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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-05

ERIN DISTRICT OF wAsHIcIToS,
NORTHERN DIVISION. So.
WHEREAS. libel and petition was filed
in the District Court % the United
States. for the Western District OF
Washington. Northern Division. on the
.sth day Of August. 1914. by the Ca
madam Pacific Railway Company. own
er Of the steamship princess Vic
toria-" her engines. boilers. apparel.
tackle furniture. etc. for limitation %
its liability for all loss. damage and
Injury arising out Of or oecasioned by
Princess Victoria" commencing at
Vancouver. y. c. Dominion Of caaads.
on August .tth. 1914. az II o'clock p
m. and ending at Seattle. Washington.
August rsfh. 1914. at about 10
o'clock a m. whether the same arose
out 81 or by reason OF collision be-
tween tho steamship princess Vic
foria" and the steamship Admiral
Sampson " which occurred on the morn
ing Of August 18TH. 1915 while the SAID
steamship Princess Victoria" was
the aforesaid voyage. or otherwise: and
has given a stipulation with good ard
sufficient surety 10 abide by and pay
the moneys awarded by the final de-
cree rendered by this Court or hy an
appellate court. n appeal Intervene to
the amount Of two hundred eight-six
thousand. two hundred and twenty five
and fo-ieo dollars (ssss.e25.iep. ant in
value OF the said steamship Princess
Victoria" and her pending freight at
the termination OF the aforesaid voy-
Now. therefore. IN pursuance Of n rnonition
issued hy said court 70 me directed and
delivered DO hereby cite all persons
claiming damages for any damage. lose
or injury arising out OF the aforesaid
voyage Of the steamship Princess Vic
toria" ending at Seattle. Washington.
on August goth. 1914. whethcv occa-
stoned by the aforesaid collision or
otherwise. 20 file and make due proof
OF their respective claims. before A. c.
Bowman. ESQ, United States Commits
sioner. at his office. room sse Central
Building IN the city Of Seattle. or
before the 18th day OF December. 1915
at 10 o'clock a. IN. and also TO appear
before the said Court nt said place. on
or before the 18th day OF December.
1914. at 10 o'clock n. m, and answer
the allegations OF said petition and
libel: otherwise thev will be defaul,ed
and deharred from participation in this
suit.
Dated at Seattle. Washington. September
5rd. 1914.
JOHN NJ BOYLE.
United States Marshal for the Western
District OF Washington. Northern d.
vision
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-05

] have a fine. level tract running
30 n a. riEht-pf- at XIX
land, only few blocks from
Lake Warrington fine view
house. outbuildinga Must have
hundred cash ana tis per
month Inquire Tor Walter OIL
gen % drug store. =. Kirkland.
wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-05

Art works valued at $soo. 900 de-
stroyed by fire in hold OF freight
steamer Mississippi. Consigned TO
New York dealers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-05

