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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1916-06-10
Rescuer Loses His Liz.

Grand Rapids, Mich. June 1.--Her.
man Smith, nineteen. lost his life while
trying to rescue Alton Simpson from
drowning. They were canoeing on
Grand river when they lost their pad
die
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1916-06-10
Horse liurts Eour al PARADE.

Chicago, June -Four persons
were injured and the Memorial day
parade was delayed ten minutes when
the horse OF Captain McNeill dashed
INTO a crowd OF spectators lining the
march.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1916-06-10
Rome pushes Clock Ahead.

Rome. May 29.-The day light-saving
scheme has been adopted in Rome. An
official decree published here orders
that the clock be advanced one hour
beginning at midnight June 3.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1916-06-10
Cattle Loss From Phthisis.


Tubercular cattle cost the state
of Michigan $23,744 during the
calendar year of 1915, according to
tabulation just finished by the state
sanitary live stock commission.
In all, 775 cattle were slaughtered
because of tuberculosis. These ami
mails were appraised at $47,488. The
state paid the owners one-half and the
United States government paid the
other.
The authorities during the year in.
>spected 1895 herds of cattle, com
prising 1928 cattle; Of these, 775. or
6.3 per cent. showed the presence OF
tuberculosis and we're ordered killed.
This is drop of about per cent
from 1914. In that year the reactions
ran in the neighborhood of per cent
while in 1913 they we're close to 10
per cent.
The large number of cattle tested
all parts of the state are alive to the
question of having the state test the
cattle. All of the tests, except those
in herds from which city dairy sup.
| ply is obtained, are voluntary tests.
In 3S counties were cattle slaugh.
tered. Kent county led. There were
more cattle tested in Kent than In
any other county. 1t had 1T cattle
with tuberculosis, appraised at ST.,
300; Ottawa had 104 and Allegan had
SO, but the Allegan cattle were the
more valuable, running $5,53s. Jack.
son county was fourth in the list and
Wayne county fifth,
The number, killed with their APP
praised value, by counties. was as fol.
lows:
Allegan, SO. $685. Alpena. SO. 81,
200; Barry, 3. $3.50; Berrien, A. $3.50;
Branch, 6, $500; Calhoun, 10, $3.50;
Dickinson, 8, $3.50; Genesee. TO-. $3.50;
Gladwin, /, $50; Gratiot. 2, 500:
Hillsdale, %, $3.50; Houghton. 8. $500;
Huron, /, $50; Ingham, S. $500, Ionia.
s, $3.50; Jackson, ~, $4,670; Kalama.
zoo, 6. $500; Kent, 1T. $11,305; Lena.
wee. 4. $3.50; Livingston, 4. $500: Ma.
comb, IS, 5000; Marquette, 10, 500;
Menominee, 2S, $3.50; Monroe. 1,
500; Muskegon. 10. $1,000; Newaygo.
]. 800; Oakland, 29. $1,000; Oceana.
8. $3.50; Osceola, 1, 500; Ontonagon,
SO, $3.50; Ottawa, 104. $500; School.
craft, /, $50; Shiawassee, 8. $3.50: st.
Clair, 8, $3.50; Tuscola, 2, SIPS; Van
Buren,. 9, $500: Wayne. 60. $685..
Historical Body Meets.
A feature of the annual meeting OF
the Michigan Pioneer and Historical
society was the dwelling of a bust of
John d. Pierce, first superintendent of
public instruction In the state. Exer.
cises we're led by President Emeritus
Jonathan L. Snyder of Michigan Agri-
cultural college.
New interpretations.
| HOWE Roofing company, Detroit,
capital stock Increased from $1b, 1000
to $4,000.
Title and Mortgage company, Flint,
capital stock increased from $4,000
to 100000.
Motor Truck Supply company; de.
troit, $4,000; BENJAMIN Koppitz. Rol,
and l.. owen, Harry r.. Graham.
1 American Beer Cooler company. Dc.
troit. $4,000; "A. Hergott. A. w. Fisch.
or. Mary Fischer. ~
| ! Goodyear Drug company. Ann Ar.
bor. $4,000. =
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-09
WASHINGTON.

