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RESOLUTION No snss

PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. =
REVOLUTION and proposition
to amend Section ~ Of Article XVI.
or the Charter Of 80 CITY Of Sesttle
and providing for the submis~lon az
such proposed amendment 10 the
electors Of the city at the general
municipal election TO he held on the
Ith day of March 1915
BE 1T RESOLVED ny THE CTTv
.GI-NGlL OF THE CITY or Sc
That Section se Of Article XVI ~
the Charter OF the CITY Of Seattle he
amended 10 read as follows.
section -. Any person IN the SER
VIC ot the city under civil serxSru
appointment who Is not enwa Sei M
an extra hazardous occupation. a.
defined by Section and Section :
81 chapter ~. Laws Of the state ~
washington, 1911. or who IS not In
cluded In any other state law now
enacted providing for pensions or
disability allowances and who shall
be disabled In the discharge OF his
duties. shall receive fun pay during
such disability. not TO exceed one
month, and half pay not TO exceed
SIX additional months, or who shall
he permanently injured or disabled
while In the line OF duty. shalt re-
ceiNe in addition To tho aforesaid
payments nav after tho aforesaid
seven months period while such dts.
ability continues. to he fixed hv the
city council. not exceeding 20 per
cont of the nay received by such ner-
son At the time OF injury. al % said
payments 70 be made monthly.
The commission shall prescrihe
such rules a. NAV he necessary for
carrying out the purpose OF this Sec-
ton, and may provide suitahirl
medal OF honor for DISTINGUISHED
bravery or service while In the llne
OF duty.
AND RE 1T FURTHER re.
SOLVED. That such proposed amends
ment he submitted 90 the qualified
electors OF the CITY 81 Seattle for
their ratificat ion or reicctton ~ the
general municipal election 60 he
held on the 18th day ~ March. fare.
Passed the CITY Council tre sra
day OF January. 1915 and slgpea hv
me I'm omen session IN putheatirn 49,
or IT, passage this srd dav Of tSS ;
nary. 1916
OLIVER r. FpICK son.
President 81 tho city Council
Filed tho ard day Of January.
1916
~ w CARROLL.
CITY Comptroller and ex-officio City
Clerk,
J, L. AGNEw. Deputy.
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AffNMNN fAfNh
se~ond ANY person whose name
has been presented ar candidate
may not later than fifteen tihl
aays before tho election. cauHe hts
nnme 20 he withdrawn hv filing
with the city comptroller and eN-
afflcio city clerk request therefor
in writing over his own signature
duly astestcd hy notary public
and NO name 80 Withdrawn shall
he prfntod upon the official ballot
No portion ~ tho fiiinR fec shall
no returned In case OF withdrawal
Thira AZ names Of candidates
10 he voted upon AZ any municipal
election shall he printed upon the
official ballot In groups under the
designation Of the respective titles
~ Inc offices for which thew are
candidates Nothing on tho hallo,
shali he indicative ~ the source %
the candidacy or OF the support 81
any candidate. No ballot shall have
nriutsd thereon any party or politl-
col designation or mark. and there
shall not no appended 10 tho name
~ any candidate any such party or
poitticnf designation or mark or
ANYTHING indicating hts views or
apinions All ballots printed shall
he OF precisely tho same size. quail
itv. tint Of paper. kind ~ paper
Kind Of tyne and color Of Ink. 50
that teKccnt for tho consecutive
numbers printed on the perforated
corners for removal when the bal
lots are voted rs provided nv gen
erai law. " shall he impossible 10
distinguish one ballot from another.
when there are four or moro can.
dtdntcH fnr any office. then tho
ballot shall provide for first second
and third choices when there arc
three eud not more candidates for
any office. ihen tho ballot shalt nro-
vide for first and second choices
nnlv' uhen there IRE loss than three
candidates for any office all dis
tinguiahtng columns rs 20 choice and
OIL rcferonce rs 20 choice shall he
omitted.
when candidates are 70 be elected
60 offices having tNe same title and
when tho number OF surh candidates
exceeds three times the number Of
such offices TO he filled then tho
ballot shall provide for first, second
and third choices. whom tho number
~ such candidates exceeds two
times ard not three times tho mum
her Of such offices 60 be filicd. then
tho ballot shall provide FOR firRt
nh Second choices onl and when
tho nuusber ~ such candidates DOES
not cvcenf two times tho number
81 such offices 10 10 filled thcn MI
Aistinruishinc columns ns 60 choice
ara ~ reference 10 choice shall be
nrtftted
Tho ballots shall 10 In suhstan
tlpitv the following form,
General Cor snecisn election. CITY
~ seattle. TO he hold on the ------
dRV or -~~i u.
official ballot TO he used In ------
tDesignation ~ precinct TO he print
Cd or stampedl
INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS
You may write In the blank spRee
provided below each group the
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- stonss. 10 bars laundry soap NJ 4
large cnns- best milk Csc. win other 2br
purchase regular zoe coffee abc ~. q
lbs 2tc coffee. 300. CSC grade tea zoe
o.. roc mustard HardincH. 2tc lbs
rire, 15ci Ms Fptit peas. 2tc. soc
broomH af0. SOC bruomE 2bc. cans
minced clawH nr aoups. Csc. 5r sacks
salt. ioe cans corn. peas or tomatoes
4sc stalls ai-33. pork roast lie No..
lard he goes good steer steak. tstbr
IN stall "a. fresh local eggs $50 dor /.
pasteurlEcd miik. &C. at; run cream
cheese. poo o. Stall a. aauerkraut. &C.
at peanut butter. Toe To- ain pickles.
be 90 ifc dnK
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DItNy n

