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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-26
STAR NEWSES had
A LARGE EVENING

Star newsboys and carriers took
the Carnival grounds by storm last
night, and had the time OF their
lives.
Mrs. Alys Mckay Bryant. the
ayiatrice. who has gained consider
able fame on the Pacific coast, gave
n special show for The Star boys.
In addition TO being an ayiatrice.
Mrs. Bryant has also mastered the
profession OF the deep sea divers.
The Star boys were on hand early.
500 strong. The boys met at The
Star office. and with band leading
the parade. marched In a body 10
the Carnival grounds at Second ave
and Lenora vt.
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TODAv-SANITARY

1928 First ave. 15c bottles
3.year-old pure apple cider vinegar.
Toe. Stall 20. zoe. 25c and 30c
grades OF bacon, loo ID. pot roasts,
loo; pork roasts. 12hc. Stalls AZ
As. Q bars Lenox soap. 25c. 3 10c
pkgs. cookies. Csc: SOC can baking
powder, 40c Stalls 1896. 100 lbs.
pure cane sugar. $675 delivered;
alb. can any brand coffec. 95c; soc
bottles grape Juice, 4Oc; 1913 First
ave. all i0c homemade cakes, 2
for i5c; 10c loaves bread. 15c. AT
Leslie's, 4 lbs. Jap rice. 25c, best
Washington creamery butter, . lbs.
55c; No. 10 sacks whole wheat, gra-
ham or farina. 3bc. Stalls 3i-33,
large salmon trout, 25c each; fancy
new Norway mackerel, for 2bc.
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per sack. with other $3.50 order.
not including specials; 3 25c bot
ties catsup. soc. No. 10 pail cotto-
lone, $3.50, or lbs sugar. 25c. with
purchase OF ID. bulk tea or coffee.
Stalls 1926. zoe cans apricots. 10c.
Jelly glasses. Be dozen. Stalls 100
112-11f. veal roasts. 10c ID, pork
roasts, lie; choice steaks, l2kc
H.; lamb shoulders. s1kc H.. shoul.
der hams. lie. legs OF veal. 15c.
fresh dressed hens, 10 Nc ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-26

DIR. J. Allen Smith. head Of the de.
OF political economy at the
University OF Washington, will give
the last lecture In the course on
labor problems Sunday. June q, AT
3 y. m. at the Labor Temple. The
subject will be labor and the
Courts"
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ACREAGE
DO II NOW



Less Than % Per Acre
In well settled district. miles 10 railroad
town close nriKhbers. small timber
easily cleared near large lake o,hsr
land IN same vicinity selling for $50 20
ta0 per acre Owner must have some
quick cash viii make some terms
This 10 an investment that vii net
s1fneuns large returns WIN. ". Howe
1879 American Bank Hids
sSAP
IL acres: all IN cultivation. lies hifh
two blocks TO car and auto bus. fine
we'll. Price 1850. 1909 cash J. NJ
booth. sss Rurk. Bids
Zoe ACRES. 80 IN crop. about halt bot.
tom land. two good houses. iarso harm;
good orchard. lots 81 farm tool. THIS
IL an old farm that has been well cared
for VIII consider house and lot up to
1850 or ts.ooo cash. balance MORTGAGE
back. ~ BooTH. sis Burke Bids
80 hcREs, highiy Improved. f-Toom
house. wstsr pipei TO house:
large barn COWS hogs. fine
team This land IA som. of the very
bss, land on WILDLY island. near Oak
Harbor WIN consider well improved
home on Lake Washington. near KIRK
land. balance mortgage back ions
,ime. NJ. BoorH. sis Burke pids
WILL eAcRTrICE 80 acres alder land .
half mile 20 railroad station. 80 min
utss' run 20 Seattle. Price 1850. half
cash, sos Leary Bidx
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TODAY-CORNER

Stall 1902. good g Washington
creamery butter. zoe ID: very best
butter, soc h.. 3. lbs. sbc, dozen
fresh local (pulletsl eggs. zoe.
Stalls 106-112-t14, best flour. $1.40
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CHEAP POULTRY RANCH
$40 CASH. $40 MONTHLY

