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The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-09-29
From State Democratic Head.
quarters.

Nashville Tenn. Sept. 29.-We have
with US today in Tennessee for the first
time in six years the old Republican
party. 1t has been stripped of its old
pretenses. 1t is unmasked. 1t is no
longer a means through which an era
of Democratic regeneration may be
brought about.
Four years ago Mr.. Hooper, at rat
time a candidate for reelection as ov-
ernor, dared not say one word in riti.
cism of Woodrow Wilson. Two years
later, as a candidate for third term,
his mouth was still shut. Though
elected by Democratic votes, he was
not generous enough to give Woodrow
Wilson praise for what a Democratic
administration at Washington has done.
Now the mask is off. He is preach
ing Hughes and criticising Wilson He
tries to give Taft credit for the income
tax. and actually says that the notorius
Payne Aldrich tariff bill which the peo-
Pile of the United States repudiated was
what prevented a panic at the out
break of the European war.
"There is not going to be any second
Wilson administration. Hooper said
in his opening speech Saturday at Eliz.
abethton. The next president Of the
United States will be Charles Evans
Hughes. 1t is written in the hearts Of
the American people. 1t is bazed
upon the armament" :"
Thus, does Mr.. Hooper show the
true colors of the present Republican
campaign.
If Mr.. Hooper had been in the United
States Senate he would have voted
against the federal reserve bank law;
he would have been with the Republi.
can party against the rural credits law
he would have been for a protection
tariff. He would have been against
the foreign policy of Woodrow Wilson
which has kept the country out of war,
In East Tennessee where Republicans
are in the majority, Mr.. Hooper !;
charging that Congressman McKellai
voted to cut down the pensions to sol
diers of the Union Army during the
Civil war. Since 1860 several billion
dollars have been paid out in pension
graft. Nine-tenths of it has gone tC
the North and the South has borne its
share of the burden of taxes. Wher
Mr., Hooper gets to Middle and West
Tennessee it might be interesting fol
him to tell why he voted against the
little pittance that Tennessee pays hel
Confederate soldiers. Hooper was in
the legislature when the first Confeder.
ate pension bill passed He wss against
IL
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-09-29
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The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-09-29

Under the heading, "1he State Cam
paign," the Memphis Commercial APP
peal has the following to say:
The state campaign was inaugural
ed when Congressman Mcclellan began
his fight for election to the United
States Senate.
"Mr. McKellar is a Democrat He
is in line with the present teachings Of
the party. He made a remarkable
race for the Democratic nomination.
He ought, in the November election.
to receive the enthusiastic support of q
united Democracy. There is no reason
why his Republican opponent should be
elected a senator from Tennessee.
The Democrats of West Tennessee
will roll up a good majority for Mr..
McKellar In November.
Gov. Rye will take the stump at an
early date. He and McKellar and all
the other candidates are pulling solidly
together, therefore. it is the Demo
cratic voters to see to it that they are
elected"
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-09-29

johnson City, Tenn, Sept. 27.-One
of the largest audiences ever seen at a
Democratic meeting in East Tennessee
gathered today at grand rally. Gov.
Rye, Congressman McKellar and Gov.
Nat Harris of Georgia were guests.
There is great enthusiasm in East Ten
nessee. Hooper is unpopular with the
Republicans in East Tennessee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-13
glnacblidlrs GOn,ylut.

gtcm Dorf i2. g(pril. Gicr
Nlonncr wuroeu 6eufe gIbeno BON
9lacntcn ors SSuIti5. 0eportcments
ouf oic 9lnfloge bin per6oitet 9om.
ben angefertigt 81 6obcL pcldc lie
an 9. g}oi lebteu SSabres in nit
3uder geiHIltc Sade oui Dem Cam.
pier uairf Gspolo~ BON Der Sabre.
Sinie geitedt bo6en iolen.
Giner Ger %cr6aiteten go6 icincn
9tamen ais &orl BON aleiit on imo
erfldrtc, CT lei elm 51poger oes @el
nerols bon 9rieielL ser I'M 0e5embey
1914 nuf Dem Sdlohtfclo aeiaaeu
lit; bon &leiit lit 81 Sabre alt. Die
onoeren 9(rreitanteu lino. Grnit
9eder 80 Sabre olt Scr ais Glef-
trifer oui Oem 0olnpier u5rieorid
Der e5roBe" 6ei6dfiigt lit; Otto Ssol.
pert, l4 Sabre uIt superintendent
Der Giers DER gltlos 0oupferIinic,
imo Gopitdn @nio @ooe, Spperil.
tenoent Ger 9Siers Der Som6urg.
9lmerito Sinic in Sobofeu. 9t.S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-13
6eptaiop6cn inOoilren glatursus.
@rUicft.

