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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-04-12
Brief Local News
Grand Opera House tonight.

GranQ opera House tOulSul.
Mrs. Elizabeth I. Jefferis arrived
home on the train this morning, af-
ter having spent sometime in Balti-
more.
Mrs. John Jackson returned last
night to her home on Maryland ave-
nue., after having spent ten days in
Baltimore.
Prof J. B. Noble, principal of the
Cambridge High School, will address
the Home and School League at the
meeting to be held tomorrow night,
in the Parish House.
There will be box social at Castle
Haven schoolhouse on Tuesday night,
April 18th. A delightful time Is as
sured all who attend, and the public
is extended cordial invitation to be
present.
A full stage, set with the full mu-
steal comedy ballet, in gorgeous cos
tunes, is just one of the magnificent
scenes in 1.-THE Sphinx" the big Red
Feather feature at the Grand Opera
House tonight.
The many friends of Mrs. Chas.
Hubbard are very glad to know that
she is improving, after having been
confined to her bed with pneumonia
for several weeks, under the care of
DR.. Victor G. Carroll
The musicians and musical orga-
nizations of the Cambridge High
School are making preparations for
first class program to, be rendered
at the Parish House Friday evening,
when they will give an entertain
ment to help raise money to purchase
suits for the baseball team. Tickets
are limited to 200. Get yours early.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-04-12
Elliott Items

The Rev. Geo. H. Van Note held
baptismal service in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Irwin r. Ewell on Sunday,
when he baptized three of their chill
dren. -.
Our postmaster is being most
heartily congratulated on his new
heir; it is bouncing boy.
The floor of the M. E. Church is
undergoing a new coat of paint.
which adds greatly to its appearance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairfield Hughes are
being congratulated upon the birth
of a fine girl.
Rev. Geo. H. Van Note baptized
Helen May Horseman, and the baby
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William R.
Horseman, recently.
Mr.. A. B. Jarrett, who follows the
water, is visiting his brother, Mr.. r.
A. Jarrett.
and her recovery Is not expected.
Misses Minnie Ewell, Lillian Ewell
and Minnie Hurley visited the par
sonage on Sunday.
Rev. Geo. H. Van Note is expect
ing to leave for New Jersey about
the last Of this week.
MI. r. d. tedCu Is uOW cIcCtluS d.
lot of crab sheds at his oyster house.
Mr.. Oscar Jones came near meet
ing with serious accident on Sat
urday while falling tree. The tree
struck a stump and and bounded,
hitting him on the leg.
Mrs. Cora Britton Is teaching
school here in the absence of her
husband, Mr.. R. S. Britton.
Mr.. Milton Covington has arrived
here with load Of oysters for plant
ing purposes, from the Potomac.
Messrs. Ira and Milton Hurley ar
rived home Saturday from the oyster
grounds on the Potomac.
Mr.. Earl Moore, who is employed
as clerk in Mr.. Alexander's store, In
Wilmington, is spending a few days
with his father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Moore.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-04-12
CHURCH LOCALS.

The regular weekly prayer meet
ing will be held tonight at st. Paul's
M. P. Church. The public is cordial
ly invited to be present.
Rev. c. A. Campbell, pastor Of
Dorchester Circuit of the Southern
Methodist Episcopal Church. will
speak tonight at the Salvation Army.
The public is assured cordial re-
ception at this meeting.
There were two professions Of
faith at the services at Grace M. E.
Church last night, and splendid
service is expected tonight. The song
service starts promptly at 7.30. and
you are cordially invited.
The choir of Zion NJ. E. Church
will meet tonight after prayer ser
vice to rehearse the Easter cantata,
1.-THE Lord of The Eastertide." This
cantata is to be sung by the choir on
Easter Sunday night, April 23rd.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-04-12
State Wide Athletics

