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The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-01-15
Little Atlanta Girl
Burned To Death
Special to The Leader-Enterprise.

Special to The Leader-Enterprise.
Atlanta, Ca, Jan. 14.-Little
Blanche Berman of. 80 South
Pryor street had birthday and
new toys and was happy at being
eight years old. And all the
evening she drew on her new
tablet pictures of her mother in
her wedding gown.
But after she had been tucked
into bed Blance remembered
something. She had forgotten
to draw the wedding veil of
mothers picture. But it wasn't
too late. She jumped out of bed
in here little nightie and ran into
the room.
There was an open crate fire
beneath the mantel where the
picture lay, and the flames reach
ed out and licked the child's
flimsy gown. She screamed and
her mother came running, but
Blanche opened the door and ran
out, screaming in agony. She
had run a block down the street,
to her grandmother's house, be-
fore she could be caught. And
there, in grandmother's bed, she
died a few hours later. and say
ing at the last that she hoped her
mother had not been burned too.
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American State Bank VS.. H. H.
James,
Avera Loan Company VS.. Easter
and Josh Kirkland.
j. 6. Boney and Son VS.. W. D.
Hunter.
j. M. Veach Company VS., Third
Nat. Bank.
Ed Fletcher VS.. N. B. Baker.
Dodd Supply Company VS.. Davis
Brothers.
T. NJ. Graham & Company VS..
Mrs. Il. G.. Powell.
Read and Adams VS. j. L. Dor
miny.
FL. S. Story VS.. A. r. Walker
ct al.
j. L. Perry VS.. j. T. Taylor.
Gus Anderson VS.. Sallie Jordan.
Sarah Cross VS.. Willie Kendrick.
A. B. Cook Assignee VS.. G.. E.
Baker ct al.
A. B. Cook Assignee VS.. A. B.
G. Dorminy.
d. P. Adams & Co. VS.. John
Smith.
American State Bank VS.. j. M.
Ennis.
American State Bank VS.. D. l..
Martin.
American State Bank VS.. G. j.
Dorminy.
American State Bank VS.. New.
ton Watkins.
American State Bank VS.. W. A.
Luke.
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Exchange National Bank VS.. w.
H. Horn.
Standard Oil Co. VS. M. G. Waugh
DIT, American State Bank, Clint.
S, R. Fem VS. John w. Anderson.
j. G. Williams VS.. R. L. Higgs.
j, G. Williams VS.. Joe Wilcox ct al.
j. G. Williams VS.. Grant Barnhill.
A. B. c. Dorminey VS.. Mrs. Annie
E. Wito hard and w. H. Fountain.
J.C. Boney and Son VS.. j. w.
Henderson.
Fannie johnson VS.. Everett Prid-
geon.
Smith and Fetner VS.. L. L. Carr
butt.
W. S. Peck & Co. VS. C. U. and
Willie Gaines.
Farmer Fertilizer Works VS.. j, M.
Williams.
The Merchant Bank VS.. J. M. Viii
liams.
A. M. Robertson Co. VS. j. M. Viii
liams.
C. A. Waxlebaum & Bro. VS.. j. M
Williams.
Telfair Fertilizer Co. VS.. j. M.
Williams.
Third National Bank VS.. j. M.
Williams ct al.
Armour Fertilizer Works VS.. w.
A. Luke and Mrs. w. A. Luke Clint.
Third National Bank VS.. C. B.
Teal, Admr. ct al.
The Dannenberg Co. VS.. r. F.
RObitZsch & Co.
R. M. Ware VS.. A. Dorminey, ct
al j. Fletcher.
L. J. Whitehurst VS.. j, C. & Fec
Boney.
Third National Bank VS.. P. M
Adams.
Humphrey Goodwin Co. VS.. Unicn
Cotton Oil Co.
Perry R. Booker VS.. P. B. Owens,
J. B. Seanor ct al, garnishee.
Ocmulgee Guano Co. VS.. T. w.
Sapp.
The Bank of Mansfield VS.. H. C.
White.
J.C. Boney and Son VS.. John w.
Henderson ct al.
Cleveland Manning Co. VS.. L. C.
Williams.
7. ]. Brooks VS.. S. L. Smith.
Exchange National Bank VS.. E.
Wall ct al.
First National Bank VS.. Lonnie
Ellison ct al.
Gertrude Bivins VS.. H. H. Beecher.
Friday, 22nd, day Of Jan. 1915.
j. C. Williams vs.. Maggie Majett.
j. G. Williamf VS.. Maggie Majetr.
j. G. Williams VS.. Henry Tomber-
lin.
E. L. Vickers VS.. C. S. Vrackers.
E. L. Vickers VS. C. S. Vrackers
and New York Cafe, gornishee.
John Lee VS.. Oliver Graham.
Mrs. F. C. Russell VS.. S. L. Bar
field.
Geo. H. Bryant and Son VS.. Mrs.
j. M. Hanes.
Dorminey-Price Lbr. Co. VS.. R. F.
Robitzsch and Co.
J. L. Perry VS.. G. w. Sumner and
j. o. McCullers, Garnishee.
Mrs. S. C. Russell VS.. S. L. Bar
field.
Mrs. 7. j. Hancock VS.. E. H. Han
cock and j. G. MinsheW.
FIN. Graham and Cs. VS.. Mrs.
Sarah Barnes.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-01-15
CITY COURT CALENDAR
For City Court to Be Held On
The 3rd Monday In January 1915
Monday 18th, Day Of January 1911

