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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-07
LEGAL NOTICES

IL TnE nGsTRicr COURT OF TIE
United tsaiss FOR the western Die
trict ~ washinfen. Northern rs
vision.
IN BANKRUPTCY. No. stss
Sotice ~ First Meeting - Creditors
IN the matter Of wfi l.. HinEeiey.
and q Walter Mitchell. individually.
and - co-partners doing business
under the firm name and style Of
'fpr.rsl cafe hAukrupts
To tho creditors Of abe above named
hsnkrupfs
Notice u hereby given that on the
Ard daY Of May. a. D. 1918. the
said win l.. Hinxeley. al we're
duly adludicated bankrupt: and that
ths first meeting ~ tho creditors Of
said bankrupt viii be held al the
office ~ the undersigned Referee IN
BANKRUPTCY. IN Seattle. in said Dis
trict on tho 18th Of AMY. a. u.
1915 Al See o'clock IN IN. after
noon. at which time the said credit
tors may attend. prove their claims
appoint n trustc, examine the bank
rup,s and transact such other bust
ness as may properly com. before
said meeting
Dated At Seattle. In said District. ihi.
Ssh day Of May. 1918.
g u. HAWKINS
Referee in nankruptcy
~N~~~%~~~~~S<>~~>~ 1~N<@~11@A1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-07

Here's "A record thnt speaks for itself-fnore
than 100 lots sold In 10 days.
The announced plans 10 establish great ocean
resort at sEAHURsT. tributary TO Seattle, have
aroused the most intense enthusiasm from all
sides.
keeny alive 20 The possibilities for snug profits
from big ocean resort In this state. people are
rushing 10 secure select locations ut SEAHURST,
before construction work IL actually started on the
hotel, bath house pleasure piers. etc. and BIZ
FoRE TIE PRICES GO UP. Ocean resorts al
ways yield handsome returns TO first investors.
All records show.
To-day you get choice lots al SEAHURST
for from s25 20 sioo. You camp your own
lot this summer-on the Finest Beach on the grand
.s,Iuc.- And 81 month will pay for H.
Waterfront lots az 500 going rapidy. Double
corners are ~ premium C'osetoihe beach lots
90 SIS and SIS also offer choice locations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-07

stalls sa-t, best milk. Be- cans :5c with
I 10. bulk coffc. stall az. lib can bsk-
ms powder. a5c; lbs. pure Jap rice. ssc
1 doE matches, s5c; 100 lbs pure cane
sugar. 1875 with fib order not specials
staii - guaranteed hams. lac n pork
roast. 12ho 10. pork steak. i2hc N.
legs lamb. iSc M. stall TO- best fresh
ohurncd butter. acc 10. Stalls Ri6-l4
green peas 100 III. new potatoes lbs
gbc. wax beans. lbs 2bc Stall IS. best
olcomarEarine. sac 40. fresh duck eggs
2 doE Abc. cottage cheese. Toe 10. stall
s. New York sage or sharp cheese lbs
5sc, stalls t23-t2i tall cans best
brands milk. g5o; pt. bottle ripe olives
FOR g5c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-07
PUBLIC MARKETS


stalls 90 >. steer pot rpast. iie %
rhotcs snare Ftbs i0r 10 boiling beet qr
Do stall ~ halihut. its gtc fresh
shad. zoe each. stall ~. neN potatoes.
q he ztc spinach. Be- % stau 10.
oranges. . dos sac. FLORIDA grapefruit. 4
FOR gee large lemons itr dos stalls
ta.it. tomatoes. 9 cans isc. 4 sc sacks
szit. Zoe. iec pkE corn starch. &C.. Nssh-
inEten milk b. can. I at. Nrg orleans
moianses &c., navy beans. ihs 4sr
eos, bottle hDrssradish. Be-. free delivery
on EfarsfY orders rtaii - Washington
creamery butter. Etr D.. oregon ranch
eFEs tsc dns stall ~. Zoe ioases
bread ise. l-iaYsf csks sec
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-07

