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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-28
GOOD TEETH ARE AN
ACTUAL NECESSITY

The time has gone by when YOU
can afford TO be satisfied with poor
teeth, not to speak OF the discomfort
they cause and the damage they do
70 your personal appearance.
This is an age OF efficiency. and a
man. to succeed. must utilize his
abilities TO the utmost To do this he
must keep his health right up 70 the
standard at all times, and health
cannot be perfect with a poor set OF
teeth. Nothing has more vital
bearing on the general health than
the digestion. and nothing has more
10 do with the digestion In turn than
the teeth. II has now come to a
point whore IL Is actually BAD Rus
MESS on the part OF the individual
to neglect the teeth. And II is so
unnecessary. too.
With our modern o-date meth
DDS we have not only robbed the
dental chair Of it's terrors, but we
have also brought the prices down to
where they come within the reach OF
all. Our prices are the very lowest,
as II Is a rule with us from which we
VIII permit no deviation that we WITH
not be underhid on price by any one
At this office we employ only the
very highest type Of dentists. men
who have graduated from the best
dental colleges, and who have passed
the examination Of the state dental
board. Every operator in this office
has his certificate from the state
dental board hanging right on tho
wall In front Of his dental chair. in
plain sight OF all. You are positively
sure OF having your work done by
competent man when you come here.
We have no other kind OF men here.
Every man in this office knows hts
business. and knows 70 thoroughiy.
Furthermore, we give with all
work an ironclad guarantee, signed
both by the operator who did the
work and by l. r. Clark. II. n 2,
owner and manager OF this office.
who is thoroughly responsible. our
guarantee means that N. for any rca-
son whatever, your work Is not ems
tirely satisfactory, we win make II
right
Don't put II off another day. Come
In and let us give YOU n thorough
examination, without obligation OF
any kind on your part You will be
surprised to find how little Il will
cost 20 have your teeth put into per-
feet condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-28
CAN OF CARNATION
SPILLS the BEANS

A can OF Carnation milk spilled
the beans for couple OF burglars
who attempted to rob the grocery
store of G. Mataxis at 525 Union St
Monday night. They got in thru a
side window Mataxis sleeps in a
rear room OF the store All went
we'll until a can of Carnation milk
dropped and woke Mataxis. He
drew gun. fired once. and the
burglars fled. taking with them
about Is cans OF Csrnation milk and
10 cans OF corn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-28
BURGLARS like
Wits CHEESE

Customers come back to A. +.
grocery store. S42O
Green wood ave.
But they come back ut night.
when the doors are locked.
They made their third nightly
call Monday night. jimmied the dou-
BILE doors and took 70 pounds OF
a couple of cakes and a sack
OF sugar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-28

stall liz, best Yakima Burbank potn
toes lbs i0c. 90 lbs 25c. or ~ 80 cwt
delivered white river potatoes 81 Is
cwt delivered stalls mis-. 200 sweet
pickles. $50 pt largo giasses home
ground hnrsoradish. Toe stalls 24-sa.
patent flour. ~ 30 sack. delivered sugar
= ibs SOC, lbs white beans 7bc stan
rs. Jonathan apples ~ 90 box delivered.
oranges 2bc and 400 dor stan TO- best
butter. lbs 81 90. strictly fresh ranch
eggs tOc dor At fesiisa lbs fine
white formulated sugar SOC. lbs 2bc. or
- lbs ~ 90. rice. 3 lbs 2bc. , cans string
beans 2tc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-28
FOR
COURTHOUSE TO
COST $1,000

