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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-23
PREPARE AGAINST
TRADE INVASION
Mr.. Fairbanks Says Fear of
War Is Negligible Compared
With Commercial Menace

7 OUlSVuLE, KY Oct. 22.-Warn-
IL Ing that the United States should
prepare for commercial invasion" as
we'll AS for military invasion was
voiced by Chas, Warren Fairbanks,
former vice president In an address
delivered at political meeting here
Friday night
"Thc present prosperity Of certain
industries based upon war orders is
inherently temporary" he said
"Wilmu the period of the next admin.
l,tmtiuu our own national life and
the markets of the world are going to
be- profoundly affected by the great
conflict now raging abroad We must
meet thut with Il constructive pro
American program which consists Of {:
First the restoration Of the protective
thrift; second adequate preparedness
for national defense third. The r,Stor
alton of the American flag 10 the
ocrm, fourth organization to market
uu wares la the world markets
Extra Banking Facilities
I'VE must not only have our own
ships. We must establish ample bank
Ing facilities at stro0cgi6apoints In both
hrmi~phcrrS, SO u. to affect credits
more and more through our own ngcn.
cip, aud 30 extend credits We must
send Young men to the different couu-
Tic- to learn the language Of the pco.
pie. to learn their wants, whlms and
. prriudirrS. If we are to win new
, trade We must do business as others
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-23
LEADER PUT OUT
by Vote Of i46 TO > W. =. Bush of
Peoria, ILL.,, Is Expelled from FEEDER.
alton OF Labor

ALTON, ILL.,, Oct 23.--N 5. Bush
Of Peoria. Ill.,, publisher Of the Labor
Gazette and the only aspirant who nj.
ready had qualified AZ candidate Tor
president Of the Illinois State FEEDER
alton Of Labor now In convention here
was expelled from the federation by a
vote Of 448 TO Friday.
The convention sustained President
j. II. Walker OF Chicago against
whom Bush had published charges ot
Interior motives in the establishment
of chain Of stores In Illinois.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-23

city or town In the state that is worm
while the business men must make up
their mind that the men should ~
permitted TO attend drill work IeEu
larry and 20 to the annual encamp'
ments. Most business men are rrrug
nlzlng the need Of preparedneN, Tor
war even though they hope against
such an eventuality. English business
men recognized the virtue Of l1rd
Roberts urgIngs to preparedness the
past ten years but while approving
they did nothing to stir up actual IN
terest English people today realize
their mistake.
One Officer at Drill
THE business men " Oklahoma
City should be Interested In having a
company OF the national guard here
and they should personally visit the
armory some Monday night aud SEE
what farce Is being carried on. con
tinued this well Informed military
man. IL think about twenty of the
members Of the company reside ID
Oklahoma City | believe only one NJ
ficer has attended drill since the state
encampment In August There are
about sixteen men " whom / lhInh
the whereabouts Is not known
"A military company would hr pro
tectiye, II properly maintained auc
occasionally could put ou exhibition
u
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-23
IT'S YOUR LIVER!
YOU'RE BILIOUS,
HEADACHY, SICK!
Don't stay oonstipated with
breath bad, stomach sour
or cold.
Enjoy life! Llym your liver and
bowels tonight and
feel fine.

Tonight sure Remove the liver and
bowel poison which IL keeping your
head dizzy, your tongue coated, breath
offensive and stomach sour Don't
stay bilious. sick, heAdachy, consti.
pated and full of cold why don't You
get box Of Cascnrels from the drug
store now Eat one on two tonight
and eujoy the incest. gcntlest liver
and bowel cleansing you ever eNpcrl
enced Nou will wake up feeling M
and fine CnscaretS never gripe og
bother you all the next day Ike calo
mel, salts ana pills They act gently
hut thoroughly Mothers should Civ,
ross, sick, bilious or feyerish children
u whole Cascnrct any time They are
harmless and children love them
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-23

desire rather than to try and force
upon them our methods
After the war, Mr. Fairbanks said,
only one rich neutral market In the
world will present itself-Amerlca.
"To our shores will roll tide OF
commercial invasion which Will hc
paraly2ad under free trade or tar
IN for revenue only policy" he said.
Another Kind Of l'npreparedness
I'VE are even more unprepared to
resist commercial than military inyas
ion. The weapon Of cheapness welded
by our Impoverished commercial rivals
will be irresistible
Military invasion Is remotely pos.
sihle commercial invasion is deadly
certain. We believe IN adequate mil!
tary preparedness, but TO prepare for
uncertainties and not for certninties
| seems Inconsistent We are Mortified
] by the dlstrpsses arising from war, but
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-23
JAP GOOD FELLOW" COMING

