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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-12

WE BrY cUT HAIR so CoMutNos
We vii also buY " off your bead W.
VIII thin % cgt ln such RaF Fou viii
not miss any SOC per ounce shade.
ranEinE from black. dark broeu dark
Eray and rcd. from dark 20 uzhf va
reddish brown or rod ~ fau have
been using p~roHids az OF borar a.
not apply go Union e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-12
GERMANS ON TRIAL

NEW YORK. June i2.-Capt
Hans Tauscher, husband OF Mime.
Gadski Wolf Won lyle end others
mus, 20 on trial for plot TO de-
stroy the Wellsnd canal Judge c.
r. Wolvertcn IN the Z ;. district
court today overruled a demurrer
against the indictment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-12
ROOSEVELT OUT OF :
POLITICS, he SAYS

OYSTER BAY. June l2.-Saga-
more I'm is politically of the map
today. by announcement from
Roosevelt
For the first time since he enter
ed politics. Col Roosevelt refuses
to meet newspaper men official
ly"
They are welcome only as
friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-12
UPH0LDS RIGHTS OF
POLICE TO SEARCH

A search for contraband liquor Is
not unreasonable or violation Of
the United States constitution. and
a Justice OF the peace has proper
Jurisdiction over its coDfiscatioa.
according to decision handed
down hy Judge Albertscn In the
superior court.
J. G.. Hodge and John T. ireland.
proprietors OF soft drink estsb-
iishmen,. challenged the iurisdic-
tion OF Police Judge Gordon after
their place had been searched on
warrant proceedings April Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-12

aav POTATOES Be- ~ q Toe .af stall
800. bacon backs ter 30 iaeis "a Do
stall hss. s4r rag r,afiin- ifr be- .
Teis Napfha SOAP. stf. case Washing
con mills tFso stall 7f1 fstirfs teA
800 Dr. iafse bottle vanilla zoe saF
hnuIs olive o. Soc stalls $50 aaf
watermelon. o. lbl home Efoa thuharh
ibs zoe. home Efosb samilfiHNsf. ltf
ent $50 each London. Csc windoN
shades t1f. best niirloth 80 Yard paper
plates gtr dos Ffal stt bars tafAa
SOAP str. tafs Napiha soap. etr iatss
can peaches zee. 100 PKG hesi iaf fuh.
hrfs &C.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-12
URGES CLOSE CHECK

OLYMPIA. June Estate Audit
or Clausen. sitter checking the &C.
counts Of the state industrial insur.
ance commission. urges that a bet
ter system 81 bookkeeping and col.
lection be instituted and that some
means be devised whereby a close
check on all employees may be main.
tanned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-12

WASHINGTON. June i2-The
supreme court today ordered a re.
argument on the case involving the
oonstitutionality OF orcgons min
lmum wage Law for women and
children
The law gives an industrial com.
mission Of the stste power for tho
fixing Of minimum rates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-12
PUBLIC MARKETS


STAN it. lbs standard graduated
white sugar. f2c Wtsll ~. fresh pas
tourizod muk g.. at. &c. pt Stall 1875.
3 tan l.lh. cans simon. lso stall 5b.
elder 3tr ral cottage cheese. Zoe 10
stall 1908 p lbe fresh. crisp soda crack
ers go bulk .1c stall 1875, home ron
drred lard Tbs sir NtRil ~ lng cod.
lbs loo. hailbut lbH 95e. stall 1871.
fresh creamery butter 3 lbs ssc stall
tos fresh churned iiaistcln butter a5c, 2
The 81. 0e stall D. strictly fresh rREs
daily 2sc dor stall &C. fresh pnstrurixcd
butter. acc ~ stalls H. Yakima ppta-
toes 81 20 stan CO. shoes reaolcd, 500
90 Soc per pair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-12
TALK TO GRADUATES