| The following are the dates of the
county schools athletic meets for
the season of 1916:
! Wicomico county-Salisbury,W We'd
nesday, April 26th.
Somerset county-Crisfield, Thurs
day, April 9th.
! Worcester county-Berlin, Friday,
April 2Sth.
! Dorchester county - Cambridge,
Saturday. April 10th.
| Caroline county-Denton, Tues
day, May End.
Montgomery county Rockville,
Friday, May 5th.
Carroll county-Westmins Fri
day, May 9Th.
| Queen Anne's county-Centrevill
Saturday. May 9Th.
| Washington county-Hagerstow
Wednesday, May 10th. ..-.. =.
+ Frederick county = Frederick,
| Thursday, May 18th. -.s.r g. -
| Kent ty-Chestertown, Fri
| day, May 18th.
Howard county-Ellicott City, Fri
day, May 18th.
| Talbot county-Easton, Saturday,
May 18th.
| .
May 18th.
Garrett county-Oakland, Thurs
day, May 18th.
Allegany county-Cumberland, Fri
day, May 10Th.
Anne Arundel county-Annapoli
Friday, May 10th.
Charles county-La Plata. Satur-
day, May Goth.
| Prince Georges county Upper
Marlboro, or Laurel, Friday, May
26th.
Hartford county-Bel Air, Satur-
day, May 9th.
Baltimore city-Patterson Park,
Friday, June End.
| Baltimore county-Patterson Park
Saturday, June 3rd.
Maryland State Olympiad-Home-
wood Athletic Field, Friday, June 9.
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NOTICE OF CANDIDACY.

hereby announce that am a can
didate for reelection as Commission
Ell of Cambridge from the Fourth
ward. I have at all times endeavor-
ed to work for the best interest Of
the people, and shall continue to do
SO, and trust conditions will be such
the coming term that I will be able
to accomplish more. Therefore, /
solicit the support of the public.
CHAS N. STICHBURY.
Adv. 12-6t,
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-04-12

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-02
FUEL SHORTAGE
NEAR AS CARS :
CAN'T Be HAD

WASHINGTON, Nov a.
Prospect Of a nationwide fuel
shortage, thru lack Of freight
carr, was strengthened today
by the reports 20 the depart.
ment Of agriculture. indicating
less than half Of the nations
crops have yet been moved 20
distributing eenters.
The coming month II the heaviest
crop month OF the year. more than
II per cent Of all crops leaving The
farm for the markets during This
period
While wheat and certain 9th
grains have been rushed into 4
market this season earlier thsN
ever before. In order 10 profit BY
prevailing high prices. officials
here believe that certainly lesg than
half the nations crops have yet
been moved.
Evidences OF serious shortage
OF fuel accumulated today with 70.
ports from Middle Western and
Eastern cities of actual suspension
OF activity thru lack Of fuel. Fac.
tories In some cities have been
forced TO close their doors pending
arrival Of coal Urgent appeals are
being sent out from the vicinity Of
New York city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-02

Stall II. S lbs. standard white
graduated sugar. 6tc. Stall ~.
fresh pasteurized milk. &C a. or &c
pt. Stall 40. fresh cider vinegar,
SIC gal. sweet cider. 35c gal. mix.
81 candy. i2c 10. Stall Il. &c chip
ped beef. Zoe. 30c can shrimps. 20c.
new peas. lbs Zoe Stall 30. whole
salmon. 3bc ca. black cod. lbs.
Csc: halibut cheeks. loo 10. Stall 81,
new Yakima or Idaho honey. lie
comb Stall 1895. small milk. 3
cans Zoe. large cans. I for l5c.
large rolls toilet paper. 3 for l0c-
Stall 81. best peanut butter. Toe ID.
ripe olives. i5c pint Stall 81. lib.
can baking powder. l5c. seeded
raisins. loc 10: soc coffee. isc ID:
Stall 1911. green ground bone. lbs.
i5c. stall 81. hamburger and sau.
sage. i0c 10: Swedish potato sau-
sage. i2isc 10. Stall %. pot roasts,
Nc 10 i0c ID. boiling beef. Sc to SC;
corned beef. Sc TO i0c. sirloin
steaks. &c: liver. Sc 10. stall GO.
shoes resoled. SOC to ssc: heels. zoe
and CSC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-02
CORNER