lave some good acreaEes, free aud clear,
and some cash FOR or s-room bun
gaiow. Must be good, and convenient
10 car. Call zoos Green Building.
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The rental department Ia located on
the ground floor lobby. Telephone Elliott
t2i7. An inspection Is invited from all
interested parties.
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Statesmen Wanted. Experience unneces.
sary, easy work big pay. write for
large list OF openings offering oppor-
tunlties TO earn 800 20 $500 a month
while you learn. Address nearest Of
flee Dept. ss2. National salesmens
Training Association. Chicago, New
York. Kansas City. san Francisco.
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AZ FARM LANDS
YOU OUGHT TO OWN
,rao, o. land near prominent and
rapidly growing city like Seattle. Sc
cure one Of cur lesser. tracts at Cath
cart. north and east Of the city. Prices
range from 1850 TO fi.ooe per tract.
which 10 only the cost 81 an ordinary
city lot. Compare the possibilities and
advantage. OF the two Term. VIII be
made 10 sui, you. Think what one
can DO on 10 arros-ks@p cows. pigs
and poultry. grow vegetables and fruit.
Take ~ y train any morning and our
representative viii meet you al Cath
cart Train leaves rnion d.po, st
Tee. Frsmon; station at :. or univer-
atty station a, sos.
PARE Refunded Purchassrx
WEST & WHEELER
800 coinan Block Main is.7.
BrY LAND Now--Bsst qasiTiy coil: 5Ie
fare 20 Seattle 40 acres. ti.eoe.oe us
American bank Bits. o~e-rs
CALL q, the Office for cur new booklet.
description Of csthcsrt lands. or phone
and ~s viii mail % TO youL
WET WHEELER
ses ce.man Block Main iet'.
! acres 81 water front. good soii aud
water. for s1fb.ee terms Oscar
Brown. Bangor. wash
fevEarfoATE THfs-Do IT NOW
We are selling cuf-oser lands IN sno-
hcsnish county. Immediately around our
mills. riGht prices. liberal terms Also
liberal terms on lumber. Good land:
coed road. school. store. n v. d. rail-
read. auto stages SPECIAL OFFER.
ice acre. suitable fer stock. quarter
mile lake front. some bottom. Price
$3.50 per acre See y. II. MEfKLF-
JOHN. our Land Agent iTei 1. C.
Smith nidr. Seattle.
THREE LAKES LUMBER CO.
1,e- 49,
so EXCHANGES
TO TRADF-ifexi.s CORNER on LAKt
BuRIEN CAR LINE. JUST OUTSIDE
CITY CRY LIMITS ,m1s MfnpIi 81, az NE"
rofd owners DESTROYS o. making a trade
for old books see Frank Ellis. iiot First
~e~~~-~~~
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
WIKI
Loans Money
Before buying or building. 90.
orc A. VIRTUE co. Boston Block
REAL ESTATE IoASs-SoRTHERN
Bond a Mortgage Co. i4es Fourth ave.
between Pike and Union.
SNAIL. SUNS TO LOAN on IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. RANGING FROM
1890 TO $500. II. A. SCHROEDER.
ais BOSTON BLOCK
small amounts on vacant Improved
property. low rates. no delays. easy
payments sturtevsnt Co. Boston
Block.
5hT. Sc. 10
Money on improved city property We
make building ioans
CALHOUN. DENNY a EWING
A,ssta p.lfins
w. w. RoekhlIl, American adviser
to President Yuan Shi Ksi OF China,
taken from boat at Honolulu. seri-
ously Ill.
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rOR sALK
o. tes-Nsy. t-room cottage. to-foot lot
~. so0-New. broom house. 4o-foot cor
Both have bath. cement basement and
fireplace; zist ave r.. At Forrest - ,
10 minutes from depois; easy terms
boutwell, A. CROCKETT
iseary Building Main 900
ror ssi~--At sacrifice. house and lot
house nicely furnished II desired, Call
1919 Third ave. W. Queen Anne hill
Phone Queen Anne 1917
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10 ACRES FOR $500

Good quality Of soil. with running water;
Ia excellent potato land. or win make
fine chicken ranch.
Terms s26 Cash and $40 Month.
L. ]. MARSH e. co, 1909 Sd AVE.
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MOTORCYCLES

Motorcycles ara second hand: all
makes; some Of these taken on new
INDIAN MOTORCYCLES Psliou q
Wright uf " PIKE ct. near nroad.
way Phone East EFT.
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PERSONALS

Lsdis.-sandsrson's Cotton noot pills
safs and sure our. for delayed periods
Prizes ~. Money refunded IL remedy
falls sitter fair trial Raymond Remedy
Co 7iTn Pike ct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-05
ALBERTSON TO
HEAR ELECTION
RECOUNT CASE

BY stipulation OF all attorneys in
the case Judge Albertson will pre-
side over the election contest
brought by David Mckenzie and
Walter Christensen. progressiyes,
against Mike Carrigan and Krist
Knudsen. republicans. who won out
as county commissioners by slight
margin In the official returns OF
November 3.
A motion TO make complaints
more definite will be heard Monday
by Judge Albertson.
lie viii then set rev date for
the hearing on it's merits.
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81 LEGAL NOTICES
IL THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT. FOR THE WESTERN DIS
TRfcT OF WASHINGTON. NORTH
ERS DIVISION.
IN ADMIRALTY.
In the Matter OF the Petition OF the CA
PASr. . corporation Of the Dominion
of Canada. owner Of the Steamship
PRINCESS VICTORIA" for Limita-
ton OF Liability.
NO. ssss CITATION.
TO WHOM IT NAT coNcERNi
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. WEST :
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6 AGENTS WANTED

