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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-04
THE HAsKIN LETFER
AllER AN Mo 4 ind Bull DERSl

\ IS ~ rs VI y ~ ~ n n eI'N
81. 3. z.
2. p z 81 :.
Inese seem TO have been bnriea|
nopnqs tors human skei et9ns are al
most ~ Rartably found IN them: There
- evidence that the Indians often re-s
moved the hesh from the bones before
purial but NO evil ence that they pracS
t1ceq cannipaiism The skeletons are
inferred In al sorts Of positions.
ss,nsl i, sltt'ng and som time5l
v.as llSe lesk I, ~ II
& oh tls
Up y. my NOV tllas =
y sne oc ~
ois = :ioase were buried nnqer us Door
s's ~ ~, :. 4 49, - s'1s =, : = Z
Wau MOUNDS are found chiehy I'M
Wisconsin and are sometimes 300 teetl
N zen m, though seldom over fonr
s \, Y. " - me 9plecs " pIlioil
snst r. kIgossn. Iainiaal llonn9s
hIe 1o9nas IN sions' ana are
wiz = NAT tot.
One q the most peculiar types 81
mound is the ettigy mound, winch ~
shaped 70 represent some animal, the
human hgure, OF some inantmate Oh
Ject ,lney are AL siopnd IN ;MasccnS1
SIN Win tne exc ption Of "a Few l ~
ONO and Georgia. IN CRAWFORD coun-
y, WISCONSIN, there Is q group OF
MOUNDS which includes avery periect
efiigy. OF g quad rtiped. and two emf 1eys
q 9. nylng piras; i1e quaarupea ensy
W neaIfy nnnnrea iess lols. ~,
saw q ti. M!
~ y.
slVns &. nssi ~ as1. ~
sls., y J. ~ = ai,e'el ~
IN aduition 10 these forms are tqunos
refuse heaps stone cairns. nut rings,
pits from winch Took or metal naNe
been "a ken, and some ta1nt remains OF
canals and dttcnes :. s.
One Of the most remarkable mound
groups in the South is situated about
sixteen Southeast Of Little Rock, Ar.
kansas, and Is known as the Knapp
Group. The mounds are situated up
on the bank Of a lake and are in the
center OF q great walled field. The
wall is more than q mile In length
and In some places as much as SIX
feet high, although in others 1t has
been almost obliterated There are
four principal mounds, me largest o q
them pelng 5oTtyTeigat icy aasn, s 81,
teet long ana 10y. lees Waee wn,ie e, ~ !
OF tnem nave peEIecsly .nas ~ , .a.ys
summits o. IInsse !, a1gnas ar III
above me MOODS IWnlcn lns ,a,a ~
20 the surrounding iano, ana ~ 1871 ~
when an especlaily severe nop saa, ~
sqrrea ls,s s'ssa sA. @ a psyp N
=, s,,. conds
say Z: s Ips. " .ss.s IL
0ne ol me iargess D., noanos =. =. ~
gnlyeo sstales, sls9 Wy "
4 ~ x,fauy ffa Tn E4nrrrQ m M0iind n near
Sa i ara ID "a. II is nearly 400 feet
llong and over sixty feet high, having
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-04

FOR RENT january 9Th. new seven
) room house. near New High School
on Lee street. stnrm & Wilson,
10 West Main ST. 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-15
BIC LEAGUE
CAMP SCORES

Practice games in various big
league baseball camps yesterday re-
suited as follows
The Salt Lake Coast leaguers
beat the Hawaiian University Chi
nese team at San Jose. Cal, 3 10 2.
The New Orleans Southern asso.
citation team beat the Detroit IT,
gers at New Orleans. ~ 10 II.
The Cincinnati Reds shut out the
Shreveport team OF the Texas
league, at Shreveport. TO 0.
The first squad OF the Chicago
Americans beat the Los Angeles
Coast league team at Los Angeles,
3 10 ].
The second squad OF the Chicago
Americans shut out Oakland. TO 0,
yesterday morning. and in the aft
ernoon were beaten. 10 TO 4. by the
San Francisco Seals at San Fran.
cisco.
The ST. Louis Nationals and
Cleveland Americans played 10.
inning. 7.to.7 tie at San Antonio.
Texas. The game was called on
account OF darkness.
The Dallas team OF the Texas
league beat the New York Nation
ais TO 2. In i0-inning game at
Dallas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-15
I'm THE WORLD OF SPORTS
SOCCER GAME
FOR The TITLE
POOR SHOW

