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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-15
VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses

Ipo nreuaon ana corc.a scbuits. So.
attic
James u Keliy and Anna Mae sbebic
] Seattle
George resicl,. Kirkland. and ELLA q
Johnston. Tolcdo -
syerdrup sorenscn. %. and Euue Erici.
scn. ~. kotchiknn.
Fred a Ypmgman. Seattle, and Dor
othy J Wcisn Milwaukee Wis
otto ". TlcHlnE and Phyllis Almond
waiter u Mcclure. 30. and Helen
! Geek south Seattle.
James A. uemmons and Anna u. n.
F"ik stanwood. ,,
Mrs ana Mr. n lgarL sie King st,
Mrs aud Mr John @. sprirFs. aego
Western awe daughter
Mrs and Mr., William Young, sac 2gnd
ave. son,
Mrs aud Mr. Marco Franco, itso Ycslcr
way. son
Mrs and MI a T saudlsan. Cashmere
Wash. son.
Mrs aud Mr e H. Gus,atson. sii5 n
6Oth IT. yon
Mrs ana Mr. g. W myers 7,16 coriiss
Mrs ana Mr. n W rtolmcv. Aas5
smith ave. S. daughter
Mrs aud II a. y Kitchener. $50
50tb ave. daughter
Mrs and Mr. Robert NJ uooth. SOS
Mrs and Mr. l. G. Ritsohcf 1855
Roanoke st.. aUu.
Mrs ana Nj Arthur stewart Walk (.
Madison pprk. SON
MIS- aud MI " j. wade. gsot sixth
ave. son
Mrs and Mr u Gousalez. si5 Terrace
st, som
Kate HereN 60. sao2 n e2nd st.. Mo-
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S. {. co. CARRIEN
BUS FIGHT UP TO|
HIGHER COUR1

More desperately bitter grew IN
fight Monday between the Seatth'
Electric Co. and the Ferry Iln|
Auto Bus Co. contesting tooth AT
nail for supremacy in the busine0'
of passenger transportation in Wei
Seattle.
Unsuccessful in downing the ~
ney men after two attempts in lss-|
tice court. the electric company1
carried the battle into supe1of'
court and forced Prosecutor Lxindia|
to file criminal informziioa'
against the auto line.
The information charges
crime OF carrying passengers -
hire without a permit and in y
hicles other than steam or elects
railway cars M
A. c. and George Collins. wn
operate the line OF jitneys from to
West Seattle ferry terminal 70
points served also by the Electrie
company. were named defersf1.al.
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PAYS S525 FOR
Dummy STOCK

Alice Butler. pretty youne
widow from New York. is selling
cigars and maazines over the coun
ter OF the Diller hotel cigar stand
Monday. determined to make the
best OF a bad bargain A. r. Ro
lette. broker. has been bound over
TO the superior court under S75t
bail. as a result OF the sale of the
stand TO Mrs. BUTLER
When Rolette found that Mrs
Butler WAS looking for a cigar
stand. he offered to find one for
her. according TO the testimony I'm
the preliminary hearing before
Judge Gordon. lie asked her how
much she wanted 20 pay, and she
said $500
How much have you got7" per.
sisted Ronette, and she told him
5000. but that she wanted 500 TO
live on.
Rolette. II Is charged. then Of
ferod c. II Bowers. former owner
of the stand. $3.50. which was &C
ceptod. Rolette charged Mrs. Butt
Ter S525. saying he had reduced the
price from $500 Then he demand
ed S25 commission, which she paid.
After she took possession, she
found there was only sos worth OF
stock. that the apparently large
quantity of stock was mostly empty
cigar boxes. When she complained
to Rolette she says he offered to
sell the stand to somebody else for
what she paid for It,
Instead, she tipped off the prose.
cutting attorney, and Constable
shannon arrested both Rolette and
Bowers, the latter later being re-
icAsed
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Girl INJURED IN
AUTO ACCIDENT

