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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-20

Mo>DA, stall ~ ~ Frsnulntrd
susar. 80 stalls at-TT pss,eufirrd uiik.
g. a.. 81 o. stall g.. assorted ehaen-
lAtes zee ihs apple butter 2 lhs. ike
stall - fresh roasted $40 coffee. isn ib.
stall 1875. 2 bars soap g. toilet paper. 3
far Be- stalls 1i-z7 prun~s. les ~ apri-
cots ihs esr. stan e. pot roast. Ice
Go i1ar ih round staak lie TO- stale
$50 milk rhessr. fer H. stall 1874.
duck eEEs. $50 dos creamery butter. aec
% stall o. fresh CLANS ais g..
sruilber sIneit. Be- ih. G y smsif jos
9tc stan - fresh erga see dor fun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-20

TODAY Stall a. 2bc bacorf eoc %
isc hams, Use isc pot roast. icfs r no..
veal ~ pork foatf or steaks. isc lh. stalls
ef-as. sugar. tfps cat. delivered or ~
ihs 81 90. eifh ! %. purchase % bulk
cuffae or tee 80. 30 sacks choice patent
flour ioc. Ice rolls toilet paper esc A.
Leslis's be pancake flour zoe fresh
evFs sec dos 2sc preserved fiFs eec 70.
Washington butter see NJ. staii iSia. g
dor home made cookies ifc; ioaVes hot
bread. ise stall 1917. Sunkist oranges.
toe 20 sec dos or $3.50 box stan 10.
lnnal rannh egg. dor 40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-20

MONDAY stall sos cream brick
cheese 1se ~ getaway cheese CSC 10
Frontage do nric. zoe hox stall eoT. uev
potatoes Toe 70 rhuhafh tbs isc.
sweet potatoes 8 tbs $50 stall 1te. green
peat. lbs Tbc Brussels sprouts. tec rs /;
green asparagus, gbc 10 stall SIS cot
tnFs cheese. Zee To-. home baked beans.
ftc 1T home made mnvonnaise esc 81
stall rs, boiled ham. gAc 40 peanut but
tor. he. 2tc. picked pigs feet - G
49, stall eS creamery butter, see 10. /.
fresh ranch eFRs. asc dor large bottle
catsup i0c stall 10 English wainuts
lac M. fancy lemons. isc doc sweet or
anges doa. csc Stall ~. g-iaycr cakes.
zoe. fruit bars. Ice dos coffee cakes csc
dog
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-20
Man CARVED UP
IN knife BOUT

4 quarrel that began in Oscar
Collins saloon. Sixth ave. and King
ST. Saturday morning, eliminated
outside when man named St
Clair slashed Sam Matthews, go
2lst ave. s.. with knife. The
knife cut through Matthews hat
and slashed his left ear for about
an inch.
officer Muller brought Matthews
to the city hospital. St Clair es-
capped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-20
HAMILTON HiGpAY TO TALK

Hamilton Hagday, secretary az
the port commission. will address
the Madrona Heights Improvement
club Monday, Mt p. m. at the Pres.
byterian church. send ave. and F.
Marion His subject will be, "Har-
Dor Improvement and Its Advant-
ages"
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ACREAGE
FARM LAND BARGAINS

We have several choice buys an
tefF easY terms arfss 81
4uarifa Zoe use. 80 cash. tfg
npnthif arrss Just OF ths
paved road aud einsf - fern
furk. stir house SELL str. Tor
o. zoe terms 30 saii aFfss
rsaf Hsdmnud effh Ef@sf rfe-s
90 place faf $3.50. so dasa. Gfs
rsr famnfh 90 srres witNtH
driving distance - Nirtiard ~
tfaa tsrrns tsa rash so month,
~ fr~s atstfart sad Hsffsnff
derd pifh ~afh p'ars Come over
Anh $50 ihess places IN ntr anfn
Tssa Msdfsnn rsr and hlfEtaaa
tsrfsfdifeet 60 eur ofrfs On kirk
isuf. nEfks A Fafraf. oensfs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-20
BOY LOCHINVAR DEFIES DAD AND RUNS
AWAY WITH SCHOOLGIRL sweetheart
CITY with his sehoolmste, Mar

