT mat.
rimonY Address kiss. star.
B.eh.ior. as lat. % csiiforni., Indus
,ricus. strictly ,smp-rs.s. -ouis like 10
meet honorable rsffnsf snf fairly
coed locking lady Who mus, b. insivif-
nttiY confidential Or fnrf answer. cor
r~-penfsnee friurnss on r~asss; OBJ
isei rus'fiuony N-i;f. star
Hair eoior fssioTauv- Rnf tsnfruff cure
sec bottle Ms Cooper. ieie Howell
st Msin Isie
Oct married TEST nsfrtmUisi paper
published Mailed free The Cor.
r--nsna-r' Tsi-aa ohio
Happinss. les IN married lite Are You
tonsirf Join Seattle Rsiisbls Friend
ship Club Ladies' fres A. r. Evan.
~ unien. APT Y
WRINKLES REMovED. pEFonMrD
nose. corrected .ofp Arcads niar
Msin s7ss
HEMoDEffN0. rsifimrinx Any Cd
hat made over. up 20 ds,. ts,e .rrad.
OFT ACQUAINTED RocfETY NAMra
and adddfs,.e.. 40 Pin. ., Lsdis. IRE.
Get nsarrisd hest Matrimonial paper
published mailed free. The corrsspon-
dent. Toledo. ohio
Ms Martin - Nurse. confinement
home: rainiesa. original twilight
sissn 7ens porer W 1871
KavsnsuEh's ~ % Hats 1895 Firs; Av
Get married MaAy local and Eastern
eorrs.pond.nts strictly confidential
address. with stamp. the Social Rssis.
ter Seattle wash
MISS JEWELL MASfcUHfSG. iff4s
Third. ofncs I.
Baitimors Dye works--suits cleaned. 81.
Main asTs
ainWIFt.-MR ANNA wfLLEfKsrN
Tols isfh ~ y W Phore p.rard 1857
Denver pye werks-isos Seventh, city
Roisi cpfs .ss rnIon. 70 alnn.t.
q n. serf1 ser 80 jas rirs ~
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
PROF COHDELi. PHREEoLOGIsr
c.esee.S-oo, ~. ~ r.ecc So~~o~~oo~ooo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-30
MISCELLANEOUS

SPECIAL NEW PRICES ON DOORS
Vote extremely low prices on doors quot Cd
below Every door absolutely Guaranteed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-30
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
Classified Ad Rates

Alpha hettcauy NtraeEcd for me V''
xenisnge ~ our busy READER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-30
BOARDERS WANTED.

Wanted Children over 2 Years TO board
nice yard rsfsrsnoes exchanged. Phon.
Hudson III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-30
ACREAGE
WANT A uAuGAI>
on Easy TERMS

have s-srfs tract. = nSs cot
fa9s. within miles - ihs city
% seattle that I can cell for
tteie 90 monthly stii pay fsF
this little farm. ~hefs you san
fatsr chieAsts traits and berries
iaaFsnes uilEsn. soa Nsw York
block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-30
70 HOTELS
27 FURNISHED ROOMS

HEToVNTED MD NEWLY FUnNTsn.
ed and unfurrisned housekeeping and
sieap;nE rooms az very low rates 1910
Western nv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-30

s.oosm str. rotiatch Tor PORT ?..5am
daily Ludlow. Port Gambia. daily
except ''Bangor and allIexeept
SUNDAY lpoiuts on Hood Canal iMond'v
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F me 80
4 oi."".ss|
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-30

Open space
feeN lines within ~ months .aNN per llne
seea lines within ~ mon,hs,s per hno
s.eaa lines within I 2 months sac per llne
seeo line. within ~ months C peF line
s--Fer further information call Main see
want Al.
- "We're as close ss your phone"
Douglas Island news., 1914-07-01

At Treadwell twenty stamps will be added Co bot6 the Ready Bullion and the 700 mills. Contracts have also been signed for a large central steam power plant to furnish a maximum of 10000 horse power.
Douglas Island news., 1914-07-01
The Celebration