II will take another game TO dc.
eide the resting place OF the McMll.
Ian cup offered for the NCrthwert
orn soccer championship. the game
for the trophy between the Seattle
Thistleh and the Carbonate team
at Tacoma yesterday resulting Ia
2,to.2 tie.
The fact that the trophy hung Ia
the balance seemed TO make even
the veteran players on both teams
nervous. and. instead % giving con
fidence 10 the younEHicrs. they IN
settled them. and the result was
one OF the poorest played and most
unlnterestlng games OF the entire
series. IN which fouls and missed
opportunities were tla rule rather
than the exception. A fair team
playing In very ordinary fOrm
could have beaten either OF tho ri.
walls FOR the championship yester.
day. The defense OF the Thistlcs
was little short Of putrid. and the
ball WIS on their territory the
greater part 81 the first period
Carbonate scored their second goal
IN the second period and then the
ThistleH began TO show little
knowledge OF the game and tight.
ened up. with the result they tied
the score.
Tho Thistlos had to catch a train
and were unable 10 play an extra
half hour with a view 10 deciding
the question OF the cup. and II Is
probable another championship
game viii be arranged f1r the
trophy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-15
o. as.--s=sssa.aassasaasas-aa-.
ELSE w he RE

L. D. Taylor. unseated az mayor
OF Vancouver. Il. G.. on technically.
returned to office In Saturday cleo
ton.
Capt. Henry King, managing edI.
tor ST Louis Globe-Democrat. near
death
Information charging perjury
filed against Colorado legislator FOL.
lowing complication arising from
his receipt OF package OF money.
Two French and two British war.
ships await outside Virginia capes
for appearance OF Prinz Eitel Freid.
rich. repairing at Newport News.
VIM. X. Parry. Seattle member
federal trade commission. arrives I'm
Chicago for conference with col.
leagues
Anarchy reported at Manxanlllo,
Mex
Tango. 65foot Seattle launch. ar.
rlves safely In San Francisco bay.
Sam 6owles. editor Springfield
Republican. dies.
Citizens Savings and Loan so.
ciety. located In Spokane's largest
office building. robbed by two thugs
who locked secretary in closet
British admiralty announces that
German submarines have sunk
seven British merchantmen since
March TO-
Second Japan squadron sails for
Manchuria.
Attorney-penera OF state rules
that personal property OF banks is
not taxable.
State Industrial commission will
soon fix minimum wage for hotel
and restaurant help.
Bremerton navy department re-
ceives word that $500 was ap-
propriated for upbuilding OF Puget
sound yard.
Twenty-seven officials Of National
Cash Register Co, convicted of con
spiracy to monopolize cash regis.
ter trade. granted new hearing.
Prince Rupert council passes bill
tending to divert American fish
trade TO Canadian ports.
Sarah 8ernhardt taken from hos.
pltal TO home at Andernos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-15

Laurelhurst after several weeks OF
Illness. held today.
John Wrobls. logger. beaten UP
BY longshoremen at Pier . Sunday
Al the City hospital.
Judge Ne,srer OF the U. S. dis.
trict court arrives home Sunday
after busy five weeks on bench In
New York.
Otto =. Van Buren,, rs. arrested
Sunday for theft OF $50 from Tom
Grifflths. son OF ox.chicf. committed
three years ago.
ST. pauFs Lutheran church, Ere
mont and n. 43rd st. dedicated
Sunday. Rov. II. c. Stafford IN.
stalled as pastor.
Mrs. Jennie Wakes, semleo apts..
1920 bellevue. held up at point OF
gun by prospective tenant and
robbed Of jewelry worth $500
Rodger Green, 10. Of ii2e Har-
ward ave. ~. shot In eye with ar
row while playing Indian with his
brother. Willie. 10.
Seattle Yacht club holds annual
banquet Saturday night at Butler
Naval militia Will make cruise 20
Frisco with ESQ men on either the
cruiser Charleston or the cruiser
Albany.
Admiral Watson sailed today for
Alaska with largest number OF pas
senger this year. Col. Jackling
was among the number.
John pouaherty, ~. OF io7 goth
ave. ~. arrested for theft OF Ford
II was being used "a a jitney bus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-15

