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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-18
scheduled for everyone. young and old.

scheduled for everyone. young and old.
beginners or advanced pupils. II you
haven't already joined Il class dn SO
at once that you may not miss the iirSt
lessons. The Schc lule follows:
Monday--HiGh school girls. 800 10
500 l.. M; Beginners. 100 10 S:hh II. IN. :
Easkct ball. 500 to 900 p M.
Observation-Disclosures. 500 20 400 D. m:
Junior" 40 II. ~ 4:30 to h:30 p. M:
Beginners. 700 to 500 p. M. Intermc.i-
!iss. 500 to 900 p. IN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1920 tp 1880
II. NJ: juniors &. S, % 3:I5 tc 4:45 +.
M: Federation Club, ZOO to 7:45 p. M. !:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-18
OPENING DISTRICT
RALLY TONIGHT At
TIE TURNER HALL
T. GILES NUTTEE. PROMINENT
COLORED SPEAKER, TO BE
THE ORATOR
Colored Republican Escort CLUB VIII
Give Street Demonstration For
Speaker

! r. Giil.% Nu,lrr, If Charleston, one
i OF re leading coIurcd Republican ort'
! tors in West Virginia, Will arrive IN
! the city this AFTERNOON. This even
! ill, at eight O'Clock he will address, Il
mass meeting at Turner Hall, discuss
! nC the ISSUES Of the state "a:npalSh.
+ Advance Information Us 20 The nature
! ol his address tonight indicate that he
! v i'll have SOME faCIS OF more tnan or
binary interest to present tonight.
| William Turner. county committee
man from the Second ward, Will call
. the Nuttcr meeting IL order and IN
! lroduce Prof. j. II. Rainbow, OF Lin
coin High school. who will present the
! orator Of the evening.
! The Clay District COlOred Republi-
can escort club will hOll, il street dem
tunStraliUn This evening and escort the
speaker to Turner Hail
The rally tonight will be the open
ing event OF 4 series Of district raj
rs 10 be held in Ohio county.
! Hon. John J. CornwcII. Democratic
| candidate for governor. addressed d
Democratic rally al Wrll,burS last
evening. He lril ior til" BrunIr Cnun-
ily seat yesterday afternoon, after
spending the morning oni previous
H!SH W .i!iI cay: .'l'''' -"
n' en- "uut '>SLn " T,to
H'"aS "is T a.. t".i',U' '' f,,,, ~
V;hnnIinr Viii t.ke nari in rho streat
,,nr,ons.Totio,, :" Ia hhniS ~ ,i,n Mamma
City.
Democrats OG Ohio county held their
initial rally last evening 1T Elm Grove.
A. w. PAUL and Henry Russell adj
T Tna,, ~. o,LCn ns , nun oe' ..
,'.niSoi 49," ,l ,,,i Lynn ~!
nn.Iinr Wv
---------.
Hon. George ". Atkinson. former
governor OF West Virginia, has been
;nssigned to Ohio county 10 address a
Inrinn tbs rI,nin,r ,-nnl,
..-.s'--'-.l-.
Tbe rari thai r,iiro,d presidents
who fought The Adansun Inv are he,
ginning To unuounce Suppor1 of vii.
snn * raus;nr srsni[inn nmony rha
,,ra,il,,, o. Us " t"tTi
,,ilnn'd ,n,,in,.e,.. .,rc i,,r, ,,.o -, ,,o
- nv" f.,r. iha, thr nav. Inv" annii "r
~ ,nI.nmcor r,,.i,, .n,I bni;.. S ti,I
~i1n,r sr.Gnt ~ oi ""U o I,,t
whirb W. un e,: ycnnt,, IL U ,h[,
o!t&iil"' pFupoSdiS "l th5 hFO'h'Fhoou
tlilr!H any "niC!i MEALS .o"rF pay ior
l!loSl III lE"ul. y Soou LllllE Oh the en-
jS'h"rrS apparent! DeileEeu MAJ me
land were said recently 10 have been
making unsuccessful efforts In reach
Warren 5. Stone, president ri their
brotherhood, for An explanation.
/ -
secretary hoy Is. Mayor, nl the
Hughes Alliance. has issued II call Tor
supporters OF Charles Il. Hughes inr
, President Of whatever party nffilia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-18