stall a.. lbs fine sranuisted sugar
tNr. stalls 1s-aR frcsh pasteurlaed milk
SC a.. g. ~ stalls ASS fresh chuTncd
batter 2 he tsei cream cheese. = ibH
stc. stalls ti-ts. lemons. lee doS siai
1903. large cans ~ milk o.. iac cans
pineapple. Zoe. stalls D and 3. new putA.
Toes hr H.. white bermuda oniuna b.
No. Stall .. oranges 2 dos zoe. Wainuts
3 lbs 2sc. STALE cess. best peanut but
tor lee 10. Esuerkraut. sc at stall 81
broken rice. us. Zoe, stall So. apple
butter , ihs Use. shoes re.'ied. FROM
soc 60 5kc pair stall 30 . Toe ioavr'
bread. isc stall ~. pot roast or veal
roast ishc 10. sirloin steak. lee 10.
rib steak. &c 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-07

Large cans tomatoes. : FOR lac. 50
dus brick Goldfish. ihs Ice. chinook
salmon itc 10 dressed hens 22c 10
sauaht sec each hroiiers. Ssc ID. roasted
ssnuta. 2 ibs ibc. iarg. salt msrksr.l
tar each. coffee. ibs tsc. cocoa. .es
10 tomatoes Ice 70 new spuds ibs
ssc bananas zee dor Florida efApcfruit
3 Tor lee. spinach. , lbs Toe. dry onions
ios. Toe best batter , lbs sSc butter
MILK Ice gal. leo cream. zoe at. ehoco.
late cakes. 3 for 4hc. young onions.
punches Sc. garlic, tec A. yellow tur
nips. To-. ice vss beans Toe 10 wai.
nuts. 2 lbs use. strong cheese. isc 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-07

Music. dancing. motion pictures
and demonstrations viii comprise
Saturdays program at the Manu-
facturers association exhibit and
exchange, Stuart. Henry and White
buildings. Genie. educational and
travel pictures will be shown In the
Manufacturer auditorium AT =
in the afternoon and from 1870 to
10: 20 In the evening. Dancing VIII
be conducted In the assembly hall
in the evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-07

stalls t0s-12s. best patent flour. 81 20
sack frees delivery with other si.oO
order: Norwegian sardnc=. cans ebc.
solid pack tomatoes cans ESQ. Stall "a.
small Eeraniums. for t6c. 7sc dog.
stalls 2. 3, o. 7. pork roast. lie 10 legs
% veal Ice h.; lamb chops. 2 lbs csc.
club sausage. Ice Ii. fancy lean bacon.
l7isc 10 stall o. halibut lbs iSc.
herring, lbs. use. Chinook salmon. iOc
10 snapper Zoe 10. Stall 10. Roosehcr-
rirs. Zoe fun box. new peas. DC 10
cucumbera. DC each Stall 102. large
ioRvcs fresh bread Sc. or 2 for Loo fresh
ranch egEE, doz. Csc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-07
How Could
You Blame
Chas.
Tremble
for Being a
Regal
Booster After
What We
Did for Him?

Just read about Il.
Il was in need OF dental work
and a friend recommended local
dentist The dentist started the
work and ] thought he would kill
me before | got out of the chair
After | left the office suffered
tortures. Mr.. Holt. one OF the men
at the store. told me that he and
his family had some dental work
done at the Regal Dentists and
and were very well pleased with
II. so advised me to so up and sec
YOU. took his advice. and In five
minutes after got into one OF your
comfortable chairs you had the
toothache stopped. After that r
had two gold crowns made and an
liberated tooth pulled. every bit
without any pain to me. When |
asked for the bill IL was one-half
what the other dentist was going
TO charge. and all the work had
been done without absolutely any
pain. So | take great pleasure In
recommending your offices 10 any
one in need of dental work.
"CHAS. TREMBLE.
Hotel Norman.
Fourth Ave.
A letter like this needs little
comment Read IL carefully aud
then be guided by II in selecting
your dentist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-07
PINE LOT AT HAIv PRICE
HOMESTEADS