now Is 10 appeal 20 the patriotism
OF the fans and ask them 20 turn
out on Decoration day. July 4. LA.
Dor day and the local holidays.
Would Break Ahead
II the holiday crowds reach m
average OF 10000 for tho three big
holidays OF the season &C the larger
price the club would DO ahead.
The big gain would be In at.
tracing TO the free games the
youngsters who are 20 be the
next generation OF baseball
fans and 10 make baseball
sort OF municipal enterprise In
which all citizens Will have
pride.
The response 20 tbs proposal OF
tho franchise owners IL said 10 be
hearty. Business men and others
believe that Il will DO OF immense
benefit 90 the community. ard Il II
more than probable that Decatur
Will have the honor OF having the
first municipally.owncd profession.
nj baseball team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-15
HERE
Mary Romaslla, 7. 1880 37,h av.

Mary Romaella, 7. 1880 37th ave
y. struck by auto driven by a.
katzy at 18th ave. y. and 57th st
Frank Hall and ivesa Beach. com.
miitee clerks In the last legislature
welded In Tacoma
Bruce maekay. IS. arrested on sus
picion OF robblng home OF Mrs r.
X Leggat. iit6 T.. Denny way.
Seattle labor chorus arranoes In.
ter-union dance 20 be held Saturday
at the Labor temple.
Eugene Levy, Seattle theatre man.
leaves on visit 10 Universal City.
Cal.
Miss Hanna shomn1o. domestic,
sluREed By thug In front Of Y. W.
G. A.. loses si2 aud gold locket.
Madison restaurant entered and
81 taken. + A. Peck. 1874 Rainier
ave. loses 81 In cash. 3h pounds
Of meat. pounds OF butter epound
sack OF cornmeal. 2 pounds OF beans
and a quantity OF hardware.
Funeral OF Miss Barbara Hide.
brand. who died at her home In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-15
PHILADELPHIA. FANS
IN DgSPAIR'S DEPTHS

THE depths OF despair hold
Philadelphia hopes for a
pennant this season. Even the
most optimistic fans cannot see
themselves standing IN line for
worlds series ducats next October
Both teams have had the severes,
shake-up this winter In their his.
tory. and only miracle can bring
either OF them TO the tape ahead
Of "a other teams.
The disintegrstlon OF the Attn.
ietics' famous machine IL the hard.
est blow Philadelphia fans had
come to look upon a worlds series
as an ANIMAL affair with philadei.
phia--one that Was theirs by divine
right. or something OF that sort
and the crash that shot the famous
aggregation into history shook
them 20 their toes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-15
BEAT BALLARD

Saturday niEht In tho Y NJ. c. A.
gym the Plymouth church basket.
ball five easily demonstrated for
the second time their superiority
over the Ballard Christian quintet.
taking the ShinRleweavers into
camp by score of ~ 10 81 On
Tuesday night on the same floor
the Plymouth team will attempt
10 settle the dispute with the s
A. c. team. as 10 which IL the bet.
ter outfit. The Plymouth team
beat tn. \ A. C. men on their own
floor earlier in the gcaEon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-15
WELL HAVE TO STAND
1T ALL OVER AGAIN

TUST when every body was
81 ready to believe that JuareH
was the wickedest town In
the world, and press agents we're
getting into action with the old
human interest" stuff to attract
a crowd. they move the Johnson
Willard fight to Havana But the
worst part OF the whole thing Is
We have 10 handle and you have
20 read all this training camp stuff
all over Ak o. And right here's
,ip. I don't know much about the
coming fight. but ! wouldn't bet
counterfeit una peso piece on VIII
lard. even II George Stallings we're
managing him and Jim Corbett
ssfd he couldn't win.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-15
Jim PARSONS
COMING NORTH

