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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-14

able brim Of silk Is worn, the
head size of which exactly fits,
and to which at the sides are at
tached ribbon strings.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-14

TURN TO THE CLAssIFIRc
WANT ADS ON PAGE o FOR
xE6UTH6. SER PA0r NIX.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-14

Q.-Will you please print
a recipe for making dill
pickles? I have lots of Gu
and dill and love
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Phone Main 682f and We VIII
Call for Your Suit Immediately
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Mr.. and Mrs. william f. Long
and Mrs. Maria Barnett of Pitts
burg, have been the guests of
Rev. and Mrs. G. X. Staudt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-14

The Daughters and Sons of
Norway will hold their annual
picnic at Burton tomorrow. Spe-
cial boats have been chartered for
the excursion, to leave the Foss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-14

Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas Green, Of
Seattle, entertained Charles Rich
ardson, IT., at dinner at the
Sunset club in honor OF their
niece Miss Corrinne Walker, OF
Mississippi.
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Howard Russell, of Victoria, II.
c., and director of the Arion club,
has been visiting friends in Taco
ma for several days.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-14

Miss Ethel Flansburg is VISIT
ing the fair in California, where
she will be gone a month.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-25
The time Is now, right now.
The placer Why, at O w.
KINGS, The Store Of
Quality, to get your goods
for the Celebration.

Junior Nicholson, returned to his
home In Omaha, after . ten dsys' visit
with his cousin, Oakley Morris.
Oakley went back with him, to con.
tlnue his school work.
Miss Gusta rpperman, accompan.
led by her sister, Mrs. Title Jones, Of
Rulo, Nebraska, are visiting their
niece, Mrs. Carrie Bolton, and hus.
band. and Harvey and Robert.
During July, I will help High
school pupils who wish to make up
work or remove conditions. See me
before July First.
GERTRUDE BENNETT.
Rev ". ! Calfee. an evangelist Of
.Clarinda. Iowa. accom- anied by his
wife, Who Is a sister Of Mrs c. J.
Hunt, are here on a visit with Mrs.
Hunt and family and other relatives.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-25
Until July +th, our special
manufacturing prices will apply
on Oh Keys Bros, High Grade
9ugg'es and Spring Wagons.
Don't overlook this, Il will
interest you. .....

"A letter from Mrs. Maggie Howell.
Stevenson, to . friend here, states she
and family are having . delightful
trip, geing from Seattle TO Tacoma,
which latter place they would leave
on the 10th, for Portland. Oregon, and
from there they 70 to San Francisco.
Miss Anna Brimhsll, . niece OF
Mrs. Sarah Kelley, OF this city, and
who made her home here for some
time, and Mr.. Fred Tyson, OF St.
Joseph, we're granted . marriage
license In that city, Saturday, June 10,
1916. Her many friends up here send
congratulations.
n We acknowledge very pleasant
call from Prof. J. w. Evans, Of the
University, Of Arkansas, who with his
wife and children we're here on visit
with her brother, Rev. T. A. Clagstt.
Prior to his going to the University,
Prof. Evans w . member Of the New
York Herald Of pa.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-25

Kennedy & Pullnn have the con.
tract for putting In oak floors
throughout the Henry Zachman home,
building . new back porch, new win.
dows and other Improvements. They
also have the contract for building
Judge Ben +. Morgan's handsome
new bungalow.
Word was received In St. Joseph,
Sunday, that Griffin Simmons, aform.
or Oregon school lad. and the Is year.
Old son Of DR.. Is. B. Simmons, who vas
on his way TO his fathers ranch ct Nc.
Cook, Neb., with . load Of cattle, had
been stalled 1t Hastings, Neb., by the
heavy storms In that part Of the state.
Miss Blanche MARYLAND returned
Saturday Of last week from an absence
Of two weeks, . part Of this time be.
Ing passed In Psrkville, where she 1t.
tended the commencement exercises
Of her alma mater, and the remainder
Of the time was spent with her broth
or, GORDON, wife and that big nephew
Of hers, Guy, IT Atchinson, Kansas.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-25

