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ns~ rss. ier dos stall III. psas. Be- 10
home srown beans. itc II era plant.
ite stalls ssft. ehotcs patent flour.
tift serk. delivered best milk. use
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salmon trout tfe Zach. Ensiish soiss.
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fresh roasted coffee. soc 10 utth lee
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soap 2;c. No. 30 sark best patent flour.
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stall 81 csc can syrup 80. see cans zee
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sEEs sc dos fuii cream cheess. tec 10
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rims Us ghr. sturgeon. 9 lhs tsr
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KinE salmon. ioc ths salmon trout.
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pickles. dor itc. mixed sweet pickles
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pickles. g. ~ Queen olives ibc pt. Tea
Garden apple butter Toe 10 stall g.
tender T-bone steak soc. shoulder spring
lamb. ibe fresh spare ribs. Toe M good
steer pot roast 1880 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-01
OUR UNCLE SAMUEL
IS SOME BOSS..YES?

WASHINGTON. July THE
house this afternoon passed the
Talbot bill. granting 80 DAYS
leave OF absence each year. with
pay, TO employees OF United States
navy yards. gun factories. naval
stations and nrseuals Fifteen
DAYS is allowed at present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-01
CRUISER IS OFF
FOR THE SOUTH

SAN DIEGO, July THE
cruiser South Dakota steam
ed today for the South under
sealed orders, her departure
urherslded and destination IN
known at the local navy office.
u had been previously an
nounced that she would re-
main In port unless develop
nents In southern waters
called for additional ships.
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PARADE ON JULY 4

National Guard organizations.
not called 10 the border, viii pa
rade AZ the home stations on July
Fourth. according to an order H.
sued by Adlt Gen Maurice
Thompson. Plans for the Seattle
turnout are in the hands OF Lieut..
Col Howard Hanson.
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2S-Spiritual Mediums
EGYPTIAN
PHRENOIOGISI

Madam Nina has lust arrived TIA Seattle.
usNer was here before ana she can ten
you all Fauf past iife and what Your
future iife is 10 he can advise you a.
business affairs. family affaifs and love
affairs tell you whsn Fpu vii NARY
and the taittsl Of tho uua you will
marry hos 90 conquer your enemies
and atcid ali trouble and be happf
tells You 81 regard 90 Yn.f absent
frisnds tells you ehat you 40 ADAPTED
for Anf hos 60 be successful in NE
tells yaJ what bustness 10 mast lucky
for Yuu The madam all Eif~ 1ou
every satisfaction. Tier feafinEs ufr
al confidential charEss 90 ernts The
madam cau be- found az steh Union 81
tstwesn second ana rhird srss. Yer.
aaa
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slot FOR SALE
$50 FOR SMALL
HOUSE

Win the house. on terms ~ o. 90 month
-. wa eill cell yau fina View lot.
soaiaf fa ig-fgqt alley. for 1875. fef
$3.50 10 viii make the Tot faxt4f We
sisa nwn she adjoining tenfeG, 90 you
ran boy az large a lot - Ypu ~ant
There are no special assessments eiig
water and iifhis Property is located
81 tafa fafiiss ave Take Green taks
ar 90 kunnfaids station. failow cement
wnlb oa tarilHH aAt. 20 18Th 81 or srs
HENFONp MOHRtsEf
~sN~e.l~l~~~0~~1
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FIRED ON sAILoRs7

GALVESTON. July Mexican
soldiers fired on sailors Of the L.
S. gunboat Salem al Tampico. last
Tuesday afternoon. wounding two.
according to refugees arriving
here today on the s. s. Dade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-01
MILITIA ARRIVES

SAN ANTONIO. July 1.-The
men OF the First Illinois infantry
tumbled out at reveille today and
began TO scan the country TO the
south for their first glimpse of
Mexico.
The militia arrived last night.
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LITTLE FARM. $3.50
PART on DODGE HOMESTEAD

