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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-24
BOY WHO SWALLOWED
 GARBOLIC RECOVERING

Harry P1att, the two-and-one-hal1 years old child who recently sWallovv4 ed carboIic acid is believed to be ret covering at St. Vincent g. -h0gpA1al-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-24
Women good-1ooking lieht skirts-- S1 and S1.25.

Summer skirts made plain goodftting model, ,afn- ished with pockets which give jaunty air$1 and $3 Well made too; for they from folks whose cialty is turning out big quantities at small price White ratine-. $1 Sand beach cloth-$1g25 White gabardine-$125 Linine linen hue,-$1.25
 White pique-$125 They genuine surprise in style, good looks and finish.
 Eecondf floor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-24

FOR SALE-Strictly high class mod- ern residence, large grounds, gar v age, 16O Washington avenue. En-
 quire Jas. Staples & Co.,, 1Ss State
 St. D A "tf
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-24

LUUk pleasant, summer men. To complete the pie EI1re get an extra pair of Flannel Trousers at S3-or- S3.5O to wear, on and off, with your dark coat. Plenty more Trousers at S2-to-S3 in durable wool ens that are winners for wear.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-24

SOBER AND HONEST MAN desires position in club, hotel, private family or watchman. Al refer ences. M. D. S.. 146 Austin St.
 D 24 d.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-24
Here's the Inside Facts!

What's the most inn pOrtant part of a good watch? Ask any ieWeler and he'll tell you that it's the works every time. And there's no getting away from the fact that a suit of clothes, likewise, must have sub Stantial inside workman ship in order 10 give lOng-IEife service.
 P&Q suits are styled TO-tn 2 : minute. Ana they're hand-tailOred with a cast-irOn cOnsti- tutiOn to live to a ripe old age. In time you might wear out their style, but the garments themselves will stand by you thru ''thick-and- thin. P&Q customers can vOuch for that!
 We're showing many mighty new numbers in 2-and-3 but ton models. One chap called them Saucy Su1CS cause the patterns are so pretty and pert.
 Looks like we never seem to have enough of those P&Q 'TRU BLU and Quaker Gray Serge Suits at $1O-and- -$15. Everybody takes to them so quickly. Nix on the middle men here! Come to this real clothing store and save $5-to- $10 on
 That Suit for the Fourth
 Manufacturers for Over 20 Years ca @ R9sssT IS s1=igTE $1 ~ ? { ] lZ'II I z 7 }
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-24

Anna Wagner. four years old, of Maspeth, L. l., received fatal burns while playing about a bonfire.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-24

Not so pleated that boy wfu think them ..girly'; trim and attraot1ve-SS-
 Russian suits of newest type with wide belt and short-skirted coat. Have smart patch pockets
 Made of madras and fancy ratine and kindergarten cloth
 Every one fast color, of course. Unusual vaIue-S1.
 Oliver Twist suits for little chaps of 2 17 to 6.
 Blouse of white or one color with trousers of another.
 Quaint and serviceab1e and theybest- liked of many models broushtsout last season.
 Last season these would have sold at $2 to $2.50.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-24
PERSONAL MENTION.

Thomas F. Drisco1I has taken a musical engagement in New York. WANTED-Machini and toolmak- CTS, first class only. Premier Mfg Co.,, Sandy Hook, Conn.
 D 24 SID
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-24
EDITH MARTHA SCHILLER.

The funeral of Edith Martha, only daughter of MT. and Mrs. George schiller, was held yesterday afternoon from the residence of her parents, ,065 Madison avenue. The funena1 uvas lare,e1v attended by former school mates of the eIeven-year-old girl Ser vices were held at 8 o'clock at the Faxst German Evangelical Lutheran Zion church where the Rev. Herman wehaneyer off1cia.ted. The school teach CT sang ''Laas Mich Geshen. Rev. MT wahrnever read the conrnittaI service ali the grave in Park cemetery The bearers: Rudolph Joblinski, Otto Mo rassis, August Schiller, Edward Ha'- fele, Henry zinn and Henry Dobel- stein.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-24
For women

lG O4 WO444O4I White high and low shoes, canvas and buck, fine quality, plain white or fancy. trinmings,-$S.5O to $4.5O. Rubberso1ed white shoes, heels of rubber too, give the sensation of walk ing on air cusHlions,-$1.5O and $2 50. Gray and champagne oxford ties, lace on side-$3.
 Duck oxford ties, white or Palm Beach,-$2.
 nuck pumps, pretty black and white effect,-$2.50. Pumps that don't slip at the heel, white canvas and buck-$2.5O to $5.
 Main fl,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-24
For girls and children

