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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-15
COWGIRL Will.
RIDE IN ROUNDUP

A girl who has ridden her way 10
the top as a relay and standing rid.
or. Miss Ruth Parton. viii be fea.
ture OF The Western Stampede and
Roundup during Shrine week. July
10 10 &c.
Miss Parton has string Of her
own horses. paid for by herself
from prizes won by her IN roundup
contests nj Pendletou. Walla Walla.
Toppcnish. Vancouver and other
places.
Miss Parton II small IN figure,
but II one OF the most daring and
sensational OF cowgirl riders She
IL only 10 years old
She IL the holder Of n worlds rec.
ord for quarter.mile track riding.
made on the Pendleton track
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-15
HELP! MEDICOS
UNLO0SE THREE
BRAND new BUGS

SAN FRANCISCO, June is
Death bugs In doctors ~hIskers.
Baid-heaoed germs In the school.
rooms Of the country, heading hun
dreos Of thousands Of American
boys and girls on the road TO be.
come hairless men and women,
making America a bsld-hesded ma.
ton.
4 nose biting bug lurking In the
gardens and bouquets and dealing
disease 70 lovers and sgricUlturists.
These are the new members OF
the bug family which. under long
Latin and Greek aliases. made
their debut today at the tenth an
nual meeting OF the American So.
ciety OF Tropical Medicine at the
Panama. Pacific exposition
In an Interview. Dr. David y RO-
berg. whom Oregon sent 10 China
10 locate new germs. came out with
the declaration that bearded physi-
clans are things OF the past and
that the doctors now realize the
Van Dyke. once badge Of the pro-
feEsion. was really a germ-carrier
from one patient 20 another
DR. Karl Meyer OF Cookies inBti-
tute Of Medical Research. 10 the
particular foe OF the germ produc-
Ing badness.
Dr Horace Burr OF the American
Medical association sees IN the
tetanuE germ a peril 20 flower
lovers. This germ. according to
DR. Burr, makes a specially OF sub
marluing up ones nose and there
dealing a death bite.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-15
SEATTLE TO Be A
Blaze OF LIGHT

Senttle't downtown district Will
be- a mhzt ~ Great White ways
during trlno convention week. In
July. hutt her residence sections
viii blnzi with light
The SHRINE executive committee.
Monday night, approved plans Tor
illuminating the city
Al uffice buildings will keen
their u thts on all night. and an -
fort Wi be made 90 persuade ~
realderHa to keep their lamps trim.
med n'ad burning and their window
blinds up.
Every Shriner Will DE logged out
IN Jed necktie. red fez. white
troussrH. white shoes nni blue
serge coat during convention week
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Stall -. lbs fine white sugar. SEC
STATS 44-ak fresh paHtHurirsd milk. q,
at. &c pt stalls cess. peanut hutter. 10,
10 stall So cucumbers goo dor stall,
4t-th. lemons ic each. seedleas Crane
fruit. : Tor 2sc stall BE- creamery but.
tor. 2bc ~. lbs asc stall 1911. mild
cream cheese. isc 10 stall 10. IS,
peaches. Ice sfaii 81 8 lbs rolled oats
csc stall 60. apple butter. 2 ibr lac
stall ., Ice huinr Sc sweet potatoes and
sauerkraut cans ihc, s,al 1909. yellow
or white corn meal lbs ibc stall
1925, ffc baking powder goc. star 1891
veal chops. lave lh. Stall 1911. sailed
pigs feet g. 10 stan Is corned beef
o. 20 t2iae N. stall 1881 cream brick
cheese zoe 10. stau Is sardincs. cant
zoe stan 10. ladies ana mons outins
hats. soc value 2bc. stall Ga. shoes To-
soled. SOC To Zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-15
WAR COST
WILL DOUBLE

LONDON. June i5.-Premier As.
quith today called upon the house
OF commons for a new war appro.
prlation of si.2i6.625. 900.
England has spent 1885. $50 600
since the war began. the premier
said
He estimated the expenditures
for carrying on the conflict during
the coming year would be nearly
double the daily cost OF the war
the past ten months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-15
SOMETHING DOING
NOW IN BULGARIA

