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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-12
To Free Your Skin
of Hair or FuzA
lRoudoir secretsN

No toilet table is complete without
a small package Of delatone. for with
10 hair or fuzz can be quickly banished
from the skin. To remove hairs YOU
merely mix into paste enough OF the
powder and water u cover the Obiec-
tionable hairs. This should be left on
the skin about . minutes. then rubbed
off and the skin washed. when il Will
be found free from hair or bIemish. H
sure y~u get genuine delatone-AdvI-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-12

Ladies' Refinish your furniture and
floors with sole proof colored varnish.
zoe finishes large chair. 90c room
-Adr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-12
kodak Supplies

We carry at all times a complete
line Of Eastman Kodaks and Supplies.
Commercial office supply Co.
A W Mclean. Mgr 209 Tex. St.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-12

Visit The Art shop new importa-
tons constantly arriving Beachs Art
shop, City National Bank Bldg-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-12

We carry at all times A complete
line of Eastman kOdaks and supplies.
Commercial office supply Co.
A. w. Mclean. Mgr. 2uy Tex s5t.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-12
Mhr Nnf


Mexican handmade zarapes. as low
as $500 Beach's Art Shop. City Ma
tionaI Bank Bldg-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-12
ORRINE FOR
DRINKING Men

We are in earnest when we ask you
70 give Orrine trial You have moth
Ing 10 risk and everything TO gain for
your money will be returned If after
e trial you fail TO get results from
Orrine- This offer gives the wives and
mothers Of those who drink TO excess
al opportunity TO try the Orrine treat
ment- 1t is a very simple treatment,
car be given in the home secretly.
without publicity, OF loss OF time from
business
Orrine is prepared in two FORMS No
I. secret treatment Orrine No. >. the
voluntary treatment Costs only S1.00
q box Ask US for booklet.
EellE q Pollard. Sheldon Hotel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-12

Note the MILLER Made Dresses on
the street They are plated straight
from the yoke with any arrangement OF
belt and collar Made only by The Will
Ter Made Co. EOS East Missouri St
Phone 1879 Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-12
Kodak Supplies.

Kodak Supplies.
We carry at all times 4 complete
line Of Eastman Kodaks and Supplies
Commercial office supply Co.
A. W Mclean. Mgr. POS Tex St.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-12
Ell Pasoans Returning.

pr. Felix 2 Miller returned Tuesday
from a short business trip TO Kansas
City.
Dr. VIII p. Rogers returned Tuesday
from eastern Texas. where he has been
for the past few weeks.
Miss Opal Corn. who for the past
four months has been visiting in san
Diego. at the exposition. Los Angeles
and Long Beach. Calf. is expected TO
refurn home Sarurdar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-12
wedding Parties.

Wedding Parties
Place your order for LimOusines and
Automobiles as far in advance OF the
date as possible This viii insure you
against disappointment.
TEL. THREE-500.
City Service Company
Autos Baggage. TaNis.
ADVERTISEMENT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-12

md
ehis mill in Tay Of o.
pHh then audn and nil be
The puldp e
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-12

THE Exposition constituting
don1eg anywhere under
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-15
HIGHLAND BOARD
SELECTS SITE
WILL LOCATE CONSOLIDATED
SCHOOL ON ALEX McUI-
lOCH FARM
Architect Faris's Plans Adopted. While
Architects Franzheim and Poeue
10 Plan War~ood School.

The Alex. McCulloch farm. located
on Short Greek. about mile below
what is known az the foot Of Deans
hin. was selected as the site for the
consolidated school OF Richlaud dis
trict by the board Of education. ar a
special meeting last night. Two dele
cations Of Richland district citizens
one fayoring a site near the forks OF
Short Greek and the other iayoriug
locating the school nearer Clinton. APP
peared before the board.
The plans rtc-uuy submitted by
Architect Fred r. Faris We're adopted
for the consolidated school. while the
plans for the proposed Center War
wood school. submitted by Architects
Franzheim and Pocue. Were selected
The consolidated school Will cost ap-
proXimately $4,000. and the Warwood
school, which will include a high
school department viii cost about
500 600
Prof. Joseph l. Evans. secretary or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-15
DOCTOR TOLD HER
Use PLANT JUICE
Her CLEVELAND PHYSICIAN 40.
VtSEO Her TO CONTINUE
AND NOW sac IS CURED