stall ioe best fresh oErs. csc dos
puiiet cEEH t0r dor large cans milk o..
stHilH 1888 10 bars laundry SOAP. ghc
l-ih pkg rHisins. Tie, = rolls toilet pa.
per 2fc good corn. cans 2so. tsc I'm
ported oysters cans $50. 1.ih can
coffee. ebr Stall ~ halihui cheeks 2
his g5c. fresh salmon trout Itc NJ .
black cod. Toe NJ stalls 1886. 2 large
cans pink salmon. 2bcs large cans
Sliced pineapple. 2tc. macsroul b. M (.
toilet soap 2 Tor 3d. stall fia. golden
dates. lbs. 25c best milk small cans
gee. large Florida grapefruit. 3 for DC.
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NEWSIE TO HAVE
Benefit DANCE
Going. Red ?"
you becher."

Going. Red"
You becher"
All the news kids are going. and
q lot OF others. too. 10 the big bene-
NJ dance at Drcamland Friday even
ing. The proceeds will 20 10 help
Harry Markow. r. years old. who
was taken down with stroke Of
paralysis six weeks ago. and In now
nj the Swedish hospital The boy
had been selling newspapers at DC
cldental and Yesler for the past
four years
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HERE'S NEWEST way

TACOMA, Feb. i0.--The last
word In "holdup" methods was not
cd here today. when II. Pollen. in
charge OF a gasoline station. told
the police a masked robber with a
revolver compelled him 10 lie face
downward on the floor OF his sta
ton last night. while the bandit
helped himself 10 $3.50 from ths
PROSTATE victims pockets.
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stall III. hofrc made potato salad. str
Dt home made mnrmaiadra Toe. ham
oaf. roc Stall 49, Delicious apples. a. 9i
box delivered Florida grapefruit 2 fof
Toe Hiack Twig apples. fita. delivered
fheEtnuts. itH Csc Stall ?. veal ruf.
sts. he CSC. fresh spare ribs. Zoe
stalls n is. diii pickles loo dpa hom-
nY 100 at. fresh sauerkraut. s. at
fresh ground horseradish. tNr glass
stalls ii-aa fresh hHiihut , lbs ESQ,
mail Eastern oysters. a0c pt small
'msli. +. he ttc stan 10. fresh creamery
butter. lbs. sbc Jack cheese 2Tc No.
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military CENSUS