City with his sehooimste, Mar
asret Andrews, aged ~.
The two had. been planning ~
get married since their mud PIC
making days. but papa Jones and
'papa" Andrews insisted that both
"a Of legal age before setting sall
IN the good ship MstHmony.
The Law vas against them. too
Jut Philip heard about Tennessee.
where marriage laws are lax IN re-
GARD 20 age 50 piih bank roll
II 500 they oioped 10 Bristol. Tenn.
They we're hOneymoonlug IN Chi.
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WHY PAY RENT?
HON ESTEADS

100 ACRES ~ as good land ~ lcs out
doors No stumps. mo- sand fine. rich
soil about 10 acres heavy bottom al
falfa land. balance fine Tor fruit OF any
Kind or diversified farming about 26
acres already cleared. piowed. ready for
spring planting Situated very close to
good railroad town; splendid roads, tylr-
phones, etc thiciSly settled community
neighhoring ranches held as hlsh a.
$1,000 per acre. and the soil and con
dlilons are the same Purchaser viii he
nut 90 no expense 20 soc this ranch
Price. n sold a. once. $3.50 cnsis n
Interested call At 1908 Fourth ave.. SEE
attic. and viii ton ali about g.
i60 ACRES 81 wheat or alfalfa land Id.
Gated two miles from good town The
adjoining land Is Va alfalfa. which VIII
show what the soil win raise owner
II forced to soil. $500 win buv rctin.
uuishment on this whole quarter sec.
tien. Man or wonsn can take m this
land under desert act. non. residence
required. For particulars address room
~. 20o3ls First ave, Seattle
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Wte&AN ~ ~
4 saaa uaf 20 start IL 20 hos acre
tract - cATMcAHr LA~ps ray q
little dnsE and iitfte each month
and m fee years rru sig h. the
ABSOLUTE OWNER ~ valuable
Fisrs ~ lard othrrs hass snrrsstiesi
IN nis aaf WIZ not YaBf For ensn-
pisis tnforuaiipn regarding rathrast
lands
WEST a WHEELER
1es cniman nipck MniH ieg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-20
HOMESTEADS

ttee TAKES Is0.Hcfss homestead ~ iim.
her claim. Western Washington. mite
o. D.. station ahd county road 90 cores
good farm land = 000. 900 feet - iiu.
boz on balance Call ato1 haiuisf eve
4 rnW soad hemesteada isft yet near
Ws southeast ~ Bend. oregon. 80.
cate very reasonable WIZ be- iu seattle
uu mY waf back there WrdnssdH u.
March e. 90 metropolitan cafe. IRE.
mont fse me 3 Aonfe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-20
MISCELLANEOUS

~Er on SASH AID DOORS
ny huvin9 direct from she
manufacture ard savtas the
fnladienaa'. profit
We osu ard up~rafs fhs
largest "diFeet-fo- consumer
sa.h ard assor factory IN me
west. and can save rna
from IS. 20 Sex on buiiaing
materials
We make immediate shipment
from IN. largest staxk 10 the
West. ard guarantee the
quality % sur goods
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INVEST MENTs