VIII seil o, acres or this Ola
homestead on terms - $50 cash.
80 monthly tmpf~s rrusuts
consist 81 house barn. fine well.
pump. lots % sfrsa berries fasp-
berries ruFranfH and Ennsrhrr.
riss plenty ~ free wood ~ tho
cutting This place 10 handy so
tho - = depot aud boat sharf.
and Only blocks from school
Lies Nsii Tor chicken ranch.
win s. gentle slope 20 south
Better come across today or to-
morruW and get the key and
look y over Take East Madison
car and Kirkland baAfs. 20 daily.
20 Burke N FarrArs office on
Kirkland vharf
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The ladies' OF the Harrison
school district are requested to
meet at the Harrison school build
ing Wednesday afternoon. July 5,
at 230 y. m. 10 organize a Ref
Cross auxiliary. The auxiliary
will take steps to help in the
movement to care for dependent
families OF men ordered to the
border
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-01

N VIII Y FVTTFW
plate or n dirty
knife and fork ia
n restaurant or
|at home.
But II the waiter
be quick or the
waitress passing
~ fair few pay
A. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-01
43-LOT FOR SALE

SOME ONE WHO HAS MONEY AND 4
Kind heart win you please have
mercy and come TO my aid and
help mo out BY buying lot. inside
% city limits7 a corner. i10xi2o,
eth and oregon. Please state tho
price you would pay me IN cash Al
clear except q small mortgage ~ &
months more due on inside 90 feet. a
small house on same Insured for 81 900
= rooms bath. pantry. front and back
porches clothes closet hot and cold
water $500. not less. to take mo
over my expenses and help me turn
around Nothing less would 500 me
through Mrs ". H. Cook. aSO5 ED
nOnds room 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-01
WE DO

n You want a flne.looking. pure.
bred Jersey COW. giving three gal
Ions OF milk. bottled. ree her Al 1871
Locust st--Ady. In Muskogu. Okla.
Times. Democrat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-01

any heed 10 whether the hands
that serve their food are contain.
mated with disease germs or
whether the person serving them
is OF the type known to physicians
as n disease carrier that Is. n
person whose system breeds and
gives off deadly germs hut who to
all appearances is in perfect
health.
Realizing this danger to public
health. Montclair n. j.. OF reform
fame. now has hyglenic house.
maids. The board 81 health con.
ducts examinations and issues Ger.
tiflcates of health to domestics
Handlers of food in stores are In.
cluded
Chicago also Is awake To the
danger and health officers there are
forcing restaurant proprietors to
see that employees undergo tuber-
culosis tests
Isn't II the logical way to back
up our pure food laws?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-01
NINE. VICTORIA

