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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-23
ROBERTA TRIAL IS
 SCHEDULED TUESDAY

The jury in the criminal superior court has been ordered to report Tuesday morning at 10:15. At this time Judge Futile has told the state to be ready for the trial of Frank Roberta of this city. charged with manslaughter. Attorney J. B. Klein of this city has been retained by the accused, who maintains his innocence. It is probable the trial will continue for several days.
 After this matter has been dispos- ed of the court may take up the cases of Michael Rizzio and Michael Her man of this city recently indicted by the grand jury for murder
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-23
Graduate Nurses
 At Private Whist
 Aid Charity Fund

Graduate nurses at 1088 Fairfield venue conducted a whist party of eight tables last evening. The party was arranged for the benefit of the Orthopedic fund. The house was tastefully decorated for the occasion. The success of the whist brought much praise to the committee of ar Misses Tillie Schaak, Margaret Magrady, Mary Bartley. Mary Brady, Bessie Murdock and Nel- lie Reilly. The enterprise netted S26.40 for the fund The nurses are planning a large public whist for the fund, the details of which have not vet been arranged.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-23
VILLA BANDITS
 ARE REPORTED
 IN NEW CLASH

Fl Paso, Sept. 23.-A report that a force of Carranza troops Was engag- ing band of Villa followers at Sam alyea, station on the Mexican Gen. trl railway about six miles south of Juarez. was received here late last night by local legalista party leaders. No details were given except that the attack began After dark. At the Carranza headquarters in Juarez, however, the staff officer in charge denied the rumor. saying that all garrisons in his zone reported con- ditions quiet.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-23
Individual Organizations Involved in Huge Walk-Out Ordered By Leaders Balloting To- day on Endorsement of Proposition Will Be Biggest Strike Ever. Nearly a Million Work CTS Will Quit Their Jobs on Wednesday If Strike Order is Carried Out, Say Leaders -Po- lice Swear in Civilians For Strike Duty.

New York, Sept. 23-Trade unions in this city and Vest chester County today began to vote on the question of ratify- ing the action of eighty dele. gates who yesterday called for a general suspension of work" next Wednesday morning.
 The labor chiefs appealed to all union wage earners to stay at home until the traction com panies make it possible for them to ride in the street cars without offense to their union allegiance.
 It is asserted that no such action heretofore has been taken by the trades unions of this country nor has a strike involving so many trades ever been called. Its maximum effect would call from work 750,000 men and women.
 Leaders of the movement refrain from calling it a sympathetic strike. They declare that many of the unions already have voted to ratify their recommendation and that any union man who does not quit work We'd nesday will be denounced as a traitor"
 To what extent they expect the unions to respond to the suspension call was not disclosed.
 How can I tell? It is up to the unions," said Hugh Frayne, organizer of the American Federation of Labor for New York state.
 It is pointed out that Wednesday is the beginning of an important Jewish holiday when many workers ordinarily would stay at home. The call for a cessation of work is based on the grievance that men of union affilia- tions cannot ride to their employment conductors or motormen pr under the protection of the police.
 The statements issued by the leaders indicate that they are incensed by Mayor Mitchers warning that he stood ready to use the military power to re- strain violence and that they consider the city to be dominated by the trac- ton interests. -
 To reinforce the police, Commission CT Woods has instructed the captains. to select ten civilians in each precirc ct to be sworn in as special policemen. This would add about 900 men to the department
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-23
MACY ESTATE

Cornelius w. Macy was appointed administrator of the estate of his fa- ther, John E. Macy. by Judge Miller in the probate court today. MT. Macy, the elder, died September 1, 1916. Hi estate consists of house and store in Beechwood avenue and $200 cash ir banks. It is estimated at $5, ,000. Johr M. Sullivan and John Morchouse were named appraisers.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-23
Central Powers Rout
 Vast Entente Force

Berlin. Sept 23-Troops of the cen ,ral powers have defeated an entente force comprising more than 20 bat talions on the Dubr1Udja front, the Bulgardan war office anndunced in its report of September 22.
 Russian apd Rumandan troops in Dobrudta have been attacking Field Marshal Won Mackensen forces on both Hanks of the battle line. accord ldng to a war office announcement here today. The attacks which on the one flank were near the D4nube and the other southwest of TopI.d l6ard, IA miles southwest of Corstanza, ,vere repulSed.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-23
''Bert Melrose" Is
 Again Married Man

