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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-24
WILLIAMSBURG TO HAVE
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others Interested hero are very and-
Gus to know how much Of the city In
to be supplied by the water and the
sewerage system. The council and the
city engineers spent considerable time
in investigating to see how much Of
the city could be provided with the
amount of money which Is available
for the purpose, and at the same time
arrange matters SO as to accommo-
date tho greatest number Of people In
the city. Slight changes have been
made from time to time but the streets
on which the system will be extended,
according to present plans, are a. fol-
lows:
The entire length OF Duke OF 0lou-
cester Street, from the college to the
Co! onial Capital Monument: Capital
Avenue from Duke OF Gloucester to
Nicholson Street: Walker Street from
Nicholson Street to Frances Street:
the entire length OF Frances Street.
except that portion cared for by the
college; Queen Street, from Duke Of
Gloucester to Nicholson Street; Mich
olson Street, from Queen Street to
Dunmore Street; Dunmore Street, on
tire length; England Street. from
Duke of Gloucester to main sewer at
Eastern State Hospital; England
Street through main section Of Ken
ton Park: Henry Street. from beyond
Ireland Street to the railroad. Some
other sections Of streets will probably
be added later. and few sections
of the above named streets will be
supplied with water only.
Az contemplated at present the
main sewer will connect at the East
ern State Hospital. with its sewer to
be discharged. Tho other section OF
| tho city. where It will be inconvenient
to make this connection will md an
outlet to Queens Creek. whore 4 sewer
will be laid from the connection at
Nicholson Street.
The people who are Installing the
system were Of the opinion that II
would be proper to have the entire
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-24
RICHMOND STOCK mAnKEE


Richmond Va. Sept %. 1915.
state Securities.
Bid. Asked
Va SIS. old c. and r., 1882 9:
Virginia Centuries, 1891. S6A
City securities.
Richmond City As. r.. 1920
lSSV 5ih
Richmond City As, c. & r.,
1p2s-Is4S $500 .. 97M
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-24
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET,
tQuotntions ny miller q CO., Members
--G Chicago hoard of TrAde.3

Chicago Sept. 23.--From this time
until another wheat crop Is available
the holders of that grain In the United
States will make the price. There are
many farmers with good-siEed lots of
wheat in their bins. talking 81 for
wheat. Many Of the cash handlers in
the Chicago market believe there many
possibilities In wheat and there may
he an abnormal high price and that 81
is not out of the question. The only
hindrance possible In this market is
the opening Of the Dardanelles aoon
or the declaration of pence. Authori-
ties In Russia as we'll as in some of
the importing countries advance the
opinion that there 10 no possibility Of
moving any amount of wheat out Of
the Cars country for many months
to come.
It 10 only necessary to refer 10 ths
fact that some of the interior mf1ls
OF the spring wheat country have al
ready been closed down because of
the inability Of miYlers to secure am
pie grain to keep their machinery run
ming.
Several were reported closed on FRI
day; . number was added to the list
today, and II 10 likely that more will
be closed for the season. and that
millers win make their purchases Of
blCCAb ITcm manufacturers IN 8ectionb
where the wheat crop 10 not an entire
failure. Kansas City advices say that
millers Of the Northwest are absorb
ing every available bushel Of wheat
in that section of the country and
that exporters are competing with
miilers for desirable grades II 10 be-
Heved that the Southern. as well as the
Western receipts win show q falling
OF during the next fortnight. senti-
ment was quite bpllish today and the
buying power wassn evidence and was
marked up by the seller. There was
4 good deal OF wheat purchased here
on foreign account
Corn was strong advancing Kahc
today. with the buying power coming
from some Of the oid-tims bulls and
the selling by those having profits The
demand was quiet with export offers
1carcer A. tho pressure to sell was
relaxed. Cash sales here were 10000
bushels
II 10 reported there were liberal sales
Of corn. but II was impossible to learn
the amount.
Oats closed NC higher on the
strength In Winnipeg. which caused
some shorts In Chicago to cover
1eaboard houses bought the Dscem-
her here in goodiy amounts.
Hog products were quiet. but the
y h1sinees was. pnfmportant failing to
rsasef any big TRADE IN cash lard and
MAAtA a1theugh 4 II generally be-
HNveA TIT exDorters are making large
IN slas.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-24

