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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-08-28
Horses ON Wild RUN
ALONG DOVER Street
Collide With Teams, Throw
ing Out and Hurting
Two Children
STOPPED WHEN THEY
RUSH INTO BIG AUTO
Special to THE EvENINa JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del, Aug 2s.-Dover and
vicinity was the scene Saturday
night and early yesterday morning
of some exciting incidents.
The first excitement occurred Sat
urday evening between eight and nine
o'clock when two horses attached to
a wagon, prepared TO take a party
on a straw ride to kits Hammock,
ran away about one mile south OF
Dover, coming In the direction Of
town at full speed The team be-
longed to e. e. James, a liveryman
of Dover. At the time of the Iuna-
way. Dover's streets we're lined with
automobiles on both sides All went
we'll with the runaways until between
Dover Green and North street when
the team struck the dearborn Of j.
Burton Wharton, a farmer near
Dover and turned it upside down. No
injury Of any amount was done.
The wharton team had been passed
only to have the runaways strike the
team of Mr.. Moore, a Camden black
smith, in which his wife and several
children we're sitting. This team was
turned over and all the occupants
thrown out. One child was seriously
hurt In the head. One daughter
sustained a sprained arm, while the
wife and mother suffered by shock
These people we're taken care Of by
residents near the scene of the acct.
dent, and later they returned to their
Z home.
The team continued it's mad rush
up North State street, where It ran
into a large limousine. Of some New
Workers. The animals got the worst
Of the bargain, both being cut and
bruised with one dragged considera
BILE distance.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-08-28
MANY GET MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Magistrate Gluchman has issued
the following marriage licenses: Miss
Clara A. Sterling. near New Castle
and Rees s. Jarmon. Newark; Eliza
beth Barr, No. 1926 Orange street, and
Henry Bird. No. 1898 Orange street.
Rose De Disalo, No. 30 Madison
street. and Chizzolo Cossolli. No. 21I
Poplar street
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-08-28
MISSION WORKERS ON OUTING.

DR.. William l.. Pettingill. dean Of
the Philadelphia School of the Bible,
will address a meeting OF the Mission
Workers Band of Philadelphia, being
held at Brandywine Springs Park to-
day. There will be song and devo-
tional service in the auditorium pa
vilion, following which DR.. Pettingill
will discuss the importance of using
the Bible in mission work
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-08-28
RH.E.
THIRD COMPANY WINS.

DELAWARE CITY. Aug. 2s.-The
Third Company defeated the Second
Company in a hard hitting game at
Fort DUPONT yesterday afternoon by
the score OF 13 to g. Ramsay played
a star game at third base for the
Third Company. The score by in
nings:
I'd Co. ...02 2O1O4O % IS
Sd Co. 30 l 2 2 3 0 4 x-13 II 2
Batteries-Second Company, York
and Shears; Third Company, Holcomb
and Gilly.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-08-28

CAMP. DEAfING, n. NJ, Aug. 25.-
Moving picture men could get some fine
pictures in camp. The Delaware bat
talions have SO mules and 10 horses,
most all Of which have 10 be broken"
All kind of capers are cut over the camp
grounds, and some unheard Of acrobatic
stunts have been pulled of during the
curbing OF these animals.
Joseph Rock, Of Company II, is the
Official 'broncho buster" for the camp.
Joe has lived in the hills Of Montana
nearly all his life, and while in Delaware
enlisted in the militia. He is not slow
with the rope, either. When a mule OF
horse breaks away, Joe Is right on the
Job. and with his lariat soon has him
roped. Several cowboys" of this VI
cinity came around this morning and
just for the fun Of il volunteered "a
break a few horses in IL was a great
treat TO see how calmly these fellows
remained in the saddles while the young
spirited horses did everything possible
to throw them of.
Clarence Bunting, Of Company d, Is
rejoicing over news that a new son has
been added to his family In Delaware.
Sergeant Roberts, of Company ID. IL
still practicing riding He can almost
ride without holding on TO the pomme
Of the saddle.
Sergeant Frazer. of Company d, hai
shaved his moustache off, and all CLAIM
he is much more attractive.
The New Castle boys are hunting 70
a now muffler. If anyone has eve
heard Of a silencer for a mule, pleas
send the glad news TO Captain Mckay
Company II members claim they wer
unable 20 sleep while OF duty in tn
guard tent the other night owing 10 IN
brays Of the mules.
4 Corporal Adam Shensky, Of Compan
! A, who has served two enhstments !
the Z. s. Cavalry. and has won distin'
ton as an expert horseman, has bee
breaking in a fine black horse for IN
use of Captain r. @. Parks.
Company B, Of Milford, has the homo
Of having the cleanest company stree
Of the two battslions. The street IN
been ditched and rolled, and Is Away
kept free of papers and other rubbish
large sign bears the name of Milfor
avenue.
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Salisbury.