Bert Dobbs, better known on the vaudeville stage as Bert Melrose" has remarried. Word received today from Chicago confirms the rumors that Mel rose married Mae Mack. Miss Mack, who formerly showed with the Dam cing Macks, has retired from the stage ara ot present is travelling with her husband.
 Melrose was recently divorced from his first wife, Helen Wallace of this city.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-23
BRING
 ' SUIT AGAINST GROCER

Miner, Read & Tulbock, the New Haven wholesale grocers, have drought suit in the common pleas court against Nelson w. Chamberlain of Norwalk.N It is claimed Cham H.erlain owes $6971S for-goods pur- chased. The action Is returnable to the October term of court.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-23
Germans Advancing {
 Behind Gas Attack

Petrograd, Sept. 23-German troops in the region of Lake Narocz. on the northern end of the Russian line, launched gas attack lasting two hours yesterday and the intervals be- tween the waves dense columns toi Teuton troops adyahced Lsainst fths Ieussian positions, says the Russian of- ficial issued today. The attacking forces. the statement adds. were driven back each time. % <
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-23
MARRIAGE LICENSE.

A marriage license was granted to- day to Hugh McMahan, 27, machiriist, 533 Putnam street, and Anna Miko. 34, of the same address.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-23

Athens Sept 23The Greek government is said the best authority to have teegraphed definite proposals to the entente capitals which, if accepted will Greeces entry into the war A
 the uncertainty the relations between Greece and the continues it regarded not improbable that Greece may declare Bulgaria on her own account
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-23
mA|NE STEAMER ON. ROCKS;P PASSENGERS
 BROUGHT TO SHORE.

Portland Me-. Sept 23-The Eastern Steamship Corpora
 ons Bay State r for Portland went ashore Haycomb Rock just off the tip of Cape Elizabeth during heavy early today The 5o taken off in feboats and dres The steamer lies high and dry in ldan pOsiOn.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-23

Gov. Whitman arrived at Lyons, Y. Y., to attend the county fair.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-23
ALLIES ARE GIvEM
 GREEK PROPOSAL.
 FOR JOINING WAR

Definite Proposition is Forwarded to Entente If / Uncertainty Continues, Greece May War Against Bulgaria -Teutonic Allies in the Bal
 kans Defeat Vast Army of Entente British Take Trenches in SOmme Battle.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-23

THE WEATHER. Forecast: Fair and cooler tonight
 l and Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-22
HUGE OIL CONCERNS
WOULD BE FATTEhED
BY NAVY Land STEAL

SAN FRANCISCO. Dee 22.-
g. * Senator James D. Phelan OF
California. author OF legislation
which. II passed by the senate. viii
rob the people OF vast oil acreage
IN the West and end the nayy's
program Of oil burning vessels.
would have the public believe that
he rs acting as the savior Of poor
and struggling operators.
lie lE not
About three fourthH OF the claims
in dispute are IN the hands OF big
oil companies. the Standard ana
Santa Re interests being the larg-
est holders.
The oil lands In dispute were
Withdrawn from entry by President
TAFT IN 1903. previous operators be
Ing protected
The Ferris bill. which has already
passed the house. proposes prefer.
enu1l lease rights 10 the com
psnles which entered the lands In
defiance Of the withdrawal order
and began Illegal drilling for oil.
Absolute Ownership Provided
The Pheian amendment goes still
farther and provides for absolute
Ownership OF vast acreage taken
over In brazen raid.
= J Justice. special prosecutor
for the government In suits 10 re.
cover stolen oil lands. has this to
say Of these poor and struggling
operators
From So 20 so rs per cent Of an
lands referred 10 are controlled by
few large Interests. among them
the Chansior Garfield Midway OH
Co. the operating company Of the
Santa Re Railroad Co. and the
Standard OH Co"
In their eagerness 10 seize the
best Of the oil fields. the companies
ruined oil sands containing at least
- 600 600 barrels.
Since the time the COMPANIES
first sent their operators into the
California fields In defiance of the
law. they have produced from un
patented lands In the naval pc.
troleum reserves 1856. 900 barrels
% oil and more than 1900. 00a. 0OO
cubic feet 81 gas They have Sc
producing oil wells and II produc
ing gas wells
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-22
PRINTERS" PINCnED