President Henry SuzTAllo deliver.
cd the haccalaurRie address 10
NOR. than 900 University Of Wash.
guton graduates Sunday
The bachelor ~ aria Nho looks
for an easy job. he said. is NOR
al hwindler. The true coliegian
hunts for the rnAried taHk."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-12

sian .. fresh spare ribs. a'sc DID,. veal
stew. Sc 100 hnnburRor and rauapgc
lhs Soc. cofnrd beet Sc 49, stall 10.
fresh cburucd butter. soc 49,. domestic
HV ISIS Chro1e. $50 tb.s prlmoHi. Toe lh
Lesliou. kidney beams. his grr. psca
ronl and spaghetti " ukHa Zoe. dry green
peas lbs Har Siall 90. new POTATOES.
@ lhs 100. puorehcrrlra lha Toe. sweet
plums dpz Zoe. oranges. dpz. '5c.
grape fruit { Tor i0e stRtl I29. 81 90
can olive oll soc. SOC cnn. 900
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Stalls rs 90. large corn fiakca Toe.
grape Juice. zoe a. stalls o. 2. @. T.
hamburger and sausage. zoe 10 homeless
rorncd beef lie 40 fresh hamburger.
t7ttc M good bacon. ~ &c ~. Stall H.
fresh salmon trout. tic Do hallbut
checks Zoe 10. stou no. : lbs sugar
Poe. with I M coffee stall 101. strictly
lr'ah butter. lbs Doe fresh pulct eggs
.tr dor extra fancy sharp cheese. g
ibs Soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-12

The regular meeting Of Beacon
Hlll Improvement club will be held
Tuesday evening at Beacon Hill
schoolhouse
Several legislative and prescott.
ing attorney candidates will make
three minute talks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-12
Sl--Public Notices

BARGAINS iu nov and Second hand
clothing. shoes tools. guns trunks
suit cases isWelr3. hardware.
musical Instruments cam yfnE
Alaska and fishing outfits Come
down and see Tor Yourself Tho
Bargain store. c73 Occidental We
huv. soil. exchange Phone Main
fgaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-12

Elliott bay was a wee bit too
cold for any but the hardy Sunday.
Ont OF 10000 persons who visited
the municipal bsthing pavilion at
All. only 2io rented bathing suits
Adams Second Regiment band
played
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-12
ACREAGE FOR SALE
IMPROVED ACREAGE
Al. CLEANED not -

Fronting good fnad fus acreage
Improved NIIh small house
garden ard berries aN fenced
and tFass fenced iia gain
&c 1900 terms $50 dau q.
tio WoHfhl1 ,iosr 90 KIRKLAND
fsrH auh Anderson nhaFf Be-
fafs ta frsidvnfH Gene across
to-day nF tumnffun VaAr
AadIsnu rar ana kirkland taafs
az Madisun paris direct Goo kift.
iand cali af nuftr 4 Fsrsfs
office faf het
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Classified Business Directory

Na.sa JUNK . ne tU't a,o' hlou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-12

CONSULT rms FAMOUS EUROPENS
PIANIST She viii advise you on an
affairs that concern Fou Her rsputa
ti1n is established Hor price soc
Nine Davis 1915 Seventh. between
Pike ana Pine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-12
RUSSIANS vICToRS

PETROGRAD. June l2.-The
Russians have captured Demidoy-
ka. 10 miles west OF Dubno.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-12

sNI0-~~N.@"s1~0|e0e"N0N0 e0.~-~lT~Te~~N~~~e~~4Ne
Real Estate Loans
g. 600 TO LOAN At rER CENT
i6-Homesteads
C0LVtf.LE Indian reservation Washing.
ton. open Tor settlement pfaatuE
July - About tfb 900 acres fruit
farm and dairy lands Complete SEQ
tionai map ard description. poatphid.
SOC Soldiers sailors cor their vi doW.l
81 Tho civil or Spanish vars may regis.
tsT b. agent write ua Tor blank
forms which ". Will furnish IRE.
SMITH 4 MrCHEA Room ice Easi.
HidK SPOKANE wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-12


NINE. VICTORIA
Tbs celebrated phfennieElst riai-voyss'
sra raiuisf. rit@s scientific rsadinHs
on sii srslr- - NE. past pfeHsut Or
futuf~ You have seen tho others uor
see ths b-st n N trouble Al readings
guaranteed satisfactorY ~ no fees &C.
c~ptsd Readings soc Location over
OIL DRUG Co iosA Ptk. ct
CLAfRNOYANT AND FALMtsTnT sfs
tuitrfsify tstwr~r Ftfth ard airth
Toll past. present and futurr consisting
business ana love affairs advise you
about divorce cases and shat wili b.
Your uckv step IN NE 20 take viii fell
fuil names ~ your lover. swerthrarf
friends suemie. end shat 1ou are
most adapted fof Test reading free
Permanently i1rated Hours q m
d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-12