Two-base hits-Bateman. 2; Smell,
Mallonee. Pickup. Stolen baseball
lonee. Roth. Double play-Homer to
Pierce TO Rath. Struck out-By
Scharfele, 4; by Gallagher. 6. Bases
on balls-Off Schaufele. 2; off Gal
lagher. l. Time OF game-1.50. I'm
pire-Morgan.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-08-28
KEYSTONE LOSES CLOSE GAME.

The Keystone team OF Wilmington,
was defeated in a close game by the
Perryville p, B. & w. Railroad team
at Perryville, Md. on Saturday, by abe
score of TO I. Il was a great pitch
ers' battle between Alexander for
Perryville, and Woods and Hawke for
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-08-28
nings we're played.

When Jimmy Taylor sent sizzling
two-bagger over the field in the ninth
inning, sending three comrades across
the pan, it looked like victory for
Pioneers. But Mousley's firemen came
bcak strong and scored two. tying the
score. Then Hastings decided that
they had been fighting long enough.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-08-28
LADIES, AUXnIARY MEETNG.

The Ladies' Auxiliary. Volunteer
Firemen's Relief Association, Will hold
special meeting at It's headquarters
Fourteenth and French streets, this
evening.
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sALISBURY STILL IN LEAD.

SALISBURY, Md, Aug. 2s.-Salis-
bury defeated Seaford on Saturday,
to 1, thereby maintaining its lead in
the Peninsula League. Mallonee and
Bateman smashed the ball hard.
Score.
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BASEBALL PROSPECTS
National LenQna.

New York at Cincinnati, clear,
Brooklyn at St. Louis, clear.
Boston at Pittsburgh, rain, two
games.
Philadelphia at Chicago, clear.
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American League.

Detroit at New York, rain.
Chicago at Philadelphia. cloudy.
ST. Louis at Boston, clear.
Cleveland at Washington, threat
ening.
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The complete score follows:
sTUBBg HIGH GUN AT R. r. SHOOT

At the p. B. and w. A. A. Gun
Club shoot, at Todd's Cut. Saturday
afternoon, A. c. Stubbe was high gun,
breaking SO out Of 100. The scores
made follow:
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peninsula LEAGUE
Standing Of the Clubs.
PEARSON CLEANS THE BASES.

MILFORD. Del, Aug. 2S.-Milford
defeated Cambridge on Saturday, 3
10 5. Pearsos home run with three
on featured Score:
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MIR. DEAKYNE A CANDIDATE.

MIR. DRAKYNE A CANDIDATE.
To the Editor OF THE EVENING
JOURNAL.
sir-You published in your paper
under date OF August 25 that Charles
7. Deakyne was not candidate for
assessor for st. Georges hundred.
That is an error some malicious per-
son has sprung upon me. VIII you
please contradict the statement.
am the Democratic candidate for as
SCISSOR for ST. Georges hundred. and
solicit the support OF all my friends.
Yours truly,
CHARLES n DEAKYNE.
Mlodletown, August 26, 1916.
II the Want Ads did not do their
work well, they would not be so gem
orally accepted.-Adv.
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Cambridge.


Two-base hits-Davis. Milan Ericc-
son, Klinghoffer. Home run-Pear-
son. Sacrifice hits-E Miller. 2. Base
stolen-By Dolan. Jamison, Ericsson.
Bases on balls-Oh Heller. 1; off VIII
son, 8. Struck out-By Heller, 2; by
Molineaux. 1 by Wilson, 1; by Bour-
land. 2. Time-2 hours. Umpire
Glatts.
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Shot at Broke.
HILLCREsT wHITRwAsHEs BONp.

