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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-07
Little Beauty Chats
By Blanche Beacon.)

cease to worry about it. Therefore, unless
this superfluous hair becomes 80 evident
that people stare al YOU on it, account.
wait, and in time il will go of its own ac-
cord.
Ii Won want To help IL go without iniur-
ing the skin in any way, why not use
pumice stone daily. This will wear the
hairs off. But let me- give YOU one hint. !
wish ! could write this caution in letters
a long a the page on which il appear
don't use peroxide on your upper lip. II
will whiten the skin. yellow the hair.
coarsen il, and make il stand out thick
and shiny. You may use peroxide on al
most any other part of the human body,
but the skin of the upper lip j. too ~cnsi-
tive Ia experiment on. Another thing |
want Ia mention while on the subject j.
that peroxide while beneficial Ia some skins
l. injurious "a Others. Each must decide
by her own experiments whether "a use
II or not.
The only sure means Of removing super
fluous hair ON the face J. by the electric
needle. but find out before YOU use II II your
trouble j. permanent. for they NAV be- no
need for it. and il j. a painful a. well a.
expensive process.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-07
TwiliQht Dip.

A party composed Of Mr.. and Mr.. jim
Butler, Mr.. and Mrs. George Quicker. Mr..
and Mrs. Luther Lane, Mr.. George Walker
and Mrs. Lowry, motored to Point Isabel
yesterday afternoon and in the early even
ing hours enjoyed a dip IN the breakers
ing for founders was also tried out. but
Mrs. Butler was the only successful wielder
Of the rod. After q luncheon on the beach
the party began the return trip To the city.
reaching home at an early hour this morn
ing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-07
WHAT THE AVERAGE GOLFER
SPENDS.


In the May American Magazine .Ie
rome ID. Travers. four times amateur
golf champin Of America, writes IA re-
markably interesting article entitled,
The High Cost of Golfiing." full of
striking facts about the game. In the
following extract taken from his article
he tells what golf costs the average play
err:
Around the New York and Chicago
districts. where over $50 clubs are rep
resented. the average dues are 500 Il year.
with the average initiation fee at 500.
But a fair average over the entire golf.
ing realm would be- considerably less.
say about one half.
We will say. then. that Jones takes
up golf. enters u club pays a so initia-
tion fee. so annual dues. buys the need
ell seven clubs and plays twice a week.
Saturdays and Sundays for eight months
Of the wear.
IF he plays twice 4 week for eight
months h. will travel the course about "a
times, which will require on an average
about three dozen golf balls. or one to
every ~ holes. please remember that
in all this We are taking up the average
i%casc.) 50 Jones must pay at least so
for the number Of balls he uses. His
car fare will at least he so. And to
this must he added a caddic charge Of
10 cents a round. or about so for the
season.
so at the end Of the first year Mr..
William Jones. average citizen and av-
erage golfer. PLAYING in the average
Town. can figure up his expenses as fol
lows: Initiation fee. $50; annual dues.
500. balls. so; clubs. $3.50: ear fare.
so. caddie pay. go: total SlS250.
This il merely a list If the necessary
charges. After the first year the initia-
tion fee is removed and the cost Of clnDs
l. reduced. bringing the actual cost down
To an average Of Sle0 a wear. ar about
two dollars for each If eight mnthS.
There will be thousands who vii spend
'hrce or -four times this amount: ard
there will be other thousands who will
spend less. But for a general average
these figures will not he vry far away
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-07

One variety of Chinese sugar cane is
raised for chewing ia its natural state
aud l. kept in good condition for months
by being buried in the ground.
The spoon l. an insignificant little uten-
ii. vi Il create> ! Stir IN every home
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-07

THE WEATHER FORECAST.

The following weather forecast for
the lower gulf coast and the Magic
Valley is issued by the United States
weather bureau at New Orleans:
Tonight, iair, cooler; Saturday. iair,
light northrrly winds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-07

a portable vulcanizer to repair tires
has been invented that can be- ear.
ried on an automobile and take current
from its lamp sockets or ignition battery.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-07

English educators have found that a
decrease in the circulation Of cheap lit
erature has followed the Increase in the
number Of motion picture theaters.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-07

\ protector to br strapped To a mans
hoe a. guard il against wear from au-
t"mobile pedals and other mechanism
operated hv the feet has been patented
by u Californian.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-07

!" save hauling another ear 4 Tee
man railroad has built A wrccking crane
on top Of a locomtive. which also pro-
vides the power for operating il
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-07

A hoop Of grinding material tn be fas.
ened over the fly wheel Of a sewing ma.
chine to sharpen household tools has
been patented by a Pennsylvania.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-07
Hop.