Price t7Tt. fine garden acreage;
place partly cleared and planted.
house. chicken house. etc, A
big snap for a man who wants
60 raise chickens. vegetable. and
fruit. Inquire 60 see the soren-
son place Take Madison car and
county ferry direct to Burke a
FaFrar's office In Kirkland.
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Business Chances

ron sALE-candy Kitchen aud store.
vith fountain. all In frst-cinss condi-
ton In Port Angeles cali ~ W.
Hood Candy co, 1901 Pubiio Market.
Seattle. WASH.
So Bufh THE STOCK and fixture. %
a small store sos Stewart
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REAL ESTATE
MOVE RIGHT IN

MoNE hl1f ltN
Nifty bungalow, Just completed. on az
acre trae, ~ good land. on gravel road.
4 miles from anohornish. wash. ana 40
minutes walk from our mills at Three
Lakes. This IL n snap. ana IL only on.
OF our many land bargains. We are
selling large. desirable area i'm
msdiatsiy around our mills. Prices and
terms ara right. and
you DEAL WITH Us DIRECT"
Let us show you. Write or SEQ
u. II. MEiKLEJOHN
Mar Land Dept.
1901 r. g. Smith Bldg Seattle. wash
THREE LAKES IBR. co.
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WATER FRONT LAND

LAKE wAffnkdToN TRACTS
1890 psr month Nearly one acre. 1850.
Three blocks from lake. at Jusnits
running water. fine land. VIII show by
auto W u vincent 700 American
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10 MALE HELP WANTED

~ mALE tth1I WAN Z ~
wANrEp-A applicants for examination
for the following city positions! As
slutant meat Inspector! must be srad-
uete Veterinarian. local residence
waived otler. electric power station.
Maohinist. three years experiences at
trade required. Requirements United
states citEenshlr. minimum age 20
years. residence In city faF one yoar
except as above Last DAY FOR receiving
applications June as 1915 Civn Scr.
vice Commission, rtiangle nlds
1UARANrEEp sAsAity 10 trustworthy
woman OF man. this toeality. Go distrib.
ute hosiery direct, min to wesrert post
ton permanent no experience. all or
spare time. For complete OUTFIT and
particulars apply International Mtils.
Inc. Dept 4. Norris,own. Ia,
pY DoINu BUSINESS upstairs. rrscis
sells men. Us suits for tta. rraeie's
Upstair- suit shop, sosts Third
wANrEp-ro board and room men at ~
per week A, Y. Msakon. Colby Wash.
ORIGINAL MotER HARDER SCHOOL
as Occidental Ave
Men and women, We teach the barber
trade thoroughly Wases while learn
ing. asst.t In securing positions. over
A. years IN seattle
NE WANT wide awake reprssentativs.
al once IN your section. who can earn
" n
es,tion. Lewis supply Co. al y. Park
At. stockton, Cat
NAvASAuan ,s.ee hat. ioos II. ave
Mof.ER nARpER COLLEGE. ios Main
st want. you 60 learn barber trade
wage. while learning - years In bust
nes.. 30 eoisssa. assist yeu securing
position. aoier original system Of
colleges
.MANTEn-e Msn aud women Govern.
msnt wants clerks sTk 90 month. Write
Immediately for Hat positions obtain.
sbie Frankin Institute. pspt. ,s.E,
koehsstsr ~ y.
FAINTER wanted a. partner. ESTABLISHED
,I .sss slsS'I q SSSs =, s,e
20 MALE Situations Wanted
ENfERfEScrp iexnlns car whacksr
and builder; sober and reiiahie, Full
set tools State wages Harry l..
Wiley. Fsradsis. whateom county.
wash. care r. II. wynn
C1RFESrER. fir.s-eta.. mechanic, vii
furnish plans and specifications. figure
by contract or work BY DAY nsst OF
references r-ft. star
sfTU.rfoN WANTED b. c.f coos Nho
can deliver IN. goods. fifst-eiass refer
sness Phone Eiiisit sea ies sprinE
at. call Me- silsmaa.
TaRPENTER married. wants 60 repair
or build your house wages reasonable
VIII tak. land as part payment city
or country Address PIE, star
WASrED -Work on chicken ranch. Or
viii take ranch ON shares n y y
No l. uat taa. city
II statesmen WANTED
sALESMEN--rhe easy selling side iinr is
cur lee and tse hosiery. sold dif~et 90
retail dealers at los prices. and az
freight paid good0as Hosiery Mills.
Kansas CITY. Me.
Statesmen WANTED Experience On.
necessary. eAsy work his pay Write
nos for large list 81 openings pffsFins
opportunities 80 earn from tteQ 60 tbee
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\ neatly AfoT en- The nsS rort An.
gsiss A seattle railroad. as tho head
- Discovery bay A domestic M for a
King Highly Improved fines, - pure
water. grand view deep water front.
aHe IN heart 81 village % Paramount
~ acres al fraction 81 real value.
tnras wash
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ACREAGE
10 ACRES iNsuREs A COMFORT
ABLE LIVING