!,...,is Il; 80 tor ;he stud% Of the les
-pu fnr ;tr Following" sunday.
Cleo Club.
Haze y"u joined tie '. ". {. 4; Cleo
;'iri," Il not IL" SIi:'.' and como Thurs
ua.. ,i.:h; .: SO. Nrmbershi3 in the
NS>uc;;,t!"n I;iv"s y"E the privilege OF
h,.!nn.i;i,: l.. ;ni. rlUh. Mrs. i.:uchcloc
directs this club.
Educational Glasses.
Gail q: III" r!fic: n: t"i"pkn1' for In
formation CnuCn"urnG thu cttuCatl0n@!
classes. I..t IL Know what classes are
desired and W" shall try 10 supply the
need.
GYmnaE1un.
In :un gymnasium their arc classes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-18
Y. ". {. A. NOTES
Eiplo Classes.

!. Every member az TIE .t&a">sa; lion
.shovlI identify hNrScit w;'h one OF the
Riblr c!rss:S The Bushes: Woman
I:iblt class meets sr"ry TG"Srir' even
ing a; seven O'Clock. H"v. {:r:ninSt""l
Ieachn; this Ass. All yn;Iu@ ""lH.n are
invited 70 join. ~.
Wednesday evening IN" ciaSS inr suH-
dav srcoci trac!:nrs ;,rJ ell Bible stud
Gnis. taught by Dr. =. H. robinson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-18

The latest reports from Wall street
shows that Hughes is still The favorile
III betting. Fin" odd; a"c now 10 "a 7
on Hughes tn be elected ana : 10 }
that he will carry the state 0f New
Nnrk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-18

Secretary Roy b. Nayor. Of The
EughrS Alliance. has issued Il call Tor
supporters OF Charles +. Hughes for
President Of whatever party nffilia-
lion. past or present. arc invited to iii
roll H. members vi the Hughes Ali
ancc in Ibis state and receive Il hand
some bronze shield Hughes badge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-18

Although The p"moc"ai~ ar" claim
inc Indiana. the result Gf Ihr straw
vote halloting in hat stale - con-
Gucled by II" Cincinnati Enquirer
gives the following result. Hughes
..A69 aud Wilson 1870
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-18

! DAY" DinGcr announced rnday that
! Republican headquarters is in RECENT
: OF TWO interesting speeches for diStrihn
, lion among 1hr voters. On" is entitled
! Wat htul Wasting. Wa$lrtul Watch
! Ing" by Congressman +. + Roberts Of
Nevada and 'WuOdrGw Meets Wilson
! Coming Back" by CONGRESSMAN Caleb
POWnrs Of i\nnilckN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-18
THREE Y0ST LAW
TRIALS FOR TODAY
Jury In Lorendo Case DISCHARGED
MeIissia Jury Will Continue
Deliberations

Three NGSt law cases Hr" sci Tor
trial in Criminal C0url to-day. The
case of Lloyd Johnson. which WAS
passed from yesterday Oil account Of
having two jurieS lied up on other
cases, will b. taken up as Will The
case Of james Bachnan and Albert
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-18

+ Here is 4 CHARGE for the Democrats.
! j Frank ,inhnSun sheriff OF Mellow
! ell county. uiitrS to bet 81 .0nn that
/ West Virginia will 10 Republican.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-18
4 Profusion Of Newest Styles
Dainty Undermuslins
for Your Choosing
DAINTY Uudermuslins
~ here for your Selec-
ton in a wide variety and

81 mere Tor your Selec,
ton in a wide variety and
at very popular prices:
ro,,;r,,jeS nf crene de Chine
and tub satin with or without
cap sleeve, pretty lace set in
with embroidered medalllons,
silk ribbon Iaccrs, sizes SO 70 II,
extra values at Sl.3S.
NsinsooI1 NIGHT Gowns, woke
o,oda of Iarn insertion and or
aar,Eo bol.. xPcnv,> omen Y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-18
CHARMING wI!nderskirtSf for Evening Wear

