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The Denver star., 1915-11-06
WHY WOMEN ARE NERVOUS.

You are invited to attend the La
dies Aid Society of Scott M. E.
church at s p m, November 11th.
Mrs. Nj. l.. Elliston will address the
ladies on nervousness. Don't miss
hearing this. 1t is a treat for you ct
The Denver star., 1915-11-06

Mrs. Beulah Brown OF virgins
Colo, will be down Saturday for 1C
davs to visit her husband and reia
tives. She will bring her daughter
Oracle.
The Denver star., 1915-11-06

VIM. Bolden, brother of Rufus the
Famous" has been i'll but Is now able
to walk about and eat-at the Mid
land cafe.
The Denver star., 1915-11-06

Birth Of the Nation must not show
in Denver. Get busy. Tell others.
The Denver star., 1915-11-06
az MORRISON VIOLIN RECITAL.

Prof George Morrison will give his
orrual violin recital at Zion Parttst
church November 18th at 8 p. m. The
rubIic is cordially invited to attend
Admission free. Come and see the
marvellous work being done for our
hcvs and girls musically. Music hath
charms. Come and be charmed. Free
to everybody. u
The Denver star., 1915-11-06

Look on page for the Stars Xmas
and holiday offer.
The Denver star., 1915-11-06

The big Y. M. C. A. opening Wed
nesday, Nov. 9th, at their new quar-
ters. Everybody come and bring your
friend. See our new secretary.
The Denver star., 1915-11-06

Xxx Century Dancing Academy 4
Old Colony Hall every Tuesday nigh
The Denver star., 1915-11-06

Birth of the Nation must not show
in Denver Get busy. Tell others.
The Denver star., 1915-11-06
Let Me Grow Your Hair!
HAVE 4 PLENTIFUL SUPPLY OF BEAUTIFUL HAIR

HAYE PLENTIFUL SUPPLY OF BEAUTIFUL HAR
Use Real Hair Grower Real Hair Grower Ionic and
Shampoo 1t positively known that this treatment Will
grow hair falling and splitting hair erad
dandruf and prevent grayness. Once thoroughly
tried further inducement is needed. Scalp scientifically
reated electric massage aud hair dressing guarantee
cure the wors, case scalp disease week
5 $50. Home treatment given.
E. WILLIAMS, 1910 Pennsylvania. Denver.
The Denver star., 1915-11-06

Look an os~e 7 for the stars Xmas
and holiday offer.
The Denver star., 1915-11-06

dies and Gents Suits Steam
or French Cleaned ...........S rs
aides and Cents Coats cleaned
and Pressed ........ .......... rs
Oresses Cleaned and Pressed. rs
skirts cleaned and pressed. 400
The Denver star., 1915-11-06
ALL EASTERN STARS. COME
FORTH AND SHINE.

Evergreen Chapter No. SO Order o.
Eastern Star will give to the lucky
rerson selling the highest number Of
tickets over 110. as first prize, solid
noid Eastern Star ring. To the per
SON selling the highest over 100. VIII
he given a solid gold Eastern star
oin. The tickets are 1oc for Har
vest Jubilee at Shorter Nov. 10 and
can be secured from Mrs. Lizzie
Richardson. 141o e. Path Ave., or BY
phonins York 7oso.
The Denver star., 1915-11-06

Al news matter must be In oy
Wednesday nioht to Insure its pup
ueatlon Of that week. Please con-
form to this rule, ~ later news oe-
lays the paper.
The Denver star., 1915-11-06
CITY
NEWS

THE GRAND THEATRES WEEKLY
PROGRAM.
Cut Out and Paste on Wall
Don't Miss the Big Show
this Week
EXTRA GOOD MUSIC AT THE
GRAND THEATER. THE BEST
RAGTiME PLAYER IN THE CITY
WILL TICKLE THE KEYS. COME
AND HEAR HIM.
The Denver star., 1915-11-06

wa,sts cleaned and pressed. .Aoe
s,.;." aS.sts cleaned and. pressed. .4oe
nults sponssd and pressed, 31c.
rants sponged and pressed. loc.
oet'ssAet'on 0uarantssl . Iv.s~
Customer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-12
PASSING SHOW
DELIGHTS A BIC
A j Die N c {

