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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-16
CORNER

stall IS, lemons FOR SC. use daz
extra fancy apricuts. SOC basket SiI6
crate, okra, 2sc ~ eucumhers for
&c. apples. Sc 10 squash s. each. stall
ioa. fresh ehurned butter 9bc H. lbs
sSc, . lbs sho, fancy Washington butter
ace ID lbs sac. strictly fresh eggs aSC
doz. 2 dor 5Sc guaranteed local ranch
eggs a5c dor mtld fan cream cheese
Zee III large cans milk a5c stalls
1926, s cans sardiues ssc. : bars white
laundry SOAP, Toe 2 large sans salmon
lSc fresh ginger snaps, zoe n ssc bottle
salad dresslue. l5c stalls e. q g. T. not
roast Sc to Toe III, veal rcasts tec 10
leg 81 lamb, isc IT,. fresh dressed hens
lSc 10. stan ITO. Csc coffee. sSc ID lbs
zoe coffee. csc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-16
Wife KILLS HER
RIVAL At DEPOT

mARYsVillE, No. Aug. rs.
lin crowded depot here.
Mrs. @. A. Gilmore shot and
killed Mrs. Ella Ships as the
latter, accompanied by her
daughter. was ebout 10 board a
train for Kansas City.
The slayer had sued for divorce.
canning the other woman. Mrs.
Gilmore surrenccrsd to the sheriff,
Mrs Ships had Just stepped 20
the baggage window to check her
trunk when Mrs. Gilmore pushed
her way toward the woman and
fired four shots. Two struck Mrs
Ships In the back and two in her
left side as she fell.
The Gilmores had been married
2S years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-16
CONCERTS TO help
OUT ELMER C0NN0R

Elmer r Conner. candidate for
Tic republican nomination for
county auditor. is going TO have the
benefit Of a new attraction Friends
of Connor's have induced Master
Howard Needing. the boy With the
wonderful soprano voice. TO give a
number of concerts thruout the
county. and short addresses will be
gwen at the same time TO enhance
Connor's candidacy.
The first OF the concerts will be
given at Redmond at 1880 and at
Kirkland at $50 Wednesday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-16

stalls 7s-gs. choice pAtent flour. 81 SO
sack, ~ large cans best milk. soc tai3e;
paper. sc roll. lba sugar 4se. Ie lbs
soc. stall ?. extra fancy hams ~ ~ lb
leaf lard. l4ac %. hamburger steak
he zoe spare ribs. lee ~ pot roast So
90 - N les - baby lamb. I4i8c 10
stalls i+a8 haiibnt. J lbs stc. Tom cod
lbs s5v black cod lbs g5c. halihut
cheeks. DC IT,. Dolly Nardoue trout, CSC
each. kippered herring 2 lbs 26c stalls
ta-R-i5. home Grown tomatoes. lee aud
iSc M sweet potatoes. e lbs ise 4 It's
use. cantRioupes Sc and Ice each, peas
so 10 string beans, 30 10 spinach. 3 lbs
&c. sweet corn. &c. or for Csc stall
IS. best hard wheat flour. $40 sack. de.
livered, Washington milk. cans s5c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-16
EYE -WITNESS TELLS
HOW ALLIES DRIVE
LOOKS BEHIND Line

Of them having had their turn at
tile fighting and art taking q well
earned rest
Others have freshly arrived from
England. aM can be- seen by the
newneas Of their uniforms. Ihs
veteran fighting Tommy" is a
tfifle more stained.
Roadside training fields with -
tsehments Of newer contingent
sun en- training are frequently
seen. Schools ~ bamblng and
musketry are scattered here and
here Northern France II one
great panorama of var.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-16
BAlLAINE TALKS TO-.
HUGHES ON ALASKA

John +. Ballsine. candidate for
congress. went to Spokane TO meet
and talk with chas. +. Hughes Of
Alaskan developments. He cam
hack as far as Tacoma with
Hughes party.
Mr. Hughes granted me
teryiew.F said MIR. Ballaine,
ing which We discussed the Ala IA
situation fully and frankly. What
was said by either OF us must. OF
course. be given out BY Mr..
Hughes.
But II ] am elected to congress-
am satisfied that can keep the
Alaska government railroad work
going until all Productive parts OK
that territory are opened for all
alike. with 5000 miles OF govern
nent owned railroads"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-16