The Elks club will give the customary
Friday hop tonight IN the club rooms ~
Eleventh street.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-07

Redding. Cal. Nav '.-Lassen Peak il
in eruption again. il became known here
today. The latest eruption, the ninety
frst occurred last night and was visible
for many miles in every direction.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-07

An cvrglaSS needle that has been Dat.
'nted II made IN two parts, thread being
Inserted into the bottom. which is tubu
'lr, and fastened by S"rcwing on the
oimt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-07
: : : SOCIETY," : :
Telephone social items to Society Editor
=. Phone No. ~

The common problem, yours, mine every
ones,
Is-not 10 fancy what were fair in life
Provided IT could be-but, finding first
What may be, then 10 make il fair
Up to our means: a very different thing
Robert Browning, A~ristophane's Apology
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-07

Sometimes a man longs for tomorrow
because he is ashamed OF what he didn't
do today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-07
PROVIDENCE

Providence j. Supremacy wise. alike
IN what IL gives and what denies.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-07
Local Weather Observations.

The following local weather obser-
vations, covering the 2i-hour period
ending at Z a. m. today, are furnished
by the United States weather bureau
station, Brownsville:
Maximum temperature .......92.9
Minimum temperature .......I3.
Baromeiric pressure, Z p IN. % III
Barometric pressure, Z a. IN. ...29.7i
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-07

A nan J. veal or woe. "a he thinks
himself 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-03

". Wheeler. general manager
White Pass and Yukon railway.
says railroad expects longer and
buaicr season. owing 10 the early
brhkeup on ice IN Yukon
Rev. Alfred M. Williams 20 take
charge ~ Green Lake Presbyterian
church Easter sunday
Federal Judge Neterer sends up
Ernest and Joseph Champlain.
counterfeiters. for three years
Local alumni OF Amherst college.
Mass. 10 entertain President Alex.
ander Meikleiohn. who arrives
here Sunday.
3. a. Waller. glove manufacturer
81 Kewanee. III. hays Seattle sur.
passes any other city Ia natural
beauty.
Capt Alan Morton Davis. pilot Of
the G.. T. T.. steamer. Prince Ru.
pert appointed examiner OF mas.
ters and mates at Prince Rupert.
rs. G.
Washington state Hotel Mems
association holds annual meeting
at New Washington hotel Tuesd y.
Port Warden Paysse will keep
log Of daily doings hereafter.
New charts Of kuskok~im bay
and river ready for issue.
Rev Robert s. Osaood OF Pros
pect Congregational church spoke
on The Sacrifice OF True Life"
Friday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-03
MUSIC Federation
WILL GIVE CONCERT

The Seattle Federation ~
Musical clubs will give a coucer,
April at Plymouth church. Some
OF the best talent In the city will
be heard. The program follows:
!. organ solo. Overture 20 Ph.dre
Transcription for organ by Mr. M.,hs,
sr, judsen Maiher
fai Song at Sunrise .. Mann.s
CD spring. Lovely spring f;rtax
ladies Musical club.
Mr. Henry Hibbard. Acconpanist
M ciaud Madden. Conductor
! 'al Prom the Green Fields Me
hsiofeiel ..-...........-. fsnttn
90 The Minor Chord ....... Mal.r
frl Nsurah .-..... e,ya..
Mr. Thco Kari Johnston.
Mics Ethel Never Accompanies.
= Suite for two vioiins and piano Goddard
ca Pastoral 90 Sadness. fc9 Abnn-
don. fdi Cradle Song te1 MIA
night 90 sersnade
Mrs MarrKre, Mecoiioush Lang ana
Miss Georgia Du Bots.
Niles Asnss Ross Accompanies;
8 Scandinavian chorur~.-
ca Mar Fjoraeru. Biaaner .......
-..+--.- .t---.-..-... f>orwexfsr1
20 hnr pss hveA ....-.... Swedish
'es sifidshon ......-.. fss~dsshl
MI w. r. sAiher. Nj Rudolph Moiier
Conductors
& ts1 can Ne No More casnan
fbi Down IN the Desert ........ po.s
Mr. Romayne Jansen
Niss Agnes Ross Accompanies,
= ca Nov l. the Month Of MayinF
co. Indian Mountain Song radmsa
Ladies' Musical Club.
Mt ciaud Madden. Conductor
Mrs. Henry Hubbard. Accompanied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-03

