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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-31
The War a Year AGO
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French minister OF war
Issues call for additional re-
servists, bringing into the
field all men between 20
and az.
Left wing French army
again falls back to avoid
engagement on unfavorable
ground that might have
been decisive.
Germany reports 10000
Russians killed and 10000
prisoners taken at Allen.
stein. Russians claim they
have not been seriously
checked.
Cars edIct rcnames ST.
Petersburg Petroarsd.
Vienna report says $1,000
600 mon are engaged on
Russian Prusslan Austrian
border, the battle line 400
miles long.
With the movement to-
ward lublIn failure and
lemberg taken by Russians,
Austria recalls troops from
France.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-31

tisiisn prunss gse crate. fshiraA
-assrm.isa. e. ~ Elh.ft. fFsssfans
p.srhs.. zee crate 4 rsrs seeded reisius
atrl ska pks tnris sans brsasfss, feed.
ftr see rsn Italy olive eft. fteg lee leaf
brad o.. Tor itri p.anus batter. lee
~ ctfri. W shruiesF lamb. tie n
par. tard. 80 ~. fiksg e9mpourt. So
ths gecs re e0rnreaas lard. sfe. ! lie
pare isFt ifr. rfanss ttr hos tirr~rsf
sziuaon. its 10. re tfe. Harsi chiaees
ssiFrnr. Tee 10 psSnat butter. lee ~ /.
Hsirslhsrx am pickles. lee eos cot soar
riesi~s. - A.
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VITAL STATISTICS


Marriage fAr~ases
See Haksyurhi ~ HsHhWrs ifshe. kst
kiue NakAfunrs. ~. Japan
Hear Kiinssnmaisf nay fls~. ans
HHEr kiinssunaisf seattle
- Hoy West IS. ps~afnt.h. sns
Adelaide Maran. -. Seattle
Ned Johnsun. 20. csity. and 0rass V.
gray "a Nsatiis
uawara " vAuKhsn. 20. f.aaush. ard
Bertha Severance. %. nsissii,
Artbur .. Frios. -. sad Jean Knight.
- Seattle.
J. Hufslcs. -. ror, Angeles. and
ThripA keash. 10. Seattle
Harold ~ whitHeud snt Phoebe ~.
bartlett seattle
Hsrry Cotton. &C. and Alice wilkins. 81,
Seattle
ws.a s,eisksv. a.. and MARI rels. ~.
Seattle
prank W. vaui. jr. 81. and H-nri.,,a
Ronald Henry. Hpokans. and LILLIAN
RS nAfdsnn. Great faiis. Mont
birth.
Mrs. and Mr.. y. @. Arsnsan it "
Mrs. ana NJ ~ n unlock. SO n nu
81 dauThter
No and Mr. ray nriEs' ~, liza sv.
a. daughter
Mrs and NJ Ernest Hamilton. 1901
10Th ave W nNn
Mrs. and Mr. J. q. inEsrsoii. s;es sun
uysids ave son.
Mrs and NJ Leopold stern. 80 is,h
ave n. daughter
Mra and NJ Thomas >. Meshan. 1915
sfih ave 4 W. son
Nra ard NJ Carl Hsines. Dallas ave
ant sullivan a.. daughter.
Nrs aud Mr.. Y. o. Creus'on. its Flor
| sntia st.. son.
Mrs and Mr. y. W. Allen. East Seattle.
/ daughter.
Mrs and Mr. Harry q. ninniksn. tii
". Crnckett ct. son.
DEATHS
Frank v. johnson. 90. Minor hospital.
August 20
Joseph WOOD ~. rrovlasnes hospital.
August 20.
Jacob c. Torss.on. 81. i'ss W. tsrd ct.
August ~.
Mary ). rrsvssiiie. as. Minor hospital.
August %
Chas W Haipin. Is. 4Nh ave s. and
| Alaska st August ~
omar Talbot. %. Providence hospital,
august -
Divorces Asked
Thos &. nasson Va. Frances r Bassen.
cruelty
phoebe ~ Best " Richard = Rest.
| cruelty.
cIsrisss Winter va Earl Winter. non
support
iialph Lemon, vs. Helen Icmont. de
s.rtion.
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AuNTlgs' CLUB THANKED

Tho Auntles' club. which pic
nicked and stomach-ached 100 or
phans at Woodland park aSturday.
has received its reward In sincere
thanks from the Missionary Sisters
of the Sacred Heart OF Jesus. In
charge OF the Sacred Heart orphan.
age, whore the orphans live.
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BLIND FOLK ATTEND
SIhcERMAN BURlll

