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PHILLY TEAM. 80

Chicago. June 11-ChicaEo won its
sixth straight game today hy shut
ing out Philadelphia 70 a. The
game was a pitchers battle Jacobs
weakening IN the seventh and eighth
innings when the locals punched
SIX hits. Alexander kept the visit
crs hits scattered ana only had 10
exert himself in the eighth inning
when Philadelphia mad men on frs.
Ind tnIrd and none out
Score
Chicago o o g y-2. s o
,Iacobs ana Adams Alexander and
X ilIifer
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-13
ROBINS LOSE Sd
ONE TO PIRATES

Pittsburgh. June 12-PtttsburEh
defenied BROOKLYN for the third sue
cessive time to-day. 5 70 4 The vis-
itors punched nits OF Miller IN the
second and eighth innings. scoring
1wo runs IN each. The Pirates
scored four runs n the fifth. knock
ing Smith out Of the bnx. Ma-naux
aahing his place. He was hi safely
twice IN the seventh inning, netting
me winning run. k-ueger dupI-
Gated his fear of Tuesday by hitting
he bail over the left field fence for
nome run. the only PLAYER ia 40
rhls in Two wears. Manager Bezuek
has been suspended indefinitely by
President Eevdler for his alter-a-
tion with Cmplre Rlgier yesterday
Score.
Brooklyn o 0 o 0 . o. & =
Pittsburgh 0 . 0 IGx-5. 10. 0
Smith. MHmHux and Miller.
kreuger F. Miller anu Shmidt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-13

[01TONPICkERS TAKE PAPER
MAKERS INTO CAMP BY SCORE
1873 IN Wild AND weird CAME

!. va,-7 came Of baseball yes
f. afternoon and extending
l,-na7 mic lasi evening, Ed
e.. .--mDna Tushnoc by d score
Er.ruor s1af-ad of like winners.
q oIcinc NJ Co1funplckers 10
I-rc.e-eg- ,hesier Haskell drew
rs,, pauuln WAS nj hv d pitched
-o,uc 70 nrst, Haskell going
~orl M&.t-n came TO BAT and
r,1eC 1l, i -wo- sackHr. scoring
,.r 2arWr going To third, y
ri nolsfea "a skysCraper TO Du-
+, -nu -nu1eu. Paquin scored
"a Duman; arew 70 Brown. nIp-
Neil when ne tried TO stretch
~ .ro oases, Whitten grounded
.-rr4. w1o touzled, allowing
~ -a scora ana wflItten to get
J q he MIA. sack. Gould and
are-t Winfield.
b. :n-ns Euwa~os men faced Fan
! !. .hf sennnd. Dumunr FLED out
f-rvt. -.4.roer and LeClalr took
r. Il he hench by the stl'ike-out
fa Dape-nlKe-s Carnernd a cou-
du-,nE nelr half Of the second
Ear JRuhson was retired. Brown
-hrns. 7anun!l stroiled. Haskell
J Il frs. " a- error by second
h pauulr was OUT Pomerlenu to
r., nj; aaskeii and Randall al
Etsd 70 s"cand and third respnc-
kn 7 Neil came forward with
willow ant nailed out a single.
III, 2anua.i and Haskell. Whit
ven; ou; 9onerieau 20 ThvnE.
~ashno, 70, another run IN the
ant c9unie II the sixth. end
ne: ,a.lrIr-
.ile -uur-h Edwards cot a cou-
AM 'he SIKH they got TOUR
-ie!nr lie score Then came
Er- r--ouno, the Papsrmak-
:t'l balloon ascension and
ar HI balloon sure went I'D
IG1irh Gnd lively, too. Il seem
:-aueniv occur TO the Cot
t&s;-' Aat tney wanted 10 fat
,n Jar--ng average and il also
;'s occur ID the Paper,nak-
Ii hey wanted TO see what
711t DO IN the line of poor
ae ball was thrown around
kssSouair. generally either too
~ n wide for man To nah,
Tfei ne opportunity came TO
someone would rouzie. The
''sna moon made IT'S appear
he pines and still Ed
0runued IN score Randall
s1, 70 alrd and Pa-quetre went
InGnd nut Bill" aid not meet
-nnarkahie sort of luck:
N eItire outfit seemed tn ne
acA When the dust of battle
:sa-eo away the Cot-onpickers
a12ss@d ren big rus-.
also annexed -iA~e more n
XII. Isl % MAKE Il certain.
u n, .atntul seventh the Pa
49, 'ooked as though they
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-13

