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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-07-21
SAVINGS BANK USEFUL
PROMOTION OF THRIFT BUT ONE
OF SYSTEMS BENEFITS.
institutions Permit Use Of Wage Earn,
ers' Surplus as Capital for Coun-
tryb Activities.

The savings bank is an institution
for the encouragement of thrift among
the people. In the laws which pro-
vide for the establishment of these
institutions account is taken Of two
primary facts: % That that country
is in the best position whose people
habitually lay aside a part Of their
earnings to the end that the possibil.
lty Of poverty may be minimized and
Independence in old age may be as
sured. (2) That the surplus earnings
OF the people may be gathered into
sums available for effective 8 as
capital and 80 the industrial and other
commercial activities Of the country
may be promoted and expanded.
Savings banks. ven more than COM
mercial banks, are institutions for
the gathering and loaning of capital.
The bank could not pay interest on ita
deposits unless 1t has also q means
OF earning the money with which to
make such payments. The funds col
lected by savings banks, paid In small
amounts, are customarily invested In
securities of a preferred kind and the
possibility Of loss is reduced to the
lowest minimum possible. An indi.
vidual could make such investments
II he had the means, and individuals,
Of course, do make such investments.
But the purchase of a $1,000 bond is
q matter that cannot easily be me-
gotiated by q wage Garner, and the
savings bank Is the fundamentally
through which the small contributions
of the people are made easily availa-
titles. Out Of the profits from these
investments the savings banks pay
interest to depositors and the AK
penses Of the banks administration.
The laws of the several states guard
the deposits of those who make use
many states the kind and character
of the securities In which these banks
may invest their funds are defined
and their purchase Is subject to the
supervision of the state banking au-
thorities. The books of the banks are
examined at frequent intervals and
the operations Of the banks managers
are narrowly watched.
The law also recognizes the fact
that the margin of profit to the banks
out Of these investments Is very small
and that 1t is therefore necessary that
they keep all their funds invested in
earning assets. Savings banks do not
habitually carry large amounts Of
cash, and 1t Is for this reason that the
Jaw privileges them to exact from
their depositors thirty days or more
notice Of an intention to withdraw de-
posirs. However, no well-managed
bank ever has recourse to this notice
except in times Of national distress or
peril.
No scheme for the gathering Of
capital or the safeguarding of the sur
plus earnings Of the people has been
80 well devised as that Of the saw
tngs bank. 1t has stood the test Of
100 years of satisfactory operation.
and today the savings banks of the
country are more numerous and
stronger than ever No n makes a
mistake Of selecting a well-managed
savings bank as the custodian of his
money.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-07-21
A Lucky Little Boy.

The little boy In the picture Is Finley
]. Shepard. Jr., and the lady is his
mother by adoption, Mrs. Finley ].
Shepard, formerly Miss Helen Miller
Gould. This little boy was an un.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-07-21

What is the difference between a
matchmaker and a jailer? One sells
watches; the other watches cells.
Where are two heads better than
one? In O barrel.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-07-21
FOR YOUNG FOLKS
A Sleepy Time Story About Some
Very Clever Squirrels.
WHAT HAPPENED IN A GROVE.

Amusing Adventures Of . Pair of In
teIIisent Collie Doss-Many Thinss OF
Interest and information For Little
People-Strange Story Of q Wait.
Well, Riddles, said Uncle Ben to Pol
~ Ann and little Ned, l am going to
tell you an amusing story about
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-15
N. Y. CAR WAR
CROWS WARM
100000 Unionists May Try
to Tie Up City on
Monday

NEW YORK. Sept 15.--With
subway ard elevated lines run
ming at better than normal Ca
paeity ard taking care Of the
overflow from the tIed-up sur.
face lines. officials Of New
York's traction systers today
declared the Garments strike
was broken.
with a showing OF some 10000
former employees sticking 10 their
strike. union labor leaders coun-
tered with a threat that unless a
settlement came on their own
terms they would tie up the city
on Monday with sympathetic
strike OF 1000 trade unionlsts.
Between two divergent forces.
Mayor Mitchell and the public Eerv-
ice commission are Seeking--se
far IN yaln-io obtain some middle
ground for adjustment.
Ralph Fasseno. driver OF an ice
truck. was hurled 20 feet and prob
ably fatally Injured when a Third
Ave. car plunged down a grade at
seth ", today into the truck. The
strikebreaking moiorman. VIM.
MCGOWAN and several passengers
we're cut and bruised. Anna
Schwartz. %. passenger. hsd
both hips dislocated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-15
FORTUNES Pile
UP IN STOCKS

