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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-26

ELSEW HERE

Swat for plnehosi Senator kath.
ryn Clark's first vote in the Oregon
Legislature was TO abolish the state
conservation commission.
a girl who said her name was
Miss T. II. Zippmann and who was
recorded on the police blotter as
Mrs. McDerinott shot Alderman
Frank McDermott OF Chicago in the
leg at the door OF the Chicago
council chamber Monday.
Steamer Dscia. loaded with cot.
ton for Rotterdam. now is waiting
for mail. her agents report
Admiral knight az banquet says
navy organization is prepared for
every contingency except war.
Hey, Aquinsioo. did you hear
about the Jones bili7 II promises
complete Independence 10 the PHI.
ippines when. I'm the judgment OF
the United States. the people OF
the islands shall be fitted there
for"
Uncle Sam to supervise elections
In Haiti.
Frank A. Vanderbilt. N. ". banker,
leaves San Francisco for Seattle.
The Oregon labor federation con-
sidering eight.hour bill.
The Willamette river frozen clear
across at its mouth. middle Column
bia filled with ice and basin OF Cas-
cade locks Is closed.
Shades OF Russell ssael Fidelity
TruEt Co. Of Newark. n. j.. declares
$50 per cent dividend and votes EN-
ployes salary bonus OF 10 per cent
Yakima fruit growers repsrt
sales OF 1880 cars with gross re-
turns OF $4,000 as against 1858
las, season with returns OF $500. 900.
S. A. Ryerson. who saw kear.
sarge sink Alabama and saw Ger
mans capture Kiel. dies at Dayton,
age 81.
J. r. Matthews pleads guilty az
rockingham TO stealing 100 sheep
from Lummi Indians.
Cincinnati Judge tells Duchess OF
Manchester she cannot serve as ex-
ecutrix OF fathers estate because
she has forfeited American citizen
ship.
Michigan legislature considers
anti.alien land bill.
Supreme court sets aside SEN
fences OF y. Y. newspaper men
fined because they refused 20 d.
yulRe sources Of news stories.
The plant OF the Crescent maea-
roni and Cracker Co. at Davenport.
la. was burned with a loss of
$3.50. 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-26
VITAL STATISTICS

Terry p. Exr.rt. Seattle. and Myrtle
Stuart Thompkius. Seattle.
Arthur w BARLEY. Deer Lodge Mont.
and Jennie ciaride. Deer Lodge. Mont
owen Bates. Colorado SPRING. Colo.
and Alice r. Cassidy. Dunesness
Conrad n Uhrich, Seattle and Mrs..
E6ith Barton. Seattle.
G W. Nelson. Seattle. ana NJ c. D~ah-
Seattle.
H.nry Arthur White. Portland Or. and
odea May Jones. Portland. Or.
william Harold MoAuaiiy. -. Seattle
and Martha Elsie Iadd- II, seA;fiA
Births
Mr~ and Mr.. r. II workA tfss esth
sx. =. son. January 10.
Mr. and Mr.. Joseph Pssr4eh. ss:s
Mrs and Mr.. Johei Oyama. ssTH Main
r; son. January -
Mrs and Mr. r l. Lines. sios teth
ave g. daughter. January -.
Mrs. and Mr.. Michael krsniek- zee
stth ave. son. January ..
MrN and NJ. samuel La~rts. 1879
Jackson 81 SOC. January a
Mrs. aud Mr.. Lawrence WOOD 1871
Third ave w. daughter. November 70.
Mrs aud Mr. w. q. Funck. sTeT X.
Highland drive. DAUGHTER. Decenber g
Mrs. and Mr. n. ogden. stes Emmons
pise.. dAuEh,sr. Deeemeer ~
Mrs and Mr. A Y Ewing. Farmer.
son December -.
Deaths
WIN. J. Sawyer. "a. TTts iTtn ava n.
e January II.
Thomas welioek. al. Gil .sth ave. n.
January a.
John II Woods. 80. iis seth ava ".
January -.
John J starx. - II, Bie~e,, 's.
January 80
Harriet A. Barlow. -. les, seth ave-.
Anuary Il.
L.nora l.. James, Al. Minor Private
hospital. January -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-26
SHORT NEWS
HERE
Ralnioy Valley oroheatra oonoer

