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noys WANTED

Wanted. at once several live boy. living
IN the vicinity ~ Fifth aud Denny
~ Queen Anne and Mercer. We have
several Food routes open IN this terri
tory fof huatlrrs See or phone VITA.
chester, circulation department. star.
GENUINE fANAMAS 1900 VALUES
Tor tsse, l.uudauist ,t.iily upstairs
clothes sher, urcen hldg. Nourh and
Pike
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ACREAGE FOR SALE
ACRES. IMPROVED
INNING CREEK. PRICE St.soe

Thls place improved for q home;
nice shade trees. flowers and
lawn. we'll settled district. close
n! cheap fare downtown. wom-
an selling on account ~ having
operation. Coed house aud out
Buildings. over 80 young bearing
fruit trees Of different kinds
slso SMALL fraitss lots % straw
berries. ever an acre Ia garden.
potatoes beans. cabbage, car
Ycts onions. etc. enough wood
eat q last one year. ard plenty
Jeff on place 90 last five years.
about So acre IN clover fine
creek running through property.
Party buying can have poa.cn.
.len a, once. Everything xosa.
iaefadlnK garden. for S.seo.
small cash payment down. bal.
arc. SIS monthly, call At s9s
New York Riock Tor location
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PUGET SOUND
STEAMERS
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
STEAMERS LEAVE vWoM CoLMAS
DOCK. root or MARION nrHrsf
| L.avs Arrive
| aeattis Seattle
svkter,a. N. C.-rort Tswss~ud--rert
Angels
| isfss sts~msr sol Do~. for Tiitpm
mid trownssnd. Angeles dahy
ntsht ana Victoria
| daily .poss not call at
vie,sria sundays
Tacoma Direct
| Z eosfn 'rte.smers Tacoma ard sHfosm
ssesm isdisssp polls for Ia ie'tean
| IL isoam coma direct steamer lstepm
isspm every two heurs. zoe -'ttPH
ieepm lsinsls trin Gee rouns sepm
teoprn "trip. slepn
| r,esnmr s;sepm
,i1,mk sepm
s.iiy daily
Pert Townsend special
Team "A, s,.... TOR ForT i1ispm
seepm lTo-rsssd dir.et istspm
daily ironsee,s 81 Townssndl sally
f~i,h rail lines fsr all
| points on olympioi
ip.ninsuis
ars~srt-- sod reiiinghsn
team steamer whsteewi sisesn
! daily for snAcsT,ss and daily
issiiinshsrn.
l
\ y,~sss-resIs.sh sss---Aesesrs~s-
Fort Townsend
| issspms. =. Gsa.hss. fc.I t;sspm
daily trvsrstt Anseoriss daily
land n. iiinrhs
San Jass Isisras-- n-ii,eshsm
,e ST.. Rssaiie, for roTt tisosrn
rrtar'hslro~nssnf snd nsi- Tusst'y
sunday iinshsu. via ell san Thurs'y
Tas.s'y iJusa island pein,s saiary
Tharsyi
Part rcwps-~d-rert ArGeies-Sesh
nay s-a We. rsrts
=. &c str wsisissie. fer tsspm
rnt1s'h,vart Townsend. Port Tsssf
sunfsTiAnGs'ss. Nssh bay. Thsrsr
Tussdyisnt -sy porte sa'ary
r.rx rsuus~nA-psvS Angeles, Ctaliam
sod way rs~<s
ifiss Nss CITY 81 Asssiss.l 10 sepm
ru,t-'htssr Port ro~nrsnd, oshy
dairy 'rer- Williams Dun
tgsnsss and Pert A.
ississ Goes snrsuGh
10 ciaiism en- trips
fi.ssinx Seattle Nor.f
s.ys w~irssdays
lana yridays eriy.
r.~s o.~bi~--LsAs.w-rls
1ss.rn iss.arpss ruses. f~l tsssn
esny ixinrs,sn. o.mhi daily
suesp, T. udtov "rsion sseept
s.,ur.yVtasis Townsend. sunday
Evansville and Hsd-
roef
ssspu steamer Puget. fwl epeepm
ig,rs-,on. Laaisv sadI
way pain,s
Adam steamer Puget. f-vl tibtpm
txins,,or. Lndiov and
~sy roin,s
Hood OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
l-TTssrn str, ros,.'ch. tori ifse
a.iiy tf.ualow. Pert Gamble rnidn'ht
| ..e.o, ..pansor ard All ssesp,
puraay points en- Hood Canal sunday
| p,,n,s MARKED 90 ar. hoss landings
Passenger. foe these points and for
ether boa, landing points must make
| mel, own arrangements for LANDING
| .ns assume all risk ana liability In
| -.kins such landing Steamers pss.
| ..nk,r rate does net include beat land.
| ins ehsrtes
| parssss liability 10 iirrsssd 70 wear.
| tag apparel. no, 20 eSeesd zee for
~hoi. ticket $50 pound, allowed ire.
e,safners and schedules subject 20
hang. without notice Freight r.-
esiv.d daily for all points tsxcepsins
| Taenrna1 named In above sch sAuis
| ticket. must be purchased At ttetst
| ofsiae Open from sis q m 10 ~ %
mldniGht
| PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION %.
Ticket OfSies. Coimsa Deck-
Phone. Main seea.
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on MAIN LAND

