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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-19
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militia ASSEMBLIES
At SEATTLE ARMORY

day In an effort to reach guards
men out OF town.
The Armory this morning pro
aented full measure OF war at
mospherc Seutries stood at watch
before the officers room. and only
those with real business to trans
act were permitted 20 take any OF
the officers time.
Average Age 10 %
Most OF the Washington guards
men are youngsters. the average
age being % years. Many high
school and university boys are In
the Guard. Most OF the others are
clerks and mechanics. A few are
professional men.
Coast artillery men. who have
not been called out, hung around
the Arrnory rather gloomily. They
were in civilian clothes. as con.
trasted with their more fortunate"
brothers in the infantry. who
quickly donned their khaki uni-
forms.
A. Work All Night
Col. VIM. inglis. commander OF
the Washington regiment. declared
the men probably would be- held in
Seattle under arms for four or five
days. while the companies arc be-
ing recruited. then will leave for
American Lake. where tho regl-
ment Is 10 be modified for the trip
TO the border.
Officers on the adjutant gener-
ais staff were at work nearly all
night attending to details.
Railroad officials were called In
for conferences.
They announced That troop
trains would be able TO get the
LIE men subject to call TO the mo-
bilization camp at American Lake.
south Of Tacoma, In AZ hours.
These men comprise the 10 peace
strength companies of the Second
infantry. ". q. W, Col. William
lnglis: Troop b. cavalry; Company
A, field signal corps. and the SAM.
tary divisions.
VIII Have to Recruit
The companies will be recruited
Immediately. under instructions
from the war department, to war
strength. They will have to prao-
tically double their numbers. The
companies average Go men, already
equipped, at peace strength.
Because all possible moves have
been anticipated. tentative orders
for the movement to American lake
are already printed.
The schedule of train movements
Is completed. They were worke
out for the regular summer moblll.
zatioD.
Five Companies Here
Five OF the Second infantry com.
panies, the signal corps and tn
sanitary divisions. are made up OF
Seattle men.
Two companies arc from North
Yakima, one frcu Aberdeen. two
from Spokane. one from Walla
Walla and one from Centralia.
Company +, OF the Second In.
fantry, is made up OF University Of
Washington students.
Troop Il. cavalry. is stationed at
Tacoma
Many Professional Men
The provisional machine gun
company II from Spokane. II "a
part of the Second infantry.
The call includes all the state
militia with the exception OF the
coast artillery companies and the
naval militia
Many county and city employees
and professional men OF Seattle are
among those who must answer the
call.
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TROOP SHORT ON MOUNTS

TACOMA. June ie.--rn line with
the general National Guard mo-
biliKatlon orders. Troop D. local cav.
airy company. has been ordered TO
assemble at the armory here at 10
a. m. The troopers are expected
10 march 10 tho rendezvous al
American lake late this afternoon.
There are about rs men In
Troop u. all fully equipped. but
with only about 20 servlceable
mounts.
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TO TURN OVER RAILROAD

MADISON. Wis. June I've
will turn over the entire railroad
to the government for the move
ment Of troops"
This was tho announcement Of
President Ashton OF the Chicago
& Northwestern railroad today.
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The National Guard Of Washing.
ton is the only organization OF
guardsmen In the country which Is
fully equipped 20 take tho Held. &C.
cording TO a recent report of the
federal division OF militia affairs.
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OREGON FORCES ASSEMBLE

PORTLAND. June is.-one regi.
ment OF Infantry. a battery OF field
artillery. one troop OF cavalry. q
machine gun company and SAM
tary detachment gathered in ore.
gon at 6 o'clock this morning ad
ara expected to mobilize az tho
Clackamas rifle range tonight.
Mllitinmen were routed from
their beds at midnight last night
and the work Of mobilization was
begun.
The present strength Of the
forces which have received mobil.
nation orders Is about ZOO men.
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I'll ttot:s Ts &c Ghn1at1hin Grey

who makes a bad matter worse by
mixing in the affairs OF married
couple. You must choose for your.
self. You would be very foolish 10
rely upon the opinions OF other peo-
pie in regard TO anything 30 serious.
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RECRUIT new FORCE

