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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-17
COUNTRY uOMEaITE
LAKE rOnEsr rAnK

COUNTRY uoMEsITE
LAKE FOREST PARK
We offer vlsS acre ~ Lake Forest PARK
about 500 feet from Lake washington
and paved highway. on GOOD county
road surrounded ~ fine homes aud
having al city convsnlsnces pipsd
water ~iectric light telephone and mail
service This tract has been thoroughly
cleared ~ stumps and underbrush. but
many cedar. fir and doEwood trees have
been ief making 40 idest country
domestic price 81 zoo hair cash. bal.
aHcs years 81 per cent
OLE HANSON & co. INc
40 Eew York Block
FOUR MILES NoHTu or BoTHEf.L
3 acres short distance from Pacific high
way. level rich. brown loan. acres
bottom hiE trout stream through
place partly cleared Adjoining land
selling fpr 1900 pcr acre
PRICE $500 100 CASu. SO MONTHt.Y
We vil take you uut any dav
AAsEN q SEXTON COMPANY
1910 FIRST ave. Ground Floor
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LOOK HERE-rh- Bargain store. zsf
Certdentai ave. corner Nairs sells n~w
ard second hand suits AMI evsvco@ts.
szae ups odd coats. sSc up pants SOC
M. hats ard shoes. see up watches.
tse up. tools, s~s~iry. kaas. truaks. -
lowest prices
<~4~~~~~~-~s~~-~~-~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~e~~
ATTOk>ENs-Ar-ItW
RUSSELL. r. FARRELf.--tss y. Y. His
G<narsi practices. estates LAWS husband
ard ~is~; consultation frse Eiiie.l as.
ADVICE FREE JOSEPH Af.f.EN At
ruR<EYs 20 year. experience. Laws %
husband ard ~ifs. property rights
CONSULTATION FREE Rooms fes-
<ss Etisrs Music Bits Main ie.e.
yOH< Il. PARKER--f9f f.yon Bif< Mzin
ssfs Is years experiences IN Chicago
! courts
:. IAN RHTNE-Attnrn-y at Law
= 1919 First ave. Seattle. Tsisphun- IL
ifsss s5tT. Advice free on sny subject
all letters promptly ans~rsd. laws 81
husband and uife promptly adjusted.
weekly reports made on collections
Spees~~~~~~~~~~.~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~@~4-~~~~~~~~-~~~
AUTO DELIVER
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WANTED ~ cir ciVH service Com
fuissiou. applicants faF examination or
ths foiiawinE positions Carriage pAint
o.. hnusa paintef. usility mAn liKht De
psrtmsnf, foreman city shops fsnit1f.
mstsrmaa. iishi department. assistant
meter foreman ught department Pro.
melton. playground instraetor. clerk
engineer overhead distribution. light
department Eef instructor green
kefner assistant meat Inspector Apa
piieattons must be- filed a. enc Com.
missions nfnes Triangle nuiidius. not
later than March lsth. 1915
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EXCHANGES


~ hNoEo
10 AfNiH GOOD hsai iand b. irado ~
vacant i0ts pf house and iut. and viii
assume aei American tianh nlaE
ron hAiL thnsp Hapid truck. a. TON
~ nn0d condition. win Trade far rafd
"f any nEht. late model machine frt
S,@S@~SSs,Ss1SsyH1 ~, 1S,s,N~o~~~~
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
49,. ~. ~
Money on improved cifr property. vi.
make hutidtnH loans
CALHOUN. DEsNf a EwfNO
Alaska Building
HEAL ESTATE AOhrQA0EH 1900 uT
- 90 80. fully secured. Tor sale by los
Thomas Co. Inc. 1905 cherry -
hFAL tBfArE LOAku rhOHflfgltA
Bond Mortgage CO.. Central nidK
hstwssr' Columbia and marion
VIRTUE
Loans Monsy
nsfofs buying ~ building. see
,Sr@@oS>SlSSI1y,e, 10 l,es,ee S,ecs
81 LEGAL NOTICES
NEALEh rHproBAtN viii - fsrsi1sd
90 che ofncs ~ the Lighthouse u.
spertar kstehihan. Alaska until O.