Douglas is happy and the coming celebration will give opportunity for a rather contented community to give expression to that feeling of happiness and contentment. When we pick up the morning paper and read of strikes. war, murder, suicide, assassination, pestilence, storms, s0nstTokes and pov- erty we have reason Go rejoice, not in the misfortunes of others, but in the knowledge that here we are in a meas ure exempt from such ealamities.
 Give us a day next Saturday without rain and we will have the grandest cele- bration ever held on Douglas Island. The games aud sports for she day have been carefully arranged by competent committees; we have a larger number of trained athletes on the Island than ever before, and the prizes offered are sufficiently large to insure their great est effort. The base ball contest will be between two teams that have tied in the eighth game of series, aud the nettle o5 the teams ranks almost equal Go the best of the Coast leagues. Be sides this there are innunerable games and races for Che boys and girls, giving them an oppor,Gnitity Go wiu prize, and bis Tom Mcdonald, chairman of the sports committee, is giving this feature bis special attention. Paul Kegel, leader of the TreadweH Club band, has been working hard to bring Che boys up to the proper standard for this occasion, and we may be assured that good lively music will add to the pleasure of the day.
 From early morBng Gneil late at night we will celebrate, taking the en joyment prepared for us, that we may be better fitted Cor the days of toll that are to come after. A community of workers, without Sear of hanger or want, rejoicing in the freedom of Amer lean institutions, we lay aside the i'm plements of labor to celebrate this day and with nothing to mar our pleasure, we are determined to be gay.
Douglas Island news., 1914-07-01
Booming the Country

The subject of transportation is DO doubt complicated iu SO far as Alaska ts concerned, bat we continually hear of great steamship lines that have de- voted their best energies and some money Co building up the country. An exact illustration Is given by the Whitehorse Star, as follows
 Since the middle of March six hun- dred aud forty four men passed the summit of White Pass headed this way on foot, which means that, at the pres snt charge from Shagway to White horse of twenty dollars per passenger, the railroad lost Sl2,S8O. Had the fare been sl2 70, which would still be in excess of eleven cents per mile, the zoad would have been S7 $50 to the good. No wonder we hear hard luck stories eonesrning the 6naneial str0g. gles of the railroad. No wonder She country is on the bum, and that chose wbo come 6nd it hard to get work-so hard that, during the Rrst twenty days of June, sixty-three men passed the summit on foot getting out of the country
 "This paper has alWays eontended that the transportation companies op- srating in Yukon and interior Alaska have stood in their own light in the matter of adjusting their charges. h. stead of making some effort to build ap the country by fostering business enterprises, they have always operated on the basis of grab everything in sight this year and leave future years to take care of themselves. The result of this policy has been that Che grabbing has grown less with each succeeding year until it is now but a memory of what it once was."
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1914-12-10
Poultry Show

The Bolhnger County Poultry as
SoCiation held Its second poultry
show at Lutesville. Mo. December {
and 5, Notwithstanding the inciem-
ent weather, IL was a great success.
There were l63 entries and loo birds
shown, The attendance was good.
Mr.. Charles Behrens of Jackson
came over and judged the poultry.
and J. d. Phelps scored the eggs.
The premiums were awarded as
follows
Barred Rocks, first and third. Jesse
b. Lutes second and fourth, c, NJ.
Manion. trio, first. Alexander Hahn.
Brown Leghorns, pen, d. S Stink
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1914-12-10
Gone 10 Rest