ROME, June 1S.-An unconfirm.
ed report that Bulgaria has ordered
munitions from the United States.
with payment to be made thru a
German bank, caused sensation in
political circles here today.
Minister Rizow of Bulgaria refus.
ed 10 comment on the report. Its
source Is a mystery. but II spread
like wildfire thru governmental and
political circles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-15

stall 2io No 30 sack patent flour,
tis6. - bars laundry soap. 2Sc. stall
gOb. sugar. "a lbs ~ 90. cans green
peas. poe. Q pkFs corn starch. i5c. stall
2is. large cans milk csc. pkEs
macaroni 26ci lbs rice. 2tc stall SOC
pure honey. 2bc pts sal con tomatoes,
asc. stall 100. cans corn or tomatoes
i6c. zoe can peaches, Toe, tlhs best
navy beans Csc stall a2l. Zoe loaves
home made broad Use. SLAYER cakes zoe
each Stall a1i. Telephone peas. lbs
eac. Rpricots, . dos. i6r stall a't rep.
permint elbows. isc H. walnut meats zoe
10 stall $40. dollhouse Tomatoes zoe 40
rasphcrries, boxes 2hc stan atg grape
fruit 5. for 2bc; pinetpplcs tbc each
stall att. fancy bananas 1tc uuH
potatoes lbs gbc stall 20 toc coffee
0 lbs. 90. 300 bottle olive oil. Soc
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MAY AMEND SEAMEN'S LAW

WAsHtNGToN. June 1.-THE
Pacific Mail Steamship company an.
nouncemcut that It's vessels would
be- leased 10 lines operating from
some other country because ~ the
limitation Of tho Heamrn'a act haF
" idsued the scope of inquiry started
by several nations upon the repre-
rontntion that the la Toilette act
violates various treaties
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President Wilson has been nd.
yiscd ~ the effects of the Law thru
40 investigation by the department
81 commerce
This may lead ~ the act being
amended The steamship com.
panles ~ thc Pacific coast are pro
testing against the law. declaring
n gives Japanese subsldized lines
the advantage and renders profit
able competition impossible
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hANIT ARY

stalls i22-i2t ripe olives isc ut
cooking oil. $50 pt. zoe isEal stalls
gt-as. 70 lbs sugar. csc bars white
soap. 2bc. large cans best milk. zoe
stalls tgsst. smoked salmon trimmings ~
oil. lbs cbc. home baked beans Toe ut.
Stall q sharp cream cheese. . lbs &hc
Sew York sharp and saFe cheese. 9 lbs
bbc fresh ranch csgs. dog Csc. At Les
Hes Toe tomatoes. Sc. stan 49, English
pork pies for POO stall ~. 8 punches
onions Sc, Telephone peas. his Csc
tomatoes. Toe III parsnipN punches zoe
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PUBLIC MARKETS


stall 10. new onions and radishsp S
punches Be-. rasphsrrir. and strawberries
Be- boz. apricois Toe dos stan. 1885. 4.
lbs white beans. 2lc, Jelly glasses. isc
doE stan -. cut carnations 2Sc dor
roses. soc dos Stalls 2 g. g. T. Iamh
shoulder ioc 10. hamburger steak Toe
70 pot roast ioc "a i2hc NJ stall T.
ieiiied piss feet. 2oc 70 lambs tongues.
for 2br. stall ~ homeless smelt e lbs
Csc. skinned sole Toe n rod snapper.
zoe 10. stalls tos-ii, cans mIncemeat.
Csc. pkEs. noodles csc
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1000 AUSTRALIANS
AMONG tine KILLED

SYDNEY. n. S. w. June 10
More than 1000 Australians have
been killed and 5000 wounded in
the fighting in the Gslipoli PENN.
sula. An official casualty list an.
ncunced today shows Lis killed.
6.4T2 wounded and 24S missing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-15
ANCHORAGE NOW
HAS A REAL JAIL

SEWARD. June ia Jail is the
first governmental institution es.
tabllshed at Anchorage. where Tn.
Gle Sam has laid out a townsite in
conjunction with the building OF
the Alaska railroad
Ten miles OF the railroad right.
of.way out OF Anchorage have al.
ready been cleared. and IS miles OF
contracts have been let for the
grading work A temporary dock
and scow on which a dredge will be
placed for clearing the channel are
building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-15
ARGUE CRANE CASE

Prosecuting Attorney Lundin IN
In Olympia Tuesday TO argue sew.
eral cases before the supreme
court one IL the appeal OF Felix
Crane. alleged negro boss OF the
tenderloin. who Was convicted OF re-
ceiying earnings OF fallen women.
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Go ON THE
EXCLUSION

To ninMfNgHAN nest Sunday morning
fast ArEns leaves foot q Columbia At
Is m. sharp. fare Sec round trio
4 delightful excursion and a chance 60
see ths best acreage on tho mainland
near Seattle
Get tickets and run Information A. office
or come direct 10 dock next sundaY
morning
e X sTrRTEvANT. an BOSTON Block
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BRYAN OFFERED
JOB IN MOVIES?

