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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-09

effect. He is son-in-law of John W.
Foster, secretary of state under Presi-
dent Harrison, lifelong Democrat, and
has been an international lawyer for
many years.
While there is much gossip already
as to President Wilson's proba BILE selec.
tion for the secretaryship, il is the pres
ident's plan to make no immediate ap-
pointment 1t would not be surprising
if he made no change in the present
status of the departments personnel for
two or three months.
Secretary Franklin X Lane of the in
terror department has been frequently
Intentional as possible successor to Sec.
rotary Bryan, but the belief exists that
he will not be chosen on account of his
Canadian birth, and the fact that the
president would find considerable diff
Guilty in finding man to take over Mr..
Lanes important work on the Alaskan
railway and other important projects
of the interior department.
It is considered entirely probable that
the president will make no shift in his
cabinet at all, but will choose new
man to fill the vacancy. In well inform
ed quarters it is considered very likely
that he will retain Mr., Lansing as sec
retary. To do so would require search
for another counsellor, post most diff
cult to fill.
MIR. Lansing has prepared memoranda
for practically all of the important notes
that have gone to belligerent govern
ments since the European war began
and is looked upon not only as an ex-
pert in international law, but as clear
thinker and an adviser. He is com
young man On many occa
sions Mr.. Lansing has submitted memo. |
-anda expressing views differing from
hose of Mr.. Bryan, but he has tactfully |
Isoided embarrassment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-09
SUES BARRE AUrorsr.
n. 3. Arbuckls Of South Barre Seeks
$500 Fror 6. 2 Folsr.

4 suit for $50 damages hss tesn
brought " Wash8nrton county court nv
Horace y Ariankle ~ Ssuth Barre
ses met ClHrsncs p Folry. ~ Bsrrr. for
injuries alleged % have heeu recsiyed
iu COLLISION tefusen Foleys sutouno-
bio snd his hurFs ~ April q. NJ. AZ
hBekis tiairns he Suffered injuries ~ his
tafk ana orc srkis ana nnsrv tvui-ss
= birh irtrrfsreH wft hs wurk TIE
snss is rrturus ~ - ths Srrfsnsssr trrru
~ Wsshiurtun esuntF euurt-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-09
BRITISH STEAMER roRPEDoED.
The Lady Salisbury Sent To Bottom BY
German Submsrins.

London. June .. 1875 .. n.-Ths Brit
ish steamer Lady Salisbury was torpe
doed by = German submarine this murn.
ing and was sunk
Three Of the crew Of the LADY sails
bury were lost. The vessel. = collier. i
sad % have been torpedoed without
warning near Harwich lirhtship Fifteen
Of her crew were SAVED.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-09
ALLIES TRANSPORT
REPORTED SUNK
Turks Claim That Their Shells DESTROYED
One Vessel and That Another
Hastily Left Its Anchorage.

Constantinople, Tuesday. via London.
Wednesday, s;35 a. m. An official state
ment from the Turkish war Office saysi
"0n the Dardaneles front there was ar.
tllery fighting Tuesday, Fire broke out
on an enemy transport struck by our
shells. the vessel listed and soon sank
Another transport hastily left her an
chorsge."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-09
MAYO GETS PROMOTION.
Rear Admiral Of Atlantic Fleet Become,
Vice Admiral

Washington. y. e.. June a.-Resr Al
nirsl Henry Msyo. commander Of tho
first division 81 the Atlantic feet. vas
Designated YESTERDAY ~ President W-ilson
ss tice admiral of the navy. He is the
hrst IF three vice sdmirals % h. ar.
Tointea.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-09
President wilson's Acceptance.


~My Dear Mr.. Bryans
\ accept your resignation only be.
cause you insist upon its acceptance :
aud I accept il with much more than
deep regret, with feeling Of personal
sorfuw. Our two yesrs OF close assOcia :
ti0n have been very delightful 20 M.
Our judgments have socorded in practi.
eslly every matter Of official duty and
y public policy until nov your support
0f The work and purposes ot the admin
istrati0n has been generous and loyal
beyond praise; you devotion 10 the du-
ties Of your great ofice and your eager-
ness % take sdfsutare of every great
opportunity for service Il offered has
been an example 70 The rest of uss You
have earned Cur afectisnate admiration
end friendship Efen nov xe are not
separated IN the Object We seek iut onlv
- the method ~ Nhich we seok il
lt - Tor these rrasans mr feeling
about y0ir retirement from the secYe
tarrship ~ ststs goes 20 nsneh deeper
fhsH r9Eret- Z sincerslr derlaHe it Orrr
f.iiszfs are the same ard ~ uurtf a.
farsus then together. ! risli o. rour
dasiFF only taeause , must anH uish -
iHa r1u God speed fn ths parting. We
s.satl curtinuf e. wurk Bor the same
.sfsrs ftrn Nien 80 - M work IN the
ssu1e utv
-Whh sss,fionsts rsrsra sincerely
rs-rs.
Woodrou wilson
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-09