TOXIC, Oct 23 Baron Shibusawa,
economist banker accompanied Toy
Motosada Zumoto, proprietor Of the
Toxic times, and others sailed Friday
on the ShinyO Maru for tour N
Amaicn 10 investigate conditions
among the japanese and to promote
friendship between the United SlnicS
and Japan.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-23
RTsERvE BANKS ENTERTAINED

81. PAUL, MINI, oct 23--Goyrr.
nors NJ the federal reserve banks md
Paul NJ. Warburg and ". +. G. Hard.
ing members " the reserve bonrl.
were guests ot honor at n banquet
here Friday night given by twin city
hnnEnHa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-23
LOCAL STORIES OF
INTEREST
From Advertisers
Will Appear Here
Each Week.

One Of the manufacturers of the state rep
resented on this page is the Oklahoma Re
filming company, whose offices, headquarters
and refinery are in Oklahoma City,
This company is composed Of local capital,
Of whom kee r. Mckee is president; A. l..
Minis, vice president and o. l.. Cordell, sec
ry.treamrer. The Oklahoma Refining
company was organized in 1906 and has
grown to vast proportions at this date The
capacity Of the plant is To be doubled before
the first of 1916 Some Of the products Of
this company are Diamond Gasoline, Orco
Motor Oil and Diamond Kerosene For oil
burning tractors they manufacture Solor Oil
and Tractor Cylinder.
The company has distributing stations
all over the western and southern parts o.
the state. Their local distributors are the
Sloan Oil Co., l0S W. First The officers OF
the company are on the ninth floor Of the
Herskowtz building.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-23

Don't fail 10 read The Times want
ads They contain many interesting
stories
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-23

are they 10 be more dreaded than the
despair and hunger that arise from lu.
dustral panic"
Meade County news., 1915-01-28
Methodist

Up to the present time Tues
day) there have been 46 persons
forward in the meetings confess.
ing their sins. This is a great
thing. and we are in hopes that
this will continue until many
find pardon.
Bro. Maitland will hold three
special services this week. Fri
day: "The White Slave Traffic
and their Methods" Saturday;
The last meeting for boys and
girls. This meeting will begin
at 2 in the afternoon.
The people of the city are say
ing that Bro. Maitland is the
greatest evangelist that ever
visited this town. This is to ac-
cord with our former announce.
ments that he was truly great
man. Come and hear him in the
closing services of the meeting,
S. Nj. H.
Meade County news., 1915-01-28

Sick headache ls nearly always
caused by disorders OF the
stomach. Correct them and the
periodic attacks Of sick headache
will disappear. Mrs. John Bis
hop of Roseville. Ohio, writes:
about a year ago was troub-
led with indigestion and had
sick headaches that lasted for
two or three days at time. !
doctored aud tried a number Of
remedies but nothing helged me
until during one of those sick
spells friend advised me 10
take Cbamberlain's Tablets.
This medicine relieved me in a
short time" For sale BY all
dealers.
Meade County news., 1915-01-28

Every town has 'em. Every
church has 'em. Some of 'em
are pretty good people, but the
idea of giving has never entered
their composition. They are
born tightwads, and it is impos-
sible for them to jar loose. Still
they are not willing to admit it,
but must try to put up plausi-
BILE excuse. But they don't fool
any body. Every community can
show good citizens that have the
respect of everybody, who have
grown we'll off in the years they
have lived near you, and who
haye in all their twenty-five or
thirty years you have known
them never been known to sub-
scribe cent to any charity, or
to chip in a cent to any public
function, or to any church, or for
any purpose whatever. How
they manage it don't know, but
every community has 'em. How
ard Courant.
Meade County news., 1915-01-28
Presbyterian
Sabbath School; 10 a. m.
Preaching: II a. m.
C. E. Meeting: 7 p. m.

