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GERMANS ATTACKED HILL
 304 AND ARE REPUL LSED

upon the French positions at Hil! BOA in desperate attempt to cap ture the eminence, but they were repulsed with great slaughter.
 LONDON, May 19.-A shake-up in the German cabinet is reported in dispatches to be expected, with Rathenau succeeding Helfrich.
 LONDON, May 19.-Battleships bombardod the fortified town of Eli Arish bordering Egypt.
 BERLIN, May 20.-It is believed that it may be necessary for the central powers to get together upon uniform system of food distribu- tion. An inquiry into the quantity of stocks available throughout Ger many and Austria-Hungary in all nccesscrie0 shows that there is ar abundance, but that the system of
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Lynch was arrested after taking quite a leading part in the seizure of government offices and buildings in Dublin, and after short court martial sentenced to die.
 Ambassador Page acting on inn mediate instructions from Wilson visited the government today pre- sent his plea for clemency.
 The probability that Lynch may not be shot is recognized now op all sides, and it is expected jail sen- tence may be substituted for the death penalty.
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Wilson Tries Save Life Jeremiah Lynch
WANT LANSING ORDER
 AMERICAN SUPERVISION

PANAMA, May 20.-Uncle Sam is called upon to function in a novel manner in the republic of Panama
 Today Lansing was wired by the conservative party, now actually in power in Panama and reactionary in the extreme, that it would be im- possible to hold fair elections with out American supervision.
 As the radicals have been longing
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-05-22
AT THE DREAM.

The s. R. o. was in evidence at the Dream. last night. Tonights display will include one of the most thrilling productions presented this winter, a vitagraph special, titled Iron and Steel, in two parts, featur- ing Maurice Costello and Miss Noami Childers with strong sup porting cast. A tidal wave of fun and Frolic is also presented in a picture titled Busters Little Game, and a magnificent problem play called A Fathers Love concludes the programme. Next Sunday after noon. Grand Matinee. featuring the Gamblers, by request.
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decision of such sweeping nature prevents any evasion and depends entirely upon the proper perform ance of collectors duties. a
 It is announced today that the Phillipine government has bought outright the Manila Railroad Con- pany operating upon the Island of Luzon.
 Confidential advices from Ger many state that that nation consid- CTS the submarine controversy closed. +.pes
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distribution is so defective that some have an excess while others get none at all. In some articles Austria has moro than enough while in Germany is insufficient and vice versa. With both countries sharing alike and providing for uniform distribution among ali classes through the government, IL is declared that there will be no necd for any one going short or any one suffering in tho slightest degree.
 , Don't forget your SPRING TONIC Flowers of Surphur, Sassafrass Bark Mexican SarsaparilIy, Caccara Bark.
 LOMENS DRUG STORE.
 Try Liver & Kidney Tea for Spring fever.
 LOMENs DRUG STORE.
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ALLIES NOT ADVANCING
 IN BALKANS, REPORT

BERLIN. May 19.-For some reason the Allies in the Balkans did not follow up their heavy lombard ment along the Bulgar front with any sort of an offensive.
 For the past two days they have kept up a desultory bombardment but not near the intensity that they had reached before.
 The Greeks say that the attempt-
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-05-22
HEARST VAQUER0S KILL
 MANY CATTLE THIEVES

Mexico and the Unittd States while the Americans are there
 This fact is freely recognized and two parties, interventionists and non-interventionists, are exerting themselves now to have him re- moved or kept tbere respectively.
 The state department reports that the final action will much de- pend upon the stand taken by Mex jeans themselves with regard to tho bandits.
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DETROIT May 20.-Theodore Roosevelt republican presidential possibility in a preparedness speech here today took occasion to rap Henry Ford, the local auto Kins for his pacificist policies.
 It must have been surprise to the Colonel to have popular senti- ment for once not very enthusiastic,
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GREAT AUSTRIAN DRIVE
 SMASHES AGAINST ITALIANS

ROME, May 20.-Notwithstand ing the severity of the Austrian drive in Tyrol and the tremendous efforts made to drive the Italians from their positions, General Ca dorna reports that they have held all of them and are preventine further Austrian inroads.
 An evening bulletin says that all the trenches gained yesterday by
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efforts of the Italians to re-capture these cost them thousands of lives in vain.
 The situation continues satisfac- tory with the Austrians working over a most difficult field ana against almost insurmountable ob- stacles with complete success. The Italians show disposition to
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to oust the conservative element and will unquestionably do so by a majority vote if the elections arc rndisturbed, it is likely that tho conservatives want American inter- ference to prevent any change of government at this time
 Lansing is considering with Will son what action will be taken.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-05-22
ARMY BILL PASSES AND
 WAITS WILSON SIGNATURE