The most important thing that a
woman can do for herself. and about
which she is very often neglectful. is
20 watch The condition OF her stomach
and bowels The weary ewes. the bad
breath. and frequent headaches. cold
feet and hands. nights OF sleepless-
ness. growing irritablencss and ncrv-
business. lack Of appctite-au these
symptoms are plain monitors Of de
ranged stomach and bowels. and. Civ
on general name. BE- nervous dcbili-
.ty.
Among the hundreds OF statement,
being made I'm connection with Plant
Juice is that OF Mrs q 4 Durkee.
who resides ar j2o3 Superior avenue.
Cleveland o.. ard is wei known and
popular lady. She said.
u had suffered with stomach
trouble for about five years. and I was
go bad chat ] was unable 90 eat any
breakfast wlo'-oayef Nv food would
l'rWeut Boo ur stomach. causing gas.
belchinU and boating n was with
great dl.CulfF that I was able 90 re-
tain amy food of a' on my stomach
7 H.u hDru ru 'tu hands OF number
off rhysicilrs who claimed that my
trouble v-- due FL" chronic co1~tipa-
zion end .v.- trouble, also suffered
for years with rcrrg ie.c pains. had
read q great deal iu 'ha papers about
tlp wonderful cr~.. Hrie- wore be.
ina effected D.. fh. uso a. PLANT Juice.
and a'ihoul -E,p'ica' go nr'. Ga-
cid"i fo H 81 BOTTLE cam NOW
'rwhiuIIE -a' the. sine. fatiu. Plant
l"Ir. 800 90 u- pain. Hrtp disappear
cd Urn Irc.. ! have Obtained such rv-
CH'IUrf -H-rIf. from 10 rr4r fr, form
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-15
FARMERS COURSE
WILL OPEN TODAY
SPEAKERS ENRoUTE TO WEST
LIBERTY STOPPED IN CITY
LAST EVENING.
Sessions Will BE Held Each Day This
Week-State instructors VIII
Deliver Addresses.

The farmers short course will open
this morning at 10 o'clock "a the IVES,
Liberty normal school r. J. swift.
oi the department OF animal Eus baudry
az the state university al Morgantowu.
viii open the meeting with an address
on Mutton and Vol Production "
B. Kemp. of the agricultural depart
ment. viii talk on Crop Rotation.
and W II. sill will speak on Orchard
Experiments A. the afternoon ses-
sion r. j. Swift will talk on Economic
FORK Production. and W. B. nemp
Will address those In attendance on
summer Forage Crops"
The short course was offered 20 the
farmers OF the vicinity of West Lilo
erty last winter and a large humble.
attendedw the meeting which was con.
timed for one week Each year 10 i-
given under the aus ices Of the normal
school and the PAN Handle Arricul
tural society The course viii con
unue during the week and TODAY Mis-.
Nellie Woods will address separate
meeting of the ladies ON the tops,
OF Home EcOnomlCs.' Miss Wood
Is connected with this department O..
the university and Is considered on,
of the experts.
Following is the program for TO-
day:
10 "a. Mutton and Woo, Pro
duction." \. j. Sw.f;
IL q. m.-"Crop Rotation W Is
Kemp.
1880 p. m.-"Some Orchard Expert
ence" w. N. sill
2:15 p. m Economic Pork Pro.
duction.' r. j. Swift.
y. ma summer Forage Crops.
W. b. Kemp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-15