on MAIN LAND
10 ACRES SlSa; SiS CASH
tse.,sd aerth OF city. On boulevard
running north from University. Part
sisek bottom. haiane. brown loan lies
me. abundance % water. never oves-
rsss. soil from ; 10 feet deep and
level. auto stage tine 90 SEATTLE 5000
-eirhsar.. free title insurance. war
rsntv deed Just think. SIS VIII put
vou IN possession. balance 70 suit
~ ,Ais rs our auto free.
csn Al afffre for more particulars ard
srPetnsEnrnt-
-his fsna - easily worth 81 900.
AAsE> a SEXTON COMPANY
1919 First Ave. Elliott bftl,
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MADAME ioNiA

cLafnvoYANT. PltRENOLOGIsr AND
rAf.MIErRY
SO University. near Fifth. Tells past.
prsS~n, and future. consisting business
AMI tnve affairs. advise you about al
vpfc- case. and whA; viii 10 your
lucky step In life 60 take. will tell fuii
names % your lover. sweetheart.
friends. enemies. and what you ere
most adapted for. Headings daily and
Sundays
MADAM prasiTrA. RELIABLE ME-
DUN and card reader gives Valuable
advice on business and domestic AZ
fairs ~ rot ARE IN TROUBLE
consult her SPECIAL. SOC. ftssn
Firr, ave opposite Liberty theatre.
nAFAEt.-MEDftiM oiVEs SAuNs.
dates. facts IN iovs. marriage. bust
usss. efr. Absolute satisfaction guar
an'ssd or no rhars~. Special iow 70.
to-day. go LihertY BIDS. i.ot Third
ave
Mii8 doLbkH. rAsrEhN MEbIUsf.
viii he here ore month more. Circles
Wednesday,. Ffidays. consultation
daily. 1914 Hsvsnth ave
nv BERrHa SEfAoS ID-
wiser. gives private CONSULTATION daily.
circle. SUNDAY. Tuesday and Friday
evenings itot Fourth ave.
MnH MURDOCH -sPfRtTvaL MiSta.
ter circles Tuesday Friday evenings.
consultation daily. Hotel nYhss. i4st
Thlrd eve. rhoa. Elliov ana.
aEv. vAcK. Sow a.t LiRgHrY
BLDG. corner Union and Third ave
Consultation daily. circles Tuesday.
Friday. class "Wednesday. .. NJ.
AbDiE EwAtS-MrpitM i,is SIXTH
ave. Reading this week. See. Circle
Tuesday.
PROFESSOR swEETzER. arATTLE'a
creates, medium. vlii locate sny,hinr
IL. Howard ave. ~.
MADAM FRANK = CARD READER
Paimiss. fte. isss Pike. Elliott
itss.i. room !;
MME cMANf.Orro = rcfr~TfrtC
pslmist Teaches and reads daily by
appointment phon. Eliiot, tstst.
MADAM kATHRrN = WONDERFUL
trance reader. tee ioth PIKE. NJ.
iios; Hotel. room 0
ZELtDO- Cf.ktRvoyASr
None bstssF. Ahsoiuts facts. palm
reading. - cents ga Union.
zgLt.po-s INDIAN row DER cuHEe
sore feet. makes feet smaller. Is
emit. s;i Union
oRpAIN MINISTER
HELEN RICE BURLElGH
Circles sunday. Tuesday. Friday even.
tnss. Consultation daily. 80. THIRD
reseS,n,,.s,Jts.,,o-ooo-oco~.ooooo-
50 LEGAL NOTICES
Mt WIFE LILLIAN RAHcHRE. Hhs
this dat isu my bed and board. and
I hereby claim no further rcspoani-
hility for debts incurred BY her. July
g. 1917 Pred Esachks
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kNNANAtl1t - % hat. iNNk ist ave
80 FEMALE HELD WANTED

