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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-08

line for promotion. Going to get it,
too.
There isn't much room in this world
for the man that is all the time try
ing to work somebody else, but lots
of it for the one who is ready and
willing to work himself-E. L. Vim
cent in Farm Life.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-08

If you sit in a cool draft when you
are heated and get stiff neck or
lame back, you will be looking for
something that will ease the pain. Fix
your mind on BALLARD'S SNOW
.LININIENT and don't be talked out of
it because it is the best pain relieving
liniment you can get anywhere. Price
25c, soc. and S1.00 per bottle. Sold
by Ringer Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-08

When you yawn a good deal in the
daytime, feel dull, achey and want 10
stretch frequently it Is an unmistaK-
able symptom of malaria, and unless
YOU do something at once you are
booked for spell of chills. HERB
INE is a chill medicine that Will pre-
vent or cure the disease. 1t drives out
the impurities on which the malarial
germ thrives, strengthens the liver
and cleanses the bowels. Price DOC.
Sold by Ringer Drug co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-08
MANY EDUCATIONAL EXHIBITS
AT TEXAS STATE FAIR

A feature Of the
State Fair OF Tex
as which possess
es great educa'
tional value, and
one which, last
year, was Of in.
tense interest to
thousands Of Fair
visitors, Is the
Better r a b ! es
Contest designed
for the purpose OF
creating a higher
standard of health
Tor Texas babies.
w. l. Yopp, dt
rector in charge
of the State Fairs
Depart m e n t OF
Coll e g e s and
Cnhnnlc An Whinh
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-08
FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION.

Wants All Possible Information Bear
ing on Paper Supplies.
Chairman Hurley of the Federal
Trade Commission. Washington ID.
c.. urges all newspaper men TO file
answers to schedules of questions,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-08
COMMERCIAL EXHIBITS
AT STATE FAIR OF INTEREST

Louis LipS%
director in charge
of the State Faii
Of Texas Depart
ment of CONNER
cial XII b | ( s
states that this
space allotted te
his division is be
ing rapidly taker
up, and that al
indications point
to the largest
most interesting
and most valuable
displays in til,
section that hAgt
ever been shoNk
at the state Fair
The commercial
interests of tht
State, awake Il
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-08
MONDAY IN CONGRESS
Senate.
Met at 10 a. M.

Met at 10 a. m.
Senator Overman attacked consti-
tutionality of child labor bill. Con
ferees resumed consideration of ma,
val bill differences.
Finance committee democrats con,
sidered appropriation bills.
Conferees reported agreement on
army bill
Confcrees reached agreement on all
sections of naval bill except the build
ing and personnel, on which disagree
ment will be reported.
Finance committee democrats
agreed on schedule for inheritance
taxes.
Recessed at Cos p. m. until 10 a
m. Tuesday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-08
SOME FAMOUS CAHvASSES
AT STATE FAIR OF TEXAS
One of the most

One or the uoee
interesting fea-
lures of the great
State Fair of Tex
as, and from an
educational view
point, one OF the
most valuable, is
the Art Loan Col
lection annually
exhibited in the
Fine Arts Build
ing.
Alex Sanger, de
rector in charge
of the Fairs Fine
Arts and Textile
d t . ar t m e n t.
states that the
Art Loan Collec-
ton TO be shown
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-08
House

Conforees reported agreement on
army bill.
Adjourned Mt 5:25 p. m. until noon
Tuesday
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-08
70 USTR9WDED ON THE SHORE ~

who
etaud
Local fishermen
nne
aaougy
tail there
ebachh go
tn
utnredaru t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-08