Monday 18th, Day Of January 1915
High Point Furniture Go. VS.. T.
NJ. Parsons ct al.
Miles Mckee VS.. r. V. Handley.
r. l.. Norman VS.. Ida McCutch-
in.
Watt Holmes Hdw Co. VS.. Mrs.
G. II. Crawley.
C. L. Prescott VS.. S. H. X. Hall.
J. X. Livingston VS.. D. L.
Matln.
j. X. Livingston VS.. Joiner and
New.
D. l.. Martin vs.. j. A. Sasser.
Third National Bank vs.. w. j.
Lewis and Early Gibbs and I. S.
Gibbs Claimant.
The Mccall Co. VS.. Sam Abrams
Dixie Trust and Security Com
panY VS.. j. G. Bush.
Lawrence Roller Mills Company
VS.. T. Nj. Griffin & Co.
1st. Nat. Bank VS.. q. L. Waters
ct al. O. H. EIkins Garnishee.
Kicker and Wise VS.. H. M
Warren.
Robert Russell VS.. Richard Ar
mantrout.
w. j. G. Brown VS.. 7. L. War
rem.
Bird. National Bank VS.. Fred j.
Clark.
E. E. Robitzsch vs.. j. j, Lipsey
j. G. Bush Claimant.
Adams and Wise VS.. j. B. Davis
and D. P. Adams Garnishee.
Elk. Nat. Bank VS.. julie Webb
and Whitehead and Perry Claim
ant.
Carolina Portland Cement Com
prny VS.. Mrs. A. L.. Moore.
The Paulk Company VS.. W. B.
Youmans and American State
Bank Garnishee.
Dodd Supply Company VS.. Kel-
Ter and Baker and Savannah Guano
Co. Garnishee.
H. E. Jones VS.. Cherokee Mar
BILE Works.
Cordele Grocery Company VS..
Y. S. Gibbs and Co.
Mrs. w. B. Moore VS.. Thomas
Wilcox.
A. G. Coulson VS.. Sol Riggs.
G. w. Evans VS.. G. w. Hogans.
John L. Bobe & Co. VS.. P. r.
Morrison & Co.
Baker Supply Co. VS.. A. Parker
I. S. Graham VS.. J. N. Giddens.
Mrs. NJ. G. Dunn VS.. Mrs.
Laura Wilson.
Elk. Nat. Bank VS.. S. M. Witch
ard DIT. and Mrs. Annie E.
Witchard Claimant.
Woody and Co. VS.. P. r. Nor
rison & Co.
Southwest MI. Bank VS.. e. M.
Whitehead.
Fidelity Trust Co. VS.. E. M.
Whitehead.
T. Y. Fletcher VS.. Ben Hill
Company.
j. G. Boney and Son VS.. w. NJ.
Sheffield and Z. NJ. Whitehead
Clint.
]. w. Scarborough and Co. VS..
Willie Carswell and r. V. Bowen
Clint.
Williams and Maund VS.. Earl
Thurston.
The Peoples Bank of Osierfeld,
VS.. Mrs. Sarah Barnes.
Roberts Maxwell and Tinsley VS..
w. T. Paulk.
Macon Fertilizer Wks. VS.. w.
S. and H. H. James.
The Ord Nat. Bank VS.. w. L.
Smith ct al.
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R. 1. Troup VS.. G. G. Reeves DIT.