$4,000 ~~- - : - W %. !. leeN - ave
~ FEMALE HELP WANTED
WANTED EIGHTY Ri:RRY piCKFRS
Have large fields OF hiackberriea and
rasphsrries splendid accommodation.
water and fuel furnished Nns. g. n
White. sumner. Washington.
wASrEp-woMEN AND uiRfs TO
prepare fruit for canning Com. pre-.
pared Tor work. National CANNING CO
ifse West spokane ave Take Faunt.
leroy or All car, get Oft a, Riverside.
RAsfnERRN rtCtrRs wANrrn-
Women ard families with children
from 10 years uP preferred. Cieanest
and best quarters Write for particu.
lars a, Charleston. sumner. Wash
WANTED BERRY PiCkERs. HOUSE.
Wood, water. straw free, Address. Les
lie snew. sumner. wash.
HotsEkEEfER on SMALL FARM
Deed home ana reasonable wages
nor A-tt. star
WOMAN CoMrosfroR FOR
country weekly. Good wages. steady
SSs :, Ing VIZ a. iSIs Ieisa sSs
3s-FEmALE SITUATION wrp.
SNAIL WIDOW. ~. HoUsEkEErfNdi
for American man under 20, over .
feet inches. neat inside aawtniii !.
others need no; reply Address A-st
star.
ELDERLY WIDOW. GOOD COOK. ECO
nontcal heuankecpsr. would appreciate
home hor Al. Star.
NN~@~rNr~N~N~~~r~~~~~sNN~
80 AGENTS WANTED
ACTIVE MEN AND WOMEN ORGAN.
tiers wanted, good commissions
HATS Club. Lyon nuiidlnr,
ss-6uSiNEss OPPORTUNITIES
Visit TO SELL sAwMif.f. Pf.ASER
and timber. Eood runniaE shape. 20 ".
capacity also good farm. or mill and
timber alone. cheap. Address steven
nask.tt. kiaher. wash.
PHYSICIANS ANU SURGEONS
DIR. o. y. lEEER-PHYstcfA ASp
surgeon, serito-urtnsfr and rectal si.-
Eases Traders niock. corner rhtri
ave and Marion 81 Hours m. 90
. m sv~uinEs : 20 >. Sundays 10
&c u Phone Efitott fis
<~~~~~~<~~S~~~~-~S~s~~~ s~-~S~e~<~N~~~0~l~s~.~
- LOST AND FOUND
WILL PERSON WHO FOUND "a
folding Brownie camera az t1rd and
Motor please notify A. Clarke. t.ss
Dayton. and receive generous reward ?
Will PARTY WHO FOUND BLACK
handbag July please call kenwood
IT'S axsins Reward
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WOMEN. usE YouR CREDIT orrN
charge account We viii give YOU
credit TO outfit yourself IN anything
you may need tn '1tAtu GOODS" You
pay on easy terms 81 factory prices.
We manufRcture everything that IL
worn IN hair soods OF any special pat
tern or design. nrirE M your cut hair
or comhinEs, We make them UP AZ
factory prices. We dye and make over
your old swttehss Mail orders given
prompt attention.
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Al. uFr wO CHINESE MEDICINE co.
sos James 1t. bot. snd aud ard ANos
Seattle. wash, Esta hiished 1908.
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CONSULT MADAM LEssLiE