Tor steak i5c H. pork chops. zee 10 ,
white Linen soap bars zoe. No 10
sack flour, Sac sugar. "a lbs 100: Cria-
go. e7c, sac and si0s. fresh ehurned
butter. lbs. s5c. fresh ranch eggs. 9
doH. Zoe, fun cream cheese zoe III .
salmon, Toe III. black cod lbs csc;
berries, Sc box; tomatoes, los 10: peaches.
iSc and csc basket sweet potatoes. So
10 bread, large loavcs i5c; fruit cake
sec No. cookies. s dos s5c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-16
BRYAN FOR DRY LAW

Former Congressman Bryan de-
clared himself unequivocalIy in
favor OF prohibition. both state and
national. He cited his record as
proof OF his position on this sub
lect Bryan Will speak "Wednesday
afternoon and Thursday afternoon
at Birds cafeteria on Pending Is
sues OF Interest to Women Voters"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-16
PoINoExTER AT BURLINGTON

BURLINGTON. Wash. Aug 10
United States Senator Miles Pom.
dexter will speak here tonight. ana
indications are that he viii have
notwithstanding crowd.
The Independent senator visited
at Mt. Vernon yesterday. and was
we'll received.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-16
PUBLIC MARKETS


Stall IT. Tbs standard GRADUATED
sarAr etc stan - fresh pAs,eurired
milk. &c at. Sc pt Stall T.. lee pkgs.
iar uhhsfs itc. Toe picnic sets i5e.
stall 90. corn. ibc doz dea sSe gtali
a. uutmsxs Z for ic. sec coffee isc no
fine tea. s&C 10. stall 1895. fun patent
flour 81 sack. delivered. fruit cane
suEar. tTta delivered. Stall 1897 veal
chops. iGhc IN. link sausage. Ice 10.
stall itaa silver salmon 2Sc each
salmon trout sc each. fresh snles e lbs
ssc. stall 1891. pullet eggs. sgc dog
stan ih0a. patent flour. tisb sack with
81 90 order: 6 large cans milk. Use with
other csc purchase
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-16

WALLA WAlLA. Aug. ia vol
umtary organization. consisting OF
500 of the most prominent citizens
here. was organized last night 10
conduct an active campaign in be-
half of the reelection OF Senator
Miles Poindexter.
+. c. Elliott is president and +.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-16
ACREAGE FOR SALE
LITTLE PAIN. sAIa
SIS CASH, ans MONTHLY

"a acres cleared fenced and
partly in crop fronting on the
main county hIEhWaF close 70
lake. large peuifrY house. with
runs 80 aeeam mediate several
hundred chickens land lies level,
ana 10 q SO poultry proposition
faf anyone wtehinF 20 keep seae
taNiN ~ lees. tmmediats pos
session free abstract Tahr
Kirkland boats At Madison pafh
% effiea - Burke a FaffnF 80
kirkland
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~ stongs Zoe pkg baking soda. Sc ;
l9e pkg shredded wheat Toe; Ice
pkgs corn or gloss starch a5c. Sc cans
of cleanser 2ac 2 lbs aNc bulk coffee.
s5c, SOC lars Of picked pears csc. iac
can Reliance shrimps. i0c. I lbs choice
pruues. 26e. slbo can pure italy olive
oil. sl.ioi 25c can corned beef. a0c: toe
pkss maceront 2Sc' iSc pkg pancake
flour for ibc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-16
ADDRESSES DRulDS

Frank T.. Green. republican can
didate for prosecutor, addressed a
meeting OF Druids at Ballard after
the Hughes meeting Tuesday night,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-16
LANE TO SPEAK

W G. Lane. candidate for -
lorior Judge. viii speak Wednes
day night In the Ashury NJ. y.
church. at i0th and Richmond
streets The meeting will begin az
o'clock and the public = iastssA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-16
KELLOGG ON WAR

J. Y. c. Kellogg. republican can
didate for congress. will speak
Wednesday nigh. at the home OIL
Mrs. Frank A. Steele. SIS 3Sth ay-
on American Trade at the CO.
of the European War"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-16
CORSOk TALKS

DR.. w. II. Corson. candidate sorl
coroner. addressed the Arena club
at the residence OF G. NJ. Swsrtz-
hsugh. AIS w. Blaine st, yesterday
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-16
doom SPEAKS

Henry w. odom. candidate for
auditor, spoke before the Women 4
clubs OF the First PreshyterM
church. at the home OF Mrs.
Scheuerman, 32S2 18th ave. W..
Tuesday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-16
HIDES CASH IN GRAVE

LONDON, Aug. l.. ~ A woman.
It is lust revealed IN the law courts
hid her savings on her mothers
grave In Forest nm cemetery for
safe keeping. because she distrust-
ed banks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-16
MADAM NELLIE