Cy Confcrs Printers aAsocia.
ton at 20 James st Was reduced
20 mass ~ apiiniers late Thurs.
day when dry squad Officers pur.
chased liquor a the place with
marked money
Confrr yrs arrested and booked
at headquarters on q charge Of VIC
latiug tho prohibition law lie was
confined In jail tn default o. $500
bail
Police assert the Printers sign
on the door was q blind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-22
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
EGVpI n AN
IpLARIE MOL 0GIS1r

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MADAM IEsaIIE

ANu CiAfHNofAST
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single question Nhs docs raf frli fhiurs
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-22
Eggs Nine Cents
across! oh, Yes,
Way Back in 400

Eggs cost cents gross In
the 18th century.
Prof Il. " Gsrret, ~ the
state university. while pfepar'
ing a paper which viii be read
before the annual meeting OF
the Washington state Philo'
logical society next Friday
night. made this discovery
salt. he finds. sold for 2
cents pound. while sugar
brought - cents "A pound
The me- ting. which will be
open 10 the public. viii be held
in the Faculty club building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-22

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-22

All this vast work from operators
described by supporters OF thu
Phelan bill as poor and struggling
Government officials and promi-
nent citizens have time sad again
emphasized the fact that Senator
Phslan's measure is not a relief TO
the weak and worthy.
II will. they declare. forgive the
use OF dummies" in grabbing rich
oil claims. sanction private raids
on Withdrawn fields; legalize the
theft OF millions from the govern
ment: II will throw into the waste
basket as scrap OF paper" the
supreme court decision that the oil
men are in illegal possession OF
these lands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-22

Apparatus 10 enable man 10 cut
his own hair. or that Of other men.
without instruction Is a recent IN.
yeniion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-22