Tuesday niahtt performance OF
The Passing Shoa" the charity
play directed by the Catholic Social
Bettermcnt league. at the Moore,
delighted bis audience.
A flrhl performance viii be given
tonight
Hundreds attended Tuesday night
and saw 700 recruits from repre-.
sentative Seattle society iu one ~
the most pleasing amateur enter.
talnmentH ever put on in the city.
The show vas conslomc Of
music. songs dances and pattcr
No plot was needed Sol single
number escaped nm encore.
Tho two fatoritcs Of the evening.
however. we're Kathryn Wiiton and
Everett Hove.
Alrs Alexander Pauiaces scored
n distinct triumph with her violin.
The proceeds .Nill h. used by ia"
league to carry on ~ splendid ehnr.
table work In Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-12
POLK DIRECTORY
FOR 1916 GIVES
US ONLY 304, 926

Estimating the population OF Sc
attic as being 30i.e26 persons.
nearly 10000 lower than the esti-
mate of United States census bu.
reau for this year. and containing
a brief sketch OF Seattle. written
by Secretary Yandell OF the Cham.
Der Of Commerce. the 1915 city d.
rectory has been issued by r. /.
Polk 4 Co.
The United States census placed
the population OF this city at 3ei.-
93l The directory estimate is
made by multiplying the 1855
names contained by pa. TO repre-
sent women and children not sep
arately named.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-12
EUROPEAN WAR
TO GUIDE NAVAL
POLICY, He SAYS

Naval aud military preparation
I by the United States can be more
I intelligently discussed when we can
( profit by the lessons OF the present
I European war said Senator
/ Weeks OF Massachusetts, today to
I The Star. II We are To have an
whether we should or not--what
form shall the increase partake?
The present war demonstrates. for
example. a greater utility for sub
marines In warfare that had hither-
/ to been known ! do believe this
/ the United States should have a
large reserve army the same as in
Europe do not believe in a large
standing army
Senator Weeks saws that the
United States navy is far better
Z prepared IN strength and In mum
beers 81 ships than the Japanese
Z the two nations.
Personally. however" he said.
= do not take any stock In this
( Japanese war talk"
senator Weeks was strongly i'm
pressed with the Bremerton navy
I yard. pronouncing II one uf the
best in the country While the dry
| dock at Bremerton is now the larg-
est In the country. Senator Weeks
unhesitatingly fayors an additional
one
The senator addressed the Young
I Mems Republican club at the Butler
hotel Tuesday. criticising Wilson $
/ domination of congress as having
been harmful to both big and little
| interests.
lie attacked the Mexican policy.
the Underwood tariff bill. the free
canal tolls act repeal and the trade
commission act.
! We want protective tariff. he
declared Yet" he added. Il didn't
come TO the Coast 10 talk politics.
| came to talk business.
The treasury. he said. would be
bare by July !. in spite OF the dec.
larltion of democracy denouncing
the prolligate waste of money
wrune from the people by republic.
an congresses
lie dec AIRED the republican party
had whipped the federal reserve
act, altho the democrats were re-
sponsihle for its passage
lie left the city today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-12

TRINIDAD. Col. May II John
Il Lawson. the labor leader. con.
yicted Of and facing life imprlSon-
ment for the murder Of mine
guard named Nimmo. still Is the
hero OF the miners and their wives
OF the people who are fighting
against the oppression OF the
Rockefeller interests
Trinidad has been shaken by the
conviction 81 Lawson It's people
talk ~ nothing but the tragic out.
come OF the big trisl-an aftermath
OF the bloody days when murder
and sudden death stalked thru Las
Animas county.
And the women-the wives
OF these men who have suffer
ed--tney ioolixe big, kind John
Lawson.
Some are Italians. with scarfs
over their heads. who have come TO
Trinidad. dressed in their poor
best. TO get glimpse Of Lawson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-12
MlSTAh j. JACKSON
RENIGS ON JOB

When J. Jackson. a huge negro.
was sent TO the county stockade to
pull stumps for 60 days as punish
ment for being a vagrant. he had
to sign his name to a book in the
county Jail
He was jocularly told he was
signing contract to pull 20 stumps
day.
This morning the following let
ter was received by Jailer HALEY:
Il know that | sign to pull 20
stump But | made ofel mistake the
stump are hard to pull II make me
sick to even look at them so | not
do IL. sign }. jackson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-12
TRACTION EARNINGS
SHOW LOSS IN 1914