{. :: Il :. ., :: 3: :. {: :, :; !: ;; :: = :,
c. & C. Nations to Robson Wills,
Mississippi Choctaw Homestead Pat
ent. Part sections II and is 5s2e.
c. G. c. Nations to Minnie Norris'
Homestead Patent Part section 30
5n5w tout of county; part section
1 4s3e.
c. & C. Nations to Minnie Motifs
Allotment Patent. Part section 4s3e.
]. E. Williams and Bess II. VIII
liams. to ]. II. PouIter Mrs. II. T.
Nichols and Maud A Chiyers, Warran-
tv Deed Part lot 2 in block 43O,
Ardmore.
! e. Williams and Bess II. Williams
to Maud A. Chivers, Warranty Deed
Part lot 2 block 43O, Ardmore.
State National Bank to Hattie May
Curtis. Quit Claim Deed. Part sec
ton is 5s2e..
J. H. Poulter and NJ. A. Poulter'
his wife, to Howard S. Cox, Warranty
Deed. Part lots / and 2 in block 45o'
Maud A. Chiyers and f.. Il. Chivers'
her husband, to J. II. Poulter' war
rantv Deed. Part lots l and III
block 430.
r. f. Fryer and Nellie, his wife,
TO f. NJ. Dougherty, Warranty Deeu'
Part section II 4s2w.
William Hicks, joined by his wiie'
Eliza Hicks, nee Hayes to K Mettry
and A. N. Adwon and II. l.. Diab' war
ranty Deed. Part section IA 5s3w.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-08
cIGARETS IN GREAT DEMAND.
Consumption Increased More Than g.
O0o,ooo over Last Year.

New York, Aug. 7.-Americaps are
smoking more and more cigarets. In
the first five months of this year, ac-
cording to statistics issued here last
week. American manufacturers mar
keted S.75O.OOO cigarets, compared
with 633G, 600 in the same period last
wear.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-08

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: REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS u
Z: (By Chickasaw Abstract u
/. Co., Bonded Abstracters u
/. "
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-08

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-22
SHORT news

General store of John Wanwid.
Lake Forest park. entered by sher.
ifs deputies Friday. but no liquor
found.
twenty-five Seattle osteopaths
have volunteered services to treat
children free.
Officers OF launch Victor IL.
which capsized near Tacoma last
Saturday. placed on trial Friday.
Wee" Coyie. former university
football star. ~ again proud father
OF little girl
Purse OF Miss Katherine Haldy.
52s4 Broadway snatched Friday
night at 9Th and Marion ST.
Rumored that f. II. Sothern.
noted actor. viii retire from stage
at end OF present season.
Five reported drowned In floods
In Middle Western states.
Bert Akers. American cattleman.
killed In battle with Mexicans near
JuareE
Repair work on liner Minnesota
now in Frisco harbor. begun.
Holdup in Los Angeles bank nets
robber 5000.
Lady Aberdeen In L. $. TO raise
fund for Irish infants. What next?
Austrian men over so called to
colors.
Everett man awarded 81 900 for
death OF HIS son caused by intoxi-
cation.
Fairbanks Is real chilly. It's 60
below
Ruth Gordon. vaudeville actress.
commits suicide In San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-22

Il ia whispered that one OF the
subjects discussed al the recent
Gary dinner IN New York. at which
Mr.. Roosevelt thrust his feet under
the mahogany with the feet OF the
men who control the finances OF
America. was the danger that the
said flnahciern may lose a good deal
Of the money they have lent 10 the
warning governments.
Engiand's debts AZ the end OF the
war will not be losH than $4,000.
000. 900 10 $4,000. 900 900. This IL
a third Of the total wealth OF the
United Kingdom The debts OF ali
the nations involved will be az
large IN proportion TO their ability
To pay.
II Il not n question OF the pay
ment Of the principal Nobody er.
poets that that win ever be paid
Generations yet unborn viii sweat
and struggle just TO pay the Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-22
VITAL STATISTICS