80 AcnEH choice Alfalfa land unu 81.
Tered az great sacrifice Think ~ &c.
oniy 1850 fsf er'ire go acrss CLOSE
20 town good schools telephone line
fine gravel roads and either musisrn cone
Vsuisnces splendid market nearby fnr
All The hogs. turkeys. vegetables and
other produce You cen raise. near large
fresh vafer lake Enod hnutinE and
fishing Plotted iands M vicinity srli
Tor 100 90 per acre and up This is an
active nciEhborhoad. and tevsrai large
Development projects are under esY
Good water ideal climate Zee tbs az
once a big bargain a. tho price costs
purchaser nothing 10 see the land Call
AZ ttOs Fourth ays. and ask for Nj
Anderson
LADY must sslf 100 acres fine land lee
we'll. Il close 90 good town and mar.
ksts nelRhborin ranches highly Inn
proved. wish alfalfa upw almost waist
high demonstrate fertility ~ colt
about 0arres cleared and piowed 40
acrea fenced. etc. Fine roads. schools
and other convenience so rock mo-
sturnps FOR immediate sale price So 90
per acre. Tor $3.50 for whole leo acres
GLADLY show the property this SUNDAY
csn room fi7 Calhoun Hotel Second
and virginia
al KARIN LANDS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-07
REAL ESTATE

43 REAL ESTATE
MUsr 49, SEEN 10 hr Appreciated Ns~
s-fn1fn cottage Fireplace hsr rnuf
floor bath lanndfY traYs full cement
basement. inf rfagga. rirh black tosm
wHl produce az. fhats necessary Tor
table, flee tsafinE fruit trees eide.
walks and sewer lus streets Erahsd
ouiY 4 blocks fran cay iimr nn mort
sAn~ Price eco $500 cash balance
sasv terms Cunrnr. 1ff white iiidE
FINE LOT At HALE PRICE
In reanRstawa district. owner needs
money MAKE 40 an offer
MrLLtN BROS LAND co.
G03.e Northern Bank Bldg
uEAt rtFUf. HONE swespinE. urnh-
sfrurted hay and ritY yi~w atani 100
4
F0fu t6xfso foog lots tiss each nnr
block ~ car line. ritr water in and
paid sasr terms aeg American hank
ufHF Elliott 44ft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-07
PERSONALS


A NEnN rWErry MISS ~ W summers
weight rec hclght r. In, brown
hale. brown ewes. fatr complexion
good Kind disposition. American
christian. farmers daughter. ptuprft ~
worth $4,000 VIII inherit. has nn op'
pouauiN 60 meet deHir abb" Fuutiemon'
~ good hausrkreper and cook play
piano and sings newer Warrirdi VII
marry poor man. N worthy na uhier.
ton Co fattnvt Mofe particulars fnt
ANY man answettns quick inti"siug
SOME postage Address Hintrro.
u.ttt valley. Sch general deliveries
NOT answered. This netice Re senulnc
orr MARuEn- nrst matrimonial payer
Published Mailed ftee. The Cor
respondent reiodo Onto
poYIg MEDICINE ~.
cures fstuia. plies. Nariense veins. u4ge'
ated sores. sworn testimonials ORR o.
aisth ave- Opposite Wvstlsho Market
Seattle people
LAptGs sandsr.on. Cotton Roo' riil,
aafs ana sure cure fot delayed periods
Price o. Money refunded " remed {
fats after fair triaL Raymond Remedy
GO stfe ptks 1t
NoUNo MisNs Hrits values TO 80
special FRIDAY ana saturday. $3.50
tata first ave. farins Arcade
MtpWlfE MIS- ANNA WtttEtkeEN
tote ism ave y ~ rhgne hsliard issi
MISS JEWELL MANicuRINu. nite
THIRD offiss 10
1ENvrR pYr woitNs 500 seventh. eip
HOMIE wASri.p for pfetif. Youus
black and white female SAT. we'll train
et audi ans,tionat- SIS 'oth sse
MIDDLE NoFu uniusunhcfet refined
widow Wants te utnet refined Esutlo
tnan fpr rsemlnu house Have Enod
n.tmwre and plano object husin"ss
uas q % star
sCNNptN NNtAN UENrf.tMAN. ip roe
position. vuuid iike tbe Hrquhintsnre
- scandinavian tsdY between 90 and
az. otiert mauimHn1 - 10. star.
ok 1CQrAfN SOCIETY Name.
and addresses 10 PINE It Main
isae Ladies' fr~s
kANANAtduH o. 90 HATS 1905 isi ~
MANtctWiNu. message and baths. I'm.
pfrss Hotel rooms 80 aot new
third ave
hAfi'tN EAo urs in married lite Are yoa
lonsiyf Join Seattle Rslishis Friend.
shis ciuh Ladies' free Ada = Esan.
~ urien Ari q
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
EGYFrtAN Madam Dina phreaeleg isi
and riairtayant, tsp Do consulted un
Oh affairs - itfr past presrnt and
fufure. whether en love divorce. Hl.r-
ftaRe. speculation mining business oF
anYthinx teftatninE tn prrsnns Nfv
Satisfaction Euarautert er nn charges
located isos nslisvus. cnrnrr . rios
ipA GRiFFiN school, stt Jnisu y =
Teacher tfath. cirri~s o m. TUESDAY
Thursday and SUNDAY. rbans Aain
- --.e-l-s-..---
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-07
20 MALE SITUATIONS