OLYMPIA. May ie 4 report Of
the Puget Sound Traction Light a
Power Co fof its northwest system.
including the two interurban lines.
shows that % made more money
In 1874 than in 1912 and little
loss than in 1913 The total net
Income for 1914 was 81 1Ga.2bs The
operating expenses Nete $3.50 .355.
The dividends on preferred stock
were . per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-12

and 10 tell him to have courage
Some are French. others Russian.
few American
Lawson has fought their bat.
ties. he has been sentenced
TO spend tire rest Of his life In
prison cell for them.
On the day Of the battle
when Nimmo was killed ne
spent his time looking after
their safety.
II seems 20 them an incon-
ceivsbie tragedy that he can
be made 10 pay for what no
did by Imprisonment for life.
Among these women are Pearl
Jolly and Mrs Domineski. who
have been East and shaken hands
with President Wilson
Pearl Jolly was one OF the hero
ines OF the day OF the massacre.
She took her chance when the ma
chine guns we're belching TO get
food for the hungry children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-12
Iiki rIAtl

Stall a. lbH fine white sugar tft
stalls 5f-1s fresh pasteurized mills. e.
at. Do ~ stan ~. car ticket free Win
every 81 90 order. sfatt a.. salad OIL. go,
gal Stall 'i fancy tomatoes iarK,
cans t5c stall 1928 ioc Jams. be- lag
pineapple. zoe stan g. vanilla 81 lemon
extract toe stalls tt.ts Hecdlrsf
grapefruit for zoe stalls = ana 4.
strawbvrries for itc Statt 1871 Nes.
stew. 1850 DO. Stall "a 10Th steak 1tt
10 boiling beef Sc Co 100 To- stall &c.,
fresh butter. zoe H.. fresh eggs gee dor
stan s.. fresh dressed pouitrY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-12

stalls f-.et host butter bs ssc
farm cottage cheese. 100 ih. ptcklsd frir*.
ibs zee stalls st-16. fancy blend
flour. 81 % sack los Sugar apr. It's
~ rice atr StAli ~. strHN horflvs 8
boxes zoe. green onions hurchrs 80
new potatoes rs Zoe stalls t.t.igt
SOC both" matted milk foc. ukEa
seeded raiEins. s5c. pkgs seedIcsH raj
sins Csc. 3 zoe cans ripe olives gtc 2
lbs black flHH Csc A. Leall-s large
bottle catsup, ioc CLANS zoe can ieli5
powder. e. pkg stsi o. legs ismb Ibc.
veal Or pot roast ttlic No. cofu~d beet
loo No.. swedish potato sausage. 100 No.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-12
TEDDY IN TROUBLE

Somebody after Theodore Cati.
rakea. a litney bus driver lie 80
complained 10 the police WedneB.
day Las, Friday somebody tried
10 blow up the machine he thinks.
when he discovered somebody had
been tamperlng with the presto
tsnh Tucsday night. az Third and
Union. some one puncturcd bis
tires
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-12
80 TO GET
yIT BOND

At meeting OF the members
OF the Automobile Drivers as.
ISOLATION In the Labor temple
yesterday afternoon. 80 men
signiflod their Intention Of ap.
plying Tor jtney bus bonds.
The drivers will be bonded by
the Walker Insurance g. Bond
Co., with offices In the Smith
building.
Applications may be made at
the office OF the company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-12
PUBLIC MARKETS


stalls 1855 BE-. driea appis. at,
Toe sait BE- stall Iog Toe ine - fresh
bread. g. fresh milk o. at g. o. =Iaus
ies-ilt. large cans mtk soc eans
solid pack tomatoes. soc. ter pork and
beans for 90 stall &c. cherries ear
10 asparagus ihs its tres peas BE-,
III Yakima potatoes fhs Toe Stale
1873 fresh ease dos SIC imported
svtss cheese asr ib fresh thufnsd but.
tor. lbs $50 stalls 60 q g. G. ralltne
beef zoe Do. pot roast noe to ter. irE
YOUNG lamb tfc. porh steak l.1tt D.
home rendered lard. lhs 20, stall 81
small German duis. &C. dos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-12
HEARING MONDAY

Tho public service commission
will hold a hearing in Seattle Mon
day at the Chamber of Commerce
rooms relative TO the re.routiug OF
the 23rd aye. line. on Tuesday, 4
hearing viii be held on the city's
for exchange of trans
fers between all car lines operating
in the city. On May %, the com
mission will take up the re-routing
OF the Wallingford ave and North
l0th shuttle service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-12
SENTENCE DOCTOR