SSn elmer &erionnlung Ger glnolf
gamirtcn Sosen oes @crbeiicrten pr
Ocus Der Septaiopben in Scr @cptd'
iop0cu 0aae gcitcrn 9l6cno biclt
@r. Sadeg BON Ger 9|otlrgos 0jciclls
id)oit eiuen &ortrag ii6cr 9lotlirgaS
mo 0os 9roictt Der @cieaicboit, 0lo.
turgos nod Baltimore 81 6rin0cn.
lmO bic &crloumlrng, IN Der 56 gos
gen Ourh Gelegoten oertretcn lparen,
na6nL nadOem Der Gortrogcpoe &C.
enoet 6ottc, einen 9eibhtB All Der
oen Slon Baltimore nit 9iatnr9as
5li periorgeu iuooiiirt Sr 5ronf
sgleitncr, Der Suprrm Sefretdr OeS
GrOcus, iii6rte ocuGoriib IN Der Der
iannlung
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-13
QlLs qcidlc nnfnrfnnbrn.

PM einer 9fuoiq6rt ourA Oci
Noien iiidte aeiteut @loracn Die
0launic6oft ocS ASoli5ci6ootcs u2ou.
nan oel SciAnam oes 63 Sabre al.
ten @lott6dus Stefonsfi bon 9lr. Z,
9iorO gir6onStrnBe, an sSuBc ocs
9rooOmoD aus 0em gBaiier. Ste.
ionofi plroc BON ieiucr SonIilic icit
no Sagai ucrniBt IS miro ongc.
monument ooB, oo CT iih foit to1lid
an Der Battlefront oii4ielt, pcric.
6cntlid ii6cr 9oro iiel uno crtranf.
Gr idicu lngef16r orci Toge i'm
ySaiier 1eIe9en 81 ba6cu Ger Scid
nam puroe nad 0cr itdotiiAea
Nlorgue gebrodt ino Coroner Soucs
pom oltliNen Giitrift Iteat cine lin.
terlldjung an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-13
g'ei CSrpioiion Dcrlebt.

&icr Nlomer, mclde 3ilnofapieln
an SMropucas in ocr @otbmon W}ua
nitionSiQbrit, an 3o0onia. Station
gclcgcn onbringclL mlirocf bel Der
Grploiion bon 8uloer inn @eiidt mo
on ocn S0noeu ihmer ucrlcbt. Die
%crlcbtcn fms: Somiel GbcnowiM,
Otis Stodoolc. GoIpin 6letbcr wO
9iihoro 9lnocriou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-13
@arSimem.@ranO.

IoOnr1, OoB oieSaroincn nit Ocn
6rcnucnoen @oSlidtc III @criibring
fomen cntitouo gciterii 9I5cuo tur5
Dor rs ll6r IN Dem bon So6uSmitb
in Dem Sogirbaiic 6orl Summers.
9lr 1913, @cit @dIlberrpitraBc, Sc.
mb6ntcn 3inlmr Gin 6eicr. Ger ios
iort alornirtcn 6cucrpc6r gclong cs,
Der 6lanlmen 0err ju peroct cbe
groBcrer SAoOen ongeric6tct par
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-13
Bon WlOturroO ii6crfa6rcu.