LIFTED EgTfftAN
Cf.AfuvDYANr ard
msiiuw aitra Fa
Vice or hustn-ss
matters love teaIts
snd family affatfs
tells ths name "a
year future hustian
or wffs tells ~ tts
ore rnu love 10 true
err false shat raFt
~ th~ country O.
i4rktest 20 800 and
20 sue ssafrt fu NE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-12

PffRESOtOgtqT
She reada your entire
iifs. giving advice
On family troubles.
love speculation
marriage Eepara-
lions unifes tho sep
Rratsd why not
prs tho best phrsn
oloKfstf Fatisfsc-
tion guaranteed sos
Pine. near Hestiaks
Marksf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-12
IMrHON NAI.ITN RAN,H
GOOD not ~ OF rut iLDIN.s

There arr $50 hHus~s nr ftis prop
~rff ore hes just been 20 uered
hnf painted uth~r tn rnnd
shape Water rfrrd fn hsasr
nFfr ard nth~f huiIdinxs ono
sore in small fruts ~ different
tfnde balance ln pasture ell
cleared fenced level ~rffa fns
srl hissha ffrm station and
sfhnaf geo feet frozen trfrh
higha1r lftrs $3.50 tsTfnu
SO rasH. balance 80 monthly
Waaih no willing 20 divide ihls
property N b1fh houses srr~ NOE
vantsi cell e0s Nea York Hia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-12
SASH AND DOORS

TENTS sWSTtGs
..N-i WIZ a; 1 S',:s,s ! CO
T1T10| TU0SOGRAPHs NEW AID
used Al the latest cylinder records
30 cents each Catalogue mailed Tree
on request Phouorraph supply House.
1873 w~stlaks Main Aa1s.
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Regal Dental Offices

Dr. L.. "a. Clark, Manager
1905 Third Ave, n. W. Cor. ThiES
sAd Intsag
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-12

pom sAi.E HY OWNER 80 AeHEs
quarter mile from iinod rsnst good
eise partly eirss~d in crop 80 head
stock horse tunEf chickens farm
implements buiidtHNs fufnitufr rnui
pists good bearing orchard Clearing
isg 90 $40 fuanth braitrs ltiuE Nepd
reasons ZOE s~iitns etH cash A.
-L.... u. L-- ...-L-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-12
1o-Male Help Wanted