Scores OF blind people. who have
sat as guests OF Paul Singerman'
pioneer Seattle clothing store mer
chant. at his annual Thsnksgisink
dinners In their honor. attended nu
funeral Monday. He died SATURDAY
Many pioneers OF the sound conn'
try, and Masons. also atfenaee.
Singerman was a SSrd oesr~
Mason.
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Hesi German fnstfNarsf fsr -
cfrafnrFF batter. , ies ttr. iiritHfa~r
30 each whaie sstu4am. 10 each hip-
rsrrd sainseh ne gtr feA snsupss.
itr ~ iiFs tprinas str o. isfnh etiaps
ihs str fnfk fesst e. % hard ahsnf
fiaar 81 Is safa ffnit fsfs gfs 80. pc
ttf fns 10 Tars fnadsnsrf rutik ttr
iasndfs ssap. 10 tsfs stH suas. zee res
co. hshins pe~fer itei tnusy. shs siass
iss ~ fathsfs ~ fef &C.. canfaioaFss
Zoe stri lsiueus ite dos eFsnss. Sc
ass hassishsFft.s. : ths itri arr oaians.
ihs Zee sfnrn rniens beaches g.
ssisfv, far tfi sss Plat D - Summer
saaash. /. sar So raraEn haFs. faf Sd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-31

Stall io2, best fresh ehurned butter 2
lbs g5c. local ranch eggs. dos Tie;
good small eggs $50 dor. cans hest
milk, Zoe. stalls 10s-i14. s lbs sugar,
f9c, cans of sardines. csc. stall i1B,
small cans best milk. 15c: large FL
herta peaches sbc crate Stall IL, hall.
but or hsllbut cheeks. lbs, 25o; whole
salmon, zoe and zoe each. smoked or
kipporcd salmon. ibo ID. Stalls 1874. :
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STockHoLDER SUES

John Il. Hill. a stakeholder 10 !"
Pacific Lubricating Co, star.r sr.
suit Tuesday against j. Ia S" ~
non. secretary-treasurer OF
company. for $1,000, allegfng 80 n
non refused 10 permit inspectior. 4
the company's books and r
ON June ..
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stan ~ patent fiees. tite s.esi zee
esn ripe oiiess soc Htssi SO 70 sasii
cans milk. 80. zee can Fsd saifnon. ttr
stall see jelly siasses. zee dua = fai
Mason lars IS Soc stall ffi. toe loaf
bread &c. : fsF Sc. rsTssfhauss feiis
ier dss stalls tifEtt. nauHd eaEs. ter
lh ffsis rAkr 49, a.. stall tgs. wash
insfnn creamery batter. taf re- ruafaHr
sssf ere. Sc dos peanut tuffsf lie
use HtsN 81 sar coffee. ~ he Sc
ffssh roasted peanuts iias ite stalls
ttsi1 paf Fa@st Ne ~ prime fih feast
lie ib. shnaidrf ~ ianih ise 20 isN -
iaab. tte 10 sfAii SEE i'sitsn pssnss
pto rtstel fanry Fihsfta peaches. see
crate Nasfisft irafs. fanfY. 7er has
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BULGARIA neutral?

LONDON. Aug. 3l.-The Bull.
garian legation had no confirma-
ton today OF Athens reports that
Bulgaria and Turkey had signed an
agreement whereby the latter was
assured OF Bulgaria's neutrality.
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CAN'T PROMISE RAN

Have no fear of the finicky-rrv
ing sky. Weatherman Saiisss nr
says Il isn't going TO rain lot w.
or three days yet.
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At KIRKLAND

room bungalow. on - acres ~
land. less than hair mile from
Lake Washington. suitable Tor
poultry or garden land VIII sell
Tor as cash and SO monthly.
ont edge. and better than adver-
iised Take steamer Atlanta or
county ferry from Madison park
20 Kirkland. ami inquire at
office Of Burke a Farrar
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5 acres. fies. 80 cash. g. per month .
deep. rioh. level alder land very easy
TO clear. close fn beach. dock. store aud
schools 2te fare 10 city
Ono acre. 80 minutes from this office
very rich soil. two blocks from lake
grand view. Price 1850. very easy
terms
AAaEN 4 SEXTON co.
1910 First Ave Open Evenings
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BERLIN. Aug. 31.--vilna is be
ing evacuated and the Russian gov
eminent is making feverish prepar-
ations 60 defend Petrograd from
attack. press dispatches stated here
today.
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( THE T., J
\GL1

