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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-22
TRIED FOR THEFTs

Ed Golden, former employee OF the
Owl Drug company, Is on trial be-
fore a jury in Superior Judge Tall
mans court Wednesday for alleged
theft OF valuable articles from the
store. He is accused OF having
stolen more than $40 worth OF mer-
chandise between October "a and
November % Golden is said to
have had an agreement with a cigar
dealer To furnish him gum and other
goods nj low price
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SANITARY

stalls R-i-s, peanut butter. lee III. g
lbs CSC. At Lesiie'A lbs. fine white
granulatcd sugar. soc. cans sardines
s5c; No. 10 sacks yellow corn meal, 2Sc;
corn or gloss starch, 10 pkg. s-lh. cans
hest chocolate. zoe stall Lie. sweet
lbs. Ice. lbs csc. Alaska
turnips. ! lbs. ice. string beans. loo
III, lettuce and celery, Sc and Ice
stalls i2q-l7s. Is Oh, seeded raisin. i0c.
Fsrd dates. lSc III. stalls ~ 81 home
baked beans. I0c pit. Hawaiian pineapple.
Zoe can. stalls 2.-Ss. patent flour. 81 80.
delivered: 3 cans milk. sSc. stall az
bacon, iSc Ii. lamb chops. ? lbs eSe :
link sausage. Ice ID
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PRESENTED BY oLE7

Admirers and friends OF Sheriff
Hodge have on display in a window
Of Friedlander a. Sons jewelry
shop. Second ave. and University
st.. Wednesday. a handsome loving
cup. 10 be presented TO him as a
Christmas gift
II IL Of gold and silver. En-.
bossed on one side in yellow metal
Ia a profile of Hodge, and on the
opposite. side likeness OF the
King county court house.
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stall ~. lbs. pure graduated sugar.
sec. stall -. fresh pssteuriHed milk. 80
pit. &c qt. Stall So, fresh peanut butter
PC 10, lbs 2sc, Stall az. pure bulk
cocoa. ace 10 stail 1904. mincemeat :
lbs ssc stall 50. medicine cabinets
sias M; gas manteis ioc stall 1877
pork chops. lbs csc stall sc. whole
salmon. sec. stall 80. fresh Eastern
oysters. small. soc pit. $50 at. stall "a
; iec loaves fresh bread zoe, stalls
44-N. Jap oranges. dos :sc Stall q:
home made mayonnsise dressing in bulk
acc 10. stall 30. Wisconsin cheese. isc
III Stall 1891 brick cheese soc 10.
stall cav. 400 umbrellas Sse.
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NAME NEW HEADS
FOR BRITISH ARMY

LONDON. Dec. 22.-Gen. Monro.
who has been commanding the OAR
danelles expedition. has been APP
pointed to the command OF the
British first army In France. sue
ceeding Sir Douglas Haig. who be-
comes commander-in-chief. II was
officially announced today.
Haig was in command of the first
army until he replaced Sir John
French as commander OF the Brit
ish forces on the western front.
The changes are taken here as
part OF several forecasted by the
United Press after French retired.
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GIANT ON TRIAL FOR
BEATING up WOMAN

Frank Andrews. n youthful giant.
whom II took five Japanese and
three burly policemen to arrest on
the night Of Nov. 2. IN on trial in
Judge Mackintosh's court Wednes.
day charged with assault upon Lu.
cinda Ferrera. Spanish woman.
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DANCE NETS S20.&
FOR MOTHER RYTnER

The kids at Mother Ryther's
home will not lack for turkey and
stuffin' on Christmas day. Joe
Schermer sent Mother Ryther Wed.
nesday s2o.45. which represented
the net profits at Dreamland hall
Tuesday night
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stall q. Jack rabbits s5c each. spare
ribs, Zoe III. Stall s6i, guaranteed stor-
age eggs, dor sac; fresh local ranch
eggs, soc dor Stall 20, ~ boxes matches
zoe. t0o coffee. y lbs bec. stalls 1914
Queen olives SEC Of; ripe olives si.2s
gal. stall 2ia 2 lbs layer figs. csc: Z
his popcorn, sbc. Stall i0a best cur
rants. Zoe H.. lbs. brown sugar, e5c
stall sss. Burbank potalees. is lbs csc /:
fresh spinach. 3 lbs. i0cV stall saa, good
sweet oranges, loo don English wainuts.
Sc ID.
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Stalls :, 5, 5. 7. round and ioin steaks.
iSc III. fancy bacon. I've Ii. fresh
dressed young turkeys. 2Sc ID; fresh
dressed chickens. teSc IL. geese, zoe
ID. stalls 1888. 2 lbs good coffee. soc.
ioc sacks salt. Sc. 3 SC bars laundry
soap, ioc stall is. Jap oranges small
crate. 7bc. Stalls ie-22. pure Yakima
honey, combs sSc. stall lis, Italian
prunos iOc ~
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4o-Legal Notices

~ THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
United states. FOR the western District
20 WashiutFon. Northern Division
so $3.50 ~ BANKRUPTCY
In the Matter ~ T r Harbour and N A.
barbour. his wtfs individually. and
their marital community. Hhnkrupts
To the creditors ~ thr above named
hankrupts and 90 all other persons In
interest
Take uotire that the bsnkrupfs above
named have p.iitinned this court for a
fun discharge from all debts provshis
against their estate under tho acts 81
congress relating 10 bankruptcy ard
that hearing be rad upon said petit
iion before said district court ct the
court room OF said court. IN tho city %
Seattle. In said district. on the seth
day Of January. 1914 at 10 O'Clock In
tho forenoon. Rt which time and place
you and each % you may appear ard
ahov cause. N any YOU have why the
prayer ~ the said petitioners should
not be granted
Dated at Seattle this 18Th day ~ De.
cembsr 1915
fseaD FRANK T.. Crosby clerk.
By p y. LEtTCH Deputy
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<9--Legal Notices
p OF groc -

NUTfTE OF NrOTNHOf.UEHH
NEErlSu
rh~ annual tne~iinn - TIE sorshoifsfs
- the tnfua savings amd Truss coma
panY % Seattle. a corporation. wiii 30
held q, the af,ir~ - tb~ rosssSany. on
northwest corner second hn, sud
ChsFfy a.. Seattle kins raansY. wash.
inEten on "wednesday. ths ifth daY 81
janaarY. ltts. a. the heaf % o'eisek
IN The Afternoon. to- the rarpSss -
sisrtins directors % the company sod
~ tranEagfiaH - enf other business
,hs' may properly BE- hregght bsfafs
tns mseftns
= y Nof.SEB. Cashier
Seattle Washfaatnn December IL 1913.
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BIT ON CHEEK; DIES

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Mrs.
Bridget MeGarran Is dead. the
result OF a bite on the cheek
from her dauohter.
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Of And AFTER this date will not be
responsible for any debts contracted b.
Mrs. II. q. Hade.
tsisned1 ~. C. HADE
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ACREAGE EoR SALE
rAnM rOu 9AIE

" f1FtStI FoN oNGG
FARM FOR SALE
on shs HssaIisai san Jusn isisad
100 acres - acre. Improved This ptses
10 bargain. Fgr fat iafgrrnaiian al
dr~ss ! to- Wyaft ~ " T. No 4.
rriaay uarteF wssh
Fite-sick nee. s-fesm cotia1. ca
ss.fssi lot nssesa nm
o. ses-Ntrs. re- Groom house On ts.
fsst Beacon ktli corner
tisse--t.rpor, house ard ~ ssrrs Fteh.
cleared isna. - minutes from
stsY hall. .asr term.
seN~-t.st. Ug~-n snns hiu
HoTHwEt.f. -BockE1r. Naia zee
saAti. tarnoNtD rffnkF> RANCH
srrs cleared. balance easy az level
acres rich .aii acre poor small
farm heue~ saFftfira - lsha
Tsfaas 20 pfacticsiif sais
Atst> SEXTON 90.
itis Firsi ave Elliott stsf
aoop FAHM Hur
20 acres ~ srpd spil ersss 20 acres IN
cultivation. fruit ard b-rsis. s.feam
house. barns sells. machine ard
wood she'd "A cattle ters.y huii. :
horses hoNs ard papisfr wagons
thrnshsf. sss engine stamp pntler
rHerer. fsse ana ali necessary me
rhtnerr and tools se sars. sraas ard
ira siss@ 50 schpuis sna siefss. mail
and mills route. Cau Fou md AnF.
ihins latter for ts.fasr some terms
No trade
HERMAN SCHROEDER
.if-.ts 9rs-n nlas FOURTH ara riks
so-A,nr s~Ar
PRICE cur 10 $500 ONE THIRD
rAsu
doof level land idssl fer small dairy
fruits 81 poultry near milk route
.chpot With delivery from stores
tandr 70 F.sfiis ~ Tarorna 4 real
bargain " you want home tract ~
fnesstnsnf
CLIFFORD VAN ARsDAIr. Iae.
1919 Third Ave. let Washington -
SACRIFICE FOR CAsU
ore acre. 60 clos. IN as Univsrsitr Must
- spla Has fine sor and Krand vlss
cur TO 1850
kAsE~ a SEXTON 60.
itis First Ave Elliott tttf
TfNE- TrRf0ATfp NLrsrFk LAND
small o. Large Tracts
VERY cHEAP--vgHY EASY TERMS
write or call fNT fr~a books
IAMfonATfoN BUREAU
G.. NJ a.. y nv
second Ave and cherry St. seattle WI
THE , e of.tfSGER co rishs. ali e..
clients a Merry Christina. and q HAPPY
New Year. and expects 20 see them all
settled on ranches ~ 1917
y y of.LiSUEn COMPANY
tsi Empire nids
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~ Acreage for Sale
CHEAP POULTRY RANCH