Bids on wooden furniture To be
Installed In superior court rooms
and the aEBeHaorB and commits
alonerB' offices In the new court.
house building at Third ave. and
James at were opened by the
county commissioner Tuesday
The lowest general bid was that
OF Worthen a Marten.
They bid t1l.2ib on the whole
job. including benches. witneas
stands. hat racks. umbrella stands.
jury benches. Judges high backs"
and judges benches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-28
PUBLIC MARKETS


stall 100 Z bars Crystal white soap.
1sc SOC can best canned fruit. zoe Stall
zoe ? Dc sacks salt for toe. ciiron peel
200 W stall III. pot roaats 100 and
lac lh stalls $50 froah h0miny lee
a. pure cider vinegar. 15c gal stall
aai. cal grapefruit for csc. pecans.
roc 10 Stall $50. fancy Wnahin rton
creamery butter &c NJ fresh local ranch
eggs &c dor Stall $50. Florida grape
fruit. b. each. sweet navel oranEe. ilc
Dor stall as. Brussels sprouts Toe ~
fresh green spinach ? lbs 100 stall 7qa.
new comb honey BE nineemoat. 2 lhs
-5o. stall -. shoulder hams Zoe 10 stall
20. toc Csyian teas lbs u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-28

I'Ii<tg PLACE

stall II, 3 lbs. fine white Eranu-
lated sugar SOC. stain 49, fresh pas
fresh hominy, DC at. sweet cider. 3hc
gal stall ~. ? cans Of corn, peas or
tomatoes. Csc. stall SIS, fresh made
peanut butter, DC H.. lbs Csc stall
~, home made mhyonnaise dressing
IN bulk, 30c 10. Stall q, ioc cans
cans tomato soup, for l6c stall
1907. pork roast and steak, l2Mc III.
stall ~, lamb chops. lbs 25c. Stalls
~ %, soft she'll walnuts. 2 lbs 2bc
stalls 1870. large. ripe ounces, Zoe
dor stall .S large cans salmon.
25c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-28

Beaten up by his travelling mate
in Iitney. robbed OF $40 and
watch. and kicked out OF the car
without the chauffeur knowing any.
thing wrong was going on in his car.
is the experience related to the po-
lice Tuesday by Ernest Wagner.
500 Yesler way. There was another
passenger in the car when Wagner
got In. At the Kint st. station
Monday night about 9 o'clock. he
got kicked out. he says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-28

Layer raisins ptFs 7sc mixed nuts
poo III. pkEs corn starch. 2tc. aoc
can pure olive oil 1sc. ibo can shrimps
100 cans Washington milk last
chancel, 2tc; rs lbs sugar 81 90 Seattle
made patent flour. 81 70 per sack veal
steak, isc N steer steak t2hc 10 link
sausage. loc ~ hest butter. ms 81 90
Snowflake bread, Sc ioaves iOc. no-
hemihn rye bread. 2 loaves CSC. Jonathan
apples 81 m per box, carrots. lunches
&c, Yakima honey, lbc comb. heavy fruit
cake lbs ssc, large crabs ? for 26C
Eastern oysters soc pit; BelEian hares.
lAc lbI live small hens isc IN. live
geese, zoo H.; shoulder hams. lie III /.
nack hnnea lhs DC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-28
" tIITU

7sc ran baking powder lie or : cans
best milk ibo with other 7bc purchase
extra fancy Winssap apples. ~ n boz.
delivered, patent flour. 81 30 per sack
delivered lamb chops. 2 lbs 2bc fresh
local ranch esEs toc dor fresh pasiaur-
igsd milk. Be At; pkEs new seed 81
raisins. 2be. Zoe pkg shaker salt &C..
comb honey Sc each 3 cans peas. corn
or tomatoes 7bc; itc cans ripe olives
80. be- boxes matches Toe. Be- sacks
salt. 100. tOc Jar sweet or sour pickles
Csc. Ibc cans shrlmps 100
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-28
TWO COMFORT
STATIONS SOON