SdDOdtA oChOOl3 ~ a. III.
Preaching: II a. m.
c. E. Meeting: p. m.
A member of our church who
is too lame to return to college
for awhile is able to go regularly
to church. Such an example
throws wondrous light on the
spoken and written Word.
This is the appointed week of
prayer for Emporia College.
Did you forget to pray for this
institution? 1 did one day, but
we all know the only way to make
up for any neglect. All Educat-
ors now recognize that this COL
lege is in the "a" class. Pos
s'bly Washburn college of To-
peka eXcells in facilities for post
graduate courses but does not
claim to excel Emporia in reg
ular collegiate work according to
letter | received from leading
member of the faculty of Wash
burn.
Sorry that Mr.. e. d. Smith is
among those "shut-in" by partial
illness for two or three weeks;
but hope for his speedy and COM
plete recovery.
Have you eyer wondered
whether cork leg would occas
ion more inconvenience than
sprained instep? So have I.
Your faithful attendance at the
morning hour of worship and
the Christian Endeayor meeting
has been greatly enjoyed by all
who care for our Zion. You dol
not want your pastor TO tell a lie
and therefore he would better
not say the same about your Sun
day School attendance for this
month.
After the coming Sunday the
regular evening worship will be
resumed. Perhaps also some
time during the winter we may
be permitted 10 have one evening
for public entertain ment.
J. NJ, Macarthur.
Meade County news., 1915-01-28

]. E. McKinster, of Fowler,
was Meade visitor Monday.
The weather has been very
much cooler since Wednesday
noon.
r. M. Painter, of Lakeland, is
in Meade for the remainder of
the week.
FOR SALE;-Fine registered
Percheron Stallion. See ], A.
Denslow, Meade, Kansas.
Mrs. C. B. Leslie gave a de.
lightful $50 O'Clock dinner last
Saturday evening to the ladies
OF the p. E. o.
Meade County news., 1915-01-28
WARNINGS
To The Public

The management of the Rock Island Lines through Safety
Bureau WARNS you that the following practices are DAN
GEROUS indulgence therein frequently
of life, limb and MINOR accidents.
Failing Stop Listen and Look Both Ways attempting
railroad track whether foot "A vehicle
Trcspassng upon the Right of Way tracks engines
of any railroad
Permitting children the Right of Way cut or
using it as such yourself.
Standing close track when approaching.
rdng or leaving moving trains
Leaving trains side opposite the station platform
Riding upon the platforms steps OF while in motion.
Putting head or out of car windows.
Permitting your baggage to remain in ases.
Permitting children about the train while in motion
from to unaccompanied by adult
Throwing bottles and other refuse from moving trains
TAKING CHANCES AT ANY TIME OR IN ANY PLACE
Help Us to Prevent Injury"
Meade County news., 1915-01-28
rhlnk Satan oond Workman.

hIhk SATAN cord Workman.
Between England and Scotland
stand the ruins of the old Roman wall,
known as the Devils Wall, owing to
the belief of the peasantry that, on ac
count OF the firmness OF the mortar
and the imperishability OF the stones,
Satan had hand in its construction.
Meade County news., 1915-01-28
J.I. STAMPER
AUCTIONEER
MEADE, =. KANSAS
Phone 70 or 273
Sale dates as follows:

January 27. ]. c. Curtis,
Plains, Kansas.
February ?. f. ii. McCauley,
6 mi. north of Fowler, Kansas.
February 4. Eliason's Adj
ministrator's Sale, 5 miles west
of Fowler.
Feb. 9 o. ]. Padgett, 4 1-2
south and ? miles west of Fowler
Meade County news., 1915-01-28

You will not be displeased
when Backe makes your photos
for be guarantees them to be
satisfactory,
Meade County news., 1915-01-28
Want An Automobile?

A chance to get small used
car, with lots of service in it, for
very little money. Ask the
Meade Motor Co. about it.
Meade County news., 1915-01-28
Christian Endeavor Leaders.
BAPTIST CHURCH,

Jan. 31.-"Foreign Mission
Opportunities the World A.
round" Acts 16:6'-1S. Stella
Hartman, Leader.
Feb 7.-"Christian Endeavor
That Counts" | Cor, 1857, SO.
christian Endeavor Day.) A.
e. Bowen, leader.
Feb. 14.-"The Solid Founda-
tons Of Life" ! Cor. 3:9--15.
(Consecration Meeting Lucy
Fleming, leader.
Meade County news., 1915-01-28