Rainloy Valley orchestra concert
Mt Columbia church Friday night
Servlsns will hold benefit ball In
Washington hall Wednesday night
Secretary Yandell Of Chamber Of
Commerce leaves for San Francisco
to attend n meeting OF Association
OF Chambers OF Commerce.
Many legislators respond 20 inVl-
tation TO attend Lincoln day ban.
quet here.
Elk being removed from Wood.
land park roo for shipment East
Kills self by charging corral fence
Return Of Mrs. Z. =. Abbott, 6o47
3Sth s. w. % home after o minutes
absence frlghtens burglar away.
". a. Armstrong. 10, dice in Jail
after drinking grain alcohol.
coroneTs Jury eNonerates Capt
Soaring and officer HoWaldt, who
killed Howard Jones. boy robber.
Public welfare league Of Municipal
league opposes repeal OF mothers
pension
George James and Andy Ander.
son. visiting here. announce candi
dacy for seat In Alaska senate left
vacant by death Of Elwood Bruner
OF Nome.
New engineering class being
formed at Y. NJ. G. A.
Paper plant at Eastiakc and Caller.
burned out year ago. will reopen
giving employment 10 nearly 30
men.
o. ". Ronstad hit by auto driven
by G. Anderson. 1929 SunDysiie
ave. nj Wallingford and Stone ayes.
Publicity and Industrial bureau
Of Chamber OF Commerce reorgan.
ICES.
N. Nssrolla responds 70 knock at
door in Oshlm hotel. 5lgiz King 81,
and IL confronted by robber.
Geo. stlilitoe. %. and wife, %.
arrested on complaint OF l.. w.
Su,er. jeweler. that Shillitoe sub.
stltuted phoney diamond for $500
ring
Commercial Club hears Aoeila
Parker and others on unemployed
problem.
over 1000 voters registered Mon
day. breaking record for year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-26
WOULD MAKE
new STATE OF
WASHINGTON

OLYMPIA. Jan. Ga new state,
with Spokane as capital and Lin
coin as IT, name, IL proposed In a
memorial recommended f1r passage
this afternoon by the memorial
committee OF the senate.
The measure waB introduced BY
Sen. Hutchinson OF Spokane. ~
provides for taking five northern
counties Of Idaho and II Eastern
Washington counties -- embracing
practically everything east OF the
Consolidation the new common
wealth.
II adopted. the measure will be
sent on 10 the Idaho legislature, and
n fayorably acted on there, 10 con
greRB.
The memorial IS said 10 be the
final effort OF che liquor interests
to make Washington wet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-26
LEGAL NOTICES

CHAkIB OF VEhaBtH NAME
Notice IL hereby sivsu that. under Chap
ter ioT Laws Of 1874. ana Article .
Customs Regulations OF 1908, ana In
pursuauos ~ authority granted BY the
Commissioner Of Navigation. on tho ap-
piicatian Of G. D. Iiiliman. owner. the
name Of the Steam screw VENUE"
burden its gross tons. official number
20sots. has been changed Co CHI
NOOK" r. &, HARPER.
Collector ~ Customs
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
United states. fUr the Western District
Of washington. Northern Division.
No coos
N HANKHUPTCr
IN the Matter ~ Walter E. Jones
10 the creditors Of tho above named
bankrupt ana 20 all other persons In
Interest
Thbs notice that the bankrupt shove
named has petiti0nsd this cnutt for %
full discharge from all debts pfovabis
against his estate under tho Acts ~
Congress relating to bankruptcy. aud
that a hearing bo had upon said petit
ton. before natd District Court. At tho
Court Room 81 said court. IN the city
- Seattle. in aaid District. .on the sth
day Of March. 1915 81 10 o'clock ia
tho forenoon. 80 which Inns ana place
you and each - you may appear ana
prayer - tho said petitioner should not
be granted
Dated at Seattle this ga day Of Jan
uary 1915
CssaD FRANK l.. CROSBY,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-26