10 ACRES iNsuREs A COMFORT.
ABLE LIVING
We have a well developed fo-aers ranch
near snohomishi t.room house. furnish
cd. barn. team, COW. chickens. impls-
mentr fruit trees. atraWbsfries. potn
toes ana various kinds ~ vegetables
now growing. balance pasture. owner
viii sell ut reasonable price VIII only
require very small cash payment. I.ib'
srai terms on balance This IL rare
opportunity
MULLlN BROS. LAND co.
,o0s-eoe northern tank uuildinE
SYATTLES SMALLEST LAND
OFFICE
A. aiOA Second ave. II offering 200
feet lake frontage. with house and
barn. for $500. easy terms. Alsa other
land. both improved ana unifnproYed
A good place for working man.
~ 9, PETEHH. owner. SEQ Third Ave
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ron sALE
IS acres splendid river bottom land
soms improvements. house. bearing or
chard near school: r. y. D.. milk
route. Price tioo. terms half cash.
For SALE
10 acres. all bottom land: IN good 10.
cation. Price $500. Can make terms
FOR SALE
40 acres. all slashed and seeded to tim
othy. very best OF location: {. mile to
O. y. II. II. station; very best land .
spring water: n. r. ID. and milk route
Price $4,000. on terms Can't trade
these lands.
address. II. n. Aihertson. Burlington. wn.
A FEW FINE SNAPS
FINE ALDER LAND---i0 acres. 1900; ESQ
cash. Only on. mile from beach. dock
and store, p, o. and school
WATER FRONT 10 acres; acres
cleared. family orchard very rich clay
loan soil: Just across from Poulsbo
1900: half cash.
Two acres NORTH END MERCER
ISLAND. fine view. Only 1900.
s-room modern: large lot: O A. $3.50;
terms same rent.
AAsEN 4 SEXTON co.
1910 Fret Ave. open Evenings.
Colby CREEK GARDENS
ACRES 5000 $50 CASH
Only II miles from this office and +.
mile from fine sandy beach. Very rich
alder and cedar bottom. largest creek
IN county runs right through addition
main county road nearly half section
20 choose from. Every tract $500. Some
tracts are worth double. Oct your
choice early Several boats daily, and
i2isc fare. You can live here and work
in Seattle We leave office every day,
$500 a m, and sac a. m. on sundays
and holidays.
AAsEN & SEXTON co.
1910 First Ave. open EVENING".
10 ACRES NEAR WORK
The way 20 succeed on little farm IL TO
buy close 20 whore you can get work.
our settlers are all working. Better In
veatigate at once | am sure YOU VIII
Ike our plan. Good land; close 10
school, town. railroad and work. only
a little cash needed, balance 10 years.
It's the Mt vernon district; best In
tho state. Circulars free.
II. g. PETERS owner, 500 Third Ave
CONVENIENT TO SEATTLE
10 acres Of good land, In n woll improved
district. near school noiRhbors and
sawmill; telephones mail and store dc
livery. Price s725; easy terms
l.. ]. MARSH a. CO. 1903 I'D AVE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-26
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY

This directory is intended
for the convenience of any one
desiring something a little out
OF the ordinary in their daily
needs and requiring it in a
hurry. The firms represented
below make q speciality OF i'm
medisbs service and will glad
y slsnish any information
HAT b necessary. Remember.
sfaction Is guaranteed by
very advertiser.
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opES ron BIDS
Going 90 lie Sold MNka Offer

nfEA FOR BIDS
Going 60 l3e E0id-Mnk. Offer
Terms 20 Suit
Nest cottage. on tot stxf7oi level. richest
soil fine garden; 20 bearing fruit trses +.
small fruits flowers. on car line. AZ
ss2b Rainier ave. second house south
of Graham. faces east. 70 minutes "a
center OF city zee prapettr--don't dis
turb tenant--inaks offer. state Shat
terms you want It's Eotnr Go be sold.
No commission TO pay. VIM y. Hove,
I0io American Bank bldg
GOING East TO LIVE
Double corner iooEigo. Graded streets
assessments all paid up t-roorn tunra-
low. furnished or unfurnishef es-
msnt basement. al modern. I'm
proved. for fine home. furnace. gas
electric light. fine collection 81 choice
roses. small fruit and berries. sound
view. Terms 20 suit. Fsuntisroy car
20 Findiay. .tis ". Findlay. For sale
by Owner.
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~-~~s~e~~~c~~<~e>~
} ror Kent Unfurnishcd