Nafids Ereatssf riaifeuFaHt snd phfsn
uiuKIsf Kmafahfrea - read fuur entire
life past present sra fHtufs Gtses true
advice na Business love health and
fsmiIY affairs tells the name - feuf
future husband or Nifs mnd shat 60 D.
a. - sueesssfai 81 ufH SIZE has iust
afrltsd IN tbta elif never here tsfafs.
Ems lists wfN pa guA Cor ruWg utshF
f8sApsaalataaenas 10 ufhefs she Wiil -
move al8 obstacles And tell Fu9 hos Co
wia anf hnld che ems raa desire ahs
gives adstes em Al impsftaat affairs -
tlfs Np~eiai readings see Hotel Ella
rnatsa q tEnt 8~enad nsaf rlns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-16
lo--Male Help Wanted

BARGAINS N new and second hand
clothing shoes. tools. guns trunks
suit cases 5cwstry. hard ware. mus
teal Instruments. camping and Aias-
ka outfits. Come ana see The
Bargain Store. 2z2 Occidental We
huy sell exchange 81 80 paid for
good second hand suits Phone
Main 1871.
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Judge Dousherty. Of San Jose.
Cal. rules that Joseph Cirincolini.
convicted of insulting women. must
never again walk the streets unless
accompanied by Mrs. c.
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For Sale Miscellaneous
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Send seur orders for sash ana doors
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23.--PERSONALS
1000 Dresses
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And Up
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and Up
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NINE NICTORfA

NINE. VICTORIA
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ana pAimiss Nivss scishstne r.adinEs
on 81 affairs - iifs past. present -
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70 AtHi.~
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ss01 TERMS
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MEDIUM S

-LkfRNOfANT NNp PALMtHTHY 6tE
tuivnrHlty between Fifth and sixth
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22-Female Situation

WE'LL READ WOMAN WASTs POST
tiau az hoBsskseper with good reapec.
table people Cali 72s r. Pine. World
AuHrttuaufa
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-13
WILSON STARTS BACK
TO LONG BRANCH
PRESIDENT "AND MRS. WILSON
ARE RETURNING TO SUM
MER WHITE HOUSE.
Advised That II Would Re of No
Avail for Him To Remain nj
the bedside of Sick
Sister.

NEW LONDON. Conn. Sept. Ia
President and Mrs. Wilson left here
this morning aboard the presidential
yacht Mayflower for Long Branch.
where the chief executive will take
up his duties at Shadow Lawn.
Before sailing tho president was
informed OF the critical condition of
his sister. Mrs. Anne Howe. but was
advised by the physicians that her
case was so serious 1t could be OF
no avail for the president to remain
at her bedside. Wireless messages
will inform the president OF her
condition during the night.
1t is planned to anchor the May
flower off Sandy Hook. President
and Mrs. Wilson will continue their
journey to Long Branch by motor.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-13
HARRY ]. SPANIEL
TO Be INDICTED
INDICTMENT FOR DOUBLE MUIR
DER EXPECTED TO BE RE-
TURNED TODAY.
SPANIEL Is still I'm FL Paso Jail and
Will Remain There Until Az
ter the Indictment Is
Returned.

ALPINE, Tex, Sept. 13.--An in
dictment against Harry j. SPANIEL
charged with killing his wife and
Major Calvin Butler of the Sixth
United States cavalry here on the
night of July 20. was expected to be
returned some time today by the
Brewster county grand jury. The
grand jury convened late yesterday
and it is known that the SPANIEL
case was to be first considered.
SPANIEL is held in Jail at FL Pa
so, where he was taken for safe
keeping Immediately after he was
arrested, and is not expected to be
brought here until the indictment is
formally returned. The trial is ex-
pected to start the latter part of this
week, it is believed.
The first move of the defense will
be request for change of venue,
it is understood.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-13
NEW CABINET
IN GREECE
THE RESIGNATION OF PREMIER
zAIMIs MAS BEEN ACCEPT
ED ny THE KING.
PR0-AlLY MINISTRY
\ New Cabincs l. Expected tn be
Formed and Greece II Expected
Co Join the Allies In
short Time.

LONDON, Sept. 13.--The resigna-
tion of Premier Zaimis has been &C.
cepted by King Constantine and a
new pro-allied war cabinet Is being
formed at Athens. according to re-
ports received here today.
Monsieur stratos. former member
of the venixelos cabinet. has been
instructed to sound Monsieur Dimi-
trakopoulis relative to the formation
OF new ministry. Dimitrakopou-
lis was to have long conference
with Monsieur Cabcoromillas and
other political leaders today.
British correspondents at Athens
profess confidence that a new war
ministry viii be formed and that
Greece will Join the allies soon.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-13
COMb[Es IS
UNDER FIRE
MAIN SUPPORT OF GERMAN
LINE is UNDER BOMBARD-
MENT TWO SIDES.
CAPTURE EXPECTED
The Capture Of Both Combles and
Peronne Expected In Two :.
Weeks-Combles Nearly ;.
Surrounded BY French.