you DEAL WITH us DIRECT
and our proposition
on LAND
Handy 20 our mills and canp.
At THREE LAKES
sSoHONfSH COUNTY. WASH
viii appeal 90 you
Good roads. stages, daily trains min.
schools. store, phune ". y u.
Write ~ sre " ~ MEfkELJOHN, MIR
Land Dept, lTet l.. Z. smith Bldg,
seattle
THREE LAKES LUMBER co
on ACCOUNT ~ town business. viii seii
my finely improved ranch. every con
fenloncs. $1,000. g. ". Cain. Marys-
vile, Wash.
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23--Personals

MADAM ktRl
ths Weadsffai E(frN
TREMENDOUSLY Ek'/...~4As
head. year heed la.s S.S--~-/kE
q. Il Indicate. fren ~ kAII
,hs srssis 70 grave w
s .s"' . ss,,s.,' 90
When ard shssn
vaa viii marry. sst-
,iss ard sriatns iev. affairs sns
family troubles rssnii-s the separated.
etc sAtisfsrsion guaranteed OF no
charge. No one In tfouhi- turned s-sy.
nenss or no uensy. Permanently is-
ss,.d a, Ns union 81
MADAM FHr--s'iairvsYsn esfa rsaains.
circles Tuesday,. and Fridays ias
MADAM FRANK = clsirvoysn,. cad
reader. palrais'. SIC isss Pls.. ees-
--r rtrst yiiissf H@t.i
~~-~-~~~~~~~>~~|~~~- .--~~~~~N>~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~
26-ror Rent Furnished
We car save yoa TnonsT On your faTaitaf.
between Taeafua ard Seattle
40 GRATING
AUTO DELIVERY co.
Anything Delivered Anywhere
sI -, iei wss,srs 49,
HOTELS
THE vtR0TSUs HoTEi- virsisis 81 ssd
Eixh,h ave. Use anv ears Via ws.siak.
Az. hodsra si.xsniiy furni.hsd
roozns Transient see 90 iis weekly.
- 80 70 % kitehsa priyiisxss
THE ssSEy--:ess Eirhih. n..r west
lake ave. New. clean. furnished. steam.
heated bedrooms ffsr rnsnD. fr.. baths
and pbonsl Transient ssc. weekly iito,
PAxToN HoTEfe--is 50 w.sk 90 house.
keeping suites. - Third ara Cherry
Mala 1919
iaTrinEtob-iiiis Second - week %
HOTEL. WALTON sixth ara Yssisr way
Reasonable auist comfortable no sa-
loon Elllest Ass,
27--For Rent unfinished
i-RO0N. modern house.. near Fhinnsy
OF West Woodland car. 80 per month
s--~S~S~~~S~~~~~~~~~~~
2s-Furuished Apis.
BLUFF APARTMESTs--s. ard t-roofn
furnished apartments! all modern sse
v pike ~, Hast aise.
MODaItN one room apartments. i5Es
~ Marion %
S>~~r>S~~~reNSN>>0s~~~~ ~~-~~~s~~S~S~>~~~~~-~~~
3l-Housckcspi1g Rooms
81 so HOUsEEREpISo room. suItssis
for one Or two wnrkinE girls walking
distance Phone Elliott i9oiJ
TWO pleasant Housekeeping rooms; also
nont room; GOOD location. seots
N~~|~~.~-~O~o~-~~~~~
32-Room and Board
ROOM table board. IN nice horn.. ~
gat Ninth
Halls for Rent
KEYsToNE HALL EiEhth and Madison
Main $500.
pFs tf'TIFf'i~ r.n. ss ~ ,Tfn a., ga
~>~~~S>-~N~~~~~~~~~~~~N~ ~~~~~~0~N~~~~(~~
B-Business Chances
ron sALE-Good psfirx stage line
cars IN operation. trips daily. Is.
,nIls IoSnd ttip Addrsss CO. star
40-Exchanges
wASTED--io % IS scrSs' Improved
close 10 Seattle. on main land part
cash. trade In clear West Seattle lot
and rest on easy payments state price
IN first letter address c-ss. star.
ron SALE or TRADE Hous. and lot.
ct kirkland. what have your Write
owner : ~ Grimes. Port Stanley.
Do~SISSo~lsotS~~~~.o~~~NNNoooo
4i-Acreape for Sale
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SOUTH END
Les roast pork. iAe 10 creamery but
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2i-Fernale Help Wanted