WASHINGTON. June i5--For
MGR Secretary ~ State Bryan re
turned 90 Washington today and
announced that tomorrow he will
Issue q three part statement die
c,issing The Causeless War and
IA Lessons for 10
Bryan originally intended 20 f..
sue the entire statement today,
but changed his plans.
Bryan merely laughed when
asked regarding Il report that be
HAD been offered $4,000 20 appear
10 the movies
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REgiRO LYNCHED

HOPE, Ark. June i5.-Foilod in
their fin attempt. a party OF lynch.
ers who rode up TO the Hope jail
last night in automobiles are be
lieved 10 have succeeded today In
hanging 10y Haley, negro.
Haley was accused OF killing Roy
Lester. n white planter
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ACREAGE
THREE Farm SNAPS

THREE FARM SNAPS
so acres meas pak iiaftor tstF hiEhlt in
proved. ia acres be- crop. nll titled
dfaiaoa faum house hrt ana cold
Cd water iu house laftr barn. cows hogs
chickens fine team WUi consider
hnmo ct kirkland CO., un Lake WaHhina
tUN and small Gosh payment balance
mortgage. toms time
so acres fine tiaf iuHm. huusr harm
Fnnt ufsHafi aHms cleared quite s
Doe more raaiIf rIanfst. on sHHtstDutts
road 81 BOO part zach balance q" s1it
sec. nrtr stock ranrh nu fenced good
NrIi and rsssttnir. ala A I land neat
lusd tueu To rtthAaEs faf small ini
proved HH Che Sound
81 upDTu tfs IWftr
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NO Chesterfield
IS THIS CHESTER A.

Mrs. Grace Keller. employed in
the office OF Or. @. S. PeterkiB Ia
the Cobb building. started suit for
divorce from Chester A. Keller. a
chauffeur. in superior court, Tues
day. alleging she was left lying I'M
conscious on her bed the day after
she returned from hospital. In
May. 1914. while her husband went
out on a carouEal.
He treated her with such brutal
lty. she alleges. she was compelled
TO flee TO the home OF her mother
as soon as she was able TO walk
without assistance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-15
BUSINESS
lIaEG1 DRY

This directory is intended
for the convenience OF any one
desiring something a little ont
OF the ordinary in their daily
needs and requiring 1t in a
hurry. The firms represented
below make a speciality Of i'm
mediin service and will glad
Nv s..sInish any information
that IA necessary. Remember
salts faction is guaranteed by
ever advertiser.
Just Use Your Telephone
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PERSONALS

I 4 NENY rnnierY MIHs 81 is summrrs
weight no. height n to- htuwu
hair, brown eyes fate compieslou. good
kind disposition. American thrlstitn
farmers ioNEhtet. property worth 'ft.-
eco viii Inherit has 900 opportunity w
meet tssirabto gentlemen is suud
housckespvf aud rookt PLAYS plano and
siusa newer married. viii marry poui
man n worth, no objection Go farmer
Mnre partlcuiatsfnr any man ansNorlus
auttk tnciosins some postage Address
tatutrru. ' % a. VALLEY, Sch fNCnnfnl
deliveries NOT auHwvcrtl NJ notice
l. genuine
MESH uAUH repaired '0s Peoples nauA
utds
nArriNEss lies IN married life Are YOU
leaeiyf juin Seattle Reliable trioud
shtp club Ladies free Adj q E,ans
~ umou, Ant u
lptN my fiundshtp and matrimonial
tiut best tu re state. women ftcc
kate mcleod assp caIuY ave. Everett
wash
OFT MAtREp Heat mstrimaniai PAPER
published Mailed frrc The tortes
p1ndent Toledo ohio
ENrtiufNCEu pnuuf, man wants igdV
pattner ~ seod christian character
mstriw"n' IN view Address ia star
MNssNuE Madam rraneois sts rbEd
ave
Mss JEwtii.--MANicuHiSa lii,.
Tfifd office ia
MASSAGE GIVEN Experienced man
PIT star
,E> Ns0 nNE wonKs i'ot SEVENTH ,r,
k1NAN Ai.,iltst eilhrs tees i, =.
ssA BUSINESS PERSONALS
ETHEL MtcuFLsrErrrp Ten needle
vlrf'roloEist expert, absolute guarantee
ln every case treated els Eifei uids
Main ts0f
MASSAGE and manigufinE Easiefn lady
attendant Room sos Empress Hatet
moss Third
htaisrENEp MIDWIFE ME- Wuieik
SEQ. 5eis 18th - " phsns natisr,
tetf.
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% HOUSEKEEPING RMS.