PARIS, Sept. 13.-As a result OF
yesterdays heavy smashing blows by
tho French Combles, the main sup
port of the German line from Ba-
paume to Peronne, is under fire
from two sides and is half way sur
rounded. Peronne Is cut off from
direct communication with Combles
end the French. driving eastward
en- a front of nearly four miles,
have established themselves almost
directly north of the city.
II General Focb continues his
former blows north OF the Somme
the capture OF both Peronne and
COMPLIES in two weeks Is expected
BY some military critics here.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-13
$4,000 TROOPS
At FL PAS0
LARGEST NUMBER MODILIZED At
ONE POINT IN THIS COUNTRY
SINCE CIVIL WAR
A GREAT REVIEW
Plans Are Under Way for Gigantic
Review Of Troops When Presi-
dent Wilson Visits III Paso
In October.

Ell PASO, Texas. Sept. IL. With
the arrival of the last contingent OF
the Ohio troops here yesterday the
largest body of soldiers gathered In
this country since the close Of the
civil war is in camps at Fort Bliss.
Out of the $4,000 troops $4,000 are
rational guardsmen,
Plans are under way for a gigantic
review OF all the border troops In
this district by President Wilson some
time in October. The review will be
held for the purpose of showing the
effect OF mobilization as a prepared
ness movement.
President Wilson is scheduled TO
speak near here on October IA. At
that time thousands OF guardsmen
will be brought to I'll Paso TO parti-
cipate in the largest and most I'M
pressive military maneuvers held In
the United States. After that event
il plans are carried out the national
guards will be withdrawn.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-13
CLASH EXPECTED WITH
THE v|Ll|sTA BANDITS
CARRANZA AND AMERICAN
TROOPS THROW CIRCLE
AROUND HIDING PLACE.
American Outposts Said to BE Guard-
ing the Only Point Of Egress.
An Early Fight With
villa Expected.

Ell PASO, Texas, Sept. 10. -
General Gonzales. commander at
Jnarez. announced today that Car
ranza troops have thrown circle
around the place where villa ana
his followers were believed to be
hiding, with American forces form
ing one of the segments A clash
is expected within short time
The nearest point OF egress from
the ring is guarded by outposts OF
American cavalry.
The American expedition had
forces at San Buenayentura and Car
Iaen on the lookout for the bandits.
San Buenaventura is on the main
wagon road to the Central railway
and gives the Americans control oi
the only exit OF villa from his pres
ent position in Northwest chihua'
hua
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-13

department 10 negotiate for the re-
lease OF German and Austrian goods
to the value OF several millions of
dollars detained at Rotterdam. II
soon TO leave England for America
without having obtained from the
British authorities more than a
promise to consider the applications
In due time.
Mr. wyvell. who Is foreign trade
adviser to the state department. has
been making efforts since June "a
induce the British government to
permit the German and Austrian
goods TO come through. The Inn
porters are Informed that he was
told final decision would have to
come through their embassy at
Washington.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-13
|(]lE BLEASE-
ri IS DEFEATED
.,p GOVERNOR LEADS IN
Fohn 'sr PRIMARY BIT Is DE-
rr.TED ~ RrN-oFF.
||l1[ IN GEORGIA
". Dorsey Leads For Governor
MIG Majority-lncomPiete
Returns Gives Dorsey
tO7 Counties.

r,uBJrS. s. c., Sept. IL.
!, complete returns from yester-
-. ,up-off primary indicate a
.s,ery for Governor Richard Man
nv ovsr former Governor Blease
! ,ocoximately 5000 majority
covsrnor Mapning's vote, incluu-
not east BY the national guards
:, an the border, with only 81
Iii precincts missing. was 6S,-
|,ss over S4.274 for Blease.
p.presentative Wyatt Aiken OF
II. Third congressional district, who
forced into second primary with
4 pominick of Newberry. appa-
|,.,,lv has been defeated by about
|sseo votes.
Bsase beat Governor Manning by
|rore than 10000 in the first prl-
|u,ry. but failed to secure a majori-
4, over the five aspirants in the GU
,sraatorial race. The heavy vote
hailed in the first race by Cooper
|,vparently was thrown to Governor
kanning in yesterdays contest.