17HESE, new Skirts are unusually charming - so
fluffy a'i prctty-tlle kind that add greatly to
the appearance Of the evening dress These lctticoats
are Of tine crepe de Chime in flesh tint or white with
fluffy lace lqltflc> trimmed with small roScbuds and
ribbon. Come in many styles iii pink white satin
with lacey fluuncc> at
S4.9s, $3.50, $3.50 to $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-07
2s-SpIRITUAL MEDIUMS
MADAM NINA

NnNeF lu Seattle trfafn
l. sinsd witb she power 60 iefssss Youf
past present and faturs ufe iis
wonderful kne~lsdss enables her 90 1875
tho veil of mystery snd reveal 20 you
ail The important matters % iifr che
can tell you whu your enemies arc. and
Why fhsY are snemiss 20 You. ana she
cen aiaa Oh You no VITO conquaf them.
and h1w 60 make happiness between
man ard wife N there are evil iafiu-
Fnrss over Yeu. shs can tell ygu how 90
uFrreamr then
Madam Ntna can tell fou N regards 60
love ana marriage sffaifs-tsils fhs
initials - Who you are 20 marry and
phen and " the one Sou love L. true
o. false she advises hoH 90 bfins
th. separated together. ard In regards
60 YOUR ahrsnt ffi~hds aud tells the
s~efss - being happf ard sscess-fui 10
NE she viii eiss fau Only truthful
sdttr~ and farstsii yea - thinss that
uiii BE- - great NAias 90 yog 10 81 af'
fairs - iifr
MADAM Sina can "a lice sou 20 regards
90 your tusiHess ahf financial affatrr
and tells Yun shat business ~ vocation
viii - furky for ypa Consuit her 81
ones on any mattefs that are causing
Yau snrfr or trouble Readings tbr
efNa. f'uina vernon Hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-07
CAR STRIKE IN
n. Y.IS SETTLED

NEW YORK, Aug. Con
ductors and motormen Of the
New York Railways Co. TO-DAY
ratified the agreement reached
yesterday oy representatives. Of
the employers and union Off
Gals looking 10 a settlement OF
the car strike, which has tied
up all lines IN Manhattan and
other boroupns.
This ~ regarded as forecasting a
final settlement OF the strike be-
fore night A formal meeting ~
which an hacs are 10 be represent
ed ia set for .. m. Union men
declare one u the terms under
which ratification was agreed or
vas recognition of me Union.
All OF the employees OF the In
terboro rand Transit company
(the subwsys) VIII receive a tenn
porary increase in pay OF 81 per
day. beginning yesterday. II was
announced today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-07

stall ~. lbs standard white Eranu-
lated sugar. SIC stall 70. fresh paSteur.
l1ed milk &c at, &c pit stan 1903. 4oc
fresh roasted coffee. 2pc H.. l.. lbs
sugar. 81 90 with s. 90 order. cans
oysters ibc stall 1893 white beans. ioc
10. Santa Clara prunes lbs 2bc stall
o.. cottage cheese Toe No. stan a. 2bc
coffee iSc NJ rolled oats ga lbs acc: 1,
pkRs spaghetti. 25c stall g. steel cut
coffee In bulk. 27c III stall 1917 veal
chops, i2itc III stall 20. whole salmon.
25o and soc. halbut ! lbs. 2bc, Nor.
wcEinn herring. Tor Csc stall as
cantaloupes. 2 for ioc. & for 2bc stall
1874. fresh butter sac H.. lbs abc
brick limburRer. 23o H. stall o.. best
fresh pasteurized butter. ace 10 stall
As. minced butter clans. Ice can: fresh
creamery butter, 2sc M. stall &C. ash
pnnH Use
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-07
SHORT NEWS