40 80 - - q HANsss
Tn. celebrated phr.naiosi.'. eisirvoysn,
and palnlst. gives scisnuftr tsafinGs
on all affairs % life. past. present %
future roa have seen tho others. nos
see IN. best. ~ IN trouble All f~A1inEs
guaranteed satisfactory or No fees &C
e.ps~a Readings zee Location over
OF pra. Co. sote fiAs 81
HEALTH AND rnosrERirY THAT.
fasni. given fre.. Sundays II q m.
Mondays. wednesdays. Fridsys, > sn,.
by ths pivins Socialists 1si tfth.
AAnANE FHANk --ciaifs uYant sasd
reader pAirni.t IS iQss Pike. cor
or Fir., Hotel Elliott
oNnAfNEn ArinirpAt. QUAKER Mk.
ainm. iset A-lros- ave
Ftfif. CARD rALsisrHY. SO. tot
PIKE. Charleston Hotel. AT y.
CIRCLE ToSiatfr. stt MEssAcEs
for all attending Cousuiiatian aatY
Nine cYpFisuns. Hessi Nofris' t,sas
2o-For Rent Furnished
ytHNisHKb. MoDEHs a.HonM HOUSE
- Nice iaWa snf flowers, one block North
Queen Ann. car tits Hinth =. Phone
Ner'n isss
SMALL. CABIN roH oNE sAS 10
haeh ia ws~A Also rpauis sis
N~e~~~S~~~~-~>~N>~~
27-For Rent UNFINISHED
HooM eoT-rA0E wALKtSu pte-
taar~ grand vice ~ taS, tsef per
., sssS,s -. Is,Se a.: -r;S,.l.1,-o~o~~
2e-Unfurnished Apartments
rms outScr- MopERS sSp I
rooms le~ tent ~ ii,h nss, l aiss
3O-Furnished Rooms
ONE ROOM kPAHTMESrs. WITH
btfeh~n~it. ~ Marion.
3l-Housekecping Rooms
ONE LAHaE MODERN HoUsEKEEf-
Ing ruufr nicely furnished. 50 month.
phnns Nstth iiso
MoDERS HousEKEEri~O ROOMS,
nicely Furnished. - per month. fhens
s>ScS~Sl~s~~~c~~o~~~~~~~~>~~~~~>~~~
4o-Exchanges
F0H aAtE on EXCHANGE six
hors~s saean. tee matched teams,
young Fsrehsrou. Tor Improved real -.
tat. ~ Fofd car Phone EidnsY t-s
r Meyers Tukviia. wash
.z~~~~~~@~.s@~ ss-~SsresN@~~~~~g@~S
Al. ACREAGE FOR SALE
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25--Spiritual Mediums

CLAIHVOYANT AND pALMfsTRY. SIS
luiversity. between Fifth and Sixth.
Tell past. present ana future. consulting
business and love affairs. advise you
about divorce cases ana what VIII DO
your lucky step IN NE to take. viii tell
full names NJ your lover. sweetheart
friends enemies. and what you are
most adapted Tor. Test reading free
Permanently located, Hours 0 a. m, 70
y.
CONSULT RUS FAMOUS EUROPEAN
PIANIST Ono viii advise you on all
affairs that concern you Her reputh
ton IL established Her price. SOC.
Nine. Davis. 1915 Seventh, between
Pike and Pine.
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Pc RsoNALS

You Will SMILE. roo
Ana entoy your shaving
With a properly ~
sharp.n~d blade ailist,
blade. SOC dos Dur
ham pnpisa zee des
single edge blades $50
dos We srind every =.
thing Prices reason -
able ~ = HroNn a.
lotF Third
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-01

FOR DETAILS OK LANDS
Handy 20 our mills and camps
write or ~ AgtKLEIOHS
Mar. Land Dept. 1904 !. G Smith nldF
SEATTLE. WASH
You deal with 10 direct"
THREE LAKES LUMBER CO
RARgAtN-s ACRES LAND. MfLEs
south % Port orchard. cabin 1ot1s.
wood shed chicken house tools two
wells tg1 second ave g. Hotel ore
ron Price iaso. Herman sour owner
STATE LAND. 10 YEARS PER CEST
lots soriss 1896. 2 blocks 60 car re
down. 2eT American Bank Elliott
agio.
FOR aALE. BY owNER-sa ACRES
In sksElt county. partly improved.
good buildings VIII sell with or
without stock. Part terms Address
p. O Bor 2si. Mt vernon. wash
S ACRES. 500 PER ACRE EASY
walking distance from work. e. II gar
den soil so per month Less than
hsif price ao' Third ave PETIT,
10 ACRES HIGHEST BOTTOM LAND
sou ever cav: close 10 intcfurhan sta
tion. Tor sale cleap. by owner Can
evenings. 27t6h 18Th ave s
slot FOR SALE
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AVOID GERM CARRIERS

Most people are ready TO regis.
ter strong kick II they are serv.
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44-Houses for Sale