As soon as the present guard il
into the federal service.
another regiment will be recruited
here to take the piece OF the See.
Dnd
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o.-Could you tell me whether or
not one is compelled to act as a
witness In a divorce case. II they
do not wish tot G. s.
Ayes, II they are served with
subpoena and witness fee is paid in
advance.
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Away With
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During the month of June teeth
cleaning will be si.00 and treatment
for Pyorrhea Will be from 81 to $40.
EDWIN j. BROWN, ID. ID. 3.
Offices established rs years. AL
evenings until and Sundays until
Z for people who work. Phone Main
$3.50
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"a couple were divorced here.
In three months the man went 70
Victoria and married another wo-
man. They came back to this city
to live. Are they legally married?
JOHN w.
A.-No.
o.-What Is the largest lake In
the Northwest and Its dlmensIons7
ElvA.
A.-Lake Chelan. II is 10 miles
long and about three miles wide.
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Dental Reduction Extended
~ Edwin ,. Brown.
- ~ q

seattls's Leading Den
tfst offices 7O5-7f3
First ave-. in wash
fngton and Union Blka
There are so many
people who have not
been able to take ad-
vantage Of my s35 sets
Of teeth for $50 that I
have decided to con-
tinue the reduced rates
until July I.
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JUNE GOLD
E1uf,JNGs

During the sentire
month of June I will
put in 50 gold filings
FOR $3.50, So filings for
50 and $40 filings for
s..
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POST & LAW
ANTI-LAROR


ual trades unions in mind which
can name by number but had In
mind several cases OF buildings in
New York City, for example, the
brick layers working on which they
spent about one-third OF the working
day sitting around smoking their
pipes and chatting, because they had
laid the number OF bricks to which
they were limited for tho day by the
union to which they belonged. had
In mind numerous expenses of my
own In dealing with working men In
Princeton where ! once found 1t i'm
possible, for example on a very cold
evening to get broken window pane
mended at the house of an invalid
friend because the prescribed labor
hours of the day were over she plaz-
Ter could not venture, without risking
q strike to do the work himself. and
could not order any of his workmep
to do II. had in mind scores of In
stances in short, lying within my own
experience and resting iipon the testl
mony OF friends in whose veruclty
have every reason to have the great
est confidence.
II, OF COURSE cOulu NOT III lhe NhSe
Of more than Que or two o. these In
stances give legal proof Of my asser-
tons, but the evidences have are en-
tIrely sufficient to convince me of the
general truth of tho statement II
made.
VERY truly yours,
"(signer) WOODROW WILSON.
"Mr. Edgar Il. Laverty."
The committee has in its posses
sion the original letters Of Mr.. LAYER
ty and Woodrow Wilson above quot
ed.
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continues; but no person in the military,
naval or marine service of tho United
states shall be deemed resident Of this
State by reason OF being stationed there
In"
The proposed amendment IL designated
nA "Woman's Suffrage msndmcnt" and on
the official ballot to he voted at said cleo
tlon will be printed the following:
BALLOT ON CONSTITUTIONAL WON.
ANS SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT.
Amending Section one OF Article -Four.
For ratification Of Woman's Suffrage
Amendment.
Against ratification Of womans sur
frnRe Amendment.
Those favoring the ratification Of saId
amendment will vote For Ratification Of
woman'S Suffrage Amendment" and those
opposing VIII vote Against RatincAtion OF
WOnAn'H Suffrage Amendment"
Given under my hand md the Great Seal
of the State, at tho Capitol, this eighth day
Of August In the year OF our lord One
Thousand Nine Hundred and Sixteen, and
Of the State the Fifty-fourth.
BY the Governor.
HENRY d. HATFIELD.
STUART F. REED,
Secretary Of State
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE


REAL ESTATE.
Pursuant TO the authority OF IL decree Of
the Circuit Court OF Harrison County, West
Virginia, entered on the End day Of Octo-
her, 1916, in tho Chancery cause therein
pending wherein +. o. sutton, AdminiStrR-
tor, is plalntin, and Sigournla Mcwhorter.
and others, are defendants, the undersigned
Special Commissioner Will proceed on the
TWESTY-FIFTH DAY OF NOVEMBER
1915,
at the hour OF 80 o'clock =. NJ, to sell
at public cutlery Ut the front door Of the
court house of Harrison county, West Hir-
ciuia, to the highest and best bidder. the
following described real estate
That certain lot or parcel Of land lying
and being In the Town of Broad Oaks
in the County Of Harrison. State OF West
virginia, beginning at post on south side
OF Daisy street, corner to lot owned by
l.. L. Mercer, and running thence with line
Of said lot $. q degrees 8 minutes Il. 100
minutes w. 43 feet to stake, corner to
land Of Richard II. Lowndes; thence N. 30
degrees 40 minutes W. $40 feet and inches
to stake on South side Of said Daisy
street; and with said street n. So degrees
10 minutes r. IS feet to the megiuninR, and
being the same lot that was conveyed to
William L. McWhorter, now deceased, by
Richard Il. Lowndes, and wife, by deed
dated the 9Th day Of August, 1911, said
Clerks ONCE Of Harrison County, In Deed
Book No. POI, page $50. There is n good
dwelling house upon this lot.
TERMS OF SALE :-One.thi Of the
purchase price, or as much more thereof
as the purchaser may elect to pay, cash
in hand on day Of sale, and the residue
upon n credit Of six, twelve and eighteen
months. the purchaser TO execute interest
bearing notes for deferred purchase money,
with approved personal security, the Hpe-
cInl commissioner to reserve a vendors
lien in deed as further security.
r. o. SUTTON,
Special Commissioner.
/, I. Wade Coffman, Clerk OF the Circuit
Court Of Harrison County. West Virginia,
do certify that +. o. Sutton, the Special
Commissioner named In the foregoing no.
tlce Of sale has this day entered into bond
before me with approved security as pro-
yIded by the decree In snid cause
l. WADE COFFMAN. Clerk.
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rNITED srArEs a. AA1rn1cA