In a one-sided game Hillcrest cas-
fly trimmed Bond Bottle Sealing Com
pany at Shellpot Park Saturday by
the score OF to 0. Peters had the
stopper makers completely at his
mercy, tanning seventeen men and
not issuing a pass. He did not allow
a hit until two men were out in the
ninth inning, ad this was the scratch
lest kind of a scratch hit Not a man
reached third base and only two goi
as far as second. So far this season
Hillcrest has won sixteen and lost
four. Score by innings
R.HE
Bond A. C. 90 10000 90 z
Hillcrest Il % 0 2 0 8 2 Ks - 4
Batteries Peters and Day; Rash
Goodwin. Bierman and Fowler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-07
THEATRES
PASTACES

PAN AVID
Audiences OF the Paniages thea
ire are being carried back 10 old
minstrel days this week.
George Primrose. with seven
members OF the Primrose g. West
minstrels. have an excellent act.
Haif-forRotten ballads are being
recalled. Primrose himself does
some OF his famous softshoe
dancing.
Something different is offered
by Resista. tho mechanical doll.
who changes weight. She weighs
only 81 pounds. yet she can appear
20 weigh a ton. In fact. II takes
the combined efforts OF five men
to III; her.
The comedy skii. The Good ship
Nancy Lee" with Gilroy. Haynes
and Montgomery. is funny Weber
and Elliott. Hebrew comedians. win
many laughs. lzetta. girl accord
ionlst. and Leo and Mae Jackson.
bicyclists. are good In their lines
Helen Holmes IL seen in the first
installment OF new serial. "A Lass
OF the Lumberlands
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Stall H. HIS graduated sugar. Gic
Stall ~. froah pastcuritcd milk &c at.
Be- pit stall 1928. 3 small cans milk. i0c
pkga fancy raisius, ttc. stall a. soc
coffee. 1Sc H.. Toe gloss starch. &C. Poe
baking powder. iac stalls a3-at. baking
soda &C. pkg. corn. Toe can. Grape
SUITS zee pkg stalls Gt-C5. best peanuts
100 H.. large ans Zoe doE stall 81
Sew Yakima and tdnho honey 17c comb
stall 40. cottage cheese, Toe 10 miycd
candy Ietgc 10 sweet cider. 31c sal
stall 1901 smoked pir taVis 12fsc III /;
picnic hams lGisc 90 stalls % 30.
lcutlis. Zoe No.. pure italy olive oil, aoc
pt lap rice. I HIS zoe. stall "a. pot
rpaHtr. Ec To- toe No.. boiling beef Be to
So ~ liver. &C. 10 pork sausage and
hamburger. 100 No. stall g.. lemons Toe
dor Crane fruit FOR Zoe; green pep
pors ao ~ stalls t-2. potntocH si6o
ssoit. delivered; Jonathan apples st2b,
delivered; Concord grapes zoe basket.
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SHORT NEWS

WILLIAM TUCKER and Stephen
Snyder pleaded guilty. Monday. in
Spokane. to having attempted 10
hold up and rob the Union Savings
bank. a short time ago. and both
were sentenced to serve % years IN
the penitentiary
ED HORN. 5e20 Shilshole ave
was strongarmed out OF $50 at 18th
ave ~ W and w 47th ST.. Monday
night.
e. q. STEEL. 1870 2lst ave. n. re-
ports that burglars entered HIS
home some time Monday and dis
appeared with a large amount OF
iewelry.
NJ. L. BAKER was awarded a $40
prize Monday night for the best
talk on an insurance question be-
fore a meeting OF the Puget Sound
Life Underwriters association.
NJ. NJ. SINGLETON. head OF the.
Singleton Shoe Co. died Monday
in the Seattle General hospital.
after a prolonged illness
CHARLES L. GILLETTE, OF the
Gillette Sign Co. died at the wheel
of his automobile Monday. while
motoring from Panther lake to Sc.
attic, supposedly from heart dis.
ease
A BURGLAR stole 500. a suit OF
evening clothes and several silk
shirts from ]. b Forresters room
in the ReNmere hotel, Monday aft.
ernoon
A. J. EVANS. OF Tho Dalles. Ore.
was found dead in field near his
home. with a bullet hole thru his
head. Monday.
RESIDENTS OF cambridge is.
land will obtain electric power from
Port Orchard by means OF suhma-
rine cable. according to an an
nouncement Monday by the public
service commission az Olympia.
AUGUST SWANSON, a Horse
Heaven farmer shot himself at
Prosser. Wash, because he suffered
from toothpche, and is in critical
condition
SIXTY JURORS were drawn
Monday for the November term Of
the federal court. which will open
November 81
COMPOSED OF Northwestern
business men. the Temple Ship
building Co has announced its In.
corporation for the purpose of
building wooden vessels In Seattle.
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COUNCIL WILL y
MEET ON new :
DEPOSIT PLAN