BANANAS.
Eight hands, per bunch. 500 . 90
Seven hands. per bunch. ! 25V
MISCELLANEOUS
Yellow onions. 1oo-lb. bgs 2 500 = rs
Red onions, 1oo-1b bags. 500 rs
Cabbage. new, 10o-lb.
crates ............. 3 004 rs
WHOLESALE MARKET CONDITIONS.
Cary Street continued active today
and there were indications Of heavy
business on the commission market
next week. The rather large ship
ments received within the last few
days have been taken up readily, leav-
ing but little surplus stock on the
hands of the wholesale merchants for
next week. Eggs were marked at a
slightly higher figure. There were no
other price changes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-24

wholesale quotations furnished ~ the
Blaloek Fruit and Produce Co.
Richmond Va. Sept. -, 1914
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-24

sewerage OF the city 20 to Queens
Creek. but the State Department OF
Health. overruled them In this matter
owing to the fact that q number Of
people along the creek are interested
in the oyster business.
It has also been limited that the
hospital u not going 70 allow the city
to connect with its sewerage system.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-24
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
Richmond. Va. Sept. 20, 1915.

The Wholesale market from actu
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-24
YEARS APPLE CROP

from tho estimated crop Of last ysAS:
ana this Notwithstanding . material
increase In the Pacific Northwest Tho
Missouri forecast 10 So3.o0o barrels.
q decrease Of ~ per cent from last
$4,000. decrease of 60 per cent;
Illinois $4,000. . decrease Of - per
cent; Iowa $4,000. . decreAse Of IS
per cent; New York 1oS.oeQ, IN IN
GREASE OF ~ par cent; 'phk0 ID oee,
= decrease Of u pr c6nt: indiana
$1,000, Ascreass " - rQeS eeAt;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-27
Iron Is Greatest of All Strength
Builders, Says Doctor
Secret of the Great Endurance and Power of Athletes

time simply rs taktng iron IN the
proper form. And this after they
had ia some cases been doctoriug for
months without obtaining any hvue-
III. Hut don't take the old forms ~
reduced iron. iron acetate or tincfurc
OF Iron simply 20 save a few cents
You must take Iron IN form that
can be easily absorbed and aa~imi
lated like nuNated Iron ~ YOU want
u to do you any good. otherwise II
MAY prove worse than useless
Many an athlete or priHe fighter has
won the day simply because NJ
knew the secret % great strength
and endurance and filled his blood
with iron before he went into the
affray. while many another has
gone down to iuglorious defeat
simply for the lack 81 iron
NOTE - Susaisa Iron fecer1fn ended
.kav- ~ ~ Ransr &. naf nafsrt fasdi
eins nor secret remedy. buf one shfch .
eel known 20 trassisfs. and whose ira
constituents l. widely prescribed b. sfni-
nsnt rhysirisns essrYs here fniiks th~
cider inorsanic iron products lt i easily
sssimistsd. does not lniurr the teeth.
make th.m black nor upset th~ stomach
o. ths contrary u 10 most ratsni rres-
-aY IN nearly all forms ~ indIE~Nfiau. az
veil As for nsrveu. run .aaer eonftiians
Tn. ruanefaes8srrs hav. such great ron
rd~ers IN Susst.f tron shas shsg offer
tn forfeit ttea % any eharttahis insfitms
fion " tray e.nnet taks any man ~
@ssnan uaa@g 80 ~hs iAsks iroe and tha
cssas. their strength gs9 p@r cent Or over
IN fcar s.@ks time provided thef bat-
serisus ugsaatc truubl~ rh~r also
affsf 20 refund veur rnoueT ~ q Dos NOT
A. lea. soubi~ rour .srsnEfh ard 80
aafanes IN 10 ssys tirn- n - aisp-nsse
IN this city ~ owl prux Co. haftsfi
Drug Co s~ifts Pharmacy and al afhes
druggists
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-27