Stalls 1925. 25c can baking pow.
der. zoe: cans string beans. l5c :
pkgs. best washing powder. sc.
ginger snaps. Toe 10: cans to.
mato soup. i5c. best white laun.
dry soap. bars Zoe: 10c Shaker
salt, Sc pkg. Stall IL. fresh her.
ring. i0c III; halibut. 2 lbs. csc.
salmon trout. 20c ID: salmon. loo
H.: fresh black cod. lbs. csc:
sturgeon. l5c ID; salmon sausage
zoe ID. Stall i02. fresh-churned
creamery butter. 4oc ID. fresh Or.
egon butter. sac. lbs. 81: fresh
pullet eggs. 3sc. doz. 75c: local
storage eggs. soc. doz. s9c: pea.
nut butter. lbs. csc; New York
cheese. SOC. lbs 55c. At stong's,
i5c pork and beans. l0c can: 15c
shredded wheat. Toe: l5c cans
shrimps. Zoe: soc jar Queen oil
ives. csc: Csc Del Monte catsup
i5c: lbs. new prines. csc: soc
Japan tea. 25c ID; 3 lbs. cranber.
ry beans, csc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-02
WhITE PUBLIC

Stalls 2i-22. halibut. lbs. Csc:
salmon. loo ID. black cod. 2 lbs
isc Stalls 1913. 10 lbs. ground
bone. csc; dry salt pork. l2is H.
Stalls 3o-3i. veal chops. loo ID;
choice steer steaks. l2sc: legs OF
lamb. iSc ID: sirloin steaks. lso
ID. Stalls 1920. lib. Goldfish
hunks, i5c: dried salmon. l5c 10.
Stall 2s. peanut butter, ioc H.;
full cream cheese. 23c ID: best
Washington creamery butter. 40c
ID At Stongs. soc cans choco.
late. 25c. 5 lbs fine Japan rice,
25c: lbs fancy head rice. CSC:
SOC Japan tea. 25c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-02

~ " ar " mere lie
can forget his past
and bury his sor.
rows in the noise
and confusion OF
battle.
Wilson was at
Baker university.
at Baldwin. kas..
when he met her.
They correspond
ed when he re
turned home for
the holidays. \
ally
popped the gu
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-02
SOUTH END

CSC coffee. ID. lsc. rice. lbs
25c: white soap. bars 25o; boil
ing bs1 10. Zoe. steer steak. ID
l2i4c. Sster milk. can &c: In
slant postum. large pkg. f2c;
fresh Goldfish. lbs. Csc; salmon
trout. 10 i5c: crabs. each I0c:
peppers. lbs. i5c. celery. stalk
&c. best Jersey butter. lbs. 75c /:
good storage eggs. doz. 3sc: full
cream cheese. , lbs. 45c. Slayer
cakes. each SOC: sweet rye bread
, loaves Csc. din pickles. don. 20c:
bananas, doz zoe: grapes. 10. l0c
string beans. H. l0c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-02
3 SCHOOL GIRLS
ARE Fatally hurt

MUNCIE. Ind. Nov 2.-Three
young school girls were probably
fatally hurt. Peter knoth. driver
OF school hack. badly injured.
and IL other school children less
seriously hurt when a Line car on
the Portland division OF the In
diana Union Traction line crashed
into the school hack at Como.
near Portland. Ind, about a. m.
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-02