SOME LUCKY ONE
WIN Fsi my home Two acres 80 SOUTH
PARK f.roam house bafu. chicken
houses 90 large bearing fruit trees
small fruit al kinds. rich. deep soil
Can make neiHs on placr. Terms g.
you
EtLES nniaTOt. stit Seventh ave
Take South Park ear. Eei OF o. clover
dale
Rooms MODERN TERMS Al.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-01

oHIoINAL MoLER BARBER SCHOOL
715 Occidental Ave
We tsach ne barber trads thoroughly.
secure positions: wages willis learning
Special low rate.
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$50 FOR SMALL HOUSE

Payments ~ 81 30 monthly win bo The
lot 10 iort17 Price t37s slightly
Wow location. no special aascsaments
Hesford A. Morrisev. al American
Bank Bldg Elliott 20s2
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a. 60 VALUE; troaser. Tor 81 80. Lgndaui.s.
Lilly upstairs clothes shop. Green Bldg
sfh and Pike
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PERSONALS

MARRY -- WOULD rOU MARRY A
real nice lady who could greatly aid
sou financially n 80. then I dare you
to answer this today, as I viii gladly
infIDduce any worthy man 10 hundreds
Of ladies desiring marriage. ages "a
to co. who claim 20 be worth from
81 600 20 f3b.0OO and upward More
particulars. including hundreds Of De
scriptlous Of ladies. with many nice
large beautiful photos sent free 10 any
man no answers within ~ days no
general dellveriesb Kindly incfpaa
postage. Address Sincere" B-BfA
Valley. Noh. This notice IL genuine
and VIII stand fullest investigation
REFINED WIDOW WITH MEANS.
wishes acquaintance ~ good honest
gentleman. age about IS. American.
some means. object matrimony IA.
dress H-Ts. star
REFINED AMiABLE WIDOW. "a
wants 70 meet gentleman. 81 70 O.:
d. - a a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-01

ties and explains love affairs and fam,
~ troubles reunites the separated, etc.
Explains permanent health rules
Satisfaction guaranteed ar no charge
No one In trouble turned away. moaey
or ne money Permanently located al
l-..L--.. -
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$500 CASH

$500 CASH
Eight lots. 40N300. small 3-room house
barn. sheds, cement milk house. city
water. city walk. all paid for about
80 fruit trees, stands OF bees cows.
milking. coming In Ia about 2
weeks calves. months old 60
chickens Also lease on pasture Tor all
the stock. blocks from tho depot.
all the garden ia for this year ! A.
White. Pacific city wash
BEAUTIFUL GROOM COTTAGE. NEW.
! ~ acres dark loan soil, mostly In gar
den, = mile from city limits Must
have $500 cash. balance 400 to suit
Great sacrific" for little money
Petit. 900 Third ave
COMFORTABLE h-ROOM SUMMER
home. $50 on leased ground on the
shore Of Lake Washington. half block
south ~ Madrona park CITY water
lights and gas. Open sunday Phone
Ennt 1879
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i-Funeral Notice.

GpFExHAI.GH-fn this city. June -
1919. Moreno Gre~nhaixh. beloved stt~
~ kfex Greenhaixh. aged 80 yeafs
run~rai sunday. ] p. m ~ pariors p
Cremation Society % Washinxtpn. ehn
:, xcrsh Queen knns car Rev Jennis
1onn.or wiI conduct srrstces Friends
are Invited 1-sn
>,
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nEFlNED AMiABLE WIDOW. a.
wants 70 meet gentleman. 81 70 o..
object matrimony address H-f5, star.
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Attornevs-patcnt

RAIL srNptlsurr issf
General practice nprke nuildins. aes
Second ave Natn ffef
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GiFrEp EdYPriAS

ct.AfRVoNANr and
medium. gives al 81
vice on huslnes.
matters love health
and family affairs .
tells the name %
your future husband
or wife tells n the
one you love Z. true
or false. what part
Of tn. eeuntry IL
lAl.Ainal "a Au-L ard
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6-Autos for Sale

