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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-20
Social Calendar

Mrs. Harry Land gives auction
bridge party and luncheon for
visiting guests:
Psi Xi sorority gives charity ball
in pavilion at Beallview Park.
Moose card party in the after
noon at 2:30 o'clock.
Home Economics Study class OF
District Number meets with Mrs.
Nathan White
Mrs Frank Mcdonnell enter
tains members of a card club for
Miss Katherine McKone of Min
neapolis.
Members of card club meet
with Mrs. John Youngflesh at her
home on South Eighth street.
Mrs. Harry Lontz hostess for a
meeting of the Wednesday Auc-
tion-bridge club.
Euchre club meets with Mrs.
Earl Holmes of North A street.
Tirzah Aid society of Ben Hur
lodge meets with Mrs. Schneider
at Glen Miller park
Christian Endeavor society Of
Whitewater Friends church gives
lawn party at church.
Aid society Of the First Baptist
church meets with Mrs. Addison
Parker, 1913 South Fifteenth street.
Section One of the Ladies and
Pastors Union of Grace M. E.
church meets with Mrs. Lydia
Trump, 2O24 North F street
Section Four of Ladies and Pas
tors Union of Grace NJ. E. church,
meets with Mrs. Frank Price, COL
West Main street.
Mrs. George Bartel hostess for
Missionary meeting of st. Paups
Lutheran church. ~..-.
Loyal Daughters Of First Chris
tian church hold picnic at Glen
Miller park.
twelfth street, for a meeting of tn
Cleaners Sewing Circle Of the Contra
Christian church. The young peopl
spent the hours at needlework an
With social conversation. At a lat
lour refreshments were served. TIL
hostess for the next meeting will b.
later
Mrs Otto Helms of South A street
las returned from a pleasant visi
With friends in indianapolis.
y-=--r 4.-,--,z~-s 49, 49, 80 - i.
Section One of the Ladies' and Pas
okrs' Union of Grace NJ. E. churcl
VII hold its regular meeting Wednes
lay afternoon at the home of Mrs
lydia Trump, 2O24 North F street.
An ice cream social will be givel
his evening at the home Of Mrs
Dean on North Fourteenth street, b.
he ladies of the First Baptist church
The public is invited to be present.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Neff entertained
It aweek-end house party at their hom
IN South Main street Their guest
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Nusbaun
IF Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
Harper of Cambridge City, and MI
md Mrs. Jackson of Indianapolis
New Castle Times.
The many friends of Mrs. OFT
will be glad to learn tina
ler operation at the Reid Memoria
hospital yesterday was very success
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-20

The many friends of Mrs. Otto
Morningstar will be glad to learn that
her operation at the Reid Memorial
hospital yesterday was very success
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-20

Mrs. Harry Land gives auction
bridge party and luncheon for
visiting guests.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-20

Adding to the attractiveness Of to,
DAVIS social calendar Is the picnic
party to be given this evening at Nor
ton Lake park by Mrs. Leo H. Fihe
and Miss Clara Luken in honor OF
Miss Katherine McKone of Minneapo.
lis. After supper the guests will en-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-20

Miss Helen Eson of Eaton, Ohio, il
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stat
ford at their home on Pearl street.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-20

full. Mrs. Morningstar is the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Ford of North
Eighteenth street. Her many friends
are hoping she may have speedy re-
covery.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-20

Mrand Mrs. H. B. Neff entertained
at aweek-end house party at their home
on South Main street. Their guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Nusbaum
of Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Harper of Cambridge City, and Mr.
and Mrs Jackson of Indianapolis
New Castle Times.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-20

Messrs. and Mrs. William Rooney
and son, Master William, with Fred
Bartel and their children formed an
automobile party last evening and
motored to several nearby towns.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-20

Miss Edith Hilbert has gone to Chi
cago to spend her vacation with rela
tives and friends.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-20

Mr.. and Mrs. George Harkins and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lane of this city,
former residents of Connersville, spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Nickel, at their home in Connersville.
Miss Ruth Motley was hostess last
evening at her home on South
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-20

An ice cream social will be given
this evening at the home Of Mrs
Dean on North Fourteenth street. by
the ladies of the First Baptist church
The public is invited to be present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-22
THE CORE
mo INORE!|