o'clock g. m Apfu 1915 and then
ap~usd FOR furnishing approximately
90 n feet spruce ~ foot cedar ana
~ feet ~ ~ lumber. miscellaneous
hardware. roofing paper hnd steel fau
aHd fifinEs Tor Cape 81 Eiias tiRht
Htafion BLANK proposals and partlsu
Lars may ~ obtained ~ adGfssslnE
tho above office
HEALEp tHoroHAiA viii he opened al
ths bureau ~ Lighthouse Department
- Commerce Washington. u &C. on
Aprii ~. 1913 and cleo on the same
date 81 tho pfrrs ~ the Lighthouse
Inspector san fraufisra. cal. IN con
sffusiinF she steel lighthouse tender
cedar about Tta tons Displacement
Particulars may be- obtained up0n Hp.
piieatiau fa the fiurehu ~ Lighthouse
WHHhinHfnh. -
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SIC

MUSIC
Piano sari Weber, sse liberty nias
fACif4 Music rrintins 60 senss 81,
rsnser eepyrishts ce,sf designs atN
JAMES " EnNUNns -oph H.. Ersa
es's op,ometri't 'oi ios tsafy nids
-SSiiS. q IA, "a , "a :, ,><Sfiai,c
$3.50 ]. ~ ~ Z, ,es,s -,
rnofoaR,rutHs
Photo. thes please are msd. a,
JoHNeoS's
~, l,ssr,s e,Ss rsiSs go t's'sS ,
ruN~tCiA>S AMI SrRuto>s
hrctAL ntsEAsks Only
~ Arthnr rrocNalt az eresa hds
~ 0fant fsease. 10, u,shs Nids <Iu
sp~clsi affections men snd women
On ASitroN-sN AmsrtcaH naft nids
Practice limited TO bladder. kidney AID
rrtnsrv dis~sss.
rLlanNo
Nsa.msr plumbing asa'ias CO. ia
>'''-'''''>''7'''I inSfsas >'>'>'>'>'>'>'''~
s..., 49, ~, ~ s,,S,, Y
STORAGE
nF,. nfeprcof stnags Warehouse Cen.
trsi storage -, les WHITE uidr
'-"N">>'N''''>'>'''N1iaSs >'''>->"'N'~>7-'''>
ssst,is sisa sheR isei sn,h Enisu
rraoIsffsfas
~>r~r>~r>s~-~~Ns>N-~< ~>@N~s~~~>NN~~@~>
WELL DRILLING AND TESTING
swanson q Heed re rte. ., Nslu ISIS
PATENT ATTORNEYS
FRED p. CORN n, 80. s s..s.,.
secured 81 Zee refunded rsi csa,r.i
p'ss Main sess Free e@et 90 rs'-a,s
Adam. ksYnoian s,s central n'ds
Mason renwick Lawrence 81 nafss ma
~~9~~~S>~~N~~~~~-~4>~~ ~~~s>e,~>N~~,NS>r>T>~
4 NOTICES
MESH nA0s repaired. .ei Peoples Bank
.,s ~
s AUTOS FOR SALE
Gso " Miiisr-C.sa auto, iis tins
i-FIsSES0vR FoRp ehssp sis rins
= ,,s,s,s, !, ~ sS1~~SSSsS~~~S~~~~~>
MOTORCYCLES
MOTORCYc i.Es-Ns~ ard sscond hand
al MAKES. seine - these tsAsn 90 ns~
INDIAN MOTORCYCLES hahea
wright 80 r Ftks 81. ns@r hfoAd~tJ
phone East tfi
FOR SALE FURNITURE
FassisaTs ehssp fsr east. ~, w.s.iak.
PaCfFfc COAST FURNITURE CO.