INVESJM ENTS
nrssJt Investment Co. ios Lumbar "a
-,sSgN@.S~,~~-~-~
~ FARM LANDS
buY LAND nov iissi quality soil. sAo
fare 10 seattle 90 acres 5000 sio
American Bank NOS owners
10 goo AeHEH Shields nitef valley. Mon
f.ua. wheat. osls alfalfa lands 1900
sefss irrisated. go 80 80 burke MA
Nol CANNOT MAKE = MiRTAkE
10 uufinH Good Lend Whefs
CONDITIONS ARR TANpHAntE
Where isrNn Hfra IL being developed
Boa en- idssi inraiiuu aud ahsfs there
ate permanent Industries 90 ala in The
de- elnpmshf
ruHrE i.A<Ea sAOuoNtsIf coG~rY.
wAHit oFFEnH THESE hDVANTAOEa
The lands are we'll grouped around the
tpwu where our mills arr located
There are ia nufo staEss aHd two
tfaius daily good roads schools. store.
church. o. q D.. phone and neiEhtofs
our prices snd terms are feHsonabie
and
you DEAL WITH ~ DIRECT.
write of sss " ~ aeihisiohn. arr.
land pspf 1904 T. e. smith nidF
seattle wash
,o.l II,sss lAEE. ,,,g -
so EXCHANGES
Will rHApE Ford piano for 5000 We.
trHis and records Andren Knhlsr
address c.t1. star Or Beacon tts
Will TRADE snnd Andres kohisf plano
faf good Nictrsia and records Address
c.af star ~ Beacon bts
WANTED gat srnfnsnt Jerks 80 %
month pull unnacersar3 Seattle 81.
sminafinns soon sample questions free
ffanhiin instituis. Dept CSC. npchss.
~~~>-~~~.~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
s.a. ss.. ~
Money on ifSpfof~d rity property. We
make building loan.
CALHOUN DEs%r A EwINo
Alaska building
HEAL ESTATE MoETUAaEa tteb UP
- - 80. fuiiY secured. far sslr ~ Jaa
y Thomas Co inc. iet cherry -
Nal ESTATE LoANB-No nTHEKN
bond a Mortgage Co Central Bldg
between c"iuuihia ana Marion.
VIRTUE
ioHus Money
BEFORE huyinr or building. zee
. c~o W., Z ~ Hs.-es n,eSs
Star Wants Ads find the lost
articles.
~~~~~~~~n@~~ N~N~~~~N-~1.@o.~
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ENEMY FLIES OVER ENGLISH CITY

DOVER England, March pa eigf
miles from Dover today dropping bombs All Of missiles " int
damage
The
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nrs,,

Music
riane- cari Weber. sse tiesry nlas
rACtrtc Music i'ftnuns 20. sous. a.,
ragged eopytishts cessr designs as
orncISSs
JAMES " NpMUNns.-oph -. sr.d.
~olS s,s
PAINTERS AM rArtN uNN0tn-
iss.'s " 49, - ~ = Sc,'s -, -.
PHOTOGRAPHERS
fhats. that please .rs made al
JoHSsoSs