and E. G. Reeves, Claimant.
Mrs. Susan Walker VS.. Emmett J.
Shafer ct al.
The Blackshear Mfg. Co. VS.. W.
Russell.
Philip Boyd Pub. Co. VS.. W. M.
Russell. -
IL. Perry VS.. W. A. MobIey Jr.
Deposit Bank of Winona VS.. j. G.
Williams using the name of Will
liams Horse nd Mule Company,
Zeno Novelty Co. VS.. Dixie Phar-
macy.
J. L. Perry VS.. Harry B. Sword ct
al.
Goodyear Tire Rubber Co. VS.. C.
M. Smith ct al.
The Parker Willis Co. VS. j. M.
Williams.
Fitzgerald Cotton Oil Co. VS.. An
ME M. Cults DIT. and r. j. Prentiss
ct al GarnIshee.
J. L. Perry VS. o. C. and j. D.
Mink.
Fletcher and Broadhurst VS. j. S.
Dykes.
c.. Williams VS.. A. j. Williams.
j. G. Williams VS. H. w. and A J,
Williams.
H. M. Dodd VS. Mary D. Trammel.
j. j. Fletcher VS.. A. Dorminey ct
al.
Exchange National Bank VS.. Mrs.
R. H. Hooks ct al
Planters Warehouse & Loan Co
US w. S. Davis.
Fitzgerald Trust Co. VS.. j. C. Nc
Cormick DIT. Mrs. E. M. Mccormick
Claimant.
Fitzgerald Trust Co. VS.. j. C. Nc
Cormick, H. C. & P. B. Mccormick
Claimant.
Deposit Bank of Winona VS. JIG.
Williams and W. D. Branch Gar
nishee.
Gray Bros. VS.. R. L. Higgs and j.
G. Williams,
Thomas Walker VS. C. Mitchell.
W. H. Fountain as Sheriff and Off
Jailer VS. Ben Hill County.
Exchange National Bank VS. J. M.
Vining ct al.
Ellis Carriage Co. VS.. j. G. Will
liams.
Sandlin Furt Company VS.. j.. 7.
Walker.
R. B. Fletcher VS. O. S. sR. R. Co.
First National and Exchange Nat
ional Bank Garnishee.
Third Nat. Bank VS.. Lon Dickey
ct al.
Fletcher and Broadhurst VS.. j.
S. Dykes.
Sandlin Furniture Co.. VS. W.
A. Batten ct al.
Calvert Mtg. Co. VS.. T. M.
Griffin and Mr.. j. C. Bush Claim.
ant.
The above and foregoing calen-'
der is hereby approved. ANY
cases not reached on the date of
assignment will be disposed of in
their regular order as reached.
Cases not reached during the Third
Week will be disposed of at the
regular January Term which con-
venes the fourth Monday in Janu-
airy. 1915.
This the 18th day of January
1915.
D. E. Griffin,
Judge City Court of Fitzgerald,
in and for Ben Hill County, Geor-
gia.
D. W. M. Whitley, Clerk.
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First Baptist Church.