WASHINGTON, D. C., May 20.-. The Army Bill as approved by .he conference committee has been now passed by both houses and was signed by Speaker Clark on Satur- day night.
 It is intimated that the President will sign the bill on Monday. The bill gives a substantial increase in the regular army and provides for federal militia.
 In addition, the establishment of a government nitrate plant is re- garded in many quarters as one of the most important features of the bill.
 It is not believed that there will, be as much trouble over the pass age of the Navy Bill as over the Army Bill. Kitchin declares his in
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-05-22
LEFT FOR EAST AND
 REMAINS CONVENTION

SEATTLE, May 20.-William A. Gilmore left for the cast on Friday last intending to visit New York. He will not return until after the republican convention n Chicago in June. Shackleford VIII not attend the convention.
 It is understood here that Gilmore
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-05-22
ROOSEVELT RAPS FORD
 IN DETROIT ADDRESS

for his attack was met with cheer less silence. Roosevelt was given a fine reception, but it is apparent that preparedness is not gaining many converts in this city beyond what it now has.
 Ford was bitterly arraigned by Roosevelt.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-05-22

. WASHINGTON, D. C., May 20.--
 The Mexican crisis is now believed to be over. The presence of Persh- ing with his punitive expedition in Mexican soil is always an exciting element of dissatisfaction and it is hard to declare with any probability that peace will be secure between
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-05-22

will rot support Roosevolt's mama even if he is nominated.
 Gilmore expects Root to be noml- hated for the presidency and says that over six hundred delegates were committed to oppose Roose- velt The total delegation is 9S3.
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tention of approving the navy bill and supporting it, and opposition will therefore be of small conse- quence.
 The huge naval program is not accompanied by any government establishment appropriation, and
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-05-22
AS0uITH FAv0RS IRISH
 CABINET, NECESSARY

LONDON, May 19.-Premier -Asquith returns here today. He says that conditions in Ireland arc not as serious as he had expected. He favors the immediate formation of an Irish cabinet with strictly cir cumscribed powers which would gradually extend it's responsibility.
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Senator O'Gorman and other New York congressman, President Will son is now exerting himself to save the life of Jeremiah Lynch who is a naturalized American citizen but who has been sentenced to death in connection with the Dublin riots
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they seem to have abandoned the idea of an armor plate plant. On this score some opposition may develop, but it is almost selt evident that the government has won over a great majority to it's preparationist plans.
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lief is now growing that both Colo. nel Sibley and Major Langhorne with their punitive forces will be soon withdrawn from Mexico.
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Asquith realizes that Home Rule is more an urgent necessity now than ever, and is inclined to doubt the wisdom of postponing it's en- forcement as had been agreed upon.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., May 2t.---- Acting upon the urgent request of
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-05-22

NAMAQUIPA, May 20.--Twenty- five Vaqueros from the Hearst ranch overlook cattle thieves after a five day chase. killing sixteen and talk ing six prisoners near Madeira.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-05-22

MEXICO CITY, May 2O.-The at- tack of the Hearst employees upon Mexicans accused of cattle theiving is greatly arousing the bitterness of the government.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-05-22

Don't forget your SPRING TONIC Flowers of Sulphur, sassafrass Bark Mexican Sarsaparilla,, Cascara Bark LOMENS DRUG STORE.
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ed offensive in the vargar region was so weak as to be evidently a feint. They were all easily repulsed by the Bulgars.
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VIENNA, May 19.-Fierce fight. ing marks the smashing drive of the Tyrolese army against the Ital- ians, the latter showing an inability to withstand tho shock. Heavy ar. tillery work drove the Italians iron, several important positions and the
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PARIS, May 20.-The Germans delivered a surprise night attack
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PARIS, May 19.-Austrian after concentrating in Tyrol are now reaching Trieste where they are likely to embark for Durazzo with a view of attacking Avalona.
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BERLIN, May 19.-The Austrian troops are making distinct gains the drive across Lune Valley secur- ing the positions at Costa Bella.
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the Austrians have been recap tured.
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MARATHON, May 2O.-The be
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Attorneys-Patent
Billiard Tables