Peter Galbraith Is making o..
rangements for . visit TO Excelsior
Springs In the near future, and may
take his departure, this week. lie
goes to take q much needed rest and
recuperation.
Howard S. TeAre, and wife, will
leave next Monday for . western trip
taking IN the San Francisco and san
Diego expeditions, and all points OF
interest on the Pacific coast, They
expect to he gone six weeks.
We acknowledge . very pleasant
call from Rev. U. G. Lacey, pastor Of
the First Presbyterian church at Ellis.
worth, Wisconsin. lie was called
here by the death OF his father, rs.
quire Lacey, Who died last week, at
Hot Springs, Arkansas.
Weed Hinde, wife and children
came up from Kansas City, last week
for an extended visit with the parents
Of Mrs. Hinde, Peter Galbraith and
wife. They will also visit with Mrs,
Flora Hinde, mother Of Mr.. Hinde,
wesd only remained few days.
Mrs. Marian Whitmer, Of this
city, received . telegram, Saturday
evening Of last week, conveying the
ssd intelligence that her brother.in.
Law, II. h. Wonnsr, Of Bradford
Ohio, WAS dead. She left Sunday 10
he In attendance st the funersl.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-25

-MTS' ENb NlOpp was . o. JoSSph
visitor, Tuesday OF this week.
Red Crown Gas, ~ cents.
Cook & FOSTER.
DIR. whitsell, eye and ear speci. !
list; Sc corner 9Th and Edmond, ST
Joseph. Both phones, 0i3.
One new and one frs,.class sec.
ond.hand Carriage, at a bargain.
FRANK FOSTER.
--Golda He'll and her mother, after
an extended visit with relatives In
Hepburn, Iowa, have returned tc
their home here.
IT you need money, see Lukens &
Keown. Attractive rates, prompt &C.
tion. quick service. A little Home
Money available now.
Members OF Meyer Post will re-
member their meeting At the home Of
their comrade, John NJ. Jones, on to-
morrow, Saturday, June 10Th.
Mrs. T. A. Quinn and daughter,
Edna, OF Pswnee City, Nebraska, are
here, enjoying . visit with theiI
daughter, Mrs. Albert Gotten.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-25

For Sale-A Crown Piano, With
guitar attachment-good as new.
Call on or address, u. n. Garner, For.
est City, Mo-, Route I,
Miss Masei Markt, OF st. Joseph,
returned TO her home Tuesday, after
nice visit with her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Markt
Contractor Schraag, who Is 10
build our new High school building
has let the painting contract TO Free
man 4 Greene, OF this city.
Remember that We will send you
TnE SENTINEL and Kansas City
Weekly Star, one year, for only 80,
price OF Tue SENTINEL alone.
Merrill Christy, OF Chicago, made
. brief visit In Oregon, Saturday oil
last week, with his grand, mott her
Mrs Bette Bunker, and other rela
tivss.
John King, Of ST. Joseph. cams
up, Friday Of last week.. and made ,
brief visit With his parents, Esquire
Jacob King and ellie and othsI
relatives az.
Lloyd THATCHER. assistant teacher
In the Department Of science ~ tn,
State University, arrived home Sat
urday Of las, sses for tbe summed
vacstioA- .,a
lathe 81 Joseph Gazette Of tn,
18th instant. se note that liceDse q
we'd sss grsntsd 70 Roils Oliver, ST
Josspn, and Miss MAJ Goiens, o.
Corning, this county. .H =.
Milton 8. Moore. Of Kansas City
~ss here for fee days, this and las,
week, the guest Il - parents, L. ]
Moore and ~ - his brousr
wnl, and y. Nv. y.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-25

TIA Long, Veterinary.
See my Perfect Buggy at factory
price. FRANK FOSTER.
Red Crown Gas, ~ cents.
Cook q FOSTER.
Born, to George Randall and wife,
OF Mound City, Sunday, June 10, a
son.
Attorney Frank Petree transacted
legal business IN Maitland, Tuesday
OF this week.
born, to John Thurman and wife,
OF North Bethel district, June IL,
1915, tine boy baby.
Ernest Weller, the Maitland
banker, was transacting business In
our city, Monday, Of this week.
Whit Maupin and family are
niesiy situated In the Zetta Pbilbrick
property, having moved last week.
For Sale-A few household arti.
Giles. Call At residence.
DIR. W. G. Proud.
For Sale-i00 bushels good corn.
Cali on or address W. II. Springer,
Oregon, No, Route 1. Farmers Phone.
.-Mrs. Alice Msple visited her
daughter, Mrs. Lin whitman, and
family, Of st. Joseph, . few days, this
week.
Frank Sutton and wife have 70
turned from Lincoln, Nebraska,
where they went for medical treat.
msnt. '
Miss BonpIe Brodbrck has return.
cd from Kansas City, where she
accompanied DR.. Sherman Hibbard
and wife.
--ses DR.. r.. A. Long for prlces on
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-25