To arrive soon, car fine white
potatoes. .-Co-operative Elevator
Phone 240,
Meade County news., 1915-01-28

FOR SALE: High grade
Buff Orp1ngton ROSTERS.
J. NJ. Drannan, Meade, Ks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-08
VITAL STATISTICS


Marriage Licenses
Robert r. Dawson. -. Seattle, and
LACY Bell -. Seattle
conaa Aism. -. Olympia. and ona
John ! aaiin. seattle and lauren l.
I.srmond. 20. seattle.
Albert Ray cote. -. Ro.eburs. Ore.
and Gretchen y hates - stanxood.
walter " wendorf ~ seattle. and
Lulu Nosei - seattle
Giovanni GAVisiis - georgetowu. and
Maria Ratio. "a. osorgetown.
10 Roy Cunningham. Seattle. and Ira
Myrtle PIKE. Seattle
Martin Foes. -. Seattle, and Bertha
Nielsen. ~, seattle.
ohmar BaAr,sad. 81. Seattle. and Olga
NJ Thames Is. seattle
james u. Jones al, seattle. and Elsie
n oromka ~ seAtti.
Roy seat. u. Everett. and sigma John
son -. Everett
chester " wilson 81. Seattle. and Alice
Y. Jones. "a. Seattle.
=. Adams. =. Seattle. and Hazel mi
tngs. ~ Seattle.
Robert { snyder Seattle. and Gertrude
Cooper. seattle
ssnii Inonye 40. Portland. and Tsrn
Hirano. %. Japan.
Arthur George. Seattle. and Dasmsr
ias,iE ga. Tacoma.
Michael HArd.man. Seattle. and Mar
garst CAvsnaxh. seattle
KAiehi omaru. -, Dinuhs. Cal, and
Nina Yamsmeto. -. Japan.
4 sehiffmann, -, Seattle. and ~. H.
Miller. ~. Seattle
unia Tomisawa -. Salt Wells Wye
and Kimiy. shibuksws. -. japan.
Doko Ho;ta, ~, Los Angeles. and Kama
Soda. "a. japan
Tomsii KatayRma. 20. Hood River. or.
and kino Aifune. 2. Japan.
kenJiro Ota, ~. Red Bluff Cal. and
Kuni Miyoshi. -. Japan
Takeiiro Mort. a. salt Lake. Utah. and
rsuru Ysno. 20. Japan.
Births
Mrs and Mir WIN. Collins. sais Qrcas
st daughter
Mrs aud Mr. d A. Davis soii Walden
at daughter
Mrs and Mr. 81 }. Denny. seas toth
ave :. son,
Mr.. aud Mr. H. w jacobson. ana
Mrs and Mr.. J. n. MART, Rainier ave.
daughter
Mrs, and Mr. ~ W. Nelson. asso orcas
St. daughter
Mrs and M = A. KiotE. ssss Eighth
ave W. daughter
NJ. and Mr.. J. r. Pierce. boss '7,h
Mrs. and Mr.. Thomas Gilbert. GIL
hertnn wash. son
Ms and Mr. W. A. Hsrtseu, ssis
Phlnney ave. daughter.
Mrs and Mr.. Henry ward, 2Jit isth
ave ~ E., son.
Mrs and NV Chas Rrockman. itso
Minor ave son.
Mrs aud Mr h r Kehrer 2sis e
John st. sen.
Mrs and Mr. j. Larson. $40 Seventh
ave y, son.
Mrs. ana Mr., ", H. Burns, saeS Both
ave s. son.
Mrs. and Mr.. 4 Fetch. 1909 18th ave.
\ son
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-08

William &. Edcs, chairman OF the
Alaska railroad commission. and
chief engineer In charge OF the con-
struction OF the 500 miles OF rail.
road designed to open up the rich
est mining and agricultural regions
Of Alaska. Is now busy at ship
Creek
Edes plans 10 push construction
on the branch to the Matanuska
coal country as the first unit OF the
work. In order that mining OF the
coal can be begun on n large scale
and make part of the road pro.
duc,lve, while the balance is being
built.
II will take about five years. un-
der ordinarily favorable conditions.
10 complete the railroad. says Edes,
and II will cost from % TO 30 per
cent more than n road thru country
of the same character In the Unit.
ed States.
The winters will retard the work.
but this win probably be made up
by the fact that work can proceed
day ana night during the months Of
the midnight sun"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-08
GREECE
TO Vote
ON WAR