The city and the library board
are going to get together on an i'm.
proyemcnt that will give the city
two large Fourth ave. comfort sta.
tions and the library tunnel en-.
trance 20 elevators
Tho resolution was introduced by
Councilman Hanna and fayorabiy
received
There are $40 feet OF available
space for the clty'A structures at
the library entrance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-28

poultry show of the Tacoma Poul-
try association opened in the Bets
building Tuesday morning. Taco
ma poultry fanciers are sure OF its
success.
Fowls from all over the North
west have been entered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-28
ARRESTED AS Thief

when detectives searched Peter
Frisch. on Firw ave. they found
5000 worth OF stolen leather in his
possession. Now he is in jail.
charged with getting away with
about $500 worth OF leather from
TOL WAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-28
U. S. SUBS TO BE IN
1000 TON GLASS

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2s.-The Flu.
rupcan war and the recent mRneuv-
ers Of the Atlantic fleet have prov
cd 10 the navy department the
worth OF sea-EoinE submarines OF
900 tons displacement. and the
popular belief In the capital IL that
tho first five wibmersibies included
IN the admiulstr,tlons fiSe-year
building program will be near this
sire
Coast defense boats. u Is heliev-
ed, will be put into the i0o-ton
CtRss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-28

NJ THE FOLLOWING MARKETS
OLYMPIC MARKET.
1tS rikc street.
AMERICAN MARKET.
bO5 Third Avenue.
WESTERN MARKET
100 Western Avenue.
wEsTLAkE MARKET.
Corner w~stIsk~ and pine.
SEATTLE MARKET,
100 Occidental Avenue.
BALLARD MARKET
bsf3 ballard Avenue.
Look for U. s. Purple Stamp
II Signifies Purity and Quality
Shops open Until 500 p. NJ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-28
VITAL STATISTICS



Toe " Rtfobsi and Ahus " Aohr JET.
fsfssn city. No
Nine zapanosieh. ~ ans usisn D
ft~s~fnlrh a. Hsatfis
@surirs y sfatsf - ard Jeanette D
Jones o. Hraffl0
merpis Manson. a. ana AniGA ps~affa
MAthson No. sratus
wtiiiam TENN spencer - and CyHthia
IC WilunE. o. Taepna
Lem rsufmaa % sRd Della urout.
- rsroms
ciaaa. NrMiiIsn. ~ "a ron,. and
badge Royce ~. FrifsY uarhof
Merle @ stephenson, "a ard NsIiis .
ttaunrf 20 T@tn Fsiis idahn
Aih.rt rorbss ~. sna Alirs Olsen. -.
Npunt Nsfaah
Hsfmaa nsfswaeht.r. Gle Eiun. sna
&ds p Appellate. seattle
John Kelly and AHnes 4. TATiof. Ia
eogua
curara " Jahn.su. ~ sua Helen
rsmpsesii ia F-stts
Ss,ia D. Palmer. -. The psuss or
snf H.atFfira Hensan. 20 Seattle
JSn1ss "a Hsmliton. 81. and Nsfiofts
crs-thsr. -. Seattle
wa y HamrleE, -. and Louie sisea.
ifa Seattle
w1ius,a Lutsn.ia e ns-. sna Fs-
fnfs O. Hsnfsit ~. Seattle
T.. - Tnushsffr -. nAymuad and
huuA - FsfF- a. Seattle
Robert . csnsY "a Spokane. and t1na
v Rhs-iesn. " seattle
John Ea~Afa johnson. ~. ana Arn~.
Htiti seattle
can i~rson. o. ara t.sons 4. EmitA-y.
~ Seattle
o.csr Eions snt Louisa vance. Lsah.y
Clarence p Haiiss nsiitnEham. and
Mimi. r Nsf,.t,. Hu,ehin.sn. Minn
He's Esrnnits. ~. sni Iona Jahn-an.
- Seattle
r,sss y n..,. y ard Esn.n. d. rsrrn.
~ Seattle
fa-fsnc. sehsas -. and Grace L.
Sohen. g. Portland. or
pon " rhens. and Cart. Dsrs-
Hsst,i.
Mr- and Ne Geo. J. Dams Ti.s Wilson
/ Mfs ani xr osa aehrpsa~r -ssT
Fsuntisray ss. ,-in ha7s
NJ. Ana Mr. tlusi Pempsa. III, fsth
ave y t-lns huy and Eiri
place. snu
NJ. and NJ " vsron se7 ,'na ave
son
/ Mr.. ard NJ n Tnsuye. ass iith
ave son.
Mr.. and NJ John Carlson. seu syea-
NJ. ana Mr. T NAssms,o, ~, 'is
ave son
NJ, and Mr. Oscar Nelson. i'ii Terri
lave daughter
NJ, AMI NJ l.. caP.io,s. i'ss Terrace
court. daughter
| Mrs. and NJ CasHar~ Travsrsa. foot 81
ICar1s'nn ave son
urs ana Mr John rinkhsm. s~edlsh
hospital daughter
Death.
Mrs y miller. 81. lst noyiston ave
= December -
/ Ana % johnson. -. .s7s Rustic pise.
December Il
Harriet somns - s7i7 18Th ave y
Z W December -
! IDA clay a. i'7t fsnd ave. December
~
cu"avs fgndErsn. e.. 1910 'fnd ave
il W. December "a
/ Joseph J. Mayer. 81, 49, 7oth ave.
I December q
/ Emma A. Mcclellan. ~. 1850 w sTth
81 December -
loretta smith. 81. itssH s,th ave. Dc
refnher -
+ rhoma. p scoon.., II. iiopH Third
ave December ~
Paul q Mcknight - day. 1871
Madison IT December IS
Eyren 4 nan ~ Minor hospital he.
rrnbrr %
/ Mlss Fannie r Appleton. 50. Kins
county hospital December ~
! VIM u wesibtook. -. aof W Hose
- December a
/ Frank jacobson. 90. Swedish hos
I pital. December ~
! Anna T. ssibol. 50. 1910 lEth ave. De.
cembsr -
Divorce Granted
/ ROLAND Phillips from Eva Phillips
Divorce. Asked
H"riha Saunders vs Louis saunders
desertion.
| Jay l. booth v, Ruby NJ Booth. In
compatibility
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-28
23--Personals