MEDIUM
One who can actually tell you what you
want to know without asking a single
question. Gives advice how to gain
success in business and family affairs
courtshlp and marriages.. tolls you
what business II most lucky for you.
and what part Of the world will he
more successful for you. hdviaos how TO
gain and hold good position. She tells
n tho one you love In true or false
gives the name Of your future husband
or wife. ana causes speedy marriage
with ths one Of your choice brings the
separated together. makes happineas
between man and wife. Tho madam
can advise how 20 avoid all bad luck
and evil influence and trouble. and
cause you 10 have good luck ana sue
cess In anything you take IN hand. This
lady does not toll 20 pieafs you, but
gives only truthful advice you can de-
pend on. Ono visit to best will repay
you for many dlshppolntmsnta In 9th
ers This IL the madnm's first time in
Seattle. HatlsfR elton guaranteed or no
charges. Special readings 30 cents for
two weeks only. Hotel Norris room 2.
I423t1 Third. between Union and Pike
Hours. to s;30. daily and sunday
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NEM ENt WALK DANC'.s
1 or , lessons. litts cos
separate halls, all DAY aud
evening the year round.
90 you can dance with ANY.
cue! ,oung lady assistance
TRIAL free middle sKeJ and
business peorls. no differ
snes " YOU haven't danced
STEVENS ACADEMY
iagt 9TH.
Established over 10 Gears
Tel Main 1911 tMsu 81
National United Masters Of
Dancing Assn
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CHINESE MEDICINE
n You Have Been
Doctorins without he
suit for Years. ses Me
and Investigate my
remedies.
The mos, ohstin ate
caass ~ asthma. rheu-
na,isrn and nervous
. disorders havs bscn
treated successfully.
Constipation. cntarrh
ma disorders OF the
bladder. skin ana
stomach. ~ we'll IS
appendicitis, are re-
,ievsd without opera
ton. NY advice II
free.
'EsE NEMFDY co.
un aa-a- Af00
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IS BUSINESS PERSONALS
GET WELL IN
NATURAL WAY

a. lice We, Chinese
nature herbs home
remedies. suocosnful
" treating stomach.
u a ey. bladder.
rheumatism. blood
disorders and Many
other ailmenta of
men and women by
using chinese nature
herbs
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3s-FEMAle SITUATION VII

SNAIL WIDOW. ~. HoUsnkEErfNG
for American man under 20. over 8
feet inches. neat. inside sawtuiii I.
others need no, reply. Address As.
star.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11

, VIII be the speaker at the 'AXron
7 Tabernacle" meeting sunday even
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11
Sentence Sermons By Ell Paso Ministers

" THLE prayer daily thought
NJ does allow
unsuppied faculty Perry
J. Rice, the First Christian
wrong for them to do
right-Rev II LangOu of Highland Baptist Church
strength numbers wealth or eucs
tn but the gifts Holy spRev L Bond of
Highland Park Methodist
The banner Christ the
expected rally the flag
eaH to the eorsRev Charles L 0vstreet the Presbyterian
Church
says "a mani thinks in his heart so is hv and
further mans acts ten
the truth Of his feRev Asher A Davis Presbyterian
the beginning Christ the delegated
IItchelnore Of Atura Presbyterian
may democracy" but will never be safe
long peace
when
Calvary Iouston Square Baptist
years and time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11