Most guys buy
m ace IT,
ecnses on the
lnstallment plan
"A couple OF
q ara down
and all their
wages every Sat
u q ay ~ q ht
thereafter.
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EXPLAINS HIS Woak

Doc. Lllburn Merrill. OF juvens
court. explained TO 100 ho'sI's-
Monday night how juvenile s
inals are handled.
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ne coffee. ste Hiaiis :. :. q. 7. pnft
steak o. ssssi fgHe ~ veal eufisis.
tta 10 tahY iarih shnuidsf. ~ ~ sail
"a. large nss diii ltektss Zee dsA
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44-liouses for Sale


WIN fOt fAN MY
A t~aafifHi nee eanszfn~s nnir
hieeas ffsr the t.at. wash
instoa hasisrsFt. fer tt.s'ts -
f.rsss tihe vsnfF itt fswu. fit
fHnHshtFl unetstrrnssitis vfe~ -
iaks aad rfeantains - fntnuf@s
rar ftar from Hfnish hatifirg
pof ts-eatlsr sss burke a Fsrrar.
ttt sss rrfa Heck
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M ElBOURNE

Rita Jolivet and House Peters
play the leads in The JnafTaid. "
which ends a three-day engage.ent
a, the Melbourne Tuesday nirht.
The major part OF the action takes
place In the mountainous region Of
Montenegro. in the stronghold OF
the Balslc family.
Charlie Chaplin in his laugh sue
cess. THE Bank" furnishes The
smiles.
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wASrED-Bov. over 4; year. - az.
- carry good pagsr routes IN thp tris
vsrsi,Y district Call Ths sar. Main
stse. circulation department
THE HAR6kTS sroRE. 40 Occidental.
corner Main. saves you hard cash on
ell new ard second hand Eoods special
baFEsins-Suifs. a. watchss &c. suit
easss Eao up. thousand other bNrrsins
We buy. sell and sxchanEs. Phone
Msin isaf.
ORIGINAL AOLER BARBER col
I.EGE te9 Main st. pays wages -
men and women While learning barber
trade. assists you seeurinx positions
30 colleges. gard year In business Cat
sioEus Tree.
ORIGINAL MoLER BARRIER SCHOOL
ia Occidental Ave.
Nsr and women. We teach IN. barber
trade thoroughly. wages whiis learn
ing. assist IN securing positions. over
~ ysars IN Seattle.
KAyANAC9H 81 % hats iseE Ia ave
BY DofSo BUsINEss ppstalrs. tracts
sells mems fzs suits for as. Trscis's
uH.,s.r. SIT ssss sssS JILL slre
2l-Female Help Wanted
WANT ED--womsn Tor government Jobs
s7at month. pgti Unnecessary. Write
immediately for list positions oh'atn-
shis. Franklin Institute. Dept. ffi-F.
-~~~~~s~~o~~.~~I.~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~
23-Personals
REV DR. ALzAMON IRA LUCAs. the
well known psycho-aiaiyist. VIII open
offices September 1 In the People >
Savings Bank Building. corner Pike and
second ave.
HAPPfSEss lies IN married NE. Ars you
1onsiy7 Join Seattle Reliable Friend
ship Club Ladies' free. Ada =. Evans
III Union. Apt. n.
MISS JEwELf.-MANfcUR ifttb
Third. office 10.
LADIES Ny remedies are positively
guaranteed. safs and sure. 1890 East
Madison.
WOULD YofT MARTiYY farmer :
daughter. age ~, weight i2g brown
hair and eyes good disposition. nice
housekesper and cook. property $4,000
VIII inherit. has no opportunity ~ meet
desirable gentlemen. never married
viii marry poor man or farmer. More
particulars gladly sent any mnu an
swering quick. inclosinR sons postage.
Address "aincers" fR-sit. Valley. Seb.
No general deliveries. This notics n
genuine,
WissroN's GENUINE MASSAGE. ~
dro-Therrno bath asB Liberty Bidk.
| Main ass2 Ladies' preferred
MANIcUHfNG. MASSAGE. baths Mabel
| Mead Ruth Richards. ab4 Empress
tlotoi. 1i0ss Third ave.
MESH BAUs repaired. t0s PeoElss Bana
fgdg
| cOSsULTArfON FREE ALL DtsOR-
pEHs Mr. Macy. 1918 Second ave.
opposite Arcade entrance.
| SOUTHERN LADY. ~ worth I26. 900
would marry. E-BoK Bsf. Messenger
Los Angeles. Cal
REgI8TERED MfDWfFK-N Wiiislk.
sen. 70is 18th ~ w. Phone Ballard
1851.
\ Dancing guaranteed In 4 priyat,
~ lessons Private halls Day
V3f and evenings Latest dances.
MI STEVENS FSSs's ana a. p he,
DOLLAR yibratory baths upstairs t2ii
First ave. Day aud Night Lady Har5sl
shop
| WIDOW are 46. has means. prefer
country ne. good looking. wants suit
| able companion object nsirimouy
Address x-24 star.
WISH 10 correspond With lady. ob1sc
| nlatrlraonY Agents or flirta not want
~. Boz 233. nj vernon, wash.
| RELIABLE WOMAN wants housekeep
ins for gentleman. No objections 10 on
| or two children. or roomiHg house: goo
MANAGER Phone Elllbtt s2as. room 4
If fNTEREaTED IN iifs. health. scci
| dent ipsnranes. let me know. Addres
x-ss, star.
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GLENN