Fs,-fun. Eu-s s-7Ts stssu,rr a W
Perry. w'tirh rruunasf n-ss tts -ft-rr-s
- 80 HaIfsn hari<s #Rs - hsF issf
f~ar - SO rs-uttnsss tneiug hasr @eis H.
tfsrs-nr -rfss ts.tassslriists- ss,r~danr =, y
ufsss-rarf sr-aar ~ airrss Y Hrrrr
1if,s NJ Perry ~ - HEifsa - -dsr
BE- hsgss tl-st ti1s aesssi uag , SD
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-09
VENICE BOMBARDED
FROM AIR CRAFT
One Person Killed and Several Injured
But the Property Damage
Was Not Large.

Venice. Tuesday. via Paris. Wednes.
day, l;lO q. m.-one ferson vas killed
and several were wounded by bombs
dropped this morning from an Austrian
aeroplsne that flew over the city. The
property damage was not heavy and no
historic buildings suffered.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-09
ANorHER AMERICAN WOUNDED.
Anthony Csneri Of Dublin n. H. with
Canadian Troops

tHtaun. Aunr a.-in an uHieisl state.
uart issued lssi uicti ~ the militia a..
psrtrrsrt. - uafuss ar. sddrd a. tho 90
tiafifr fsf ~ the fHnadisn snnt frrrrs
- rrrstrs we're kiiied N sefior ri
rnts Amthgrr Clsrnrnt ~ Dutsir. y. H
is fsfHd VITA the wcundrd
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-09
NUcH sORr0v SHOWS


81 81 tW.r -. ma@ Iiias - - assa.
ess keil ~ 81 fnas ehust ttss sster-
n.sis i-ru1 Ntt.Haea HH rur
--t-as Erausss uas srsr--s=t. as
Frss usTs af ts nss1.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-09
NO IMMEDIATE APPOINTMENT
Iarsinf NEy serve for Tee ur Thres
NnrLhs aa arlinr s.ratrrr

wHsurtan. =. g. auns nairrs
t.sssinc s,aa-ssas e. Hai,f fsssfs wa-,
- sarrssrir ~ 50 stsis ssrarsm4-
asfs Hnie 81 5rs.-f,r
. r ~ersss-g 1irsar B ~ ..sstsar trtss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-09
NO COMPUTATION
FOR LEO Nj. FRANK
Georgia Prison Commission Refused To
Recommend II To Governor Slaton
To-day.

Atlanta, Ga, June a.--The prison com
mission to-day declined to recommend to
Governor Slaton the commutation Of the
death sentence of Leo NJ. Frank, convict
ed OF the murder OF Mary Phagan.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-09

ersss Ms-sr c.sri.r n DsriinE Rspou
rs To.anv

Fsarfinetnr Bnns o. eruut Msrfr-
Ct.srtss 81 Tnrfiae 81 Hr-ifnetaf ~ 80
rrnns la-lr, $50 a ~ nf 80 iz3i 80
snal ss,usrnuni-aftat rf ti.af l-sff isrs -
Fsa -srs-fHf ssemft hsalfiF arusft
ifsFsaetnnt tls semtt NtwrF wwTs w.
fsast.s Hrass fis RrnrF nHts 49,
s,.saass tarrr funt rrs Hrssf 80 ft.ifes
- sassfs-rs -s.rasesf ri rrrrsufeEsfz fis.
80 Th--f sns hrrs rfsrnsn-s ts
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-09
LANSING is APPOINTED
AID INTERIM SECRETARY

Washington, d. c. June 9Robert Lansing counsel Of the
department to-day received his formal appointment
tary of state ad interim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-24
GREAT CHANCE
FOR BOOSTERS