RALPH NOBLE, 10, son OF DR..
and Mrs. l. ID. Noble, of Kirkland.
was drowned Sunday In Lake
Washington while swimming near
the Matzen Wooden mills.
REV. CHARLES HEMENWAY
spoke Sunday night at the first OF
the union services OF the West Sc.
attic churches In the Congrega-
tional church Of that district.
BISHOP PARKS OF Chicago VIII
close local siNday celebration Of
the birth of African Methodism
Monday night at the First African
NJ 4. church. 1922 14th ave.
MRS. S. S. HOOVER of Seattle
was elected president OF the Puget
sound conference OF the Women's
Home Missionary society ut the
First NJ. g. church
FRANKLIN x. LANE. of the in.
terror department. will probably sit
with a commits sion to adjust Mex.
lean affairs. IL was announced Mon.
day at Washington.
AMERICAN ALUMINIUM CO. o.
Niagara. n. Y, has bought four
aluminium claims from Mason creek
settlers near Wenatchee for
100000.
ONE THOUSAND more Bibles
will be placed shortly in Seattle
hotels by the Gideons. II was decid.
ed Sunday, provided the various
churches will defray the expenses
of distributing them
AFTER A successful quarterly
meeting, the Society Of Friends
ended their meeting Sunday at the
Friends Memorial church at 2Srd
ave. and Spruce ST.
FIFTY MEMBERS of the Noun.
taineers left Seattle Saturday for
Bellingham on the tenth annual
outing. which include trips to
Mount Baker and Mount Shuksan.
They will return August %.
SEATTLE SOCIETY girls Will
stage a benefit minstrel show next
Thursday night at the Cornish
school. and. in n return engage
ment az later date. will give a
benefit for the Seattle Settlement
school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-07
CUTS FAUNTLER0Y
PARK ASSESSMENT

Finding that the board OF emf
ncnt domain had reckoned the val
uo OF the improvement s5s.34T.6s
too high. Superior Judge Frater cut
the assessment roll for a street run
ming diagonally from Spokane 81. to
Fauntleroy park % per cent Mon
day.
The boards figures for the as.
sessment were 1894 .3s0s4.
Frater held that adjacent proper
~ was not benefited more than 70
per cent OF what tho board found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-07
DIP RAIDS z
AT ALKI BEACH

The police Monday we're search
ing for a pickpocket who victimized
pleasure seekers al Alki beach
Sunday.
He reached thru a window aud
took a pockeibook containing $3.50
and two diamonds. after Mrs c. T.
Noi,e OF Bellingham had hung Il
on a nail in one OF the small build.
inEs.
H. y. Kennedy. 1912 Boylsion
ave. had bis pocket picked OF SIS.
lie suspected a man who asked him
for a match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-07

stalls :. :. s. = pot roast 81 20 Ice 10 /.
boiling beef Sc 10 hamburger and sau-
SAGE. Toe 10 homeless corned beef lee N
Stalls 1915. lbs. mAcaroni stcs isr
caps. t5o doE ioc shoe polish, for itc.
large rolls toilet paper. Use. i-ib bar
sweet chocolate. 2bc; Jar rubb~rs Sc dos
stalls 1914. best fresh butter lhs stc
lbs Sc fancy creamery butter 9sc 10.
lbs ase. fresh ranch rEES gac dor T.
fuli cream cheese. acc h.. Special gsc
coffee. isc n. Stall IL. young salmon.
ioc and atn halihut cheeks Toe ~.
fresh black cod. lbs CSC sandals. 2 Tbs
CSC stall iio. acc extra fancy Queen
olives. sc At. 80 30 sack choice family
flour ii.2o. large cans MIN. sse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-07
Venus Had Nothing
on Chicago Women,
Says Police Chief

CHICAGO. Aug. IA bevy
Of Joyous young women, clad
In a coat Of tan and q smile
apiece burst into the early
morning air toesy and Jumped
into the lake. sleno the North
Shore. establishing the limit
for nudity among women bath.
ere.
Police Chief Hesly already
surfelted with reports Of "or-
en- bathing clad SniY In sl'
monos. seanty trunks or wa
ter wings. announced the limit
had been reached.
Ais orders to patrolmen:
run 'em In. And II they
haven't got anything on 10
wear 10 the station, that's
their affair"
Venus, arising out Of the sea.
would have looked tame beside
the young gocdesses, North
Shore residents reported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-07
MUSIC AND DANCE FOR DEMOS

a DIE musical program and dance
are planned by the democrats OF
Seattle for Thursday evening. at
the Hippodrome pavilion. The
King county central committee. as
sisted by the County Democratic
club. the Woodrow Wilson league.
the Women's Wilson Marshall club
and the Women's Democratic club,
will have the affair in charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-07
WARDALI TO RESIGN