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. iO.--Ey.
cry scrap OF military information
about the six cosst states includ.
ed In the western army depart
ment viii be checked and tabulat-
ed in census ordered by Gen.
Bell a new division. that OF mill.
tsry Information. has been created.
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PUBLIC MARKETS


stall SGT. Eastern oysters. SOC .,
black bass rs gEr stall saa head
cheese. ifc ~ home made #aurrkraut.
Toe a. stall sei. rrirnoat ioc ~ y
sharp rh~nse. sec 10 stall aos. Winssas
apples Tte bas. raulifluwcr. Toe head
Ntau "a. Alaska rutsbaeas ~ Toe
suutist lemons itc dos stall 81 fresh
suicif Ice H. ihs 1sr salmon trout
iic N stall 40. he pop corn use
sal pure country sorghum. Tsr stsfl
ase 30. 40 sack flour. ste 70 ibs pure
can~ sugar shr
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msrmaiass Tno ID stall 1888 bulk
marAroni. &c H.. large cans milk. Be-
Stall ~. shopping bag free vith eyefT
30 purchase stan 1891, best fresh
ehurnsd butter lbs iieo Stall 81.
milk cheese 100 H. Stall 81. fresh Yak
ina egg soc dor Florida grapefruit. Sc
each Stall a.. prepared iutefisk. Toe ID.
Stalls -. appies. 81 90 Dor. delivered.
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sugar. soc AtAii.7s. fresh pAsisufissf
milk. 60 az 30 % stalls ti-st. peanut
butter, 100 ID. new sausrkrHut. Be- a.
stall ~. ~hois fresh salmon abe. stan
itii. Alaska herring soc boz stall "a.
sugar cured eorned beef D. 20 ieAe ~. /.
pot foarts. Toe. Stall 81. salt pork. 100
~ Swedish potato sausage Zoe IL stan
1903. matches. boxes Zoe. iGn Jars
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WANT AID BATES

nne cent a word per Insertion
Six times for the price Of five.
Coupon heoks-One hundred lines
20 be used az dc-tred-ts 90
ueiD and situation ads one half rate.
Fr~Arai notices .............. soc
Trsnsfent-rssrs~ AdvertisinE
fs~ Nne nsr Insertion .......... &c
Sfy Insertions fer the prtee - five
10 r~~ cert discount ~ Mn ~ nstd
within 10 DAYS after FIRST INSERTION,
Want ads received IN - II so a. m.
for Insertion Same dav.
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e-rnr- IN Want Ada after ne fir~s
Insertion. md the riarins - - -
eer more than one tive shall -
construed a. an accents nre OF this
~ersition hv TIE aav@~'i-er
Advertisers must prnaa~f original
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-sa star When want sf@. con-
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s~-~es no responsibility by such
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want A. A~~-t rF-tv~-s,fv Distriet
LINCOLN PHARMACY
Moth sss tyth prf wnnt.gfnrf.
Want Al Agent psilsrd District
= " MULLEN
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20, roast. Toe NJ round steak. $50 n [,
veal outlets, tsc H.. lamb chops. $50 H. /.
pork steak. t2hc n. rib steak 1sc 49, /.
local bacon. lie H.. neck bones. iha
CSC. fresh churned butter. . his 81 90.
creamery butter. csc 10 sharp hricW
cbseso. l24e 70 strictly fresh ranch
eRFs Csc dor fuil cream cheese 29c H. .
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It's passage. this 18th day OF April.
1878
OLIVER T. ERICKSON.
President Of the city Council
Filed the 18th day ~ April 1915.
IL W. CARROLL
City Comptroller and ex-offieao City
Clerk
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DIR. PIERCE'S sExOID

By mail g. or six boxes for 81.
Every box guaranteed. Cali or write
nay uOND REMEDY co. Room &.
Hotel Antlora, Fourth and Union
Phone Main iS2z.
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peanut butter. zoe IL fresh milk. o. At.
ao pt. cottage cheese. Zoe ID Blue rio
bon teA. tte ~ Yakima u~m potatoes
iha Toe. carrots. It's Toe. cabbage.
M. Toe. celery. Sc stalk bssts. tbs
&c. bananas ise dos
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iiis Pike st. between Minor and porsn
avsr
MADAME CYrUiENNE -rranco medium
cxtraordinarr consultation daily, circle
tonight, 500 Evrry ono attending 20.
csivss message &c nav Third.
Apis ana :, Norris Hotel
aATfsFACT1oN GuAu A-vTEED This
Advertisement ara 500 fer "a trial read
NJ ~ Nine Davis Finsd European
paluist 1915 seventh
AUE YOU troubled sict ~ diae0ufsTed
need adeice9 ace br Dlckev. Rev.
choloRiHi tie can help YOU a17 IN.
erty bldg
MADAM ruANR Ctaissnranf. fard
reader psimist Poe. 16bis Pile cor
ncr First Elliott Hotel
Mns wRiUUr Card reading pnriors
room o.. $50 Union "
MADAM FuY Ciairvoyanf. card readiur.
circles Tuesdays. Fridays iiil Fifth
.CLAtHVOYhNT cards. paimistry. ioii
Pike e. Apartment This week goo
~eNoee~es~~>>oe>scN~c~~ ~~~~~~@-~~~<~~o~~s
Star Want Ads cover the North.
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ties aud sriains Low. affairs ana
family troubles. rsunitss the separated
etc satisfaction guaranteed or no
charge No one In trouble turned away
money no money Permanently 10.
rated ~ Ga Union o.
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| 27-For Rent Unfurnished