Condition Of Alden Gray. 2. FOL
lowing ftll in tub Of Hrnldiug water.
improved al Minor hospital o
Auto stolen from x. T. Bruce
found abandoned near Auburn bad
ly smashed and wheels miasiA&
UnarmTs holdupB get 80 nom
otto Smith. ~ sixth and virginia.
WA Of late Jane lnuia. Sumag.
devlsea $1,000 10 Washington Chill
dron'a home
East Mercer pharmacy and Leary
pharmacy. both on Capitol bin, sold.
Strike ~ shingle weayers at Port
Angeles amlca bly settled
Sun employees who are attempt.
Ing resurrection OF sun plant file ar
ticloa Of Incorporation
Flames from stove igui,. dress Of
Esther Klint. 3. causing fatal burns.
w Harris. director federal cen
Hus bureau. estimates Seattles pop.
ulatlon az 32l93t
Troubles seldom come Hingly.
Felix Crane. negro tenderloin boss,
who already stands convicted on
one charge. Us arraigned for second
trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-22

Mister. can you tell me where !
can get a dog license" she asked
Councilman Lundy
DO you want one for your dog
madam he inquired absent.mind.
eddy
And nos be wonders why she
seemed huffy as she passed on
down the street,
DR. A. J. Lucas fined $3.50 and
costs for practicing without license
Jacob Schacfer takes over Satur-
day Review
I Newly elected officers will be
guests az inaugural ball Tuesday
night az ReddiugA
Temporary moohng place where
I fishermen may sell direct to con
sumner. installed by Port Warden
I Payase at foot Of Madison St
Autograph letter OF George wash
ington on exhibition IN Bon Marche
window attracts crowds.
Profits OF STANDARD Grand Opera
Co to date are s5272T.
Knights OF Pythias will honor
former chancellor commanders In
25th anniversary celebration Wed.
nesday night
Eight members OF Theta Chi
frat get ptomaine poisoning after
feaEting on pumpkin pie II wasn't
the kind that mother used TO make.
Public utilities will be debated at
Thursday evening meeting OF Nh.
nicipal league
Seattle University OF Virginia
alumni elect pr Carter Helm
Jones president
Salmon hatcheries OF state now
engaged In transforming l07 .S45.305
eggs Into regular fish.
G.. sydney Jones. Liverpool. man
aging director OF Blue Funnel line.
giving business here once-over.
Or r. B Nrooman LAYS blame for
war on Germans in Canadian club
address.
GroWn-up men without high
school training To be prepared for
college in l6 months by Y. NJ c. A.
They kept the fire boys running
Sunday: 100000 blaze at East ST.
Louis. $4,000 retail district fire at
Portland. and s34 900 hotel blaze at
Junction City. Ore. reported
While in the act OF hooking a
freight train near Argo station.
Georgetown. Saturday morning. +.
.McGregor. so. OF the Hotel Liberty.
fell under the wheels The body
was cut in two.
Harry Gosz OF st. Louis. Il. first
baseball victim. dies from shock OF.
blow from pitched ball
Seattle customs figures for week
ending February 10 show exports
exceeded imports by $l.025.96 Oh.
you Seaport OF Success
Harry A. Hart OF Olympia TO mar.
~ Miss Helen Parker. daughter OF
supreme court judge, family an
nounces
rrospector reports finding gold
on Wilson creek. above Chisana
r. W Il. Nelson. wealthy Idaho
business man. kills Mrs. Nellie NJ.
Pittenger and himself at Minidoka.
when she refuses TO marry him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-22

1oe cans asparagus Soc stalls ~ 60.
1r Jars preserves. Toe. fancy Salmon.
roo can o. bnftisa grape Juice. TOO Stall
500 fancy cream hftah cheese. G0r 90
sHili patE tomatoes 900 fau. ttpqusfnrf
cheese. 400 in stalls 2. 81. o. veal
foasi. l1tse tb rpt rpas' tr 90 zoe lh
T bone STEAKS Geo th pure lard. InH
POOL stall 90 Huuhiat Lemons i1r doc
tIuridn Hfauafrnif sf rHsh HiaH o.
p'rm'o oils o. fancy rips olives
Ia,. smsil. g. 90. hettinR q ibs sat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-22
PUBLIC MARKETS


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tr 't''N' TOUT
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s',"s' ~. ''N l''t ''hhAA'. '' head
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-22
X. Of c. Take in SO

a class OF so candidates for mem.
bcrship was taken in Sunday aft
ernoon by the Knights OF Columbus.
Nearly a thousand members. some
from as far as Portland and Van
couver, b. C.. attended the initia-
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-22
Germans at Banquet