John W Jehnsoa. - ana S.iii- John.
son. ~ seattle
Ma,su'are oxide -. nooa River. or
and sBye Tsmauaka g. japan
Tsunrsaki fmadA. a. ncis. idaho. and
kisane Kueamuio. ~ Japan
q. Booih.. skAs~ay. and Maris
Land. Seattle
william " Foraker. 70. and HART. n
Prizes. a.. Esatti~
- Wan pissslsu. Seattle snd R-n.
iadl. s,sisof,. -. and Edna sa,h,r.
- Ioatsha
4 Peterson. a.. South Rockingham.
and Christine ~. Anderson. Seattle
birth.
Mrs. ard Mr W ouimby. t;to ,tsh
ave p " son
Mr- aud Mr J a cleavs. se,o ~ 77sh
st. son
Mrs and Mr. y McTarEAr,. .ofs strth
ave y y daughter
Mfs and Mr u. Arbueki~ i'i. Seventh
ave daughter
Mr. and Mr Seymour wood. Madison
para daughter
Mr. and Mr Nick roppa sos Columbia
Mr. and Mr.. H A. Brigham. s,i Mob
fiiii ave. son
Mrs and Mr.. Roy Mesa soos Harrison
II. son
Mrs. and Nr a. n WATSON. sTit sist
ave q. daughter
Ms and Mr. a. = Fiuhart. siss Queen
Anne ave- son.
srs and Mr. Mel. ReuSvs sti oroa.
st. daughter
Mrs and Mr. H. Seaman. .Sis Myrtle
at, daughter
Mrs and Mr. John q Eimqulst ..si
FoniAnelie st. daughter
Mrs and Mr. T. G Leonard. $3.50 Finh
ave y, W. son.
Dcsfh.
Henry u Osborn. -. Providsncs hos.
pltal. January 10
Dean Adeock. . city hospital Jsnu-
AIRY 10.
Alex L Olson. 's. s0os ;',h ave. W.
January ~.
Catherine . Scott -. iiss ssrd St.
January 10
James hon. 70. ois Ana ave. Jan
unry 10
Wary n Brooks, &c, s'a' Rainier ave.
January 10.
Divorce. Granted
Louise n Estes from Jas Estes
Minnie p. Lincoln from Howard w
Lincoln.
Anna Hanson from Gsrsas c. Hanson.
AGNES Quinn from Lionel +. Quinn
birdie 81 Dickinson from n. a Dickin-
son
Nellie II Jones from Archibald II.
Jones
Israel spira from Katy spira
bertha llfhniNN from Jas. Eleanivv.
Alice A. spfagus from Harold A
spraFue.
stella " Fisher from Daniel ! Fisher.
Hessie schwcitzer from simon schweit.
zor.
jennie N. cromblo from C. Gordon
Crombte
Annie CLARK from Geo H Clark
Muagroovo rlummer from marguerite
rlummer.
Itiilan N jackson from Elmer jackson.
Eva r. Hesley from Chas Hosloy.
Geo. V. Taylor from Alice Taylor.
t'race McQuinn from Eugene McQulnn.
Bessie NJ Rsmngo from Samuel H.
RamaRo.
Eleanor Archer from Everett Archer.
Esther Palmer from Jno Palmer
Minnie NJ walker from ChaA II
Walker
Ella Meyers from Lee n Meyers
Ausahel A. Huhland from Harry Jas
Nuhland.
Divorces Granted
May NJ AgEiato Va. Joe AEgiato. non
support
Mildred ). swing vs.. Louis A. swing
cruelty
recene Fransen W Arthur Franscn. de.
scrtlon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-22

SAT- nbAt Hfsfi ~. tbs fns sfau.
alatsd sugar. tsf ihs gsr stall -
Fafs pssiSpftaas milk. o. pt g. as stall
-. ths rolled oats tfe. 10 10 sacks
enFn meat see stall IS. waeuef apples
~ % Per boa. delivered stall 1898 fte
rans sliced pineapple lee Htaii e.. ffssh
fspruea baffsf sar aad Sc a. Ftsi
1877 mutirn CHOPS tGhc v STAN st
fresh peanut tuifsr o. w. ibs &c
HiAii -, sansrtFsui, 81 a. aiu pississ
ttr dos stall 1871 hana saissd ehecs.
istss str 10 Stall g. apuin CIDER tte
So stalls is-fL bore afa sifis seheai
shnes tisE % fissi m~as dress sna
surhinr shoes fsft ard up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-22
PUBLIC MARKETS


