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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-11
Match Postponed.


Racine, Wis, Dec. 1.-THE match be-
tween Joe yelling and Richie Mitchell,
scheduled here for Thursday night, has
been postponed until December %, or
possibly until after Christmas Failure
of Welling's manager to sign the arti.
eies was given as the reason.
Michigan May Get In.
Chicago, Dec 1l.-Rumors that Mich
igan would re-enter the Western Foot
ball Conference and make it the sBig
Ten before next season, gained
weight here today when Roger Sher-
mani, president of 1900 Wolverine alum
nj here, admitted that alumni were
conducting quiet campaign to bring
the Ann Arbor school into the Western
conference again.
A 15-Round Match.
Fort Worth, Texas, Dec. IL Otto
Wallace of Milwaukee and Bobby
Waugh of Fort Worth, lightweight, will
box Is rounds here the night of Deeem-
Der Is. Wallace recently stopped
Waugh in the third round.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-11
Sophonores-
Freshmen.

Referee, Il. l.. Mathews; umpire, War /
ren Booth; head linesman, Wallace Ar
ANS.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-11

Finally buy at this store be your gift ex
acty what he that he himself couldn't find finer quality
-ors style anywhere.
All gifts neatly wrapped packages will be held
for delivery until the Saturday before Christmas you desire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-04
DR.. GERBER WINS
DIVORCE SUIT

Upon charges that Mrs. Rudolph
II. Gerber Is living In Seattle with
another man. her husband. a prom
iuent San Franclsco physician, OBJ
tanned 4 divorce ia that city Tues
day.
Mrs. Gerber. who II an accom-
plished vocalist. and Yogi Ralph
NJ Debit were the center Of sen
sation here few months ago.
Mrs Gerber lost the custody OF
their child, Areal. who was pro
claimed a ward OF the Juvenile
court here. until she should prove
herself worthy Of the girls Gus
tody."
After che and Debit had been
dismissed by Jury. Mrs. Gerber
said she intended TO marry the
Yogi.
Dr. Gerber Immediately went 10
San Francisco. where he began d.
yorce proceedings.
Long prior to these events. Mrs.
Gerber had fled from her husband
In Berlin after he had spent 100000
cultlvatlng her voice.
Debit IL a former forest ranger,
Who came TO Seattle with Mrs.
Gerber and opened the Christian
Yoga college.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-04
rou~ER

stalls ?, g. S. 4 round steak. iss N
sirioin stcRk DC 10 pork roast &c 10
pork chops. Thc ~ shoulder lamb. &c 10
stan D ling cod, Toe ~ salmon. Too 10
fresh herring lbs ibc stalls 1925. z
cans pineapple. abc, at. Jar mustard, ace
lbs coffee. zoe. ls-oh cans soup. lee
peas &c can; acc jar apple jelly. 100
stalls t0s-114. large cans aprieots. iocl
cans tomatoes. lac ( cans peas, 76o,
soc can baking powder. SOC stall rs
italian pruncr Zoe ID. cans best milk
200. assorted nuts. ice III Sunkist or
auRes. zoe To anr dog largo cocoanuts
Toe each. golden dates lbs shc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-04
VITAL STATISTICS