White canvas pumps. good sort.~- $1.25 to $2.
 White buck pumps, very o1ever.- $2 and $2.5O
 White shoes. canvas and buck.-$2 to $S.5O.
 White canvas play oxfords,-s5c to $1.15. White tennis shoes. laced,-s1 to $1.5O.
 White oxfords with rubber so1e,-s1 Tan play oxfords, good quality a5c to S1.75.
 Tan 'barefoot% sandals,-$1.s5 and
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-24
TOVV L1FAIND D in Street Avenue

The Weather:-PartIy cloudy to- night and Friday. Slightly warmer.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-24

Front basement.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-24

Main floor. rear.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-24

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-09
VITAL STATISTICS


Paul +. Van Do Mark and Kath-
ryn Grou,. Seattle.
Levi II. Chaffin. Kirkland. and
Evelina A. Bower. Seattle.
RAYMOND Moore. %, Redmond.
and Bessie O'Brien. is. Roxboro, Ad-
ans county.
Frank NJ. Cooke. %. Ellensburg.
and Gena Lund. 90. Buckley.
Harold =. Strong. %. and Olga
Frederickson. ls. Seattle.
Juichi Fujinaka. Is. Portland. and
Matsu Hogetsu. %. Japan.
John Wesley Holm. "a, and MI.
dred Smith. II. Seattle.
Herman r. Brotherson. -. Neah
Bay, and Bessie NJ. Davis. 32. Puy-
allup.
Harry l.. Reed and Lora Oster-
hsut. Seattle.
Mrs. and Mr.. o. Van Houten, 1921
Stroud ave. son.
Mrs. and Mr.. f. w. Weathers, ZOE
Boren ave. daughter.
Mrs. and Mr.. l.. Casper. +2nd ave.
S. w. and Arbor Heights. son.
Mrs. and Mr.. +. +. Grant, 6I45
Kirkwood pl.. son.
Mrs. and Mr.. VIM. Adams, 2<16
Sixth ave. W., son.
Mrs. and Mr.. H. c. Zeigler, 6s4+
18th ave. n. r.. son.
Mrs. and Mr.. Lawrence Nelson,
oil Harvard ave. son.
f. n ~
3sl4 Goth ave. $. W.. son.
Mrs. and Mr.. J. p. Hart, 2304 n.
Gath st. son.
Mrs. and Mr.. o. c. Smith. 400
John St. daughter.
Mrs. and Mr.. John Beckman, 2si1
Fairview ave, son.
Mrs. and Mr.. NJ. F. Bibby. 1887
| Donovan st, son.
Mrs. and Mr.. Charles Oleson,
! 1416n 18th ave, daughter.
Mrs. and Mr.. c. Langman. l41S
| Yakima St. son.
Mrs. and Mr.. VIM. Wanala, S03
Boren ave-. ~. daughter.
Mrs. and Mr.. S. w. Thurston. 116
Goth ave. son.
Mrs. and MIR. C. f. Jumper. 1918
Warsaw St, son.
Mrs. and Mr.. c. II. Winge. 194s
46th ave. s. w, son.
Mrs. and Mr.. w. r. Ieenderston.
1910 Austin St. daughter.
Mrs. and Mr.. Maurice Thompson,
3f1e Day st. daughter.
Mrs. and Mr.. Ralph Grinnell,
| $3.50 18th ave n. T., daughter.
Mrs. and Mr.. J. w. Spender. S04S
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W. 10th St. daughter.
Mrs. and Mr.. j. Onikuba. sit
Washington St. daughter.
Mrs. and Mr.. Moses Geneausr,
I27 18th ave. son.
Mrs. and M. o. W. Lehto. 1919
E. Fir St. daughter.
Mrs. and Mr.. Eugene Stack. 81
+. nth st. son.
Mrs. and Mr.. Charles Mckay,
2l42 y. s5th st, daughter.
Mrs. and Mr.. J. G. Hakenscn.
Ills b st. son.
Mrs. and Mr.. VIM. Fend, seis
Beacon ave. daughter.
Mrs. and Mr.. F. Meyers. III
Western ave. SON.
Mrs. and Mr.. Otto Guthman, ls9
37th ave. ". daughter.
Mrs. and Mr.. Louis +. La F1arse'
1909 +. Fir st. daughter.
Mrs. and Mr.. T. p. Tremper. o.
18th ave. W. son.
Mrs. and Mr.. w. II. Davis, 2ess
Howard ave. daughter.
Mrs. and Mr. p. c. Buckley. zSis
Alki ave. W. daughter.
Mrs. and Mr.. II. f. Appleea'e
GIG 32nd ave. daughter.
Mrs. and Mr.. W. Recktenwha'
43i2 w. Morgan st, son. -.
Mrs. and Mr.. Frank Kramer, eei'
3fst ave. $. w. daughter.
Mfrs. and Mr.. G. II. Mcoos'
2005h Second ave. son.
Deaths
Tom Borth. about so, city hospr
tai. July 6.
Patrick Brady. As, King county
hospital, July 4.
Horace C. Merrill. about 50, CITY
hospital. July l.
Myrtle |. Merrill. about ~, Guy
hospital. July 8.
Anna n. BlacSwood. So, Minor
private hospital. July s.
Elizabeth Buckley. age unknown'
Providence hospital, July z. :.
Baby Carpenter. day. 2Sos y
seth St, July Z.
Divorce Granted
There were no divorces gran'ea
on July s.
Divorces Asked
Mayme J. Cooke VS.. Wilfreu =
Cooke. abandonment
Alice II. Smith VS.. Jasper VI
Smith. nonsupport
Geranium w. West VS.. Wm' !"
West, nonsupport.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-09
rIKr rT.ACE