GOOD JOB
Close 70 a little farm home viii heip you
make good Ike nothing else ~ you
want farm. get o. where you can
work Our farms are close to 500
lobs and We help our settlers ret these
pos4tiona. i0EFerH and min mon
should write W. FOR Information lt
Will Interest you
~. =. gETEHs. 40 cslsHblA 81.
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Vitality. 30 harmful druE~ ~ uraf-
zines N-ry Interesting booklet 80
FREE write NOW 10 UNtvEnsst.
VITALITY co. Dept. .. uot sts 80.
attic Wash
WE BrY CIT HAIR. so CoMnfNgs
We vii also buY ~ nff your bead ".
VIII thin % cat ln such uay Fou viii
not miss am SOC per ounce shades
ranging from binek. dark brovu dark
Ersy and red. from dark 20 light 40
reddish brown or rod ~ tou have
been using p~roHids srs or boran do
not apply 80 Union o.
THE AUDITORIUM WHIST cfrp Will.
give siS prizes - The card party sat.
urday sfsninE FIRST priz- viii 30 q
merchandise ceriifieate FOR t1E Tn.
club PLAYS every TUESDAY whursdav
and Saturday evening in fhr Press
cian hall. Urn snd University Come
brlns iogr friends
REFINED MiDpLE-A0ED LADY ~
lncumhsrsd. with means. true fnatrt.
fnony Intentions viii pleas answer this
al and meet neat. refined E~utfsnar.
J viii meet yoa With respect ana give
city reference SO irinsrs ADDRESS
AZ. star
YotSG MAN. LATELY IRON EEgT
lonesome desires acquaintance - vounE
isdy. mstrirouY n mutually agreeable
correspondence confidential Address
A7t. star
LASH GRO BEArriFfEs NND FNO-
duces auick growth ~ oysIashes ana
eyebrows absolutely harmless Mailed
IN receipt - 81 cents troint Box stT.
seattle
HAPPINESS lies in married lie Are you
ionslYf Join Seattle Rsilabla Friend
ship Club. Ladies free. Ada y. Evan.
al Union. Apt X
.4t,l, 800 Down. sio8 a WEEK
NN.a41lII/ buys a diamond or watch
s-f-g... PETER MICHAEL. izo. and
W. Liberal credit. Old jswslry 70.
dds LIHDVUIsT--Trainc nurse West
SPECIAL RATES
spp walk dances IN or 2 lessons
TsA. Middle aged and business pao-
t$r>wV pie. NO difference n sou never
kWa danced before. street shoes
VIZ i soGa .,. P'lys,. s hsll'. young
saN Main asii
STENENS-is2s Fourth Az.
near Pins
LADIES ~ TROUBLE SAVE TIME
end money hy calling 1873 broadway.
/ ~ YOC ARE CRTPPLED. DTFORNED
dumh. deaf blind, or suffering from
sickness. bad habits poverty or chronic
disease ~ any kln1. consult Tho Divine
Scientists. no charge Many aston.
ishlng results accomplished Services
sundays ~ a. m, Mondays. Wedues.
days. Fridays. y. m. ~ mn.
Ant Il.
REFINED fNDEPENDENT WTDOyVfsJ,
wishes to meet cultured Scandinavian
lady 30 10 a. fundamentally Inclined
Pleas" give street ar phone number
Address AS star
rIist,- maieuty nome. gio2 r. Madison.
| HiIHEsr PRICES PAID FOV OLD
gold and silver and false teeth wash.
! irRton Bf9ksraE" CO. sis Joshua
| Green hldR Hours 70 . m
| W rAY cash for turnitur-. IN zine 81
! d. .ONDa WANTED -HIGHEsT CASH
| price paid FOR diamonds. pawn tickets
] bought Washington Brokerage Co,
ft5 Joshua Green Bldg. Hours. 2 to 3
M
/ EettNAl-ufs e 90 hsis iOeb LEI ave-
LADIES sANDERsONs Cotton ROOT
hils safe snd sure cure for delayed
periods. Price g. Money refunded n
| remedy falls after fair trial Raymond
| Remedy room 8. Hotel Antlers. Fourth
| ana Union
I REGISTERED MIDWIFE Mrs Aiiieik-
! sen. 71ts isth n " Phone Ballard
I 1857.
IFOX TROT ana other modorn
dnuco8 taught FREE
every afternoon from ! 10 0 under a.
recti0n ~ Prof Martin Jones' Hippo
drome Tifth and UaisGT.U
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uESTLANE
sitl 2os. ne. turnip-. . lbs zoe. lars,
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MISS HARDING ~. sNT S.....
Ing Mt g. Tama Hotel iUs rhtfd.
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TWENTY &C RES
Fur % $50 raaA saU. come eieaFinE and
huiitiuae fraif. faHHirs strsafa noe
fsf frur fnan g. 10 rfssn and
mUH taatss fssf Diffe bafraia
C1fhNfEs ruM EtN tfi titsta mss
ta .sCHL ftHN usp lAfs uHNrH
aiu aaffiffs fHf sf Hfsahe Car
tnthasi Van rtiy Wsst
SAvY YAnp krHEAuE-is srr-.. -
miles - Fsattis rund iauf seed
nsishbars Ftirs ttf. 80 dnHn %
pc meuth tss nsHsf ift uiehs nids
FoE pErstt.a oN LAMBS
Nandf 90 aHf willis ewd fantrs
Write Or q ~ NEtAtEIuWN
NEr Lad ueut tfef O.. e. smith uidg
SEATTLE WASH
"Nau tsai ~ifh 10 direct
THREE LAKES f.UMnEn GO
EIArE LAND fb WEARS rEH cHNTs
tote sertt tt. blocks no or ne
aeea sFf Ausriran Hsnt Eiiplf
fHfE
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personals