GEr THAT FAnI SOW
Farmers are az making money. our ls nd
is in tho best district On Washington.
ara its close a. . lof - work That's
shat makes our settlers surce-d A
iiftis farm close 70 steady wages
That's the var So uahe good
g. PETERS tis CaiunAhia et
ApNEnTiHENENTs Is THIS COLUMNS
cost cents per nu~. cash % advance
81 ss.-iQ AcnEs HUTTON. vAHHoS
Raisr ansthinE eafsf IN hoass bear
inE ffuif trees tfuss 80 grade and
hiEh school Phone queen Anne 1879
o Hsssss. sSes Nesf'aEs X Seattle
~~~-~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~N
There hssni been a single head.
ache In the town Of whlmpleburg.
Ars. for years Anybody with
enough brains 20 support a head.
ache has enough 10 move away
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-02
PUBLIC MARKETS
Pine Street

Fancy sliced bacon. 2Jc ID.
choice round steak. isc 10. choice
lamb chops. 25c b.: fresh salmon
3 lbs 25c. fresh.churned butter
t3c. 2 Alaska salt black cod. iJc
best local patent flour. s.. butter
squares. i0c doz. large crabs. zoe
fresh Olympia oysters. A0c pit
fresh butter. 3Jc ID. fancy Eastern
eggs. f0c doz.. pears. l5c doz.: Jon
athan apples. DC doz.. lard. l5c b..
boiling beef. SC ID. sauerkraut. Be
10. corn flakes. &c pkg: Lighthouse
Cleanser. &c. tomatoes. 3 lbs. i0c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-02
Wilson Backers
Grab c.. o. P. Coin

II took just three shakes Of
a lambs tail Thursday for Sc.
attic democratic. and even
some republicans. 10 swamp
Brown g. Huien's pool room 10
cover the $500 offered that
Hughes would be elected.
The money was covered with
within threc-qusrters Of an hour.
One man took $4,000 and asked
for more. a disappointed crowd
10 still lingering about the place
hoping for chance al another
Hughes BONANZA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-02
FIRE KILLS Three

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. Three
persons were burned to death. two
seriously injured-one probably "a
tally--and six overcome by smoke
when fire swept a rooming house
early today. The blaze was started
when Mrs. Nellie Howard carried
lighted lamp. fell, and ignited her
dress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-02
NEW SCHOOL SITE

The Seattle school board has pur.
chased site for new school
building in the Lake Burien district
from w. II. Coughlin. for $4,000.
The portable building which is now
located at Henderson st. and Ninth
ave. S. w. will be removed imme.
diately TO the new site.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-02

Frank II. l.azier. recorder of Nile
temple. and one of the best-knowr
Shrinors in the United States. was
married Wednesday to Miss Louise
Brown of ST. Louis. -
The couple left Immediately
Canada on their honeymoon. \
zier has been connected with steanr1
ship work in Seattle for number
of years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-02
SAVAGE JURY IS
UNABLE TO AGREE

After debating all night the Jury
in Judge Tallman's court. which
heard the trial OF John Il. Savage.
of the New Cecil hotel on charges
of keeping intoxicating liquor. dis.
agreed Thursday morning and was
dismissed
II was learned that three of the
men jurors held out for convic-
ton from the very first and that
the night was spent In bitter de-
bate without results.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-02
SANITARY

Stalls 1898. fillet OF sole. 15c
ID. Eastern oysters. 35c pit:
Olympia oysters. i0c pit black
and ling cod. lbs. 25c. red silver
salmon. lbs. 25c: fresh Dun.
geness crabs. for 25c. Stalls IL.
SOUR pickles. l5c qt: mustard
chow-chow, l0c pit. extra large
dill pickles. zoe doc. Stalls 2i.36.
Patent flour. s205. s lbs. of sugar.
6ic; | doc. matches. Csc: Q bars
best white soap or cans best
milk, 25c. with | ID. of coffee
Stall IS. lbs. rolled oats. 25c: 4
lbs. long macaroni or spaghetti.
Zoe; lbs. rolled wheat. Csc: 4
lbs. farina. zoe; lbs. speckled
beans. 25c; large catsup. 15c;
large cans pineapple, 25c: new
molasses. CSC qt.: 3 boxes
matches. l0c; bars laundry
soap, 25c; all spices and extracts.
Toe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-02
WANT DRY WORKERS

An appeal was made Thursday
by President Dunlap of the West