27-For Rent Unfurnished
s.nooN corrNoE fan cement bsss.
ment. laundry trays large lot, corner
leth a and tiolgaie CAN beacon
1859 or Maia afsf
pAiNriNu tniins ara paper hanging
N-sS~~~eN~~e~,S,~e~~o Ssss,'S,~lsSSee~>o-~-~~~-~~
2o-For Rent Furnished
We can save you money On your furniture
brtween Tacoma ard Seattle
40 GRATING
AUTO DELIVERY co.
Anything Delivered Anywhsrs
Elilgsi stt Tres western Az.
5l-Housekerp,,g Rooms
Sfcn mont foom. also leo reofns suit
., ~: ~ ssse,ss 80 :, >slSs ,s
2s--Furnished Apis
nLNFF AfAErMESrs- ! ard ,.rosfn
furnished apartments ali madsfn sfs
Pike -. Eas, fise
s~~~-~~s~~~~-~e~ ~~~~~~~Y~~~~S~~~~~~~o~
Halls for Rent
xsYeroNr iiAi.t.. Eishth saa aaaisoh
>~SSS~~~S~~~~~o>>~~~
34-Offiees for Rent
ATTENTION.
winfoss ard space far rent. isa per
.sess 80 ~. 80 .s.s,,o~o,>
s7--Busincss Chances
SALOON asd fssfaufAni fpf sai- tee
lots three huiidinEs frn aaRts. one
aasit II cHiF tua saloons allowed
Hew tewn mine = miles from se@h.
faafa -
sps. 20 Esfap~ nexs sprins write 70
esnsr. = kurhiseh. Ahshsr. Mont
Exchanges
WANT APARTMENT HOUSE
OF ether Improved eitY property In sss
change we hsss fuiiY squinpsf daiff
farm. plenty ~ machinery. good build
inss completely starasd ard eiess -
Seattle sa9 aefss cleared frs, black
taars sait WIN consider property fEg.
eas 20 isesst aad assume
MuLi.iN BROS. LAND co.
eefs Nosthsrn Hama nias
EiGHr L0fN ! ni4r-ks NnnrH tNf.
NEEsirr CAMPUS PRICE ste9e
VAST rHApE ruR IMPROVED
PROPERTY W 9 MErcALF. tst
LEAnr at.tsl NAiS slss
81. ACREAGE FOR SALE
~foC DEAL wIru 80 DIRECT
ana caf rrornsiilsn
on LAND
usnsY = aus mills sra camp.
At THREE LAKES
sNouoNtsu COUNTY WASH
ufii appeal 20 gou
Coed roads stages daily trains. ru.tia
schools store. phau- n " y
write Or s@~ " " NEfkrf-fuifN. Mar.
f.@na psst. 1871 4 C. Hmith uidE
TnnNE LANES i.fvuwr co
SLOT FOR SALE
HOME BARGAIN
an soinE 60 offer fss ens 81 the e.st
buys In Arafsr Fstss t.FnBsn nnt8sn On
nice lots. as fHf ~ ste ~ yan are
really booking 80 = soap issak this up
HERMAN a HrftHoEnEH
uf.t'.is Grssa nidE Fourth ard PIKE
zee LOTS. scar water. tstrsen seattle
ara Tacoma. 80 iet 70 years time
reasonable aununt aaEn. Z PEI cent
improved .. Sos 10. Mafyseiiis
WAsh
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sa--HouEcs TOR Sale
if.uooM HufsE far sale nicely furnish.
81 call Msin t7ts hetsesn > and ~
p. m
sorruEABr coFrsr Summit ard nenrr
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ROYAL EGYPTIAN
'ifted to read your
iifa from birth 70
death Locate.
Mines gives true
advice IN business.
love ana marriage
rrunites the aeps
ratsdi gives you tho
secret power how to
win ana hold the
ous you love salts
faction guaranteed
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CITY Comptroller and er-offieio
CITY clerk
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Funeral Notice.