hi. flns Franulat.d sugar. tia Stalls
T7-ss fresh pasteuriEed milk. 90 at. Sc
~. Stall 81. best fresh churnsd butter.
$50 ~. stall o.. hiE cans best milk.
ibc. with 10. tea, coffee or cocoa Stall
50, i0c loaves fresh bread. soc Stall
1871 mid full cream CHEESE, lbs sac.
stall 70. chicken dinner with coffee and
pie. $50 stan os. shoes re<oled. ace 20
7sc. heels, 600. stall ~. fancy apricots.
500 crate. stall 1905, 30 matches. Z boxes
ice. stalls 1. and .. oranges. l5c dor,
stall Is. pure cider vinegar, 100 bottle.
Stall &C. peanut butter. 100 H. stan
1897. salt pork. Ito No. compound. 100 10.
Stall ~, s-oz- bottles hish grade pickles,
10. Stall 1898, Jar rubbars 1850 pkg
pure cane sugar te.sb. delivered. Stall
sc. whole salmon. 2bo, or for .Je.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-09

MAY RESIGN

LONDON. July "a new split
In the cabinet wna forecaatcd 10.
day by the Daily Chronicle. which
intlmatod that either David Lloyd.
George. minister of munitions. or
Lord Kitchener. minister for war.
viii resign.
II f. limited that Lloyd George
has demanded tho resignation ~
Gen. Won Donop, master OF ord
nance under Kitchener.
n Donop rs forced 10 retire.
Kitchener will also resign. the
Chronicle declared. Il was rumored.
while n the master of ordnance
does not go. Lloyd-George will ten.
der his resignation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-09
SOUTH END