Seattle. wash--President Wilson'S
plurality in Washington jumped above
the 10, 900 mark when returns were re-
csived from counties. previously mea-
gerry reported. went strongly for the
president. With less than 500 pre-
cfncts to be reported. all widely scat
tered, President Wilson was leading
Mr.. Hughes by a margin Of 1o,72S
votes. with every indication that com
plete returns would send his plurality
above 1900. Gov. Lister. Democrat.
apparently will defeat Henry Mcbride.
Republican, for governor, by more
than 10000 Senator Niles PONDER
ter. Republican. who was reelected.
Will have the largest plurality Of any
Of the candidates on any ticket
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-09
MONTANA.

Helena, Mont-Returns that come
in slowly from isolated districts do
not change the general result IN Mon
tana. which has been carried by VII
son By from 10000 70 $4,000 majority.
United States Senator Henry l. Myers
Is elected BY l00o Congressman Ino.
VI. Evans. Democrat. Is reelected. and
Harry B Mitchell, Democrat. Is lead
ing Miss jeanette Ranking. Repubn-
can. for congress. but by a slender ma
iority The Democrats have elected
all bur three state officials and Mon
tana has gone dry by a substantial
vote
sam V stewart. Democrat. Is re-
elected governor over Frank J. Ed
wards by from 5000 TO 1000 majority.
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-09

/. Whereas realizing that whisksy
taken or used in any form weakens
the senses, benumbs the mind, blunts
the memory, and stiles the business
qualities of the growing boy, we do
hereby vote unanimously to sustain
the One Quart Law.
2. Whereas we are the educational
leaders of the young manhood Of this
great state Of ours; and realizing that
her future greatness is dependent up
on these young characters. and know
ing that these young sons Of ours can
not raise the standard of state that
is flooded with this poisonous drink.
we do hereby vote unanimously that
we shall bring all our influence to
bear upon the individual voter be-
tween now and November 7th.
Signed by seventy teachers.
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-09
DEMOCRATS WILL
CONTROL SENATE
THEY HAVE A SMALL MAJORITY
or SENATE AND MAY CON.
TRoL HOUSE.
DIVISION or THOSE ELECTED
Democrats 21o. Republican 40. Pro
srsssives 2. Independents I.
soeislIsts-2f Districts
Not Reported.

New York.-The Democrats. assured
Of control Of the next senate. may rs-
tain control OF the house BY holding
10 seats In 81 congressional districts
yet to be heard from. The division OF
members already elected 10 a. fol-
lows.
Democrats 80. Republicans go.
Progressivss 2. Independent /, Social
LIST /.
In the 81 districts not yet reported
are the following. which are Demo
cratic In the present congress:
Two each in Missouri and Indiana.
three In West Virginia and one each
In Washington. Michigan and Pennsyl-
vania
Eleven of the missing districts are
Republicans:
Two In Nebraska, three in West
Virginia. three in Washington and one
each In New Mexico. Ohio and wyon-
ing. II these districts should hold to
the present political status in the re
turns being received the Democrats
would have the slender majority Of
five over all in the house.
Artzona-Henry F. Sshurst, Dem.
Arkansas-wm. F. Kirby. Dem.
California-Hiram W. Johnson, Rep.
connecticut-Geo. P. Mclean, Rep.
Delaware-Josiah o. wolcott. Dem.
Florida-Park NJ. Trammell. Dem.
Indiana-Long term. Harry S. New.
Rep: short term, James L. Watson.
Rep.
Maine (elected in Septemberl-Lons
term. Frederick Hale, Rep; short
term. Bert VI. Fernald. Rep.
Maryland-Joseph |. France Rep.
Massachusetts-He Cabot Lodge.
Rep.
Michigan-Chas. Z. Townsend. Rep.
Minnesota-Frank B. Kellogg. Rep.
Mississippi-John Sharp Williams.
Dem
Missouri-James A Reed. Dem
Montana-Henry l. Myers, Dem
Nebraska-Gilbert NJ. Hitchcock,
Dem.
Nevada-Key Pittman, Dem.
New Jersey-Joseph B. Frelinshuy-
sen, Rep.
New Mexico-Undecided.
New York-Wm. C. Calder. Rep.
North Dakota-Porter p McCumher,
Rep.
Ohio-Atlee Pomerene, Dem.
Pennsylvania-Phila C. Knox.
Rep.
Rhode Island-Peter @. Garry, Dem.
Tennessee-K. d. McKellar. Dem.
Texas-Charles A. Culberson. Dem.
Utah-William King, Dem.
vermont-Carroll S. Page, Rep.
virginia-Claude A. Swanton, Dem
Washington-Miles Poindexter. Rep.
W. virginia-Howard Sutherland.
Rep.
wisconsin-Robert NJ LaFollstts
Rep.
wyoming-John B. Kendriek. Dem.
Tutal-35
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-09
WILSON CARRIES
CITY OF BOSTON
PRESIDENT LEADS IN sosToN,
BUT HUGHES GETS MAJORITY
THROUGHOUT THE STATE
LOSES IN STATE, HOWEVER
Governor Mccall Reelected In Masss-
ehusetts. and State Goes For
hughes and Reruhliean Ticket.
Both State ard National