FOR SALE BILLIARD TABLES
BRAID new caFnm and pocket u'tn
eonpi~te OUTFIT str6. second hand Ia
eies At reduced prices; bowling alley
supplies. easy payments cigar store.
drug dsiicat-sssa snd soda fenntaln
sxturr. The Brun-~irk- haike-t ollen-
De- Co see-sa.-se. Ftr., ave
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where CANDIDATES
WILL CAST VOTES

President Wilson--ln the
Princeton fire engine ohuse not
Ear from Princeton campus.
chas. c. Huohes--ln laun-
dry, E4th st. New York city,
near his hotel.
J. Frank Hanly--ln vacant
house on Meridian ST., lrdlanap-
oils.
Chzs. W. Fairbanks-in
regular polling booth ten
blocks from the plzoe Haniy
will cast his ballot.
Thomas r. MarshsIl-ln
shop near his home on East
18th St. lndianaoolis.
Allan Benson-Socialist. can't
Vot. because he was In the
West during registration week
In Workers, his home city. He
returns 70 Workers tonight.
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CPAID ADVERTISEMENT
WHAT JUDGE ROOT
DID FOR ONE BOY

Twenty-three years ago was
Justice OF the peace in Olym-
pia. Milo 4 Root Was prose
cutting attorney for Thurstou
county. Two boys we're arrest
ed. charged with stealing bicy-
Giles. were caught With the
goods The parents OF both
were working people. unable to
furnish bonds The 'aw woul }
require them to remain in -
several weeks. awaiting trial. u
iima;ely TO be sent to the pealv
Tertiary.
Present-day means OF dealing
with juvenile offenders were not
then In vogue MIR. Root said 10
them:
BOYS. will YOU promise me
here. before your narents, that
YOU VIII be on hahi for trial
when YOU are wanted II we will
not keep YOU IN iails'
Both boys promised. In a few
weeks their cases we're called
In the superior court The bows
were there, The prosecutor said
70 the court:
u can see no good TO come 10
this community. 10 the stare or
society in general by committing
these boys to the penitentiary.
TO live for several years with
hardened criminals II Is better
that they remain with their par.
cuts.' And he dismissed both
cases.
Five wears later one of those
boys enlisted for the Spanish.
American war. was sent 10 Cuba
and participated In that famous
charge up San Juan hill which
made distinguished colonel
governor of New York and laISF
president of the United State
The Olympia hoy was wound.
cd but quickly bandaged his
arm and again rushed into tn !.
charge. \ few moments latet
he was desperately woundeP
was long time in the hospitil
was granted furlough and thu
DISCHARGED. All Olympia knel
when he was coming home. TIL
mayor declared a holiday ami
the city welcomed him with <
popular demonstration. A few
months later he wa chosen
county sheriff. and made good
The other boy, too. has made
good.
The opposition to Judge Root
N this campaign Is by about six
dozen Of the 1900 lawyers of Sc
attic Wen may the fathers and
mothers in King county say TO
them.
You who are without faults
cast the first stone.
When we are called upon TO
choose between the commercial
interests composing your e
ronment and the human inS
MUSES. that adorn the record OF
Judge Root. WE WILL. VOTE
FOR ROOT. We love him for
the enemies he has made.
JOHN c. RATHBUN.
November 4, 1916.
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MERCHANTS ARE
AGAINST IS, "a

Not the name OF a single mer-
chant, think. IL among those who
sili vote for Initiative Measure
GO" said George p. Cotterill. can
didaic Tor congress. speaking at the
dry mass meeting at the y. NJ c.
\. Sunday afternoon The name
include bankers and landlords who
formerly rented property 20 saloons
and who are nov not satisfied with
the rentals legitimate business can
pay
The saloons kept the rental
standard higher than was legiti-
mate. and nov the men who profit.
ed by that condition are hollering
because their income IL only that
from a legitimate rental
Gov. Ernest lister spoke also on
the wet bills at the friendship sup
per OF the Y. VI. G. A. Sunday club.
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COAST SKIPPER
AIDS GERMANS

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 6.-That
Capt Fred Iebsen IL alive. and is
nov nj work In China on some
mission for the kaiser b the report
circulated today regarding the mari
ner whose history since the begin
ming OF the war reads like a boy +
adventure story
News 20 this effect Is said 10
have reached the German consulate
here and the British and Japanese
secret service by different sources.
and the activities OF the allied
agents among friends OF Jebsen
caused the story TO gain circulation.
Jcbsen n said 10 have delivered
coal 10 German squadron in the
Pacific early I'm the war He had
been reported dead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-06
POULTRY SHOW
ENTRIES MANY