Two large loSves bread. $50. am
pickles. &c dor, summer sausage, sbc
H.. salt herring. 1bo dos smeit. lbs
i6c; hppered herring. 100 h Norway
mhckerel, for 1bci new potatoes. 20
lbs Csc. shelled peas. lhs. isc. celery.
lunches Zoe: turnlps. 4 punches &c. egE
plant. $50 lh.l watermelon. 2ho IN. 4:
peaches. i0c doE.. white cherries. ? lbs
tsc; cRntnloupca. I for Csc. bananas zoe
don grapefruit, Tor sbc, aprioots =
doz. Toe. large oranges, 2bc dor. good
steak lbs. 2bc. loin roast lamb. % III. .
half or whole ham. lac 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-09

GALVESTON. July o.-Advice
received by tho Mexican consul
here today are that Is trains. load.
ed with 1000 tons of provisions.
are outside the gates OF Mexico
city ready To rush in and give re-
lief as soon as the Carranza forces
take the city.
Gen. Gonzales forces were re-.
ported at Ecalera. a suburb OF the
capital. and were advancing stead
fly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-09

Stall 7ia. small cans milk. sbc;
ground pepper, zoe ID 100 can fish loaf
&c. stall 40. big oucumhers, 30 each.
large head lettuce DC. stail eos. 10 bouil
lon cubes. zoe, pkgs. corn flakes, ibc;
cocoa zoe NJ Stall ais, 2slayor cakes.
zoe each. Jelly rolls. ioc each, nut loaf
cake. Toe each. stRll i04. lbs. pure
cane sugar. soc: lbs. navy beans, ?6c.
staii aa0. best tomatoes. ioc ID. home
grown beans. lbs i5c. stall sol. salt
mackerei SO each. salt herring. 2ao dor.
stan 6. steer pot roast. 1870 In shoulder
Of lamb. l7ho ID. sugar cured oorned
beef. 100 III.
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CORNER

H'aii iof. good butter. $50 II. . lbs.
tsc. fancy Washington butter. . lbs sc
large eans beet milk. ste with 1 10.
tea or coffee pastsuriSsd milk. 90 ct. 1
dos guaranteed esEs 7tc Stalls :, =. ..
Z. pot roast. 40 90 100 ID sifioin steak.
ITO ID. ioln pork chops iTbo ih.i No. /
hams lie. fancy chickens. itMo ~.
stalls ft-2s. hig cans best milk. itc.
with ! %. tea or coffee. dos. jar rings,
itc: good coffee. tic 10. lbs, 1to. stall
~, German diiis. Sc dos sweet relish, isc
pt. Stall I. spiosd herring. for sbe.
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PUBLIC MARKETS
A~fTARy

Stall D. choice steer beef. % % Zoe
10 veal outlets. Zoe ~. fresh dressed
chicken itc 10. stall 1914. suHshins
cake. itn each. fr1i; bars doE ibc.
stall. stfs. lbs sugar. tori dos.
nafch~. asri ioc rolls toilet paper. Sc
pure cane sugar. tbse sack with other or
der stall II. raspberriss. 60 boz green
beans 100 IN. ihs use. carrots and
lettuce. punches &C.. stalls i19~iat. at
bottles Hrapojuica. 600. J lbs dried
peaches. $50. stalls ig.ai. rich farm
cottage cheese. Ice 10
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Mus; sell. ans viii take tess. ara
make terms % SO cash ard tte
fnanthir for tract 81 fine acre
age. 81 Kirkland. tn a closely Ism.
proved section close 20 fsrry
dock. school ana stores nice
new ho9se. vel. sfc. ~ you
mean hutlnsss. rgms over 20
kirkisnd ard inquire 81 the
Kirkland Hotel Cor Mr. Hr~ns-
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-09
ACREAGE