FOR sAIE-FoRD CAR. 1914 MODEL
new motor. good tires. ~ oonai, ~. ~
~..h Or term. Call Sunday. 2aQe 10th
ave n. Apt. y.
50 GooD us@o car. win,on Me,er CO
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HOTELS AND
APARTMENTS
srANpARp HOTEL
16-Agents Wanted

fOaT--A DIAMOND EAR RING. SEC.
oud ave Reward Phone Main $40
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Classified Business Directory
Attorneys-at-Law

Y. r. ScHorF. IS powns ptds fee And
ave CONFEDERATION fREt. conf
dental law husband snd Wifci sen
erRl practice fees moderate
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Collateral Loans

f.ARG sDr LOANS on DIAMONDS AID
tewrtry. : per cent: legal rate. strictly
confidential American Isweiry Co,
sas second ave
MONEY LOANED on All. ARTICLES
% value The Reliable. eaf THIRD ave
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WALK dances in or lessons
~ liitls cost. no difference n you
-, never danced before. private
49, halls. street shoes q X
nv young lady assistants, stage
dancing Main 1sii
"A STEVENS is'' a Fourth s,,.
FERN JACKMAN = M H.S,5.
so' Pine. room III Hotel Gordon
LADIES Don't WORRY wiiEN DE.
isyed or irregular. use Lady ElEln Inn
perial Tablets by mail 81 per box
double strength. tibo Every box
guaranteed. Crown Agency, 1891 Sixth
Hvs.
GET MARRfED BEST MATRIMONIAL
paper published Mailed free Tho
Correspondent. Tolodo ohio
RAgTfME playing taught. 10 TO 20 les.
sons: success guaranteed. Jot-Bos Pan
taEes Bldg.
KODAKERs-'TN AT I. ATE THEY'RE
done" 10 cents a roll Jacobs. P-I
flIF
25c COMPLETE breakfast Willard
coz seventh and Union.
LAutES--My great. snccessfui remedy.
positively guaranteed Madam Crane.
1ib2 1ith ave
REV GREEN rs SOW LOCATED AT
the Holland Hotel. Fourth and letter
son. opposite new court house Private
pnrlors. private entrance on jefferson.
Ministerial services rendered
soc DINNER Appealing dishes Willard
cafe Seventh and Union
~~~NcN.~~~~~N~>N~S >N~l~~~NyO~N~~~
24-Business Personal
MESH BAGS repaired. t09 Peoples Bank
Bidg
MISS JEWELf.-MANICUR iiiln
Third office 10
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-07-04

possession and kept up the enjoyment
until 2:30 a. m. A more beautiful
scene was never witnessed in our
city than the brilliantly lighted pavil-
ion with its hundreds of coloTed Jap
anese lanterns; its floor filed with
gay dancers, moving to the strains of
enchanting music, all combined to
make the occasion one which will
long be remembered by all who were
present.
Guests present from out of the city
were Mrs. Julia H. Thorn of Madison;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bissell of Marsh
field; Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Sterling of
Rhinelander; M. K. Bissell of Es-
canada, Mich; Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.
COpps of Stevens Point; Mr.. and Mrs.
Fay Marshall of Rhinelander; DR.. and
Mrs. W. o. Carrier of Waukesha; Miss
Helen Stewart of Washington, D. c.;
Miss Helen Baker, Ashland; Mrs. I.
0. CrOwell, Oshkosh; Mr.. and Mrs. B.
d. Stone, Virginia, Mimi; Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Heinemann, Merrill; Mrs.
Myrtle Lipman, Chicago; Miss Stella
Hayden, Chicago; Miss Ruth Wright,
Evanston, H.; Mr.. and Mrs. j. d.
Mylrea, Amigo; Mrs. R. D. Sanche,
Memphis, Tenn; Miss Linda Stephen
son, New York City; Miss Enid Will
COX, Virginia, MINI.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-07-04
AN OLD FASHIONED TIME
A Grand Patriotic July Fourth Cele.
bratiOn ut Shooting Park.

Under the auspices of the German
American Alliance, its committee of
arrangements have formulated pro-
gram for a monster 4th of July cele-
bration in this city and hope to make
it generally pronounced success.
A monster parade has been planned
and will be formed on Jackson street,
between Third and Fifth streets, at