Funeral ssTyice. ~ EdeaFd and May
a. Magnolia hiuff Monday. February r.
Wiii be heli Ia the immaculate Cnucep.
ton church. 18th and Marion GA Friday.
al Hsa m. nuftai az Calgary
Friends Invited
sN~~-~~s~~~~S~~>~~~~~
i-Furniture Wanted
WIZ MY. rsii ara exchanxe rins 81
Furniture Go. MI rins Main stss
niskr rurn ca sts rfke Natn ssis
Motorcycles for Sale
cLES-Nvw and second hand
all makes .ofrs NJ these taken on nes
INDIAN MOTORCYCLES Haiiou a
Wright sif y Pike at. near Hfoatsay
Fhnue East sft
----~eSs%s>-5,-gsr.--s
ntnw g~r C.t.
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6--Autos for Sale
S~~~~S.-~ - = : ~ -.--
S-For Sale Miscellaneous

SASH ASp DOORS
Attractive looking deers and windows
add value 20 your hptne. Dent hatid
before first looking over our catalogue
No. 81 A postal card VII trinE y to
you FREE % charge We supply yea
With ANYTHING sou want N the sash
ana deer lire At saving IN price.
plus quality aad s-ryiee. We Tuaran-
tee cur material and safe delivery
Ftve=efos. panei Doors ~ So craftsman
ana thFes-pl veneer panel doHrs. ~ rs
20 O. 60 front do~r a bls selection.
frorn s. 70 NJ. standard too-iisht ard
cottage Sindows an styles q easement
sash. frames inside finlsh, neuidiuxA
builders hardware. roofing, rte also
tih~r vail board Al cvsss per square
foct
O. n WILLIAMS co.
Manufacturers
Main tEtf. 1913 first Ave
FHoNo1RAPHs rnf records OUR stE-
CfALTr. We buy. s~ii rent, repair ~
trade. 1919 W~stisk-. Elliott ssfs
Musical nerarf EsrhneFe
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CURES MEN

old or young men. victims of In
Tomnln. weakness from any cause.
lost energy or vitality. unfit for bus
mess are quickly cured hV
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Star Want Ads cover the North.
west
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BY DOING business upstairs Tracis sells
mems f1s suits and oyercoats for as
Tracie's Upstairs suit Chop. s0sh Third
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o-Wanted Miscellaneous

broken o. perfect Call East sss win
cail and y1u
WANT TO btr team ~ horses o. mules.
weight lace or eco pounds each
Must BE- good % work VIII pay FOR
same In Payments Frank Hughes.
v q Hos 25t-A. Seattle Wash
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official ballot to he used In ------
Designation NJ precinct TO he print
cd or stampedl
INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS
You may write In the blank apRee
provided below each group the
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ORIGINAL hODERS BARBER cot
fEgE 100 Main ~ Hranah 81 orig
fuafors ~ first barber college IN the
world. wants you 10 learn barber trade
wages paid. Assist securing positions
Lifetime membership IN 20 colleges
Catalogues free
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222 Occidental Ave
Men ara women We teach the barber
trade thoroughly. wages while learn
ing. assist IN securing positions. over
- years IN Seattle
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a YOUNG WtDCf@ would Ike ~ me-.
refined gentleman. 30 10 20. references
exchanged object matrimouV Nd
dress A a. star
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ADALINE LLOYD

gEND for matrimonial paper containing
photo: hundreds Of names 20 select
from many wealthy Toe copy Boz
1f1 Fraftie. Wash.
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7t-Female Help Wanted

LADIES -sanders0n's Cotton Root bills.
safe snd sure cure FOR delayed periods
Price 81 Money refunded N remedy
falls after fair trial Raymond Remedy.
Room q Hotel Antlrrs. fth and Union
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ST % VALUE trousers Tor ~ 80. Lundqulst.
LILY upstairs clothes shop Green Bldg
9Th spd pike
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-01-22
PORTLAND, MARCH 23
THIRD DISTRICT
REPUBLICAN CON-
vENT|ON IS CALLED