The Order Of Hermanns Soehne
celebrated the twenty-nfth ami.
versary OF the founding of the or.
der in the Northwest, with a ban.
quet and dance Sunday in Turner's
hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-22
ton st. February H.
Divorces Asked


Divorces ASKED
Mamie Martin VI Clarence Nartfr, non
support. Ross r. Black vs. Emma BLACK.
abandonment. Pay Relnshaeen - Harry
Reinsharen desertion. Elizabeth J Rev
nolds IS. Paul }. Reynolds. non Support.
Chas u FoEclsnn vs. Neilie Fogeiron
desertious Julia BOSTON vs. Frank Boston
cruelty Mabel NJ Burton Va inc " Bur
ton cruelty. Emmett v Corce vs. Grace
"a Corce deasrtion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-22
JIDgEIT


Why pay big proc for land
when YOU can get Il FOR moth
ing7
Uncio Sam IL now giving away
920.aere homeHtcudn IN South
ern Idaho This land In close
TO running water. milroad and
good town 30 ~ 40 bushels
81 grain. also potatoes. yege
tablos and fruit ac raised sue
ceaafully. 1870 claimants have
filed IN tho last 30 days our
last party Of ~ from this Of
flee are now satisfactorily 10
cnted on homtsiteadA Why
delay and IN tf,a your last
chance 20 get an A home
nte@g Come and make ar
rnnRrmentr 10 20 with uH ON
our next trip. Feb 6Sth.
IDAgI0
HOMES rEAD G0.
2o4 oRPuEuM BLDG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-22
REAL ESTATE

uANuAts fap iats ahd huudinrs. b..
come ttt 90 MONTH pref A.
Hpinne} tit POPULAR place
ppup s4uiis in iwprp-st rifsf 81 prap-
sft1. $50 feet deep. 60 tfadr far unin.
numbered acreage u farm rf0u-fff
Value $500 tns pfs Auhurn. Wasn
tuN HAfE nauaa pfsi lat ~ sarfifi.s
Furnished piano trrud"d Dsu i8p
80 NJ fnane Queen Anne Itft
N~sNe@~@sNHs~se0eese r~sr~eesef.-.
~ HOMESTEADS
htu iNutke fsarfsafsin ~ ausn. l.a 600
acres far settlement. Fruit tuit farm
lands send 200 Wits ihis "a 81
Wsnatch~a wash Daily World. bspf
" 20 reliable Data abput This great
region
go Atttfs tsf, choice t,nd s'ih o sfisa.
dii rasIHE stream wstt 'hrnurh ttr
sanf, uit4afrt in ONE 20 thr muft ea-
frnaitv alfalfa hHd disrfsIufd fafnifnr
districts tH thr entire %artbwouf good
i'fH fHFn tfarsppfta fiuh fHirt s.hsnIs.
telephones etc. rinar az hauH decided
lend afiHiuinH. plated Doe fa.aUfs frs .fs.
snd irid af hlsh pfb vs rtIs lIare
muaf te aait az aane Be- in difr need af
immaculate feuds 81 ias taArs th3 sH.
Nre 'aH taf heaf in mtna mat fhts
afuHanf nHsi DO srat CASH ~ os nsf
pHY't nut ransfdrr suth ffurrs only
sincerely irtffesfei rafflrs rvrf auril
iHf fui rafifralafs rau af 1905 Tuuffh
nrr rnt ssk far so tanes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-22
cATHcARr LANDS