THE GREATEST NERVE TREATMENT
KNOWN Positively restores ptsnr ard
vitality 30 harmful druE~ ~ urai-
zines N-ry intsr~sflnE booklet 90
planning "Hua 10 Restore nerves H
FREE Write SOW 20 UNtNEREA
VITALITY co. Dept O. tist 8ss 80.
attic Wash
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23-p Personals

iApfEs- DON'T wOitWN WIN pE.
iaYsd ~ irregular. use LADY EiEin im-
psFiai Tablets ~ mail 81 per hnt
deuhle strength itao every boa
guaranteed crown Agency. itsi Mtih
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NINE VICTORIA

shat 90 d. t1 30 sIr-~ss'tf fu NE
satisfsctinn guaranteed iiis Pike -
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Bicycle Supplies
Chat,el Loans
Collateral Loans

ErsfrSsrk BiE Pi.ACE 70 HoNRow
money on diamonds aud jswslry law
rates. private offices. American Jewel
~ Co. sos second.
MONEY LOANED oN AL ARTICLES
q value. The Ksllahls. esl Ih.rd l 80
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LADIES ~ TROUBLE. SAVE TIME
and money by calling 1879 broadway
~ YOC ARE CERTIFIED. DEF0RNED
dumh. deaf blind or suffering from
sickness. bad habits. poverty or chronic
disease ~ any KIND. consult The Divine
Scientists, no charge Many aston.
ishing results accomplished Services
Sundays ~ a m, M0ndnyH Wedue..
days. Fridays y. m 7zl mn.
Ant -
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Pueiness Chances

sAWMi.L ron SALE GOOD LOCA-
] ton doing good business WIZ sell
/ cheap on account Of poor health Ad-
dress A-C1 star
GOOD HCsINEss cHANcE -FEETNU-
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39-Waterfront Property

70 AcHEs WATER FRONT. HOUSE.
barn Some has been cleared tl,tso.
terms North .nT
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-10-19
Is STANDING TEST
Republic Dispatch Holding Up Well
in Long Trip.

Word comes that the Republic Dis
patch, the light delivery truck, which
H. now on its way overland To Cali
fornia, is holding up in fine shape and
is giving the best of results over all
kinds of roads in the hard tests that
are being given it.
The truck made the run from Chi
cago to Kankakee, distance of II
miles in four hours, and from Kan
kakee TO Peoria, a distance of 100
miles in six and one-half hours. This
stretch of road was good but very
billy. From Peoria to Springfield, the
trip of rs miles over clay road took
six and half hours. The trip from
Springfield, Illinois to st. Louis, Mo-.
a distance of 1877 miles was made in
seven hours oyer hilly roads.
The truck left St. Louis yesterday
fol Davenport, Iowa, on the longest
single run which it has yet taken.
Reports say that the truck is work
ing in fine shape, and is showing no
strain from the hard work to which it
is being put No repairs have been
made since the truck left the factory
here two weeks ago on the long trip
to California, where it arrives in De-
ccmber, after visiting the largest
cities of the west on its way to the
Pacific coast.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-10-19
FORDNEY COMING

The Hon. Joseph Fordney will make
several speeches in Gratiot county
rcxt week. He will leave Saginaw on
the morning of the 23rd and will
make his first stop at Wheeler, speak
ing there at $50. From Wheeler he
will go to Breckenridge for speech
at 1000 "a. m. At /: 100 p. m. he will
speak at Forest Hill and at 2:l5 at
Elwell. At 400 in the afternoon he
will address the people of Riverdale
and at $40 will address the factory
men at the Republic truck plant. The
workmen of the plant will be given
twenty minutes to hear the great or
ator.
In the evening he will address a
Republican rally at the opera house,
St. Louis. At 600 o'clock the citi-
zens of ST. Louis will give Republi
man reception and banquet at the
Park House.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-10-19
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