psAn sis II bars laundry soap. Sc.
E,ai. fos and rec. lee cans pork and
beans. use stalls iet-ift. : pkrs maca-
serf or .paehatti ikr. stall ai2. large
cans raiik ass: extra good brnoma 1tc
each stall 500 lhs navy beans fte'
ihs gloss starch. ste. Stall -. lbs
fresh roasted peanuts. ;te. stan tif.
home made apple butter. lbs tAei fsilied
nl,a' feet zoe 10 Stalls iti-.sA. cream
mitss candy. sEc 10 Stall tsi. Slayer
raks. zoe. French rolls. Ice dos Stall
80. fuu cream cheese. zoe 10. stall -.
fancy ana pickles. J ceE fbc. stalls
fi-is. pct roast i.No ~; sirloin steak.
ise u Stall q. pork roast. isc ID spare
ribs ifxo ~ stall III, dry salt pork
Tic IL smsu Eastern hams. isc ID. stall
"a. sweet navel oranges = dos ssc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-26
SIERKS' STORY TRUE

SALEM. Or, Jan. 26.-Gov.
Withycombo today received evi-
dence that John Bender murder
convict, was not guilty of Staying
Mrs. Daisy Wehrman. Hair found
In the hands OF the dead woman
was said to have the same charac.
teristics as that OF John Sierks. in
sane hospital inmate. who confessed
to the crime, and later repudiated
his story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-26
CLOAK AND SUIT SALE :.
ATTRACTS IMMENSE CROWD
:,
John Panton Store Scene of Big Crush

markable bargains which were on
sale.
For Wednesdays selling, how.
ever. many of the best buys will
still be found, and the management
expects another rush second only to
that OF Saturday. Full details of
the articles that will be on sale may
be found by turning to the large
display ad OF the John Panton. store
which appears on page In todays
Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-26
VANDERBILT COMING

r. a. Vanderbilt. president OF the
National City bank Of New York,
Will arrive in Seattle Wednesday.
and IN the evening will be banquet
cd by the trustees OF the Chamber
OF Commerce and the Clearing
House association. The dinner will
be held az the Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-26

The sale OF tho stock OF the
Ladies' Sample Suit shop. which
started at the John Panton store on
Saturday morning. attracted one Of
the largest crowds that has attend
ed a bargain sale in Seattle in many
day. All day long the cloak and
suit department was simply crowd
ed and jammed with people who
we're rapidly swapping up the re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-26
SAINT AHy

stall y isc can tomatoes Ice fancy
X Y. canned peas fsr. see olive 81. zoc
fresh ranch ssEs DOR. Tse3 peanut but
tor ord uaiucemNat. : ihs ztc stall ,.
salt pork tic 10 pig kidneys Te -
pork steaks isc ~. pork or veal roast
i've ih lard compound. lie u. stall
Is. EXTRA .ss~i oranges. iAe doS heneT
ice rorah. grapefruit. for sse. soft shell
almonds and wainuts. lbs she. stall
asa psEs cluster rsi.sn. sSr. grape
iaics zee PIT e,Aiis ss-st ~ lbs sugar.
tise, risuf. o. 70 .acE. delivered; Sc
hsrs .csr. sto. with 10. eoffss. large
cans rIik. sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-26
JUST IS YEARS OLD, YET SEATTLE
BOY DIES OF ALCOHOLIC POISONING

the influence of liquor. the boy
gave no indication OF any serious
condition. He was taken to jail to
sober up. About 10 o'clock Jailer
II. L. Litsey was notified by one OF
the other inmates OF the cell that
the boy had fallen into faint. He
was quickly removed TO the city
hospital. where DIR. Erickson gave
him attention.
But II was too late.
At is. II. A. Armstrong died a
victim 70 alcoholic poisoning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-26
PUBLIC MARKETS


stalls 60 ., shoulder pork roast, iEb
n steer sirioin steak. fsc NJ; mutton
chops. iahr o. Fial 81. herring. ihs
zoe. black cod. ibs. ztc. CLANS. $50 PEI
raN stalls le-if. Yakima potatoes. ~
ne ffe stall a.. Toe iaatss bread, itc.
Helms sausfhFaut. DC H. stall 10. Fior'
idA grapefruit. te each. italian ehssihuts
zoe b. stall 30. MaEu~i white sosp. J
bars ssr. tomatoes. peas and corn. cans
stc. stall a. large cans VIA Rose
milk. aGe. plymouth storage sEEs. &c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-26

prHiic NOTICE
Sotirs 10 hereby Fivsn that my wife
osnssi.Vs Tarrsn Thayer. ga. on Jan
uary IS 1915. without my knowiadEs
consent ana without cause. leave my
home at No. tAit LA'ona ave. ia ths
CITY ~ Seattle Washington. tnkinF
with hsf our baby and certain furaiiurs
musical Instruments etc. belonging "a
her. and notice 10 hereby sivsn that !
viii not 10 responsible fur any debts
~ obligations contracted BY her from
IN. date
Seattle Washington. January -. 1915
WALTER ~ THAYER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-26