SAN FRANCISCO. May 12.-Dr.
p. J. Pierce. who recently was
brought back from Seattle. where
he fled under indictment for mis-
using the mails to advertise an al
legged fake medical concern. was
sentenced to six months in the Al
ameda county Jail today by the dis
trict court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-12

CORK, May IA lfeboat Of the
liner lusitania containing the
bodies OF four women and two chill
dren, who had persisted from es-
posure, was picked up off Esstnet
yesterday, a telegram today stated.
The llfebost was floating upright
and was In good condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-12

WHEAT ANp sfuCk WANcHE@
rnr sale Good tand sonh climate aFd
plenty ualsr Fpr paFtiruiafs inquire
tasb Hfxth ave recon-
ss.aoo--tAnN 81 Iso ,tnt~
Leslie csunu stock farm. good house.
barn. team sHms cattle feHis srpH
ratHf. aaJnlrina unIuittrd apen ranEa
cheap al o. HHH wa se't frf = see
smau zach pas nsrnt balance Ions ufns
frf cent
utHrf bis bargains o. farms
WEST COAST tANu eco
tfit Nntr .tran uank Hlt tr1 Madison
bWT cttEAr
10 AtNEH ron sSua
so rNsii sc Mo%rtttT
fhis land is level aHf tert easily cleared
trr.t class soil aud sister school
aranEs hHil ana "a nilii dslttsff from
stores " q 81 trirahune ard cream
fuuir little - perfect. land ioaErf or
art trff open
Ft'gEr HDtNp TNNMs coo COS trd A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-12
IMPROVED AtRl AtsI
pN NSI-T IiIt.. ~

onir rs mtnutes frem renffI- suto
stages prss fte dnof Hrs rnuu
house eIstt.lr Ilahts telephone
N O. DO fuHfr. school otnfss
CLOSE h. Euuf hriI roaming
,fsrh. iend cheated fenced he
s.d-a thtrhen hrusr ana Iuus
PRICE ai.sst 500 rasH as
monthly Gain eos sea YHrb
HprA Inquire faf 81 guxsn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-12
HOMESTEADS

20 A,NEH m soof land about one HIls
ffuHt EHHl tosH aud junction OF fsli
roads ou matn county road and res
large btItk school small house sisar
luF pIuvinE and fencing nn pfuf.rrtf
deep rith soil. Suitable f4r nIfalfa
fiirt sud garden tfusk lose ta uufurf
uus hotels ana sanitsfiums which 81
ford ready market fHr au you raisr
hogs and poultry thftt. here niE snuH
Tor either home or tnfesfmsns The
porto ovntnE this property o. present
needle MONEY and sii fahe $3.50 80
entire 60 acres tnriuhirE Improve
msnt. Far Oh PARTICULAR rar af
itgs Fourth ave seattle
LADY nnau,lalif unable to impfD.~ nl|l
sarftflse 100 sef~s fi0h iaHt oniE about
unr mile from % % stafiou. trtshH
ssftisd sunfnuHttT Frirs ffta " hHir
tso ssfsA tmpfHFsd land close bt h~Id
40 high a. 81 goo i.rr acre Dor fol-
uarfituIars address t.IF star
Ne.~s~~N-s-~~@fNfer-N<N NsasNmsHAN@@NsNNeN-~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-12

HOOD rNNNT WATrp rpONr
10 seres ou ifond rena3 zoe feet ~ watsr
front. lrtns DtYwpir forrest reserve fine
hunting cod fishing and On ideal ur1.
fnrr camping elite The snu is good
and SITS rrnw anything ihat can -
grown iu fhs Puget sound country
good beach SOW hank tide iandH So
vifh THIS property Price - 600. on
term. - 500 cash. balance to be ar
ranged This - isss than 900 feet
from the nov Olympic highway. and is
hound 90 increase ~ value in short
time Vow 10 che time 20 &C. yourself
"a water front summer home. You an
make mo- mistake n rou bus This piece
OLE ifANEpN a go
Third Floor y = Hlort
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-12
YOUR OWN MEAT MARKET
AT BURGUNDY