ern Washington W. {. r. U. for
volunteers to circulate initiative
petitions on election day calling
for complete prohibition and elm
mating the permit" system. Head
quarters are in the Arcade build
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-02

Il love another. forget me-" she
wrote. Let II be that We never
met
SO Wilson enlisted in the Amer
lean Legion. and is at Alta. Canada.
awaiting orders to be sent TO the
battle front in Europe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-02
WATER SHUT.oFF NOTICE

Water will be shut off on Rat
nier ave. from Edmonds St to seth
ave. 5. on Hudson st. from SIth
ave. s. to 42nd ave. $. on STth
ave. S. from Hudson st to Bran
don ST. and on S9th ave. 5. from
Rainier ave. to Bennett st. on Fri
day. Nov. 3, from n. m. to 3 D.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-02
MADAM CEALY

TifN GREAT NgYrrtAS rnnESot.-
uufEf
Whn has ths peNsf % fnfssrs ard tel
Ysu IN AL importans affairs ~ ilfs
Tells gppr past. present and future We
advises n businsss anf family affair.
raurtshin and marriage tells ths ms
% the mar aF Ronan Fou wlii marry
tells pozf enemies names. ard hos 20
fsuaurr Them makes happiness hf.
tessn man ard Wife tells what you
ere aaapfed faf ana shat husiness 30
nod lucky frf you. tolls tn rraafd 10
saus ahsrnt friends The madam uas
r.Ss ln Tetttie bsfHfe NNs Ffgrs sVery
Satisfaction rsadinrs this seek sp.-
elaL soc Hotel Merits Room 8 ftgag
ThiFh ave hrfween Flkr I'D ffnfnr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-02
s-For Sale-Miseellaneous

SASH ANn DOORS
order yaur sash aud Doors direct fron
- n WILLIAMS 60 We operate ouf
own mill and ship direct Go snYonr.
anywhere. az factory prices Hsfs ~
iNery guaranteed a. destinhtion send
far our biz complete TataieNur 40. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-02
ROYAL EGYPTIAN
QUEEN

glftsd Es1ptian rhfrnaieHisf. Have Faaf
palm thoroughly rad ard explained ~
F~nuina EEfptiaa rAifnist snd rlaiI
NoFahf. one naturally Ntfted VIII ths
poser % tsf uanF coming events -
Yaur iifs shs tells shat rea called fnf
raenss - frisraa enemies hN~ " sain
success IN tastnsss hssifh. rsufsship.
f1arrlsse aieufrs srFeulatt1ns ara
transactions - al Alufs 30 matter
shat MAJ ~ Yuur ambition hope %
fear che Fusrsntsss In hsip You Afs
Faa sn tFuuhtef ~ pna fad ths 90.
Nau have bestowed gear trust ard AZ
tseftans uron AstirE eaai Ana inalffsF
cot taaafd faaf she advises on ali
tfut-aftant affairs - ufs Special fhi.
seek readings 80 rsnts. So gulrsr
sitY rarnnF sgsfh sNs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-02
10 HOLD MEEIlNG

The four railroad brotherhoodsl
will hold a political meeting SUNDAY
night. at I O'Clock at 1881 First
ave. The public is invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-02
"Forget Me-" Says
She; He'll Do 1t
Fighting German.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Nov. a.
Russell Wilson says he is glad there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-02

s-AtHb POULTRY RANCH
On EASY TInNs

Win 1sfonm house rauifrI house
near kirklHHd and buf one hHif
mile from lake. about one acrs
upland balance bottom land
adjoining place owned 10y expert
puuiifr MAJ. good pouifry
proposition Ffice 1915 terms
80 eAsh balance SO monthly
Take Madison Ger So Madison
park and sasnig ferry - Nirk
land ana Inquire 81 office ~
Burke A Fafraf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-02

Worlds greatest riaifNuvant ard phrsr-
aiaEisf 6uarantsss 60 rad faur suiife
ilfs past pFsssnt and future gives true
advice on business love. health aNd
family affairs tells The name - your
fatUrs husband ar wife ard shat 20 40
~ Do saorsaafui In fife Has has gusi
arrived iu Ibis cit1 never hefe before.
nne tisit uiu pay Yau Tor Fu4r many
dlsappointrnsnta ~ others She wli rr.
move al obstacles and tsil 500 hos TO
vlu aui hold enc one rpu desire she
sIsrs advice on alb Important affairs ~
life Special readings SOC Hotel Elk
sn~~n fEHf Nsa.Hf urae fsEra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-02
2o-Unfurnishcd Apartments

sr LAwuENcH-r AID MopEnN
spsrtmsni. can ises Etshih ave
3b-kcntals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-02