NEW YORK. Sept. i5.-The
Morgan, Rockefeller and Ou-
Pon; groups Of financiers have
reaped millions In Increased
valuation OF their holdings in
the present boom on the stock
exchange, according 20 estl-
mates In Wall street today.
Steel. oil and motor stocks have
been leaders in the wild rush OF
speculation. which recorded one
million share day after another. and
sent prices to new high records on
many successive days.
The boom started In the Morgan
group" and IL. Is common talk In
the street that bullish sentiment
Was desired in order TO facilitate
the flotation OF the recent British
loan.
As tho upward movement was get
ting we'll under way. Maine election
returns were injected into the situ-
alton. and price movements fol-
lowed described as similar to the
boom which started when first re-
turns indicated McKinley's election.
In 1896.
United States Steel went TO a rec
ord al i07 a share yesterday. a fig
ure which was duplicated today
General Motors shot upward at a
fifty.dollar.a-day rate TO $3.50 a
share. and was but slightly under
that figure today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-15

Stall &C. boiling beef, 60 10 pot roast.
100 10 choice steaks. ioc 10. pork roast
1 0c H.. veal roast, DC 10. pork steak.
1870 ~ veal 1cMc 10 stalls ai.aa.
fresh sturgeon. isc 10 smcus lbs 2tc
bnutIsra salmon trout Zoe Do stalls
U-i-f. peanut butter. he lh. lbs zoe
stall iGg. best $50 coffee. sfc lh fresh
Washington butter. Soc 49,. lbs Slo0.
bulk coffee. go 10. So lbs 81 90. I
large cans milk. soc. stalls st-3G. hest
flour. 81 so sacS. dellvercds pure cane
sugar t7t0 sack lbs. sugar Doe. 4
cans best milk or bars white soap. 95c
with 10. bulk coffee. lbs rolled oats.
2Gr stall Is. local patent aud oregon
Blue Stem flour. fiG5 sack. hard wheat
flour. SIS sack. extra flno cane sugar.
II 90 sack. pkEs seeded rHisina. loo.
2I lbs soup beans. sbc. black pepper.
2nc 10. large oarg Sliced pineapple. 1bc.
8 lbs mncaroni. 7Bo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-15
INDEPENDENCE DAY
MAY MEAN RISING

JUAREZ. Mex. Sept 10 -E FL.
traordinary precautions were taken
10 prevent revolutionary uprising
here on the occasion Of the cclebra-
ton OF the national Independence
day today. Carrauka troops are
guarding streets. aud civilians
found carrying arms win be arrest.
Cd. Only persons registering and
known 10 the officials will be al.
lowed 10 hear the reading Of Critic
tihe Mexican declaration OF indie.
pcndeuccl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-15
PUBLIC MARKETS


stan -. new an pickles, iec At. stalls
af-Gi. pot roaats ior 10 steaks. 10 ID. :
fresh dressed chickens tsc 10. dry salt
pork. 90 10. stan =. Slayer cakes sSc
loaves nut ~ raisin bread. he. dark
spie" cakes. ttc. Tor .br. stall -.
upfrrneiona. Sc ID. large rantalouprs.
De- stall 11s. Bartlett pears. aso box
fancy tomatoes ftr crate. liberia ard
Crawford peaches, e1r rrafes Italian
pfunra ftc crate AtnnF. sugar cured
cofned beef zoe H.. fresh ground bone.
10 ma $50. sugar cured bacon. In piece.
ssc 10 ihs corn meal. 1tc, soc Jnr
queen olives alc. Soc tea 3kc 10 sec
hrooms. asc ibc pim-ntoes. lee $50 can
asparagus. ibc. eoc bottle English sauce.
Zoe. 2sc bottle graps juice itc Stall
a. fresh Washington butter, ACC ~. 3
lbs ii00. fun cream cheese, COO 10
pasieurizod milk, 10 at. fresh ground
peanut butter. 100 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-15