Elicit t&rs
uLAC kLL yuan. CO. III rtss MI
f.ss
WANTED - FURNITURE
ntAkE FtiRS cO. sts riNs sais
>-~-~-~~~~~-~~~~~~~>~s~s -''-'>~-~~~~NS>r~e~~-
q MISCELLANEOUS
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CONVENIENT TO SEATTLE
10 arfss fronting on public road sn1d
saii and IA one ~ in- beet districts near
u y - Price ttst. on sssY payments
. MARSH co. ise9 rhiff Ave.
uta tANuOW ACWE TRAITS
wanted Eight families 60 iaeats on ia
10 aeFss eafh. firh garden iand
easy sisafius no siumrs $50 rsr arfs
sasf fsFms boats daily. round ffip
IS cents Great bargain
hAHHErr iifi Empifs nidE
Az uooD AFrifE nraf
10 ACRES FoH tsee
80 CASH 40 MONTHLY
tus, sect - Seattle 10 Wsli sstffrd
district Pine Brishbors on a. Iein.
tuE Tracts close Ga school sfaHge
hail ahd sa~ntiil unaa clay isain
saiN Lies isssi and is t.rf easily
cleared Groceries delivered. cream
route o. Y. and tsisphens Perfect
uiis
rraEr aorNp FAnMa co.
eos rhifd Ave
i AChe biofh RI f4Es nafsa or III
cleared fns Esff.n saii gta tmssa
terms w1iie. az Nss fafh hih Ei.
10 ACRES WANTED
Nsaf nfsmvFtoH ~ Charleston. mast be
shean ard ffssn eansf naiF
ADDRESS STAR. CAS-
43 REAL ESTATE
gfdWT i5is - f.sEs~soi. wssF. tout
iu's 81 eaqo4mish. wash. ~ It's bsf.
safe Nus sell Nefth ttis
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AUTO DELIVERY Go.

Long Distance moving Elliott gsA
yHOADwAY TRASsFEn cO.--Pisnos
and household goods moved Fast sg1
s'-'~'~'~'-'-'-"M 0SfNfss..ss1s, '''->''-'~>'''-'
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s-rro.s- panel doors. if sis~s ..ts.-. 81 70
same fa- paintinx q slfss enlrt -
cattax, front doors .....+t..... o. Is No
T-pir veneer Interior doors ..as.. 90 %
Nss Craftsman irtsrisF doors 81. 80 40
Ssw Craftsman ~ ~ doors ..... % ~
cotfsx- front wtndaus s....4.... .Se Ip
t.nxhs trans1rn ............ IS %
Runraior easement sssn ...s.a.. 50 ~
Hot led cash txissedl. s-ass-e ,...tt -
CoTnptsts tnsid. window trim ...... -
rasupt-ts inside fpur f-f~s .... -
GLASS. PAINTS BUILDING pArru
AND HARDWARE ONE THIRD Less
ASK FOR CATALOGUE NO. -
o. n WILLIAMS co
1915 FIRST Ave q Maln iGtT
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II LOST AND FOUND

LOSE -coGter Spaniel doR HsNafd'
Phone Ballard $50
LEDGER left IN titnsy on corner ~ Fre.
mont ave. and itiew~ft ~ on morning
of February . Please return 70 Fremont
Garage. Ga Bisystt a. Reward. ~ %
LOTT Scotch Collie. thoroughbred. An
swsrs 20 tho name of Tan Lost near
South Park Call Sydney 32s
- x-r-x,e,@ 80.
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REAL ESTATE


FOR SALE
$500 WILL pat IN a good $3.50 black
smith shop. good 1.-Two ifsd. wtth
some tools. general hlarksmithins shoe
tnE also s-roem house we'll good
pump. cistefn. chicken houses harm. e
acres % good rafden land. with fruit
trees berries IN bearing minutes
vaik from = q bank Thrifty farm.
inE community small eash payment.
sasg terms bargain owner. a. W
rhsips. Coupstiii" wash
ron SALE Pour rooms and bath a.
sessmsnis paid "a fsi ti.ino. $500
cash. balance like rent ifutfhln-
son. = o Hos 500
VERY cheap o. cash, modern cottage
near Alsi beach. Phone Monroe ioi
FOR SALE Two tots. fsrso hiorks
outside clty limits. 1900 each o~nsr
~~~.~cN~o~~.~~~s~~~>N
~ HOMESTEADS
80 ACWEs tine wheat land in famTus
Mig Bsud wheat bolt ~ Central Wash
inEton no irrigation situated oult
about miles from railroad town
good roads. etc partly cleared a
large portion % this valuable prop.