ClEmmER
Alec u. Francis has az last won
recognition as to his worth in
screenland by his work In After
Dark" mclodrama, based on the
story OF the same name by Dion
Boucicault. which is now playing
at the Clemmer.
Francis impersonates "old Tom"
once respected and an officer In the
army. but now dissipated and disso-
lutte by his wife's desertion.
His many adventures, thrilling TO
the core, form the plot OF the story.
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COLONIAL

COLONIAL
The Girl From His Town" II the
kind o. play that brightens the
spectators outlook upon the world.
II IL one OF the best picture stories
Manager Hamrick has been able 10
secure.
Margarita Fischer. the dainty
American Beauty star. and c. Elliot
Griffin. n new addition TO tho. silent
drama. play the leads.
The story deals with n girl who =
discovered" In a mining town by
an eminent musician. She IL taken
10 Paris 20 study music. and In time
becomes the most widely known
prima donna in the world.
Her 'small-town" lover. falling
heir TO n fortune. follows and wins
her.
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2S-Spiritual Mediums

2S-Spiritual Mediums
EGYPTIAN PIANIST
Madam Alexandra roads Four entire itfe
$ 90 rradtugs ~ oo. safiafaftiun suhf
antest tes Zine 81
MADAM fNASN cialrNrFant rradef
paimist tln readings. +te. itei fhifd
ave Aiis ttetei
sciENfiFir hana rcadinE daily, Noom
7 Ats uotsi ttat Third ave
CARD READER Expert. ssc 100 XII
hHufnat
26-For Rent Furnished
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klHkME ERA


Peter Wilkinson. New York Ma,
polcon OF finance, deliberately
wrecked the Tri.State Trust and
filed a petition in bankruptcy. but
unknown TO the world. and even his
daughter Leslie. he secreted his III.
gotten gains IN his daughters name.
The web that be woye around him.
self. thinking that power and money
could save him. proved 10 be the
very web that entangied him in its
meshes and brought him 20 q richly
deserved fate.
The above II skeleton sketch OF
The Running Fight" which opened
AZ the Alhambra Monday. gripping
story OF high and precarioas H.
nance. Violet Heming ia featured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-31

The White Sister" F. Marion
Crawford's immortal play. ends its
run at the Liberty Tuesday night
Viola Allen. who Is in a large man
ner responsible for the stage sue
cess OF the production. and Richard
Trayers. handsome leading man. are
starred.
All the romance and love under
Italy's sunny skies Is brought out
In remarkable manner In this
play. and Miss Aliens sweet charac
terization OF the white sister is add
Ing scores daily To her host OF ad
mirers.
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23---Personals
2A-Business Personal

kANANNNNH wv HAlt lNNe w w.
eSSStls ~ Sols,ss So isss,sL
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io--Male Help Wanted

wsSTEn-nF tbs civil Services Gem
Fitssirn Triangle BBiftfnE. applicants
fsr ~ramirsfiar fnr The fniia~tnx city
positions superintendent 81 csnsfrur-
tson % Bridges. Etruefur~. ant Fpunfa.
fiors gutuss hsse experience ~ rrnstrltg-
ttnn % steel bridges a. engineer. r4r~r
tsf~rdsuf or fnrernknIs lAhSrsr.
Tssmsssr. Park Helper Requirements
United States rifissnship. niuifalrl
az. 20 years residence IN city foe en-
year. lass DAY far filinx Rpeiieations.
september Z 1915
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furniture Wanted.