Z, For Kent Uniurnishcd
ron nENT -Moantain Viss s-roam
msasrn house. iiios month. ksn-
~~~~-~~~~~>~~~
70 HOTELS
THE yfRuiNrR HOTEL
yirstnia a. and Eishsh Ave.
To. any ears via Mestiass ave. res mod
stn. siersntfy furnished rooms. wIth the
beet Ia cleanliness. comfort ana courtesy
Tor the least money Transient. see 20
81. weekly. ts.so 20 ~ Kitchen pfisi-
lssss
THE ASNEN--.eet Eighth. near west
lake ave New. clean. furnished. steam.
heated bedrooms tfcr mem. free baths
and phone Transient. stc usskit.ft 70
OLYMPIC HoTEis--Firsi and rssisr
way Convenient 20 cars. boats and
trains Week. iise and up. transient
toe and up.
sfNOf.A APrs-isit kim q, ] and
: niesiy furnished apartments. walking
distance. Rent from tio.te 20 tis.eo
per month. Cali Beacon ieoo.
81 zee AND tS.so wEEK-Furnishsa; easy
Walking distance modern. iTef Aafn.
phon. beacon ssiT.
~ % Up WEEK-HoTKL EwfSO. Mod
srn. hot and cold water. z.ssb FIRST
ave.
HOTEL wALDoS--slrtns and Y..isr way.
Reasonable; quiet. comfortable, no ss-
loon. Elliot, 1853
PxXToS HorEfs--tiso week up. house.
keeping suites. - Third and Cherry
Main ios,
HOTEL HowELi1-Sinih and Howell
strictly modern. iisht. clean rooms.
rcasouahfs Fres phone
HOTEL DAvENroRT--Mot fifth
and Pike
H0TFEKEEPfN0 ROOMS. ff.to ~. Hot
and cold water. baths isosh First ave.
Se~~1s>~~.~S~ ,~~~~~~~S~Ss~~~ S~~S->S
27 FURNISHED ROOMS
SCETY FURNISHED sinsle and house
keeping rooms use per week and up.
sos LenorA q.
I2f7 rIHsT AVE.
'"H Per week. s7.oo up.
FTRNIsfIED ROOM suitable for two gen
,iernsn. 1919 Second W. Queen Anne
~.e~ss~o~ooo~~~~~~~~
20 HOUSEKEEPING RMS.
TWO pleasant. furnished housekeeping
rooms: very reasonable. 1898 Washing
ton a. beacon a..s.
1850 Up WEEK Newell. ssso Western
>SN1~~~~~~~~.~.~ ~~.~~.~.~I~~~.~~-~
% BOARDERS WANTED.
HoMELTKF comfortable; good thinss to
eat. private residence: car lines
close In. Including laundry work. 'ss.
East lsss.
DROADwAY DIsTRIcr-LarEe. airy.
well furnished front room, tg.5os single
room, ti7b; private home. board II de-
sired. East soos
wASTED--coupie 10 share modern home,
with board. Terms reasonable Ballard
1870 wEEKLY--Hot.l wilkins. 927 West
oSssS~S~~o~~~~~~~
80 RENTALS
Hsadauartsr- for Seattle
Rental Property.
Call at office and see list.
J. II JAIN a co.
Loading Renters
sil Eitel Bldg. Second and Pike ~.
N~~~so~~~~S~~~~~~~~No ~~~~~o~~~~~~c~~~c~~~~
SO WTD REAL ESTATE
WANTED TO RENT--2 10 acres. close
20 car line with chicken house and
barns running water. VIII lease for
w. yss5s ~ ss%r
40 BUSINESS CHANCES
s0.HOOM apartment house special. well
located. cheap rent, modern and n
money maker VIII sell on easy terms.
Price $3.50. Dept y.
Is roomE--A aNAP-ti50 viii got you
.,n.annr Aim In ihn henri Of Aenfllf
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is AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS-A big summer SELLER. some
thing ns~; concentrated soft drinks.
Just add water Delicious soft drinks
In iiffy. sny time. anywhere. Popu-
lar for the home. plcnics. parties.
socisIs. etc. guaranteed under q. =.
pure food lavs Light weight pack.
ages b. parcel post. no delay. Enor-
nous demand. agents coming money.
- 10 tig a day. $50 other fast sellers
all big rspestsrs. 100 per cent profit.
Agents outf, free territory going fast.
He quick. just a postal today. Amer.
lean Products Co, s1ss Third at. Gin
cfnnatI q
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- = = : -
$500 CASH

LoTs sosisf. tist. city water IN and
paid one block 10 car SEQ American
Hank Hldf
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Just Use Your Telephone

TOOK uEuE-rhs Bargain store. sts
otc30eusai ave. corner Main. sells nsv
80 osccnd-hsnd suits and evercceta
0.ee up; cdd ccsts sse up; pants. zee
-; hats and shessl see up; Watches
- NJ: tseis 1eweiry. guns. trunks 81
Sevoss prices.
S~~~~>~~~>~>s~-~---~-~
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
xtt5KLL n rkRRELf.--tis y. Y. Hih
! General practice. estates laws hasnsn,
on1 wffs, consultation free Eliett sss.
bViC6 FREE- JOSEPH ALLEN. At.
Ton<By. 10 years experience; iass OF
&uuAand and wife: property rtghtss
1. Eox8rfSrAfNoS FREE. Reens Eva
eoa E,isss Nv~s~ Bidg Main teee
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BEER In concentrated form, agents
coming money; great excitement; whiri-
wind success; large profits make 1900
monthly. big season 10 on. fnnis sold
seeo. Dickinson 500. Dennis made $500.
stiII going. Sell concentrated beer. jus,
add water. makes genuine lager beer;
sparkling foarning. eshiiarstiux. made
at home in few minutes strictly isgiti-
mate. no license. carry I'm pocksti sup
ply enormous demand. Territory going
fact, free sample offer. Postal today
for free booklet. Secrets Of Making
Beer at Home The Andrew Com
pany. 2tss Third St, Cincinnati ohio
AGENTS make up 20 ta5 daily selling
our rev photo spsciaities; quick sales.
bfr profits; no experiences required
Catalogue and samples free. Cruvsr Co.
jackson and csmpbsii, Chicago.
KGENTa-Do not delay. send today for
free sample and large catalogue OF
quick selling articles. Luis Novelty Co,
2s4 r. Morrison st, Portland. ore.
AGFSTs--Csli on best people: fast SELLER
netting you 81 rs on every sale q. r.
Dye & CO.. 4tsA Washington A. Port
NJ
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II FEMALE HELP WTD.

WTqHEs position as housekseper. Have
boy, If years old. WIZ cook N hotel or