'fty most suitable fnr alfalfa. ~ which
10 tons prf acre Is I'm that locality re-
common Yield Purchaser viii be put
10 40 expense 20 see this place Fine
highly improy Cd ranches around this
land show what the Fou viii raise
owner IL in dire straits financially
500 spot cash viii buy reiinauishmcrt
on this whole quarter section. For
complete Information address C-tG Th,
star
INVESTMENTS
brandt Investment Co. iO3 Lumber Ia
change
WILL discount 1885 mortRags payable
August ~, 1915. per cent WIN take
.-i 200 "a. I'll Lumber Etehangs nlds
AZ FARM LANDS
BUY LAND now nest quality soil. 2sc
fare 10 Seattle 90 acres 81 900 s0
american Bank Bldg. owners
10000 ACRES Shields river valley. Mon
taua, wheat oats alfalfa lands 400
acres irrigated $50 up ess Burke ma
YOU CANNOT MAKE MISTAKE
In HuyinE Good Land Where
CONDITIONS ARE FAVORABLE
Where large area il being developed
In an ideal location ana where there
are permanent Industries TO aid in the
development
THREE LAKES sNOtIOMtau COUNTY
WASH. OFFERS THESE ApVANTAUEs
The lands ore well grouped around the
town where our mills are located
There are ala auto stages ana two
trniar daily. good roads schools store
church. w. = b. phone and nriuhbors
our prices aud terms are reasonable
aud
YOU DEAL WITH Us DIRECT
Write or see q. N Meilleiohn Mar
Land Dept, 1901 l., g. Smith Bids
Seattle. wesh
THREE LAKES LBR CO.
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IDA ~ oHiFFiN-clrcies Tuesday.
Thursday sunday. Reads daily. eli
Union ST.
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20 AfiiEH GOOD y hsat land b. irado ~
vacant lots pf house and iUt. and Will
assume aei American itanh HiaK
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HOMESTEADS
INVESTM ENTS

Brandt Investment Co. aOs Lumber Ia
change
WILL discount 1895 mortgage. payable
August ~, 1915. 2 per cent WIN take
$500 tat Lumber Exchange Hldx
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ACREAGE
COT NTHY HOME
8 ACRES
8 ROOM uT~EALpW
AGE FnrksaT gkuE

3 arfes rtrh bottom land. about aers
cleared bsianee siashsd ana burned
sume fruit trees good chicken houses
house L. use and has rooms hard
wood floors bath. toilet stationary tub
etc This fs dandy uttis plars. 10 on
good road ard near school and neigh
taf- isc auto fare % city. price o.. 900.
tssa cash. balance monthly
Ole HANSON a co. fNc
aif SsW York Blk
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PERSONALS

Ion ELI fognx widps. aEe ~. wsighf
ift nNns nice. comfortable haHs- ssa
acres finest wheat Land. near Pacific
coast. ~ofth tie Gee iuvous t.esa year.
~. sisn large haak account. good als.
poslii9ni easy 90 s~f along utfh ufif
marry poor raa ~ bright. honorable
Ambitious ard capable ~ mana Eins
property sucrrssfaiiF. More particulars
for snF man answering autfs. inriesinE
soms postage Address sincere u-ftf
Farminsaais. 50. Dsk fGsnsrsi dsllv.
cries not answered This notice IL
ren4tns
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS

MADAM tAbEXANDEH- P4imisf a. 90
readings Tor 81 co. this week only COS
Pine st. ground floor
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-20
Wounded Young Man
Accused of ShOoti1q
Cecil Rector Charged with Fir.
ing Revolver at Others
near MeadoWbrook.

Cecil Rector. a young man Of
Jacks run, near the Hutchinson
Coal Company's McCandlish mine,
q few miles from Meadowbrook, Is
a patient at st. Mary's hospital with
q bullet wound in his body said to
have been self inflicted following a
shooting ARRAY there Sunday night
in which five or six shots were fired.
He was taken to the hospital Sum
day night.
Wesley Markley swore out a war
rant in Magistrate r. Edward Kids
court Monday morning against Rec
tor charging him with feloniously
shooting at him with revolver. The
bullet is said to have scraped his
head. Markley said that shots were
also fired at Stanley Patton and
Clark Med Donald, both Of whom had
narrow escapes. one bullet scraping
Patton's cheek and another scraping
one Of Med onald's trouser legs.