The Third District republican con
yention will be held in City pan IN tue
citv Of Portland, Maine, Tnursoay'
March q. 1916, at 10 O'Clock A. M, ior
the purpose Of selecting two olstrlct
Delegates and two alternates to attend
the National Republican Convention
to be held in Chicago, ILL.,, June !. 1916
and to transact any other business
that may properly come before 1t.
The basis Of representation will be as
follows: Each city, town and pianta-
tion will be entitled to one delegate,
and each IS votes cast for the RepubH-
can candidate for Governor in 1912 an
additional delegate, and for traction
of 40 votes in excess Of IS votes an ad-
ditional delegate.
Vacancies in the delegation OF any
city, town or plantation can only be
filed by resident of the county in
which the vacancy exists.
The district committee will be in
session in the reception room of the
hall at nine o'clock in the forenoon for
the purpose of receiving the creden-
tials of the delegates.
Delegates in order to be eligible to
participate in the convention must be
elected subsequent to the date of the
call for this convention.
Per order, District Committee.
FRED G. KINSMAN, Chairman,
CARROLL N. PERKINS. Secretary.
Augusta. Maine,
JAM 21, 1916
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-01-22
ST. ALBANS

Owen Emery has been hauling pOta-
toes to Hartland.
Ralph Hanson is buying potatoes al
Hartland.
Mrs. J. G. Smith passed Thursday in
Dexter.
Jesse Boston and Albert Bradford are
hauling their winters supply OF ice
from the village.
Leander Southard and Clyde Cook
have been cutting ice for the farmers
Bennie Avery has been hauling po-
tatoes to Hartland.
Mrs. Nettie McCool, who has been
stopping with her father, Joseph Pat
ten, has returned to her home in Bos-
ton.
Frank Barrows from East Corinth
has been making his trip for the Ra-
leigh Co.
Steve Seekings is confined to- the
house with rheumatism.
Charles Bailey IS on the sick list.
Charles Ellis has been in the east
part Of the town buying hogs and look
ing up new milch cows and beef.
Walter Green and his sister and her
husband have rented house in Hart
land and intend to move there soon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-01-22
GRIPPE EPIDEMIC
Give Instant Attention to Any Sign
Of a Cold.

An epidemic of the grippe seems to
be everywhere. The air is full of the
dread germs. In the theatres, street
cars, stores, everywhere where peo-
pie gather in large numbers, you are
likely to get it.
So don't take any chances, don't be
foolish and say "Oh it is only a
cold" but give it instant attention. AS
soon as you feel irritation in your
nose or throat or any of the other ia
miliar signs of having caught cold go
at once to the drug store and get some
quinine or rhinitis pills. The drug
gist will tell you how many to take if
You do not already know.
Then take a dessert spoonful of
sugar and pour on it enough of john
sons Anodyne Liniment to Thoroughly
soak the sugar. Eat the mixture let
ting it melt in your mouth and slowly
trickle down your throat.
Have plenty Of fresh air in the room
but keep warm and do not get in any
draft.
There are lots Of people who never
have any serious colds because they
follow these instructions of good old
Dr. Abner johnson who originated
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment over one
hundred years ago.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-01-22
NOTES OF INTEREST
FROM UNIVERSITY OF N,

Orono, Me-, Jan. 21.-Alexander
Lurie, in charge of the division of
Horticulture Of the department Of horti-
culture. University of Maine. has just
resigned his position, and on March
10, will go to st. Louis. where he will
be horticulturist in the Missouri Bo-
tanical Garden. This is one Of the fin
est in the United States. famous for
it's wonderful collection of native and
exotic plants. Mr.. Lurie, who is a
graduate of Cornell, came to the Uni
versity of Maine in 1914. since when
he has organized the Maine Florists So
ciety and has held several exhibits
notable among which was the chrysan-
themum show in Bangor, the first held
in Maine.
At the last chapel exercises of the
present semester. held in Alumni hall
Thursday, arrangements were made for
a Maine night celebration. to be held
in a Bangor theatre Saturday night.
This custom of holding Maine cele-
bration at the end of a semester was
started last year.
Prof. Henry johnson of the Romance
language department of Bowdoin COL
lege spoke at the University Wednes-
day afternoon on Dante's Sonnets. He
has given great deal of special study
to this subject and his address was of
more than usual interest.
EXPIRES. William Howard Taft is to
loct,,re h6fora the classes at the Col.
lege of Law in Bangor the first week