hsoMoMfsn COUNTY
- acre. - miles from Granits fsiis on
a good road. Ia thickiY settled neigh
baFhoet The soil 10 rifstsciass anf
peculiarly adapted Tor berry raising o.
truck gardening This tfac, fronts on
the ntiliaxuanish river A fiu- home
place faf some ons Sho wants - TsaliI
rst hack 10 the lana rha price IL iee
an scra. on srssnfite~odnoafnba BAN
balance al iis meath.
NORTH Esd ACREAGE
nuy az acre on enc res read between
Lab. Washington and the Sound. IN
Lake Forrest PARK Hsrnnd Addition. lusi
miles nefth % the riir limits This
10 property that l. SURE 50 lacrosse 10
value wiih the retutR % pfesgsftif
Tho price - 'tea ar acre. On terms -
tia down and hsianc. at ~ 80 q tnnnih.
fs~ dollars Invested IN THIS gfopsfir
viii hslp yeu on the road e indstest-
snrs. Auto tfiF, % sho- this land -
$40 a ~. ana 70 . m aaiiT. Gail
us uP and make an appoinimsut 20 50
snf see ~
ot.E HANSON co
Third Flnnr Sss York niaes
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MORTGAGE LOANS

iI5:Sj lsS;:,s;s, 6 ~ z EssS.s,:
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HAAH
room modern house All kind. fruit snd
shruhterY io0ttof. close 90 two car
ttnss near woodland parAi asress
msnts ali tn except paving Nust have
money Price it.too. 1900 cash. bal
ancs like rent
}. NJ uooTH
Gao Burke
ANAr
tosiis. corner eioss 10 esri Green Lake
district 1850, 1909 cash.
J. ~ nOOTH
Gao nuFks nlfE.
ron BALE. cHEAP
A beautiful domestic In West Seattle lot
it1Hitz. small house and ~oodshsd
garden and fruit trees school and
stores just aoross tho street Must cell
~. owner On riaee. 77if ttih ave.
W. every evening or sunday. Tauniis'
roy caf Co. Lakewood
CAN'T 49, QrALEb-it.arrs rsiin.
auishmonti rhsst hind - bottom land
sast - Auburn ono mile ~ mnoadafn.
tssd hishwsYs river front does not
essfhav. no tsres 10 pay Tor . years
o. geo worth Of cedar shinsia timber on
land All fof Itoo, Address sles
T1W EAT.E ~ OWNEN
fsrss trsoii In garden nearly nov.
sFeom pissisf.d house. taseusnt.
electric lights. wood house. chick
on house and yard good sell
~AikinE tistAne. kirkland eoct'
Price ii.sft. part cash Aaars.. F-it.
star
LoTs serisf' titti ei,y water IN snd
paid one block 10 car 30, American
uans mos
HAS ths sis~ House parity built. sist
s.roafn house. use Easy terms Phone
Ito 5 West isiN
f-B6oM ntSaAfJow. ons block 10 Tire.
cars. wAllinEfofd District
, -. nooru
sis uurss nlds.
ny Equity. modem. f.Tpem bunEsiow.
value o. oae. iTt cash. Covsn PARK
~eS-~~S~sss1,Sl~e;S-~~-~-~-~-~-N~~~~-
WATER FRONT LAND
WANT
nOAT.BriLDER BLACKSMITH
raks part my finest water front. iiTs
40 srrsl nest my machine shop Join
me IN Doe, repairing huildinr. ruisi-
Nats enjoy 9 splendid home riAce
ownsr'. proposal ASK us about r. Pull
particulars mailed on request
cifks HoNrEs co. Ai.AekA nLpp.
ROOD cAsAf. wkTER FRoSr
10 .cr.. on Hood canai near nrinnoni
seb feet ~ eater srcntt uds iAnds 80
Nth tho property 81 tteh. This IL q
ia. plses - ~aisr ffont. good beach
iow tsnkl fire fishing an ideal sam-
rnsr home Terms iiso eAsa. hsisnns
oi.E naxsox a co
TNirf Finee ~~w York nicrs,
y-s~-~s~s~~>|~s~~->s~S>~~ ~>>~s~-~S~0e-e~~~~~~
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
Eh%. ~, -
Monsy en- iutpfossf city property. We
make haiidius Jeans
CALHOUN DENNY 8 EwtSp
aisssa nulidius
NEAL EsrArE LOANS ~NoRTHwhS
Head a Mortgage Co. Central niaE-
tstws~n Colombia and Marion.
ti.see TO LOAN. itss 90 lean. on rood
imprcssa real .s'Ai@
~ A HcHHoEpKH. Us Boston nieek.
RIAL EsTArE moRroaoEs. iteo Up
- g. 49,. fully secured. Tor sAis ~ joe
" Thomas Co, fnr, los Chs-rg o
.~~~~~e~~~~~S~~e~~~~~~Ne~e~ S~N>~~~~~s~~~~e~e~~e
so EXCHANGES
WILL EXCHANGE lots free ard
clear valn~ isbe. AZ GOOD tom. sans.
field. wash. Tor uninaprossi soreaEe on
main land. IN sis~ ~ Sound. between
Everett and Hisiu.s no aHsnis VIII
sssum. small mortgage iAntmsn,
1850 Fourth ave. E.attie. wash. Fhons
ballard isa
TnkpFfL- WIDE, as N.w YofN niecs
MORTGAGE LOANS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-09