waNTED-Gisi or Woman 10 hsip Win
general hsusawrrk ard companion.
suail wages. board and ruom. Country
home Gail w " groEau. foS AriinE-
ton Hotel
WANT Ep---W5tn~n Tor government fahs.
so month. pail unn~cesasfT Write
Immediately for tisf posifiaus obtain
able Franklin Institute Dept 7tik.
Rochester y r
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io-Malc Help Wanted
.t,r MONTY AT nAH.Af~ .roNt

New and s~cond hand goods AZ reduced
prices fee specials Overroat. rain.
coats suits s. % up. -uit cases. srunks.
Sc ups watches. tse an. suus. 81 Is 10.
baggatn. In logger supplies. Alaska ogt
fits. hardware. musical Instruments We
buy. sell and exchange. 30 Occidental
corner Main Pheue Main tstf
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.5-For Sale Poultry
iS-Lost and Found

WILL PERSON whe fsani an cd fssh,
Tened pin. lost rhar.das last. and Old
earring lost Friday December 10
phane Capitol sea- Rssard
tusr---t-ady sold satch. hstussn Urn
snd S~fsnth sses N.ndsY. "NnnA ~
smith" engraved - insia~ Ftnd
~, e. plssss setSss. q. nsli :, :. >. nssssa
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NEW CIzl YES or rR m
BAND ITS AR b * IJNlD
First Theory That Robbers Is
capped; across the Ohio
River Now Upset. 4 &,

New and imp rtant clues, which
entirely upset the theory that escape
was made across the, Ohio river BY
the bandits who held up and robbed
Baltimore and Ohio train No. 1 last
Friday morning at Central, were s1n-
eathed Sunday not rsfrom the. scene
of the robbery by p. W.. Athey,
United States deputy marshal Of
Martinsburg.
Mr.. Athey returned to Clarksburg
Sunday evening and has been in. conz
terence with other federal officers
here since.N For obvious reasons the
clues discovered by him are withheld
for the present but their significance
Is indicated by the statement Of one
federal oficial that unexpected and
startling developments may ensue
within the next few days.
Numerous secret service men OF
the federal government, special de-
tectiyes and other officers are hard at
work on the case in: the territory sur
rounding the robbery and In several
northern West Virginia cities and
towns. 4 ~ ~ III a
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Fund Contributors.