born, to Clyde Mcwilliams and
wife, OF Forbes township, June q,
1915, a great big, fine baby boy, DR..
J. l.. Hogan In attendance. Dr.
Hogan reports all concerned, as get.
ting along nicely, except Clyde, but
thinks that with proper care and At.
tention, they will be able TO pull him
through.
Henry Siekman, living near the
White school house, thinks he knows
about how hard mule can kick, As
he was kicked on his chin by q mule,
Monday OF this week, June q, cut.
ting . cash, requiring three stitches.
Drs. J. L. Hogan and J, A. kiopp, Of
this city, gave him the needed At
tention and surgical work.
C. II. tlamp) Pric" and wife left
Monday Of this week for Rochester,
Minnesota, where they 70 TO consult
the Mayo Brothers In regard to Mr.
Prices condition, he having been In
poor health for nearly . year. We
Join with their many friends, In the
hope that they will return home, In .
/ short time, and that Mr.. Price will
return In much improved physical
condition.
Mrs. J. C. Fits, who has been
here for several days, visiting that
new nephew, Wallace Dawson, Jr.,
returned to her home In Kansas City,
Wednesday OF this week, and to take
the place made vacant by her de.
parture, comes her sister, Mrs. +. l..
Champion, also Of Kansas City, who
will abide among us for several days,
and do the honors TO all Corners o.
"Aunt" to the aforesaid Wallace
Dawson, Jr,
-Dr. W. G. Proud will remove his
family to st. Joseph about July and
his residence here will be occupied
by DR.. J. L. Hogan. We are indeed
more than sorry TO have this sstima.
BILE family remove from our midst,
but join with their hosts Of friends
In Oregon and Holt county In wishing
them health and happiness In their
new home. And especially do we
know that We will miss O'Nssl, the
baby boy. 80. - cd,
/ MIRA. Kate Sesman, accompanied
by her two ndchildren, Florence
and Lillian Schultz, twins, and they
are mightynics, bright and intelligent
young Ia; There, We nearly did what
Levi told Us not to do, call them
young isdies-well, they should Do
called young ladies, instead Of girls,
and We have notion 70 call them
young ladies' and lot Levi"go hane'')A
returned home from 81. Joseph,
Saturday Of last week, after . three
weeks visit With Uncle Jim and
Aunt Minnis Oarder. They'said they
liked St. Joseph, and would have
stayed longer, but papa wanted them
to come home. '.''s- .. .'''.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-25
June Clearance
Sale.

Cut Prices on all kinds
OF Millinery during the
month Of June.
Come In and let Us show
you some New Styles In
Sport HATS for outing wear.
Yours for Business.
MRS. E. A. NETHERLAND.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-25

Ny Special Buggy PROPOSE.
ton will be Of interest 10 those
who are In the market for
Buggies or Spring Wagons with.
In the next thirty days.
FRANK FOSTER.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-25

NY. but The Variety Store
has the Fireworks for July
@th. Just take a peep at the
fine display Of FIREWORKS Of
every description and kind
In their show windows. And
let Us tell you something,
they are selling them dirt
cheap. too. They are ready
and will sell them to you at
any time you Call. II you
don't want to save them un.
til the Fourth comes, It will
be all right to use them up
at once. then you can buy
more. But you want to hur.
~ II you want good Fire.
Works and cheap. 90"
VARIETY STORE.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-25

Our Perfect Buggy, at manu-.
facturer's prices, will surely In.
terest you. See Il. The price
Is the only cheap thing about
this Buggy.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-25

Buy your goods Of C. w.
King, The House Of Quality.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-25

has 5orIs for juiy
III Ge q peep at the
y OF Works, Of
criptIon and kind
6hoW windows. And
tell you something.
Are selling them dirt
p. too. They are ready
will sell them to you at
ny time you call. II you
0on't want to save them IN.
I'll the Fourth comes. II will
be all right to use them UP
At once. then you can buy
more. But yop want to hur.
ry u you want good Fire.
WORKS aid cheap.
NARiETY STORE.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-05-05
INVESTIGATE. LOSS AMERICAN TANKER
U. S. Ambassador At London Starts Probe-SaiIors Demand Protec- tion From Germans

LONDON, May 5.-The American embassy has started the investigation into the sinking of the American tank ship Gulflight, which was sent to the bottom of the sea by a German sub- marine off the Sicily islands and three American citizens lost their lives.
 The members of the crew of the Gulflight, who arrived here last night, are to be examined, as are the mem- bers of the vessels which aided in the rescue work.
 / The American officials realize the gravity of the situation and have re. fused to make any statement. The members of the crew, however, are demanding that some action be talk. en to protect the lives of American seamen.
 The United States consular officials at Liverpool are providing for the shipwrecked sailors and they will be sent to New York as soon as the investigation has been completed.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-05-05
GERMAN TROOPS WIN BIG CAuC|AN VICTORY