George H. Smith transacted bust
ress in Ashley this morning
l., A. Sharp left yesterday for a
short business trip to Battle Greek.
Attorney James A. Greene is now
Licely located in his new Offices in the
Pollasky block.
Rev. Priest is attending the Baptist
state convention, which is being held
in Battle Greek this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bistline are entertain
ing United States Senator Charles
Townsend during his visit to Alma.
~ w. Struble Of Shepherd spent
Sunday in Alma, guest at the home
OF his daughter, Mrs. Fred Rowland.
W. b. Knapp of Ludington has been
appointed agent for the Adams Elk
press Co., and will commence his work
on November LIST.
A new city ordinance has been
drafted and passed, giving only the
official garbage collector the right to
remove garbage.
Coming Wright opera house, one
week, the Kuh Stock company, which
has been playing all the larger cities
Watch for the dates.
f.. l.. Smith left Tuesday for Bay
City. to take charge of case in the
United States District Court, for the
Republic Motor Truck Company, Inc
r. w. Ruggles and Milton Holmes
left last Saturday for Dallas, Texas,
where they will attend the Texas state
fair, and oversee the Republic display
there
Mrs. Emily Lucas, resident of
tn, Michigan Masonic Home here, has
returned from an extended visit with
friends in Coldwater, Hudson and
Grand Rapids.
Mr. and Mrs Hubert Pulfrey and
family of Saginaw spent the week end
il this city. guests at the home Of
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Pulfrey.
Among those who took in the
Ithaca high-Alm game on Tuesday
we're A. w. Drummer, John Chick, Rev
William II. Mason, John Gaffney and
Homer Durham.
Charles Vine and Henry Moran are
Ia Saginaw this week as delegates Of
the local lodge Of the l. 0. O. f.. to
the grand lodge meeting, which is be-
irg held in that city.
The Arthur Hill-Alma high game
scheduled for Friday has been changed
to Saturday, owing to a conflict with
the Mt Pleasant Normal-Alma game
being played here tomorrow
Tuesday morning the Republic band
sojoulned to the residence of Ford
Gargett and gave Mr.. and Mrs. Ford
Gargett lively welcome to Alma.
The "Newlyweds" were some sur
plised.
Mrs. Belle d. Cohoon of st. Louis,
formerly of Alma purchased a beau
tiful player piano of The Alma Music
Store. The instrument was a Lyon
4 Healy finest make in Burial Walnut
case. Mrs. Cohoon also purchased a
large Pathephone of the same COM
pany.
Charles Evans Hughes special train
passed through Alma at GAS this
mo ming, on its way from Grand
Rapids to Flint The presidential
candidates specia contained six cars.
Hughes spoke in Flint this morning
and winds up this third trip al
Youngstown, Ohio.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-10-19
BEST ITHACA AGAIN
High School Team Defeated Ithaca
Easily on Tuesday.

The Alma high school football team
again took Ithaca high into camp this
week, trimming them on Tuesday on
their own lot by "A score of II TO O..
Howe was laid out in the early mo-
ments of the game, and Walker was
substituted in his place. During the
first half the Ithacans played hard
and held the locals to one touchdown,
made by Hopkins on a linesmash.
Just as the half closed Alma lost what
should have been second when
Ithaca stacked Alma up foot from
the goal.
In the third quarter Campbell
smashed through the Ithaca defense
and carried the ball over, after the
locals had marched the entire length
Of the field. Smith kicked pretty
goal making the score IA. Late in
the last quarter Campbell again went
over the goal, a short pass Smith to
Campbell and ten yard run around
and doing the trick
Campbell and Hopkins were the
shining lights for the locals and Wat
son Mccall for Ithaca
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-10-19
REPUBLIC CLUB ROOMS
Rand Takes Rooms and Will MAKE
Club Rooms.

The Republic band has taken the
rooms over Ellison's grocery, and will
FIX them up and in the future they
viii be used for club rooms by the
band men and their friends.
For the present The rooms will
just be used for band practice. but
as soon as they can be fitted up they
will be turned into club rooms. Those
having spare magazines and papers
are invited TO send them to the club
rooms for the use of the band men
and their friends from the Republic
1t is also announced that fifty uni
forms costing about $4,000 have been
ordered for the Republic band, and
that the band will be increased at
orce from thirty-five members to fifty
members. It will not be long now
before the band will be giving con
certs around the state. The band has
found considerable favor here already
on its couple of appearances, and
Judging from results so far, it will be
by far the best band that this city
has ever had.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-10-19
TO MOVE WESTERN UNION

Within the next thirty days the
local Offices of the Western Union
Telegraph company will again move,
being forced to seek larger quarters
because of the rapidly increasing bus
mess here.
The south room in the Gaffney block
on South State street has been OBJ
tanned for this purpose, and it is now
being redecorated and put in shape
for the Offices. Entire new furniture
will be installed. The local offices
will have two wires to Detroit, two to
Grand Rapids and one direct to Chi
cago. This gives an added wire to
each of these cities and will make the
local service much better 1t is also
expected that another operator will
be added to the force and that the off
ces will be open later evenings