Agents-Get particulars Of one OF the
best paying propositions ever put on
the market; something no one els.
sells. Make $4,000 yearly. Address
V. NJ. Fsltnan. Sales Mgr. 1884 Third
ST.. Cincinnati. ohio.
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CLASSIFIED BUSINESS
DIRECTORY

Alpha ne,,eaiiy Arranged for the Con
esnlence ~ our nusy Readers
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REAL ESTATE

TTWTFT TTfIT y
" 900 buys a nice b-room house End two
lots. 20 minutes from Pioneer square.
two blocks from car. small amount
down. easy terms. Phons owner. West
sas
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AUTOS FOR SALE

dec " Miller. used autos us v pine
-~~~~~~e~e~s~~~~~e>~r>-~
FOR SALE FURNITURE
wEsrt.AkE FURNITURE co.
Sells cheap Tor cash all kinds % second
hand ranges. new and second hand fur.
riturs Try us and be convinced. issp
W~stishs
>.-~---~s>~~~-~~~<~-~<>-~-~
WANTED - FURNITURE
BLACKWELL. rUKN. Co. III Pine, gu
s1ss
PACIFIC coAs- FURNITURE co. EL.
ne', isfs
hisAke FuRN co. us PIKE " ssis
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II MOTORCYCLES
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II FEMALE HELP WTD.

The Womau's Card and Label League
has opsned up an employment, bureau
for women. and IL giving them a noon
day meal at room 10. Labor Temple
Those In need Of help apply at babor
Temple at noon or forenoon.. Call
Queen Anne s44T
DO EASY. pleasant coioring work a,
home. good pay no oanyassinR. no OK
periencs required. illustrated par,icu-
lars free. Helping Hand Stores. Dept
sbt, Chicago
Teacher for English subjects in exchange
for Instruction In shorthand. asattis
Business College. Fourth and Pike
Main sgsf.
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2o-MALE SITUATION

man OF good ability and
earning capacity. steady. kind. xener-
Gus and home loving. seeks early mar
rage with good, unincumbered girl of
similar tastes and not over rs years
DO not be sensitive about answering
this sd II Ia tho only way We can
meet. and all replies are strictly con
fidsntiai. Address XIII. star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-05

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. wEs7 :
ERIN DISTRICT OF wAsHI$1TON,
NORTHERN DIVISION. SIS.
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Fl statesmen WANTED

Why pay more. when fts buys a t2b sui,
or overcou At Tracie's Upstairs Suit
Shop. eokn Third. second foory
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ls FEMALE SITUATIONS

sfTUATIoS ADS ONE CENT A WORD
IN THE STAR.
Have baby. and want sewing at home
si.00 per day Phone Ballard a00s.
Woman wants housework for old couple
or widower on ranch ~ b.. 2037 Sixth
q
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TO WHOM 1T xAr CONCERN,
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-12
GIBBONS TO
SHOW FEW

Chicago, Aug. 12.-Billy Waters,
navy battler, is going to take a bog
ing lesson at M%aplegrove. ILL.,, Friday
night. His instructor is to be Pro
lessor Mike Gibbons. who makes a
specially of picking soft" spots in
which to demonstrate his class over
the usual run of welterweights. Ma
plegrove will be one Of the "spots."
Mike and his manager were in town
yesterday long enough to sign up for
the battle. When the Walters bout
offered him Mike lost no time in
accepting, for he will have to pass
through Chicago on his way back to
his home In st. Paul after the mill
a few dollars, especially when thev
promise to come as Easy as they viii
in a Walters clash.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-12
TENNIS
SHARKS LOSE

Mandan, N. D., Aug. 12.-Philip
Blank and William B%ehrbaum. the
first team of the New Salem Tennis
club, defeated the Mandan first dou-
BILE, A. H. and w. A. Peterson, in
matches played here.
Mandan won the first set SO. A
deuce set was played which was won
by New Salem. 8 to 6.
The final set was played when it
was so dark the players could hardly
see the ball. The New Salem team
took the set and match, SO.
A return tournament with all three
teams will be played between Man
a ana New Salem on Labor day
here. to decide the inter-city cham.
pionship.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-12
M'GOORTY FOULED
CLABBY, IT'S SAID