Stall g. iisa standard shit. rF4nu.
lated sugar $50 stall - fresh pastsur-
ired mifh &C. q' r. ~ siAu o.. 7 81
bars mhiie npap. stcs 2tr nkN Washing
pgadrr. see. itf uranre nsafmsiAdr. iec
sos bottle lemon ~ vanilla extract. itr
he ears bssf. zee. sec car shfifnps .Er.
q tafs Napiha saan. str. tec cedar polish.
sat ftc sixs. zoe. Jar caps. iEr. 700
cleanser. &C. Stall a. round end sisicin
stssh itc. r-hone steak itc! pig beads.
scl prime rib roast isc. pot roast Sc %
lee. huilian beef c. Aud fr TO- beet
tongue zee - liver. e. 10 stalls .T-ie.
Toe haking coda. tcs Zee tnik coffee -
ihH sec 2 The ~ SCI PC haEtnr pow der.
iBr. ftc sec. 3 % ne SOC. stall - pure.
sweet cidrf str sal. cider vinesar a&c
raj stan e.. shoes rcseiea. soc to Sc
heris zoe ana CSC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-15

HtonK ibs ter coffee Sc. ~
corn meal. 4tr. SOC jar Queen olives.
s9e. str bottle grape juice. Use. ete can
asparagus i@ri 4tc can cocoa iGcs itc
EinarrsnAps. tpC. gse cans pineapple. 10
sof brnoms 1hr. ihs firr gee stalls
1855. round SHAKER sait for tfc. large
cans ulk. Ar. srrdsa raisina. for itc
SOC Nr fr Imported Lima beans ibr
ihci zoe iar rage. te doa stalls Z. 8 ..
2. short rius n beet sr 10 pork foasi.
1850 D. fts iFsf. &C in shoulder hams.
1859 o. fHunh steak. ftMe ib chirk
ems 1870 TO- shoulder lamb $50 lh
90 fnast. 81 and g. ih lamb ehors.
1859 ih hehelrss cottage hams ists r.
o. ltfl Fifsf ave- ibs cane sugar
SEC. a+e uneoiUfad Japan Sea. sir. 1sc
breakfast tee. .tr 70 peanuts bot from
tha faasfer. ihs CSC. ihs. sc coffee.
,ae. Ih. 20 nnff.e. 40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-15
HUGHES AND WILSON
BOTH CLAIM VICTORY

CHICAGO. Sept. 15.--Counter-
claims Of victory In Indiana for
Hughes and Wilson were made here
today by u. u. Toner Of Indiana.
republican. and Vance Mccormick,
national democratic chairman.
Toner arrived at headquarters to
day and predicted victory for
Hughes In Indiana. He declared so
per cent OF the Hoosier progress
sizes had come over 10 Hughes.
Mccormick said II never saw
such enthusiasm as al the notifica-
ton Of Vice President Marshall"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-15

Pure cane sugar. - lea 81 90. white
tinen soap. = bars zsc. rolled roast beet
nc 81 irFa lamh igtse 10 Crisco
sgr. So and tte1 can. olive 81 az 81.
csc 4nt tte can. Italian raHiss fdefnes.
ftri. iits 1tr. saimau. he 1fc. hail
hut. : Zoe s4r smefts. lea 1trs sai~s
tr ih rsnhies 6 aaE Sc. douEhmuts
use aeF cora. g. ard zee dor Alaska
t1rnips its iic. sweet potatoes iiss
Use. peppers. ~ Sc. grapes. Be 10.
f.sars. 1tc boa peaches sec basket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-15

Representatives OF the Union
Iron Works OF San Francisco tried
Thursday to place a s35. 900 ordsxu
for boilers here with the CommeN(
cial Boiler Works. The offer had
10 be rejected. because the local
firm has more than 100000
worth OF work already contracted
for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-15
2s-SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
MADAM NELLIE

Worlds greatest eislryoyant and phfens
olnGisI guarantees Go rad youf sntifs
life. past present aud future gives trus
sdvics on busihsss. love health snd
family affaifs tells the name q your
future husband or wife, and shat 90 DO
Go be successful IN iifs Hhe has iast
arrived 10 this city. never her. before
one ytsig viii pay you Tor your many
dlsappotntmoufs in ~thrrs she eiii re-
move al obstacles I'D tsit gou hos 10
win ami bold ths enc yea desire hhs
gives advice - 81 important affairs Of
NE special readings Soc Hotel Eik.
room a. 1885 Second nsnr Pine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-15
EGYPTIAN
PffRENOL,OGIST