ELSEWHERE

Mark p. Robinson. capitals,
commits suicide. Honolulu
Delegate Wlckershar1 addresse,
Alaskan Legislature
Women's political meeting In
Chicago ends I'm near riot.
Chinese In U. S. asked 20 pay
$50 each 10 fight Japan's demands
Congressman Metz. New York,
advises manufacturers 90 quit sell
ing 10 England n she does not
modify rules OF oversee commerce
Gov. Lister 20 be one OF the
speakers nj Anti.Saloon league
convention. Atlantic City. ~ j.. in
July.
$4,000 Porto Rieans on strike in
sugar fields.
Bishop William Melvin Bell, los
Angeles. scores money barons
David starkey eonfesses burning
home, with wife and baby. Ottawa.
III.
President Wilson TO speak at Ar.
lington cemetery on Decoration
day.
Frank Meredith Of Salem. Ore.
appointed secretary Washington
state tair at North Yakima.
Fire az Galway millinery store
causes $1,000 loss. Aberdeen. Wash.
Supt. Josephine reston chosen
chairman OF commission on appor.
tionment OF school funds. Olympia
Rosiyn 10 vote $4,000 bonds to
extend water system.
Aviator r. r. Maroney. Everett.
building three-passenger flying
ship.
Runaway horse dragged Mrs. Ar.
mold Johnson. Snohomish. for 50
feet on Hewitt ave. Everett.
Police az Everett srresting I. w.
". leaders for fear Of agitation
among striking single wesvers.
Centrslia raising 5000 70 enter.
tain seven state conventions in
June
Dwight Darling. pioneer druggist
Everett. arrested for violating new
federal anu-druK act.
Conference az Everett looking 20
purchase by city OF water system.
President Wilson asked by pro.
hihition leaders TO call special ses.
sion 20 pass prohibition law.
Charged with stealing s25. ZOO
from mail train. Charles Oldfield.
mail clerk. indicted In Kansas aud
also In Colorado.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-03
AGED Woman
BRINGS SUIT
FOR DIVORCE

John T. oouieue 10 Torth
upwards Of 100000 and )owns
considerable valuable skattIe
property, yet In the ls(t 10
years has purchased TOT his
wife, Flora. according 10 her
divorce complaint Saturday,
but one calico dress. twd pairs
Of shoes, coat and 4 few
other small lnciden tals.
doth ave.
Mrs. ooulette is y years
old and says that on the eve
Ming Of March IS. while quests
we're dining at their home,
ooUIette became sngered and
flung his napkin In her face.
lie ordered her 10 pack her
things and leave the house. and
later that evening abused her ~
severely relterating his orders 10
leave. that she did go. in rags
TO seek charity OF friends. she
says.
The Goulettes married al an ad.
Fanced age on June ~. 1905. in
Clinton Place. Canada GouIetta
was then retired railway master
mechanic 81 considerable means.
They came west and he bought
property. but Mrs. Goulette says
she does not know the extent OF
their community holdings.
She declares. however, that he
is worth easily 5000 600. ana tnat
while giving her nothing. contents
himself with all the comforts OF
life.
He INDUCES In a box Of cigars
a week her complaint says.
brides himself on the diamonds
he wears. takes many vacation
trips and spends money freely
upon himself"
She says he compelled her 10
do all the work for himself. his
two sons. two daughters. and p
boarder In house Of II rooms.
She did all the washing. ironing.
cooking and sewing. she asserts.
without assistance.
He has never taken her from
the house. although he and other
members OF the family frequently
20 without her. she says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-03

lamb, lSc 10 fore quarter and chops
lt2Mc H. At Lesiies. No. pals pur,
lard. CSC. No 10 pals N.25. lbs coffee
zoe stalls ss-Se. is lbs sugar. 81 90:
bottles catsup. 5bc: cans sardines s6c
L c toilet paper. Sc soc tea. ssc III
large cans milk. csc. with ! 10. coffee
stall lis fresh churued butter. ?Tc To-
fresh ranch eggs eeI @ dor stall 1913
dor cookies i5c. ioc loaves bread
ibc stalls 9i5s. salmon trout. ibc 10.
black cod. lbs CSC. stall III. head
lettuce. Sc. long green asparagus. i5e ant
{ zoe III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-03
SHOOTING At COLON
MAY CAUSE the US.
TO POLICE THAT CITY

WASHINGTON. April Re
sponisbility for the killing OF Cor
poral Langdon OF the u. s. Coast
artillery and the wounding OF sew
eral other Americans in a riot in
Colon yesterday. was placed on the
commander Of the Panama canal
zone police in a report TO the war
department by Brig. Gen. Clarence
II. Edwards, commanding the Amer
lean forces In the canal zone.
The department is considering
the ACCESSIBILITY OF taking over the
policing OF that part of Panama
which adjoins L. s. territory. in
Guiding Colon and Panama City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-03
0, VERY WELL, AL