Miss ElYuor Ernst. 1895 Queen
Anne ave. h seriously injured Mon.
day. and Lance McCurdy. COS Fed
rral ave. 10 suffering from cuts and
bruises. ~ o result o. az accident
IN which they were struck BY a
street car. AZ Second and Spring.
sunday niEht
Miss Ernst was hurled several
Feet and NAa unconscious for sew
eral hours
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The police are investigating a
complaint from Ellsworth storey.
architect In the New York block, Of
200 Dorffel place. that q special
patrolman named Bridgefarmer.
" 30 has worked up a beat In his
district ls constantly annoying
him
Storey says he has constantly
asked BridEcinrmer TO stay away.
but he refuses
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27-For Rent unfinished

noon COTTAGE, basement. hnth.
clean. close tn, coal ANA gas range
fi2 Co. Main 2to 227 ~ Republican.
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PRIVATE WATCHMAN /
A HUSTLER; HE WORKS
HARD FOR BUSINESS

Last night. says Storey. Bridge
farmer prevented the maid al 8
house owned by Storye at go Dorf-|
fei place. from entering the house,
The architect chages the ~
trolmAn il sore because the ior3
mer won't subscribe &c his serytal
lie comes around late al nisff]
and leases the Storey dog. 20 MI
win bars and waken the family, ~
complaint adds
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OSTEOPATHIC PHI SI-
CLANS AND SURGEONS
SPANISH TAUGHT
WELL DIGGING

SF1Si8H TAUGHT Private lessons /
Hoff 77fJ
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CA0KED, KICKED AND
ABUSED, she AYERS

Married less than eight months
ago. Margaret Eleda Woods begin
divorce proceedings Monday in sH
perior court, alleging that her has-l
band. Harold d. Woods. has threat
ened her life on numerous occasions
since their wedding day.
On July I. she alleges. she wad
choked. and on October rs wa4
kicked by her husband. who accused
her OF being too friendly with othsI
men.
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tune vii H. divided with his new
playmate.
Then there1i be two richest
babies. for. as far as the records
show. there are 20 other babies IN
the t50.00G. 900 class.
ilut anyway the coming OF the
stork must be n great relief to The
fond parents ~ the richest baby,
for II viii end that world side
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ASK FOR SALT WATEI
MAIM TO BATH HOUS(

An ordinance granting to ia
Natatorium company. at Secoud
and Virginia. the right to lay 4
salt water main from the water
front TO its premises was introduced
in the council Monday afternoon.
The measure reserves for the city
the right to attach fire hydrssA~A~
the main. at the expense of the city.
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hRS0kISTS AT WORK

Local fire underwater have asls.
81 Mayor GIN 20 assign a detective
10 running down Arsonists believed
10 be working in this city in har.
mony Nith others captured ia San
FFAnciscn.
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PARLIAMENT MUST
STAND BEHIND 1T

LONDON. Nov. 15.-No attempt
to apply CONSUMPTION without par
liaments consent. Premier Asquith
today told the Lords, viii be made
by the government lie suggested
that such a move might cause mis-.
Understandings.
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21--Female Help Wanted

TAHGE. reliable company 5sil pag e. ~
So daily f1 employed persons FOR doing
little eNtrn work in spare time no
rtnVaHsing no experience. mo- money
required in advance Palmer CO.. ao2
W Lake rhlcaEo
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COLLATERAL LOANS

SizIi si.MAN--Joseias and FsPaiFa Nsl'
ffTt =.
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'l-Aereage for Sale
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KuIc UFray, %, 23O2 \ 62nd a. No
Vcmher II
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stall l0 nrw Yakima homer lie comb
fancy strained honey ttr jar stalls
2t-se. rinioo flour 90 sack. Ih.
fancy white sugar. See. q Soc Flee zoe,
sacks salt. Ice Stalls gi-l1 seles ?
he Zoe. tondrriuiu sole. IEs gtt.
Olympic oysters tac 81 stall 1914 lem
ems lee doE. Florida grapefruit for
ttr Jonathan applfp. t1tf delivered
sweet orange GOO dos sweet POTATOES
n ihr Csc
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22-Female Situation

CLEAN gentleman moods financial na.
HistHnce md wishes o. meet lady eth
$1,000. win View to matrlu0uY ~
deslrHhtr Security ssf%eu Audreaa
A.44 star
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SEEK STOLEN PAINTINGS

Ell PASO, Texas. Nov l5,-Fise
$4,000 oil paintings stolen BY
Mexican bandits from the bishca
of San Luis Potosi are being sought
by L.. S. officials. II was learned
today.
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PREPARE FOR EMERGENCY

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Nov. IA.
A program 10 educate policemen
firemen. nurses, doctors and cltt
zens in a system of emergency re-
lief work in case disaster visits tho
city was started by Mayor Nye 10
day.
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NEW YORK OPERA OPENS