bosion.-Complete returns from The
Icity Of Boston gave the Democratic
uN-s a plurality Of 1889. but the
results from over the state changed
ne complexion OF the results from
massachusetts. and the total results
reversed the decision. giving the Re
puhlieans a lead Of approximately 40.-
900 plurality.
Governor Samuel W. Mccall. pres
ent Incumbent, defeated his Democrat.
5 opponent BY a big plurality. The
election Of Senator Lodge is assured
BY plurality OF about 10000.
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-09
RHEUMATISM FOLLOWS
EXPOSURE.

In the rsin all day Is generally fol-
lowed by painful twinges of rheuma-
tism or neuralgia Sloan's Liniment
will give you quick relief and prevent
the twinges from becoming torture.
Il quickly penetrates without rubbing
and soothes the sore and achin9
joints. For sore, stiff, exhausted
muscles that ache and throb from
overwork. Sloan's Liniment affords
guick relief. Bruises, sprains, strains
and other minor injuries to children
are quickly soothed by Sloan's Lini-
ment- Get bottle to-day at your
Druggists. 25c. Adv.
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-09
INDIANA FOR HUGHES
sosh Senator's From indiana Are Re-
puhllezns.

Indianapolis. Ind.-Charles Evans
Haehes lead over President Wilson
va Hgarl, reduced by belated Off
eial returns received here shortly be-
.ora aeon THURSDAY With only 2sT
our of the s.14S precincts in Indiana
missing the Republican nominee had
a marein Of S fs7. The totals Nerse
Hnvhsz AIS sss; Wilson, 3li.ss<
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-09
BeeCKMAN WINNER IN R. l.
:. Livingston 5eeckman Retains Gov
ernorship Of Rhode Isiand-In-
creased Plurality Admitted.

Providence. R. The entire Re
publican ticket was a big winner in
the general elections.
Gov r. Livingston Beekman de-
feated Addison P Monroe by q tre-
mendors plurality. carrying practical
" every precinct In the state The
eampaisn was made throughout the
state on the record OF the ineumbents.
and the decisive victory is a splendid
Endorsement OF the governor and his
present policies
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-09

Bo.ss. Idaho Wilson's plurality -
Idaho may total nearly 10000. sseord-
lnx 70 late returns. Wilson's lead OF
over 5000 out OF more than $1,000
votes Increases as returns come ID.
The total vote will run from 10000
% 1I5.100
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-09

mat the ASSOCIATION AL
sfBcsrs were present and teachers
from the most remote sections Of the
county were in attendance.
This was the regular Club Day
Special and business pertaining to
club work was discussed by the teach
err. One Of the most important
measures passed was that all schools
from the largest to the smallest must
have club work in their school. and if
any school neglected this work it
would be placed on the non-progres-
sive or zero list, which means that the
school will not be recognized as n
standard school.
Mrs. Samuels, the efficient assis-
ant teacher Of the Burgess school.
made a splendid report on the work
Of She Mothers Club in her school. She
told in a very impressive manner of
what the good ladies of that commun-
ity were doing for their school. This
is the first club Of its kind TO be or
ganized in this county, but am GER
tain that by our next meeting that we
shall have more than dozen organ
lied.
Prof. Donaldson also told how the
good ladies responded to organize a
similar club in his school.
Miss Carmen Galloway teacher of
the Primary department at College
Hill told in few words of how she
had got her little folks interested in
learning to do plain sewing.
The greatest intsrest was create
when the question was brought up as
to the time when this club work
should be exhibited. some of the lead
ing speakers spoke in favor of it be-
ing exhibited at our Field Day rally
in April. and others who spoke
equally as well spoke in favor Of it
being exhibited At the fair next 0cto
Der. After the discussion had reach
ed its highest pitch it was unani-
mously decided to exhibit II at the
Field Day rally and also at the
County Fair next Fall
The next business taken up wa
the appointmeuk Of eomnittees
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-09
FLORIDA GOES DEMOCRATIC.