Various reports were given the
prosecuting attorney and the magis-
trate as to the nature of the ARRAY.
one being that the fight started over
q remark about a woman and an
other being that it was the result
of a drunken carousal.
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THEFT
OF Large Quantity Of Wire /
Charged against a Coal
Miner

John Robbery, an employe OF
the Harry B. Coal and Coke Com
pany. was arrested at noon Monday
by Constable G. L. Ford on war
rant sworn out in Magistrate Will
liam q. Starcher's court by ]. a.
Clark, Jr., manager of the coal
company, charging Robbery with
stealing 500 pounds Of copper wire
valued at 5000 from the Pitcairn
mine Of the company. Nit
Robbery worked at the mine at
night and. according to Mr.. Clark's
story, he was taking small piece
OF the wire each night carrying 1t
from the Minis to his nom in his
dinner pail. The company has been
missing the wire and started an in
vestigation which lead to the arrest
of Robbery Monday.
Monday. morning Robbery took
a large box to the local station and
shipped II to Pittsburg. It was
labeled fruit" on the outside but
officers say the wire was on the in
side. Officers wired Pittsburg Mon
day to hold the box there until 1t
could be returned to this city. This
is not the first time that Robbery
worked the same game, according
to the officials Of the coal company,
Ho will be arranged for a hearing In
a day or two.
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Hundreds Of Passengers and
the CreWAre Rescuedby
Other Steamers.

. u /.
HALIFAX, Sept. 20-The Greek
steamer Athinai was destroyed by
fire at sea with the loss Of one life.
according to a message received by
the marine department today. The
steamer Tuscanla rescued 40s pas
,sengers and crew and the steamer
Roumanian Price sixty-pne others.
The message from the Tuscania
was dated at Q a. m. and was the
first official word received from the
liner since the direless report last
night that the Athinai was afre. and
that the Tuscania had rescued the
passengers. The origin OF the fire
was not stated in the message which
read:
Heard distress call at 8: $50 a. m.
yesterday. Arrived on spot at noon
and sent line across to help them.
Transferred passengers about 4 p.
m. Athinai was abandoned about
,8:30fp. m. We rescued s408 passen-
gers and crew aud the Roumanian
Prince rescued sixty-one. There was
only one life lost. that of a man who
Jumped overheard. We left the
wreck burning 1ercely in Nos. and
Q holds"
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800 900 Bonus Offer in Effect
During First Period of the
Great Shower of Gold.
PLENTY TIME TO ENTER
Extra Vote Offers Will Be at
Highest until October z
at 9 p. M.

A number Of interesting changes
were made in the Clarksburg Tele-
grams shower Of gold for babies as
the result Of the balloting up to D.
m. Saturday. More coupons and sub
scripuons were received than any
other day since the shower Of gold
for babies was announced.
The parents Of the babies already
in the race are beginning to realize
that by organizing their friends and
supporters they multiply their results
and chances for success. 1t is safe
10 say that the winners at the close
Ct the interesting battle Of ballots can
ascr!be their success to Organization,
as much II not more, than to any other
single factor. 1t is to organization
that the splendid achievements OF the
colossal business enterprises Of the
present day are dude. and It will be
fully "a much to organization that the
parents OF the babies win owe to their
success at the close.
The parents Of the babies already
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-20
'DR DUMBA
Reserves Passage on the Rot
terdam Which viii Saffron
New York Week Hence.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2O-tI was
learned today that Dr.. gumba, the
Austro-H Hungarian ambaesado or whose
recall was asked by President Will
son. has reserved passage on the
steamer Rotterdam which sails from
this port Tuesday, September %.
The reservation was made to-
day. The Rotterdam's port Of desti-
nation is Rotterdam. Holland,
whence the ambassador may travel
through neutral territory into Ger,
many and thence to VienIa. The
Rotterdam will make on this trip
.its usual call at Falmouth. England,
but 1t Is assumed that the ambassa-
dor has received assurances through
the United States government that
hts safe passage is guaranteed.
Ambassador iDumba at last &C
count was at his summer home at
Lenox, Mass.
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RETIRING RUSSIAN ARMY
MENACED BY GERMANS
LElNJJEL r.. STOUT
TAKEN BY DEA TIL
Prominent and Aged Resident
of Bridgeport Passes into
Great Beyond.