Council will meet IN special
sesslon Wednesday az .. m.
10 90 over the proposed opefst'
ina rules for utilities. publish.
ed tentatively by the public
service commission.
The city has been given two
weeks 10 voice objections 70 anY 81
the clauses. because Corporation
counsel Caldwell was not notified
ia time for representation during
the first Two days Of the coy
conference. Il
Among the proposed rules ~
request from the corporation owne 4
utilities 10 charge o s. deposit FOR
All light service. regardless of thel
credit n the user, established VI
property or signature.
Councilman Erickson introduced
an ordinance Monday condemnlng
property on Lake Union for the
new steam generating plant for
the city light department. II wiil
double the 7.5O0hilowatt capacity
OF the present city-oWned steam
generating facilities. and Will cost
approximately $4,000. and the
money VIII come from bonds ash.
ihorized by the voters March I.
1913.
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First ReturnsCheerG. .andDem
Leaders. Read How They View 1t

NEW YORK. Nov. The
national democratic headquarters
received its first election re-
turns today from The United
Press In the form Of the dispatch
giving the vote nj New Ashford.
Mass. the first town TO close the
polls
That's great said Treasurer
Morgenthau ~ WAS mighty
small town. but II is tremendously
Interesting You see. Wilson gain
ed three votes. hAving received
only four IN 1912. That - d gain
OF 20 per cent The republicans
gained only three over total vote
81 u for Taft and Roosevelt last
time II looks good
lie smiled broadly as he took the
Inred Prefs bulletin and read II
70 the other officials
NEW YORK. NOV. 7-Repub-
lican National Chairman Wilcox
got his first returns from the ma
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tional election today when he read
the United Press dispatch from
New Ashford. Mass He read IL
twice. then he smiled. and as the
smile grew broader. he turned TO
clerks and visitors in the office
and read the dispach aloud.
That's fine: that's fine. he
said
This little towns vote Is In
dicatiye Of ioday's result over the
entire country am gratified with
the start we have made
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Optician.
Phrenologists

ties and explains love affairs AMI fam
ny troubles. rsuniteH the separated efc
Explains permanent health rules
EstisfactiOn guaranteed or no charge
No one in trouble turned away money
or no money Permanently located al
sIg Union -
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faitlrr 600 ptE raufofnia pfunfs. Q
Doe -sr uhits fire zoe lb. phEs
Minute ftfsr taf. a. bottle grape iuirt.
str ffau 1 round and rifIolr steaks.
Ise ih hamburger nrt sauHaFr. Joe De-
fancy bacon. I-f Do fsal stew. Toe De-
Lea lamb I-Nr &c.. lawb fhnps Iir
sss stalls ig-H-it. fancy California as
pafaF.r. t1f ib nftifhokes ifr. buckle
hstrIss e Iha Zoe. best crannerrirs o Gee
esc. rerrf potatoes ihs far head iei
turs for Isc Ftan o. nnrf soft she'll
uairufa goo 90 Stale tt-rf. bars bsHf
s. bite soap ~ cans best rlIh. t.c with
Ih coffee q lha Eranuiatsd sugar tfr.
stalls 1i-fT fancy buuFrursf crabs 3
Tor s.r. red silver salmon. -ihs sfr.
olympia oysters fsc 90 Eastern oysters.
ssr ~ stall 90 fine honey . 30 CONT
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Ftocr atonk- I3ac IL, veal rh0pH. DO
NJ host Jersey butter lbs Zoe; good
storage cEgs 500 dor black eyed beans
lbs e5c. huckvhcat flour pure Eastern
SOC sack Toe toilet paper Sc, churoh's
grape Juice. pt zoe, at 3oc; marmniade
Iap can rock cod. roc 10 hctrlng. loo
a. crabs roc cach nut loaf cake SOC
~ milk bread 1c ana Toe loaf. chow
chow. goo pt queen olives. 2ir pt
apples Hcucncur. 81 box, bananas, zoe
doz. grapes. zoe doz sweet potatoes, D
o.
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MEDIUMS
MADAM CEALY