On the ground that the defendant
was insane. Judge White of Ukiah,
Cal, ordered the acduittal of Frank
Peoples, charged with killing Albert
Goetz. patient nj the Mendocino
State hospital In 1898.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-26

Farsusrs' sections. Yakima peiAioe-
zee rack aud ~. lettuce. heads Sc
green onions punches &C. carrots and
hsots, ! punches tes sproBts. ihs. ste
Nist a. sssei oranges. Ice feE grape
fruit. Ter $50 NtAii a.. bananas. 10
dor lemons. tte aoa grapefruit. fof
eco stall a. condensed milk. Fans 1sc
raneh ssEs. Sc dos creamery butter. fee
10 cream cheese. zee n. Ssaii "a. peas
and corn. : cans $50. honey. ice comb
stall a. creamery butter. zoe ID. full
cream cheese. 100 ~ stall ~ fresh
herring. liza Toe. salmon rout. 10,
80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-26

stau iis. Ibs onioas. 1906 sweet OF
anse.. ice DOS cooking fiEs lee 10
stall >. hsifnut. lee ID. herring. lbs
gtcf blue perch. tts ite. carp. lbs
iac. stall ~. nrus.si srrouta lbs lie
wtn~.Av apple, % doE. Tto hos. ssiir'
sr~f stalls 1916. . Tia beans. sae. Tbs
prsn.. 9tc giufus. lee can, 10 esrs iann'
arr spsp. &c. Eisssss blackberry t.ur
fs1 stall Is. brussels sprouts. its lie
cottage cheese, itr 10. psanu, butter.
los ssc stalls :. :. 8. :. leaf lard. lie
ia Eastern bacon. zoe ~. ihs. ground
bone. $50; Eastern bacon. zoe ID: po'
roast 90 80 tsAc ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-26
InnAL LIf.ri.r nANcm

IDEAL LITTLE RANCH
10 acres. faces on Highway lies fine
iovsii half cleared. balance pasture
fenced and oroaH. fenced good a.roon
house, large barn. iot u chicken houses
fine young ofChafd. all varieties 81 her
rios win place goes horse, COWS.
heifefs. Q pigs. 90 chickens. buErY.
tools ana cream separator fof the pfirs
Of $500. $500 CASH good terms on
balance
HERMAN sCiiRoEDER
~, Liberty uidE Thlfd and Union.
20 ACRES ron 1900
as CASH. 80 MONTHLY
Rich. level land ciaa. 90 good markets.
well settled district.
rudEr SOUND PAINS CO. sos srd Ave.
JUST THINK 90 II
10 ACRES ron itto
10 acres. just or rarifie highway 9
acres. All IA grass. balances in timber
sood bottom land good black soil. lies
ieyel. can srow anything you wish 20
plant, good spring on Hand. Just tho
place for hogs chickens and q couple
Of cngs Gloss 90 good town. plenty ~
work Price ttko. 80 cash. 90 month
q. a riaufss ilis American Hank MA.
OrHS THIS EvENfNu TO TALK TO
you ABOUT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-26

stalls Tf-st frssh pas,~uftrsd milk. e
az. 81 pt stall ~. lbs suEaf csc
stall e.. ats fresh eisms Be-. cider virs-
sAr. zee Eal stall 1873. pure LEG jams
and msffnalaf~s &C. stains ti.1t. cat
meal flour. ! pkg. ifr Stall 81. home
made dauEhuats ite dpH pies. &c and
zee each stall 1871. Found steak tie u .
veal chops tse 10 stall a. p0fk roast.
80 ~. stall a. Finnsn haddi~. ite 10.
salmon. zGr each Et4ll 20. cooking ag-
pies tee 40. delivered. stalls ] ard :.
t-stAios. Tte est delivered ofsnEos :
dos zee stall 1891. JsfssY batter. Us
eta4 auch sgxs : anE Tsc. stall %.
sopa bsttef lbs ttc. eHEs. dos lie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-26
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
Alphabetically Arranged for the Cen
vsnienee ~ our nusy Rsadesv
The Star Want AID Rates