$50 %. n. sunday. Dr. Bond has re-
turned from his vacation The prayer
and praise service Wednesday night
VIII be at 80
Trinity Methodist.
At Trinity Methodist church. south
corner Mesa and Boulevard. chaplain
John a Randolph viii occupy the
pulpit at the morning hour sunday
and Rev. Hubert II. Smith, presidi1-
elder OF the Fl PasO district, VIII
preach az tho evening service
Special music for the morning ser
vice VIII be an authem-"He Shall
Come Down Like Rain DUDLEY
Buckl. ard the anthem for the even
ing hour viii be The Radiant Morn
Ils Passed Away Woodward.
NsIcfa Methodist.
At the Xsl5ta Methodist church
sunday. services viii be held both
morning and evening by the pastor
Rev A. B. Weaver. sunday school is
At 9-f5 a. IN, and preaching services
II j a. m. and p. H.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11

The Christian Endcavfr VIII meet AZ
$50. and the church VIII Join -n the
omen air union service 1- cleveland
Square in The evening
Austin Park Christian.
Rev D.. ID. BOYLE, Of Faiac.os, Tex
who was here in a meeting last IAN.
IS Iu the city and will occupy the
pulpit ut the Austin Park Christian
church sunday morning AZ II oc-ocN-
The communion VIII ureceoe the ser
mon. beginning at 1888 The chorus
VIII sing the anthem -Iralse Re the
Lord" Louise MacLflleu viii lead
the Christian Eu5eaVCr at 6-f5 p m
There viii he no preaching service In
the evening
Church Of st. Clement.
At the Church OF S. Clement sum
day the early celebration OF The Holy
Communion VIII he a. 1-aG o'clock I'm
the Easter chapel sunday school IS
az $3.50 o'clock Holy Communion ana
sermon IS at J. o'clock The Suntrct
of the sermon, by Rev RULER Swll-,
rector. VIII be- THE Souls REGARD
CaIvary-FIOustOn Square baptist
81 Calvary Houston square BaprisL
church. sol Montana the pastor, Rev
10. J. wade viii preach both morn
l-- and evening SUNDAY The morn
ing theme VIII be "a SAFE Place 10
ha "T-uI Before Felix The sunday
school meets ut $3.50 o. u- with O. "
49, '-5 FL -- - ~
----.-'7 ----- 90 D. --
First Baptist.
During the absence or IteT- j. r.
Williams, D. y. VINO IS taxing ms
vacation IN CANTOR MA t.-N- Salaes T.
Daniel, Missionary VIII SUP ply inc
pulpit OF the First Esptlst cl--e- az
morning services mere WI re 10
evening se1F ICES n ms cl4-l.- q ~ =
Ing the month or aug aS- INC q L-.g'
B. J. j. T. meets 81 J. a'- re i-l---
week pray er meeting y ean gSiAF es-
e1'n- W--l 'e conducted ny Kew s- 70
Daniel
Alta vista hiSei"n-
Il revival -aea---- e'ul-.-g- ~. -,
l-eF. i- p Dam. d. cry mss. ai.--- ---
esll NJ me ana -7t- 20 @
SION On SUNDAY jury ~ -lt- L--
--l VIII DO the prtal
Highland Park baptist, 1855.
'NHica Ie pastor , ~ --,-.-
-.lH- "--- nave 10. A.-
-r- SUNDAY mofn-lE h- --=n gnu
n anial Service. and l-e evening
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11