NICE front housekeeping rooms douhTs
and single. gas ranges phone ana bath
very reasonable 1919 - Niuth ave
Elliott 31fa.W
$3.50 tf-WRikinE distance. large. clean
housekeeping and sleeping rooms III
Marion.
81 80 Pm WEEK up. Including Wabi
hath telephone. 9z0is Howell Elliott
gza0W
I WELL FrHSfaHED rooms. large yard
~ per month fl2s Fremont ave
North 2tgT
RIGHT PRICES - Steam heated house
keeping rooms. close IN. 70s spring
Elliott 500
$3.50 uP WEEK Newell 1870 Western
No~~~-~-~-~4~~O~ooe
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30 BUSINESS CHANCES

WELL ENrAnltAiinn aenerai merrhau.
diHr huHinvHa fuf Hatrl rttt shFr prop
uHltinn. VIII bear strict Investigation
80 900 stock 900 busiueaa POI month
A money maker raft cash rect seuatitf
ouod reason fur sriliuE Soc owl e' g.
q Msrtin Avon. wash
COMPLETE mu,ins picture fead shoe
ia reels ~ film rnWsfa iaathinv. rriut
lus everything complete go ftte
wabash ave
dtop CHANCE ron KNOT HAWYri
FbU BALE one share in tha Mar AZ Mo
Nfs tn mill Fond steady luh uie
thrittvuseu. MarYHtillo. Wash
ron UAlE Small to1mtHa house at d
hargain 0ut Aith eve
PAYING proposition. To taofns Fnud ipta
tian 1900 RASH 5000 un ftms 1tth
First
ron SALE ctnaf stand 0s,urss rheau.
tth chorrt fuauir~ in#fdH
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MORTGAGE LOANS