NEW YORK. Nov 15,-The "
week grand opera season when
opened here today is the only
grand opera on a great scale that
there Is In the world this year
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Lands for Sale

4S-Farm Lands for Sale
YOUTH AMERICAN LANDS
81 90 rEH ACRr TERMS TO arfr.
We ARE COrDSTEtNg 100 900 ACRES
or TIE FINEST AGRICULTURAL
ANp DUAZfN1 LAND 80 SOUTH
AMERICA THIS Ne BEAUTIFUL
LEVEL LASp. CLOSE TO ruANs-
poHrATION AUrNpAST RAtNFAG.L
ANp uStT Fpru ACRES rs re-
grtHEp To THE A>tMAL. GREEN
GRASS THE YEAR ROUND NO
FEEpf%1 SO DISEASE AND no
pHurgHrH ToU FURTHER IL.
FORMATION CALL AND SEE US
SOUTH AMERICAS COLONIZATION
COMPANY
-. sol. - Ho9g ngIpiSg
47-Real Estate Loans
HEAh ESTATE LOANS NoRTHEHN
Bond 4 Mortgage Co. Central nldE.
b-'ween Columhls ana Marion
4S--Mortgage Loans
!l-co9S JsSss,os9, T. 20 ~ g5ses9ss
49--Legal Notices
rs TuE pIsTRIrr coTRr or THE
United states Tor the Western District
~ Washington Northern Division
no tsoa ~ HNNKRrpTcy
IN the Matter ~ Elmer + Taylor and
Della Taylor Individually and as
menhora ~ the marital community OF
Elmer ]. Taylor and Della O. Taylor.
husband and wife. Uankrupts
TO tho creditors ~ the above named
h"nWupta and Go ell other persons Ia
interest
Take notice that The bankrupts above
named Nav" p'tltlourd this court for
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PUBLIC MARKETS


Mt1~Tf.AhI
stain see pure cider tlnsEar $50 sal
, cans salmon 4tr grange or isfnen peel
90 ih. prspayvd ramrslu. ier ran tiAU
afs. fFeah spinach Re tHes green
bsans 2 its 10 stall tFn. fancy cream.
rfF hWitrf tpr Do cream trirk ehsrps
tfe it STALL see nue rrisp saisTl De-
stain large head isttare. 81 stall atf
fanrr tanaras itr ana spc dos juicy
lemons itr dos aAlruts. Tie eEr
stalls 1913 cut sHleed haftine ihs
lio fane1 srsdea ratsins tlc ptE fresh
muaiafa 5. nnl iar iar
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search that led to Africa where q
Wild babo0n was caught and edn.
Gated a. a playthlng for Baby Vim.
son. TO Mexico for a little burro
on which the richest baby" could
ride. 20 South America for a
strange species Of the goat family;
10 a famous Kentucky racing stable
for a blooded pony. 10 Paris for a
costly people. finally 10 Georgia.
where colored boy was practi.
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SPOKANE PIONEER DEAD

SPOKANE. Nov. ll-MichaeI NJ
Cowley. pioneer merchanV
banker and one of Spokanes firs
settlers, is dead here today OF pne'
nonia.
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51-Public Notices