PEN AIR union services in
Cleveland Square Sunday even
- ing will be IN charge Of St
Clements Episcopal church and Rev
Fuller Swift rector Of St Clements.
viii conduct the service and preach
the sermon
It had been planned for the ser
vice Sunday evening TO be in charge
OF the First Methodist church, with
e sermon by Rev. John n Jackson.
but press OF work made It necessary
for AR. Jackson 20 exchange dates
with Rev Fuller Swift
Rev Fuller Swift's sermon subject
Tor the open air service VIII be:
THE Land Of One
August Pastors Vacation Month.
August IS proving TO De Parsons.
Vacation month i'm III Paso. several
OF the Ei EasO pastors spending the
month al seacoasr or mountain re-
sorts, resting and preparing for
strenuous winter campaign
A number Of the ministers who had
gone on their vacations earlier In tae
summer have returned and others
have gone. Among those VINO have
had their vacations are Rev H. Il.
Bond. Of the Highland Park Aeino-
dist church; Rev John r. Jackson.
of the First Methodist church, Rev
Q. l. Oversrree-. of the First Pres
byterigu. and Rev Francis Leder-e, OK
st JCseph's Catholic church.
FL paso ministers now on vacation
include Rev. J. f. Williams, or the
First Baptist church, Rev watson NJ.
Farley. of the Westminster Ercs1E-
terian: Rev c.. X Campbell of the
Altura Methodist and Rev Percy r.
Knicke-bocBer OF Trinity Methodist
Rev. w ~ Farley is fin North Caro-
Ina Rev. c. X Campbell IS AZ Cloud
croft, as also is Rev j.. j. knieAer-
booker. while Rev j. T. Williams ls
In California.
First CouEreEationai-
Chow Can We Earn our kemp
tiong" viii be the subject Of the seq
mon Sunday morning by Rev Dwight
J. Bradley. ~ the First CaDErega
tional church. The sermon VIII deal
with each persons responsibility %
make good I'm earning the right 10 DC
eNemut from military service ET-
emption Of ministers viii be dis
Cussel.
First Christian
PRAYER for Daily Bread" VIII be
the theme OF Rev Perry u Rice. pas
tor Of the First Christian church,
Sunday morning. The regular un--
fled service VIII Dee held, ginning
at $40. with q study period coutn-
uinE for one hour Following this
Immediately win be the c1Umun on
service and tie preaching The CUT
Tin orchestra win play for the open
Ing and closing Of the study period
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11

more az the Altura Presbyterian
church. The sermon subject for the
eVeuiE- VIII be Worry A popular
sons service is held sunday evening
The Young Peoples meeting viii 5e
held at 1885 p- IN. and sunday school
is ut s-s5 a. 10.
F'rst Fresbyterlau.
Coumuu on services VIII be- held
1T the First PFC sayterian church sun
Brought Aa Into HIS BauGuet.uE
House. and His Banner over Ne Was
Love" win he the text Of a brief
communion meditation gwen by the
pastor The use of 'o!d Glory and
She Crusaders flag VIII Doe unique
features OF This service. c.. y. An
I-ews viii have charge OF the music
and VIII sing a solo.
sabbath school cOnyeles at $3.50
a IN. Just now two very luterestlrs
classes are being conducted for men.
y. j. I--kee is directing a large
group OF young men in special SIX
weeks Bible course, and Alex Duguiu
is giving course Of lectures TO the
men.
Tie Young Peoples service with
the Friendly Hour" following. IS held
at $50 IN The evening. A sunday ev-
eninE lunch is served and the follow
ing people viii act as hosts and host
esses for the evening Ny. and Mrs.
j. W. Johnson. NJ and Mrs H. l.
Fletcher. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry SchutZ,
1Ir. and Mrs s. A. Thompson and Mrs.
e. l. shelton. Miss Rue viii have
charge Of the informal singing and
social hour following the lunch. These
welfare services have become so pop
uIar that downstairs quarters have
become almost too small II is likely
that sectional meetings viii be held
later on
The pastor. Rev. G. 7. Overstreet.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11
REV. FULLER SWIFT To CONDUCT
OPENAIR UNION SERVICE SUNDAY

St. Clements Church Instead Of First MethodlsT TO
Have Charge Of Cleveland Square Service; August
is Parsons Vacation Month" and Number Of
Pastors Are at Seacoast or Mountain Resorts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11