best dogs to fsciH'at. boz the trausror.
fH-IHl of wounded These "IIu.kIs-'
draw IuI-us. .I -Ir1-. made uuI of
1870 LONG Skis tightly lHst.I together.
IHa wounded man Uu DIS afr,Ichcr
l. strapped tu the Sled which Be- cas-
Do. drawn over fIe hard snow crust.
With 1000 in'f and iHr reduced to % m.n-
muu Eof nn. has DO proved much
quicker thal fta former fediuu. meth
God off sending them tu fla field h0-pi-
'HI u1 H mule litter bur 30 is much
mos comfortable.
Soldiers Like Skis.
on fl. front skill. are extensively
employed bI aI brHrcre. of the -.rt.
Ir. Many mon who before fHe war
H'r. clumsy beginner. have develop
.U their eEN fu such sr extent chat
r1v they may boz c'H.saI ae experts.
You ae. whom ypur lIfn depend.
ur learning thur N0u usually fry
Orb become 90. nearly perfect 1e pos.
IDLY. uH. fho way ONE officer ruf If
.Ir peace Time. vn used fH spend our
winter. af rf Nuriff paving hiEh
price. fu rrUfl ..uuHIa for instruction.
. huf devoted only limited amount OF
/ fm. .u practice.
.H.r.. sine. WOO HHt. ro other
W."r. of commune. .Hr except fHH
slow mUIls HrH h.rr.. f I.. become
H matte. .f necessity fH learn bow rn
H. E T.. ..H H.ur. rr.Ht
Hrn... o. nr uI' off Dr. a. lf tr.s..
''. r.rn.rr. There .. .I.u au ,...
U..| off excitement ".... .H.'I....
prove. rather I..H.fI.u.
N..IH.r. H.. Dill. difficult fYf Hr
.".". ..H.. .. pick off witty NOV
... object ... M... .' .I.. ... ...u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-15
FLUSHING MAN
GETS IN WRONG

CADIZ. o.. Feb I4-Obtainiug mon
,y ty false pret'r-e ls the charge G..
VI. Gilmore. insurance agent of Flush
ing Ohio. viii have To- face al the next
session OF the Harrison county grand
jury Gilmore is iu Jail here. The Az.
rest was mad. at the instance of clyde
Masters. Sew Ath,u. hack driver. VINO
Says uD bias been paying Gilmore stat
cd sums on l.s insurance policy which
Gilmore bad cancelled without bis
knowledge and consent and HrpIyus
the money to DIS own Use. D. l- Tc-
ported Dumor. bias been USING other
policy holders lu bike manner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-15
THOMSON MEMS CLUB.

Social meeting Of Thomson Mems
club viii be- held this evening a va
ried and interesting literary and must
cal program has been prepared and
light rsfroshmonts Will be- served. All
men are invited and made welcome.
SO collection and no admission.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-15
T H E kite EN-

.ssar} joints and clboUs. one fun-sizc cabinet
Table Two oak Chairs. Four yards floor OIL
cloth. Twenty pieces Enamel ans Tin kitchen
Woodworking AN the need Of every class OF
cooking bue Baking set OF ENGLISH Stou,vare
1ue sweeping Broom. Two Tubs one Wash
Boiler. one WuuEcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-03
"Grytriken Never Heard of 1t?
Why, It's Southernmost Settlement,
Where n. y Live by Killing Whales

the season ehopping up the catch
OF about 5000.
Many OF Them Drown
The p.ngulns 40 inland to the
lake during the breeding season.
They are not accustomed 10 frosh,
water swimming. and many OF them
are drowned. Tn. rats are fierce
They burrow In the hilla and run
underground trenches TO tho shore.
when. they feast of dead whales
Magistrate Edward H. Beuney II
the whole works at Grytriken lie
IL the customs officer. the city
council. police force. mayor. fire
warden; officiatea at death and
would AT marriages. n they had
any. There are none on South
. Georgia. for there are no single
kris To aid Cupid The only won.
en- are Mrs. Robert MacdougAil,
wife OF the Argentine meteorological
officer. and tho ~ife OF a doctor
at Lelth Harbor. who has her little
girl with her.
Whale meat isn't so bad. II
tastes like jerked beef The PEG.
pie there have plenty OF salt mca,
and sal, fish. and on Sunday eat
fresh meat With potatoes and
brown bread.
"A monthly mail service from
Buenos Aires kcora them informed
OF tho doings In the world.
The inhabltaf e Of South Geor
gia aren't Worrying
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-03