Rev. L, A. Cooper, Pastor.
Sunday School $50 a. M.
Preaching 11:00 Sunday morn
Ing.
Preaching 800 Sunday evening.
Prayer meeting 500 Wednesday
night.
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Cheap Round Trip Rates
VIA ATLANTA, GEORGIA,
Farmers Short Course at Athens, Ga.

Atlanta Birmingham Atlantic Railroad has named exceed
ng low fares Athens account Special Courses the State Col
ege of Agriculture January 4h 2Oh Round trip tickets on sale
January 3456-10151617 and 18h with final return limit
January..23, 1915. Ask A. B. & A. Ticket Agent.
Best Service and Schedule via Atlanta. All trains
make direct connection.
W. w. CROXTON, General Passenger Agent
to 1-18i Atlanta Georgia
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Central Methodist
Church,
Opposite Lee-Grant Hotel
G. w. Mathews, pastor

VI w NAuVLINWo3 PhSUOK'
Sunday School at $3.50. Epworth
League at 6:15 p. m. instead of
900 as last Sunday.
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Baker Supply Company VS.. Mrs.
A, G. Mathews.
j. G. Williams VS.. Joe Wilcox
Etal.
J. g. Williams VS.. Grant Barn
hill etaI.
Planters Warehouse and Loan
Co. VS.. Gray Davis and G. L.
Waters Clint.
r. V. HandleY and Co. VS.. B.
F. Barton DIT. and Mrs. j. M.
Hanes Clint.
j. c. Hursey VS.. Z. H. VIM.
Third Nat. Bank VS.. Kate Gro
MATTE and w. NJ. Towns.
Wednesday, January goth, 1915
j. R. McCaskell VS.. A. B. and A.
R. r. Co.
Clyde Lee Manon VS.. 0. S. R. r.
Co.
j. L. Perry VS.. A. B. and A. R. R.
Co.
H. M. Atkinson, ct al, Receivers
OF the A. B. and A. R. r. Co. VS..
Planters Warehouse and Loan Co.
Mrs. G. A. Faircloth VS.. 0. S. R. r.
Co.
H. Arnoff VS.. S. A. L. R. R. Co.
S. A. Kersey VS.. S. A. L. R, r. Co.
ChaS 7. Ellis, by his next friend VS..
E. T. Lamb Receiver A. B. and A. R.
r. Co.
J. L. Perry VS.. E. 7. Lamb Receiver
A. B. and A. R. R. Co.
Dora A. Cooper VS.. 0. S. R. R. Co.
30. Cook VS.. E. T. Lamb Receiver
A. B. and A. R. r. Co.
Alma Mckenzie VS.. S. A.LR.R. Co
R. B. Fletcher VS.. O. S, R. R. Co.
and 1st National Bank and Elk.
National Bank Garnishee.
Alpha Portland Cement Co. VS..
Fitzgerald Granitoid Co. and C. w.
Hays.
Henry A. Horn VS.. G. B. A. Kin
ard.
C. A. Long VS.. C. M. Mumford.
G. W. Sumner VS.. Mary E. Gibbs.
O. G. Whitley VS.. j. L. Perry.
j. L. Perry VS.. Lewis Mobley.
First National Bank VS.. Newton
Watkins.
S. j. Levy & Son VS.. Gines Bros
Co.
First National Bank VS.. J. L. Pitt
man ct al.
M. Schulz Co. VS.. Williams and
MauLd.
Alabama Paving Co. VS.. Fitzger-
aid Granitoid Co.
OIL. Luke, ct al, VS.. L. C. Parnin.
S. R. Fem VS.. John W. Anderson.
Singer Sewing Machine Co. VS..
George w. Durham.
H. N. Gould VS.. Chas H. Hunter.
Franklin Buggy Co. VS.. j. G. Viii
liams.
Armour Fertilizer Works VS.. w.
C. Rodgers and j. W. Russell Clai-
mant.
Charlie Williams VS.. Planters
Warehouse and Loan Co.
Thursday, 2Ist day Of Jan. 1915
First National Bank VS.. H. D.
Vaughn, ct al.
Charley Williams VS.. A. M. Brett.
Taylor Canady Buggy Co. VS.. j.
Williams.
Stone and Garbutt VS.. C. T. Coop
er.
The Ben Hill County VS. w. M.
Rogers, Mary Rodgers, Claimant.
Gulf Refining Co. VS.. Smith &
Fetner.
Exchange National Bank VS.. w.
H. Horn ct al.
Lee Roy Meyers & Co. vs.. Shafer
Pharmacy.
United States Printing Co. vs.
Stovall, Jones & Co.
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The QulnIne That Does Not Affect The Head
Because of its tonic and laxative effect LAXA-
TIVE BROMO QUININE is better than ordinary
Quinine and does not cause nervousness nor
ringing in head. Remember the full name and
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Central Christian
Church.