Tho finest water trent o1 Puget sound
where there are CLAIMS oNHfsrs
shrimps crabs fish and plenty ~
game direct boat service So Seattle.
Tacoma and only 40 minutes from
olympic 8 acres t17t. So cash and
g. per month
~ Downs uidr 100 second Ave
~.~~~~-~-~.~-~~~~~-~ >~-~>~D~,~.~~~~~~~-~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-12

Tnu ~anuuf hnow chat tract ~ land q
fiEr untt ron ser if ga effh 80 tht'
wsss snd make 80 tnsVsrflnn - Cain.
cam tANus rhfa nHi dsrsons'retr
ta tsu beFond sfi doubt thsir dssifahl}
its asan Investment. prir 80 minutes
ride by train ~ auto stage
WEST a WHEELER
-ea raiuan Block ssfn f'fi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-12

DOCS FOOT ~ MARION NtHttI
tsar. Arrive
Hssuis s,s'tis
. .|fl1||z|
psnr steamer si.as. for rspm
sresp. fTo~n.srs Williams daily
Estuf'y puus.ns. Hsaut m ssrsRt
snd and Angeles SUNDAY.
ehpwi
Ennssyi
nrfY
sesrr
.ttrtsrfa. ~. C.--rof Town.~nd-Peri
asx.i-.-
20 -fe.ms. sol Dar. sSr. f6pfn
MD. Port To-us-nf Port daily
riFht Williams punEsH~-s
daily fsrautnsl Port Ani
s.l.s ard Victoria
~ q
i.bo~. not rsN al
ivic'sfia surdsv.
Tacoma Direct
ehars steamer. Tacoma ard s-resw
hs.r, fndtsns roll. far Ia ~ ,sann
| ~ hes~n CONS direct Rissrnsr'i; fopr1
irarrn ss~Fr two hnur. ,te 7'epfn
sAnfri ,i-ris fFin ter round s''enr'
tsprr ,Yir Connections az tfnra
ssnrr raca'ns wi'h steam repTn
aifprr -. or Olympia and . rhpn
ssilv Shelton Hsily
Port To~-.-rd-Anscorte.-
R-iiIrEhau.
ssaa,7 sirarrs whsteou, a6aT1
ss~srt fAnsror's- ana n.i.'sresr,
gnrdar finshsn Sunday
Tv~r~,i-rdrrard..
. sssrr steamer city efii .sprr
- noon r,ereit. rimorss sepm
e4prn Everett ONLY .Oni 1epm
daily aurdavs only isav~-dsiiy
isssttis 10 =. m. in.l
i.'erf - 200 a MI
iN'hr- triu. same H.l
week dsv.
r,~re,, Nottingham A.noortes-
Port Townsend.
~ oopfn = : .Knl.kan. Tor a0pHi
daily Everett ArRrnrfssdatiy
sns p.Uirvh.w
calls =, Pot TOWN.
.~na seufhNou~s oat
Nv noe. not cali at
iryers,i sa,urdays
srr la, Isls- d. Nottingham.
- o. s'r Ra.sii~ ,or puriI s-shsr,,
r0lar'h, Townsend and Rol.'Tus.a'v
SUNDAY 'unKhaw vis all san'Thur.'v
a - g.
Thur.v'
Port Townsend r.r, Angeles Neah
na, and war Porte.
1900 steamer R~iting- ,oopn
-nidn'ht ham for Port Town 'ruesd'v
SUNDAY send. Port Angelo. iTNur-'v
Tuesd'y N-sh Ray and wsyisatur'y
Fort Townsend Port A.s~Ie.-Cre.-
cent ard wav Ports.
isoa str. walsieaie. for ,oop-n
-'ifn'h' Port Townsend Port Monday
Monde iAnFeie- Fort Ores wedne.
w-ane' cent cialiam ana wRvFrldny
FRIDAY 'nor'-
reri Cnril-- Iudiow-rtari.-
o0pm steamer Puget. forii oOam
deNv 'kinVsfon. Gamble daily
svo~nt 1udiow ''Tslo ~ evc.pt
Satury rlari~~. Townsend sunday
llthnsvilis Irondaie
end Hsdiock
Eiueston--U.r.viil~- ludlow
Saturdays Only
'oopm steamer Puget. for ocpm
Kingston. Ludlow and
WAY points
SUNDAY Only
ooam steamer Puget. for' ; oopu
Livingston. Ludlow and
Hood Canal Grmbl~-r ludlow.
eoam str rotlrtrh Tor rortl s-aSam
dsily Ludlow Port Gamble daily
evcent i"'panFor and nlNcNrept
SUNDAY points IN Wood canal uord',
\ steamer viii leave Seattle every
sunday a. 90 n m. Tor Port Town
nend direct
steamer Kuishan VII cell at por,
rownsend northbound Snturdav.
only leaving Seattle ~ 10 y m.
point. marked .. are boat tsratps.
Passengers for these points ana %,
other boat landing points must naLa
their own arrangements Tor landtr.
and assume ali risk and iiabiiItv IN
making such landing steamer. ns.
.euEcr rate does not include hos,
iauding charges
Baggage Inability IL limited 60
wearing apparel not to exceed ttne
for whole ticket $50 pounds allowed
free
rbang. without notice Wreisht %,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-12