PUGET SOUND
STEAMERS
ALI LOCAL ROUTES
STEAMERS LEAVE PROM coINA~
Doe ". ROOT az MARION STREET
i.savs Arrive
seattle Seattle.
Victoria. Is. o.--rau Tswa.end--rer'
Angeles
fses steamer sol Du~, tori iepn
mid Te~uxsud williams daily
niGht 'nunErnsss fEequinl.
daily 'Anrsiss and Victoria
'paes not call at
Victoria Sundays
Ts-s.s Dir~et
7 eoan steamer. Tacoma and seam
aoan Isdianspeii. for Ta-l 70 teau
~ seam cofua direct steamer - aepm
annfn every two hours. toc szepm
eapm single trip. sec round sepm
Aaum trip Connections az aeprn
e6psu Tacoma with steam. tepm
siiEpfn srs Tor Olympia ard 70 sepm
daily shelton. daily
rau Tsws.-aa special
eeam str. -.auN. Ter Port 'epm
eepin Townsend dirrctl io:zopm
daily Connects Al Townsend daily
'~iih rail lines Tor all
points on Olympic
peninsula
.reu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
neIIiuxhsm
stsrn siram.r whsicom. ooAm
daily for Port Townsend.i daily
'Anaoortes and Bel
bingham.
Tv~rett - B-liipr ham Anacorte.--
Port Townsend
10 sspfn :. :. sKul.hsn. ferl oapm
daily Everett Auacoriesi daily
land ne inEha am
Calls - Port Town
send scuthhound on-
HY ppca not call at
Everett Saturday,
San Juan inEhsm
fs-oo str. Rasaile. Tor PortI conn
rnIdn.ht Top.nssnd and nel-i Tuesd'v
SUNDAY bingham. Via all SAN Thursy
Tuesdy Iuan Island poinis satury
rhurs'vl
san Juan Observation-Disclosures
j 0oarn STR. city Of Angeles. Z oopm
Tucsd'y'far Nottingham vita Monday
Thurs'y San Juan Island Wcdnes
satur'y points frlaay
Port rowusend--rort Angcies->eah
Hay and WAY Ports
ne 90 steamer Utopia. for toepm
midn h,port Townsend, Port Tuesd'y
Sundsy'knFries. Neah Hay Thurs'y
Tussd > and way ports satur'y
Thursy
Fort Town.~pd--rort angeles and
WAY Ports
90 Str. wnipicaie. for A'o0pm
mldn'ht Port Townsend, Port sunday
Monday Angeles Ciallam and wcdncs
wcdnes way ports Friday
FRIDAY
Port .amhle--indiow-Iia
t.aopm steamer Puget. Tor a55oam
daily Kingston. q am b g., daily
oxcep, rudiow. ''EFion.l except
satur'y'FtaEl Townsend. sunday
Evansville lrondalel
and Hadlock
saturday Only
.Oopm steamer Puget. forl s.oopm
Kingston. Ludlow and
lway points.
sunday Only
aO0an steamer Puget. for tsopm
Kingston. Ludlow and
lway points.
iIood OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
.ooem str potlntch. forl st6am
daily Ludlow. Port Gamble daily
ercept Is.Bangor and all except
sunday points on Hood Canal Monday
STEAMER kulshan viii call at Port
Townsend uorthbound. Saturdays
only leaving Seattle at 10 y. m
Points marked 90 arc boat landings
ras-onAs Tor these points and FOR
other BOAT landing points must make
their own arrangements for landing
and assume all risk and liability In
making such landing steamers pas
senger rate does not Include boat land
Ing charges
baggage liability Is limited 20 wear
ing apparel not 60 exceed 500 Tor
whole ticket $50 pounds allowed free
steamers ana schedules subject 10
change without notice Freight re-
cclvcd daily Tor all points excepting
Tacoma named IN above schedule
Tickets must he purchased a. ticket
office open from ESQ a. m. to 1900
midnight
PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION 60.
Ticket office. toimnn Dock.
Phone. Main 3oeS.
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HEAT AFFECTS REPORTER

The unusual warm weather BOW being experienced affect, everyone very much alike, eyen T newspaper reporter is not im- mune. as the following news story appearing in the daily papers of Tuesday would indieateZ bat the heat affected this particular re- porter in very peculiar way the reader 10 be the judge:
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ing Tuesday, for Robinson, Ark. where he will visit with his fath- CT.
 sunday School class namber ? cleaned the chufehyard Saturday afternoon.
 Hr. and Mrs. Bennett of Madi- son County. were visiting few days last week at w. R. Ralstons.
 1 nele Tom Mustain went to Oolagah. Okla. last Saturday 10 See ole of his daughters, who is very sick.
 AIr. and Mrs. Will Robbins at tended the burial of one of Mrs Robhin $ sisters at Hebron last Thursday.
 ngle Jonathan, Marion and Byron Smith. Frank Baggett and Victor Cooper went down on Osage fishing this morning.