A steamer viii issv. Seattle every
Sunday a, s'oo 9 m for Por, Town
send direct.
Steamer Russian will call at Por,
Townsend northbound. Saturdays
only. leaving Seattle at 10 y. m.
Point. marked 80 are boat landings
Passengers for these points and for
other boat landing points mus, make
their own arrangements for landing
and assume all risk and liability In
making such landing steamers pas
sengsr rate docs not include boat land
ins charges
BaEsase liability IL limited 60 wear
ing apparel. not to exceed tioo for
whole ticket 100 pounds allowed free.
Steamers and schedules subject TO
change without notice. Freish, re-
oeived daily for all point. teseepting
Tacomal named In above schedule.
Tickets must be purchased at ticket
office open from Gao a, m. 20 isioo
midnight
PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION co.
Ticket Office. Coimsn Dock.
rhone. Main So9s.
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LAND

H1BLUNW
$4,000 TO 5000 PER ACRE
ti.ee Cash. taa Mentally. - FER Annsrn.
IN ssrnaus f.svis county. hsf ~aY -.
tsssn Hsaftis Anf Portland. nesi
tfAnspeftafion IN s'a'si low freight
rates Coed. level lAad4 On rfaVsisf
county reads between the railroad Aaa
rarifie htEhway
DAVID y EASTMAN
tat f.n~man Uifs
THE MORT ATTRACTIVE
LEGALITY vi,Nfn sasr reach ~ Seattle fer
. ceuntFy home Nil 10 fouhf on Gaia
ear, ianss ~ raa hav. not -; sssa
this rrnparsy yea snoyf do - rg~
when location. auali,g - saii. aee~ssi.
tiii,y ard price are ceusifeFsd. no bet.
Ter gfepsfsy pii - found. Come IN
and xst further Particular
WEST a WHEELER
90, ColmAn Heck. Malta it,f.
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10-ACRE BARGAIN
$500 CASH
Balance 81 700. liberal terms ZINE house
good we'll. 7 acres pasture, balance In
cultivation, acres vegetables. horse
and buggy Fine home Tor little money
MCLLfS BROS LAND GO.
eO3 Northern Rank Bldg.
FIVE ACRES WITH SPRING
Good. rich. sandy loan soil. II miles
from business center ~ Seattle. short
walk 60 Colby. good school, phone ssr.
vice and delivery from stores morning
and afternoon service 20 city.
PRICE Si75
$50 CASH AND $40 PER MONTH
CLIFFORD a. VAN ARSDALE, Inc.
lals laird Ave. 10I Washington ST.
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Is FEMALE SITUATIONS

WANTED-BY a sirt ~ years Old. sho
has had erpsri.ncs % caring for
babies By the hour Will. their mamma
q. out Good references given. Phone
Ksnwpod iste
ExPERIEScEp s,snosrsehsr. sltssr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-09

MOTOHcTcLEB-New ana ssco.,d- hand.
all makes; some OF these taken on new
INDIAN MOTOHCYcLE5 Baliou a
Wright. SIT " Pike st., nsar Broadway.
phons East All.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-06