Nm Der Gdc Ser Colbert mo 9ol.
timorciiroBe iuur0e geitern oer IS
So6rc oltc Major 9Sni. Wl Ecgraug
Der in 9ir. 10, @eit @reiionitroBe.
po6ut lmo in Scr lliite6 States 81.
Oclim ono Guarantee So. oen ,goiicn
Ocs Stills SctrctdrS 6ctleiDet, DON
einem Niotorrao 70 rugliidlid ii6crs
ia6rcu oaB or eincn ooppelten @rnd
Ocs linfen glrmeS crlitt Ger Der.
lcttc mrr0e bon Dem 9luionio6il6dn0.
Ter Gooio WliQnoL ser gero0e an
Der llnioaiteac oor6cifu6r nod oen
Wlercu Soipital ii6erfii6rt.
Garl Wiiaer BON glr. 255G, 9cit.
2om6aroItroBc, urroe pdtcr bon ocr
Eoli5ei ais Scr gciiBer ocs in 6roge
iic0cnoen 6o6rrooeS feii0cile(i; ie.
ooh 6c6oliptctc 0cricl6c, ST. @cgranl
babe ibn gcscniiber erfIort, cr lei
om glrme uerlett, bcoiirIc o6er feincr
Siilfc. Sr. Yc1rom crflGrt Oage9cn.
ooB Der 9iooio6rcr MIR Elm poor Ses
fnnoeu gc6oltcu babe mo oom oa.
0ongcio6ren lei o6nc iroeno ueIde
@iilie 5it leiiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-13


9idD Sinoop's 0e9uer Sbcrmon
@ots nod mmcr in poli5eili
dem @ewo6riam 3pci gric
diiMc Scclcldc pcr6oitet. @o.
rcu on0c6lcb o6nc llrlou6 an
9ono Gigcncr Gopiton Oerou-
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in elmer Staot III SaiuoiS 9iaD
SimOav nit scr &ciiic6c pcrpriigcIt
hattc im0 om Samitag porIcbtcr
gSohc IN Baltimore perbaitet puroc,
I'M 0ct Gpougeliiicu Dor elmer 9uci-
ten Irad)t Eriiacl 3l bcluabrcn miro
bclitc I'M Eolijeigeriht Ocs uittlcren
GiIiriftcS ocm GPogiiirat Slpplce
uoraciii6rt pcr0cu Inn iih aui sic
9lnflaac ocS &aQoblmoircuS 81 pcr
anhuortcn Tieie 9Intlogc puroc
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SSn S6reibel an sic biciige 8oll'
sci ba6cn orci Sonotoricn oo6iuge.
6cuoc 9nsioac 0cmadt oaB &ottS
ociiicsaciiori uno gcid6rlid it,
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ihrm W}nnn In ihrc Sbhit 5itrildNl-
ididcn
9fa 6mcn cigcnm d Htig
9nn0urlunb.
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piers ,Gonitontni Der 3m6Iitc" 0c
66ren imO mter Dem @crooht ito.
ben ucriuht 81 babcn irolBoiiic5cn
glbihico 3li ncbmelL fir Gin aui oen
IN. glpril onaciestes &erhor ielige.
6oltcn. Tie bci0en Scclcutc worcn
of Gcronlaiimg i6res Gopitans Scr
tic 5ui0uia oui oer Srobc cr6lidt
bottc, pcr6aitct worocn
G6anaopotos jeigte Dem %oli5ci.
ridtcr ooS critic omcrtouiibe 9iir.
qcrpopicr, pcl9eS CT iib I'M Sabre
1911 pcrlc6ofit 6otte, ieOocb gina ans
onocrcn Eopicrcn tuclAc mou in Der
Eoicbc oeS glrrcitontcn fouO, 6erOor.
oaB ocriclbc iid am IS gloUcm6cr
lcstcu Sa6rcs in GorOiii, GnoIonO,
ais grieAcuiiHen llntert6on ousgc.
ac6en Bate Ger glngeflo0te go6 81,
ooB Is iciuc glbiidt uor, nod 9lu.
finft III Baltimore nidt mcbr ouT
icin Sdiii 5uriidjutc6reu
GcS Iie6itnbls ongctlogt.
PM oie 9lnflogc, einc tSiillic0cr
bon ser 9olpb 9lottauS Irug Go,
! 9H. II, gScit Scrinaton.StroBe. &c.
ito6lcn 5il 6oben. rpur0e geitcri Der
% Sabre oltc &icborO Summer ser
in glr. ilt3. @looiiou 9luc.. luo6nt.
Oirdl Nlagiitrat Snpplcc iln Boli5ci.
geridt ocS nittlcren Cilhittes 0cn
@cridt 5ir 9l6nrt6cillng iibcuuieicu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-13