81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
tM~s ~ ~
Nouey On iupysvsd city property We
make buiidinT loans
CAtH JtfN. DENNY Ewing
Afska Building
MAJ. ESTATE LOASs-N oRrHEHN
bond 4 Mortgage Co. Central HiaE
between Columbia aua Marion.
REAL EsrAirE MoRrGAoEs isNb vr
~, 20 80. fully secured f1r s1ie ~ Jos
q Thomas Co. fnr. int cherry -
a. 900 10 sosn on Improved property
A.
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Hsvenna TO celebrate indie
pendence day. July 3. in the good
old fashioned way.
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/ "a. ,r. most hssatifai pier. - tirp prss'
-ffv 500 rats ever looked a. ifs lT'
rood ruad Leeds Co g. the pfituTrs -
,sm,uunify tsafh on take waEhinTifnt
uatrf rtped tn tract Voc can nnf fls
! faf rHN cEsTs DAY There 10 tasf
ans piece - this alma
ufE uANWuN a 60
80 Nss York. nipsA
MOVE RIGHT IN
Sirr tunaaiav iHsi completed y
a.. Tract - good iAnd. 90 gravel '-esa
| miles from Fnohomish. wash sff -
minntrs waih from paf mul' a. ihfee
/ fakns rhis 70 SNAP snf 10 offF "hN
- our many ianf bargains VI af4
selling large desirshis afes IN
rr.aiatsIf araana nsf mlls rris's sna
terms sfs ftsht snf -,
"YOV DEAL WITH Us DIRECT
i.st 80 shaw rnn Wflts - 49,
r.. ~ MElKiEIOHS
Nrr iand Dept
ltTsi = q Hu,tth mas F~ati~ Wash
THREE LAKES LBR co.
nAsnr rRoroHiriu~ fofsa Hnn.s
ps-fir furuisnsf trees eefFr hush"s
-nw.r. eiass 60 car. nns to- - baF
uka rsnf SO per month thn raid
see. sufsh more NJ howeFs East
I
a. HOMESTEAnS
{ ts6 arWEa ehois. valley ifnf suifahis
far hrrs ana alfalfa no wrsts lard amf
ra sfttfrns e. rfuh Hu4i have rash.
srH uul ,shs ftte Tor ~ rsdihis sais
For ron particulars aaffts. f-it ftaI
eftrAp-qooE
-ioaaEp.orf~' GANus
Atans the "MUws4hss
RhrnW anH large trartss easy terms
wsits ar call far free bnoAs snd o.
formation Immigration Huf~@s. C.. -
81, y ny second snd ch~srr. -
,., s,,ls y y
81 FARM LANDS
= FfSE YANM LAMBS ~ vAhHiNcToS
| Irrigated snd Str Irrigated
Along ne NEW LrsE" Ter free
/ Booklets writ. tmsyisFa'ien nuT.@e.
cN So ~ sssiils 49,
/ so EXCHANGES
COTTAGE WANTED
We have 20 aefes reat roit ~efth y zoe
ri~sr = 4urumhruirs. 'haf - sui
traf. ~ cottage r~ar sane value
WEHr VpAHr LAND 90
iiii-is American nant Hauding
wANrrp 10 trafn foofn modern houss
and los astinH n~sr fincnin hiEh s-h"oi.
fnr boat parss seine taai preferred
Phone nansff fs't
TO TRADE = nssfsn lake pfop-rtr
! wilde 80 Ss- FORK nik riiiai' sect
~~e~~~~-~~~~~~~~~. ~~~-~~~r~~~~e~~e~~o-~~-~~
MORTGAGE LOANS
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW

ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
ETTSsTTL u. FARRrLi.--s1s y n,s
General practice estates law sss
ard wife. consultation free tlH'..
1rVfrr rRFE JOSEPH ALIEN.
ro,~rx' "a ,s.~.. .rperiencss tav- -
s..s.-s "a VIE property fikhi'
co~Stft.rArioN FREE Rooms vs.
.ss Fsisr. Must Hiag S.in lesa-
JOIN n TNRKER -sft LYON h'as w., Nle
4sfe. IS years experience In 'ni'as'
courts
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LOOK HERE nargain store a.-
Occidental ave, corner Main. soil" Wv
ard seeanh hand suits and "Nrf'"AiN
o. 80 %. cdd coats. Sc an pan', IVY
M hsts snd shoes soc np'
as M. tool. isweiry guns trunks ~
Lowest rrtces -.
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WATER FRONT LAND

LAKE WAsiuNutuN TRACTS
So 900 per month Nearh n.s 49,. $3.50
rhteo blocks from lake nt iuartta4
tunntnH aafrf fine lard WIN show
ha nutu ~ % vincent 200 Aurrir an
Hank Main ig9o
a. ACRES saad saii and faaniaF water
for 800 terms oscar ufuvn. ttanHof.
WuHh
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IA LOST AND FOUND
II FEMALE HELP WTD.

WOMEN WANTED as govsrnment elerEs
SO month. Seattle examinations com
ing sample questions free Write I'm.
msdinfsiY Franklin Institute. Dept
1tf-E Rochester ~ =
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al ACREAGE
CONSIDERATIONS oT FmFr
tMpuHrA ~tE
tn The mahlns ~ fruutfF horne ere
Quality ~ coll and arueaalbuit tp the
rits
COME ga anf lee us tell YaH ~ the many
advantages ~ CArttcAHr tANua iu
these tWo Important respects fhis is
your 0pusftuaifb Goo secure q er in acres
Of muat sttfartNe prices and pn very
cess t-fms ant 900 Should nat foil ts
take advantage - &c. Come in anh taIA
it utsf
wEsr WHEELER
800 Gotham ufatA Main tstf.
IDEAL PLACE FOR 4 HOME
20 acres frh level alder land. = uiilo Co.
beach. . mile ta duth STORE srhpsd aptt
= 40 untb ~ mIl~s from Seattle. aHh
cheap transportation 10 agrrs Cor ttft
So cash. SO per mnhths
10 acres SISTER front 800 Very rich
deep clay iaari spii. terr sasl fl sisaf.
fiia Zach iik per month
AAHEN 4 snNf eco
tsto Fifst Ave Euatf aftT
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9 FOR SALE-LIVESTOCK

urss and wagon. both express ard de-
Mterg body type. ~ a reasonable price
call al Foster = kisis~r. la Virginia o.
FOR sAtE--ors ~ ftsist~in soe. ~
one Jersey frw. heavy mixer sTi H.
AupriSrsn 1855 Ninth ave = W
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Vehicles and Implements