Chicago. Aug. 12.-That Eddie Me-
Goorty fouled Jimmy clabby when
they met In sydney, July 4. is proven
by accounts of the battle lust re-
ceived in Chicago. The sydney SPORTS
man in particular has a long story Of
the battle by Boxer Major" and NC
Goorty is critized freely for his roueh
work. The story also says hat Eddia
was beaten when he committed the
foul Following is the story, in part,
written IN true Australian style:
Two OF the greatest middleweiebt
boxers the world holds. the cleyerest
and the hardest-hitting. in the persons
ct Jimmy Clabby. born in Norwich.
Conn. but reared at and of HAM
mond, Ind, y. s.. A., a town otherwise
Unknown before. and that Is
would have been heard OF had II not
produced Jimmy, and Eddie McGoor-
aisoi g mapmaker OF Eureka, Wis.
lAlso u. 3. A., both Irish-Amerfcans Of
the irst ~gereration, met at Rush Cut
ters Bay stadium last Saturday night"
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-12
SPORT NEWS PAGE
CANUCkS DEFEAT
ADOPTED TWINS
DeRose and Dye, Former
Fargo Players, Response
BILE for Most of Runs.

Fort William. Ont. Aug. 1.-THE
tail enders celebrated their return
home last night by trimming the
veterans decisively.
Greisel was hammered for twelve
hits n ten runs in five innings be-
fore being relieved by Fait. Larry
Sutton pitched a mastery game,
holding Unglaub's tribe to four scat
tered hits. A high throw to first by
Wise robbed the Canuck HEAVIER of
A home run clout over the
left field fence with two on and Dyes
triple to center with two on featur-
ed the game. Chapman played Sec
ond in place Of Foster who was call
ed to California owing to the serious
Illness of his mother. The score:
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-12
TAYLOR NOT TO
JOIN TEAM HERE
Will Wait Until Red sox
Return to Home Lot
Go to Winnipeg Next.

Kid Taylor. the recalcitrant man
ager of the Superior Red Sox. will not
join his club until they reach home
next week. Taylor was given a condi-
tional reinstatement. and it was ex-
rected that he would join the club in
this city.
MCGEE, who has been acting as the
team pilot, declared this morning that
Taylor would lot take UP the reins
until the club reaches the home port.
From Grand Forks the Sox go to Win
nipeg for a series. after which they
rlay at Fort William. They then re.
turn to Superior.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-12
AL1NAN'S B|NC[ES
wins TIGHT GAME
Breaks up l to l Tie in the
Ninth with Mighty Drive
Toward Middle Fence
THAT BALL MAY
STILL BE ROLLING
Donley and Rhoades Hook
up in Brilliant Pitching
Duel Yesterday.
ToDAY's I.F"

Games lOuay.
Grand Forks at Superior.
Fargo at Fit. William.
Virginia at Winnipeg.
Winona at Duluth.
Grand Forks won the first of the
Superior series. 9 to 1. the hitting Of
Dutch Altman. with men on bases
being responsible.
Altman's single in the first inning,
with McGraw on second, scored the
first tally for Grand Forks, while his
double in the ninth. with the score
tied, l to 1, scored the winning run.
McGraw again crossing the platter for
the victory.
Pecky Rhoades was in fne form for
Superior. and in ne inning except the
first was Grand Forks able to group
its hits. Six blows were all that We're
made off his delivery. but three of
these were doubles. while Altman's
last hit was good for at least three
sacks. though recorded as a double,
McGraw scoring from that station.
Donley for Grand Forks also showed
some first class pitching ability when
occasion demanded. He was touched
fol nine hits, grouped in pairs in the
first and sixth innings. but outside
of those frames. the visitors were held
at bay.
In the fifth inning. Mulvev, first up,
hit a triple. out it didn't net anything.
was retired at first, Persch struck
out. and Kavanaugh flew out to
Flaherty.
Patrick Flahertv of the Grand
Forks club prevented a break in his
seasons perfect fielding record by the
recovery of a muffed fly. throwing the
runner out at second on a perfect peg
49, -- -:-IA VI
vented Superior from getting into The
scoring column the first of the ninth
inning.
Grand Forks opened the scoring in
the first when McGraw started off with
a double. Freer advanced him on an
out at first. while Flaherty walked,
but was caught trying to make Sec
ond. Altman's single past third scored
McGraw.
ond. when Kelly walked. stole second,
and counted IN Benrud's single past
first base.
From that point until the last of
the ninth. with one out. no runs We're
scored. McGraw. first up in the ninth,
was hit by a pitched ball. Freer sac
rificed him on to second. Flaherty
walked, and Altman cracked the first
ball pitched into center field, making
i: good for the winning score.
Superior had several great chances
for scoring. Mulvey's life on third
with none out in the fifth; Glass and
Kelly singled first I'D in the sixth, and
none out. and Benrud's single and
Rhoade's life on a muffed fly in the
ninth. all going for naught. In the
sixth, with two on and none down,
the Flickertails pulled out of the hole
with a double play on Buffers at
tempted sacrifice.
Benrud's work in throwing to sec
n was perfect. he throwing out four
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-12
c RACES
OFF