The premium list OF the Seattle
Poultry and Pet stock association
has been issued. and is being pre-
pared for mailing The list shows
a large assortment OF valuable mer
chandise and grains donated By Sc.
attic merchants. 10 be presented TO
winning fowl
An estimate by Geo. ". Brewer.
Fales Paper Co. and vice president
of the local organization. OF this
years entries. Is that they will
reach over 1000.
Our show last year was the
largest held In Seattle for many
occasions" said Mr.. Brewer. and
on account OF the exclusive showing
Of " state club meets with us this
year. there isn't any doubt but that
the entry list VIII 90 over 1000"
Several features are billed for an.
nouncement a week or so before the
show dates. the fun week of Decem.
Der II 10 lG
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Stall fi ne standard vhffs Efanu.
lated sugar GO sfsu o. frssh pasfear-
ifrd miik C. 90 &C., o. stalls si-sE
fresh ground u-arut butter see ib {,
Pc etr loo i-atss bread &c. faf tfr.
$50 ipates acc. oisonafrarInr. 1se a.
s'su g. Concord Ffapss COO basket fire
Whinnta itr De- ealing auufss 81 90.
delivered eiafis t.r uufhauk potatoes
ile nserA delivered. large lemons s8r
aor stall oi nru Yakima and idaho
honey t7c comb stall 1895 2. o. ran
pure COCOA. SEC faisinr pkEs isr.
stalls 1880 tura ttaif olive uii SOC
s. hsa drlcr ihs ear NtaU 1903
a. isfs nnn mustard gtr large rams
puwpA in zoe. boxes matches fnrs new
fnls 700 90 staU 1891 sr,nfn stsaF
81 lh lamb chops itc 10 sausage for
~ hams hair ot Wholc goo ib fancy
bacon goo ih STAN a. Whofe salmon.
f0e black cod Zoe Goo. Norway her
ring Tor .tU stall fs1i. fame, block
AwlsH cheese its Go. small cans
milk esr. rev ranch eEss Soc dos stafi
%. shoes f-soisd. 'os ta $50 pair. heels.
&c and Geo.
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SPECIALISTS TELL
HOW JENSEN HURT
GUTTERSOK'S EYE

A corps OF eve specialists re.
viewed in detail the history OF the
injury TO NJ Guterson's eve in Su.
perior judge Smiths court Monday
In connection with the orchestra
leaders damage suit for $4,000
against c. S. Jensen. proprietor of
the Coliseum theatre.
Following the testimony OF Or.
F. $, Bourns, who exhibited X-ray
plates showing a small fracture of
"A hone near the eve, the plaintiffs
case rested.
DR.. A. r Mattice testified he had
examined Guterson's eye following
the alteration between the latter
and Jensen on June 10 in front of
the theatre. He said that the Wis.
ion had been impaired
The gallery was filled with n
number of motion picture employees
and musicians.
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ASK SI4,500 Of CITY

Trial OF the case brought by
three citizens. living In the vicin-
fly Of 23rd ave. $. W. between
West Dakota and West Anderson
SITS, against the city for $l4.500
for damages said TO have resulted
to their property from slides due
to the careless and negligence of
city employees. started Monday.
The men. john Long. T. :. Peter
sen and Albert Richardson. are
having the cases all tried together.
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FURNITURE NEEDED
BY THIS FAMILY

Here's chance for somebody TO
do something!
Mrs + Nallen. 647 West send
ST. has three children. and she's
making a fight TO keep them warm
and TO keep them from getting
hungry
She's succeeding fairly well. But
she wants TO do more. The Nallen
home has no chairs no furniture
And there isn't cent left after
the grocer gets his money.
II might be. she said. that
some one has some furniture they
don't want. II wouldn't be nearly
so hard II we could only furnish
the place a little"
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GERMAN DRIVE
MEETS ALLIES

LONDON, Nov. e.--RsneW-
al OF the allied offensive on the
Somre front has been met BY
furious German counter at
taeks. Reports from Gen. Haig,
from Paris and Berlin agree
that bitter fighting marked yes
terday and last night
The German statement de-
elared the British and French
attacks were made with gen
eral force and supported BY al
most unerampled artillery fire.
Gen llalg reported the necessity
Of relinquishing positions near
Butte Dc Warlencourt IN the face
~ strong German attacks last
night Butte Do Warlencourt II az
the bend 81 the new British line
toward lapaumc and the positions
evacuated had just been wrestcd
from the Teutons. German re.
ports declared the allied attack
WAS on a front OF 20 kllometerg
between lie Sars and Bouehau.
yesneH.
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THEY WOULDN'T PAY