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Northern District Of West Virginia, ss !;
In the United States District Court In md
for snid District.
In the matter of j. Jacobs, Bankrupt.
No. 1854, In Bankruptcy.
PETITION FOR DISCHARGE,
To the Honorable Aston q. Dayton, Judge
of the District Court OF the United States
for the Northern District Of West Vir-
ginia:
j. jacobs. of Clarksburg, IN the County
Of Harrison, and State OF West Virginia.
In said District, respectfully represents
that on the 3lst day OF August, INST past,
he was duly adjudlcAted bankrupt under
the acts of Congress relating TO bank
ruptcy; that he has duly surrendered all
his property and rights OF Of property, and
has fully compiled with nll the require
ments of said acts and OF orders OF the
court touching his bankruptcy.
Wherefore, he prays that he may be
decroed by the Court to have a full dis
charge from all debts provable against his
estate under snid bankrupt acts, except
such debts as are excepted by law from
such discharge.
Dated this 10th day of october. A. D.,
=. JACOBS, bankrupt.
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.
Northern District of West Virginia, SIS:
ON this 18th day of October, A. D., 1915,
on reading the foregoing petition, It is
Ordered hx tbs C0Drt thAt a. hsas6s1 ha
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had upon the same on the fourth day Of
december, A. d., 1910, before SAId court
at Clnrksburg, in said district, Mt 10 o'clock
~ the forenoon; and that notice thereof
be published in the Telegram Il newspaper
printed In said district. and that NIL known
creditors and other persons In interest
may appear at the said time and place
and show cnuse, II nny they have, why
The prayer Of the said petition should not
lie granted.
And It iE further ordered by the Court
that the clerk shnll send by mail to ali
known creditors copies Of said petition md
this order addressed TO them at their
places OF residence us stated.
Witness the Honorable Aston q. Dayton,
j udgc Of the said Court, aud the seal there
OF, at Clhrksburg In sud district, on the
nth day OF October, A. D., 1910
Attest:
(SeaD =. =. =. $. II. HARRISON. Clerk.
Z. s. D. C.. n. u. W. Va.
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GAINES TO SPEAK.

Announcement was made today by
Senator Roy z. Parrish, chairman
Of the Republican county executive
committee, that former Congressman
Joseph Holt Gaines, OF Charleston,
chairman Of the Republican state
committee, will speak in Salem
Thursday, November 2.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

position, by an eIperienccd
Italian Blacksmith, at coal mine, factory
or any kind Of blacksmithing. CaiI
Home phone GiG-X.
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DRESSMAKING

Observation-Disclosures fine TAILORING 80
clalty. All work guaranteed Hattie /,
Greene. Huffman Hall Bldg, Court street,
Bell phone 1881. -
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MONEY TOLOGN

WHY BE WITHOUT MONEY! -
commodats everybody, By loanInR money
on watches, diamonds. lswGlry. music1I
Instruments. etc. Jos. Jay, jeRslsF,
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coNsr1rurIoNAL AamNpMnNr



A Proclamation: BY the Governor.
], Henry d. Hatfield, Governsr Of the
State OF West Virginia, pursuant TO the
Constitution and laws Of said State, an
nouncinR to the voters Of the State Of
West Virginia that, on the Tuesday next
after the FIRST Monday in November, in the
year One Thousand EyIue Hundred ana
sixteen, at the general election held on
that day, there Will be submitted for rati-
hcAtion or rejection an amendment to the
Constitution Of said States as follows; TO-
Proposed Amsndmsnt.
That Section one OF Article four Of said
Constitution a. 1t "a now is to be altered
and amended SO as to read as follows:
Section one. Ts citizens Of the State,
both male and female. shall be entitled to
vote at all elections held within the coun-
ties In which they respectively reside; but
no person who is a minor or Of unsound
mind, or n pauper, or who 10 under convic-
tion Of treason, or bribery In an elec
ton, or who has not been resident Of
the State for one year, and OF the county
in which he or she offers to vote, for
sixty days next preceding such offer, shall
ha- n&Smitted 70 Yota while such disability
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WANTED TO RENT