Cowglrls pony rAee--Purse, $3.50.
to be divided $50 each day. First,
$25; second. SIS; third, $40
Stage coach race Purse, t200.
First, $3.50; second. $50.
Pony express raee-Purse. $500
and trophies. First, $t25 and silver
mounted bit presented by M. Mo-
rales, bit and spur maker of Port
land, oregon second, $50, third, $26.
Cowgirls relay race--Purse, 5000
and silver mounted saddle, First,
5000 and silver mounted saddle; sec
ond, 5000; third 500.
Indian race (thoroughbreds) -
Purse, $3.50, to be divided $50 each
day. First, $685. second, SIS; third
$40
Cowboys bucking contest-Purse,
$3.50 and trophies First, $500 cash
and saddle; second. $3.50; third. 800.
Tug Of war-Purse, s24 each day.
First $24.
quick change race-Purse, s25
each day. First SIS; second. $40.
Wild horse raee-Purse, $50 each
day and jack pot, $3.50 viii be paid
BY each rider entering which will go
to the jackpot, First, s25 and 50
per cent OF Jackpot; second. SIS and
50 per cent Of jackpotl third, $40
and 20 per cent Of Jack pot
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-06

Squaw racs-PuFse $3.50, to be d.
vided $50 each day. First, $254 sec
ond, SIS; third, sic.
Cowglrls' standing race-Purse,
$3.50, to be divided $50 each day.
First, $25; second, SIS; third, $40.
Cowboys relay race-Purse 1900
and trophies. First, $500; second
$200; third, 500.
steer bull-dogging S175;
first 500, seeondi $50; third, s25.
Cowboys standing race-Purse
$3.50, to be divided $50 each day,
First, s25; second, SIS; third, $40.
Cowgirls Bucking Contest-Purse,
$3.50 and trophies. First s125; sec
ond, $75; third, $50
Indian pony relay race-Purse,
$500. First, $3.50, second, 500; third,
$50.
Indian Pony Race-Purse, $3.50, to
be divided $50 each day. First s25;
second, SIS; third. $40,
Steer roping contest-Purse, 5000
cash and trophies First. $500; sec
ond, $3.50; third, $50
Maverick race-Purse, $40 each,
and 40-foot 1-2 inch lariat presented
by Portland Cordage Company OF
Portland. Oregon
Chariot Race--Purse, 5000; first,
$125; second, SIS
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-06
Franklin Used as Gal. Gasoline

Ninety-five gallons of gasoline
were used by the Franklin test car
in its run to San Francisco from
Walla Walla and Pendleton, accord
ing to later message received from
] W. Mccormack. Eleven gallons
of lubricating oil were used but Mr..
Mccormack estimates that five gall
Ions of this was wasted in emptying
and refilling the base as a matter of
precaution. The actual time of ar
rival at McLains in San Francisco
was sos Wednesday, the car having
been delayed 56 minutes at the Be-
necia Ferry, 20 minutes at the Oak
land ferry and S5 minutes in cross
ing. The car was also driven slowly
up the steets of San Francisco Mr..
Mccormack wires that their feat
has been given a great deal of pub
licity by the San Francisco papers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-06
County Court is rnheId.

HOOD RIVER, Ore, Aug. 5.-Mur-
ray Kay, Hood River county engl-
neer in his suit against the county,
in which he endeavored by manda-
mus proceedings to force the -ounty
court to put road construction under
his supervision, has received an un-
favorable verdict from Judge Brad
shaw.
Mr., Kay maintained that as the
county had no roadmaster, all road
work should be in his charge. After
his suit was brought the county court
appointed H L. Furrow roadmast-
er Mr.. Kay attacked this appoint
ment as Illegal All his contentious
were denied.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-06
Tennis Tournament Planned.

At an enthusiastic meeting of the
members OF the Roundup Tennis
Club, held last evening in the Com
mercial club rooms, it was decided
TO hold another singles and doubles
tournament during the late summer
and fall similar to that held last
year. Following the city tourna-
ment. a county tournament may be
held inasmuch as there are tennis
clubs in nearly all of the small
towns of the county A committee
Of five, consisting of c. o, Rinehart,
Ernest Crockett, w. c. McMcKinney,
Brooke Dickson and r. H. Horne,
was appointed to make the neces-
sary preparations and decide upon
the dates Two new members, c. S.
King and Mr.. Simmons Of the state