Bob Hitler. manager OF the
Northwest Automobile association,
has received letter from Jim Par.
sons. who has won tho Tacoma In.
ter.city trophy twice. announcing
that he will return 10 Seattle with
his car about April /. and will be
ready To take part In the North.
western races this season. Parsons
had hard luck In both the Grand
Prix and Vanderbilt cup races. but
says his car Is faster than last
season. and he expects TO start In
the big race az Portland. May I.
Charley La,ta will drive the Ro.
mano car this season. according to
announcement OF Jean Romano.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-15
JOHNSON-WIILARD WORLDS HEAVYWEIGHT |
co TO BE FOUGHT IN HAVANA EASTER SUNDAY |
JOHNSON AND WILLARD WILL
FIGHT FOR HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE
At HAVANA ON EASTER SUNDAY

HAVANA, 15s-"Jaok johnson, heavyweight cham
Of Willard me In
scheduled 45-round II Sunday morning.
4. positively will postponed again"
Promoter Jack Curey who has
nig ned nd Willard 10 rounds
The originally scheduled at Juare Mexico
Johnson refused the border
United states
Chicago where he convicted
violation OF the Mann white slave
New Orleans, Curey added
match have been completed Johnson
arted training rapidly rounding form"
interference with the JohnsonWi
battle Gov Busto The governor
Interference and that the battle will be
allowed 10 proceed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-15
LEE MAcEE STARTS
Fight DURING GAME

JACKSON. Miss. March IS
lee msuee, manager OF the
Brooklyn Feds. 10 In bad with
the fans here az a result Of .
Tight he started yesterday In
the flfth Inning Of the game
between his team and the
milsaps college nine. The
game was broken UP when ltis
said msaee struck mllsap.
player. The police had 10 In.
,erfere and escort the Brook.
Ign team from the grounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-15
By Hugh S. Fullerton

Here's a town brave enough
20 attempt free baseball. And
league baseball at that.
Decatur, H.. 10 going 10 let
the fans In free--men. women.
boys, every body-to see lts
Three-l league team play bail.
The idea would mean the big.
sost boom baseball ever has had
and which. combined With the
Cleveland amateur plan. would
make baseball more popular than
Il ever has been and perhaps re.
establish It upon sound basis.
Decatur has been maintaining a
rhree-i league club. generally at a
loss. and with an annual report OF
Encouragement and failure
Charge on Holidays
Now the hackers OF the club
want free bAsehali--to play out the
Thrce.I league schedule without
charging admission save ON hoil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-15
M'KELVEY
WINS TROPHY
At THE TRAPS

With a score OF % out OF pos
slble 100. c. Il. McKelyey won the
Gilbert trophy cup hung up by the
Dupont Powder Co az the regular
weekly shoot OF the Seattle Trap
shooters association at Hafbor
island yesterday. The trophy was
put up TO mark the goth ami
yersary OF the day that Fred Gil
bert became connected with the
company.
In the shoot at 80 birds for the
gold medal watch fob in Class A.
McKelvey tied Witn Hugh Fleming.
in the shootoff. DR.. X. won the
gold medal watch fob in Glass Il.
schilplin in Glass G and Travis in
Glass D.
There Was an extra shoot for 100
birds. which was won by Williams.
with a score OF SO. McKelvey was
second. with 81. and Landwehr
third. with 50.
Frank Ulyerstad beat II. VIII
llsms in the shootoff OF last Sun
days tie for the merchandise prize.
killing IS birds out OF a possible
20 TO Williams L.
Fine weather brought out a good
crowd at the shoot OF the Green
Lake Gun club. which was won by
c. C. Ward. who killed az out OF 4
possible so birds. Geo. H. Young
was second. with s6, and w. G.
Smith third with "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-15
mADR0NA TO have
CITY PLAYGROUND