n[NcEwett fuRN 90, an r'0' SC
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over ~ years - az.
% carry good pager routes N thp tnis
wsfsltp district Call Ths Sfar Main
st88. circulation department
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NEW PIANOS ron RESr. RENT ar. .
piled on purchase Never roast. sis
taton
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.R00M MoDFRN HousE

On coed lht Green Lake ear iius car
- hgnshf far ttt7i sssY terms PEI
Gems deferred psffn~nfs. ltaghs. aat
Cssifsl Iilas
, 1915-07-22

VIM. Geary of the Saratoga Gar
age has just installed a fine new vul-
eanizer and is ready to put on an en-
tire tread of put in a new section of
your auto casing.
Robert Young, father of c.. @.
Young, arrived Friday from Spring
field, ILL.,, and will spend the summer
with MI. and Mrs. Young at their
Brush creek ranch.
Mrs. N. G. Boudreau, mother of
Miss Evelyn Boudreau and Mrs. w.
A. Pilon, accompanied by Mics Celia
Naurie, both of Beaverville, H., ar
rived here last week for an extended
visit.
County Commissioners, Christen-
sen, Mckay end Day went over this
valley last week looking over county
road and bridge matters. After the
trip both Mckay and Christensen re
turned home.
Robt. Davis, j. l.. Bennett, Miss
Dorothy Davis and Miss Dee billiard,
accompanied by Mrs. Hays and Mrs
Heather, left Tuesday on a camping
trip at Battle Lake.
The ranch people are all haying
now. The hay this year is very short
owing to the cold weather during the
growing season, and lack OF water in
the hills, due to no snow last winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emit johnson and
family returned Monday after a
months stay at Twin Falls, Idaho.
Mr.. johnson went out to look the
country over and on receiving an Of
fer from the Pilon Mercantile Co. he
returned to this place. Everyone is
glad to see them back.
, 1915-07-22
Call for Bids.

Bids are hereby called for for the
following work on the school build
ing of District No. 8 in Saratoga,
Wyoming: painting roof, two coats,
on main building; two coats roof
paint On heating plant building; paint
doors and windows of building, two
coats; oiling floors of building, two
coats linseed oil; painting black
boards in each room, two coats; one
coat stain varnish on desks, chairs,
organs and wood work in building,
washed before sizing; sizing three
rooms and halls, ceiling and side
walls of entire building inside; paint
ing smoke stack of heating plant
painting out-buildings two coats, in
side and out. Specifications for work
, 1915-07-22

can be gotten from the clerk and all
bids must conform TO plans. Sealed
bids will be received up until noon,
July 81, 1915. The board reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
Dated July 2lst, 1915, at Saratoga,
Wyoming.
Board of Directors, School District
No. 9. 1922
W. C.. Edwards, President.
@, c. Hickok, Clerk.
j G. Burnett, Treasurer.
, 1915-07-22

Call for bids is hereby made by
School District No. 8, for the trans
portation of pupils OF school age from
the north end of school district No. 9,
to the school house in Saratoga, Wy
oming, each school day during the
school term, in the morning in time
for school work and to return the
same pupils to destination each
school day after school closes. Suit
able conveyance must be acceptable
to the board of this district, and all
rigs must be heated during cold wea-
Their by some device. Information
may be gotten from the clerk of said
district, and any and all bids may be
rejected by the board. All bids must
be sealed and in the hands of the
clerk on oil before the 31st day of Jul
ly al noon. Children living on east
side of river must be delivered to con
veyance on the west side of river in
time to be delivered at school build
ing before school is called. All bid
ders must be responsible and all driv-
ers must be reliable, sober persons.
Dated this 21st day of July, 1915,
at Saratoga, Wyoming.
BY Board of Directors, School Dis
trict No. g..
W. G. Edwards, President.
G. G. Hickok, Clerk.
j.. G. Burnett, Treasurer.
, 1915-07-22

Miss Dorothy Davis, daughter OF
Capt. Davis, arrived Saturday from
Los Angeles, Calf. and will spend
the summer at the Davis ranch.
Mrs. L. j. Elder, an aunt of Mrs.
Geo. Burgess, is visiting here from
Kellerton, Iowa She may decide to
make her home here permanently.
The "Rag-Time Duo" pulled off a
lively social dance in the hall Satur-
day night. 1t is their intention to
give a dance each Saturday night for
awhile.
Bob Middlewood was in from the
Sage creek country and purchased a
standard Emerson mower and Other
farm machinery from the Pilon Mer.
camille Co.
M. K. Brown Waterman at the
Ferris aggarty mine, came down
from that place last Thursday, suffer.
ing from a severe attack of sciatic
rheumatism. He is taking a few baths
at the hot springs, and is incidentally
paying a visit to his nephew, Frank
Winner.
, 1915-07-22
Saratoga Chips