Gum 9eiicn Scr 51ulc Der Ct,
G6arles.airHe inoct AMI 25 gtpril
in 6oro's Gpcru6anS oie &oriii6rima
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503, GO8epole.9ioao, 9lplano 8arf
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bruh aeitcru Nerr @logiUea s. 9pers.
9liiiiicnt ocS Frdiiocuteu s. N @arv
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puBtlos 5uianmen unO nmBte nod
Dem Nlercp.@oipitol gcbrodt peroerL
luo oic 9lcr5tc llrcinia ieihtcatcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-13

6roll 9ea 6egoB i6rc aleioung nit
EetroIcrm mo ieeic oieielbe IN
6lonrmcn. 5oa gciitcsihwoc0
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mar, uno erportcte geloiicn i6r Gn
&c. Gic 6lonmcn 6ottcn nit gr0B
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gcfoBt mo glih bic sSroi elmer
lcbcuocn 6cucridule, ais Gin Asoiiont
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orongcn Die 8lommcn mur0cn
our6 idwcre 0edcn idneG critidt
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fii6rng ocr ic6ipcr uerbrumteu 5rou
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iAludtc qcitcrn gl6cno Orci Gucdiil.
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mer lno id)ico 3pci Stuuoen ipdter
ans oem 9ebcn. lSrau Gaeng lcbte
bon ibrcm @otteu getrennt; oeriel5c
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6egleitet. 6rou emma EoDlor. oie
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rem SdlDie9eriobn nit i6rer Godter
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&c lSroll 6egob iid nod Dem g9ort.
wcdNcl in ibr 3innner uno nnbn Die
@iitpiaen Sic puroc bon ibrer
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onigcilnOcu Sin III ser 9ld6e iuou.
ncnocr gIr5t wurOc 6enodridtigt, Der
Die Srou III DER 9lm6ulou5 Der moro.
oitlideu %oli5eiitotion nad Dem St.
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ood fir toot crfldrt iuiroc Coroner
Ruiiea bonn norooitliden Giitrift bat
cine llnteriudning cingeIcitet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-13
Meiratls. gicenacn.

Gouio u. Nhrp6p % @lilOreo
9. SoneS, 81
Samuel y. Chapman 22 SoiIile
g. Segar, %, @liOoleier.Goumip ga.
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@illiam q. SAorpi 3S; Nlarp
Sang 30
Games II. 6iiber, 3S @aipiae,
20. &crncita " 9lort6am 30
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-13

sdueio uno 2ic6c 5im SaAc iprc-
den aus sen gorbictmgcu ocs
GurnOcrcius ,GoriudrtS"
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2ohm9 Scr Gurncr. @ielc 3it
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ipcuoeten @ciion.
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mos CT lud6rcnO pcs pereangencn
Gurniabres icrtig 3u bringcn per.
ltou0cn bate, ais anh fir bic glrt
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Eurncriuucn geltcrn 9I6cn0 i6r 9on.
nen bepicicu mo an ocn Sog legtcu
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ben lm0 mur0en trob pCiilihcr sc.
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moBeu nit aorper uno @eiit 5iI.
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teten 9eltcrn 9lbcnO. lidt ulr ipcil
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glahiic6cuo sic 9iei6cnIol9c, IN
iuclber oie cii5cluen aloiieu 5un
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bed Grrncu. Gin 9lnimorid idut.
lidcr aIoiien oina oem EtIrnen Dor.
ans. Rroi, 2inoerS CrAciter 6c.
ior9tc sic Dtuiif. Sin Ball idloB iidi
an ooS Shothrncn an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-13

rln9, miro UorausliAtlid) moracn bel
@rdiioclt g9ilion i'm ieinc Gntlal.
ilng aus ocm oiplonatidcn EieiIlt
nahiubcn, gl6ram Gins BON glrlu
9orf ioa ais 9iodiolgcr fiir 0eu 80
ten auScrle6ei worocn iciu
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gefaQr
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Iune in 9sotsoQn eingetroiien lci,
nohoeu CT an Scr @eroun 6ront init
fnappcr 9lotH oem Gooe entamgeu.
Durd Grploiion eiaes iran8oiiihen
Seidoiies Del &erom iei ser toiier
lide araitpu8en 5ertrilnmert uno
meDrere bc9leiteuoe Gfii3iere icicit
aetootet moroen iudbreno Der aoiler
ieIbIt unucrlcbt gcbllebcn
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lLI8 aeIIcrn gla4miItaa SION 5