Effective JANUARY 1, 1918
rrr..I~at--cash Advertising
Cash IA advance any claHsittea-
tion,
one cent a word per insertion,
SIX times for tho price % five,
goupon honks--cn~ hundred lines
ITO he used as desired $500 oaAh
r. advance, -.
Help and situation ads texeep,
sgenciesA. ene-half cash want a."
rate
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-26

s-cros.- panel doors rs sizes ......-. me
same for painting % sizes oulJ1 o.. %
cotfaKs front doors .s......-... fts up
1-piy veneer interior doors ...... zee up
New Craftsman Interior door, Co.. 50 ap
New Craftsman front doors ...... It's up
Cottage front windows .......... aso up
Light TREASON ................ IS up
BunraioN easement sash ........ Sc up
Hot bed sash (riax.d.l s-0Es-a Vim
t-ors-9 sss..-ss--.s Gee tt-ss f+ss VIZ
cornpisfs inside window trim ....... Sc
cornplets inside door trim .......... 80
GLASS. PAINTS BUILDING PAPER
AND HARDWARE. oNE-THfRD LESS
ASK FOR CATALOGUE NO II
o y WILLIAMS co
1919 FIRST Ave. Main 1917
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ornS THIS EvENtNa TO TALK TO
you ABOUT
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81 sts-Nrw t-rosfa rosiars TOO, 10
81 eft--NsN t-fcom hssss.. st-fi corner.
hasins baths tsssn.at. sirspise.s
ift sr. a. at Ncc1siisa ST. neArna
hiil; 10 uirafss from t~poisi sssT
term. rOrHwrtL a CMOCKET-r
Lsary nifs ~ain zee
sEtsff-r 30 Noffh Country hesnss,ssds
beaver marsh % iosfns sprns Fpai house
iaoations ssf ono to~nsiis Great
chance faF FtTht mar. sena stamp ror
particular. 20 A. v. Hartny. Lyman.
wash
WHAT HAVE you TO TRADE
FOR
csc share. m sAs Trnina fAttls Rock OF
CO.. tnN.stsGaf~ thts company. be
sanvturef ii's tho safest and t~.f IN.
s-stment VIII trade for anything I
is, rouRTH Az.
- HOMESTEADS
LAND aAcfiFIcE
~, srr.. o, land .piiasi. ~ hog alfalfa
ana cattle Farrh; partly fenced partly
cleared A splendid small lake s0aAisf
Ftsht On the land see fruit Tree. II
the best commercial varieties e.
horssrowrf sasoiins snEin. Witch cesf
ttesi 50 fs~Ehorn uhieksn. Land. TN
rrovsmsnts trees. eaEfne ard al for
fi.es ~ cold this wssk INT. sacrifice
IL made N sreouui % owners ii-hsaiih
anf absolute lack % neans A srsp n
there ever vas one Costs purch asrr
nothinG 60 lard. but DON, reply
unis-s You hsv- si.Feo cash - invest
IN this proposition. which wiii stand
rtrih Investigation. Fas fun particulars
address = .. rps ifs. Seattle inter.
ss'si parties answer Immediately
tDAHO-Da ron want a a9e-arre home
stead IN Southern Idaho. close 20 rail-
road and good town. where you can
raise al kinds ~ crnrsr This lard hes
fust bS~u thrown open for homestead
ing Come ard make arfan ssucnts 60
40 with us tho rhfh - January
IDAHO HOMESTEAD co.
1st Orrhsun Bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-26

YOUNG wtpownH. With child .. would
like tho Acquaintance Of Good working
Kirli metrimony. nuE ~ star.
ualtinUr. i've Wurks-Euit. cleaned nj
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SSSS~S~ <.-sS g. ~ rIsSs Y 81.
q MISCELLANEOUS
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-12-03
ADJUSTMENTS
I ADJUSTMENTS i
CROSS SECTION
Of REAL LIFE