THE GREAT EGYPTIAN iHHESoi~.
OsfHr
who has ne poser 90 fnfrsr. ard tell
Yuu on al irlpuriart affairs 81 life
Tells ynar past present aai future life.
advises ir businssa ana family affairs,
rnuftehtp and marriage tells fhe nafns
- the man rr wufnan 500 wiii marry
tells your srrwira' names. ard hos -
conquer thsm. makes happlHsss be-
tpreu man ars wife tells shat yea
arn afarfed fss ard shat business l.
mnst lucky - VOC. tells tn regard -
your aEarrf fflsnfs The madam uas
never IN Seattle trfrrs she gives every
safisfartian Nsadtrrs this usrs sps-
rtaf SOC Hotel $Hfrln Henus ftstt4
T-Lrl ~ I-Iuarn ILha anl f-nLnn
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MADAM MELLfE

Wofids greatssf rialrtnfarf and rhre1-
aluEiFf guarantee Co read four entire
ne past. present ami fIturs Fitss true
advice 4n business laf~ health and
family affairs tells tho name - rour
futurs husband or wife and chat 20 Do
90 be surrraufui in NE she has iusf
arrived IN ihis ciiY never here tefnrs
onn visit viii pay you far your many
disnpuDlnfnenta tn others Fhr Viii re-
move ail obstacles ard toll 500 how ~
vin and hold the are sou dcrtre Ehe
gives advice on nli important affairs ~
NE Special readings toc ttntet tfk
room 1891 arrnuf near Pine
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DIVER GETS SILVER

NEW l. NDON Nov. a. When
the Deuta rland start3 on its re.
turn trip B. Germany. part of its
cargo will 80 six and a half tons of
silver bulh, a from the mint nj san
Francisco, raich arrived here to.
lnX
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s.rruss panel doors ........ s I -
Craftamau s-pAurI dnnrs ....-.-. ia
Craftsmsn siaas daars ......... SIS
tfNtN f.NEhf window ........ I te
fextaNts cottage front sinduw at as
Huursinw casrm~rt sash ......- So ui
fxs hot bod sash .........,.... SIS
Cupboard giass doors .......... 90
Cupboard panel doors .......... SIS
s.pty slash grain ransi. "a q esA
ply GOLD Seat Roofing ........ rs
Knock duNn window frames / 90
ari Dot flooring and rsHiHE
eco feet ....... ...... ~ 90
10 .fnnf rnorfnr aud ceiling
coo feet Zee
ana sin cedar sitinE per
900 feet fhas
q " WILLIAMS 60
Phone Main fttf istt rtfsf Ave- q
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th-Nouses for Sale
PUBLIC MARKETS
rINI STREET

Sirieiu steak Use 3D.. fancy Sliced
bacon .te DO fresh churucd butter t1c
Ib. nu cream cheese. eiC 10 SILVER
salmon Toe o. black cod lbs Zoe.
Hruaacla sprouts zoe &c.. extra fancy
Jonathan 80 30 box. burbank potatoes
psr rut. delivered. % 90. chow elbow.
loo at best local patent flour s. 600
salt rising bread. ice loaf. fresh beef
t5r ih rcd Fhlcid buttrr 600 H.. VIZ
ginta Count oysters. 100 VI nh pork
chops zoe 100. Log cabin syrup l1c pt
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eaiuuts sor lb stall NJ green tomatoes
sse crate. rlrr tomatoes bQc crate stall
nur nHu fsah sEEa daily atr aof
pulirf rHEs 600 dug Nna York sharp
cheese .sr Ih
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MADAM HONOR was eorN