- ,ess,s tass :, rs',s 80 s'c'cs
rnNs,rIN>~ Am sruoro>-
RxcrAL pisWIsEs Only
~ ,-'hur CrrcSau ~ otssa MT.
" ursnt facs. 20. aiaee hids SIN
Srseisi affections men sea wemsn w
Or ksufoN-ai, American nsnk nlds
Practice iimit.i 10 bladder. kidnsy and
urinsrv disease.
ritMmi>a
Rsa,msr plumbing . Hsslias ca, rs.
80 Etnr seattle
NNMSffRs "">NNN~~"~
e...., y, = ~, ~ = ~ -
STORAGE
Dry fir.pfeot stofaEe wnrshtus- csn.
49, siN-~s. - ies whrs was
N'>'>'>r>s>"->'>'>>s, dSs N'N"~'s'''~>'~'~'~'>
ssa,,l, sisa .shoa ise' siS,h Siiio"
""mnolsferas
- ss.e ,.s, ssy.c,s N.Y. Sso ~,
WELL DRILLING A>p rtsri>a
sSsn,eN = Heed. so rias - Main ISIS
PATENT srroN>r,-
FRED =. CORN latent H su.s.,.
secured av fee refunded ra c.nirsi
MTG N,ir ssss rr-- sNss 80 rs'-a'.
Adam. Rsvneias s.s Central nifs
Macon Fsawiss lawrence ssi narss ma
N~-~~~>>~~>>>>~~->S >e>1>e>y>N>~SN>>>@'
NOTICES
NwSW haas repaired .ss People. Rank
nifx
6 AUTOS FOR SALE
Geo v Miller ussd autos tis " rins
i-PKssES0rR FoRp. eh-sp 80 ptas
y Goon rSFn ..Ans go rl ...I.--. :
WANTED AUTOS
WESTFD cas- ~ Ensies usfass.
sEat urv~nwa oa ave Suitable fer ~.
moa~nns Must DO ioS priced RAJ"
.>~s~>~~~~@~~~~~~~~~~~.~.~~~~-~
MOTORCYCLES
MOTORCYCLE for sale. rheas ballard
ssr
MOrnRcYCf. Ee-Nsw and second. hand
al makes. some % these taken on ns~
INDIAN MOTORCYCLES haiies
wright sir Pike At. near broadway
Phone East tri
s@e--e-f>'
FOR SALE FURNITURE
Furniture ehsss fer cash tsss wss,lsks
PACIFIC COAST FURNITURE CO..
Elliott tkfs
bi.ACk wELL yum CO. III Plss xh
sass
$4,000 e~~-~~--~~~~--~~>e--.->-
WANTED - FURNITURE
BLAKE vt'RS co as riKs $50
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NEST ACREAGE uAneATN
~ WESTERN WANutwurpS
10 sores ~ fine suii al TO- $3.50. an mails
county road rari ufehaFd district fine
stsrdfrH fiuher enough fa paF for
three or f1us smaii farms only Etr
FARE a. ser fhis Frs.t Nnap. srisudla
lake wtth Epud ushinF near ~ fau
80 this Ynu uiii boy seras isrma
uwusr az northern Bank Hids Phone
Main sffE
ron sALE aefe.. about srfer
cleared fruit. berries fhuhsfh and
aspsfaaps 10 plenty for fsuiY use
a-rnefu house chicken house sheds
sio good land 90 minutes pais
from auto has ~ 500 some terms
inquire y Horn Foster station. u
y o. No S seattle
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II FEMALE HELP WTD.