HOUSE CLEANING man wants work
residence house cleaning. carpet beat
ing window washing kitchen watil
scoured reeaFing. references Matthews
Main 1852
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-07
ACREAGE
EXCURSION

y TIT II Nh = "
Nest SUNDAY murnlna Nu wlth gee Hnf
ses tho chaira o. 40 aud Ht.stre trantl
- dsep. ftth suil 900 Uan set si tH
lowest prices ana Goa fouf Hun trrus
HtWMfNuttAN
q. located on the sound neaf ufrfetf
and offers al the advantages pnsslhie
including nuit and teHetstle fan
ueff
Come IN and set tickets fnr fhe tfiu mes
SUNDAY fHf yourself and family
e. HrrurUVANr
afa-atf uustuh uiHUk
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A GOOD PLACE TO LIVE
-IE@lS COUNTY,

Land office - DAVID = uAHrMAN If
NArANtNE oreH SUNDAY and wees
DAYS
NAfANtNE be- Wtisa soufh ~ Chrhalls
on she main douhie TRACK tine uf thr
q. O. 81 s. ami a. ~ itfs
Pine Lowell ,iaY team tahloiana tn the
NEWAIktM utNEn NAtIEN MOE
hiii iaud. and na rosk or sfatel The
Hand lies Nlthln a q uiils ~ the sta
ttDh. and extends eastward 3 miles eu
fine county road. befv seH hArANtNE
and rkcfFtG HIGHWAY 1000 rau
make ruund trip bee one daf. ard leave
cfsl huurs tn look over ths rauntfi
uauhivt free an request Wfite nr call
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-07

Use Star Wants Ads tor Re
suits.
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II FEMALE HELP WTD.
f9 MALE HELP WANTED

- H N LIZ ilELf :" AN Il ~
WHY pay more. when $40 buys S2s suit
or 0verc0at az Tracies Upstairs Suit
shop se5i4 Third. second foor7
Want PARTNER In established busi-
ness Must have $1,000. experiences not
necessary. lady or gentleman. Box
D-ss, star.
0OVEHNMENT JOBS. $50 month. Lat
free. Franklin institute. Dept s54-D.
Rochester. g. 7.
PRACTICAL trade ara business stsBdy.
profitable work not ovgrdoue. faw
months only learning board earned
qualifying. positions secured for grad
yates. small tuition. D-ss. star
AOLEH BARBER SCHOOL
223 Occidental
Wants men and women 70 learn barber
irsds Waves paid While learning.
KAvANAUGH 1900 hats 1908 lat ave.
MOLEk BARBEh COLLEGE.
100 Main 81.
Wants men and women 20 learn tho bar
Der trade. Wages paid while learning
We assist you in securing pOsitfOns
Original Moler system of colleges
WANTED Two neat Appearing young
men. ages ~ TO 90. experience an
necessary. references required Gail
between ; and a M. Hotel Salisbury.
Fourth and Cherry. room ego
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-07
WATER FRONT LAND

OLYMPIC VIEW TRACTS
'ust plated ideal salt watsr frontage:
good beach. not biuffy spring water
daily steamers from Colman dock good
clam beach An entire s-acro tract for
1900; ESQ cash. balance SO monthly.
CHARLES sONEHs COMPANY
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-06
BUSY Bees,