UArrfNEss ties ia married ufs Ats you
tsnsiyr toin Seattle Reliable Friend
ship club Ladies' tree Ada = ENans.
"a Nnion AT
EESp fur matrimonial pager containing
phota. hundreds % names Go select
from many sestthY, Ice copy heh
f.f seattle wash
LADIES Az successful rsmsals. 80.
relatively Guaranteed cafe and surs
1870 y Naitsnh
NJ ray cash tss fufntiafs III rtas 1t
Phone Main 1899
TkbfEa prtysts materially hons. adep'
tion N desired save time anf fuHner
b. calling is.f feth ave East MAIL
.an eaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-28
CORNER

stalls ios-tif. lbs crackers 2bo:
lhT head rice. 2bc. cans peas 26c stall
ii5 dry onions. lbs i0c. cluster ralslns.
t5c 10. Florida grapefruit 2 for tbc;
golden dates. lbs 2bc stalls 1929,
peas. Go can; 2 pkgs dates. $50 stalls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-28

. = .. 7 round and ioin steaks ibo Ii .
lard, lbs SIC. fresh bear meat pork
roast ioc 10 Stalls lisa best butter.
s5o 10 pullet eggs aoc dor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-28
PHRENOLOGISTS

MADAM Assn
Egyptian FhfenaiaEtst
Reads your snttfn Ne
stNinE advice on
IA mits troubles
love speculation
marriage sapa ara
tlahs. shat steps 60
fRks 60 hs success
fut un.tsi the srpa
rated eEptAins
HNfmu. NfaH 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-28
Regal Dental Offices

DIR. l.. u, Clark. Manager
itoS Third Ave. y. W. Cor. Third
and Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-28
GIVES MILLIONS
TO AID BELGIUM