Corner Lee and Jessamine
e. G. ORAHooD, PASTOR.
Sunday School $3.50 a. m.
Communion 10:45 a. m.
Preaching 11:00,
Sunday morning subject: Goods
Love-"
. Evening Services 7:30 .. m.
Subject: "Has The Age Out
grown the Gospel.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-16
WEST SEATTLE MAN JACKS UP
PORT BODY ON FERRY SERVICE

The following IN a copy or letter
addressed Thursday 10 the Seattle
port commission by West Seattle
man who prefers 20 be known. 20
far as newspaper publication Of his
In concerned. simply
as Taxpayer"
kindly permit me 10 call your
attention 10 certain Incidents Of
last evening, from the standpoint
OF n taxpayer and common citizen.
Il have been a resident OF West
Seattle for nix years. and never
during that time have ! secn the
old Ferry Transportation com
pany or the Seattle Electric co.
more careless OF the comfort and
convenience OF the travelling pub
lie than the port commission was
last night.
In the first place. the commits
sion is delinquent IN its duty in
having our ferry IN the repair
dock nj n time when we need IL
more than al any time In the his
tory OF the city.
Il have II on excellent authori-
~ that there is but one shift
working IN a half.hearted way re-
pairing the boat. instead OF hay-
ing two. or. n necessary. three
shifts working TO get her back on
the job.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-16
GET IDEA FOR
BETTER navy

WASHINGTON. July ie.-r<.
gold braid and more blue jeaus !,
the plan OF Secretary Danlels s,a
Thomas A. Edison for working n
proyements in the navy.
This is the Idea that will be ks,.
In mind in deciding as TO the b..
sonnet OF the new civil adviser
naval board as the result o. oo..
ference between Daniels and u.
son, II was learned today.
In the conference the secre,.rv
and Edison agreed the submarine
and aeronautical services needa
special attention.
They also agreed there should h
the minimum OF red tape" Al.
tached TO the new board, or "mor.
perspiration than ostentation," a
one official said.
Upon returning here early todsv
Daniels said he desired 10 discus
Edison's ideas with his advisers h.
fore making further announcem<r.
as TO the board.
He would not say what other b
ventors and engineers had ben
considered for membership on Ii.
board. but declared some Of IT,
suggestions made by the ness
papers had been good.
That Orville Wright and Hry
Ford will be named TO the boeft.
however. IL regarded as cersaln
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-16

IT has been detrimental IA ~.
interests Of the West Side 10 bss.
no water transportation for 49,.
visitors other than the old H..
your commission has kept ON r.
run.
Referring more particulars :.
last evening. n II was lmposs,s,,
to have our regular ferry. va.
commission should have han !,
other boat 10 supplement q.
Vashon n service.
West Seattle men waited ov.,
half an hour for the boat last eve.
ing, 20 be- milled up with ,b.,.
wives and babies In worse b.,
thar the s. +. co. was ever :.
sponslble for. and then TO be ,y,,.
ed away by hundreds.
Your commission knew beto,.
hand that such conditions xonls
prevail. and the failure O, yor.
traffic management 10 provide q.
II was inexcuaable neglect Of q.
interests Of the people you reps
sent.
The same conditions win M.
vail TO lesser degree on satprd,,
night, and there should be 49,
quate service 10 take care Of o.,
people. which service should !.
advertised by means OF notice, /,
the ferry buildings by tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-16
MAYOR GILL IS A
REAL BOOSTER