No wonder the honey bees have been
given the honor of being the busiest
little creatures alive A scientific ex-
pertinent has shown that a red clover
blossom contains on an average less
than one-eighth of a grain. of sugar.
There being 1000 grains in a pound,
the bee tnat makes a pound of honey
must obtain its material from no less
than $4,000 clover heads. But this is
not all. In order to get the nectar the
bee is compelled TO insert its proboscis
into each floret or flower tube COM
posing the head of clover, and there
are, it is said, about sixty florets in
every head The insect must. there
fore, perform this operation 60 times
$4,000. or 100000 times. in order to
obtain a pound of nectar.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-06
HOPES SOON TO ARRANGE TO
BUILD WINTER HOME HERE

]. b. Taylor. of WATERFOWL, N. Y.
in writing recently to j. II. Donnelly
stated that he was glad to hear that
George Hail. of Ogdensburg, n. V,
was to be his neighbor in Daytona.
Mr.. Hall is having handsome bun
galow erected for a winter home on
property purchased this season.
through A. +. Donnelly, at the north
west corner of Ridgewood and Belle
vue avenues. and Mr. Taylor, winter
before last. purchased from ]. IL. Don
nelly and others large tract of land
at the southeast corner of the same
avenues. Messrs. Hall and Taylor are
personal friends and Mr., Taylor
writes Mr.. Donnelly that he hopes
soon 20 have his business SO arranged
that he can build winter home ON
his property here, diagonally across
the street from Mr., Halls bungalow
which is now In process of construc
ton. Mr., Taylor and family occupied
n \ Rlodgett's residence on South
Ridgewood avenue during the season
of ialSlt,
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-06

steel hardening by spray az
compressed air Is the plan adopted FOR
certain special work IN a German "a.
adjustment For hardening only in
parts-such as the surface OF rails and
points for sidings-the local quench.
Ing In oil or water sets up dangerous
tension, and new means has been
sought for giving a safe transition
from the hardened TO the unhardened
material The compressed air spray
Is found to give the desired results.
The air reaches the metal through
special noszles, and accurately graded
degrees or hardness are obtained by
regulating the number and arrange
ment of holes in the nozzle. When
these are wide apart the surface Is
much affected, openings closer togeth.
er giving thinner skin.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-06
Advancement of Flowers,

Study arrangement of flowers
and plants in the windows of the for
ists," says an observing hostess. I'm
less woman is an artist she cannot
hope to equal the skill shown by the
professionals who arrange the display
windows of the modern flower market,
and | find it easier and better to copy
than to experiment. One of the use
full ideas | CLEANED recently from the
study of beautifully arranged win
dow was the possibility of test tubes
as flower holders. These were placed
at each side of the handle of a basket
of flowers, and were tied in place with
many twinings of gauze ribbon and
almost concealed by the many looped
bows. The ribbon was the palest blue,
and in each test tube were a single
full blown pink rose and few buds"
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-06
Value of Honey.

Honeyis as wholesome and nourish.
ing as concentrated refined cane sugar
is unwholesome and lacking in nour.
ishment. Honey is medicine as we'll
as a food. Give il 70 the children in
place of candy BE sure, however. that
you get pure honey Glucose is more
harmful than sugar There are impor.
tant differences even in pure honey
according TO the conditions under which
IL is made, Just as there is great
difference in fruit, according to the
soil on which Il is Grown Dark red
honey is much the best, although the
people demand lieht yellow honey,
lust as they insist on light colored
dried fruit, because they eat With
their eyes and DO net think,
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-06
Low TIDES ON THE sEAcH.

Afternoon and Forenoon Tides Occur at
Approximately the Same Hour
and Minute.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-06
LOCAL TELEGRAPH
SERVICE WAS fine,
say copy" WRITERS