BERLIN, May 5.-The Austro-Ger- man troops have won one of the greatest victories of the present war in western Galicia, where they have effectively checked the Russian ad- vance by defeating the czar's sol diers, taking many prisoners, captur' ing several hundred field machine guns and several batteries of field guns, besides large supplies of war munitions.
 People Continue Celebration.
 The celebration started yesterday continues today and the city is dec orated with flags in honor of the great victory. Thousands of people are pa rading the streets carrying flags and all public buildings are covered with bunting. Bands stand on the streets and play patriotic airs, while all the schools have been dismissed so that the children may join in the celebra tion.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-05-05

A suit that involves title to the famous Cliff mine was filed in the district court yesterday, wherein Geo. c. Treat, Edmund Smith and Logan Archibald ask for judgment against H. D.. Ellis giving them twenty per cent. of the mine, mining machinery and all the improvements now on the ground.
 From the complaint it appears that the plaintiffs advanced the sum of $5O0.OO to Ellis with which to make a test shipment to the Tacoma shelter of five tons of the ore taken from the claims, it being agreed that in con- sideration thereof that the plaintiffs should have twenty per cent. of the property.
 As a result of this test shipment, the complaint further alleges that B. F. Willard was induced to form com pany which was known as the Cliff Gold Mining company to work the property. In the lease that was ex- ecuted giving Willard the right to work the ground it was stipulated
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-05-05
CANADA STOPS
 FOOD EXPORTS
Embaroo Placed On Shipments Into the United States When Same Are
 To Be Reshipped To Europe.

OTTOWA, May 5.-The government has issued an order prohibiting the shipment from the Dominion into the United States of agricultural pro- ducts when the products are to be reshipped and sent to Europe. This course has been taken following the statement that agricultural products have been going from Canada to the United States and then reshipped to neutral European countries from which they are sent to Germany and Austria. The new order went into effect today and all shipments are be- ing helld up by the customs officers.
 The big shipments of wheat and flour which have been sent from Can. ada to the United States are the ship. ments that give the government the most concern The British foreign office wishes to control the amount of foodstuffs sent to all neutral European countries.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-05-05
SLAvERS WRECK
 NY. COURT HOUSE
Third Attempt Within a Year On City Officials Who Are Driving White
 SIavers From the City.

NEW YORK, May 5.-A bomb
 wrecked part of the big court house
 in the Bronx today, but the judges
 of the state court who have been handling the cases against the white
 slavers escaped death because of the fact that they had failed to reach the court room at the usual time in the
 morning and the bomb exploded be. fore they were at work. Several peo.
 pie were injured by flying bricks. This is the third attempt made by white slavers to clean out the Bronx court house because of the fact that a number of the gang operating in this city in the sale of young girls to houses of ill repute have been ar. rested and given all the law allowed upon their conviction.
 One bomb exploded two minutes
 after the judge and his attendants had
 left the building three months ago and
 previous to that an attempt to get the
 jurist had been made.
 Special police have been stationed at the building for several months
 but failed to prevent the outrage.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-05-05
COAL FRAUD CASE
 HAS BEEN DROPPED
McAIpine Group Locators Not To Be Prosecuted-Frost Cases Stump
 ed the Government.

DETROIT, May 5-The government has dropped the McAlpine coal case prosecutions, failing to secure enough evidence to justify the Department of Justice in forcing the defendants to trial. The cases grew out of loca- tions in the Matanuska coal region of Alaska. The failure of the depart ment to secure convictions of Wat son and Frost in Chicago or Seattle, together with the cost of the two trials. which is said to have been q quarter of million dollars, has de. cided the government to drop all Alaska coal prosecutions and to de, pend largely upon the cancellations of the entries to square accounts with the locators of the coal lands. which the conservationists think should still belong to the people.
 The McAlpine people spent consid- erable money to locate the land. have 1t surveyed, and made big cash de posit with the government when pat. ent was asked for. They also did some work on the ground.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-05-05