The death angel visited the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. c NJ. LESLEY on No
vember 27. 1914, and took from
them their beloved babe, Woodrow,
Il, the tender age of ten days.
The little innocent suffered a great
deal during his short stay in the
world and. while everything that
loving hands could do to relieve
him was done, nothing seemed to
stop the ravageS Of the disease. But
God took him to His home in Heav-
en- where there is no more pain and
where he can sing with all the angels
in the beautiful house not made
with hands
We shall cherish his memory as a
bright flower that bloSSomed in our
home for a day. and returned to God
who gave it Let us strive to meet
him in that land, where We can live
together in the presence Of God for
ever Nartyrp
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1914-12-10

closely tutored and watched over by
their natural or appointed guardians,
but few of them wouh form this
dangerous habit When parents turn
their children on the commons both
day and night. never botherins
themselves as to what they are
doing OF with what kind of associates
they are trottine. and then blame
the town marshal for whatever acci-
dent that may befall them, the
writer thinks that such parents
should be made to bear all criticism.
We are sorry to say that We have
some parents in Campbell who ex-
pect the school teachers, city officials
and other folk TO look after and
guard their Kids.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1914-12-10
Conc. Bnf NOf fOrIOtFen

". 3. Hahn was bora February
Is, 1851, died October 20. 1914, aged
G3 years, 7ln!onths and p days after
many months 3i great suffering. In
the passing Of our beloved uncle
many hearts are sOreIy bereaved.
But he evidenced the fact in many
ways, that his entry into that city
not made with hands. was trium-
phant
He married Miss Annie Bohnsack.
Of Cape Girardeau in May, 1888. To
this union one child-a daughter
was born, but in the hour of his
great JOY, the Lord took his beloved
wife and babe of few hours to live
with Him.
Uncle leaves TWO brothers, j Q.
and D F.. Hahn and three sisters,
Mrs. W F Jones Of Marble Hill,
Mrs. VIM Bollineer of Advance, and
Mrs. Ermia Snider Of NiIsap, Texas
besides a host of other relatives and
friends to mourn his departure.
Uncle joined the NJ f. Church,
South, at Hahn chapel in early life
and lived a consistent member Of it
until God called him home
Silently the shades Of evening
Gather round thy lonely door,
silently they bring before u.
That dear face We see NO more.
Rest in peace, your course is ended,
Rest in peace, your work ls douc;
You are gone and those who loved You
soon viii follow one by one
THREE. L..NncEs
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1914-12-10

ard, quartet first. Lee Fisher: trn
7. T. Conrad.
White Leghorns. first and second.
Nilbnr Eaker; third and fourth. Lee
NcGlothlin.
Buff fLeghornS, first, 7. D McGreeor
Rose Comb Reds, pens, first Mrs
F. NJ. Wells, second, ]. A. McGloth-
lin, pullets. first. A. 6. BeSs. cocker
els, first, J. H. Arthur.
Single Comb Reds, pair, first,
Homer lount
Golden Lace WyandotteS, pen,
first. ". W. Francis.
Partridge WyandotteS, pen, first
Oscar Iount.
White LangshanS, first and third,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1914-12-10

Ernest Farnsworth; second and
fourth, A. A. FarnSworth.
Black Minorcas, trio, first George
Elfrink pair, first, Ben Elfrink.
Blue AndalusianS, pen, first, W.
". Francis.
White BantamS, pair. first, Russell
Hickam, second. Peyton Robertson.
Seabright BantamS, trio, Mrs. c
NJ. Manion
GuineaS. trio. first, ". ". Francis.
Bourbon Red Turkeys, pen, first
Ernest FarnSworth.
Bronze Turkeys, pen, first, J. "
Null.
China Geese, trio first, ". ". Ross.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1914-12-10
No. 81

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iiciiaiu''
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i'fs'' III Ao'eS.
ra"h anu "i',e iNuii'''' Du'hs'
pen, iiS'' ram ''e'P>, Sr'"i"' w.
w, ~ o. "I"Ne' "li''" w. " ',o'a'
"'i'e LSeS' N'S" A'e '''e''
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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1914-12-10

Little Margaret who is , years old.
never saw her papa carry a cane. One
dar when man who h I'd one came
10 their house, Margaret stood. look
ed at it minute. then said.
Umbrella got no clothes on"
-Nomans National Weekly.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1914-12-10
New STORY

Don't overlook the new story in
TIM PRESs The first chapters ap-
pear this week and you must not
lose any part Of it, for it is very in
terestlnE