aspublIcans Do Not Have q Lookln
In Florida.
Jacksonville, F1a--Florfda rolled mp
Q plurality for President Wilson in the
general election that far sxcslled any
previous election.
The contest between Knott. Demo
craft. and Cats. Independent-Prohibi-
ton. for governor, was fairly close. al
though the Democrat was in no dan
ger Of defeat at any time during the
ballot counting.
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-09

Fargo. y. D.-with 1850 precincts
In North Dakota received, the count
stands Wilson. 50.s06; Hughes. +s.-
05T.
The Grand Forks Herald, . Repuh-
Hcan paper. comedies Wilson has ear
RED the state BY 1.soo.
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-09
STEwART-RILES.

Mr. W. Z. Stewart and Miss Lelon
Riies, two young people from the
Tyro community. drove to Oxford
Sunday afternoon, Nov. 5th. and after
procuring a license, they repaired to
the home Of Rev. z. s. Lewis, where
the words that made them man and
wife were quickly pronounced These
young people have the best wishes Of
the Eagle and Of all their friends.
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-09
NEBRASKA

Omaha. Pres dent Wilson Is leading
Hughes BY 5000 votes, with scattered
returns from 0ne-third OF the precincts
in the state in Democratic leaders
claim the state for Wilson BY . plural
tty of 10000.
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-09
DELAWARE.

Wilmington. Del.-The completed
count OF DeIaware's vote gives Hughes
Q plurality of soc.
wolcott Id defeated Dupont (R-)
for United States senate by 2.053 votes.
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-09
OREGON GOES FOR HUGHES.
Three Republican Candidates Elected
To Congress

Portland. Ore.-Re urns from all sec.
lions Of Oregon but three sparsely set
tied counties give Hughes fO4.142:
Wilson. s4,91s.
Iae three Republican candidates for
Consress aave been reelected and all
the Republican candidates for state Of
nces have won. The new prohibition
Dill making the state bone dry" ap-
parently has been carried.
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-09
WISCONSIN.

Milwaukee, Wis.-Late returns still
show that Hughes has carried the state
Of Wisconsin. A solid Republican del
sgation will represent the state In con-
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-09

Don't fail to read how to get the
$500 Toy Range for your little girl
in Porter Hardware Company's ad in
today's paper.
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-09

Elroy, Samuels. Davis, johnson.
Jones, Hunter, Hill, Jones, Lagrone,
Saunders, Grammar, Lesenberry
Allen, Bishop, Grissom, Inman. Shep-
herd. Bush, and Misses: Wilson,
Horris, Barry. Rushing. Adams, vii
son, Hale, Walker, Meeklin. Lagrone,
Cathey. Paschall. Harmon. Stephens.
Woods, Walker, Lagrone. Walters.
Shipp. Patton. Patton, Patton. Court
ney, Paschall. Shepherd. White.
Owens, Lawhorn, Ferrell, Wright.
Roach. kimmons. Porter, Aston. Ew-
ing, Galloway. Barry. and Shipp.
A Resolution Regarding The One
Quart Law.
We the Lafayette county teachers,
at this our monthly meeting. 0cto-
Der 2s, do hereby adopt the following
resolution:
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-09
so.ooo IN NORTH cAaoLrNA.
All State Officers Were Elected BY
the Democrats

Raleigh. y. C.-The Democrats car
ried North Carolina for President
Wilson by a majority Of approximate
ly $4,000. made clean sweep OF all
state offices and succeeded in defeat
Iing Representative James j. Britt. In
the Tenth district. the only Republican
member OF the congressional delega-
tion from this state
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-09