10 fh- Good Hau Center vh,rh are ~
tHtfahiF anapfrH 90 al sihfs ~ difrfsi
rs1 'faratHs end ere sssir aee-tsii.is
tH hHfh Hrauis art Efsrett afr affsfea
fn la.arre fferfs af ffaui 1850 ts o. Gee
pee ffa.t Fuf maks ESQ terms Far
fau irfarHnaftHn taff 81 aaf nfnrs W
4ahr NalH aHt Hefrlaf at uniun
trp't af 90 Dur ropfraHnfafitr vff
meet fsa 80 rafHraFt rfaflau aHd help
500 mata seirriiaa
WEST & WHEELER
SO ca'msa mars Msia iSt
poS tts8r ANUTWEW FrWwEit-arT
agAWrEu Tttta ArutN4 let ~ shf4a
sou ear lard 81 Three f-saos Hnaharriish
county. Wash.. close 10 our tlIs or
sand roads and hardy 90 MARKET
Prices aua terms reasonable There 49,
fnuf aata stAses aHd tuH trairs daily
GOOD Schools. store % % phone ana
prosperous nsirhhofs Tratfs aur Size
rot DEAF WITH ra piuErr wfifs
~ 80 o % MFiKLE1pHN Nrr land
H~uf ifaf T. 81 Eufffh tifr seattle
Wa.h. TuhEE tAkEH LUMBER 60
urr LAND pnw. Hes quality saii. 10
fare 90 sss'u~ 20 acres ii.oao tis
S,sss,sse nsss Ias g-rs,,
INVESTMENTS
Hfsnii Investment Co. .ol Lumber ~
chanzs
Will diseaani il't nortwsrs. raYsfls
A1nust z fRft per cent wit iaao
~ - l.g,s ~ ltr,,sass t,dg
so EXCHANGES
WANTED IL ffars one hlg team f5T
small raeniius laHueh Address a.
ssiis i1it wsiisr q
Will irads ane hair Interest rs s15d raI,
~nt Tor auto 81 lots in Auburn what
havs fouT y o Hos sTs Auburn. WI
To- TRADE acre tsih 81 faf
Doe in raivsrsi'y district wilde. us|
~@~~~~~SSS~l~~~>~~,~,.~-t,SSl.IS-~-> >,~e~->oo-oo
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
th~. ~. ~
aonrT on Improved city property We
make building loans
CALHOUN. pENST 4 EwfNo
Alaska nuiidiur
NEAL EFrArE M0WrsAgEa $500 II
~ io So fuiiy secured for sale ~ Jos
,~l-o~sS S,ss, !, >ssg.y
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
REAL ESTATE LoNNa NORTUEIfS
bonf a Mortgage CO. Central Hldr
hs,Nssn columbia ana Marion
VIRTUE
Loans Money
Before buying of building. see
GRO 4 VIRTUE 60 Hosfrr ufork
81 LEGAL NOTICES
SEALED rUoVpsAfA uuf ho rr--1--i
- the office ~ the Lighthouse fnsprs
TOR San Franchise. cal. until g O'Clock
3 goo March b 1915 and then opened
f'r docking and repairing tho iIrbt
houa" Tender 'kukul" Blank pro
roealH and particulars NAV DO obtained
hY nddressinE the above office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-22

You will find the Doom you
want in Star For Rent Ads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-22
PERSONALS


% PERSONALS
Miss JEWELL MANicumNa nit.
rhird office
MEDICAL. massage. eierttaitsia, uhYsi.
riana references. aoI CraY ults st.
fth ueufa 100
MNNuAnEr ufl Manirurinr and
H'asaaFina ufflce 40. itt1 rirst az.
RUTH MELROSE