AuGNrs sis0 n. riks risse Market
slans
Jobs far women. 80
month. ne lsvaffs t.i.t positions nov
nbfslnahle. free Write iwmedtatsls.
ffanhun Institute. Dept Jtc. nochgs.
ter y
MADAM Ram 81 Do 80 Weskiyi ~.
Operate wltt me evenings a. home no
osutasstaE eveFfthtna furnished Don't
pofri about capital ! will help fuu.
hnfd e ugewH. Omaha. Neb
AsN. pleasant CNiorinF verb a.
home sped paF ne rAnfsssing np ga.
perienre required Illustrated parfiru-
rHEn
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NETHERLA NDS FILES A PROTEST

THE HAGUE, 2oThe official Netherlands
the allies transmitted TO London Paris today,
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PERSONALS

.
I22 PERSONALS
I cur III, cut Tor iurk bend tirih date
and Toe for wonderful hnrosrens ~
Yeuf entire HE Professor Raphael
- ,ssles.se ~. 10y ts s,>ooo,
I SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
tpk n uRnftN circles tuesday
/ Thursday. SUNDAY Reads daily CT
tuiHn o.
MADAM AiIAANpEu- rainist s. 90
readings for O.. 90 thi. wsrk only eos
Pine 81 sround floor
ADOBE HWAtS ~ i'arieks w.ss nrics
| Bee isitN seventh, between fins and
olive
MADAM tSHHiNE psstiny cad fssd-
~ and paimist sse snd soc tlJ rtns
Apt 4
MADAM HAr -cisiryoYani. cad fsadsf.
psimis, st" i'ig Fifth room
Join sLArEn spiritual test medium
circles Monday WedussaMy sud Ut.
dsY evenings a. SIS sharp rfitsts
readings daiif 10 90 Z Tho Sew Ven
dome. ifii rirst ave- hst~ssn rnioH
aud University
| TIT MET CtnCtE ever SUNDAY afisr
noon. $40 ruesdaf evening so.
Thursday evening sac Elliott 90
Mr. spencer 5to Burke Hids. corner
Marion ana second
RELIABLE elsirseyaHt cart fsadsf.
bsst results Tnis ~ssk ste sosa
rins
can NEA6iNd-rpstsiTs- tis rias q
rhoF c1npELi. rhF.nolesist rainist
~-~-~~~s~~es~s~~~~~~-~~
FURNISHED APIS.
s.uuoM nicely turul.hsd uat modern.
suitabls CO. snh.irt close n, nrnt tse
rheas asia tso
ENctiAion Affs~ts6p Ninth ave Low
rsnis. dssirahis tenants sniY. nain
s>,4~~~>>~~~~~~-~-~-~~~
"a FOR RENT. Furnished.
LOOK -ALKti fsr rent. cousr.. Aihl
90 sas sisctfie ushfs; siiY satsf b.
car And beach on iot hettis Easl
sass
.F0E nNNr Fufnishsa house two iatss
rnems slsspins porch tsli ssud = "
FOR NM sh~ap ! and ] Feons. fur.
nlshsd tsH Kins -
VI. Gao sass You money On yoaf fafnitars
bst~ssu rseesns ard Seattle
so GRATING
AUTO DELIVERY co.
Anything Delivered snv~hsrs
oo-o..- E,,.s,, ~ u. IT, i,llss-,-oo,
rs For Rent Unfurnished
HOUSES. COTTAGES. FLATS
TO 10 ROOMS
VICINITY oF JACNauN ~ YARN AVE
SWeAr TO uoup TENANTS
uEsf cAu SERVICE ~ CITY
DAWSON. 2t2i JACKSON sT
- -s,.-gs = ss.an 6ause or eass eide
MeNurrsv iaks a mii~ frum NeMuf
ras ne acres isns parity cleared. e
fsun trees stable tthe per uaanth
address Alien Moore NJ vernon Wash
t.nooM house fhsap CAL ~ fsii
Ti.t
Fon KENr-,,ss Modern s.roan
caitsss eiess IN. E.., tes.
s-nooM fLNr -fos seventh ave. nsss
ch.rry. Elii9st s,.I
Fon uEST-s faorr house ia rsFa
rn~~rs tree. nrf iswns electric ush's
40. snd city water furnished. tis.ss
p~r month kpSis tas W tsfi a.
T.ss We, woodland ~ e " sind e:
20 HOTELS
TuE NinGtNtH Horrt
yirEiuis n and Eishih Ars
Tee sny ears sia Wesllakf ats iai mod
srn elegantly Furnished rooms Win
shs ts.f in cleanliness. comfort and
c,urtest far the issst money Transient.
sec 80 ~. ss~ktr. tstq 70 % Kitchen
privileges
THE ANNEx --stot Eishfh. nsaf Wet
lake sts SEES. fiesn. Furnished steam
heated bedrooms FOE urnf fro baths
ana phone Transient 4ir. weekly 81 80
ECAT0O upTEts-ss atR Fifsf af. rsaf
blanchard Nee management modern
clean autst Free baths Rates So
usr nfFht az D. % per w~ek aud ne
n.gv.nxf9o taifE rsrnnr ~ w~~k IN
WUTEf, Park EH--kti Cherry - work
fnsrnan-s hosns o. % 20 - % week
~~<-se~e~~e~--~-~es~-~ar
~ FURNISHED ROOMS
liz FIRST AVE-
49, PR ws~k o. 90 30
-~~~-e~~~r~~O~~~N~e~~4~re ee~~~>~~~N~S~r~rc-r~r~
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Is AGENTS WANTED