A children's playground and ten.
mis- court are to be constructed nj
Madrona park under an order nv
the park board which removes the
present plank roadway which now
divides the level part of tho park.
The board also ordered the con.
struction OF a new macadam boule.
ward and driveway along the shores
OF Lake Washington through Ma
drona park.
The board is attempting to secure
by donation the McGraw at. ravine
property adjoining the Queen Anne
boulevard for the purpose of max.
ing II an elk and deer range.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-15
MARKET REPORT

Western Ave iob'rrs Monday
reported a continuation OF heavy
receipts which have kept eggs on
an unprecedented level for several
weeks past. Almost ten cases are
coming 10 every case being used
The fact that the surplus In going
into storage. temporarily prevents
a further decrease.
Poultry Is steady Strictly fancy,
dry-picked turkeys are good sellers.
There il no demand for live tur.
KEYS. unless fat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-15
BY kaybee

DEPORrS from over the Northwestern circuit TO the
effect that every the league virtually compet
ed with hodout here and there and several gaps yet be
practice March %.
As usual the team managers and presidents spread
ing the bull about what good they have and how they
are they will cop the flag this but this dope has
led the fans for long that It taken with several
grains OF salt to keep it down.
John Barnes OF the Aberdeen team spreads little
thicker little stronger than the Others and while he
modesty says he will back his Aberdeen outfit TO win
the pennan he perfectly willing gamble little coin
with each OF the magnates OF the other five that Aber-
deem will finish ahead OF their respective squads John is
good little press agent for himself any OF EN-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-15
ATTEND CONVENTION

The Seattle Ministers Fedora.
ton did not hold its regular ses.
sion at the First NJ. r. church Mon.
day. but instead attended the con.
vention of the Home Mission Coun.
ell at Plymouth church. in a body
Commissioners OF immigration
White. Prof. j. x. Hart and other
speakers discussed foreign imml.
grafton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-15
CAMP WINS FIGHT

NEW YORK. March ib-In a
fast iO-round bout here last night,
Eddie Campi. California bantam.
weight. easily beat Battling Lain
OF Brooklyn, Campi gave very
clever exhibition and the Brooklyn
boy never stood chance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-15

TN HE following can be heard not
less than dozen times q
day in any one OF the 20 or
80 baseball training camps over
the country
"The old soup bone 10 GOOD s9aln,"
am throwing like shot"
"l'r fast as when ! first broke In"
~ never will be caught"
"Nore Of these Kids can get my
Job" "i'll make 'em all look
slow"
"And hit Why say. my lamps are
bright. IN buss the cover. bo."
We listen as he rattles on: this
vet" who's almost through"
Then writes that he 10 Coming
haek"--snd hope that IL Is
true.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-15
STUDENTS DROP ONE

The Seattle Y. NJ G. A. Students
basketball team WAS defeated by
the College OF Puget Sound five
Saturday night on the floor OF the
Tacoma Y NJ. G. A. by n score OF
20 TO 10. The contest was held
under the college rules with which
the Y team Is unfamiliar and the
boys Ascrlbe their defeat TO this
fact
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-15
WAR HURTS RACING

The effect OF war on English
racing IL plainly seen in the fact
that bnt AZ horses are entered IN
the Grand National steepiechase.
which will be run over the Aintree
course Mt Liverpool on Friday OF
next week. Usually so or more
horses are entered. Poetboy. own.
ed by Alexander Smith Cochran, Is
the American entry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-15

PEORIA. III. March i5.-nowl.
Ing total ~ sTi and displacing
Garrison. of Peoria. who bovled
s62 the day before. J Elllnger Of
Chicago jumped into frat place In
the singles of the National Bowl.
Ing Congress here Yesterday. In
the doubles. =. =. Myers and ".
Peters Of Chicago jumped TO the
front. vith a score OF ITO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-15
REID SHOOTS
PERFECT SCORE

NORTH YAKIMA. March IS.
leslie ~. Reid. champion
professional trap shooter OF the
United States, shot true 20 his
record here yesterday. making
perfect score In shooting a,
100 birds. This established
the first perfect score ever
made al the traps In this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-15
W. S. G. TEAM IN LEAD