ScriiQo BON 9lr. 36. 9loro glNuooo.
glucnuc, in i6rem glltomobil in oer
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bel oie Nlaibinc ldmer 6eiddoiat
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-03
GIRL, 5, KILLED IN
ELEVATOR FALL

Little Josephine Caches. aged 3,
daughter OF Lieut.. G. u. Caches.
member Of the board Of regents Of
tho University OF Washington and
or the National Guard OF Mount
Vernon. h dead Monday. after fall.
INK four stories down the Butler
hotel elevator shaft
Frank sugi, the elevator operat.
er. had left the car with IT. door
open on the fourth floor Sunday
evening. The little girl playing
with her sister. Beatrice. aged 8.
ran into the elevator The door on
the opposite side was slightly open
She slipped thru and died Of her IN.
iurios at the Seattle General hos.
pital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-03
PHOTOPLAYS
cIEVER IN plcruRra

CLEVER IN PICTURES
Charlotte Greenwood aud sydney
Grant are the two stars in Jane.
the comedy which ~ playing AZ tho
Alhnmhra until Wednesday night
These two stars have been known
for a long time ln vaudeville and
appeared IN several Of the yearly
musical reviews They do some Of
the cleverest work OF their career
In this production
Blind Mans Buff" a two reel
comedy drama completes the bill.
BoSWoRTH PLAYS ROLE
Hobart Boaworth. creator OF Tho
Sea Wolf" enacteH the leading role
IN The Iron Hand five part pro.
duction, AZ the Mission The Iron
Hand IA play that evolves around
a gang leader" who IN first q dis.
trlct boss and then becomes ruler
Of the entire city A news pictorial.
presenting world events. iB also on
tho program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-03
HE'S LIKE "RAFFLEs-

Farrell. known In police circles
as The Phantom" IN the picture OF
that name az the Liberty. receives
call from n detective. Blaisdell.
who warns him 10 leave town. 10
has already planned the theft 81 a
necklace belonging 10 James Bere.
ton. a wealthy resident Of Long H..
land. and. armed with Blniadell's
card and forged letter from the
detective chief. presents himself at
the country house where q house
party ~ 10 progress supposedly 10
protect the Bercton jewels. he min.
giles with the guests. while bis man.
Crabbe, keeps his ears open for IN.
formation How the necklace IL
stolen how Farrell makes hia get.
away" aud many other such Incl
dents make this picture exciting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-03
ESTABLISH FUND

Students and faculty OF tho uni.
verSity will form an association to
establish a meas fund for Company
=. II the plans OF Comptroller Con.
don work out. Membership would
cost 10 cents a month. and give the
company 5000 a month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-03
BIG TRADE WITH
CHINA PLANNED

David 5. Rose. former mayor o.
Milwaukee, and heavy stakeholder In
the American.Chinese Products Ell
change Co. returning here from the
Orient Monday. announced the com.
pany ready To handle $4,000. coo
trade annually between the two
countries. Factories are TO be built
in China. he said. and commercial
offices established In Seattle and
San Francisco within the next few
mouths.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-03
HUGHES PLANS TO
SPEAK IN SEATTLE

BRIDGEHAMPToN. y. Y. July
a.-Charles Z. Hughes expects 10
open his presidential campaign with
q six weeks trip 10 the Pacific
coast about the second week In
August. His itinerary includes Chi
cago. So. Louis. Kansas City. ST.
Paul. Minneapolis. Seattle. Port.
land. San Francisco and Los An
geles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-03
L0UDBURST KILLS
MOTHER AND BABY

PENDLEToN. July s.--Mrs. VI.
G. McCabc. wife Of farmer near
Echo. and her infant. are dead to-
day. following a eioudburst witch
swept the Butter creek district.
Their house was demolished
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-03
ia WANT TO SWIM

One hundred and fourteen sum.
mer school students In the nniycr,
sity enrolled for swimming. Forty.
four OF them had TO b. dropped. be.
cause Instructor Claire SexAmith
could not handle 40 large a class.