AMSTERDAM. Dee. 2e.-An.
drew Carnegie has sent si2..
ooo. 900 for the relief OF Bel.
GUM, according 20 information
here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-28

always been mystery whsf vocation
yau are adapted fof sto WHY not see
the hss'f rsst readings free sstisfse.
uon guaranteed eos Pine. near West
>'>~N~~~~~~~~~~~N~s~N~~N
At-Acreage for Sale
MAXI 4 INV WARS Hrsoi,E
Resolve 60 asn your osn home ~ this
time hsst fesf nsceus Independent
80 cash ~tll 20, yeu m possession -
y acres IN vts~ % seattle 9TH fin.
community beach deep. rirh soil
easily cleared
~ tsHr< $3.50
sss cast IS rEH NoSru
Tee an opportunity ~ nfstims rhis
land Il easily wufth t~tra the atnts
price Al SEA - faf You a. Hlts
% chance - shs~ u Go Yeu ~ riu
eost yna nathins 90 invssiiEaic--ss
AA-fN SrNros 60.
iiio Fif.t Ave- Elliott ti'f
asoU DEAL WIN Us ptREcr-
and eur prspe.itiaa
on LAND
HANDY 20 sus mill. snf eanps
At THREE LAKES
sSOUoafam COUNTY. WASH
Vii spr.si q Yoa
Coed Foafs s'ass- datir ffain. rntis
~ ppis sfqr~ Phwns '
wiz. o, -. = u MriK riJoui su
Land Dept. ifei L. G. Nuaith mag.
Seattle
T"nry i.sEE" LUMBER co
skrRtrfcr aAtr
srrs. rrstiaastns ~. Heunf. '.faarn
house hafa ri'y rstsr ns~ hish~sS
ss1, psst fnaf sata sfass Price
> ~ .sJs. - sSgy y,;:,g,,-sso~~
i1-Lots for Sale
ron sAt.E
f@si tosi1s ~i'h fruW trees shf berry
hushr. rtfY natsf anf tinrf. on rtsas
~ street visw - lake ant mountains
see use deru. 90 meHth
Aretnsr f7T ttf&. 80 in~u. g. month
fhars nssrHu 1875 of ut' star
rHotcE torH rtiEkr
slightly cleared tote University viss
AffHi1n WI ell 90 hsfsatn price
sinsiF or at Together On sssy fsf1Bs
y ~ pay you 80 invsstiHats rhens
ksnwnoi itif
akrniFfcr ists
tisffs. ~fth t.rnnfn r-ofsfn hunrais-
chicken hruss hsrn ? ttoek- - hank
sgS.s - :, ~. ILL., n,ss
4S-Farm Lands for Sale
WE fGrN T.ISps ~ whsHiS0roS
Irrigated snd Non .trTiras.f
Aions me NEW LINZ 20 tree book
tsfs wfits immigration Hufsaa c. ~
>o~~o~~SJo--slssSS- ,' y -
46-Homesteads
CHEAT. aoop LouGrn sopF LANDS
Aisne ~. Irwaukes
small anf lafE- Tracts sasr terms Write
or esii Tor free books ard Information
ifnuisrsu7n Uufssn C. " 81 y
:. ~. y -. - !. = :. = = - ~. y
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to-Legal Notices


NOTICE OF FTprKHoLnypE
MEETING
The snnusi nesting - ths siarkhaifsrs
- the triou savings sod TRUST Com.
panr - Seattle a corporation Ill ,.
hold al tbs office % the ornpnaY IN
reffhu-sf corner Hsrorf ave ard
cherry e. Seattle kins county wash.
instan. on Wednesday th- iath day -
Jsnusry. istf 81 ths hour - 7'~ia~k
IN ths afternoon. fof the puFpass %
sis~tinr directors % %. company srd
f0F transaction - snY othsr husinea.
That may properly 10 brought before
ths meeting
y - goLSEn Cashier
Seattle washfnEton u~rsfnhsr r. 1918
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sss,u. ws.hlns,ou. p-..rns.r r. 1915.
NOTICE or
EroCNHOtuEHg MEETfSp