The youngest member OF the
Boston Grand Opera company.
which. with the Pavlowa dancers.
viii be seen IN three engagements
at the Moore theatre Monday
night. Tuesday matinee. and Tues.
day night tat S. seat. first is
rows downstairsb Is only years
old
There are l7j members IN the
combined productions. and they
hall from many lands Some of
them are very temperamental not
a little rivalry exists among en-
as 10 premier honors. but
They're all In love with the
youngest OF them all.
She IN nadia Gary Of Toledo.
%. said 10 be the most perfect
child actress who ever played the
baby role 10 Madam Butterfly.
When the Boston Grand Opera
company started on the road. II
didn't have any baby for Madam
Butterfly As they came into
each city. the advance agent saw
10 ~ that Tamaki Miura. the Jap
anese prlma donna. who PLAYS the
role Of Madam Butterfly" had her
pick from local talent Al each
place. there was new child
II seems that these child &C
tresses were n bit tempsramental,
or shy. OF stage.frlgh,ened
At any rate. when the handage
was placed over their eyeE-as il
required In one OF the acts
they'd cry
II was different. however. when
little Nadia appeared on the scene
Of Toledo
She took to her role like a duck
TO water.
She waved the American flag
with the enthusiasm Of Fourth
~ July orator. smiled when they
handaged her eyes. and cuddled MP
in Miss Miuras arms Just like the
composer OF the opera meant she
should.
Miss Mlura's heart just warmed
up towards Nadia Immediately.
and she wouldn't hear ~ any pro.
tfNAN iFNfn hfN iNtNti vi iNhAl'A
She just had To have her.
And she got her. Mrs Gary.
mother OF the child. is now travel
ing with the company.
lust n naturHlborn dramatic
actress" the whole company SAYS
OF Nadia. and critics everywhere
have unanimously agreed with
them
Madam Butterfly" will be pre-
scented at the Tuesday matinee
performance Monday night.
."L'Amore Del Ire Re" tThe love
81 three kingsl VIII be presented
and Tuesday night Il will be La
Hoheme
Following each opera. Nine Paw
Iowa and her dancers will present
ballet Among the grand opera
celebrities are. Maggie Teyte.
Maria Gay. Felice Lyme. Thomas
Chalmers. Graham Mari. Jose Mar.
dones. Ricardo Martin. Elyira
Leveroni. Paole Ananian. Romeo
Bocassi. Giorfio Puliti.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-27
STORM
BUILDING
Biz Bankrupt Sale Creates
Great Interest

The big merchandise sale now In
progress on Third avenue. at the
former j. u. Robinson store. now
bankrupt. is creating quite sensa-
ton among the Seattle shoppers
as was evident again by the mob OF
eager buyers that took advantage
of the extremely low prices to he
had there. caused by the J. h. Rob
inson store, located for years at
1424 Third avenue, being declared
bankrupt and the stock ordered
sold by the assignee. which had
changed hands, and Is being Of
fered now Mt retail No sale in
Seattle for many a day has stirred
up more buying enthusiasm than
this bankrupt sale. which can be
attributed to the high quality mer-
chandies offered at the ridiculously
low prices. Many people have
been surprised at the values Of
fered In shoes. hats. furnishings
and clothing. The sale is under.
stood to continue for % days. so
all intending purchasers should
take advantage OF the sale at once.
while the assortments are still
complete. The sale will reopen
Tuesday at 10 a. m. A large part
of the advertising for this bank.
rupt sale has been carried In The
! Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-27
ACCOMPLICES OF
DOCTOR SOUGHT
Prosecutor Believes Alleged
Prisoner Planned Other
Deeds.
WOMAN is QUESTIONED