LIVE WIRE AGENTS WANTED
EITHER HEH. eos BPLER BLDG.
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s-crc.s- panel doors. iS .tses ..,.....ti 10
same for painting - sissr sniri .... .ee
Cottage front dsors .....t.......tst IS up
s-pfy veneer interior doors -..... % up
Sew Craftsman interior doors $50 up
Ssw Craftsman treat doors ...... AVS ~
Co sss frunt windows .......... $50 up
t-urht transofn ...........s .fEup
Bungalow easement sash ...-.... 50 up
Hot bed sash tsisz-dl. s-ess-o 80. 81 y
s-ers-s ........-.......... ais
Canpi~t- Inside window trim ...... .ss
Complete inside door t~s-s
GLASS PAINTS. Burr.pf~r pawn
AND HARDWARE ONE THIRD LEES
ASK ron CATALOGUE NO -
o. n WILLIAMS co
fsfs Ffrst Ave- = Nsin 1917
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FARM LANDS

nrssJi Investment Co. ios Lumber V
change
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is FEMALE SITUATIONS

sirV ArioN N nas.asins undsrsiaad.
ostsapathY and massage Residence
fte s. fsth o. Phone nallsrd zfsf
ENr.NtENcEb operator wish~s position
ou private exchange call KENYON sf
r>s~sNs~r~r>-~s-<N~<~s~~~ r~rsesNsNe-~s~>s~sN~.
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Cur III. out fer iuek fsnd htfth dsts
and toe for wonderful hnrosrens ~
Neuf entire life Professor Raphael.
as t.ssinsten ave. Nsw YORK.
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS

tpA n uRtfiN circles ruesda
Thursday. SUNDAY Reads dsili al
tuiHu o.
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AA0AM AtINANpEH- paimist g. 90
readings for 81 90 this wsek only. eos
Pine 81. Eround floor
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AUTO DELIVERY Go.

BROADWAY THANHBER CO.-planos
AMI household goods moved Fast a0g
~'>'~'>'''~'Na 0Sf>MES'ii,s
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liable paper. with photos free Mes
sonEer Hor bsA Los Angeles, col
LONELY young vtd0s ago 2I. weight
1885, owns uice. comfortable home. a20
arfeH finest wheat land near. Pacific
coast worth $40 900. income % 900 year
lf. also large bank account. good dlspp.
sltiou. easy 10 get along Win. viii
marry poor man n bright honorable
ambitious ana capable ~ managing
property sucooasfullv More particulars
FOR any man answering quick iuciosing
sonto postage. Address Sincere H.f1f
Farmingdsis, 30. bak fusneral deliv.
rerutue.
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EXCHANGES

WANTED Cos eminent clerks 90 90
month pnii unnHcersaFfi Seattle 81.
smtnafinns soon sample questions free
ffanhiin institufs. Dept ftt-c. Hoches.
Ter 81
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buY LAND nov. Hsst quality soil sAo
fare 70 seattle 90 acres o. 900 sio
American Bank mas owners
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Statesmen WANTED

s1LEsMEN WANTED -Espsfi.nss an
nsesssarY easy Nork tiE par. Write
for large iist - openings sffnrinE 90
ppftsuifiss 90 earn st9e e. iieo moath
wnils Nau irarn Afdfsss nearest -.
sics uepf 49, National Statesmen >
TrHfuinw Association. chicago Nsw
>~-~~~.~~.~.~.~~~~~s~-- ~~~~~~~~~O
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-30
MRS. J. E. SELLECK DIES IN HOSPITAL
 SOON AFTER BABE
Daughter of Zalmon Good sell is Mourned By Host
 of Sincere Friends.

Mrs. Eliza J. selleck, wife of Joel F. Selleck and daughter of .Mr.-and Mrs.
 zalmon Goodsell of this city, passed
 to the Higher Life this morning at the
 Bridgeport hospital, following her
 baby girl Polly, who died Tuesday morning. The funeral will be held from her late home in Bedding, Conn,
 Monday, August 2. at 3 D. Be- sides her husband, she is survived by two little sons, Joel Foster, Jr., and FZalmon> Goodse1 Sel1eck.
 Y Mrs. Selleck was graduated from Smith College, class of 1900 She was married to Joel F. Selleck, now of the firm of Jordan & SeI1eck, Inc, in De- @cember, 1908.
 Mrs. SelIeck was a woman of heroic mould. whose sole aim in life was to live for her loved ones, and to serve F1n tender, gracious ministry, every needy person whom she could aid. SSelf-forgetful to the point of self neglect, that she might devote her personality to others, she walked along life's. pathway, radfating light and comfort to others. To the very last 'hreath, she maintained that fine boise that had characterized her career; then with a smile of farewell, she en= tered the Gates Immortal. She incar- mated ideal womanhood, wifehood, motherhood. Her life was a benedic- ton.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-30
Grand Street Bridge Commission Learns
 Nothing in Norwalk