Vibrator, treatments electric wssubsa
eos i'rn Hias rhird and Janice
LADIES aaudsruans cotton Uo.t pills
safe ani cure cure for deiaied periods
Price o. Money refunded N remedy
falls after fair trinl Raymond Remedy
Co. fifN rike 81
MlHvGa NNurt MFAp ard IrGA
FuU' MassaFinr aua maut.urinu or
no itaa Tnifi ave
Mrs MASON 0NI tNNAtina| A>u
AoEp People SO D MERCER
cAiGroL $40
0otbIn MILLER Massaer manieur
ioe url,o o. liotei Erwtn ltgHa
s.rord O.
IS .,,u'ushs 81 oe i'st- toes rirs, .,
sle.slHt UfNG afnr. b fisfeI fiefiias.
ili' rmfi ste open Huudhfs a
loNEt.N. tespertahie ,ouua wattine man
aFe tt hrisnt 1ts iu drsirr- at.
uuatutaufv ~ sincere wnrtfuH woman 80
u-st aa- and rito. Protestant preferred
ohfvtt. ,ompaut1uahip Address ss
star
ENNA Johnson Honp Take haths aud
massavlog $40 Kenneth hotsi
Ladies 81 goo toward nssuiv-iv rua-
antse my great suocsssfut "mpnthi,"
remedy safely relieves some ~ ths
longest most obstinate abnormal cases
10 : e. daYas no harm. pain or inter
fsreHre with enth Neil 81 so puHhIs
stF~nsth. % ~ Heuthtaafon HEM
edy Co.. 90 i.onE uidE karsss CIV.
40
scHurr abop method. ehisopadist 1855
Weller IT
happiness irs tu mafftsi ne Ar yoa
ianulyf Ioin seattle uslIabis Triend-
ship club Ladies' tree Ada EyaH.
fti tni7u Apt
uEf MAMmEh iisst mstfImorist ~ pei
put'ishrf WaNe1 FEE Tho tuf
trsronfsHt Toledo. ohio
pansiHr suarsnte-A in Z private
so iessans rrsste halls uass
Xf~l anI evenings t.stssf dances
MI STEVENS r ,,.. .. AZ ,. ~,
AesA MAukH
Hafhs s-tentina massage an tnipn o..
Arf .
aitA Wruo et. nn sstra charge far
tea,r hair tit Ensi uite
neSyLn ~ sunsa- ~ ~
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
eLAtNNufAsr trafrrs rafas raIai.t
questions ana~rr"a. $685. tIsa Pine
corner HHtH eve
MADAM NAY elair,oyant aard reader
paImisf ss ist risth ats faam 3
Mtpsn gNNNbrH rstrisi 81 %
readiH. faf tLe4 this Geek only tat
Pine y
rlkiNNoYt>f sart rsstsf. msiisa
FuN fradiHH tof ttetei Vernon. etta
tnirn rsaw
MADAM Sd EaiftNE n-siiaf -afd fss8
~ auf pasHsfst str and ter So iiHr
KitlAuid eiairtafsnt rafa rssfrF
hss' resaifs rhs nrea ste sotA
pias
EEV ufisce AfrNt~ ean.siiaiisas
daiis> eiftiss rus'fssr - The Ma
t.oiaue Elahth aHa tHien. Npt tsH.
Nap rtta
FHts coHpEt.t. ihrsaaississ. raimist
~~.e~~~~~~~S~~
20 FOR RENT. Furnished.
YotNGHrow%
: room naaefH haass. aH fufHishss. tit
usaf 400 nafrs free fteE 81 Mannfas
y cell. = uem Ataas ,'i
ron NEtT .tattaEr faatar hatff.uas
aHH nssrHraf hfass h1f aHt other fat.
nifare 'a matth tt9ta ihorr Nafs
sf fartnHafs
t-H0uN r9s5 fafaisfrf s1 sisansf
ore Hors from ear iai9 itth eve S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-22