New York. Aug. 12.-In view Of the
grave conditions in Europe. the New
York Yacht club does not consider it
proper for the races for the Americas
cup to be held this October. q. Al.
secretary Of the club. SO
today to H. L. Garrett OF the
Royal Ulster Yacht club, through
which Sir Thomas Upton sent his
challenge. Mr.. Cormack's cable mes
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-12

Summary: Three-base hits, Null
vey; two-base hits, Altman, McGraw,
Sampson; stolen bases, Kelly, 3. Perish.
MCGEE; struck out, Donley 4, Rhoares
4; bases on balls, Donley 9, Rhoades
4; hit by pitched ball, McGraw; dou-
Die plays. Anderson to Nifnecker: sac
rif1ce hits, Freer; Kavanaugh: left nm
bases. Superior 9. Grand Forks (, I'm.
pires, Flood and McGarry. Time Of
game, 1855.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-12
BERTHoLD is BEArEN AGAIN

Minot. N. D., Aug. 12.-Minot de-
feated Berthold 8 to 1 in a walk-awav
match at Berthold. A large crowd
OF rooters accompanied the team fron,
Minot. Cornelius spillane was again
on The mound; the heavy. hitting Of
got sixteen hits while Berthold rot
only three. The features of the rama
was the excellent batting Of Nonn
Gallant. Wendt and Palmer.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-12

Games Yesterday.
st. Louis 4, Pittsburgh Q.
Baltimore 3-5, Indianapolis IA.
Brooklyn Pa, Chicago O-5.
Buffalo s, Kansas City @.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-12

Dudley Field Malone declines to
leave the Democratic platform for
the Chautauqua platform. Yet jump
ing from platform to platform is a
speciality with some of the politicians
and Chautauqpans.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-12
Standing Of Clubs
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Games Yesterday.
Boston o, Cincinnati o (tie).
Pittsburgh 4, Philadelphia s..
st. Louis 8, New York 2.
Chicago @, Brooklyn 8.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-12
NEW SALEM IS
BESTED BY

Mandan, N. D.. Aug. 12.-The New
Salem ball club was defeated by Man
dan, 3 to 2, in what probably was the
last game of the season. New Salem
found itself helpless against the pitch
Ing OF Dorer. it's eve hits being well
scattered.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-12
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Games Yesterday.
Kansas City 10, st. Paul OF.
Milwaukee SIS, Minneapolis 90.
Cleveland l., indianapolis 4.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-12

summary-Home run. DeRose: 3
base hit, Dye; two base hits, Dries.
fly. DeRose; hit by pitcher. Lizzette:
wild pitch, Greisel; bases on balls, off
Greisel 4. off Sutton 2: struck out, by
Greisel 8. Fait l.: Sutton q; stolen
bases, Collins, House: earned runs,
Fort William g.: left on bases, Fargo
Moorhead S, FIT. William 8: hits, off
Greisel, II in 4 2-3 innings: umpire,
Landry.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-12

Every woman has a tender spot. r.
1nay ~ In her heart or 1t may be on