KENNEDY WAGON co. seattle. wssh
Farm implements. Guys ana ssus sec
end hard yshlels.
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u FURNISHED ROOMS

LARGE. airy view room. half block from
LAX" Washington and park ga min
ute car service. - minutes down town
Beacon 2sfs
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FURNISHED APIS.

AtsAcE -Nsw modern as riEs SSa
t.ronm apartments. furnished snf ar
furnished sss iisht and phens Eiiiatt
faHt
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-03
WEDDING PARTY MADE
 ILL BY EATING CHICKEN

winsted. Aug. s.-of the thirty seven guests present at the marriage of Miss Henrietta Pratt, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Bently Pratt of North Main street to Burton AHawley which took place at the summer home or the brides parents in Holland, Mass, Saturday afternoon, thirty-hve were made sick with ptomaine poisoning as result of eating chicken salad at the marriage feast. The two who escaped were Miss Jennie Wheeler of Winsted who had a dislikF for that dish, and the bridegroom, who ac- cording to a relative. was "too nervous to eat.'' Even the bride did not es- capes falling i'll while on the first stage of her honeymoon trip.
 An elaborate dinner was prepared by Fred Winn, assistant chef at the Gilbert Home, and the salad was one of the most tempting dishes The hot weather, it is believed, had a. bad effect on the chicken. Six of the party required the services of pfy- sician, but none of the attacks was serious, that of Mrs. John Winn be- Ing probably the most severe.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-03
OBITUARY
JAMES MULREADY.

Many relatives and friends attend ed the funeral services this morning of James Mulready, held at the un- dertaking parlors of Gallagher & Gal lagher, at 8:3 and St Charles church at o'clock. Rev. James V. Illusion sang the high mass of requiem. Miss May Price presided a tthe organ. At the offertory the choir rendered De Profundis." and at the end of the mass as the bier was borne from the church
 Miss Jessie Murray rendered Thy Will Be Done.' The pail bearers were John H. McMurray, Daniel Hig- gins, Edward Killian, John Lynch, John Murtagh and William Dargan. Interment was in the family plot in St. Michael's cemetery.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-03
NEW YORK YACHTS ON
 THE WAY TO NEWPORT

New London, Aug. 3-In a 12 knot northeast wind and under lowering skies. the New Y ork Yacht Club squa- dron started for Newport, R. T.. this morning. The harbor start was sig nailed at o'clock from the flagship Viking, and the visiting craft moved in stately procession out of the Thames to point off Bartlett's Reef Light vessel where the regatta com nn5ttee tug had. established the start ing line
 Towering high above even the 90- foot schooners were the top hampers of the two American cup candidates. Vanitie and Resolute. These single stickers, being special craft, were to race for prizes of their own and were not to compete for any of the squadron runs cups. They were started be- fore the regular classes, so they might have all the sea, room they needed The cup yachts went away at 10 o'clock and the New York Yacht club hfties and large schooners and auxiliaries were sent over after the smaller. divisions had been sent away in the wake of Vanitie and Res olute.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-03
BUGLER SCHWARTZ OF D. S. s. TENNESSEE IS
 HOME HERE eN #fsa

John Schwartz. ships bugler on tht Ut S. battleship Tennessee and a for mer resident of this city, is in the city on AS hours leave of absence. Bu- gler Schwartz has travelled 2O,e esO miles on the Tennessee since he was in this city last. The Tennessee car- ried the gold across the Atlantic with which to pay passage home for the thousands of Americans stranded In Europe when the great war broke out, Later the Tennessee went to Turkey to assist American missionaries. 8u- gler Schwartz was a former member of the Coast Artillery here. His brother. Ralph Schwartz, is at pres ent a bugler in the 11th company, Connecticut Coast Artillery corps.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-03
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