The scene of Passing of the Third
Floor Back" the play in which Sir
Johnston Forbes Robertson viii be
seen during his farewell engagement
at the Elks theater commencing to-
night, p m. sharp; is laid in a
lodging house in Bloomsbury Square,
London The people of the play are
described by the author as cheat,
slattern, a painted lady. q shrew,
bully, a snob, a hussy, a satyr,
coward, a rogue and a cad. The
cheat is the landlady who robs her
dodgers and the slattern is the sIavey
who cannot understand life and is
about to lose her self-respect The
shrew and the bully are man and
wife who have grown old pickering
and quarrelling with each other. The
snob was the wife of n retired potato
salesman, long since dead, but before
his death elevated to the rank of a
baronet. The hussy, a young girl.
is about to marry the satyr. He is
wealthy and will give her the luxu-
res her lover. the coward cannot
buy, because he is an artist and poor.
In the rogue is seen the Jew who
endeavors to trick his acknowledges
into buying a worthless silver mine
and the cad is his partner.
Self interest reigns. Everyone is
trying to do" everyone else. Into
this crowd OF gossiping, narrow people
comes the Passerby- His influence
on his fellow dodgers forms the
theme OF the play. He is gentle,
sympathetic and kindly. He sees the
good that is in each and seeks to
bring it OUT. The better side of life
is shown to each person, and gradu-
ally they are made to realize what
and wherein lies the beauty of living.
There is no plot as plots are gen
orally understood, but there are sew
| eral sub-plots which tel of the lives
and struggles of the various individU-
ais in the play. Jerome has handled
his theme delicately and deity and
the very clever and acute character
iZatior is in his best style.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-12-03
THROUGH TROUBLED
WATERS" At EMPRESS

The feature attraction at the En-
press for today and tomorrow is a
three part Broadway star, featuring
Alfred Nosburgh, Anne Schaffer and
Myrtle Gonzales, entitled Through
Troubled Waters" showing how a
couple who We're married. but had TO
he cast on u desert island where they
bore many hardships before they
found the true meaning of love which
endured through life. after their res
cue and return to civilization. For
the benefit of the children whom it is
the aim to please, one of their fav-
orites will be shown, Dreamy bud
and the Old Swimming Hole" and
an Essanay comedy All Stuck Up"
The regular Hearst Selig Weekly
viii he shown.
Sunday and Monday the great V.
L. :. E. Blue Ribbon feature. The
Chalice Of Courage" will be the at
| traction.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-12-03

from the enemy have been repaired
and are being used against the
enemy
"Dardanelles front: An enemy
cruiser which started firing on the
Turkish left wing was forced by the
fire Of Turkish torpedo boats to
withdraw. An enemy cruiser of the
Agamemuon stype >leIled the hospI-
tai AZ Killid Palr and killed four
and wounded twenty soldiers
IS III. sack best family flour, $155.
MCKEE S.-Adv. k
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-12-03
OBLIGATORY SERVICE

UEDTCN ORY SERVILE-A new
set of handsome chairs. which CON
siderably conserves the seating space,
has been installed in the c. NJ. f.
church at Seventh and jefferson
streets and this evening service.
something in the nature of dedi-
cation of the new fixtures. will be
held All OF the members and their
friends are invited to be present at
this time
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-12-03
FIGHT TO SAVE MURDERERS
ENDS; THEY HANG, SAYS HUNT

solutely nothing to do with his in
quiry. I only did what any other
chief executive of the state would
have done.
And now we have reached a point
where we feel it advisable to cease all
efforts to compel the authorities OF
the state to refrain from taking the
lives of a few miserable wretches. all
of whom are far from being normal
human beings, and The execution viii
be carried out on Friday as per the
program.
Taking a human life IS most re-
pulsive to the finer senses of all who
have ever given the matter any
| thought. and some day the state is
going to wake up to the fact that
capital punishment is all wrong, but
the time is evidently far off,
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-12-03
Double Show at Amuzu

At the Amuzu today they are
screening a double bill for the one
price. The big animal picture.
Meath the Lions Paw" in three
reels, Il one reel comedy and big
two reel special Joker comedy with
Max Asher and his merry company
Will constitute the offering Meath
the Lions Paw" is picture with
few equals among animal stories
woven with romance and adventure.
1t shows a woman thrown into a
liont den to be rescued when the
man-eaters are about to take her
life. Six reels VIII he the dish
served via the screen.