One OF the best chances AZ n.
season for the boosters will bs u
fered Monday with the arrival !,
7 a. m. over the Oregon. wa,hIry.
ton line. OF big delegation o, a..
cinnati Chamber OF Commas.
members and business men Of D.,
city.
The booster committee OF the "a
attic Commercial Club viii nss.
them at the station, escort then Ia
the New Washington for hrestia
afterwards taking them for a ton,
of the city in 40 autos. which VII
be decorated with banners. ds,r.
ing that those who ride within s,s
OF the Cincinnati Chamber OF Con.
merce and the Seattle Commercial
Club.
They will view the city's harby
facilities and all her other attn,
tons and points OF interest Tier
will be at the Commercial Club ir
noon luncheon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-24
WOMEN PUT ON
A CONCERT F0R
JAIL INMATES

Eight women uplift workers ..
q phouogfaph concert for Co...
jail prisoners on tbs cour, ~
lawn Friday evening. followlna ],
attack upon Sheriff Hodges go,
system by Federal Inspector Ia
FiHhmau. s'
a score ~ records were .t.
the phonograpb being placed !.
blanket spread on the grss.
outside the barred wind0ws !, y
west side Of the prison. !"
Sheriff Hodge received A nsr..
OF letters from individuals CO.
ing his treatment Of prisoner. -
day. ar
W. W Webster. preslien. :,
Puget Sound Loan K Inye,s,...
Co. wrote:
y feel sure that kind tres,r..,
10 q large majority of prisops-. !,
the only way 10 improve thelr 49,
acters, and ] feel that a larzs :.
jOrity Of the thinking yo,sr, !.
with you In the treatment tbs, ~
have shown the prisoners 0, H..
county"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-24
MORMON CHIEF
DEFIES EN- ALL

SAN FRANCISCO. July "a
~ am perfectly able 10 take
care Of myself against all com
ers az far as kidnapers and
bandlts are concerned. Win
Roosevelt, I believe In a man
standing on his two feet and
fighting. n he must fight. SO
! am going 20 see this eIpoai-
ton like any other Individual
and viii adopt no precautions
against being kidnapped"
This wac the comment Of
Joseph 3. Smith, president Of
the Mormon church today, on
the recent plot Of bandits 70
kldnap him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-24
VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses


isroy Hoi, cozrt. and Rosa Martin
Frederick. seattle
George NJ nelson. 20. and Ester 81
warner. 20. seattle
/ John " Macarthur. Seattle. and Mar
sarsi Nounifofd saii Lake Ciiv.
william Edward steele. ~. - III. and
WaueuA RiFa Thayef 20. Heattis
! Leland iiunsinFsr. -. EilensuHfs. and
Isabelle 1871. -. f.iirusbufg
| Robert . Neal 30 EiienHhurG, and
FfAnres pinKss. ~. EiieusbufE
| birth.
Me-. and NJ George Van Eman. nAi-
lard Beach, daughter.
NJ. sna NJ can Oswald. ses .tfh
ave - daughter
NJ sHa NJ. Borss Be.oiof;. isis Nain
NJ. ane Mr. Jack STANLEY. isis sir'
ave. con
AR. Aaa Mr. A A coiasardo. iis' seth
Az. snd NJ /. H. HsiEh,. to,s Third
Mrs ard NJ. q NJ Nelson. :sss W.
frfh g.. con.
nrs and NJ ~ c Morshouss. Mt Yer
non. wash. daughter
Mrs and NJ a Mac Donait. t5oi
brooklyn sye. san.
M and Mr. Radoiph Nerisn. :sit
Firth ave. son.
NJ. and Nr ~ II Bsasi.y. :to; isth
ave A. son
Mrs ana AT Samuel Anasite. ia issh
Ms ana NJ warner rsnnsr. s.is
" altman ave son.
Nrs and ar. ,. y Mcdaniel. $50. 18Th
ave n. ssn.
NJ. ana NJ. II ,. Kir,hnsr. sss. sun.
Mr. and Mr n A Si,E.chk.. fses y.
atth 81 son.
Mrs. and Nr Marry e. Dod.on. SEA-
EsYEtuus plare, daughter
infsn, seidle. 4 day. swedish hospital.
july 81.
CHA Gee. 90. city hospital. July 20
Wesley nfo~n -. sst second ave ~
July a.
Frederick Leonard q. King county hos
pitai. July 81
James II boyle. "a. KinE county hos
pitat. July 10
Dorothy 4 Fletcher. month. tsee
Maple ~ay. iuiy -
pi,srrs. Granted
W sknEEs from Emma skaFEs
GLADYS A Terry from william ~ Terry
Rose = Coon from Edwin =. Coon
= a. Booker from Albert J. Hooker.
ceciis Martin from Albert Martha.
Charles /. Giil from Sarah T.. GIL
Viola y Perry from william n. Perry
sofia 0uis from viscie Cuts
Marion Phillips from Alfred II
Philips
John Marriott from Marion n Marriott,
Bersha r. Reardon from Edward g.
Eoardnu
william walker from Elizabeth ~
Walker
sigma NJ Forrest from Isaac y Forest
,ieunra Allen from Walter = Allen
Alice Wright from George A. Wright
MARY A. WRimsicy from Herbert
Walsmiey.
Divorce. Asked
Bernire Peterson W chas. ". Peterson
non support.
Thos. a. Wall VI. Alma Wall. dcssrtion.
Cora n Watson W Eugene Watson.
dcsertian.
Marion Ellis vs. Louis Ellis. drunken
ness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-24
PUBLIC MARKETS
NiUNIbAf b