half past twelve p. m, and the pro
cessiOn will start at one o'clock sharp.
General Washington and General
Steuben will be represented in the
parade, and there will be a float with
Columbia.
Music, patriotic songs, speeches and
other attractions are to be had at the
park for the entertainment of all.
All societies in the city are invited
to participate and the executive COM
mittee extends herewith a most cor
dial invitation to the citizens of Wau-
sau to take part on that occasion.
All kinds of refreshments, ice cream,
fruits, etc.
Let us have a patriotic Fourth of
July celebration at the park in order
to avoid accidents.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-07-04
TOOK A DIAMOND RING

Quite a sensation was caused in
this city last Wednesday by young
man who went into c. II. Ingraham's
Jewelry store, and after looking at
some of the rings shown him by the
clerk, asked to see some of the higher
priced diamond rings. These were
brought out from the safe. He Sc
lected one and said that it would be
called for at 4 o'clock. He then asked
to see some lockets and while the
clerk was getting them the young
man took $40 diamond ring and in
its place substituted a ring from
another case. The 1Ockets were looked
at but none were spoken for and the
young man departed Lawrence st.
Mary, the clerk noticed the change in
the rings a few moments after the
man went out and at once telephoned
the chief and Mr.. Ingraham, and then
went on the street to see if he could
catch sight Of the man. He saw him
and Chief Malone and w. r. Chellis,
IN an auto, and patrolman Frank Bar
den and st. Mary all happened to get
MN at the same time. The fellow
ran through the city hall grounds
down to the fiat and was caught in the
lumber yards, after Barden had fired
off his revolver to let the thief know
he had one. The young man stopped
and was arrested and handcuffed He
first denied taking the ring but after
wards admitted that he did, but it
could not be found on his person.
He told them he had hidden it and
took the chief and others back to
where he dropped it and it was soon
found in the grass. He was taken
to Jail and said he had committed
the act that he might get something
to eat. He had no money. He asked
to be taken into court and in the
afternoon was taken before Judge
Marchetti and plead guilty and SEN
fenced for one year in the reformatory
at Green Bay. He said his name was
Jay Rogers, but the police believe him
to be Harry X. Chalmers.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-07-04
STATE BAR ASSOCIATION

The Wisconsin State Bar association
held its annual convention in Oshkosh
last Thursday. Wausau was we'll
represented as many of its attorneys
were present. Justices WinsloW,
Marshall, Siebecker, Kerwin, Vinje
and Rosenberg and A. H. Reid, circuit
judge of this district, were among
those present.
The convention began Wednesday
with q reception at the Elks' club
house. In the afternoon president
Geo. B. Hudnall of Superior, gave the
annual address. There were other ad-
dresses, among them one by Justice
M. B. Rosenberg.
Thursday there were addresses by
Simon e. Baldwin, Ex-Gov. of Con-
necticut, and EXPIRES. of the National
Bar association. On Thursday even
ing there was a banquet at Hotel
Athearn, at which Col. H. 1. Weed
presided and an address of welcome
by Judge G. w. Burnell.
Friday the members of the bar and
their ladies were given a boat ride in
the morning, followed by a luncheon.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
President-B. R. Goggins, Grand
Rapids.
Sec. and Treas.-G. E. Morton, Mil
waukee.
Executive Com-Dean H. S. Rich
ards, Madison; j. B. Doe, Milwaukee; !;
P. H. Martin, Green Bay; Robert Wild
Milwaukee, and B. l.. Parker, Green
,, Bay.
F. E. Bump of this city was elected
vice president from the 10th judicial
circuit