Madam $tna has iust affiFfd Ia Seattle
never vas bore before. ard she can tell
sau ali suuf past lifs and shat your
future NE 10 - - can advise feu In
tusiness affaiFs. family affairs and love
affairs tell fau unsa fpu vii fnaffr
snn the ihitial - the uns yeu piii
marry hos 20 conquer your enemies
and aruid al trouble and be happy
tells yes ~ regard 10 your atssnt
frisads trN yea shat 1uu afe adapted
Tor and hos 60 ID stigeessfut N ilfs
tells you shat tasiness is fumst lucky
To- you The madafa all GiFs Sen
every satisfaction tfcf readings are all
eanfidsufisil charges &c cents The
MADAM rsn ~ found a. 8itM Nnion ct
bsi~ssn second ard Third arss. Yer.
49,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-15
SLOT FOR SALE

takes inUnrHs aerraEr several tots
Sell los pftea. easr terms let me
tuiid fcr foa Investigate. rhoas
John y Paul
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-15
4S-Farm Lands for Sale.
5i-PUBLIC NOTICES

SEATTLE FURNITURE MOVED FRoN
FIRST ave 10 ths sur nufdinE 1880
FIrh ave. between Pike and TALON
mtg bargains
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-15
ACREAGE FOR SALE
POULTRY RANCH
BUILDINGS, AaB LAYING HENS

Good f-room house. furniture. vol.
Earden. fruits. berries etc.
fronts county road close to
school. stores and frfry dock.
or wc have another piac. front
ink nn lake With house and
part ciepr,d. for 857a. terms $50
cash. $40 monthly % .ul want
cloAo.iu poultry ranch. Iet uH
shoR YOU these places Take
Kirkland boata at Madison park
20 Hurke q Farrars office in
kirkland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-15
ie--Male Help Wanted

WANTED BY rffE SEATTLE CIVIL
Service Coutfniasinn. CouufF ard Cfty
Buiidinx. applicants far sKaminstlon
for fpilswinx city positions
Head Chairman trrumntion onfYi. Rear
Chairman. senior uranhrtfEs Tender
chisf Driver Police Dept fprnrotina
eniyf. Architectural ursrsmaa. Wire.
less oper At1r. steam Fittsr. Pip~mAn.s
Helper water Department Caufasr
Hiarksmifh's Helper. Asphalt Hsk-r.
Asphalt f.ahorsr
Applicants must b. citizens q ths United
States and actual residents - IN. cry
- Seattle for one year Immediately
prior 90 Ming % Application
Application blanks and detailed infnrrHa.
fi1n given - tho Csmrnisaions offlr~
File Applications by september o. 1915
Existing vacancies Ia several positions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-15
s-For Sale-Miseellaneous

$3.50 q $3.50
Az Fnt.AssEs. srEcrNcLEs. FirTEp
~nh spherical lsnsss eonpisis. tsts
Including sssminstiea. schwarta o.
temsgri.t fiT Eplsr Block bSoAsa
lease. aupiieatsd
SASH And Doors
sold az factory prtr@- direct FROM our
mill We ship anybeaY. anywhere. and
guarantee safe delivery 90 destination
our BIG complete catalogue No. a.
mailed free pest paid postal card
wiii bring ore 60 you Note below a
feN 20 cur tas prices
A-cress panel doors ...........tt ~
sNio t.lfaht barn sash .......... -
tNNie e-uEhs Basement sash .... 50
Sui k-itFht breeder sash .....-.. %
.tKtf slight windows ......,... -
'xs hot bed sash .............. .ef
s.ply Gold Seal roofinx ........ Ifa
i.ptY veneer panels square foot. .etA
Knock down window frames zee. Zee
q % s.fao. flooring. thousand .... itee
TO s-feot ceiling Thousand .... itea
snd t.fcot flooring and c-iiinK.
thousand ................... iiN
o n WILLIAMS CO
Tel Malls tssf is.s Fts., Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-15
BARGAIN

BARGAIN
90 acres, improved and stocked. t-room
house and barn. GoTso: all machinery
ana farm implements; short distance
from city. on rural free delivery aud
phone John stid Isanauah wash
ron DETAILS on LANDS
Handy 90 our mills and camps
Wfite pr s"o y 70 MEtKIEJOIiN
Mar Land Dept. i7oi L. q smith Hldr
SEATTLE. WASH
You deal with ms direct
THREE LAKES LUMBER GO
ONLY TWO TRACES LETT
In our Port Orchard valley. Good. rich
soil. some fine timber. on county road
and close 20 school and neighhora
PRICE ONLY s22b. s25 CASH
CLIFFORD VAN AHsDALE, Inc
isis Third Ava Ioi Washington St
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-15
ACREAGE FOR SALE