10 WHOM or MAY coNrEVN The
undersigned has made application To
erect dairy az aif 3tst ave. lot 4,
BLOCH p. Wbitrs Addition Any nne
dodtinR io protest against such oeCu.
patton wiIi make such protest at tho
office ~ the Suporiutcndent of Huild-
iurH prior t1 November 20, 1915 g.
T. Jensen. owner
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Mra Fearssu sanfs Co. cell trr
han~ place ~ Eifkisat and uiii
Eisa safne emo Hfz BARGAIN and
immediate roaserslan 1f ia ions.
proved Htfh house paalirr house
and harm land aH cleared and
partly fenced pure watef. un-
uhatrurtfHlr tGsa ~ lake an-
sffie ard mountains rfire tf4te
terms SO cash g. tnonfhlF
Take county ferry a. Madison
park ta hlrkfaad iuguirr ~
uurks a Faffars ofcrs for a.
frrtiHns
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you Deal Writ re utHEcT~
&Ha aur pfhrasifian
OK LAND
HAnaf - aur willis 80 caHsr.
At TffnEg LAKES
HSoHuNtEif CurSTr WASH
vii appeal 70 faa
Good roads ssagss daily irains mills
sehBni. ssa8@ rhUrs p v y.
Write ~, svs n N wEtENt.JnWN. Mgr
Land Dept. iEti D. anaish niaEe
seattle
TuFrT LAKES LUMBER 60
10 ACREs FOR CHICKENS
Sandy iesni saif. iiss EsnH near school
ard nefahfFss uHi harf fn impfnfe
snHf uheu MFef the taF Tfice fAte
tss zach. Sc ufr mnmth
T. 3 MARSH q CO. - trrnffai nitF
NEAn sEArriE rkRN
10 acres 90 fare fs asat'is borders o.
takr hasss narr orchard Fffns
tlstn. t8aa raHH
pthfNuEW go Eeuaife Uifa
ArWEa ~ safe w6h saiiaiars one htK
team uffh sHulrsH~et. rouiirF. hoF
sra household eenfs rrirs 81 see
isrfns oenrr. J r MsYsfs. MsTFs
vfiis
10 ACRES las. fsant 70 nffiea - asaffis3
sead lard good nrt3hteta Price tstss
ita armb. - per manth soc uwnsr
49, Marion noe
-~~~~~~~e~~~er~s~~~e~s>ees~
45-Lots for Sale
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cally bought for the amusement n
the baby who was 80 very hard u
please.
Vinson Mclean will be hnI0vE
six years Older than his new piay-
mate"
He's the grandson OF John X. No
Lean. editor. and Of the Isss
Thomas Walsh. Denver millionaire
Hes heir 10 the MclDan-W Walsh for
tunes.
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MADAM FRANK CiairvaYant. eafA
reader. patnts' 2fr fttH ptHs. csr.
nef I'LL EIllntt IInlsI
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23-Personals
hWEAfEHs FON rms Cuip
WEATHER
I WH MAKE SWEATERS ru foi 2
MEASURE cttfhpNFN'H KNITTED
| cara Ar 80 rENrS EActf uw aar.
/ meats are uads ffum chs beet ~ wa
| trriat bf shiilat wofkmen
koSNNtr kNtfrtNu $50
e fIka at Niadaff
+ uue - . tfisi
I bAhE raa afits sai answrf this- LHnss
lF fuuna uaattuh. umtse Es foars er
nued tiahia edacatsh attractive ef
| tho highest ehafacfrrs wDfih itqaaa
EASY co SCI along with Wti msfff
ppor mah u briEnt bnnafstir. aniaf.
/ fisus ana eapshir Of nlanaafns pfHH-
rrtf saefvassaiif Moe particular 80
anf man apspefinc aatfA. inrinsims
come postage AHdfrsa Hfuerfs
/ tnfstat. valley Neh f0enefai heils
cries noe answered Thss uniies 10
x~naine
lwfpowEu fs rsrnsa saaaaisti 900
| Income aanfs cnnkeatat esfuFaHtan F.
! otlset matrimenv Address 40 M@F
/ WIDOW. 81 fsunsd stuaaiea rsfsf
I sarss Exchanged wants eanxsniai cpfn'
paniau aAlset msfrinaur Address
Aft star
/ f.AnitA wiVsts maternity taaas aeas'
/ tsn % sssisi save tims anf raeHsf
] ~ ee& 49, ~"
nEsii Nus repaired sss rsapls' i'sss
plds
-. bsaeins saafsatssa b. Ffiss's
~ isssans Private saiis naTs
{ ~ saa sssains. --latest dances
MI STEVENS iq ss''s so . ris -
IHE4isTEMeu Mtpwtte w. wiiisiA
80. Isis itia X W rhsss ballard
tkHe Foa in tfuubis' caessit Watsfi
nan iA~rsf as orienlaL SO tsa
( Lknffsa- ssnasrsra. caiisa naat Filis
~ ai female trnuhiss sna ifr~suiart
ttss rsirs . 49, hes. ts'aHs -
| Hal asort hrrurir 60. III : tlts -
tHAri Are roa ian-iyr g, - ,sHa
sfarnp frs iufnFm Atiea 70 thr caffs
.paeairE c-lab uet ias. Tssesns, Wsss
| MISS HARDING s ss..ssiss
AT . TsfaA Hotel tstt rhlri
frivaf. v'l,srnliy ssn. slss Maaisea
/ ~ FKT sssn - fsrnitgfe ~ tias -
Fhans Mails 1879
ahF LiNporisr tfainsa narss Maia
asra
TEN5 fes rasffinanisi pspsr santsinias
| rhata. hanfrrds q names 90 select
| from many sssiihyi To- espy sstss-
ussh 10 Tsafs ia ssaft3s her ir,
/ Seattle. wash
I IAufEaw ~ sarr~ssfaf remedies sc
/ positively NuarAntssd. safs and sars
1as9 X 1adtaeu
MfaH JEWELL MAStcuHtSa tisa
/ Thirs afae- 70
kNvRNkuoHH iiss H6Ts ICES -, -
/ ur~VEN pvE WORKS ttss rth elir
25-Spiritual Mediums
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Furnished Apta.