Twenty-three prominent citizens
of West Virginia contributed a total
Of $40 to the West Virginia So
ciety in Washington, D. O., which
sum was expended in entertaining
the old soldiers from the state dur
ing the recent Grand Army encanip-
ment. An opportunity was twice
given 100 men 1ilke1y;to be Interested
in helping along the entertainment,
but the following were the only ones
who responded to the committees
appeals. and they contributed gem
erously:
United States Senator Nathan Cor,
former United States Senator N. b.
Scott. Judge George Poffenbarger,
Ex-Governor Albert B. White, Uni
ted States, MARSHALL q. SE. Smith, Judge
=. Judson Williams, William p. Hub
bard, General John g. Bond, ELLA
A. Yost, Attorney General Abraham
A. Lilly, George M. Bowers, Repre-
sentative William d. Brown. State
Superintendent OF Schools Maurice
4 4 ~ a.
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then that he wrote the post card to
his father. stating that he was safe
and would explain everything. Is !:
From UniontoWn. Smitl, says he
walked 70 Brownsville, from there
g Pittsburg thence g Wheeling:
and then home. A. Gone Of the
places Waited visited ycS he able to
secure employment, and as Q result
he walked all the distance, with the
exception Of q few ff1es given him
by automo bilists and persons In
other vehicles.
Young Smith Is. OF the opinion
that the three men who assaalted
him, mistook him for someone else.
Why they put him on Q train, after
the assault was 9 mystery to him.
The information that the missi7g
man had shown up at his home this
morning - conveyed to- the local
police deeitr t:aent in telephone
message froA @. ". Smith, ntgerI
OF the boy. to Sergeant =. J. Tracey,
who has been active In the search
for the young man. Young Smith
also talked to the sergeant on the
telephone. He said that he was very
weak from his long trenp; and that
his head was still troubling him as
the result OF the blow he received
the night he disappeared.
1t has been thirteen days since
young Smith mysteriously .disap1
peared from his home IN this city,
and in that time police departments
all over this and other states have
been active In the search. Sergeant
Tracey, Of the local police depart
sment, in company with the boys
father and a Tyler county oficer.
went to Uniontown when the post
card signed by the smissing man was
received at his home. Young Smith.
says that he left Uniontown only. a
few hours before his father and the
officers arrived there.
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New omcerrss.. 4.

Henry s. Baker gs who has Just
been elected president Of the West
Virginia Society in Washington, D:
c., Is a former resident of Berkeley
county, and is one Of the three mem
ibers Of the excise commission which
body has large powers in the
District of Columbia. He succeeds
D. w. Cali, the originator Of tho
organization and its able and popular
president during the first year Gifts
Cooper. ex-senator Henry G. Davis.
George a. Laughlin, Representative
Adam Littlepage. Virgil L. High
land, Solicitor General. John w.
Davis. Ex-Governor a. Brooks Flem-
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Says He Was Assaulted by
Three Men on the Night Of
\. His Disappearance. s

Weak from. the effects Of heavy
blow inflicted either BY d sandbag or
blackjack and from thirteen days Of
walking over tlie country. Blaine
Smith the young school teacher, who
|mysteriously disappeared from his
room at the home Of Rufus Ogden, on
Preston street. this city. arrived at
his home in Mtddlehourne. this morn
ing and told q story Of being assaulted
and robbed on the night Of his disap-
Epearance.
According to Smiths story he left
his room on Preston street between 9
and $3.50 o clock on the night of Sep
tember % and started to take his
clothes to the laundry. AS he neared
the corner Of Lee and Third streets he
saw three men standing beside an
automobile he says. When he reached
the three men, ccording to his story,
they sprang upon him and one OF them
struck him over the head with q heavy
instrument.
smih says that when he recovered
sciousness he was on a train some-
where between Glarksburg and Graf
ton. 1nghis pocket he found a ticket
to Cumberland. Five dollars, which
he had on his person when assaulted,
were missing: Smith remained in
Cumberland for three days, he says,
trying to find work in order to gel
enough money to return here, Unable
to secure employment he started out
ION foot and walked to Uniontown, Pa.
There. he says he saw copy Of a
Clarksburg newspaper, which carried
the news Of his disappearance. 1t was
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CAMS. SHOWN
Traction Company Business in
This Section Better Than
Same Time Last Year.

The report Of the Monongahela
Valley Traction Company for July
and August shows a net gain from
operations Of more than, fifty per
cent above the corresponding months
last year. This increase has been
brought about by the improvement
Ia the power plant which has great
~ reduced the cost Of operation.
The officials Of the company are con-
fdent that the future promises
steadily increased earnings. They
say the business is with them and
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ToReceiye' statesBanner.