SATURDAY. stalls T. D. ?. fresh
dressed fhiChsns. tkar D. round AID
sifioin stSh itr ~ fresh srafeFiDs. zoe
~ ataia lqt.iia choice patsut flour,
81 aa sarh delivered aiih 81 90 order
sugar. lbs $50 isfse cans asrirets and
riuns Zoe i-ih can chocolate. sac 3
eant corn. tomatoes or peas sA0s 2 acc
pkFs aaffa Nagf. t5f stalls is4t.
crystal white soap bars ite. extra good
ttnoms Eac4 cans cleanser. asn. Zoe
cans asparagus. fof zee. cans -
guinfsd clans $50 stall ies. best frssh
chufasd butter. 2 ihs 81 %. fancy cream
err butter. 2 lbs str
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-22
CLOSES;
II CANDIDATES
-Four for Mayor. Six for Cor
poration Counsel, - for
Council, 3 for Treasurer
CARROLL is UNoPPosED

They're Off
All the entries are in. and the
w1piciFai s@eeaet2kes ass 6h.
There are n candidates IN the
race the first heat. OF which will
be determined AZ the primaries
February a. Twenty are due 10
disappointment by the time the
votes are counted 10 the final cleo
ton. March 3. as only seven are 10
be elected
a mayor, one corporation couD-
sci. one city treasurer. one comp
troller. and three councllmen are
10 be chosen.
The comptroller. Harry Carroll,
is the only candidate for that Of.
flee So far as this part o. the
race Is concerned. II is therefore a
closed incident
All the other offices are contest
ed There are four candidates for
mayor. six for corporation counsel.
three for city treasurer. and 10 for
the council.
Three Out for Mayor
The candidates for mayor are
oliver r. Erickson. Hiram G. Gill.
Austin Il. Griffiths and chas. ID.
Raymer.
Raymer Is the candidate OF a
handful OF socialists who have
been repudlated by the Seattle Her
aid. the official socialist paper IN
the city and By socialist leaders
generally. II is conceded his. vote
Will be negligible.
The contest for mayor. therefore.
will be a three-cornered affair be-
tween Grifntbs, GIN and Erickson.
Six After Counsel Berth
The candidates for corporation
counsel promise 10 make things
liyelier IN the race for that office
than IL has been In many years.
There are six OF them-Thomss
r. Murphine. James r. Bradford.
Hugh Caldwell, r. H. Guie, Frank
Griffitbs and Nicholas Schmidt.
The contest will develop into a
four-cornered affair. as Nicholas
Schmidt. nominated by a faction OF
the socialists. will not draw even
the full socialist strength. and
Frank Gnffiths probably win make
no strenuous campaign.
viii Divide Strength
r. II. Cute. prominent In repub-
lican party circles. former speaker
Of the house, and railroad attorney.
viii get the support OF various cor
poration interests. as we'll as the
old-line conservative vote.
The other three candidates, MUIR
phine, Bradford and Caldwell. viii
divide strength. Murphine has
been a member OF the legislature
and was progressive leader for two
sessions.
Bradford has been corporation
counsel for four years.
Caldwell has been chief deputy
prosecuting attorney.
Thirteen for Council
Candidates for the council are
Otto A. Case. r. II. Thomson. Judge
w. II. Moore. DIR. +. j. Brown.
Charles Marble. G. p. Fitzgerald.
A. A. Paysse. yolney p. Hart, Char
lotte Jones. Aaron Fisherman, Ed
Brunini. Clarence j. Gerald and
David Richardson.
Six are to be nominated and
three elected. II is generally coHN
coded that Otto Case. Judge Moore
and r. H. Thomson will be three
of the nominees.
The three candidates for city
treasurer are Ed Terry. present in
cumbent; W. G. Hyatt and Jacob
l.. Gilbert Terry's nomination is
certain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-22