Lemuel e. Stout, OF Bridgeport.
died at $3.50 o'clock Monday morn
ing at the home of daughter. Mrs.
Lillian Estelle Wilson, wife OF Isaac
Wilson, at Knottsville, near Grafton.
The immediate cause Of his death
was acute Indigestion, although he
had been in failing health for more
than a year.
The body will be taken to the
home of a son, George Harter Stout,
at Bridgeport, where the funeral will
be held at 2 o'clock Wednesday af-
ternoon. Burial will be in the fami-
ly at Bridgeport.
Mr.. Stout was member Of fam
lily Of thirteen children. His parents
were Benjamin Stout and Lovy Rey-
nolds, who wereN married July 10,
1896. The senior Stout once served
as sheriff Of Harrison county.
Lemuel E. Stout was born Febru-
,ary IL, 1929, at Bridgeport, and was
in his eighty-seventh year. For many
years he followed the calling Of a
blacksmith at Bridgeport. In 1866
he engaged in agricultural pursuits
until about twelve years ago when he
retired. Mustered in the Union army
in the Civil war, he was discharged
after a few days service. Entirely
free from any party prejudice, he
became identified in recent years
with the Prohibition party but occa-
sionally voted with the Republicans
when he deemed 1t for the best In
terests of the country. For many
years Mr.. Stout was affiliated with the
Masonic order and the Independent
Order Of Odd Fellows and he was a
devout member Of the Methodist
Episcopal church at Bridgeport,
known as the Lemuel 2. Stout chapel,
which was largely built by him and
well supported by his generosity. He
was superintendent OF It's Sunday
school fifty years. "A
Mrs. Eleanor ]. Stout, wife Of Mr..
Stout, was born November 10, 1882,
and died May 81. 1890. She was a
daughter OF George and Sarah Har-
ter. The children of this union are
Charles Alonzo, Benjamin Fillmore,
now deceased; George Harter, Ellis
worth K, now deceased; Mrs. Ella
Myrtle Martin, widow Of j. Martin,
all OF Bridgeport; Mrs. Lillian Es-
telle Wilson, wife Of Isaac Wilson, Of
Knottsville; and w. Frank Stout, Of
Clarksburg.
The members of Mr.. stout's faith
er's family are John r., Harriet,
Thomas Payne. Kitty Jane, James p,
Rheuhama. Edward, Lemuel E., Ben
jamin Brown, Lovy Anne, Porter,
Caroline and Charles, all of whom are
deceased except Lovy Anne, single.
who resides in California.
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Liberty BELL
viii Reach the Exposition at
San Diego in the Early
Part Of November.

SAN DIEGO, Sept. 2o.-The his
toric Liberty Bell, gloriously pos
sessed and 2ealously guarded by the
city of Philadelphia, will reach the
San Diego exposition for exhibition
on its western tour early in Noyem-
Der. according to advice received from
the Philadelphia city fatehrs.
Plans are being made to give the
famous relic an escort Of thousands
Oh school children Of San Diego and
every precaution will be made to In
sure It's safety. A day will be set
apart during Its stay at the exposi-
ton to especially honor its presence
and symbolism and appropriate ex-
ercfses will be held.
Direct charge of the Liberty Bell
here will be In the hands Of the city
OF San Diego. through the city OH
Gals, that trust being reposed by the
city council Of Philadelphia.
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ORGANIZATION PRINCIPAL FACTOR
IN WINNING THE BIG GOLD PRIZES

i i 7 q ~ e ~
entered in the campaign have quickly
grasped the significance Of this great
undertaking, and determined upon a
course, which, If pursued through
out the campaign, will result in final
victory.
But this Is only the beginning of
q campaign which Is going to be far
reaching in its effect. There still re-
mains room for many entries, and
those who are contemplating enter
ing the race should lose no time in
getting in touch. with the shower of
gold manager. who will be glad to
give all assistance possible, and
make the work easier in every way.
All the opportunities Of an early
start are yours II you enter now. The
territory is hardly touched. The en-
tire campaign lies before you. Every
advantage in this big competition for
gold and glory is yours. II you are
yearning for the honor and glory that
goes with the title Of the most popular
baby, and the generous shower OF
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