During the stay of the Brooklyn
baseball club in Daytona the war cor
respondents" who came along TO help
keep the record straight filed several
hundred thousand words of press dis
patches at the local Office of the West
ern Union Telegraph company The
following letter is proof that good ser
vice was rendered and that it was ao-
preciated:
"Daytona, Fla, March 81, 1918.
Superintendent Maxwell,
Western Union,
Jacksonville
Dear Sir: The members of the
Brooklyn and the New York press ac-
companying the Brooklyn baseball
club wish to take this opportunity TO
express their deep appreciation OF the
courtesy and excellent service ac-
corded them during their stay in Day
tona. At all times the Office was az
their convenience, together with the
facilities necessary for quick service,
and on no occasion was there cause
for complaint, We think that in Miss
k0mniek and her force the naytoBa
Office compares moro than favorahly
With the others We have met on our
many southern trips, aud congratulate
YOU on being SO we'll represented at
this office,
"Messrs, Rulgcr Curley, l.ich, Mac
both, Van Ness, Schumacher and
Lomon OF tho New Work Nankc,
squad; l.. 4 Wooster Of the brooklyn
Times, and Mr. Giants, of the rhnadel
phia papers Join as IN expressing tht
above sentiments,
"rhis statement Is absolutely volua
tary
Yours sincerely
\, Cutaiar n. y Press.
A. Neeger BROOKLYN Eagle.
Frank ], o'Neile, N. Y. Tribune
w. ]. Granger, Brooklyn citizen
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-06
william ~ and Buckingham Palace,

How much William w disliked Buck
ingham palace is shown by passage
in the diary of Lord Brougton, who was
first commissioner of works in 1884,
when the houses of parliament were
burned down. Two days after the fire
Broughton records: Went to St.
James, and saw his majesty. / can
not say he was much affected by the
calamity at having the opportunity of
getting rid of Buckingham palace;
said he meant it as a permanent gift
for parliament houses, and that it
would be the finest thing in Europe.
At three o'clock the king and queen
came, and went over the ruins of the
two houses. The king looked
gratified as if at a show, and per-
haps to the prospect of getting rid of
buckingham palace. Just before get
ting into his carriage he called the
speaker and me to him, and said,
Mind! | mean buckingham palace as
permanent gift! Mind that!'"
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-06
Falling chimneys.

Tall chimneys are usually destroyed
~ removing part of the masonry just
lbove the base, and replacing it with
imbers and wooden Wedges. These
ire soaked with inflammable oils and
set on fire. Before they are wholly
burned, the chimney becomes weak
ind falls. When a well-built chimney
alls from this cause, the motion be-
sins at the bottom and the top drags
,ack, like the tip of a whip when it is
wung quickly. This effect of inertia
esults in the chimney's breaking long
,efore it reaches the ground
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-06

Seen after victory had declared Il.
olf IN FAVOR OF the British arms az
he memorable battle ot nlenhoim tho
eNke 81 Marlborough, IA trayorslng
he ranks, observed u soldier leaning
n q penelve manner on the hutt.end
" hie muskot Hts grace immcdi.
,tely aeeostcd him thus, why so
,enHive. my friend, after SO glorioua q
ictorye" "lt may be glorious" 70.
ilied the son OF Mara. hut have
,nly earned tourpence by contributing
o all this acquisition OF famel"
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-06
Must Be proteeted.

Time lis money, but the man who got
I'VE years for stealing one dollar doubt.
less figures that money is quoted too
high.-Spokesman Review.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-06
THE pAYToNA DAILY NEWS

Published Every Afternoon Except
Sunday by
THE GAZETTE-NEWS COMPANY
AT Daytona. Florida
I. E. FITZGERALD. Editor and Manager
G. s. HARRIS. ......... Assistant Editor
Subscription Is cents per week by car
rfer: so cents per month by mail.
Entered as second-class matter, Au-
gust 10. 1914. at the postoffice at Day
tona, Fla. under the Act of March 3,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-29

This is a photograph of Rae Tanner,
the mysterious woman in the strange
case of James w. Osborne, the we'll
known New York lawyer, as she looked
when locked up on a charge of using
the mails to defraud Mr.. Osborne
years ago made a reputation as a
prosecutor when as assistant district
attorney he handled big murder cases
there which were read all over the
world.
Miss Tanner, aged twenty-three, a
forewoman in hat factory, began suit
against him for $4,000 for breach Of
promise. He declared he knew nothing
about the case and denied he had ever
seen the woman. He told of letters he
had received addressed to oliver Os-
borne. Several days after the suit
was filed oliver Osborne appeared at
James w. Osborne's home, saying he
was a Boston man and that he knew
Miss Tanner we'll and had taken her
out.
The charge of misusing the mails
grew out of the sending of these oliver
Osborne letters. 1t may be tried be-
fore the breach OF promise case, and
the result of that will depend on the
verdict Of the jury In the criminal
case.