Fishing lines OF wild-cocoon elk
are said to be Invisible In water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-03
OUR GOVERNOR

q ONE men are born great achieve greatness and
- have greatness thrust upon them sang the poet
Greatness has been thrust upon Governor Lister forced
upon him bv accident AND HE HAS FAILED To SEIZE
HIS OPPORTUNITY. In the grim struggle OF W. be
tween stronger than himself Lister slipped IN as gov
ernor man practically unknown and unheard Of lie had
chance of lifetime but he did not measure upto the job
Governor Lister sgnaly failed in the strong personality
that makes for greatness. HE HAS NEVER OWNED A
SET OF DEFINITE PRINCIPLES At no time has y;
measure OF importance what the governor
would do
WASHINGTON GREATLY NEEDED A GOVERNOR
WITH POSITIVE PRINCIPLES AT THIS SESSION
ESPECIALLY. AND LISTER HAS FAILED. EVEN ON
so IMPORTANT A MEASURE AS SENATE BILL 800
THE MOST OUTRAGEOUS CORPORATION GRAFT
ING BILL ENACTED IN THE UNITED STATES BY
ANY LEGISLATURE IN A DECADE, THE STATE OF
WASHINGTON CAN ONLY SPECULATE ON WHAT
ITS GOVERNOR Is GOING TO DO.
Editorial, March 10. l9l5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-03
BIG DRUG FIRM
SAYS ATTACKS
NOT JUSTIFIED

The following statement was is
sued Thursday by Stewart &
Holmes, Wholesale druggists, in re-
lation To campaign declarations
made by Edwin ]. Brown. democrat
&c candidate for prosecutor:
DIR. Brown. a candidate for office
In this county. has made the charge
that We are attempting TO evade the
law by selling "Hoffman's Drops"
TO be used as beverage.
"Hoffman's Drops" Is a standard
medicinal preparation recognized
by the 4. \. =. and is never to our
knowledge ueed as a beverage. We
put Il up in two ounce bottles the
same as tincture of arnica. syrup
OF squills. or any other medicinal
preparations. The doctor states
that he heard there were 1000 bot.
ties in pile back of drug store in
n lumber camp. Our laboratory
records show that we have not sold
10 exceed two gallons to our entire
trade since the prohibition law
went into effect
Observe Rules
HE also refers to our large sale
of alcohol. Before and since prohi-
bition we have sold large quantities
OF alcohol a large percentage goes
10 hospitals and legitimate manu-
facturers OF flavoring extracts. The
legitimate consumption OF druggists
for making their tinctures IL large
Quite possibly some was used as a
beverage, but when druggist signs
his name to a statement that II is
to be used for chemical or mechan-
ical purposes we have no right to
question II.
ITO stop this abuse Prosecuting
Attorney Lundln made a ruling that
no one druggist be allowed more
than four barrels in six months.
That ruling has been strictly OBJ.
served by us. Our records have at
all times been open to the inspec-
ton of city or county authorities
and will continue to be.
Since the prohibition law be-
came effective in this state, we
have endeavored to obey not only
the letter but the spirit of the law.
and regret that such charges made
by any office seeker should have
made this statement necessary"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-03

History OF dress disproves this.
Tho ancient women wore such
skirt styles. Just ms they did many
other articles similar to those now
IN vogue.
"Corse,s. for instance, were pop
rlar 1900 years u. G.
"Anthropoiogists have discov-
ere a statue OF High Priest Sen.
nuw and his wife. found in tombs
of mobiles Who flourished during
the time OF King Cheops. builder
OF the pyramids. Mrs. Sennuv
wore a hobble skirt much like that
worn by American women not so
long ago. The high priest also
wore a wig, Just TO show that this
style for men isn't so very recent.
AN this Was 400 years ago."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-03
Lister and Senate Bill 3O1