" wufF~a FMfst katalia. AiAsss. ant
Martha CopsrMalr san FFAneisna.
OgFs Z Van Heutea. Olympia. ane
E Itossita aaHFoa. Nestsls
Pred ~ nsnssuer. seattle. and t-aefs
tl4 Webster, TukHu@
seattle
- y ooissbwan ard Mics A v Ma.
/ lunsy NeAstl.
James . Smith. ~. Portland. sse
Irene narpsF -. seattle
William jacques Vancouver. ~ G. sne
Cots aas Kansas cltt Ne.
jobs y A CARLSON ~, flnfsnre OF.
Art Elisn olivia iehespn. "a. seattle
u.sata - MeN.it -. ard siasr'
Ns.ahAsu. - Etlsushsfs
Ha~tn z EhsaFY ard Amy II Asifn*fs
Seattle
nsrry johnson ard Bell i.asaseus4
Chafissten
gut Mllaer 81, moneiuia a. T.. and
Ssitie lektl rueF-et 70. Nsstsi.
Gustav Jahnsan. -. zaa Edhh A u
ors.s ~. ENsrsst
wsssr " KAnnsr saa August. X
r f.hi.Asa. ~. Seattle. sua Mirrc
uissshl 81. Japan.
T @asskitn. al. cushinr. Okla. and
Tssru spsAmoto. 81. jsssa
~ usrssa. a.. Emmett. idahe. and
vaksse H.rsa. ~. Jsp.n.
nIrths
Mr., ara NJ II. J. Clauses. zee Y.
ktth st., dsushter
Mr.. ard ST. Milton W nsen. ssti sis'
ave 8 w aaashtsf
NJ. aud NJ. u a. Haia -. i:ne ave
" eA@shfsf
Me- ara M W > Maeponaia. Az
sen ave- \ daughter
Mrs and wr y q. Merrill ia test
Va. ara W y " Fsnsr. ssn .f,h
NJ. ard Mr. = , Mitchell 81 james
o. daughter
xrs ana Mr. WIN Ms.nies. isis Sipth
ave daughter
nrs ara NJ q cciirnsn, ies w He~-
>, daughter
M. ana NJ. II. smias. :s;k stroud
ave 800.
Mr.. ara Ar Jane. Hsnry. sssi rtnh
ave ~ r fAushtsr
Mrs ana Mr. W wright sttf Fourth
ave y. X daughter
Mr.. snd Mr. X ). Fiint iiie 'oth
hvn ~ snn
W.. ssa sr " J c.s'i. s'ss sird
ave w daughter
Me- AND Nr Joe V Anderson. se'
ssth ANs - son.
mr. ard NJ WIN. Kru.s Vancouver
N g. son.
peter Alden. -. siis sirth ave. p
pscsmhsr -
VIM I. carlson. days seu sycamore
Me- 1. /. nashtord a. city hospital
December 90
patsy y Klepper. ~. swedish hospital
December -
y. q. carlson tnnals,. as los \. .s,h
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-04
WOMEN PEACE FOLK
WANT HENRY TO PAY
FOR NEW DRESSES

~ CHARLES p. STEWART
United Press Staff Correspondent
COPENHAGEN. Jan. A.
Several women delegates OF the
Ford expedition nuttered erelt-
eddy up to Business Manager
Plaintiff today. In cooling
manner, betting peace doves,
they Inquired whether henry
Ford. angel" Of the erpedi'
ton. would pay for tho gowns
In which they Wish 10 make
brilliant showing at next
weeks conference at The
Hague.
The ansWer-"Nol"
Several delegates wanted o. stay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-04
PUBLIC MARKETS


stall ~ lbs graduated sugar. tse
stall ~. pure pasteuriEef milk. Be- ut. g.
1T Stalls sa.s5. usW sauerhraat. Be- al
stall 81. 4be coffee. Sc 10 Stall iaos, iac
cans solid pack tomatoes. for 2ac. sisn
ms cans pork and beans corn. peas 90
tomatoes Csc pfait 1897. liuk sausage.
DC ~. stall 1907 potato sauRage. i2sc
N atan a.. pts heads, e. ~. stall a.,
whole Salmon 8sc each, haiihui, Zoe 10
Ntnll 1911 Norway salt "eiH iac ID stall
&C. lemons ir each eating APPLES s.
dnx navel oranges. 100 dnF stalls l7-7t
large sweet pears 500 dor Stat a.
frrsh ehurned butter SOC ID stan H.
pure honey. zoe At. a's Csc stall a.,
domestic swiss cheese. ESQ ID. stall IS,
bominy, Zoo at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-04

stall see IL ins eans sugar 81 % :
glasses jelly. ale stall fet uias ribbon
tea .nr pkK pksp corn fakes tte
stall sis. hest patent flour 81 20. cans
ssstiEss % eil ste stall a.s. arttehehaa.
% each good cueamtefs see zach. stall
10 dr. onions he Zee beet reaAiuK
apples ihs See stall tfs. best butter.
$50 ~. : tbs o. co. fuii cream cheese.
zee a. FtaH saf. fruit rsks special tSe
b. at htuds pies Ice each stall sal
sesaisss srApsfruit. for ibeg ffesh mined
nufs. ibs sac stall t4t pure lard. its
fts4 rasutFy bacon. Ice H. Stall III.
= ti8nn stehs see ~ steer faand sts@k.
ise ~ stall =. fresh spArsrlDs lee ~
haiitnR hssf les 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-04
4o-Lepal Notices


urprKmOLurns arrTfSg
To the Stockholders % ssstiis Alaska
Cnnnsr COMPANY
The aunuat meeting - fhs stock holder.
- tha seattle Afassa Copper COMPANY
Siii - hrid Ia ru8m sss Ssw York
uiegh ~ TIE CITY ~ Seattle king
raanfr Wash Tuesday the ice DAY
81 1anMsrY. fpts. at 100 clock 9 m
fef tha purpose - sisotius trustees ard
To- the ussrtion - such other bust.
Moss ss may properly come before tho
meeting
The Bylaws - the Company have been
changed thar M personal Befics t.
required for the annual meeting. which
e. n 30 held each year On IN. second
Tuesday IN January. a. soc 3 m
SEATTLE ALASKA COPPER COMPANY
~ t.EoNA sPAnkN Hsrrstary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-04
SUzzAll0 TALKS
TO Underwriters