The state banner offered to- DE
West Virginia hive Of ladies Of the
Modern Maccabees having the largest
number OF life benefit members WIN
be- presented TO Harrison hive No.
gS4s Thursday evening IN its han, 81
Second street, tthe Moose ham.
The: banner has been held by. the
Fairmont. hive since last January but
recently the Clarksburg hive surs
passed Il; In the nunbe OF life bene.
At members. The meeting THURSDAY
night is to begin promptly at Z: a6
O'clock and a1l members 6ref urged 10
be on hand 81 that time & :,
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Dll lou 5 EI,
\ 'Rjli b mi

When yonr kidney .a i, weak and.
torpid they DO not prop MY perform
their functions your back aches
and yoh DO not 9eel Ike doing much
Of anything. Yon are iikaly to Be-
respondent and to borrow tronhle.
inst as if you hadn = enough AZ.
ready Don't be q victim any longer.
The old reliable medi cine, Hoods 3!
,Sarsapari[a, gives strength and
tone to the kidneys and build ups
the whole ' = system. Get; y today. ~
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BURIED m HOLY CROSS.

Funeral services over the body OF
John Balsine. aged g years, son Of
John Balsine. miner OF the Wen
dell mine, who died at his home at
Wendell Saturday night after an III
pneumonia, SweTe held at s 80
O'clock Monday morning at the
Church Of the Holy Rosary here, and
the burial was IN the Holy Gross
cemetery. 3 s''i;s
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WAGON DEMOLISHED.

Despard car. No. 49,. In charge
Of. Conductor schrader, struck 5al
ione-horae- deliyerys wagon at 2:601
O'clock this Rftern DON on East Pike
street. and demoliAhed It. The name
Of the owner Of the wagon was not
learned. = Y.
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SLIGHT INJURY 10

BENJAMIN 3. Jarvis IS wearing stFips:
on his nose as the result Of 8 4!
thereon received hen his autoHi6biI6
Saturday, ran oyr q rough place on tds
Coburn's creek road his nose tfiiffia
asstay pole In the top 6fs the mkcf lds
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READY FOR JURY.

Fred T. Petrels $40 900 damage
suit against the Monongah Glass
Company, arising from personal In
juries said to have been. caused by
ESCAPING steam, was almost readyIat
noon Monday to go to a federal
court jury for verdict.
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Club 20 Reopeln

The reopening Of st. MaryFs
Club wiM be held In the auditorium
OF st. Mary's high. school at g
O'Clock Thursday evening. All mem-
bers are invited to attend. Music,
dancing and ches viii be the
diversion Of the evening, and plans
are being made for q number OF
formal and informal affairs to be
given, during the coming winter.
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! NO Will FOUND.

No win having been found, John
W. Brown and William 4. Georse:
qualifieds Monday as administrators
Of the estate Qf Beeaon II Brown.
They gave two bonds Of $60.O0O.l
One IS With the United states Efdel-
ity ana Guaranty Company and the
!, g VIII ths Ss . ttSaal surrey
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I Distipruilslled soprano.

y The Chicago Tribune says Of Nine.
Gibson hrman: ~
Nine: ohrman's voice is a true lyric
soprano OF delicious quality. She Is
to be credited with admirable anu-
sicianship, and sang as though what
she had to say meant something, dis
pensing with her book almost entire
~. which Is quite right, and putting
herself into the spirit Of the thing"
This distinguished American So
prano will appear at the Masonic tenn
pie here at s:'t5 clock Monday even
ing, October 10, under the auspices Of
the Marcato Music Club.
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Continued On page s.
BOYS DIES N HOSPITAL.

James q. Briggs, seven-year-old
son OF Mrs. Della Briggs, Of Terra
Alta. died Monday afternoon in a
Clarksburgi hospital of q disease OF
the bone. His body. viii be! taken
to New Martinsvilfe Tuesday afters
noon and. the funeral and burial.
Will take place there. Besides the
mother Pearl and Berta., sisterA
survive him. Try
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MI. Claggett Married.

8 According to Monday mornings
Cumhe rland News Charles Columbus
Claggett, Of this city, and MARGARET.
Eleanor Roberts, Of Baltimore, Nd,
have obtaine da marriage license In
Cumberland ia, -
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p, shawkey, Representative Edward
ing, Julian q. Hearne. James u.
Caldwell and William a. Hersch.
The state society gave rising
vote Of thangs to these men at It's
last meeting and ordered that that
fact, with a list Of the contributors,
be given to the press.