by a United staff correspon dent
ATHENS, June s.-Wlth
King Constantine critically ~,
lowering between life and
death. Greece 10 about 10 de.
eide for war or peace
The decision Will be based
on the question Of whether the
ministry o. former Premier
VenixeIos, whose proarsm lie
for participation In the war
with the allies. shall be return.
ed 20 power.
The elections will be held
June - and will mark the close
OF contest In which tire now
stricken monarch and his de.
posed premier have been ar.
rsyed against each other.
II WAS the statesmanHhlp oil
NcnizeloH which solidified the re-
suits ~ the military success achiey
ed hy the king. The premier fell
from power at "A time when he wa
the idol Of the people.
Offer Greece Territory
The allies have offered Greece
territory In Asia Minor n tn,
Greeks would Join in the attack OF
the Dardanelles.
Premier Venizelos was ardentl,
for continued Greek expansion.
King Constantine was opposed
to hurting his country into the con
fiict and forced the premier's res
ignatlon
Now the decision rests with th'
people In the election 90 be helt
next week
American stvmpe Nation
In true American fashion. Ray
mond Duncan. brother Of lEador'
Duncan. the dancer. has stumpes
all Greece delivering speeches urg
Ing the return OF Nenizeios tt
power
Sympathy Is felt for the king
owing 20 his serious condition. bu
n IL believed that Venirelos vii
be returned to the head OF the cab
met.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-08
PUBLIC MARKETS


CORNER
stalls :. !. 5. 2. pork steak ~. stc
boiling beet. Toe 10 steer pot roast lie
N lamb shoulders ior ~ club sas.
ssse. Toe H. stalls 1885. tsc cans solid
pack tomatoes. tor. ~ whfs beans
CSC. ltr. cans SLICED pineapple. $50 isc
cans syrup. Zoe. Jelly glasses ikr dos
stall .. haiihut. ? ibs itr ling cod lbs
isc salmon trout. isc ~ hsiihut cheek.
he csc stall ms. fancy hoihouss 70.
matoes. aer m beet nov potatoes lbs
sc. stalls tot -iig-tit. tbs sugar. ksc.
cans tomatoes Or peas Toe stall 4
home made may onnsis.. isc glass. pine.
apple. ioc can.
rIkE rrAcr
Stall ~. pure GRADUATED sugar lbs
SIC. stalls T7-1s. pure pa.teurirsd milk
10 pi, Sc at stall as. apple butter :
ibs isr. cottage cheese 90 10. stall t.
Sc cans solid pack tomatoes Zoe. Toe
cans shinoia. isr stall a. tor bottles
vanilla nr lemon extract. Toe atali 1925.
Zoe cans am pickles. Sc &c boxes
matches Tor Be-. hulk maearoni &C. 10
Htaii -. Dot roast D. TO lie 10 picki.d
pork. &c 10 veal. leo to iThc ~ staii
~. sparcrihs. Ice H. stall tLiI Leef
sust lc 10 stsI 1907. boiling beef ioc
~. leaf lard. i2ac No. stan 1879. fresh
hAlibut lbs iac. fresh shad goc each
steil 1871. new Columbia river smoked
shtH"hs d"c 10 Ntaii ~. ffHsh rhurnfd
butter lbs Stc stall n, German
breakfas, cheese Tor ice
SANITARY
stall 10. English mullins Tor ioc
home made ieliiss. lbc glass. stall. q
40, cans tomatoes. gbc. ih. sugar.
SIC. lbs cut macaroni. g6r stall t2s
smslt lbs 2hc. halihut lbs sc
shrimp meats zoe 10 filet % sole lbs
ltc stall Is. good butter zoe No. best
Washington creamery butter. ace 10 Z
lbs shcs Washington milk Sc can stalls
o-1f.sf. leaf lard. lgisc NJ lamb chops
isc H. stalls ~ aud R-1h. hothouse to
matoes, l6c H. home grown peas : lbs
2ir At L"slies. zoe bottles cstsup. iar
10 tins cocos abc. LIB cans ground
chocolate, 2bc, sbo cans red salmon. ,sc.
wE~TIAkE
stan 2ia. 10 lbs sugar 81 co. No so
sack patent flour. ITo stall ZOE 2
small cans Carnation milk 2be lbs
fine rice. 2hc lbs best navy beans. csc
stall 200, solid pack tomatoes i0c can:
raisinH. &c pkg. Stall 3at fresh berries
Be box string beans. Be- ~ stall aga
peanut bar ioc III chocolate fudge. ioc
ID. stall BIS, 2-iayer cakes zoe each
spice cakes, for 2bc. stall $40, home.
grown head lettuce. . for Be- hest cur.
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ries i0c No. pio c'Wrrles 9 lbs ibc stan
90 zoe coffee, ! y lbs SOC soc can baking
powder. aac stall 8. lamb chops. iSc ~. .
boiling beef lie N fresh dressed chick.
ems, tRc H. stall i2b. local ranch eEgs g
doz 46c, Eastern. ham, lie H.. pork sau-
sage. 15c 10.
sol III END
'aBdcused milk, t9a9 cnse. patent
flour tife sack; condensed milk. So
can. whole wheat flour s7c sack, French
pruues, lbs. zoe. whee, s2.96 snck
pure cider vinegar 2hc Rhl hest sugar.
tG.3A sack. new potatoes, he 2bo, dis
titled vinegar zee gal, salmon. cans
2hc. minced clans Toe can, graham
flour 3ic sack hams ltc M. gunran-
teed peas, cans sbc, beai corn 7c can,
rolled oats he 2sc, condensed milk. Be-
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zoe each. asparagus. Toe ~. wax beans
lbs ibc local bacon, i2hc ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-08
LOGGER ENDS LIFE