X OVERNOR LISTER signed Senate Bill sol, the twin
" sister of Senate Bill 800 for which the Seattle Electric
Company made such a desperate battle
1t is beyond the stage when anyone may express
surprise at the Governor does He has proved himself
me Of the most uncertain quantities in the state
BY ali reason and fairness. Senate Bill sol should have
been vetoed by the Governor
PRACTICALLY. IT MEANS PERPETUAL MONOP'
oIy TO EXISTING COMPANIES AND THE DEATH
OF MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP.
AND THAT'S THE BILL TO WHICH YOU HAVE
GIVEN YOUR SIGNATURE, GOVERNOR.
Editorial March 20. 1915.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-03
NOTHING MUCH
WILL Be WORN
Women's Styles Going Back
TO Time Of Ancients.
Says He
BEAR SKINS COMING
nv c. a. CLAY
(StaN Corrcspondent)

(staN correspondent)
BERKELEY. Cal, Nov. a.
Women adorned In the flowing
robes OF classic Greece.
Feminine garb from the skins
Of animals.
These are two Of future dress
possibilities In the United
States.
Women are vneonsoiousiy
going back 10 time In an.
tiuuity when scanty costumes
were the extreme Of popular
ny.
The gradual increase In the
cut OF low neoks In evening
gowns; absence OF sleeves,
bare shoulders. discarded pet
tleosts, shorter skirts and the
extreme V.shaped necks In
afternoon and street Costumes
are a few OF the features OF
today which Indicate the
trend OF feminine fashion to-
wards an era Of greater bod
NY freedom ard comfort.
Women arc beginning 10 dupll
cate the styles of a time when
mllady was delighted with a spare
but delicate silken drapery or with
tho pleasing touch Of n spotted
lcoparda akin hung artlsticaliy
from the shoulders
Such IL the belief OF T. ". Gif
ford. erpcr, In dress evolution and
member Of the Anthropolosy de
at the Univernity OF Cal
lfornla.
This In his reason for IL
The fact that there ls only .
limited number Of styles In which
garments can be cut and still be
weArahlc makes repetitlons oi
fashions necessary. n there are e
be constant changes In dress e
meet the Unsuitable desire OF wo
men for aomrthing different
Nothing New In Styles
Styles recur at various Intervals
some long. some short. What VA
once the vogue IN bound IN due
time 10 return again. however diH
trcsslng Il may be TO the feminine
mind. The styles Of today are no
nov and neither will be those o
tomorrow. They are merely rope
,liinna. with variations. OF Nha
has gone before nj some time IL
| history.
For all the so-cailed novelties II
~omens dress spring.ng up from
time 10 time 20 deplete father
pocE etbook, somevha, similar
typea can be found In the cloihini
81 antiquity. Experts who hay'
the "iow down" on feminine dr.si
can prove this BY display % stat
u.s OF women. feminine garment
and other relics found In tombs o
tho ancicn,s Many Of these aro sur
prisingiy like clothing worn BY
women OF recent and pnesen
times
so Il Ia that present tendencies
show which way the wind Il
blowing in the field OF fashion
Women are rapidly diminishing
the quantity OF their costumes. re
yertlng back TO stylos In the day
Of Helen OF Troy and Cleopatra.
hsren skirt Popular With Aneienn
There IL nothing new In th'
divided skirt. the harem SKIRT. th'
hobble skirt and the nouncet
skirt" said Clifford. These Tea
lures were considered novel whei
they came into style recently
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-03
NAN IS uNlNJURED
m Elevator DROP

CHEYENNE. wyo.. Nov. s.
Thomas Talbot. %. a carpenter
employed on the state capitol. was
ascending on the outside elevator
to the third floor OF the building
with two panes OF glass by 8
feet In size. Just as the elevator
reached the third floor something
slipped The cage. Talbot and the
two panes OF glass descended with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-03
staff corresponders