MONDAY Stall gnp. FhuFrkfHut. as.
100. picked piss foot. Ibs ttr. r1i.
tara cheese Too No. Stall 20f. sweet
corn 400 dor ana up, summer squash.
o. 40, bine iss.ffies. huEra aGr. stalls
200 rth large rBHfHluuprs bf each. fina
peaches. 100 DOS aprirotH 200 bnsFst f.
iuiry lemons Zoe dor stall ata shrimp
salad. goo a. potato salad. BE ~ F,
picked brcta Zoe % home made mayor.
UHiHu. Doe 1T HNsrt relish. zoe ~ stall
a. g-taFef fnkea gUe rarh. fornHuuf bars.
800 dor ffuif bars. zoe Don stall 200,
Washington creamery butter soc 3D. 4
lsrFa cans cafBation miih. ztc. mild ~
sharp cheese zoe o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-24
HEAVY FIGHTING
IN The VOSCES

PARIS. July 2f.--The slopes ~
little Reichackerkopf and smaller
peaks about Metzeral. In the
Vosges. are carpeted with dead and
wounded as the result OF bloody
fighting during the past few days.
Attacks have been delivered by
the Germans at intervals Of every
two hours. Machine guns IN the
French trenches tear great gaps IN
the ranks OF the charging enemy.
The report from the war office to
day declared all attacks have been
repulsed. but the broken ranks OF
the GermA are constantly being
roflllcd for new daahes up the
heights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-24
EXPO VISITORS TO
TASTE OUR APPLES

Ten thousand boxes OF big red
wenatchee apples will be given
away at the Panama-Pacific expo
sitlon on August &. "Wenaichee
North Country day" George NJ.
Burbank and a party OF Wenatchee
boosters. with Princess We-nat-
chez passed thru here Friday,
Frisco bound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-24

SATURDAY. stall ~. ihs sranuia'sf
sugar, Sic stalls fT.at. fresh pasfsafikea
miih. So pf g. a. EtAiis ana =. free
stone peaches go crate. Ffaii -. fresh
rhgrnsd butter. 80 10. Etau tt large
ioavss - bread and dor assort -
cookies Ise 1871 p1hs place pot roast,
tc 10. pork roast. igao % Eastern
hams. ifn ih 1893 riks plars. zoe corn
and Eto sssfarrh. 81. stall ,. plans. De-
basket stalls tsstt. onions. he 100
stall a.. spfiaE chickens zoo thi veal
TOO 60 igsc 3d. pichisd pork. iEisc DO.
Stale st-ss. anssi cakes. he sETs .So
Hug
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-24
Big AUTO RACES IN
PORTLAND TODAY