dria. Egypt She f. recognized a. the
most wonderful phrsuoioRlst n :hs
vcrld Her readings vili astnnish you
as well NJ delight 1nu Che tells past
present and future correctly. SWING you
valuable Information on all affairs -
NE near ard dear 60 The human heart
n IN trouble sh~ ran hHlp YOU Hsf al d
vice 10 GOOD Try her Guaranteed sat
tsfartton Room ~ Anttsrs Hotel
d L
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27-For Rent Unfurnished

tiooo-s ROOMS. rANTHT uATit.
tarse Yard ss5f itth " Elliott 'set
QUEEN ANNE 10 HopNH HOr WATER
" Vast 1gs
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NINE. VICTORIA


The reiterated phrrnoinEist cialtvovant
and palnlat. gives scientific readings
ou on affairs ~ ne. past. present or
future You have sren tho others nov
sre tho hest % 300 trouble An readings
guaranteed antisfactorv or M foes ar.
rrpted Readings SOC Location over
owl drug store aobs PIKE 81. room g.
MADAM zONA
Hungarian ciairvoyant and card reader.
VIII toll 'our past present and future
80 charge n Eho docs not toll you the
Truth Room . Elliott Hotel 1861
rfss
FiI.L ,Nitp liEApI.,t - TrSIS-
also maui .Uring. Plaza Hotel. Fourth
av" room 200
NINE ORA -- rLNtHVOYANT. GARD
rond"r iist Hor"n ave, All n. IN
stairs
GERTHr DE JOHNSON. CARCApE no
tel circles rursdHNa Thursdays Read
inga daily Main 7t16.
WELINHLE CAUD WTNDING EPisTTNT.
this week. ~ 90 readings sbc. toc tIi7
scecnth ave, eide entrance
MADAM VELVN F scfENrfFIC CNRD
rcadcr its Fovcr,h nv. rooms ana 10
ciHcLE4 TUESDAY. r'upAY SUNDAY
evenings. readings dHiiv tlat Third.
oppoHit" p"stofn'o Hotel nyb"o
ciNIHNoNANT ASp FIlRENDLDGfsT
1la t.ni,"rritt. between ririh and sixth.
TELLS past. prcH'ut and future. consist
ms business and love affairs. advises
you about divorce cnaos and what viii
Dee your lucky step Boo NE TO take. VIII
tell fult names of YOUR lover sweet.
hsnrt. friends. enemies and what YOU
are most adapted FOR Special readings
81 90 rcrmnncntly located
TIIE READfNGs THAT CHEER -HNV.
gains this month CttirNoyant 1890
He,cnth ave. kelloRg's tho name
MADAM FRANK ~ CLAIRVoYAS
card reader, paimist use lii1 Third
awe. sterling Hotel
MADAM BRANDT READER. cam
palmisiryi setisfaction. Apartment f..
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ltl2 Third. sterling Hotel
MADAM PAULINE ~ CI.AInNoYANT
and trance medium, readings guaran-
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~ oe-s -nooM FtRNiHnLp uogFE
range. bath. sas electric uEht paved
streets. fine place far eco. AisH room
unfuFnlanrd fiat 1909 Terrace court
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CHANGE IN ADDRESS Subsetlh
ers should hc sure and give tbelt o'd
as well a. their new address.
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.steams- KulHhan win cRll M Port
r,,yns,nd uorthbouud Saturdays
o,tv leaving Seattle at 10 y m
points marked 80 are boat landings
Passengers Tor these points aud FOR
thor boat landing points must make
ibcir own arrangements Tor landing
and assume an risk and liability In
making such landing steamers pas
scnrcr rate does not include boat land
ing charges
baggage liability Is limited to wear
ing apparel not 10 exceed sio0 for
whole ticket $50 pounds allowed free
steamers and schedules subject 10
change without notice Freight re-.
ceivcd daily for nll points tcSccptinr
Tacomnl named IN above schedule
Tickets must be purchased al ticket
office open '~om 80 a. m to 1900
midnight
PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION co.
Ticket office. Colman Dock,
Phone. Main 3nO3.