Signed by seventy teachers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-30


lnd pen Young and 2rd pen old.
Z buf Leghorn
airs G ] Winch Isl cockerel. Isl
1iilat md cockere
suff orpinpton
Geo A Garrison fat hen, ist cock
ist puilef 50 coctereI 2nd cock 2nl
hen md pullet 3rl hen. 3rd pullet
iih pulIet
White orpnaton
Jno p Lehman-ist pullet. 2nd
hen "a pnllet. ia hen. ith hen.
euff Wyandotte
a 7 Tyler-Isr hen. tst pullot enc
cockerel 2nd hen IA pulla
Silver Laced Wyandotte
Z G Porter ft hen. 2nd hen. 2r1
hen
Cornish Game
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PREMIUMS AWARDED
ON POULTRY EXHIBITS
Chicken Fanciers Much Pleased
With Conduct of Poultry
Show Prizes

IN The recent Logan county poul
Try show $50 birds were exhibited
Awards We're made as follows
Single Comb r ! Red
chas Ward lst pullet, md cock.
erel 3rd cockere
Jas + Boggs-ist eockerel ist hen
End hen 2nd pullet. 3rd cock. 3rd
eoekerel ard pullet
Frank l. suits-9nd hen. list pull
let.
Thos Scott lst cock.
Bose Comb Brown Leghorn
Mrs ? Rhodes LIST pullet.
Single Comb Brown Leghorn
L y Moon lst cock, list hen. ist
lien, 3rd pulet.
Single Comb White Leghorn
y r May lst cock. Isl cockerel
lst hen, ist pullet md hen, Ind pul-
let 3rd hen, lst on young and old
pen.
Mrs r = Moon st cock md pen.
Mrs Mllroy Bird cock. ard cockerel
Mrs D A Wilcox 3rd cock, 3rd
coekere.
DR. w Duke-~Srd pullen, lth cock,
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WOULD PUT BAN
.QN LEGAL DEATH
iIiss NiSA RiLDEN VINO M
fIlRlENa-ED ,itNY sOR-
ROWS DElOTES LIFE
TO Cllt ~

Wit4ita nor ri TIM .bo,is,n IA
capfial nuni.bment IN ,vsr III ..a.i9
/ tba miaaian i III. Naaa pa,4aa
IN Galaeburg IN vim .o,ah, ~, i
onaratiop ~ Nagor pa.,,aa /, III
fernrise ,bis a.orntaa H. .a,
uotntaa on, \ NJ, III d,ft,a.,,ta. 1
har wav h n.r,.a. ~. - 81
very aisoograoino j annAoa.. 4
haviny m enlrit .rd toaao,.. !
John Rrovn ~ ! car,.so vatfo,
From here Viss poIdo, M, - i
Oklahoma cnv mbaro sho hancs +
enlist the antbnalasm of eenatar ,,,,
r Atc9laacbin ii bor csgss
Tho visit aa Won ~ ,be ,,>ys,on ~
Miss Belden h wfebaa rooatrad !,
carrie otlahopa trapsa, p,toh doe,io
interested lvtctts n tsaa 8. IA H.
brother was 4epteneed to ho ba,gee
in tba jall of sedgwick connty The
gallows Was pranarad ana avarv-
thing made ready TIE town had
nervous arosfraiion over the eyapt
His Boyish Face Appealed
Eddie Belden was 4 lad of nlnetaon
Ha was i country bov with snrh 4
wholesome boyish face that nearly All
The women were in tears over NJ
sentence and few considered II ms
sfble that he couH be quiltg of the
atrocious murder near Guthrie Vjtb
which he was charged The evidence
was strong against him IN tho United
states court ana pisrict Attorney
Joe Adv prosecuted him uitbnnt
any Other idea than tbat H. y,s ,,,n
ty beyond Il doubt
Belden denied his qunt n a,eh am
innocent sort ~ av that a. nsyia
winters then pastor ~ the r,rst
PRESBYTERIAN church and il fact ~
entire congregation tool, IN no t.sF
OF getting Communication ~ sento,eo
for him II came from President 1lar-
rison tho evening before Tho d,v soe
for his execution The mayor via
was ihen sate senator AMI 81 f,e,o,
IN the election Of Preston r pinmb Il
the United states senate pot s,nato
plnmb I, t.l,n ~ intano., !, ~. ..
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19la v Garrett Of Baltimore. Ian,
~ me diplomatic service and a Re.
publican has been chosen BY the pras
lqgIlE,tof minister to Holland in place
.ofl OIL TT + Henry yap Dyke. He was for.
merry minister to Argentina. and has
/ lSES4 gfatflnl1 !aFsias the state. depart
ment ~ Parls IN 4 special capacity
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The delivery will be made
after which the communica
te forwarded to Germany
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Miss TmhgEha YdaaF,1 ! danehtsr I 4