camp Csil At 1907 Eighth ave b.
seattle Wn., south Seattle car.
YOUNG LADY from East wisnr. dress
making ut home. Prices reasonable
Main s7T.
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RENTALS

Headquarters for Seattle
Rental Property.
Call at office and see list
J. II JAIN & co.
Loading Renters.
sil Eitel Bldg. Second and Pike H.
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WANrED--scisncs snd Health, last edi-
fiou. chss d. Rsymer. 1880 First ave
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HOMESTEADS
MORTGAGE LOANS
EXCHANGES

IISseI ISS.,,,g.s, C. 80 r. ysss.ss
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-06
MANY CASES Of
RHEUMATISM NOW
Says We Must Keep Feet Dry,
Avoid Exposure and
Eat Less Meat

Stay off the damp ground, avoid ex-
posure, keep feet dry, eat less meat,
drink lots of water, and above ALL
take a spoonful of salts occasionally
to keep down uric acid.
Rheumatism is caused by poisonous
toxin, called uric acid, which is gener-
ated in the bowels and absorbed into
the blood. 1t is the function of the
kidneys to filter this acid from the
blood and cast it out in the urine. The
pores of the skin are also a means of
freeing the blood of this impurity. In
damp and chilly, cold weather the skin
pores are closed, thus forcing the kid
news to do double work, they become
weak and sluggish and fail to elimi-
nate this uric acid which keeps accu-
mulating and circulating through the
system, eventually settling in the
Joints and muscles, causing stiffness.
soreness and pain called rheumatism.
At the first twinge of rheumatism
get from any pharmacy about four
ounces of Jad Saltsi put a tablespoon
ful in a glass of water and drink be-
fore breakfast each morning for a
week. This is said to eliminate uric
normal action. thus Kidding the blood
of these impurities.
Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless
and is made from the acid of grapes
ard lemon juice, combined with lithfa
and is used with excellent results by
thousands of folks who are subject
tc rheumatism. Here you have q
pleasant effervescent lithia-water
drink which overcomes uric acid and
is beneficial to your kidneys as well.
E-Advertisemen
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-06
STEELTON SNAPSHOTS

VIII I5ufn MOftgage.-After lifting
a collection Sunday of $3.50, the largest
Easter Offering ever lifted at st. Mark 6
Lutheran Church, plans will soon he
made for burning the church mort
gage.
Gift to PastoP.-The mems Rihle
class of st. Marks Lutheran Church
on sunday presented the Rev. William
B. Smith, the pastor. with a large
painting of THE Last Supper r +
Lampke made the speech of presen-
tation. =
Canoe Trip Thursday.-The SteeIton
Canoe Club will take trip down the
Yellow Breeches creek from Row
mansdale on Thursday
Elect Officers. - The Harrishura.
Walking Club met last evening at the
home of Mrs. William Edmondson.
Locust street. and elected the follow
ing officers: President, Mrs. Ralph
Dowdell; first ice-presideht, Mrs. a
n. Lutz; second vice-president. Mrs
George Settas; recording secretary.
Mrs. Frank Leedy; corresponding sec.
retary, Mrs. L. L. Ferree; treasurer
Mrs. III. ID. Orr; director of routes
Mrs. Z. z. Turner; governing board
Mrs. George Barnitz, Mrs Carl Geff
Mrs. l.. A. Drumheller and Mrs. VIII
liam Edmondson.
Society Meets.-The Ladies' Aid So
ciety of st. Marks Lutheran Church
will meet Thursday evening at the
home of Mrs. Spangler Krout. 172
South Second street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-06
CHURCHES ENDORSE
HILLS CAMPAIGN
Purchase Shippensburg Taber-
nacle and Prepare, For Six
Weeks of Evangelism

Representatives of the Protestant
churches of Steelton, Oberlin, Enhaut
and Bressler, atSa meeting in Cen
tenary United Brethren Church. Steel
ton, last evening endorsed the plan of
the Steelton and Vicinity Ministerial
Association for an evangelistic cam
paign to begin April 26.
The campaign will be conducted by
the Rev. c. E. Hills and party who
are now conducting a revival at Marys-
Vile. The tabernacle used at Ship
pensburg has been purchased and will
be removed to SteeIton. A site will
be selected and work on the building
will be commenced just as soon as
possible. Harry c. Wright will be
chairman of the tabernacle committee.
The building will seat $500 people.
Another meeting of the executive
committee will be held within few
days to complete the work of naming
the subcommittee. The Rev. C. A.
Huyette, of the First Reformed
Church, has been named chairman of
the publicity committee.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-06
Wilmington Man Finds
New Way to End Life
.Sfeeiel to TIE TcIcerahh

Wilmington, Del, April 6. - Des-
perate over something which he did
not divulge, Gunnie Mangine. gate
man at the Concord crossing of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. to-day
heated poker red hot, held it to his
breast and pressed 1t toward his heart
until he tainted from pain.
Mangine was found unconscious by
young man. who informed Track
Supervisor John Curren. who had the
injured man sent to the Delaware
Hospital. There it was found that he
haf burn two inches deep that
near'y reached his heart.
This afternoon late the man recov-
cred sufficiently to talk He said that
he wanted to die and had heated the
poker red hot and attempted to force
1T into his heart 9 He is in a critical
condition..