PORTLAND. July PA number
OF well known drivers were tuning
up their cars for the Rose City
speedway this afternoon. The fea-
lures will be an Australian pursuit
race. never before seen in Portland.
and n 25-mile event. Races will also
be held Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-24
CONCERT ON WATER

a novel entertainment has been
planned by the Peoples chorus. TO
take place Tuesday evening. July
81. on Lake Washington on the
steamer lssaquRh. The boat will
leave Leschi park NJ S O'Clock and
Madison park at s:15 for cruise
on the lake and then anchor at a
point yet To be decided upon.
The audience, put ABSORB. viii
listen 10 a program OF music rem
dered by Miss Myra y. Olive. just
here from New York city. Mr..
Hoffman, an entertainer OF nation
al reputation: Longs orchestra and
members OF the Peoples chorus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-24

SAT- UDsf stale lt-te cane sugar
o. 70 par sack. delivered. small fsHs
best milk gts. $50. DO sack flour. asc
stall za fancy oregon butter. soc 90
Warrington ntfh. tr rHns fresh shufnsd
creamery butter. DE Htr fiaii 70
fancy bacon joe lb lamb shoulder. Joe
3d. pork roast. ltBr o. veal roast,
IaMr a. stalls e. ftit home ETosn
Errrn corn. ACC dpE summer squash De-
each stall . irEs ~ baby lamb. itc o.
picnic hams lie 10 pure lard. he spr
it4a Fifst ave. Aunt iae.s hont" mads
ieiiiea itc Htas 900. 1919 FIRST ave-
inoiassrs pound cake. special slr". loei
hons. made singer. marble ana oatmeal
rsnkfTa : dnn lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-24
PRIEST AS ADVISER

President Henry Suzzallo Of be
University OF Washington has A.
pointed Prof. Arthur r. Pnest, To-.
merly dean OF the college Of l!bsnl
arts. 10 the position OF adviser 70
men students. This appointner,
and those OF Maurice X Leigtin
and Earl Leroy Packard as instrut
tors in geology were ratified By shs
board of regents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-24

SATURDAY stalls lef-iff-iit pure
csns sugar. tses psf sack. wih y 90
order. biH cans milk. 28e. Toe sugar.
See. Mason fFaIi Jar caps. zoo Goa fancy
utrinE beans cans gtr. hchiiliug >
If~si hahinH powder irih. can. 600
stalls e IS 2 pot foasts fr 10 slfi0in
.taak. 100 ~ fancy fresh dressed hens.
% sc o. pork roast iir o. No , hanls,
$50 STALE Is-gt. 1-ib. brick ca4nah.
Isr. pure cider vinegar. ioe ~ bottle
90 cans mills. fcr. stall lo1. good Dat-
ter zoe 10 small cans fuilh. sae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-24
FORMER MEMBER
OF HOUSE IS DEAD

MaRons and Modern Woodmen
will attend the funeral services Sun
day nj Butterworth's. OF Oscar NJ.
Hsroldson. prominent republican. a
printer and former state legislator
from King county. who died at the
family residence. 1929 Fifth ave. w.
on Thursday night. aged -.
He ~ survived by widow. two
sons and a daughter. Services will
be held at o'clock. lnterment viii
take place at Mount Pleasant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-24

BREMERTON. July 24.-Apprrn
mately $50 members Of the 0refn
naval militia will make the cruis
on the cruiser Albany. which len
here today to pick up the resent
at Portland and Albany. They VII
cruise to San Francisco, and return
ing. 20 thru target practice at PoH
Angeles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-24
ONLY SIX QUALIFY

Out OF 20 bids submitted to ths
city on the Ballard and Fremont
bridges across Lake Washington
canal, only six we're on the con-
plete bridges. The bids OF hans
Peterson and OF the Puget Sour.
Petersen and OF the Puget Souns
ed by the board OF public WORN
Friday.
Contracts probably will be avsr
ed at the boards session next fF
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-24
FUNERAL HELD IN
SIGN LAneUl&

BREMERToN. July A. Mn
May Holcombe. who had been ess,
all her life. was buried here yes,s.
day. Because many Of her friends
were deaf and dumb. her husbasi
had an interpreter repeat ihs
funeral services In the sign lz<
guage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-24

John l.. Hawkins, aged 2, son of
y. Il. Hawkins. 32fs Gist ave. S. w,
Ia In the Minor hospital with a frac-
tured leg. sustained when he was
run down by an auto truck driven
by @. s. Tonkln ut AK Friday. The
drivar waa exonornia.i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-24
DOWNTOWN FIRE