Insurance service IN headed TO
ward a hitch intellectual and social
plane, aud will @on claim profes.
sionai distinction. according TO DIR.
Henry Surzallo. sho addressed
members Of the Puget Sound I'm
derwriters association. nj the Com
mercinl Club Monday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-04

Pot roast. &C. ~ pork roast lie 10
leg roast pork. ise ~ veal asAs. tie
~ hamburger ior 10 ilKhs fruit cake
zee a. heavy fruit cake ibs csc
Yakima honey. ITO cont FAN cream
cheese. zoe 10 creamery batter. 7Ae ~ .
ffesh eiams. O. a Olympia oysters. ste
- hsilhut. ibs ste. live small hens.
$40 n coffee. he tse. tsets. punches
tes tufuips . punches &C.. bananas Ice
ard 200 daH Res flour. ~ - sack 10
lbs sugar. ~ 90. toe bfoums. asr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-04

stalls 7tss bost milk. - case, de-
iiverad; flour 81 20 sack small cans
hest milk zoe stall 90, fancy Jonathan
apples 81 %. dsiivered oranges zoe dor
stalls ae.a4. leaf lard II &c III shoulder
lamb. iec IN. link sausage. Toe H. lamb
chops 2 lhs CSC Rtsli LIE sweet pots
toes. tts ibc. lbs 2tc. Burbank puta-
toes lbs iac. lbs use. cabbage Sc
and t0c head Alaska turntps lbs lac
staii 10. Washington creamery butter. 2
lbs gbc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-04

A. stouRH zoe cream of Wheat lbc.
i0c shaker salt. &c, ehc pkg waffle flour
roc. soc can olive oil Abc. 3 pkKs seeded
rAiHtna ehc. = cans peas corn or toma
toes. Poe stall T. home made ieilies. 3
glasses ebel new Yakima comb honey,
ibn stall "a peanut butter. &c III 4
lbs 2hr. stalls 20.al steer steak i2Mc
~ shoulder lamb. i2hu III: spare ribs
Toe 10 stan e. pnNtsurired miik b. a.
fresh local ranch eggs, zee doz stalls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-04
BANKER noGE BACK

James u. Hoge. president of the
Union Savings Bank and Trust Co.
has returned Tuesday from New
York aud Boston. where. he says,
people are predicting that the
Northwest will feel the new wave
Of prosperity within so DAYS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-04

~ nscswe@r ~
Jane. Emmett orr. %, Providence hos
rtfAl December -.
Elizabeth A Hsshss. 40. lees W Gar
field 1T December 80
December 20
Howard y Alse-. IS. fsis Portland st,
December 40
John strrrion. a. EiEhth ave and
James Of December -,
percy " Robert 81. .efi v Newton
~ December ~.
Massaiehi KAnaraki. s.. Reilanee hos
pHsl December a.
Divorces Granted
NsrtA Richards from L. X. Richards
Ida chase from stephen chase
Divorce Asked
Robert r. Heath vs. Martha Heath.
srsaFs4un
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-04

In Europe a while longer. and asked
II Ford would pay their way homo
when they wanted 10 20.
But Plaintiff blasted this hope,
too. by announcing that n they did
not sall with the entire party on
the liner ROTTERDAM, January -,
they would have to pay their Dan
fare
Inasmuch as Nine. sc1wirnmer
was instrumental I'm obtaining per
mission for the party to cross Ger
many. the newspapers today agreed
hat this wrecked the last POSSIBLE
ity that the allies might favor the
expedition.
Stockholm IN generally favored
az the seat for the permanent
peace tribunal which Ford plans
to establish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-04
TALKS TO MOTHERS

Mrs Agnes Elizabeth Donaldson
OF Chicago will be speaker at a
meeting OF the home economics
committee OF the Mothers Congress
and parent.Teacher association at
10 a. m. Thursday at room t0s Lum-
Der Exchange building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-04
IMPROVED 5 ACRES
BUILDINGS. Ht~ MIN. WATER