NEW YORK. March 27.-Con.
WINGED that John y Peck was only
one OF perhaps several intend ID
poison victims or Dr Arthur War
rem Waite. his sonin.law, District
Attorney Swami today r. trying TO
find the accused mans suspected
accompllcea.
Tending TO confirm rolice suHpi.
clona. II was learned that DR.. Waite
was student OF yirulont disease
germs
Detectives are questloning Mar.
garot Weaver Horton. who had a
room with Waite AZ tho Plaza hotel.
under the name OF Mrs \. ". Wal.
tera
Relatives admit the case against
White ia certain 10 convict him
They are trying 10 have Swami
prosecute on second degree muir
der charge. and 80 save Waite from
the electric chair
Miss Catherine Peck has agreed
to furnish money for his defense.
provided he confesscs all his mis-
deeds
Dr Waite has fully recovered
from tho effects Of narcotic drug
which he took just before police
entered his Riverside drive apart.
ment 10 arrest him
lie constantly repeats the phrase
why don't they 20 ahead and have
the thing over with 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-27

here and proceeds 20 Pike ST..
down TO Second ave, around 10
University St, and up 10 the big
playhouse. The parade will be
half the fun.
Everybody has heard about
Rebecca, and mighty sweetly
In the Wilkes company produe.
ton. Miss Ann Pttwood plays
Rebeocs, and does II mikhty
sweetly.
Norman hackett is the mr..
Aladdin" In the play. Dick
Vivian Is lots OF fun as Abba
the chore boy.
Then there are the old maid
aunts, and the village charae-
tiers, and Guy hitner as the
stage driver. and lot more.
The play opened Sunday night
10 an enthusiastic audience.
After you see the play tonight,
you will be wanting to see a lot
more Of the Wilkes company.
Well, Manager Dean Morley
OF the Metropolitan. and Cireu-
Istion Manager n. w. Parish Of
The Star have arranged for
that, too. It's part OF the pro-
gram. But the next time you
90 you will have to earn the
privilege.
The Star will award you one
ticket each week u you get two
new month subscriptions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-27
SEEK "CKlNh DAN" IN
SMUGGLING INQUIRY

China Dan" orc ~ the leading
figures IN Seattlo'H Chinatown for
wears. and we'll known IN every
coast city. IL being sought Monday
hy Immigration Commissioner
Whites agents FOR alleged com.
plicity In tho operations here 81
the yellow Owls" smuggling ring
Federal agents believe they have
found valuable Information inyolV.
Ing several leading Chinese 81 So.
attic In the alleged smuggling Of
more than $1,000. 600 worth OF
opium. and the wholesale transpor
taiion Of Orientals from Van.
couver. ~ G.
This information Ia contained IN
mass % Chinese documents
found in safe opened by the Of.
ficsrs in an alleged gambling re.
sort AZ GO Kiug a.. said tn have
been headquarters ~ Louis Ding
wealthy Chiunman. arrested In
Portland last week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-27
Ordinary <ssst~d Tres VIII Make
p~tieate. Nervous. Rundown p~o-
pie 2oofs stronger In Two
weeks Time. In May
Cases.

NEW YORK. " Y.--Most people
feoilshly seem TO think they are go
sfrx to get renewed health and
sssrerxth from some stimulating
medicine. secret noxtrum or mar
ieofic drug, said Dr. Sau-r. a
lep~etaltst 81 this city. when a. a
matter OF fact. real and tru.
strength can only come from the
food you eat But people often fail
Ito get the strength out % their food
because they haven't enough iron tn
their blood 70 enable n TO change
flood into living matter. From their
weakened. nervous condition they
know something IL wrong. but they
kant tell what 40 they generally
sccrnr~nce doctoring for stomach
lfeer or kidney trouble or symptoms
lof some other aiiment caused BY the
Jack Of iron IN the blood. THIS thing
may 60 on for years. while the
patient suffers untold agony. ~ YOU
lsre not strong or well you owe ~ to
yourself 70 make the following test
Pee how long you can work or how
lfar you can walk without becoming
hired. Next take two five grain tabs
J@ts Of ordinary nuxated iron thre.
Hines per day after meals for tive
weeks Then test yorr strength
again and see for yourself how
suuch you have gained I have seen
dozens Of nervous. rundown people
Nho we're aifinx all the while dou-
fi~ their strength and endurance
and entirely Eet rid % all avnp-
toms OF dyspepsia. liver and other
al rnbies In from 10 TO 10 days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-27
DOTTIE COOTS IS
GIVEN A HEARING
Former Employer Testiiies
She Forced Money From
Him
HER FRIEND IN COURT