sroCKHOLpERE MEETtSu
To the stockholders % Seattle Alaska
Copper Company
The annual meeting - The stnekhaffsrs
~ Ne Seattle Alaska Copper Company
Eiii BE- held in room go Nsv York
Mock. IN the city - Seattle King
County Wash. TUESDAY thr nth taY
- January 1915 a., zoe o'clock m
fnr the purpose ~ eieettnE trustees
ana for the transaction ~ such other
business as may properly come before
tho meeting
The ny-i.ass - tho Company have been
changed - that no personal notice t.
rrquiref for the annual meeting Watch
i 20 h~ held each year an tho second
Tursfav IN January ~ 90 m
SEATTLE Alaska COPPER COMPANY
~ LEo%A SHARKS Sa~r~fnry
y~-~4-s~s~.~.~-eso@~4~s~s~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-28
\ LITTLE FARM
OK LAKE MAsIIINsTON

A. Kirkland. fins. vsii built. large
house. electric lights telephone.
beautiful fountain Of running
spring water IN front yard nice
lawn. fruif trees IN run bearing.
acres ell cleared and IN culti-
Walton richest kind rf black bot
tom soil fronting on main county
road only 10 minutes WaIk 90
ferry dock one block 10 e. =
depot place has lust become
vacant. and iu order "a get
some ore ON tho place At once.
viii accept terms ~ 1850 cash.
balance us monthly TAKE Mad.
is0n car and county ferry a.
Madison park direct 10 the kin
land office ~ Burke = Farrar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-28

si~AYs been a mystery. ~hst vocation
Yau are adapted for sfe Why not sss
the hrstf Test readings tree satisfae.
unn guaranteed eos Pine. near West
iass Narksf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-28

cuEAP. aoou. Lop0rn orr LANDS
AisnG ~. ItiwAuk<s
e-nan ard iarE- tracts sasr terms write
or eaii Tor free books ard Information
ifnuisraii7n Uufsan. c. a 81 y
~ Second ard Chsrry - seattle WI
N~s~s~~-~~~~~e~~~~~N~~@ -~e~>~N~~~-~-~4~s~s~J~~O
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-28

Pocket Knives
Stlletto Ocoiden,. Olympic and Case &
Sons stag and pearl handled Knives go
at about one-half regular prices. and
every one Internationally guaranteed.
500 lngersoll Watches. ..........75c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-28
Acreage for Sale
MAXI 4 NV WARS Hrsoi,n

Resolve 90 asn your o~n home ~ this
time neat fesf usreuts independent
IS cash siii pct feu N Possession =
y acres IN sis~ % seattle eth fine
community beach deep. rich snil
easily cleared
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Acreage for Sale

R&12 70 ~
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4RrufFfcr tiffs
45-Farm Lands FOR Sale

ttHE FArM LsSpa ~ waaHfS0roS
Irrigated anf Non .frrirai.f
Along ,h- NEW LINZ 20 tree hook.
let. -fits immigration Hursaa c. n
q, ~ Seattle wssh
~~--4~~~~-~-N-~-~~s~e~- ~~~s~s~~~-~-~s~~~~
New-York tribune., 1915-03-21

Vircinius ]. Mayo's amours were
traced yesterday even further back in
his spectacular career than previous
reports indicated. Olean, y. Y, fur
nished information of his attachment
for a prominent young woman of Bel
mont, and increased the total to seven.
At that time Mayo was employed by
Clark Brothers, in Olean. His relations
with the Belmont woman aroused the
firms suspicious. They examined his
books, and he disappeared.
1t is said that during Mayo's absence
in the South on a business trip the
girl was missing in Belmont. The cou-
pie returned at the same time. When
confronted with the charge that she
had been in Mayo's company the young
woman declared that they were mar
ried. Later she amended her state
ment to promise of marriage.
When his employers examined Mayo's
books his alleged promise departed
with him. He was traced to Erie, Penn,
where he effected settlement with the
firm.
Mayo next appeared in Binghamton,
where Miss Florence Weeks insists he
married her. His first wife, he admits,
had recently died. leaving one daughter.
Miss Weeks, now known in Scranton,
Penn, as the widow of Virginius j.
Mayo, became the mother of three girls.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-21
SUFFRAGE LEADERS BIG STATE REFORMS
TO GATHER HERE URGED IN BROOKLYN
Young Republican Club Makes
Farreaching Proposals in
Draft Constitution.