5 acres sef tstes small comfortable
srenfn heuse. papsFsd z chicken
hauses about half acre fixed fnr
chicken fuH. sire nrtfina pssa
rhbut J acres have been su~n to
timothy ard clover balance -
rta~s very Krnd garden land
enough ead rut 20 last some
tifas tsc~s raurtv raAf affotn
Ina land has hssn divided into
s-srf@ tgarts for several years.
good slRhhnrhnod about 80
minutes drive from public mar
krt Terms. $50 cash SO month.
~ Gail z6a Ne~ York nlocs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-04
ACREAGE FOR SALE
al AZ

10 ACWEA ron isee
Scar Port orchard. ! acre cleared. cabin.
chicken house half mile from sgtoai
house aead road. u y = ana cream
route OwnsF. u Witt, Room itI Hotel
FaHst sound $50 NiHth eve
kkcHiFicE $40
atktEe Ntth A.rnUm modern bungalow.
chicken house harm 3 blocks O. bank.
Ndmonda Terms asf Empire nids
AAcntficE eALE
acres overlooking the sound room
house. nafn. city ~hssr nsN hishssY
sssa past door aufe stage Price
o. SEQ tsfms eel Efnrife mas
ftt8~iea AcHEa ~ kiiekltai county
some timber eh sefss good lana zee
eHsh ffeq sFeff munfhs
n A Knows sat tuwhsF Exrhauas
ron Sal Cheap = aefrs ~tth house..
barn aHd cell nH Pacific hiNhMaF
NasrH. NsrYssttiu wash
saraeesaeras-asese
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-04
ron POULTRY

We have acres. partly cleared with
small house good, level land Just
across the lay near HrowusN tile
PRICE $685. VERY EASY TERMS
tIiI TDHD VAN AHSDsiI Inc.
1919 Third Ave. i0t Washington 81
II MILES FROM SEATTLE
10 acres. part bottom land He's good
running water. easy to ctcar. has mod
ern couvcniances telephone, mail aud
store delivery close TO school aud saw.
mill pri0e tt60. easy terms
l.. } MARSH a CO. 200 Central nldE
fi.7b0~g0 acres close to prastoni run.
ming water. good soil close 60 mill
Enough timber 20 pay FOR land
H. A BROWN, 20s Lumber Exchange
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-04

French are transporting wound
ed in their smhulances at Prizes
rend, Serbia. To Saionika.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-04
FORD ARRIVES HOME

DETROIT. Jan. 4.-Hcnry Ford
arrived home today with his wife.
son, Dean Marquis. several Fecre-
taries and employees.
That he plans more or less OF a
fight against the administration
preparedness program Is deemed
certain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-04
'-Male Help Wanted

SAVE MONEY Mt BARGAIN STORE
Nsw ard second hand goods as r~darsf
prices few specials. Ovsreaats rain.
coats salts. o. 90 Up. sult cases. trunks
tse NJ. Faiehss, Csc up. guns 81 Is M.
bargains in logger supplies. Alaska out.
fits hardware. musical Instruments We
buy. cell and exchange z2z Occidental
corner Main. Phone Main 1851
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-04

We believe that often
you, Mr.. Busy Man. make
hurried use Of STAR
WANT ADS
You write your ad hast
lis. call a messenger and
rush it down 10 The Sc
attic Star
Hasn't this proved
very profitable way Of
putting things across
Why isn't this the one
best way to fill WANTS
ALWAYS.
Certainly no other way
reaches 50 many people
so quickly Certainly no
other way has filled 50
many wants for the city
oi Seattle
Often, why not al
ways. send a WANT AID
to The Star when YOU
have a WANTs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-04

,is. and sriain- low. sffair. ard
family troubles rsunitsa the separated.
etc Fatisfaetton guaranteed or no
charge No one In trsuhls turned avay
money or ~ money Permanently To-
ested a. els Union 81
MADAM ZfMRA -Grsat claisvayant.
card reader i0it Pike -. Act
FtTL READING. 2sc Eik Hotel sec-
ord and Pine room
MADAM way -Clairvovaut. esrf reading.
circles TUESDAY FRIDAYS tti. Ftffh
BEATRfcE FAIRFAX Hesi card reader
IN city SO Seneca. room s. upstairs
aME DAVIS raiuist and cafda zoe
tsff seventh ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-04

as-ss 70 ID. sfousd bone. ne. ? lbs
best LARD ssC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-04