Miss ImhgEha Younela danehter | u
Representative and Mrs james
Young OF Texas, has, shortly after
her introduction to Washington So
ciety. become one Of the popular de-
butantes She has the viyacity and
charm which has made southern
beauties score so heavily during the
present Democratic regime in the ma
tional capital
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-30

Gem aud Highland tie
= arranged especial pro-
New Years Day.
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CAN MONEY At
DISCOUNT IN MEXICO

'aso, Texas, Dec 90-American
is at a discount in Mexico be
Of the advance price of silver,
ancier just out Of Mexico said
T. and that the Mexicans were
ding their silver dollar pieces for
came reason and using fractional
ency Of comparative lower value.
le linancier explained that the
lean gold dollar OF half the weigh
value Of the Mexican gold dollar
wv exceeded In valve by the Mex
silver dollar which Is quoted by
brokers in the Mexican capitll at
I sixty cents American sgola.
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LAND ANp Lor sALEsMEM-Thn


LAND AND LOT SALEsMEM-The
next six months belong to Florida.
We have spent d million dollars on
oHr properties and are now ready for
he biggest campaign ever opened on
Iorda We win pay liberal COM
missions advertise heavily for you.
locally and pay expenses for agents
and purchasers to Florida We pave
+ an entirely new plan of sale which is
proving a big winner for the agent.
On our last proposition several sales
men made as high as $4,000, in one
season We protect our agents and
want live wires only We are the
strongest organization in the south
We have learned that We must make
money for our agents before we can
make money ourselves. Write today
for territory L T Anderson, ia s.
dearborn, Chicago
$1,000 WEEKLY made writing names
and addresses No canyassing. Par
ticnlars for stamp. The Guide Com
pany Memphis. Tenn
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AGtAFS- Best winter proposition out
"Roso Gas Heater heats large room
in less than 5 minutes Costs SC daily
70 run. Retails SIPS, costs 6oc. slo0
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cago.
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Died In a ReformatorY

NyEAK STOMACH is strength.
Wv ened and toned by Hood Sar.
.aparila, thu medicine Tint cure
uepsa epd POOR APPETITE
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CIVIL SERVICE Examinations in
Guthrie soon Women desiring
clerbships ior Post office or Govern
men Departments write for free par
ticulars % j q Leonard, former
civil Service Examinerj. Kenois
Bldg Washington, D G.
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American channels

The reply to the Am
will follow within a fe1
the delivery of the reply
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-14
U. S. WILL ALLOW
BOAT TO LEAVE

LIMA, o.. July 1.-Two per.
sons were painfully Injured
when an unknown man fired Q
charge Of buekshot into . group
OF passengers on the rear plat
form Of the observation car Of
the eastbound Broadway Lin
tied. the Pennsyivania rail-
roads 2o-hovr train between
Chicago and New Yost<, late
yesterday.
The shooting took place near
Ind.
The passengers did not see the
nan. but as soon as the report OF
he gun was heard q young man
smploye of the road from Pittsburg
md a young woman On route TO
cried out that they
lad been wounded
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ROGERS AND sTEtEDonEs' UNION
OF SEATTLE
HELP WANTED-MA

Salary 1900 per month
An examination viii be held by the
civil Service Commission OF tho city
Of Seattle. At it, office GOT County
and city Building. for the position OF
Architect, under conditions a. follows
Required experience. five years at
architectural work. three Of which
must have been ne architect in direct
charge Of an entire office other 70.
quirements United States citiEenship
ana residence IN Seattle for one year
Immediately preceding date Of april
cation Written examination relating
principally 10 the requirements In
VOWED Ia designing and superintend-
Ing construction ~ buildlnRH and other
structures FOR tho city ~ Seattle Ap-
piicatiOn blanks may be obtained At
tho Commission office. ana will ba
received not later than July 20. 1915.