HOQUIAM. April 3.-Predictins
about everything in sight. Congress
man Albert johnson OF this city. just
returned home, is candidate for
the Projectors championship OF the
world.
Without batting an eye he pre-.
dicted today the war will be over in
100 days. that President Wilson will
not run for reelection. that the L.
S. will have to intervene In Mexico.
and that Senator Burton of Ohio
will be the next president.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-03
PUBLIC MARKETS
wT<rI.tkE

ME-fI.tkE
MONDAY .es. Roqueforf cheese
Soc 70 Gorgousols. use ~. stall E07. greef
onions. punches Sc. rucumhers lie
each. stalls soo-zts. Yakima Gem paia-
toes ti.45 cwt. dry onions 8 Ib. Toe
stall ate. asparagus, lbs Zoe. fancy TO,
mato~.. acc H.. good artichoker. &c each
stall aip home baked beans Ioc pi cot,
faEe cheese. lee ~. Stall eS fun cream
chess. zee ~ best peanut butter. is,
10. stall -, eocoanut bars. isc dor al
Kinds pies i0c each stall los home
made marmalade. isc ~. Anchovies. lts
10 sauerkraut, qts. iie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-03

>ATt RDAN stan log. fresh made nea
nut hutter. Zoe IL, l0c loaVes fresh
bread. Sc. or for iac. stalls 9. O. g. :.
40 !. 6-S lean bacon. iH6 and zoe H.
so. I hams. Sc M pot roast. &c Ca
1880 10. veal outlets. iac 10. stalls
1898. ioc gloss starch. &c; s5c lars assert
ed preserves soc soc olive oil. SSc; SC
cans clam nectar .5c. No. 80 sack choice
patent flour, 81 60. with other purchase.
stalls tO6-tit. best milk. ss25 case. de-
livered with other $50 order, baking
powd der zoe; Toe cans pork and beans
s Tor s5c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-03
SDt TIL End


MONDAY ais $50, hams ibc 10
lamb chops Use H. fancy breakfast ha-
con. sic 10 local bacon. i2c 10 stall
e. lemons tee doF bananas, isc and s0c
doE oranges and apples, ioc dos. stall
Sc. very best butter ace 10 strictly fresh
egFs. 2tc dos. cream cheese. s0c ID.
stan 5. rhuharb. lbs lbc; large cauli-
flower zee head; new radishes. lunches
So. spinach. SC 10 cucumber. zoe each.
stan 80. ? large loaves bread Sc; 2-layer
cakes. .0c. pies. Toe. Stall so. &c cur
rants and raisons. Sc pkg Toe can corn.
7c, cans tomatoes. Csc. ibc can pump
kin Zoe stall IS. ling cod. lbs isc:
large crabs . for 2bc. stall i6. cans
peas, corn or tomatoes use. stall
English walnuts. i5c 10. honey. lee
comb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-03

We have in course of erection a one-story brick
building that will contain ten very attractive and
very well located stores.
We will be able to give possession of these stores
on May first We are now ready to receive APP
plcations for the rental of these stores.
L. NJ. KENNARD, Agent, ~ White Building.
Main 1884
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-03

MONDAY stall II. : lbs white granu-
lated sugar. tSc. Stalls ~. -. pasteur.
lied milk. &c at. Sc pit stalls Gt-GS
fresh peanut butter Zoe M. sauerkraut
BE- at stall 1893. yellow or white coru
meal 4 lbs Toe. Stall 1898. tomatoes
cans Toe. white or pink beans MS
zoe stall 6. salmon. clans or oysters 4
cans gac. stall 90. cider vinegar. ice at
ample butter. Toe M. Stal -, No l cot
Zee. l1c H. standard brands milk s,
large can. stail 81, No. 10 pals lard
lxi.fG; choice hams. i5c M. stall So lbs
fresh butter. 55c, fun cream cheese IS,
! n stall ibea fresh crabs. for sSc
| sturgeon. sc NJ. Stall 40. smclt 6 lbs
! gsc. salmon. ace each,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-03
DIVER WILL SEE
LOST SUBMARINE
FROM TUBE TODAY

HONOLULU. April IA human
being may today see the submarine
~ for the first tim" since the yes.
sci diyed beneath the surface OF the
harbor here n week ago
Tests with n diving tube con
Htructed here having proved sue
cesEful. Diver Agraz will be lowered
to the bottom OF the harbor In the
tube.
Through the plate glass ports Of
the tube Agrax hopes 20 be able 10
see the - no that he can give her
position definitely upon returning
TO the surface
Secretary Of Labor Wilson eele-
hrated s3rd birthday Friday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-03
pUT De CAREFUL OF
TtE SttBllSW