Leaving no clue To the motive
for his deed. ED Berger. 81, log.
ger. early Tuesday morning com
mitted suicide at the Snoqualmie
hotel. Third and Pike, by firing a
bullet In his head.
His body was found I'm the bath.
room. He had been stopping at
the hotel for several days He
seemed to be In good spirits Mon.
day night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-08
HOLD HUSBAND AND
Wife FOR Theft

Accused OF stealing a diamond
ring worth $3.50 and a stickpin
worth s75, from Is. NJ. Anderson OF
the Right hotel. +. II. Lewis and
wife. who have been living at the
Spring hotel. were arrested Tues
day by the police. Lewis is a spe-
cial policeman. Anderson says
Mrs Lewis appropriated the ar
ticles when she visited him. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-08
PICKS
new OFFICIALS

PORTLAND. June Solicitations
today were that George l.. Baker
and VIM. Adams had been elected
city commissioners to succeed ".
L. Brewster and c. A. Bigelow At
Mondays election.
The fate Of practically all OF the
initiative and referendum meas
ures Is still in doubt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-08
SHOWING THE DOC KNOWS
NOTHING ABOUT THE
FEMALE MIND

M. =. w. writes: ~ am GIRL 10
years old, My legs are notleeabN
bowed is there anything ! could
do, any exercise ! could take, 10
stralghten them3"
Reply
No. II you get fat u Will not
shoW.--Dr. Evans In the Chicago,
H., Tribune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-08
POLICE HAVE
BABY--WHOSE?

A pretty 6-week-oid baby In al;
tho police station. awaiting It's par
cnts
Whose IL IT.
IL was found In n baby buggy
Monday afternoon by Pstrolman
Phillips nj the public market Chss
r. Lang. 5si3 Weedin ave. SAYS he
saw two weii-dresAed women leave
the buggy on the street and enter
the market The baby IN neatly
attircd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-08
LITTLE FARM. ss5s

A. Ntrsiard. wtthin fs- min.
u'ss rafk - fhe dnfks itch
sell huiit russ sell chicken
houses 80 umahstrurfftis fi~N
- Seattle and fhs lake Tsruis
80 cash. 80 mnnthiF Ina
mediate lsssssnstnn Inquire Tor
me kiussr place a. BURKE a
FafraFs office IN kirkland. pp-
posits Madison park
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-08

MILAN. June s.-King Victor
Emmanuel narrowly escaped death
while In the trenches on the Aus
trlan frontier when shell from
the enemy's guns exploded within
90 yards OF him. dispatches here to-
day declared.
His majesty was entirely upper.
turbed and turned smilingly TO his
officers as the shell exploded
The king is now the popular hero
OF the army lie is living the life
81 an ordinary soldier at Trentino.
and IN frequently on the firing line