Miss Dottle Coots, looking
chic and pretty In smart blue
serge suit, topped by chin
chin collar and red hat. her
shapely feet set off by patent
feathers and white spats, APP
neared In Judge oordon's court
Monday for her preliminary
hearing on a charge OF black.
mailing A. NJ. Bailey, her for
mer employer
With her was Miss Lillian Peter.
son. alleged badger girl' from
Montana. who waived prelimi
nary examination and sat an inter.
ested listener 90 the testimony OF
bailey
Miss Peterson ~ accused Of con
spring with Isabel Clayburg nov
on her way here Ia custody from
Los Angeles. and Louis = Sichler,
Of Seattle. 10 badger" Samuel /
silverman and other wealthy men
here by using pictures Of their al
legged victims. taken hy means OF a
secret camera device IN the bed
room OF house on goth ave
Miss Peterson wore n dark hat
and blue suit trimmed with FUR
and like Miss Coots. had on white
spats
\ beauty spot was visible under
her left eye.
Bailey. who employed Miss Coots
as his genoerapher IN Vancouver.
Il. G.. IN 1919, testified he had paid
the Young woman 81 500 TO avoid
domestic trouble
lie said he had given her 81 200
cash and the balance In checks. he
sides paving her n regular salary Of
SEQ iate~ he said he raised her
wages TO $50 a month.
In 1915 he declared. he came "a
Seattle. where Miss Coota contin.
ned 20 &C. az his s'enoRranher
Thev had many talks alone. ne
said MFRS Coota pressing him for
more money. and threatening 10 tell
Mrs Bailey that he was secreting
property that she might not obtain
title 70 4 IN divorce proceedings
then pending
The case was continued until aft
cruoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-27
MILLER WILL RUN

John ?. Miller. former mayor ~
Seattle. is actively In the race for
congress from this district. tho for
NAL announcement will not be
made for few DAYS
Miller IL one ~ the best known
men in this district
Lafe Hamilton. county commits
sioner. has formally announced his
candidacy for sheriff Hts an.
nouueement was expected lIamil.
ton IL the selection % a group OF
politicians from the south district
who met In a "hand.picked" confer.
ence a. the Arlington hotel three
weeks ago Norman NJ Wardall.
Hsmilton's righihand man "a sec
Rotary 81 the board, has announced
himself a candidate for county com
missioner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-27
MAKE A SIXTH RAID

Property clerks at the city Jail
are guarding 100 gallons OF barreled
whlskey. 500 quarts OF bottled whis.
key, 80 gallons OF port wine. so gal
Ions OF sherry and five barrels OF
bottled beer. taken Saturday night
when the police made their sixth
raid on the Stewart St pharmacy.
109 Stewart st.
Logan. Fred and sherman Bil.
lingsly. the proprietors, are out on
5000 bail each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-27
STAR CARRIERS AND BRANCH
BOYS GOING TO THEATRE TONIGHT

Tonight. at 7:3o o'clock. is
the time.
The Star office is the place.
And Rcbecca is the girl.
We're taking about the big
theatre party for Star carriers
and branch boys tonight. at the
Metropolitan theatre. 10 see the
Wilkes company In "Rebeoea OF
Sunnybrook Farm" one OF the
best plays ever written, by one
Of the best writers, Kate Doug
las Wisgin.
The big parade starts from
Star office. Every fellow wants
to be on time. or he'll get left
out. like as not.
The big parade starts frome
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-27