No reply was received from City Attorney Comley yesterday as to what rights the Grand Street Bridge Com mission may have in building a struc- ture, that will have an approach reaching over the tracks of the Berk- shire division. of the New Haven road at Grand street. After a trip to Norwalk in the big car the director of public works uses, and which is not marked as required by the city ordinance, the members of the com mission returned to the mayors of fee in the city hall and there discuss ed plans for the new bridge. The commissioners agreed they had learn ed nothing from their inspection of the Norwa,lk bridge and they decided to inspect several new bridges in the statte before deciding on the type of bridge to connect Grand and Arctic streets.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-30
OF JOE CoBURN,
 EARLY AMERICAN CHAMPION.

Joe Coburn, who was the heavy weight champion of American about half a century ago, was born eighty, years ago today, July 30, 1885, at Middleton, County Armagh, Ireland. Joe enigrated to America. as a, boy and became a natnra.ized citizen of Uncle SaInss country. During his pugilistic career he was a contenpor- ary of many famous scrappers, includ- ing Jen Mace, Mike McCoole, John Heenan, John MorTissey, Jim Dunne, Bill Davis, Tom Allen, Joe Goss, Aaron Jones, Joe Worna1d, Ned O'Baldwin. Charlie Gallagher, Ben Hogan and other wortI1ies who made ring his tory.
 It, was about sixty years ago that Toe Coburn made his pugilistics debut with Ned Price, the battle ending in a draw after seventy hard rounds. In 1857 he defeated Harry Gubben. Joe didn't really get into the hmelight, however, until -1863. when he whip ped Mike McCooleain a. sixty-three round battle at Charleston, Md Me Coole was a St. Louis Irishman, a giant i'm size and a game and durable fighter, but with little Knowledge of pugilistic science. By this victory Coburn became the champion of America Joe could get nobody to fight him on this side of the Atlantic, and in 1864 he challenged lem Mace to do battle for the worlds title. Joe was then running a place of liquid re- freshmen in Grand street. New York, and was very popular with the sport ing element
 The English gypsy accepted Co., burns note of defiance and it seem ed that another great internatio onal battle, as exciting as those between. John c. Heenan and Tom Savers and Tom King, would be pulled off. Co., burn went to Ireland, as the fight was scheduled to be pulled off near Dub lin The stakes were $5,000 a big sum for those days. On the eve of the contest, the men could not agree on referee and the match fell through, much to the disgust of the fans Mace was generally blamed for the hasco, but Jem always claimed
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-30
OBITUARY
ANNA HOGAN ROBERTS.

Mrs. Anna, Hogan Roberts, who died after a long illness Wednesday at her home, 503 Warren street, was buried this morning in St. -A4ichaePs cemetery. Her funeral was held at 8:30 o'clock from her house and at g o'clock from Sacred Heart church. Rev. James F. Barrett, who had been a eIassmate of Thomas Hogan, son of Mrs. Hogan, celebrated a solemn high mass of requiem. Rev. T. J. Mooney was deacon and pr. R. F. Moore sub deacon. Professor Brisebois played at the organ, and at the offertory, Domino was sung. After the mass Mrs: R. F. J. Witterwiu sang sang Jesus, As Thou Wilt and when the body. was being borne from the church Mrs. John Casserly and Mrs. Witterwill sang Thy Will Be Done" The pail bearers were Lawrence Mol Joy, Frank @Curran. Thomas Thomp- son and Peter Clark. Father Barrett accompanied the body to the grave and read the commftta1 service. The burial Was in the family plot.