WASHINGTON March 1.-THE
Washington state College rifle
team leads the teams in Glass A
Of the intercollegiate rife shooting
contest. with score OF $50 out OF
a possible 200. North George
keeps the lead In Glass u and Ne
braska leads Yale by a small mar.
tfp gu E1aeu 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-15

days They are trying TO raise a
subscription fund 20 carry the club
through the coming year.
u 10 planned 10 play the reg.
ulsr games at home, throwing
open the gates 20 all respect.
able persons, and TO appeal TO
the fans TO attend the holiday
games. paying double sdnnls.
sion fees on those days.
Decatur probably drawa 10000
paid admissions during a season
playing 72 home games. The idea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-15
JACK cuRLEY PULLS
A RONEAsAO PLAY

TINE fact that the Iohnson-Nt-
lard heavyweight champion
- ship fight viii be staged In
Havana on Easter sunday viii
crate on a good many people Eas-
ter sunday Is a sacred day In the
minds Of the great majority OF PEG
pie Of Christendom. and while IL Is
a day OF rejoicing. does not usually
take the form OF prize fight TO
express itself. Regardless OF what
the circumstances are. Jack Curiey
pulled an awful boner IN consent
ing TO have the fight on that day.
as IL will bring the boxing game
into stu further disrepute With
Christian people. many OF whom
already figure the Blg Smoke Is
sprouting horns. boots and a forked
tail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-15
new HURDLE RECORD

STANFORD UNIvERS ITY.
March ia new Pacific Coast
record for the 220-yard low hurdles
was established here Saturday by
Fred Murray, who covered the dis
lance In "a 3.5 seconds The for.
mer held by himself was "a 4-5 SEQ
nhAa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-15
NORTHWEST MACS.
PULL Old STUFF
ON WINNING FLAG.

Barnes Is Ready to Bet Any Owner in League His
Aberdeen Team win Finish Ahead In Staging
Champ Battle on Easter Sunday Curley viii Put a
Further Crimp in the Boxing Game Other Gossip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-15
Country Hay and Grain
wholesale Prices
LIVING MODELS TO
SHOW new STYLES

The Carnival of Commerce Ia tho
name attached TO day OF celebra-
ton planned next month by 81
Margarets Guild Of st. Marks
church. The carnival will be held
at the Hippodrome April 6, lasting
from early afternoon TO late at
night.
Living models. CARRIED in the
very latest work OF Dame Fashion,
will contribute one OF the feature
events on the program. In the
evening a grand ball. led by Harry
whitney Treat. will be the head.
liner.
Count Serglus Wltte. Russia's
first prime minister. reported dead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-15
Prices Paid Producers for Eggs.
Poultry. Veal and Forh

selling Prices 10 Retailer for
Butter. Eggs and Cheese
corrected daily by the Brsdnef COZ
Butter
Eastern brick ........... 40
native ARLINGTON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-15

Star Wants Ads find the lost
,rticlcs.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-06-25
LABOR LEADER is
AMONG TESTIFIERS
Charles Peetz Tells How Tanlac
Brought Him Ready
Relief.

Louisville, KY. June 25.-Here is
what Charles Peetz, prominent labor
leader. of f0l West Market street.
this city, has to say aoout Tanlac, the
premier preparation, and the benefits
he derived from the use of the medi-
cine:
IL have been in a half-.ick condi-
ton for months. was all rundown,
nervous. and had no appetite. My
stomach was out of order and my di-
gestion was bad. often had head
aches and was depressed in spirits.
Il find that Tanlac just exactly
suits my case. After using the medi-
cine about a week or ten days, my
appetite and digestion are much bet
ter. now sleep better and feel
stronger in every way"
Tanlac. the premier preparation
that proved such boon to Mr.. Peet7
and hundreds of others in Louisville
and Kentucky, is now being taken
with the most beneficial results by
many of our citizens right here In
Stanford. 1t is an excellent spring
tonic, blood purifier and tissue builder
Tanlac can be obtained in Stanford
at Penny's Drug Store. SILL