Wool - inches long has bee
shorr from a Merino sheep lost FOR
four years IN the gilds Of Australia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-22
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MISS HARRINGTON = .rrn
massage 81, rtss ofncs T. Green
Hotel
MISS MARION nArna. MAr.
tns room ~ isio second a,s
GRACE POWELL na,n' , e..
tori treatment. Room &, Arcade iiaisi
MARIE DENOE N 1850. aad
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MISS BURNS MA"SAan. VIC
Room ~ abseu iie,sl rhta snd ris.
MISS DE Won MArsAok.
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MASSAGE run nAris NA>t.
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ANNA MARKS Arms. scirN.
uiss rhiri ave. corner seneca .
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rhua ats EmpF-as hotsi office sss
MISS ruEl1A ruoHNr VAfou
baths tadt massage manieurinE gse
Peoples uans nids
MISS WHITE NoRnis norm. ttsBa
rtifd go Naam "a Massage and
harhs
a4-. ItNEtt. a. AlcuntAu tlt.s
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27-HoUsEs. usF- FOR RENT
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" tssse Essi 10 ---,
so-FUPNtsAED ROOMS
LOWER cuHr oF f.tNtNp
nav NIEW AFsWT MENgH
Single raew and apsftmentH 81 per
utonth pef fnnn steam heat light.
bsih tnfiudsa The uew management
rnakrs th~rs apartments hontsiia0 faf
tuiusifinus orderly people Others npi
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less remedies will prove beneficial.
My herb roots ars certain TO cure
Chronic Troubles and Skin Dis
eases
Jue Young Wo Chinese Medicine
Go.
1861 First Ave. Cor Union st.
Seattle, Wash
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PUGET SOUND
STEAMERS
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
STEAMERS IrAyE PROM CoLMAS
DOCK. rooT or MARION -TNrrT
fsas. Arrive
ssatu. r.ziti.
.viet.vi.. n ,-rart re~rsr.d-rert
snsss-.
ice st~susr ~~i Duo. fer itprn
mid rn~nssns wtiiisms daily
nisht punsrasss fHeauimli
ssgy Angeles ard Victoria
'ros. rot call al
Victoria surssvs
Taess. Direct
sssu Steamer. rs~sn. ard fRafa
sss.rn Indians psiis for Ta.l 10 seam
~ eean eerrA direct steamer ~ fopm
i'esrrn every iwa hours .er' ifpm
eepVn single 'rip &C. round fepn
ennm TRIP Connections at herfn
f-espna TAcorns 18th sisau-l fepfn
sigrrp srs fet Olympia sndI 10 ieptn
dstiy shsiisn. esiy
ro- Tsws.~rd special
s6sfn str s,ea,. Tor Porti 'epra
Germ Townsend dirsci 10 7epfn
dsiiy Connect. a. Townsend daily
iwi'h rail- lines for all
frntnt. On Olympic
ir~ninsuis
.rsu re--s~rs
B.ifinHhsm
.oo.r, r~t-.r.r whatcew eean
daily issr Per; Tovns.rd. daily
iAnaeo-fr. ard Hell
n,--ssr
overwhelmingly
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isnspr .kuishpn, for sspru
daiiy irvsfeu Anaeort~sl daily
land usiiin am
tCau. a. Port Town
send seuihbouuf on
ilr Does not call at
Everett Saturdays
san Jusp t.'.sds-- Nottingham
- 90 str Rs.aiie. for port oopui
rnidn'ht Tcwnsenf and rel Tuesd'f
SUNDAY bingham via al SAN Thurs'y
Tus-d'v Juan island points ssturS
rhursyl
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eosrn STR. CIT, Of Angeles. ooprn
Tue.a'yeor neninshsm via Monday
rhu-.v sew Juan Island Wra0e'
sa'ur'v points trlosy
rort rrwr.-rd-rcrt A-gci~--Neah
W., ard wsy Ports
Tee steamer Utopia. FOR .oopTn
roisn'htror, Townsend. Port Vneray
sunsav'An~ei.s NsaN Raw rhursr
ru~si'v'rnd wnv ports Ns'"rN
Thursf
ro,i 1owr.s- d--p~rt Angeles ard
wn' Port.
m s,r wsl,i-sie. for ssnrn
rrian'ht 'rort Townsend. Port Sunday
vordsv Angeles cisilam and wednss
w.dn.- 'wsy ports FRIDAY
Fr'daw
rort Lud,ow-r'-rirr
,,o,,,, S.-.t~.r rnx-t, 'Nr' s7narn
dsuv lKinvstcn @ an " dsl'v
.,rspt r. vHiow '~F~l"nI cNcsnt
s.,ur,virtar1~r Townsend. Sunday
filnrrvr'e
srtnrda, Only
,.nsn,n steamer rur~t. forl oopm
fKinr~fnn ludlow ana
WAY n,'nis
suada. ont,
a.oosrn 's,-.r,-r ru~~' fNvl 50pm
livingston. ludlow and
ivav points
Hood Capai-Gambie-'ud
-oo,r, str Potlstch. for f'tsm
.,~ert ..RenEor and AM except
sund, v points on Hood Canal Monday
.s,c,w~r Rulshan VIII call at por'
Townsend, nofthn"nhn NH'hineNf
optv leaving Seottie ~ 10 y
point. na~trd 80 are boat landings
ps.s.neera Tor Use points and fot
,ther boat landing poiuts must make
their own arrangements for landing
and assume all risk and liability In
making such landing Steamers pas
..nger rate does not include boat land
ing charges
baggage liability II limited TO wear
tnV apparel not 60 exceed 1900 for
| Who'll. ticket iGo pounds allowed free
steamer. and schedules uhi-ct ~
| chang. without notice Freight re
cetved daily TO- all points tevcepttnr
| Taromal named ~ above schedule
| Tickets must he purchased AZ tirksi
offics oper s--m $50 = m to ~ 90
midnight
PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION co.
Ticket OFFICE, Coimsu Dock.
Phone. Main anaa
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SECRETARY OF INTERIOR
FRANKLIN K. LANE, who should
have taken action against the
attempt Of oil companies TO
force thru legislation 10 legsIize the
theft Of rich Western oil lands.
This ne has failed 20 DO.
staff Special
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VIII TRADE Two tUra $50 furFE
Sos tiremsrtan Aaalflnu. uuftH tfeH fer
gnad ef f.psasrnErf aufn Address
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CURtOS

At We OLDE CURIOSITY SHOP
500 Second ave. Opon evenings
Alaska and Washington souvenirs 1901
curious things After January +
VIII move back to my old stand In
tNew1 Colmsn Dock. restoring sentttr'.
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