"ToC DEAL WITH rs DIRECT
and mr. proposition
OF LAND
HANDY 70 our mills ard camp.
At THREE LAKES
sNoUoHtsH COUNTY. WASH
witi appeal % rau
Cord rpnas stages aaiiv itstns n iis
schools store. phone p y
write ~ go r. ~ NEtkEtIcHN. MFr
Land Dept, 1871 b. a. smith Hidk
seattle
THREE LAKES LrNnEH 90
2 ZIG SNAPS
10 arrss 81 rhaias bottom Land. thor.
nushly cleared IN cultivation. ell
fenced small house. Price ii,ase
60 ACRES or WATER FRONT
Some buildings. 10 acres cleared 20 acre.
IL sheice alder land close 20 dock. store
and school price $50 an acfr
HERMAN scttHnEDER
az as Green ridE FOURTH ard rihe
SNAIL CHfCkEN RANCH
srrr.. partly improved. smsii franc
house very rich. Level land
rRIcE $3.50, EASY TERMS
~ bargain that cannot he suusled
It's aniY miles from city
AAsEN SEXTON 90.
1910 FIRST Ave Elliot, bat1
s. 000aai0 acres on county road this
side 81 HathetI. eiay soil. running
water. near brick road $3.50 cash. tia6
every g months
r. A npowN. 7ot Lumber Exchange.
IMPROVED RANCH
~ arres All cleared with ANAL house.
larRo harm good chicken house; ideal
FOR poultry ~ berries inst across tho
hay from seattle IN well srttled dis.
trirt The "a arfrs fnr 81 500 which
IL lnH# thar cost ~ Improvements
= Is REASONABLE
CLIFFORD a VAN ARsDAiE. Inc.
1919 Third Ave ioi Washington ~
ron SALE a3t-3 acres. a-room house.
barn PRICE ft00 For particulars nd
dress Wm kahler Quiicrne wash
& ACRES on Hoods canal, snap. st6s
70 acres, on Hoods canal. close 90
water, 1900 80 acres. at routsho. good
soil. $500 Zee oscar brown. bangor.
wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-04
DENTAL BURGLARS

II some dentists had
the nerve. they would
get a KIT OF tools and
go into the burglar
business. as they
should.
! heard recently Of a
dentist charging ff.foo
for a job OF work that
I would he glad 10
make for 5000. II Is
common in Seattle for
some one TO pay 1900
for SEQ worth of dem
tai work.
That old fish. the
sucker. lives on land
these days.
EDWIN ,. BROwN
-. ID. y.
s06 20 .I5 First Ave-
I ntos ssd Wsshiagsea
Hlo~ks.
Open evenings until
q and Sundays until /.
who work. Phone Mai
My Reiiingham offic
and Holly SITS.
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s--For Sale Miscellaneous

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he chair that faced her across the

the chair that faced her across the
desk
Then abruptly he began telling her
about his plans for the afternoon.
It was quite two o'clock before the
answer to the cablegram came. Al
most at the same instant the opera
tive who had been sent out to investi-
gate the captains financial condition
entered and handed Hazard a sheet
Of paper which was covered all over
with figures. The detective studied
this before opening the envelope, then
passed it over to Helen with the CON-
ment: "Just what 1 expected-up to
his ears in debt; bank balance over
drawn; home mortgaged. That must
be a pretty nifty place up at South
Edgelake to secure $25,000."
He turned his attention to the cable
gram. In sending for Captain For
sythe's record he knew that if there
were any black marks against it be-
fore the man came to America, the
London Office would have his career
card-indexed and filed where ones
hand might be laid upon it at a O.
ment's notice. He was not disap-
pointed. He read aloud to Helen:
"Forsythe-Francis Ethelbert Wv
ian, 18th son Hon. Francis Forsythe
and Edith formerly Lady Edith Mer-
TOM, of Tilbury Wells, Kent; born
June "a, 1869. Record bad; dismissed
from Oxford; father bought commits
sion in army; served India 18S9-19OO;
stationed Durham and Cape Town 1901
4; cashiered for cheating; mining
broker johannesburg till 1906 where
prospered by crooked deals. June,
1909, married Ethel Pembroke; both
left Africa for America September,
1910. Record ends"
ENDS! Well, guess not" was the
readers grim comment. my dear
Helen, let's hurry to South Edgelake
and see whether we can't add some
thing to It,"
The Forsythe home was, in good
truth, a pretentious place, situated
close to the lake in the midst of ample,
well-kept grounds.
Hazard and Helen encountered no
trouble in gaining admittance to the
house, though they were informed by
the maid who let them in that the cap
tain was so overcome with grief that
he had shut himself in his room and