Second trial OF Mrs.. Florence
Carman on murder charge. Min.
cola, n. Y. TO begin May 10.
Judge Frank p. Greever, Canadl.
an, Texas, shot by dIsgruntled llti.
giant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-03

Improved with new house good
veil; land about all cleared
good soil lice level good view
% Seattle close 20 school and
stores. Price t57s, terms 80
cash. 80 monthly. can 81
Burke \ Farraf's office at KIRK.
land and our agents will show
YOU the land
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-03
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
SPIRITUAL ADVISER
TRANCE MEDIUM

SPIRITUAL ADVISER
TRANCE MEDIUM
-tHMtNE-
GIVES RELIABLE tNropMATtoN
OS ALI. AFFAIRS
BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS Many q
failure 20 succeed ~ business can 10
traced 90 tho lack % husiuess arum~n
many opportunities are lost through The
inability % the Interested parry 20
knor n h- viii succeed NJ ~ the bust
ness ~ 10 about 60 undertake 10 ono q
his caiiinz. trnins sill tell YOU this
ard point out the way Tor better sue.
cess Don't make mistake IN namr
Took for irmius. iiit PIKE corner
Minor
JOIN SLATER Circles Monday and
Tussdsy evenings a. ais SHARP: also
Tuesday and rhursday afternoons 81,
ga0. private readings daily. 10 %
Positively the last Nsek Sew Ven.
dome Hotel 1871 FIRST ave- between
Union and University
MADAM ALEXANDER Special readings
for ~ 90 n IN trouble. consult me ~
eos Pine -.
CLAfROYAST card reader "KNOWI.-
EDGE H. POWER" Love or business
Are you rs doubt DO you wish 20
know IN. TRUTH rhis sifted iady's adj
Vice and help is not guess work hut
20 consult the best Don't mistake the
number gis Union. between Sixth and
seventh Took FOR Madam clark
TRUMPET CIRCLE every sunday after
noon. 80. Tuesday evening 40.
Thursday evening. $50. Elliott ts2.
Mrs spencer. 220 Burke BlIg corner
Marion and second.
LOLA LEE-fifs Pike st--Circies We'd
nssdays and Fridays. reads daily III
lott 2tt2w
BERTHA NELSON Trance medium
circle tonight. consultation daily Stsr-
ling Hotel i7tt Thifd.
MRS nARNARD-card reading si5H
Pine 81
MADAM gfFNsHfNE -DestinY card read
er and palrnist. &c and soc. si1 Pine
Apt J.
RELIABLE card reading Prices &c and
SOC Hours 90 8. afternoons. iiisit
Third ave. room
CTAfHVOTANT. reader. paimistry and
cards. questions answered. $50 and soc
sii Fourth ave. room 2.
| MADAM MAY-ciairVoYsn card reader,
palmist 25e tn7 Fif,h, room 2
| PROV cORDELL. PhrsnoioRist. Painist
! oeE~I~~I-1>>~ ~~~~~~~~N~~~0~~
FURNISHED APIS.
BAHGAfN- Furnished and unfurnisng ID
apartments, private baths is2 Re.
publican
TIC 90 Up Furnished unfurulshed. and
| 4-room apartments. private baths. i6l
| Republican
EEGF5T@IOh APTs-Ib0s smith ave Low
rents. desirable tenants only. Main
s>~~e~I~r~NN-~~e~~~~r~
!
| "a FOR RENT. Furnished.
/ We can save you money on YOU furniturs
| between Tacoma ana seattle
! NO GRATING
AUTO DELIVERY CO.
Anything Delivered Anyvhsrs
| Elliott 2bt 7if Pike
| ron RENT Cottages. furnished or IN.
| furnished $500 ana is.o0 souih Park
car 10 Myrtle OF. 1865 Riverside 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-03
SW0B0DA 'SWEATED'

PARIS. April raymond Swo-
boda, charged with being a Ger
man spy and arrested. suspected
OF having set the liner La Tour
aine on fire. was being severely
'sweated" today in the secret In.
quiry into his case resumed at
Havre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-03
- FOR RENT-Furnished

SO op. NICE room fiat With hail haih
$40 rshse. siesttte iisht laundry. close
tn. tf0a Terrace court
NEW aronm cottaae Furnished. tls 30
Appiy gdab v Aiuha
uouM WANrEb ~ man out ~ ciif
part - times no objections ~ small
children Hiaie price location and
conditions t.sf. star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-03

i WANT two live aEents 90 cell the new =.
ct household labor saving device quick
s.uaf suod commission ast NsW York
uioCh