that the defendants Treat, and Smith receive twenty per cent. of all royal, ties from the output of the mine.
 Smith afterwards transferred one fifth of his interest to Logan Arch .ibald and the complaint asks fo1 Treat being declared one-tenth own CT, and Smith and Archibald on one twentieth owner each.
 The suit is result of the plain tiff's asking the Defendant Ellis to deed the interest claimed, and his re. fusal to do so. There is much val uable machinery on the property and it is believed by experts that have examined the mine that there is much high grade ore that can be taken from the lower levels. This will in volve the expenditure of considerable money which will not be invested un- til the title is determined.
 The plaintiff has thirty days in which to answer the complaint. Messrs. Donohoe & Dimond and Ly- ons & Ritchie are the attorneys for the plaintiffs.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-05-05
TRY ID SHOOT
 CHIEF SEBASTIAN
Former Chief of Police of Los Angeles is Shot At While Being Tried
 for Immoral Conduct.

LOS ANGELES, May 1.-Two shots were fired at former Chief of Police Sebastian today in the court room, where he is on trial on charges of immoral conduct with a young girl. The defendant was not hit by the bullets and the man or woman who fired them escaped in the crowd.
 It is believed that some relative of one of the many girls who have been dragged into the case attempted to avenge any wrong that may have been committed.
 The trial will be continued but the court has appointed several extra bail liffs to protect the defendant and pre- vent a repetition of the shooting.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-05-05
Russians out-nanoeuvred.

VIENNA, May 5.-The victory won near Tarnow, in western Galicia, ov- CT the Russian troops, was the result of carefully laid plan by the Aus trian general staff and the execution of the play by the field generals. While the Russians were trying to force their way through the Carpath- ian mountains the reserve troops were sent to western Galicia and suddenly launched a terrific attack on the Rus. sian right wing, crushing it and fore ing it's retreat with the loss of 30,000 men.
 Russians Lost War MateriaI.
 The greatest loss to the Russian force was the large depots of war supplies and ammunition which were captured by the Austro-G German forces or destroyed by the retreating Rus sians. The Russian army is greatly handicapped by it's lack of ammuni- tion and the present desperate efforts to crowd through the Dardanelles at any cost is to enable the Allies to relieve the situation in Russia
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-05-05

a vessel of corresponding size from among the 27S German ships detain- ed at French ports since the begin ming of the war. This M. de Mezau. ban believes would cause German shipowners to do their utmost to in. duce Emperor William to put a stop to method of warfare, the cost of which was borne by them. The pro- posal has been taken into considera- tion by the French government, but before it can be put into execution an arrangement must be reached with the British authorities.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-05-05
War Risk Rates Down.

LONDON, May 5.-Despite the Ger. man submarine warfare against the British merchant ships, the first months experience of the Board of Trade in operating its plan for insur. ing officers and seamen of the mer. cantile marine against war risks has proved so satisfactory, it is amour ced, that it has been decided to make 50 per cent. reduction in the rates of the premiums charged It is stat ed that all six months policies al ready issued will remain valid for one year.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-05-05

Russian Black Sea Fleet Active.
 PETROGRAD, May 5.-The Rus sian Black sea fleet bombarded the Turkish cities near the Bosporus yes terday and even shelled the big forts at the entrance to the narrow water. way that guards the city of Con- stantinople. The Turkish fleet is now almost destroyed, having lost sever. al of the cruisers and also large number of torpedo boats. The Ger man cruiser Goeben is still under
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-05-05

PEKING, China, May 5.-War be- tween China and Japan now seems inevitable. The ultimatum sent to the republic from Tokio gives a time limit of twenty-four hours to Presi- dent Yuan Shih-kai to grant the de- mands made by the Tokio govern ment. Immediately following the ul- timatum the Japaneses ambassador here started to make preparations to leave, indicating that Japan is de. termined to have what she desires or that war will follow.
 Japanese Citizens Ready To Leave
 China.
 Report reaches here from coast towns, where Japanese citizens are in business, to the effect that the Japanese consuls have ordered all Japanese residents to leave at once for Japan. The steamers are being crowded with refugees, especially women and children.
 China Preparing for Defense.
 The government of China is pre-. pairing to defend this city and strong field trenches are being constructed Many German military officers, who have been in this city unable to reach Germany, are taking charge of the preparations. It is understood that large quantities of war supplies have
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-05-05
Tokio Preparing for War.

TOXIC, May 5.-The war depart ment of the empire is preparing for the coming conflict between this country and China, which everybody expects. The troops having been mobilized because of the treaty ob. legations with England, the military forces of the nation are ready for embarkment at once for the coast of China. General Teriauch, governor, general of Korea, is conferinrg with the general staff regarding the oper- ations from Korea.