VI m Ni@ffoIs Il oR on -
so, tu on q y NAVY iAuD
70 acres Ideal far poultry. sardsn and
small fruit has 4 aeteH black loan.
balance good UPLAND. HsanY al level.
very easy 90 clear on county road
rHfcL $500 $50 CAsu. $40 RIA
MONTH
sh scrss north % city. view 81 SQUAD
ana mountains. fiEht on Edmands STAGE
iins acres bottom. balance Ideal
building cite
PRICE $3.50 Easy TERMS
AArI> sfNfO~ 90.
itio fifst Ave- ELLIOTT t1tI
t.-A,ni TRACTS
Closer To than Green Take Vine coll.
close 10 tnulstafN and school
PRICE ti3aI sis tAsu AID 40
FEh MO~Tu
Alec q number - tesfpni infs On same
location flr ttQ 20 ffep. o. cash per
MchINLrs WATSON
~>~~~~~~,,llsssse : ~ essSssso.~~~oOoo-
Al. ACREAGE FOR SALE
CAN Nou urAr rus nrYg
10 AsBfs az fISE
LEVEL IAND
fon tass
Very hsndY - Seattle and Tacoma. On
aeii settled district. cioss % srhaai ard
H
tsfY rasiir cleared y y - and cream
route rinsv o. property fine neiHhhafs,
delivery from stores. very shed enil
SIS tAsu ND o. MoNruif
ftabr spI NJ FARMS 90.
saa THIRD hte
uoon. sntAr utN
10 acres. slasH 70 glruwrad school. eel
settled fatnmunity. and auif miles
from dock. sHeuxh timber % pag tef
ths Land
rnicE $3.50. nEasoNsnIr TERMS
CLIFFORD a VAN Au~DAII. Ine.
1919 Third Avs, itt wsshinEtou Hi
is.AcHE FAHM. IMPROVED owNER
IN Holland n y. =. noE ses. Port
orchard wash
tgA ACnEH
Farm ns summer pias. Tor sale al On
watsf ffnnt auoa hous. and harm
~eed SHED fao hen heusss nest 60
. o. Epaa srhnai. good road e.
uifmnia Yer prtrs write 90 o. 7
nrown. He4ah Wash D. - No 81
90
SMALL. IMPROVED PLACE
oniF Z miles from nfsmsfipu nav yard
on ruHufg fuaf. stth board sideaHik
past fho place small house. acres
cleared good salt ard pirafF % naFsf
fuItr At $50 sfsa CASH
CLIFFORD NAN Au-paIE. lac.
ieit Thifa Ave iei Washington ~
Will t.EEHE on SILL. IMPROVED
ragsh o. seed rpndiilon TERMS ard
price reaspnahis. owasr. u. uJoTnsou.
- ,-s@s-~-~-.~s--~--~~-~s-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-15

- WALK dances I OF 3 lessons
49, private halls Lady and man
EWS teachers Phone Main 4ptt.
IL - = l.tN1 ~ near rlns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-15
WANT AID RATES

One cent word per insertion.
six times for the price OF rive.
Coupon hooks--unc hundred lines
~ be used as desired - %.
Help and situation ads one nAlt ratr.
Funeral Notices .s...ss.+.-.. eVe
rrsn.l~at-shsrzr Adscrtising
Per line per Insertion ..-+s..-... &C
SIX Insertions Tor the price % rive.
10 per cent discount ~ hili II paid
within 10 DAYS after first insertion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-15
25-SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS

AND PHRENOLoGfsT
fff trlforHity. brtwreu Fifth aud
siKth Tell past present and future
consisting business ana ioyr affairs
advise YOU about divorce casrs aud
what viii be your lucky step in NE
"a take; VIII tell FUN names OF your
lover. Hweetheart. friends. enemies
and what you are most adapted FOR
Special readings. zoe Permanently To-
Gated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-15