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. A.
The southernmost settlement
In the world. That's the town
OF ory,risen. frozen fsst 10 the
shore Of King Edwards cove.
Henderson bay. on tire Island Of
South Georgia.
On tho whole. however. the 1000
people who live on the Island have
no more worries and tribnlations
than their cousins OF New York.
Lunnon or Sauecdunk.
They 20 right along NJ thoir
business OF siAughtcrinE whales
with little interest or concern In
the fact that they live on the
southern jumping off place.
American scientists from the
non magnetic ship Carnegie. touring
world waters In the interests Of
science. paid tho South Georgia
folks a visit last January. Among
other interesting features they
found that:
shsckelton started his South
pole dash from this place
Grytriken IL nghted by electric
| ity
Six thousand Nhaies are killed
off the island annually.
Only two WHITE women and one
little girl live there
A.. .uN.A..fmI
days with a big banquet and -
ercises
Have Movie Show
/ A movie show IL held in tho
church once n month.
Winter comes n summer time
7 that r.. our summer ume-from
MAY 10 September.
The harbor freezes six feet deep
n SHOWS the year around.
There are only two cows aud two
horses or tho island.
Only pigs are raised. and they
I've on whale Eat
The rats are 50 numerous and
/ fierce they hsyo Killed all rabbits
OF South Georgia.
The peng'iins. birds usually plen.
tlful In cold regions. commit sui.
eide every year by drowning In a
fresh-water lake inland.
We waded thru whale blubbcr
knee deep going ashore said +
C. Loring of tho Carnegie. The
stencil Isn't exactly pleasant. bu,
the cold climate helps 10 keep Il
down Whale carcasses line the
shore OF the island There arc
seven whaling stations run by bust
ness men OF Buenos Aires. under
charter from the British govern.
ment. which owns South Georgia
Whaling f. a profitable Industry
and the whalers are busy during
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-03
MORAL:
Vote for Mcbride
IIIc MfOPD &c GOOD
HIS WORD is GOOD.

crash. The glass was unbroken
and Talbot vas unhurt- Tho only
thing that suffered was tho Gle
va,or thru the floor OF which Tai.
bots feet we're driven. Talbot re
turned To work next day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-03
SQUIRRELS GET NUTS; DOGS ARE FooLD

ATCHfSON. Kan, Nov. 3-James Brown lives
Ian district has number squirrels
directly the choice hi
yard The squirrels be such that he pursss
couple OF dogs his The performed In
duty well that Davis hopes high full But ts
squirrels supply
The local telephone cable crossing the
this This cable the boughs of the walnut
and also the boughs squirrels ut
this highway which far u
OF he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-03
DOG IS A SUICIDE

JOPLIN. Mo. Nov. 3.--Facing
the gun Of Jack Morton. city pound
master, a little fox terrier, suspect
ed OF having rabies. committed sui
eide the other day before Morton
could pull the trigger.
The poundmaster was called to
kill the terrier at n house near
some mines He did not believe
II was mad. hut nevertheless aimed
a shotgun at the head OF the dog.
which stood staring innocently at
him. Before Morton could pull the
trigger. however. the dog suddenly
and with a single yelp plunged into
a small mine cave-in filled with
water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-03
new BRIDE DIES

HAVANA. H.. Nov. "A bride
OF four hours. Mrs James Van
Auken dropped dead "a she ar
rived at her new home on the
farm OF her husband near XII.
bourne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-03
HE JUST HAD TO
HAVE AN IRENE

WASHINGTON. Nov. 3.--.De.
termined to bring Irene TO the
altar. Roy Gordon. colored. tilt
ed by Irene Walker. his first
love, is TO we'd Irene Parker,
HIS second,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-03
LOVING PAIR PUT
IN TRAGIC DAY

THERMOPOLIS. Wyo., Nov. g..
Tragedy stalked apace with Bert
Peters and his fiancee. Miss Bessie
Burge, on n recent day.
While on a hunting trip Peters
fell part way down a 300-fOot cliff
20 badly breaking tho bones In one
foot that he could not climb back
The girl attempted to climb down
on the ledge TO where he lay, and
In doing so her shotgun was dis.
charged The charge tore out both
her eyes. Crying out with pain at
every movement. Peters dragged
himself up the ledge. bandaged the
girls eyes. and assisted her down
the precipitous wall. Townspeople
here Immediately raised $500 to
send the girl East for treatment.