stft HbAf al NteuEs hard wheat
flour ttgq per sAck. delivered CSC csY-
ioa tea sec peanut batter. fAe "a. 2
los Ice. Us n.w pruuss ftet gtc pka
sashiHE Raefer. isel zee cans cove
0Fssfs iss. toe rsss corn W gioss
starch. .tc. pore eenih honey. iac sec
hfaaa1s. 1ael itr can corn srrap. lee q
It's Jap rie# ssa ihs eaira fine head
rice. ESQ stains ae.fi essi feasss. ige
10 shoulder lamb Zee itg rabbits ftr
each hams tse d. stalls fists raaie.
shoulder pnrA roast. lie 81. geese. ssc
it 10 iha Yrauan bone Fta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-22
HERBERT QUICK SAYS:
REPUTATION OF WAR DEBTS SURE WAY
TO WIPE OUT WAR

terest. The question which is said
10 be agitatlng these financiers Is
this.
viii any people consent 20
carry the dreadful burden Of
Just keeping up the INTEREST,"
CAN any people carry this load
OF INTEREST,"
The money lenders fear an era OF
reputation.
They fear that the people will
force the governments TO relieve
them OF this burden.
In other words, they fear that
the people are too intelligent to
serve longer as the patient cameis
carrying loads too heavy for their
strength. That is not quite correct.
either. The camel refuses TO carry
more than certain weight. Where
ever cameis are loaded for trips
over the desert. the grumblin2 and
complaining OF the poor beasts In.
creases until "A certain point OF bur
den-bearlng iE reached. Then the
camel lies down and refuses 20 rise.
lie knows the weight he can carry
or rather what he Is willing to
carry No persuasion or punish
ment can make him move with an
other pound after this weight is
placed on his back.
The financiers are afraid that the
peoples OF Europe may develop as
much sense as the camel: that men
may possibly rise to the level OF
the brute.
hope they may. hope that
every European people will rise and
wipe out these lniquitous debts.
That sort OF ecuca alton would
do more 20 end wars than any
thing else which could happen.
A. long as IL 10 safe to lend
moneys for wars. the wars Will
be financed. AZ long az they
can be financed. the privileged
classes will find ways by which
TO excite the masses Into false
enthusiasm for war. A. long a.
wars can be financed nations
like the United States will be
forced TO arm for defense
against the dsmrable system Of
WAR ON CREDIT.
IL il limited that the object OF the
Gary dinner WAS. among other
things. To find out what Col. Roose.
welt would do if-say In is17--he
happens TO be president and these
debts owned abroad by American
citizens happen 70 be repudiated.
] don't suppose that question was
asked In terms. and II II was,
don't suppose the colonel answered
Il In terms.
Any man. Roosevelt. Wilson or
another. however. who happens TO
be president when that happens--as
hope II will-will. to adopt the
colonel's favorite expression. do ex-
acuy and precisely nothing.
The people OF the United States
win never allow the use OF force by
the United States In the collection
OF such debts. For they have no
moral binding force as debts of the |
people.
In the language OF the law. such |
debts are against public policy and |
yoid-WHEN COMMON SENSE |
GETS INTO THE HEADS OF THE
PEOPLE as to what the Law should
be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-22
MUSICAL COMEDY
AT THE LYRIC

The Bishop OF Birmingham" n
musical comedy. will be the offer.
ing at the Lyric theatre. beginning
Monday Assisting John J. WEIGH.
the star comedian. viii be the
Lyric theatre beauty chorus. Sew.
eral special numbers viii be given
by Billie Little, Harris and Mulal.
~ and John j. Welch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-22

MONDAY stall ~. large head isstsre
g. large sisth csisrY. tes i4rFs s~rrs 90
ansea see das Stall ~ Jelly rolls. lee
saeh. butter hisruit. tse aos coffee rass
sbe dpa Nfsii 40 fsncf fhahAfb. ifc ID .
q - pepper ier - hFu.ssis sprcats itr
ih stall ~. pos roast 1859 a. bsfiinr
ts~f i9r 10 T.hpns sisah sar ~ sail
Eff rH- Homer. 10 ruruhi ffesh ranch
sEss 60 fos ; sasfp chsr.r. acc ~
stall 80. ~. rolled ests $50 : pkTs
9fAf~ Nuts. tsei good fiauF. o. - SAGA
NiAl ~. lafsa eans mIIk. tar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-22
RATHSkELLER
AUCTION SALE