Farreaching reorganization OF the
court scheme, including the appoint
ment of all Judges with the consent of
the Senate. the short ballot, local op-
ton in this city on the liquor ques-
ton, home rule and a four-year term
for the Governor and Senators and d
two-year term for Assembly: en-, are
some of the provisions suggested by
the Brooklyn Young Republican Club
in a proposed draft constitution for
the state. ..
II will be presented to the constitu-
tional convention by a special com,
mittee of seventeen, OF winch Ed"aru
II. Wilson is chairman
Increase of the Governor salary
from $4,000 to $4,000, of a Senator S
salary to $4,000 and an Assemblyman'
salary TO $500 is proposed. Speaking
of the increase of the Governors term
to four years the report says:
Two years is too short time Tor
an executive TO work out constructive
nolicv and see it brought to fruition.
Particularly is this true with regard
to a financial policy, which has as
sumcd constantly increasing lmpor-
tancc. As it is now the constant en-
deavor Of one administration to push
forward upon succeeding administra-
tion liabilities which it should meet
itself, and the short term encourages
the practice
On the appointment of all the judges
by the Governor the report recon-
mcnds the appointment Of judges Of
the Court Of Appeals and the Supreme
Court for life and of all others for ten
year terms.
The court scheme suggested would
throw the work of the Surrogates and
the Court Of Claims into the Supreme
Court, and the county courts, the City
Court and the Court of General Ses-
sions in this city into a new statewide
court. to be called the Superior Court,
the Judges of which should so on cir
cult within eight judicial districts.
The plan would take all the inferior
courts below the County Court and put
them in a statewide municipal court.
having judges appointed in cities OF
over 10000 inhabitants and masters or
oficial referees in smaller districts.
Such n court would try civil cases up
10 $500 and prosecutions for misde-
meanor.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-21
Whole Country To Be Repre-
sented at Meeting in Mrs. o.
H. p. Belmont'S House.

Washington, March 2O-Sufrage
leaders from all parts Of the country
will gather in New York on March 81
for the meeting of the advisory council
of the Congressional Union for oman
Suffrage at Mrs. o. II. ?. Belmont's s
residence in Madison Avenue.
The meeting will open with a lunch
con, at which Mrs. Helen Hoy Greely,
of New York; Mrs. Frank Cothrea, of
Brooklyn, and Mrs. Inez Milholland
Boissevain will deliver addresses.
Among the speakers at the business
sessions of the council Will be Mrs.
Florence Kelley, secretary Of the Ma
tional Consumers League; Mrs. Will
lam Colt, former ice-president OF the
New York Woman Suffrage Associa-
ton, and Mrs. Annie Porritt, of Hart
ford, Conn.
The council will discuss at length
the legislative situation with respect to
the suffrage amendment and general
questions in connection with the SUI
fragc propaganda.
The New York members of the coun-
ell are Mrs. Harriet Stanton Blstch,
president of the New York Woman 5
Political Union; Mrs. Inez Milholland
Boissevain, Mrs. Jonn Winters Bran
nan. Mrs. Edward y. Breitung, Mrs
William l.. Colt, Mrs. Frank Cothren
Mrs. John Dewey. Miss Lavinia Dock
Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Gilman, Mrs. r
r Hazard, Mrs. Frederick {. Howe
Mrs. Florence Kelley, Miss Julia Mar
lowe. Mrs. William Prendergast. Mrs
John Rogers, Professor Lucy NJ. Sal
mon and Mrs. Jessie Hardy Stubs.