MADAM IONA
Hungarian clairvoyaut and card reader,
viii toll your past. present and future
No charge n she does not toll you the
truth. Room 2, Elliott Hotel 1917
Pike
MADAM DAVIS NOTED EUROPEAN
card reader. Price tOc with her won.
derful rlairvoyaut powers shs tells YOU
all one reading WIN convince sou.
Quoftl0nn answered 1915 Seventh be-
tween Plkc ana zine
adobe aWAIS DEVELOPED ry
slater iu 'ss. sitting daily e03sh
seventh ave. rear
MADAM fry RELIABLE CLAfHvOY-
ant. card reader. ittg Finh. Elliott
40gaW
LOOK ITS THE FIRST FLOOR on
Onarga Apartments iiOs Seventh ave.
Apt &C. Honest advice Mrs Perrin
kellogg. oisirvoyant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-15

flef and stpIaIns love affalfs and IAN
~ troubles rsunitss the separated. stc.
Explains permanent health rules
Satisfaction guaranteed or no charge
No one IN trouble turned away. money
or no money. Permanently located at
sis Union ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-15
LARGE AUDIENCE
FOR CATO SELLS
IS EXPECTATION
Indian Commissioner viii
Speak Tonight at CONNER
ciaI Club; Comes From
Santa Fe Institute

a crowd is expected TO hear cato
Sells United States Indian commits
-inu,r who viii speak tonight at
tine Commercial club Mr.. Sells aial-
Itt rs ID speaker MS official promi-
uence and the fact that he VIII have
-omethH. to say upon Indian mat
lDrs which interest Albuquerque, in
sure big attendance Mr. Sells Is in
position 10 do THINGS fOl the United
states Indian school here and that
too. should have somcthing To do with
the size OF his audience.
Mr. Sells came here from Santa tt.
where he spoke before the indian
school teachers institute, arriving
here last night lie came with Reu-
ben Perry superintendent of the In
elan school. making the trip in Mr
Pcry's automobile He will be- the
guest Of Mr. Perry While he is here
Mr.. Sells subject for tonight was
not announced lie viii speak on
Indian matters. il was believed, prob
ably iu regard to the suppression OIL
liquor traffic among the rcdmcu OF
agricultural conditions among the
indians Mr. Sells viii speak at s
o'clock
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-15

Red oak la. July IA special
strand jury convened toda, to uon-Id-
tr The charges against William Mans
lleld, suspected of knoWledge of tine
NlIhsc1 axe murders Mansfield was
brought here from ansJs City few
days ago.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-15
APPLETON GOOD
FOUR FRAMES AND
THEN EXPL0OES
VoHey of Hits From Gard Bats
in Fifth Causes Defeat Of
SuperbaS, Braves Blank Pr
rates; Giants Beat Reds,

ST Louis JUS Appleton after
holding 81 Louis 20 two hits IH four
iuumgs weakened .u che Nffh and
was hit FOR o. triple. two slnlles aud
gave three bases on balls which net
tod four runs and Tho locals won thr
last game Of the series with Brook
ku here TODAY f0 g Score
putuItfYt HT HNff#
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-15
Slou, Cif, T. wichita

Sioux CItt. iowa July a. Sioux
CITY nude il three out Of four by
banking wichita 4 to q.
Score RI r..
Wichua .... 600 900 600
Sioux city ..... nH2 GOO lly-4
batteries Griffen ana Gray Clark
#ud Livingston
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

81 Sea orleans. .. Atlanta @ tCau-
aI esd 18th darknessD
~ Chattanooga. i-6, Memphis .-I.
81 Little Rock. 4 Nashville ~
A. Mobile Birmingham rain
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NcM Nnrk 8. OInoInnnII Z.

Cincinnati. July "A New york
took tho last game ~ thc series d.
10 inning contest. from Cincinnati to-
day. to 2 Score
NEW YoHE tI>CtNNATt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-15

Pittsburgh July ~ Good pitching
by HaEan enabled Boston 70 shut out
Pittsburgh toduy bf q score ~ . 10 %.
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NhIINgn 0 TMIInlrInhm D

Chicago. IuN H. crashing hits orr
IuNry gave Chicago another win osol
Philadelphia to-day and au even break
boo tic series Score
TfflI kuEErUIt tIIl, AGO
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-15

ch'c'so Philadelphia POSTPONED.
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VEGETABLES

We have a fine line of An
the vegetables that are In Sea.
son. both home grown and
from other states. Melons are
now fine ana we have the best