rHE HEAT-rIE Auction co sill ssfi
the STOCK AND EQUIPMENT ~ the
hATHHKEf.fER CAFE nos In stase
room 81 1855 Ffuh ave starting
promptly 1889 MONDAY. IAN a.
CONSISTING IN part 81 fTEtSwAY coz
CERT GRAND PIANO. organ. large 81
paintings and mirrors iYp.wrifsrs
Nth desks. roll top desk. safs rsfris.
orator. triple coffee urn steam table
iin-n, siifsrEare. stationary. cut and
hand painted glassware costing a.
much as $50 % a feHen. hrasses. iavt-
land and Limoges rhina, vlfrifisf hotel
ard restaurant dishes copper and alum.
mum utsnsiis scales. clock. eiertfir
table lamps and chandeliers. .isrfric
fans. vacuum cleaner. lace curtains
drapsries. rubber plants rostHm~rs 3
cash registers ana checking machines
LOT ~ extension tables and other square
ard ronnd tables, Vienna and other
chairs. fumed and flemish oak stirkiey
furniture china closet sidshoards
wicker Chairs ana srttse. large ma.
hoFnny hack bars. With pists mirrors
large stock ~ foodsiuffs and ~.
psnsive groceries. etc.. etc This viii
b The largest cafe sale ever held In
the city. aud a rare opportunity 70 puF-
chase IN large ~ small quantities
JOHN ntiHfIEfL 4 SONS
:. =. :. =. ~ go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-22

-ArtfbAt Pet rees,. a. ~ rood
steer rtsaA. isse 10 reasf veal lee ~ f.
sssl ratists. tte - roast PORK. lie ~ /.
halthat. its sc fsssh hsfrins ~
Ete saiusun treat. ihs str. swesi posA
tees. he Joe tsets ; hunrhss trf eab.
hsks. lhs zee green gallons : bunrhes
sr fstitbss. 5 tanrhes &C.. eating spries
Tee Doe fefae sHref oranges. tnr dos .
grapefruit California, tnf 3tr nns
creamery batter. Sc ih sfr coffee : ibs
tges fun cream rhs~ss. ser ~ rakisna
hpnsy. lie comb Is M sranutafef sugar
81 ee. tunS Waite patent fiaus. 81 70
sack Yakima Gem pafAsees. itst sack
Csraatson muk g. 80 rass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-22

Patents issued on inventions to
following Seattle men: P. f. APPEL.
electric radiator: w. II. Gariock.
polishing machine; o.. p. Goss. pre-
sentative for impregnating timber.
and J. II. WEIGH. oil burner. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-22
! 46--fionesteads

fon SALE on trade Homestead rsiin.
auishmsnt Tor 1900 Mrs Laifurs so
Watrnua boulevard
sereNeerse-Fefse~esFsNea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-22
RAINS May BRING ON
FLOODS IN COUNTRY

Fearing great damage to country
roads from the heavy rains and
melting snow. County. Engineer
Denton dispatched several OF his
men various parts OF the county
Saturday. to keep him informed on
the situation.
Nothing serious hiss been report.
ed yet he said at noon. but We
expect some trouble about Sunday
II the rain continues"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-22
BANDIT ORDERED
TO GIVE UP MONEY

What became of fourfifthg OF
ti.2s0 taken by robbers from the
Bank of Elmn nearly two years
ago. IL still a mystery. but 1870 was
recovered IN the superior court
here from James Malsagow. one Of
the bandits. by the Fidelity a. De
posit Co. OF Maryland. here satur-
day.
The company was surety for the
bank. It's agents found $3.50 In a
Japanese bank where MalgagOw
md deposited ---sb0ftiy after the
robbery. and 1870 vas taken from
him by the sheriff OF Chehalis
county when arrested.
SEWARD. Jan. q Work was
begun today on rebuilding the Sew.
ard dock and warehouse. which
were destroyed by fire Thursday
night.
Property loss was $4,000
s-aa-a-ra
Los Angeles pool hall raided and
IS arrested. charged with betting
on races
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