str MARRIED.. Hest matrimonial pap~t
published Mailed free. The Cor.
respondent Toledo. ohio
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-12
TEN ACRES ron SALE

r
TEN ACRES FOR SALE
10 atfes De srf~s cleared knnd iaad
str fare rr.r ftea. tfts rasn. taf.
hntH keafs
YUreg ruouFuo
Fn.us usfsrt ttf
cOtNrUe itnME NORTH pF CRY
s arfes ia atIes cleared az ths resf
.issh~d ssne frati trees Epsd chicken
hsuse and funs good grafstrt fnah iu
frrrf - fhIs property close fu school
rsiahtefE ell araHnd noe room
hurEafse rtfh patsf uiust 60 house
fins stream crosses thl. property. and
saii - uFsfsrfsss nsr'h - univsrsitF
On good tneaiiff tbs property q. .
bargain a. o. 100. terms itea cash. hsi-
anrs afrsnssf 80 salt " Fea -sri =
HOME nnrtn % fhe city. thi, Il 3our
UppaFtunif9
oiE WANNoS a 60
ThirA Fieor IS uiock
a%pWOMisW rnlNrT
50 acres near Naehtas free from rfassi
close 90 nei1hhprs and s~heai suifabis
~ herftss tfark gardening ara rhieH
or ranch Ehtnafs bolts on ground uiff
nrfn fn rsr fsr this 90 arres pfirs
5000 an 'srars = - dopu. taisncs
tfao a. usnth
OLE UANsON co
ThlFt rtrer y pieek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-12
0 MALE SITUATIONS

.ABORfNG MKN. With VIE ana Two
children. must have work a. once any
kind Of labor. 2si7 70th y. W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-12

LADIES .--sudsfsons Cotton Root pills.
safe and sure cure fnr DELAYED periods
PRICE g. Money refunded q remedy
fails after fair triaL Raymond Kennedy
Co etfk PIKE 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-12

IIITA IUWU MHHa1HIUN HNNW -
uattl STANLEY. ootA PIKE Main uG1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-12

{ Will start Gov Frisco about MAY rs
with ms gaT and have tupW Tor two
more passenger fttoo tte one way.
at SO RETURN = uns oak itartor
MaaN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-01
UNDERTAKER'S HORSE
BOLTS, KILLING HIM
Returning Fro mFuneral, Ami
NAL Is Frightened by Kite
and Crashes Into Coal Wagon

John ]. White, Of 23lO Fitzwater street,
widely known undertaken was instantly
killed in front of his home last night,
when horse drawing his undertaking
wagon bolted and ran into a coal cart
white. who was so years old, sustained a
fractured skull and his neck was broken
According to the police Mr.. White was
returning to his home after funeral
and was within a few yards Of his front
door when several boys flying kite
passed directly in front OF his horse.
The animal reared and dashed over Ffta-
water street toward 22d. At the latter
corner a heavily laden cart of the Han
cock Coal Company was drawn up against
the curb
The undertaken tried to guide his
frightened horse past the obstruction.
The animal refused to heed the relns and
dashed at full speed into the heavier
vehicle. White was catapulted from his
seat and struck the curbstone with
enough force to break his neck. One OF
the first to reach the spot after the ac-
rident was Edward j. White a son of |
The Injured man. He hurried his father |
10 the Polytechnic Hospital, but doctors |
'aid death had been instantaneous.
Mr.. White was n Knight of Columbus
md secretary Of several building and loan
associations. He was a member of the
7oresters OF America. ST. Vincent de Paul
Society and st. Anthony's Church. He
lad been in the undertaking business for
more than n quarter Of century. and
vas widely known in the southern sec
ion of the city.