The mothers training school will
give a course OF lectures at Deacon
ess settlement. Rainier valley.
every Tuesday at $3.50. The first
lecture viii be by DIR. Arthur c.
Martin on Prenatal Care" Miss
Erickson. city nurse. will demon
strate for mothers the correct way
TO battle baby
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-27

CHICAGO. March 27.-After
many delays and postponementa.
William Rufus Edwards. millionaire
ST Paul lumbcrman. went to trial
here today. charged with having vio'
lated the Mann act
Ada NJ Cox. stcnographer Is
the principal witness against him.
Miss Cox was stcnographer en-.
ployed In q Chicago coal office. She
declared she was transported 10
81 Paul by Edwards. In 1919 and
tina, Edwards promised TO marry
her. She won $1,000 verdict In
a breach Of promise case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-27
LEAPS BEFORE TRAIN

Engineer cleghorn. on the North.
ern Pacific Grave Harbor Limited.
saw figure leap into the head.
iixht zone in front OF his engine.
travelling 80 miles an hour. at Arvo
station Saturday night. and stop.
ped Tire train to find the mangled
body OF Edward Stein. age Al
Stein tried once before 20 com.
NIT suicide by diving from a sec.
ond.<tory window in the Oregon
hotel. August IS. 1915. lie was a
iahorcr. address unknown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-27
'M|NNEAPOLIS'IS'
SHELLED; SUNK
British Troop Ship Sent Down
in the Mediter-
rancan
ELEVEN MEN ARE LOST

Eleven persons were killed
when the British liner Mime
apolis was sunk by subma-
rlpe in the Mediterranean Wed.
nesday. Il was announced to-
day.
First word OF the sinking was
brought To Marseillca by the Brit.
ish steamer l.eicostershirc. which
caught her wireless call for help.
hut arrived after the Minneapolis
had disappeared under the sea
In announcing that II we're
KILLED" the admiralty tndicates
that the vessel possibly was
Hhelled
The Minneapolis. presumably.
was carrying troops or supplies 20
Salonika
II was n ta.5t0ton vessel and
piled between European ports and
the United states prior TO the war.
When the Nol,urno was IN trou.
BILE the Minneapolis figured in res.
euinE It's pnafNnEcrR
At the wars outbreak the yes
sci WAS taken over hy the govern.
ment and put In The kings service
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-27
INSPECTOR is FIRED

Aside from prncticing Law. edit.
ing the Civil Service Age. acting
az the Municipal civil Service
leagues secretary for pay and SO
llcitlng advertising. ". H. Powell
had nothing else to do but dis
charge his duties az district SAM.
tary Inspector for the health dc
pertinent
DR.. Mcbride has dismissed him
for engaging In gainful occupa.
ton for profit in addition to HIS
regular duties" in violation OF civil
service rules.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-27
INITIATION TUESDAY

Members OF the Municipal league
win gather Tuesday noon at the
Washington Annex to initiate new
members. The recent campaign
netted 800 new names. Harry r.
Wilson will have charge OF the pro
gram.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-27
TRAIN AIR PILOTS

LOS ANGELES. March o. Four
trained air pilots. enlisted men in
the second battalion California
naval militia, are preparing today
for war practice" IN naval BIZ
plane donated TO the militiamen by
Glenn Martin, local war plane
builder
Ensign Frank Simpson .lr is In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-27
TO DEBATE PURCHASE

Proposals OF tho county commits
siolerH 20 establish ioint citv
and county stockade on the farm
recently purchased viii be debated
NJ meeting ~ the commissioners
with tho city conference and public
safety committees this week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-27
THREE MORE STEAMERS SUNK

LONDON. March 81 Three
more vessels have been sunk In
the past - hours Il was learned
today They were the French
steamer ilehe. the British shin
Cerne and tho British fish carrier
khartoum Nine OF tho latter'H
crew we're reported missing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-27
MANY JOBS NEEDED

Fifteen million men will be look
ing for jobs when the war Is over,
SAYS Charles n Kirkpatrick. social.
ist candidate for vice president
lie spoke at Stevens dance hall
sunday night.