Store Your Goods the cheapest in
the city Phone 1856. Pacific Transfer
& Storage Co. Karl Fisher. Prop
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11

q Brighten the home with Sole F-roof
/ Colored Narnishes. Lander Lumber 60.
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11

Wanted TO buy secondhand bicycles.
Allen Arms and Cycle Co.-Ady.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11

Of her subjects but countless cycles
subJcts-Rev J. H. Allen Of Austin Park Christian
If would stop blessings Him who
created US and from Him who died
done for our Lord Master
short Of the glory of Godfrey L. Man
Baptist
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11

PEN AIR union services in
Cleveland Square Sunday even
ing viii be IN charge Of St
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-03
FOR DUBUQUE
WOMAN CAUSED BENTON MAN
TO COMMIT DOUBLE CRIME.
VICTIMS THROWN INTO
WATER.FlLLED MINE SHAFT
H, c. Campbell Admits Guilt and De-
clares Illicit Love Was Responsible
For crime-Pushed Wife Into Shaft
to Her Death and Threw Child After
Hsr-Hurry Murderer Away.
to rimes-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Dubuque, May 3.--H. 6. Campbell
employed as hauler of lead and znc
ore from the mines to the railroad at
Benton, fifteen miles east OF Dubuque.
early this morning. at Benton, con-
fessed to numbering his wife and ls-
months old son a week ago today. he
was hurried to the jail at Darlington,
Wis, to avoid the anger of the CROWD
which had attended the inquest over
the bodies OF the women and child.
The bodies Of the woman and chile
were found Monday in waterflled
mine shaft on the outskirts of Benton.
Campbell at the time was in Dubuque
and did not return till Tuesday when
he was arrested. Infatuation for
Dubuque woman, Campbell claims,
prompted him to commit the crime.
He told the prosecuting attorney nc
took his wife and child for aswalk, he
CARRYING the child in his arms.
While looking into the water-hIled
mine shaft he showed his wife in and
then threw the child after her he
continued at his work as usual until
Saturday evening. when he came to
Dubuque Ne.ghbors We're under the
impression that the woman and child
had gone to visit her relatives.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-03
WAR NOT TO BE PERMITTED TO
INTERFERE WITH WEEKS
PROGRAM.
ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONS
FlFTlETH ANNIVERSARY
{ fort to Be Made to Secure Presence
Of First Alumnus-Dr. John A. Ryan,
Of Washington, to Deliver Baccalaur-
cate Sermon and Frederic c. Howe
the Commencement Address.

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City, May 3.-War will not
change the plans for the fifty seventh
annual commencement at Iowa uni
versity, declared President Walter A
Jessup today.
Other state universities in the mid
west are not planning to change their
schedules, Michigan Agricultural CO..
lege being the only big Institution
hereabouts that will alter plans. That
college will graduate its seniors three
weeks earlier than usual.
Iowa's alumni association will cele-
brate it's fiftieth anniversary next
month. An effort is making to get the
first alumnus of the university, Dexter
Edison Smith, B. s., class Of 1858, to
return for that event. He IS still an
active horticulturist, living at Santa
Ana, Cal.
Tentative Program.
The program for commencement
week, tentatively arranged, is as fol-
lows;
Friday, June S-Senior hop"
June 9-University band concert.
June Observation-Disclosures sermon py
Rev DR.. John A. Ryan, of Washing
ton, D. c.: and fifth annual social SER
vice meeting.
June 11-Class day exercises; uni
versity band concert; AMI Senior play
June i2--Alumni reunion: alumni
associations annual business meeting;
class reunion dinners; alumni baseball
games; folk dancing; class reunion
dinners; university band concert; and
literary societies graduations.
June l3-F'Ormal commencement ex-
ercises, at which all colleges will graGt
uate seniors; and the annual address
VIII be delivered by Frederic c. Howe,
United States commissioner Of imm:-
grafton, Ellis Island y. Y. At -: Is
Wednesday, June 13 the alumni din
rer will close the 1917 program.