Norman Wardall will take him.
self off the public payroll for one
month and will resign as clerk OF
the board OF county commissioners
on August Is. to finish his car
paign for county auditor. WardHY
discovers that an "employe who
seeks office has no right to divide
his attention and time between pub
lie and private work"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-07
ASK $4,000 REPAIRS

Alterations In the public safety
building. 20 provide adequate quar-
tiers for the health department, and
registration offices VIII not exceed
10000. n an ordinance before the
council ls passed II authorizes the
building department 10 20 ahead
with the work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-07
las new CASES OF
INFAnTILE DISEASE

NEW YORK, Aug. There
were las ne" cases Of infan-
tile paralysis reported In New
York In the last "a hours.
health officials announced.
Forty-four deaths occurred.
These figures bring the total
cases 70 5,i65 and the total
deaths TO f.f43.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-07

Stalls 7f-se. best patent flour. 81 20
sack; lbs. sugar, 4ac. No 10 sack flour.
2oc. large cans milk 25c. with ! 10
tea or coffee pFs corn flakes iBr.
picked spare ribs. Sc h round steak
Il ~ 10 veal steak. Toe 10. stalls i2.gl.
picked lamb tongues soc 10 f, lbs 1sr.
AM pickles. Zoe doE honey. DC, zoe. t5c.
picked pigs feet. 2 lbs csc. Lcslie's. 3
large cans tomato soup. 2bc. . cans corn.
2bc. imported Worcester sauce. loo aud
zoe large bottles catsup. i5c: lbs rolled
oats. csc, stall Is. 2 his pure cane sugar.
bsc. soc olive oil. toc. 0e jar rubberH.
Re. zoe iRr cans Igg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-07
WHITE

stall -. fresh Washington creamery
butter. soc n. 4 lbs s5c Stalls ss-sa
sugar cured cornsd beef i0c and ishc
H.. No. 2 pail Swift'n pure lard. s5c
stalls I. potatoes lbs loo. apricota
$50 basket stalls st-27 haiibut i0c 10
salmon. Zoe n smelt. iec 10 stalls
1870. new Alaska herring. Sc each AZ
StonEf. t0c fancy Queen olive. 3ac: No
80 sack choice family flour. $40. big
cans milk .2sc. 1bc cans Ehrimps. Zee.
ioo baking soda. &C.. lbs green split
peas. sbc cans oysters. gbc. soc bak.
ing powder aRu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-07
BIG PICNIC AT sNuMcLAw

Fifteen thousand attended ~
farmers picnic at Enumclaw Satur
day, and nearly all the candidate}
for office were present Gov LIS
ter was one OF the speakers. TheJ
Enumclaw band livened things up(
with frequent selections.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-07
BRADFORD TO Run

James e. Bradford. former cor
poration counsel. will file as pro-
gressive candidate for governor.
he announced Monday.
There will be no opposition 20
him on that ticket. His chief issue
will be to keep safe direct popular
government.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-07

Sugar. 10 lbs. 81 90; salt. sacks Zoe:
matches boxes Zoe. olive oil. Caesar
Agc ut. % * -pt lamb chops. tgtsc ID
veal outlets, loo no.. mararoni De- ~
ycrmiceili 90 III fresh churned butter
? lbs nhc fresh ranch eggs doz Use.
large ioaveH bread. for 16c. rye bread
FOR Sc, peaches, ! &c dor cantaloupea
be and Zoe berries, be box new potatoea
~ lbs. 2bo; peas, lbs. 2bc. fresh Goldfish.
: lbs. ibc halibut cheeks 2 khs lSo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-07
FUND FOR DRY SQUAD

Because no funds for further en-
forcement % the liquor ordinances
BY the dry squad we're available
Monday. Councilman Fitzgerald
asked for an emergency appropria.
ton OF 81 800 % curry on the work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-07

iTs CHEAT HALF ACHE. oN mon.
uaf good s-faofn house barn. chicken
house good sell toq berry plants
hafss buggy garden t0nis rfiee only
tste iugairs as Green ridE
itAScn HAHaAfN AcHEH. All.
surface cleared. ssfnom house barn.
chicken house good sell. one COW
fwn calves 100 chickens Priced a.
g. soc. Haaa terms fehrosdef, 80
gFasn HfAs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-07
ACREAGE FOR SALE
So AtNI-. CLOSE IN
HOUSE, BARN 1913