hLNEF AfAWfN-N rH-a and s-feaan
fifrishet afsFtmsnfsl au msdsra sse
tlhs 81 Past 1isa
MODERN ons roum apartments. %
ftT Warinn 81
s.s~ssy 49, -ss.ess.a--er-ese~s-s-s~
90 Unfurnished Apts.
QtfNr1 AfANfHEe Waasrn saA
ieains SIS 90 80 go iffh ave
Hast ffsF
l'sN<ere~.es@<sNS><><e~
Halls for Rent
nhstrfrrf halls o. 81 81 ~ rasf tst
>>fNfsee=>e~eeeefee,sr seseseefse>s>e-e>Ns>e
32---Room and Board
stcELf FtHNthhEn fann. Suitable
fH tua frepie iH private nafue Hhefa
th~fa are eaaHenisi folks Nsanen itfe
4l--Acreago for Sale
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2S--Spiritual Mediums

ROYAL. ENTr~rfAS
FgfNENntoHfHr
ueadinrs Hissn ~ ne
old anrlsnt EHBp
ttar nrlrrra phrea
noiaEy 10 troubled
and nr@f Hfeir~ isf
me prove rhTenni.
or the unig correct
way - reading Fnur
are sattsfa zion
Euar nt-s1 10.
Gated sa4 Pine
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ties ard eristns love affairs ana
family troubles. reunitrs tho srrarafsf
str Satisfaction guaranteed or no
e charge so una IN trouble turned away
monsy or no money Permanently 10.
eaiei a. sis rnion e.
MADAM BOYD ErYpiiaa phrenoiosisf
gives advice on All affairs 81 iifs. tells
you what rnu are best adapted f1r ard
shat 10 d. % batter y1ur present caHft.
toni viii tell sou the planet you are
born under. and what part - The
country is the most lucky Tor YOU
Don't fan 70 pay hsr visit perrna
nenhY located On tho MsiraHa Hotel
81 Pike a. Reading daily and sun.
DAY e. m to- D m
MADAM CLARK
cihirtoyaut. gives true adytra on ali i'm
pnrtAnt affairs - ITO IN regard IN huai.
ness love. hoaith and family affairs
Tells the name ~ your fHturr husband
Or wife tells " the one sou love is true
or false, what part 81 tho country is
lurkiest % ypu ana what 90 d. ~ be-
s1ccessful in life This gifted lady reads
your life Ike an opeu hook from cradle
~ Old age Hhs challenges any reader
- any kind 90 compete ntfb nor SHE
calls names tells just shat you want
20 know ard find ont. no gueaswork or
questions asked what sho reas and
tells comes tru" 1900 readings for
81 90 itts Pike 81
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BY DOING business upstairs Tracfs cell.
mons fl6 suits and 0Vercosts FOR SIS
Tracie's Upstairs suit shop a0ats Third
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bnfNG or mail v1ur bills e. ne We
collect bad accounts aeHrrabere- M
collection. no charge eaton Law ard
Collection 90 Phone Ballard NIa
6EoG ., ballard ave
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FRYE rent furnished. tao large roorBs
Yerier way
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OJWOVJ0seyODONl -FJ-F@-)V7yWNFJV
lq-Male Help Wanted

oHIGfvAL MOLER BARBER COT
LEgE. 100 Aaia At pays waxs. &.
men ard aemrn while learning barber
trade. assists yuu securing positions
20 colleges 4afd gear IN business Cat.
alerus free
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49, iIEl-r -,