Mary Estehr Johnson, former en-
ployc of the Puget Sound Paper
Box Co.. living at 1880 3Sth ave. n,
filed suit Monday in the superior
court To compel the state industrial
insurance committee of the state
to reverse It's decision refusing
her compensation for injuries to
her foot
Miss Johnson claims the injury
was due TO the constant pounding
received from q pedal on the ma.
chine she operated
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ENGLISH TORPEDO
GERMAN WARSHlP

LONDON. Nov. Ga German
dreadnnught was torpedoed yester.
day off the Danish coast by an Eng
fish submarine. the admiralty an
nounced today.
The damage done Is not
known. II II known, however, the
German war9hip was nit.
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EXPECT RAIN TO PUT
A DAMPER ON VOTING

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov c. Rain
will probably cast a damper on the
voting tomorrow In all sections Of
California excepting the south &C.
cordinE 10 the official forecast hy
the L. $ weather bureau today
State chairmen believed the vote
would not be materially affected
because OF the tremendous interest
displayed in the campaign
Election betting was brisk In San
Francisco Hughes remained a 10.
TOT favorite on the result in Cali
fornia while even money was OF.
fered on the national result.
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PUBLIC MARKETS


lamb rhpps ishc lb beuine beef
iaf 81 $50. so sstA flour ESQ 80 10
sark EfaHhm flour a. suEar % He
good storage srFs SOC dos ffis Nspfba
soar e.. efarr. Nnfr f-r rke peppers
lhs itr rfahs zee each salmon. 2
ihs 4tr Airpersd hsrfiua ter ih spas
isI aninus De ltr. pufapr rrirkei 8
leaves st- German ff~. g faafss sEs. dHi
rifhirs go. Doe Heeef ffiith goo pt
grapes Tee it tomatoes pee tna
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s. SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
EGYPTIAN
PHRENOlOGlST

Madam Nenmin has Just arrived in f.
attic! me- or was here before, ANA ellie
can tell YOU ali your past llfe aud what
YOUR future lite 10 60 he can advise you
81 business affairs. family affairs and
love atlaits teit you When Nnu VIII
marry aut tho Initial ~ the ahe you
wu marry how tn conquer your enc
miles ana avoid an trouble ana be
happy tells you in teHnfd 20 your alb
sent friends tells sou what you ere
adapted fnr aud how 90 he successful
In life tells You what business Is most
lucky fur you. The madam viii Eits
sou every aHttsfartiuu Hhe will guar
antee tn HNc Ynu aatiufartion on all
affaifa - ifa charges 30 cents The
madam can be found a. 1tdh luiau
at between Second ana Third ayes
Vernon Hotel
MADAM NEtVA rctINrtric CAHu
reader tlst seventh aN, rooms ? and o
rtEsuAN rittpAN SUNDAY
EVENING" readinsr daily 1884 THIRD.
upprntte puhtuffi,r Nutrt ifibee
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RECORD VOTE IN =
CHICAGO ExPECTEl

CHICAGO. Nov. s.-Preparationt
for the heaviest vote ever cast III
any city in the United states are
being made by officials here today
over 100000 are registered in Chi
cago alone OF whom 100000 arc
women.
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MADAM CEAlY

THE CHEAT tlNffiAN itNENoLs
ogtHf
who has fh- power tu foresr~ and tell
Nuu au an important affairs NJ life
TELLS Your past. present and future iife
advises ~ business and family affairs.
sHuffshlu and marriage tells tho name
- the man nf woman YOU win marry !.
tells Yuur enemies names. aud hos 20
conquer them. makes happiness be-
tsren man aud wife. tells what sou
are adapted fuf and what business -
fuaat lucky fOf Nuui toiis in regard 20
Aaur absent friruHa The madam vas
never Boo Seattle before nhr Hites every
satisfaction NradinEs this seek sps-
rlaI tur. Hotel Nefriu Nnnw ftr1A
L-L-l ~. 1880 L-L- --l L--L-n
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LOCAL SHIPPERS har

LOCAL SHIPPERS have prevail.
ed upon the transportation hurcau
of the Commercial Club to ask the
interstate commerce commission 10
suspend the increased rates on
glass jars until after an investiga.
ton can be made as TO the reason.
ableness of the action.