. room house. chicken house. small
barn. ~tth hay loft splendid 10.
cation blocks from station aud
school partly fenced iias well,
rood water ~asF ground Co work
faces county fnAh uicriY ifns
proved places adjoining Terms
80 cash baisne. o. monthly
call ge4 New YORK Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-07
BAIlAINE AT FREMONT

John +. Bsllaine. candidate for
congress. speaks Monday night at
Fremont hall.
Ballaine has had an interesting
career. starting as a newspaper
man here many years ago, later b~s,
coming secretary TO Gov. RogWnQ
and finally taking up life in Alaska.
where he founded Seward town.
site. He is making his principal
issue the proper handling OF the
government railway in Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-07
HARTLEY FILES

Col Roland u. Hartley OF Ever.
EFT. who proudly boasts tho fact
that he does not use union labels
on his stationery. fled for govern
or Monday
As an employer OF labor" he
declared. Il claim the privilege Of
employing whom ! please. without
regard TO the applicants utilization
with any organization"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-07
E. J. BROWN FOR WILSON

DR.. T.. J. Brown. socialist leader
here. formerly candidate OF that
party for mayor. will support
Woodrow Wilson for president. DR..
Brown so told an audience Satur-
day, at a meeting of the King Coun-
~ Democratic club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-07
she SOLD WHISKY

Annie Gabe. lAndlady In a room
ing house at 20 Columbia st, was
arrested Sunday night by Sergeant
Putnam. OF the dry squad, and
CHARGED with selling whisky.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-07

VICE HENcH ACREs or nEAL
good soil. fne spftnE satsf sera. ue~
tFsanfn cottage tsfn snd rhteksn
house reel send huY a., o. sfh
GOD isrns inqaifs sit gts.n niar
FoH sALE ny UWNEn ts ArREH
fas iand Mi NsFnon disfftrf fnur
n~n terms call 3 n sl-H Fif.
sNs D. fnem 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-07

c. f. Villas, former assayer. has
filed for state insurance commits
sioner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-07
RumMENS MAY RUN

George ". Rummens attorney.
who was one of the Taft presiden-
tial electors who didn't get elected
in 1912. may enter the race for lieu
tenant governor this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-07
Phrenclogists

ties and explains love affairs and fam.
lily troubles. reunites the separated. etc
Explains permanent health rules
tatisfaetion guaranteed or no charge
No one In trouble turned away ,no,..
or no money. Permanently located =,
GIG Union st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-07

ALASKAN STEAMERS f.atouehe
and Northwestern arrived In Seat.
tie SUNDAY with cargoes of hides.
oil aud canned aalmon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-07
w. n. FORD In RACE

w. II. Ford. former mayor OF Ar
lington. is candidate for secre-
tary OF state OH the republican
ticket lie made the same race on
the progressive ticket in 1912.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-07
FaLcoNER WON'T RUN

Efforts TO bring out Alex Fall
coner. former progressive repre-
sentative from the Second district.
for the senatorial race. are falling
fiat. Il Is believed.
Falconer is not In the state now.
The efforts 20 get him in the race
are made by those who are I'M
friendly TO Senator Poindexter. and
Fslconer has 0een consistently 4
poiadeSter supporter. The object
has been To divide Polndextcrs
strength
As II would give Falconer no
chance whatever To land the PLACE
himself. II is a foregone conclusN
that he will not run. He may. how
ever. decide to run again for co,'
sress In the Second district
Mrs. John b. Allen held a meet
ing Saturday IL the Washington
Annex. in which a women's organ
ization was effected TO boost her
contemplated entry in the sena-
torial race.
The Women's Rooseyelt-Hughes
club will meet Tuesday at 1881 A.
cade building at p m
A. +. Fuller viii speak on the re
spportionment suit. and w. II.
Ford. candidate for secretary OF
state. will also speak.
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