Fire did considerable damage 70
the Union bakery. 2lT Pike ST. Fri
day night. and 10 the SnoQualmie
hotel. overhead. A. c. Mcleod and
John Joseph lost most Of their ef.
fects in the hotel. The flames start.
ed In the bakery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-24

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
United states. for tho Western District
OF Washington. Northern Division.
In bankruptcy. No. $500
Notice 81 First Meeting % Creditors
In tho Matter Of Elmer = Taylor and
Della 9. Taylor. individually and a.
members ~ the marital community 81
Elmer J. Taylor and Della c. Taylor.
Bankrupts.
To the creditors Of tho above named
bhnkrup,s
Notice Ia hereby given that on the 92nd
day Of July. 1915. tho said Elmer
Taylor ct al were duly ndfudirRted
bankrupt. and that the first meeting
Of the creditors Of said bankrupt viii
he held ~ the office OF tho undersigned
Referee IN bankruptcy. In Seattle. In
said district. ON the 9Th day Of August
4. -. 1915. at o'clock In the after
noon. nj which time tho said credi Mr.
may attend. prove their claims. RnpVnt
trustee examine tho bankrupts, and
transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
Dated at Seattle, In said district this
?ard day OF July. iaib.
e. II. HAWKINS
Referee IN Bankruptcy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-24
GROITZ CAPTURED

LONDON. July ga news
agency dispatch from Milan today
says the Italians have captured
Goritz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-24

Big chautauqua planned for An.
acortes in 1916.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-24
Business Chances

MY OFT STOCK liz iso.bos oes eom'
pahy lfaaad floor proposition. Ice psf
cent % DAYS. possible. 70 sells a.
once Quifk action On your money
limited uumhrF shares g. per share
81 90 par Naiu~ fte buys tass par
value This stock advances % Sc PEI
share August 20. Company eiosinE bis
production Ia HsAdsitun field sufs
rounded ~ fheusanf barrel ~siis Re
tnit nos Write Tor free fnfuffu a,ien
Dividends declared coon. Amsisamstsf
uii Co. itte Coieofd nids Oklahoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-24
2i Statesmen WANTED

sAf.EsMEN WANfnp- Espsrionoe IN.
necessafyi easy work, hia pay Write
nov fnr iafNo ust % openings ctferinK
opportunities Go earn from ilpo 60 fepe
"a month white Nuu learn Addf esn
nearest office Dept SEA- National
HalnAmen's Training Association, chit
sSso 10y ~, - = ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-24

John Argos, II, resident OF Ever
EFT for "a years. died Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-24
BUSINESS
DIREG1 7 DRY

This directory Is intended
for the convenience OF any one
desiring something a little out
OF the ordinary in their daily
needs and requiring il in a
hurry. The firms represented
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-24
~ FARM LANDS

FORCED 20 .sf ta.aefe reilnquishsnsnt
All ieNeil good. Fteh soil. no stufurs
ready O. pin~ anf plant 90 crop alfalfa.
fruii and vegetables on adjoining land
sho~s you What TITS same Kind 81 land
wiu Eros Tht. land being within
hair mile - good tuvn. With hfsh
school and good market for your sf4tis
saEs. Vegetables. etc. ny pricing deed
- ianf around This. which wir range
from tieo to isea por acre. yoa uiii
readily zee that hr using your home
sisad rirht on this land thaf there
would - sn opportunity 70 make sotnr
quick fnonsr For nest few DAYS wtil
ssrfifies iris entire 20 acres for tste
Must 10 ali cash rou viii sina shis
Just 80 represented. Address T-ts.
star
IMPROVED FARM -SEAR cHFHAT-Ts
% acre. - level land free from gravel.
on good county road near store and
rnsfnfflrss about 8 acres are cleared
balance very easy - clear. Included IN
this place are team - horses Iersey
cnvs. wagon. harness disr. rake nsw
cream separator. piow. harrow and
small tools Price for everything 10
t2.soo. on terms % 81. 700 cash. balance
easy
OLE HANSON a co.
az NeR York UfoeA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-24
II FEMALE HELP WTD.

Women for Government Jobs.
$40 month: pull unnecessary. Write
Immediately for iist positie4s obtain
able FRANKLIN Institute Dept 7si II,
Rochester. " r.
WANTED ~ Persons 70 color art pictures
at home. easy work. no experience
good pay: sample free. Gleason
whssler 2aI Madison. Chicago.