Mayor OH n the real sort OF Seat
tie booster.
The patriotic organizations which
got up the reception for the Liberty
bell decided IL would be nice to take
tho visiting committee accompany
ing the bell on an automobile ride
about tho city.
There was a question OF expense
involved. The patriotic citizens
thought the city council might pass
an ordinance appropriating 500 TO
defray the expenses. inasmuch az
somc OF the visitors were Philadel-
phia city councilmen. and IL was
more or less OF municipal celebra-
ton. anyway.
Mayor Gil said II couldn't be
done. as there was no fund availa Bile
for such purpose. and he didn't pro-
pose 10 Great a deficit.
And there the matter rested.
Until
Tho mayor dug down into his own
pocket and hired the autos and took
the visitors out and showed them
the finest town in the United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-16
TWO SHRINER
AUTOS CRASH

Eleven visiting Shriners, one OF
them woman. were slightly
shaken up when two automobiles
came together Friday morning at
Shelby IT. and Highland drive.
y. l.. Blaine. former city council.
man, OF 4i6 North Highland drive,
WAS taking a party OF six on a tour
about the city and coliided with
an automobile containing five other
visiting Shriners. driven by c. IL
Sundstrum. a grocer. 1888 23rd ave
y. W.
Blaine's automobile was turned
over on its side and Sundstrum8
WAS turned completely over. Blaine
reported the accident and said no
body was seriously injured. The
names OF the Shriners were un.
known 10 either OF the drivers. but
no hospital reports have been
made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-16

stan sai. cal, maeksr~i. Z FOR Sc; cal,
herring stc dos stall sot. tec hand
rolled chscsists. ste 10 campaign mis
tsr - stall fEp. russfink pallets &c
fti springs sts 10 local rsneh sxss. :
ass So stan 49, frssh ~ss beans s.
% nsN ps'stoes rs he rs. his esnis
iaurss. Z far SO. Stall q. shoulder II
srfins lamb ftNr IN sugar cured earn
- beet 100 ~. stalls ii.ia. fsofh rezss.
iatso 20 lie ~ rood steak. fto ~. stall
iit. steer -, russ'. 80 ~ ruf. lard.
~. .te! smoked spare Fihs fsr -
stats - boiling beet. itc % roast o,
veal itc n stall 40. checHiats dipped
rasrshmaiio~, tee 10 Chocolate h5dE~.
tee 10. stall see. iarg. cans cafnstion
milk. tie! Mason fruit 5ars. eta tss dos
"a bars scof ianndrY sesn. STE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-16

George u. Colman, n Shriner, OF
Memphis. Tenn. has asked the Sc
attic police to aid him In a search
for his wife and son. whom he was
to have met here on Monday. Col
man says he left his family ut Port
land. and went to Boise. Idaho.
coming from the latter city here.
He says he explained TO his wife,
who IL 52 years old, that he would
meet her and the son at the depot,
Monday, but they were not there.
He has searched hotels where
Shriners are quartered, but has
found no trace of them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-16
MY RESIGNATION
HELPED, He SAYS

San DIEGO. July 1T did not
quit the Wilson cabinet 10 EN-.
barrass President Wilson. I left
because I thought I could do better
work for the president as a private
citizen than M cabinet officer"
This was the word Vim. j. Bryan
brought 20 San Diego today.
This IN the explanation he In ex-
pected 20 make OF his resignation
when he speaks 20 Thousands at
tho exposition tomorrow.
Bryan declares that the lingo"
papers tried 10 lash the country
into semblGnco OF war feryor
without any one TO oppose them.
while no was In the cabinet.
within two days after re-
signed you saw how the sentiment
changed" he said. The president
knows now. M no had no means
~ knowing before resigned, that
the American people do not want
this nation 10 take part in any
war"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-16