WANThD-Room and board by man and
wlfe' no children, in private family. or
three rooms for light housekeeping; ref
Telegram office.
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FOR SALE FARMS

FOR SALE-Farm, 100 acres, new six
room house, basement, free water and
gas, barns, cattle scales large bottom
about one mile from Norwood. For rent,
i've room apartment, modern IN every
particular; also nine room house. two
minutes walk from courthouse. Apply 70
II. ]. White 4 Co. McCurty Bldg, Bell
phone los. Res. l362-L. HoIne phone as,
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WANTED TO RENT-A i've or sir roon,
house or apartment, good location. nv
November !. Address "a. c." care Tel
egram office.
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LOST

nCy, ~1-N------~---~-~-
L0ST-sunday afternoon. between ntho
fiace ana stop 81 on Bridgeport car line,
name of ]. NJ Hun. stamped on handle.
FINDER kindly return to the Telegram
office and receive reward
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WANTED TO RENT--By November /. two
rooms, down stairs preferred, centrally
located, or good house on East side. See
phone lGOp-R.
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FOR sALE-House md lot centrally To-
Gated: an modern convenences, includ-
ing sleeping porch six rooms, reception
hall and finished basement. This Is
bargain. Inquire Mt Room 42G Empire
Bldg Bell nhOne 1O1, Home III.
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FOR RENT-A large furnished front room,
with two beds, with use OF bath and
telephone, nice neighborhood, three min
Lee street.
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REAL ESTAlE


SQUANDER MONEY?
You can put II into house that
viii ever enhance In value. You nav
heaper rent while paying for your
residence. and you are buying homo
hat will be shelter to yourself and
your family always. Come In and
'alk II over.
NEW FAIR GROUNDS
:: ~: !: Il: i: Il: : :: : :,..
NORTINIEV
wa hnvn a s,,Iondt1 ,,co,t Ia, 80,
tT,,.,,... -, =. ~ =, -, 's ~ ~
oiuoT hNthuu IN NOrtnNlcW. Tor Aale.
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FOR RENT-HoGses

For RENT Seven room house with bath,
~ Kelly street, Apply. to w, u. New
FOR RENT Two five room houses in Alta
Vista, fine well water immediate posses
sion Rent ST. 70 each in advance. In
uuire corner 3rd and Hickman SITS.
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FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished front
he'd rooms, suitable for one or two gen
tIemen; MI C0nveniences, Apply ut 1OS
Virginia avenue, or call Bell phone
1911
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FOR RENI-furnLsned Rooms

FOR REST-COmpletCIy Furnished rooms
and apartments for Hight housekeeping;
most central and hom0lIke apartments
IN thg city, ground door, large porch and
yard, use or phone. Inquire of House
Keeper, Tower Apartments, ~ HeW0s
street. Bell phone 767-R.
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WANTED TO 5uY
ON Field Casino Wanted


Will buy any kind of second hama
Casing, Iron Tanks, Old Wells, Driiiing
Io0ls, etc. WIN pay $500 per ton for drS
junk Rope. delivered -
Have 1000 II. of new youngstown Casing
Q BIG In. for Be below market price. VIII
$500 per thousand. 'St
Have oil and gas stock for sale or trade
II you are looking for bnrgain, see
II. H. BELL,
5oi-2 Union Bank Bldg
WANTED TO BUY-veai calves and
fat hogs. Phone or write Candy
Provision Company, Clarksburg,
WANTED TO BUY WHEAT
Write or phone Anchor Mills,
ITO West Pike ST., CIarkS-
burg, w. Va.
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Bowling Alleys '0''
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fvK SALE-Miscenanoous


FOR SALE--A good horse and single wHg-
on. Apply NJ Clemms Wall Paper store.
4lS West Main ST
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H. F. MODLEN

WANTED \ barber at once. Apply cor
Nortlview at SOrthview Grocery store
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FOR sALE-undsrwood typewriter In good
condition; very reasonable price +. A,
Odds. III Chapel street, city. Bell phons
1851.
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FOR SaLe-H0USES

FOR SALE-'ren lots In Reynolds addition.
near Hazel Atlas Glass Factory, $3.50 90
and up per lot: also lots and houses In
ClarkSburE and suburbs at low prices.
j. o. r. Tidler, III Court street, City.