S. S. Wood was in town Saturday
from Elk Hollow.
Jim Sowder was in town Tuesday
after ranch supplies.
Cashier Broadhurst and family are
in Laramie this week.
Paul Pilon was a visitor in Raw
Inns the first of the week.
Perry Ault was in town Monday on
water Commissioner business.
Claus Larsen was in town Tuesday
from the upper Gushing ranch.
Geo. Herring was in town Tuesday
from Brush creek after supplies.
Mrs. William Miser was in town
Saturday afternoon from the ranch.
/ Frank Jones was in from Calf
creek Saturday after ranch supplies.
G. r Fairman was down from En-
campment Saturday on a short trip.
Geo. Campbell and Floyd A. Crone
we're in town Monday from Pass
creek.
j. B. Cosgrif and family are here
from Cheyenne, spending a few days
outing.
Mrs. Lechow of Kansas City came
in Tuesday and will spend the sum-
mer here.
L. B. Mayor, county clerk, was up
from Rawlins Saturday on a fishing
expedition
Frank, Billy and Jack Kennaday
were in town Friday from the Cedar
creek country.
Ralph Wood was in town Saturday
to get his new car, which arrived dur
ing the week.
MIR. and Mrs. Sears and Mr.. and
Mrs. McPhail we're in town Tuesday
from o creek.
G. A. Cook, Freeman Cook and
John Christensen were in town today
from Brush creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Pennock have
a boy baby who arrived at theil
house Friday morning.
Otis Mowry, a former resident oil
this locality, returned here Saturday
on a short business trip.
Mrs. Geo. Burgess, Mrs. Schaefer,
Mrs. Smith and Miss Martha Burnett
were Rawlins visitors yesterday.
Abraham Burgess left Tuesday af.
ternoon for Kellerton, Iowa, where
he will spend the rest of this season.
MI. and Mrs. Watt and daughter,
Miss Maude, were in from Cedar
creek Saturday. Matt is the "shaw.
fer"
MIR. and Mrs. G. A. Hansen, Mrs.
Mary Campbell and daughter Mar
garet were in from Pass creek Mon
day.
MIR. and Mrs. White and Mrs. Wal.
ker were the guests at chicken din
ner Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. D. S.
Crawford.
Mrs. Ben Nj. Schaefer and daugh.
ter of Des Moines, Iowa, arrived here
Tuesday and is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Geo. Burgess.
Miss Alma Ainsworth was the re-
cipient of many nice presents at the
show held Tuesday afternoon by
some of the ladies Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Kuykendall
and Miss Frieda Kuykendall arrived
here Saturday from Denver in their
Cadillac 80. They left yesterday
for RawIins and from there they will
go back home.
, 1915-07-22
Hard Times.

"Unless there should be a positive business revival this fall, the
cry of hard times mag be expected to be potent at the coming cleo
ton" This language is employed by the Springfield Republican in
a discussion of political conditions in Massachusetts; and, coming as
they do, from a newspaper which is to be classed among the Wilson
idolators, it sounds perilously near to treason. MI. Redfeld should
hasten to let the Republican know about that "bnlion. dollar trade
balance" The President himself should issue another of his now
famous statements telling how good business is, "a positive bust
ness revival" indeedl Does not the Springfield Republican know
, 1915-07-22

Proof of the pudding is in the
eating" If you want to "eat the fish"
go into Scott's and get the finest line.
of flies in Carbon county, HAND
TIED and at the same price you pay
for machine-made.
, 1915-07-22

Lost-Small pocket bill folder, con-
tanning a So bill. Folder was adver-
tisement of Hamilton Brown Shoe
Go. Reward for return.
F.B. Nelson, at Hot Springs Cottage.
, 1915-07-22
No Fish License.

A decision has been rendered by Attorney General Preston that
no license to fish is required by non-residents because no penalty has
been provided by the legislature for the failure to procure a license
, 1915-07-22
". dlcKOk, Clerk.
j.. G. Brunett, Treasurer.

Bobolinkl Bobolinkl Bobolinkl
What do you thinki If you can't
answer Scott will tell you.