near usthsll a4id $50 60 bs applied
On utvrhhae of fSno iat from IRE o.
the Green Like section. f.af 10 priced
right will pay No cash. ~ a.
Mood. isl stnsrt niax
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ga btftdeutAl Ave.
Men snd women We teach the barber
trade thoroughly. wages while Learn.
ms. assist IN securing positions. over
81 years IN Seattle
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g. % VALUE trousers Tor - 80 tundqulst
tiiiy upstairs clothes shop. Green Bldg
Afh and Pike
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RFsPrcTAnf.E place 20 torra~ mansl
a. diamonds ani i-wrirT lev ratss'
private osftee. American jsWs'rr -
ses Second - - 4.
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corner Main. saves bard cash IN nov
and second hand goods Bargains IN
suits uVsffrafa rafncoafs q 90 up
Shoes watches. suit cases csc up
Buy seii exchange Phone Main 1871
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LDsrr Small biark puree second near
rnion. rsufalninE bills some silver anf
Urpheuun theatre tickets Finder can
have MONEY. but please return tickets
20 star nffl-e
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MOVING AND STORAGE
AUTO DELIVERY GO.
MUSIC
OPTICIANS

FRNsER- PATERSON OPTICAL DEPT,
T. W Edmuuds. pph. T.. manager.
second and University. Main ROO
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fHO~rEl fOE- learn assaYtuK IN on,
month az 1a1f Eilir- ave Pamphlet
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Lost e. Wednesday room. black velvet
n~ckhsnd WWh gold clasp. 80 stfh
small pearls and four blue sapphires
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the postoffice department in refusing
to pay them adequately for the serv-
ices they perform in hauling the mails
"All we ask is that it be adjusted ac-
cording to some fair standard fairly
applied declared a prominent official
in Atlanta, discussing the situation.
I'VE do not think the standard ought
to be affected by the postoffice de
partment balance sheets. The rail-
roads should receive not what the le-
partment is willing to pay them, but
what the service is worth. Commercial
value should be the standard, and
congress should lay down for guild
ance of the administrators of the law
the rule that compensation should be
equivalent to what private shippers
would pay for similar service. Con-
gress should not hold the roads down
to the lowest possible limit by the
exercise Of sheer power. Poor rail
roads made poor country"
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SPLENDID WHEAT CROP
FOR CRISP COUNTY

CORDELE, Ga, Oct "A striking
instance of the advantage and prof:
of growing wheat is related by w. H.
Wright, of the PIMA settlement. On
six acres during the past season Mr.
Wright produced about 100 bushels o.
wheat, which will afford practically
enough flour to furnish his farm until
the next wheat crop is matured. The
cost of the production of this wheat
says Mr.. Wright, was a very meager
amount as compared with the cost Of
as much flour as this wheat will make
The principal cost of production and
that was small, was in cutting and
threshing the wheat. Mr.. Wright says
that wheat is one of the most profita-
bic crops that farmer can raise, anC
that he intends to produce more OF
this crop next tyear. He is now having
the 100 bushels of wheat ground into
-four here.
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EXPERTS DEMANDED
FOR WORK ON SEED

ATHENS, Ca, Oct 2.-That the
farmers of Georgia are awake to the
advantages of proper seed selection is
evidenced this fall more than ever be
fore. The forces of the College of Ag-
riculture as so much in demand for
this phase of work at present that
some of the seniors of the institution
have been sent out to do some of the
work. The demonstrations which the
College has carried out showing the
great benefits of proper seed selection
has been very convincing to farmers
of the state. The field men in cereal
work, the demonstration agents in the
various counties and some of the reg
ular force at the College as well as
senior students are in the fields mark
ing the cotton and corn stalks that
have all the characteristics which
science has taught will reproduce best.
From these stalks the seed will be
saved for planting next year.
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INVESTIGATION OF
RAILWAY MAIL PAY

ATLANTA, Ca, Oct. 2.-The vexing
question of railway mail pay which
will probably come up again in con-
gress this winter, is holding the at
tention of railroad officials here in the
South.
The railroad men insist that fair
investigation of the Whole situation by
congress will show that terrible in
justice is being done the railroads and
has been done them for years past by
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CITY MARSHAL SALES.

Will be sold before the courthouse
door, in the city of Americas, Ca, on
the first Tuesday in Oct. 1915, between
the legal hours of sale to the highest
bidder, for cash, the following de.
scribed property:
One house and lot known as lit
Drane street, and bounded as follows:
North by property of Jim Cooper, east
by property Of w. r. Drane, south by
Drane alley, and west by property of
w. r. Drane. Said lot being rs by 135