VSsz{ VTFH%ss3Y4yExY1
is4aSfas:k|:M
Bar,u STEINER siaus f1f sopm
daily Taana~nH Ntiiaws faft
sarepf ffuuEenras fHeguimI except
auuiav cod Arfsles rsnaaf
'Nirtarta. Is s.--Psr Tasns-nd--I'or
Angeles.
TOO steamer 81 Dus. fuf rapfu
rIf fparf TusnHrnd rnft dAiF
uiFhf Angeles end victoria
daily o. o. calls 81 roT'
Williams upaEsfess
.fHesIllmf un wesf.
hsHnf tfin nut ~
seattle fanea1 % Fol
m only
'nnss nof rsu al
lfirietia sundars
Tacoma Direr,
Z 66ass sissfnsrs Tacoma and s6arl
oeafn tndianaroti. Tor II 10 Vesm
E ~ toafu 'eaTna direct steamer y. frpm
I fnunf every $50 hours tfr' 7Hr'u
rnrfa sisrie frfU sec fourf fHnfn
a. fnra. fffu Connections 81 tapfn
7srm fsrofna ~ifh steam tapm
itpm ere fsf oiFmnia ana DO fopm
feuv shelton dRit
Port Ier~.-aa- ,pacortss--
BstiiaTham.
r fasfa sfrafnrs Nhst~afis haafn
faiiF fer POET Tarns~nf daily
esrrrf Rrarerfss aad usi. 'rrreuf
SUNDAY inShstH Sunday
rs~r~,t--rdn,ard.
= sesot steamer ~ sfii fspm
- noon fv~s~it. Famorss sseprn
t0pm Everett Only 'oni fhpfn
daily 'aunfays Only leaves daily
Seattle 20 a ~ in-
istssd % r 90 MI
i0th~T 'ffus same 81
lvssk aays
E,errsi- usiilnEhsr,- Apacori~s-
Port Town@~nd
Dr. erpm 'Kuishsn. ZOE espfn
daty Everett hnareftes daily
ard ueftinrhart
Gale - ro-t TawaN
ssna souihboaaa on.l
~
saa Juan i.land. neIiinrhHrr
1890 ST. ns.rns Or roTi + -oss-1
u,ftn'ht ranna~nd anf rri wnssa'y
uurftv bingham Wa al asr'rhur-'y
rnrsi Joan Island points FatuTy
ThursY
Port Townsend Port snreir.- N~ah
nar and Nsy Ports.
- % steamer netttnx-i toersn
r,tfn'h' ham Tor Port Town 'Tuesd'r
puufar send rort Angeles rhufssv
Tu~sf NsHh nay ana way satury
rhursf ports
Fort Tovn.-rd rori srEeie. -cre.-
ri oh str NHial~nte. Ton I comm
~ridn'hf Port rowrsrnd roff'Nfnrdav
werfasf Angeles Port Crcs wedne.
w~iuss cent. ciaiiam and way FRIDAY
FRIDAY ports
Port Gamble iudIaw r1r-ler
7hpm steamer Puget farfl o6am
daily Kinrston. Gamble dailv
except 'f.Hf'ow -'E r Z u. .cSoept
fHars,iiie frondntc
sra Hsiloet
Kinr.t"n-Hsr.yIIi- ndiov.
saiurda,. Only
oopu steamer Puget. FOR oopm
Kingston. Ludlow and
twar points
SUNDAY O~ly
. ooan1 steamer Puget, for = oopm
Iklurrfnn. Ludlow and
iwav points
Hood Canal Gamhle-t ludlow.
6aam str pntlstch Tor Port Tam
daily If.udlaw Port Gamble daily
except i''HanEor ana rifcvrept
SUNDAY Ipoiu's on Wood cnr0i Monf'v
A steamer viii leave seattie e,er,
sunday az 90 a ~ for Port Town.
send direct
.steanlcr Kuisban VIII caii AZ p,-,
Townsend norfhhound eaturd.v.
only leaving Seattle az 10 y m.
points marked - arc boat lnpafrc.
Passengers fnr these points ana ~.
other boat landing points must make
their own arrangements for tavst,,
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steamer will leave Seattle over,
SUNDAY az 90 a. ~ Tor Port Town.
send direct
.steamcr Kuishnn viii cali 81 For,
Townsend. norfhhound saturdavs
only leaving Seattle et 10 y m.
Points marked - arc boat lnpaipe.
Passengers fnr those points ana ~.
other boat landing points must mai.
their owu arrangements Tor landIpe
and assume ni risk and uabuitv 4,
making such landing Steamers ma.
scnEer rate does not Include boat
landing charges
HaFEaFe liability is iinited g.
wearing apparel not to exceed ,ion
far whole ticket 100 pounds alov "a
free
steamers and schedules subject to
change without notice Trolrbt o.,
coivcd daily for all points trscep,
Ing Tacomai named IN above sched
uic
tickets must he purchased AZ ttr.,,
offire open from so o. m 10 ~ 90
midnight
II oEr SotNp NANiGtTIoN co
Ticket office. Colman Dock.
Phone. Main aaaS
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Cf.EARfSG HOUSE FOF WrsicAL tV.
ETHf- MENT8. 1916 WE4rLAEE III
LOTT esTs. MUSICAL RECORD TX
CHANGE
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Mi - ,AM ~. MANicoiuNo nv
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LADIES Hauderuaus cotton Unst pills
safe and cure cure fnr delayed periods
price o. Money refunded N remedy
falls after fair trihl Raymond Remedy
Co HfVh Pike 81
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Mi.i'l'. 4 d. massage. eleFfrHffHiat uhF "a .
tiHua references sos trafY uida IT.
HHI uaufa 90.
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AOkNEK q
S'Ali' ies-liH 4 iersS6ans milk. 25e:
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-0aam str Potistch for PORT Tam
daily 'fudlaw Port Gamble daily
except f''HanEor ana rficvrept
SUNDAY |pnirfs on Hood Canal INonf.v
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Mrs NAaoN 0NI tNNAIina ANu
A0Ep People sit d MERCER
a. ff>rnf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-24
VIM. M. EMERY CAN
DIDATE FOR BOWDOIN'S
BOARD OF OVERSEERS

William NJ. Emery. city editor Of
the Fall River (Mass0 Evening News,
is one Of the nominees for overseer
of Bowdoin College. on which the
preference Of the alumni is now being
recorded. It Is understood he has
the endorsement Of the large number
Of prominent graduates OF the college.
including several members OF the
board Of overseers, and IL assured Of
considerable support throughout
Maine. as we'll as in many other
states. from alumni ranging from
classes in the flfties down to the pres
ent time
Mr.. Emery graduated in 1889. is a
native of Brunswick, and a son Of
Edwin Emery Of the class Of 1861. A
lifelong Bowdoin enthusiast he has
been the secretary of his class since
graduation. In addition to his work
in the newspaper field he has compil-
ed genealogies of a number Of lead
ing Maine families and has edited
and published history OF Sanford,
Me-, written by his father.