stan ~. . he 81 foe White. srsna-
lated sugar. tis. stalls TT.ft. ffssh pas
se1rirsd niis. a. at r. ~ FiaN o.,
best WashinEtou rfsansfy butter. sac
10 stalls "a. ArFieois. sec crate stall
itat large Queen olives. Ite St. Or zee
at stall a.. lemons. - each. stan ,.
Ensiish ~sirnis. leo ~ hian a.. pni
faasss - 60 teo 10 stall 10. 70 small
eans milk. ste. isrse cans MIA. ste;
ihs beet fresh roasted oasfes. o. -.
s'aii "a. beet peanut batter. lee ID. fiaiis
$50. 81 leaves bread. iAe , lee leave.
bread. itc stall 20 chicssn diHnsr. With
coffee sad pie. fie stall 1874. cream
brick cheese. 40 - stall -. elder stn.-
ssr. lee bottle stall "a. shoes r~sessa.
ter 20 60. e,.ii 10. meas and women
'sbs~s fsius up 20 iiee. for iiee and
a. IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-16
TRIES TO DIE TO
PLEASE HUBBY

Il hope 20 find you dead when I
get home"
This was the parting statement
made by J. w. O'Neill. travelling
salesman for the Purcell Safe Co.
103 Columbia St. TO his wife when
he left Seattle for Victoria. several
days ago. according TO her state
ment In the city hospital.
She probably will recover from
the effect OF drinking poison.
Il thought I would let him find
me that way" she explained.
Mrs. O'Neill said they were mar.
rled six months ago. On the fourth
night after the ceremony, he was
absent all night. she says.
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CHASES THUG; he
GETS MASHED NOSE

An attempt to capture two men
who earlier In the evening had en-.
tered his room in the Chicago ho-
tel, Fifth and Jackson. and robbed
him OF s35. resulted disastrously
for X. Sampson when he saw the
men on King ST. The couple swung
on Sampson. inflicting a broken
nose and cuts and bruises about
the head.
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A steamer viii leave Seattle every
sunday ut 900 a m. for Port Town
send direct.
STEAMER Russian viii call at por,
Townsend. northhound, Saturdays
only. leaving Seattle at 10 y, m.
Points marked .. are boat landings.
Passengers for these points and for
other boat landing points must make
their own arrangements for landing,
and assume all risk and liability In
making such landing Steamers pas
senger rate does not inoiud. boat land
ing charges
baggage liability n limited to wear
ing apparel. not TO exceed 800 for
whole ticket 100 pounds allowed free.
Steamers and schedules subject Go
change without notice Freight re-
ceived daily for all points excepting
Tecomal named In above schedule
Tickets must he purchased at ticket
office open from siso n m, TO ~ 90
| midnight.
PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION co.
Ticket OFFICE, Colmsn Dock.
| Phone. Main spps.
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Who shall say what a great part the little
want Ad of the daily paper plays in the
building of the citieSl
This we know, that II that part were ever
Analysed and accurately known, it would be
astonishing to the public.
II is not an exaggeration to say that about
half OF the total number of employees secured
in all lines are secured thru want" Ads.
II is not an exaggcraon to say that over
half of the improved and unimproved property
sold is sold directly or indirectly thru the real
estate Want Ads"
In renting, securing money, cleaning up UNI
used articles, etc, etc. the -"Want" Ads also
play an enormous part.
ARE YOU USING STAR "WANT' ADS?
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SPANISH GETS
HOWARD STIk

e. PAsO, July f6.--Pisy'
ground Supervisor J. Hewsrs
Slime. formerly Of Seattle, n
Gently arranged a series Of hsss-
ball games for the ehamplsa'
ship OF the Mexican sehsels
Two teams were playing hap
PLY one day when all at esce
something happened. A. Slim
does not understand Spanish h
does not know what Il wss
Anyway. a fight followed and Z
riot call was sent In to the p
lice and for the present. q
least. Slime has postponed M
serious"