noon and HI the highways for sew
en miles n he morning
There were no new development IS
in The referee situation except taat
II is considered certain that Ollie
PncUrd, the official referee Of the
Toledo A. G.. viii ofTfciate in some
capacity either as an alternate "a
faree. or one of The Judges of the
contest if the Army. NAVY and Civ
iiian Board Of Boxing Control de-
ciues TO aupuirt twu Judges in addi-
ton 10 a -eferae.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-13

would have a win cFalked up 70
them They were playinC good,
stendv bali and while j: was any
ones game Cushaoc looked the bet
ter of The TWO, nut aims, that baI-
loon assembled.
The largest crowd vet was on me
sideiines and IL times the noise was
ceafeninE. evervune seemed filed
enthusiasm and ''pep'' and were
cheering their favoriies
The game scheduled for today HI
o4T is STATE House VS. Clerks ana
as there IS much rivalry be1weeIl
these TWO outfits a dandy game
should result
The SUMMARY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-13
TIGERS FALL
BEFORE YANKEES

New York. June New York topK
The leaG n the American League race
here rodRv. winning The third straight
Eane from Detroit. The score was 20
:. EhmKe. Detroit first pitcher fwIr,-
ed well. Yielding only Two hits in SIX in
I.Ing, but one was nome run by DUFF 9
Lewis with Tick On base. When Flag
siead hit a home -un off Shawkev n
The seventh inning i was me first -ur
scored off the New York pitcher in Il
innings. The score
Defrp ....-.. 0 0 o 0 0 n-i-S-a
Vow York i 0 Q S-s-6-t
Ehuke, Cunningham and stanRge
ShHwkev and Hannah.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-13
BROWNS SHUT
OUT MACkMEN so

Phiia delph!a. June Ic-St. Louis. aided
by Philadelphia errors. won TO q
TO-DAY GA.lia was steady IN he pinches
ana backed by staunch support he'd
me Athletics safe. Manager Mack an
nounced the trade OF Second Basema- =
Grover % Washington for Thompson. a
iefr-handed pitcher Burroughs an in
fielder rom the North Carolina A. &
NJ college, ot Raleigh. \ c. has siED-
ed with me Athletics and Will -epprt N
J" tiars. The score
81 Louis .... q ! q o o a-S-S-9
philadelphin q n o q q 49,
GRllla and Maver; Navlor and Perkins
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GIANTS TAKE ONE
FROM REDS 2-1

Cincinnati. June -c--EIler held New
York SAFE for six innings TODAY hut
weakened n The later rounds and %a'.
York won . % ! Barnes pitched We
throughout. The one run off him being
due % triple a.' Rpusch and an nut ;.
first. DOYLE scored N the seven h nd
his trtpie and a sacrifice nly AMI rnc
winning run came IN the eiEnin or
Burns double and hi by Young Tn
score:
New York o n-2-"-1
Cincinnati % ! o 0 0 a-l-e.0
Barnes and MccArty; Elier, Ring AMI
Wingu.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-13
BS WILLARD
ES THROUGH
||FF WORKOUT

r. 1lne Working un-
inning -avs Of a summer
IL sAened n affect eve-vondy
| .A' hampton himself. Jess
anSed six rounds today
'A@ilnc or five miles on the
a" 10 morning. re went
pas exhibition hef0ra
'a' hacked ne tented walls
taHrn@n Say camp with near
Ear women N the crowd as
80 "onped .hrne full tl1rne-
es7l"ns with Jack F4empel.
I ""l'" H9natlan donned the
" @fnliar length If lime
\ 'h' mes Tire champion
q. lands ia his SIDES and
iiS snar-rn- partners 70
" "I"n and w1ere they
7' apoeareu to ne a bet
Instance Today than ne
r 1r'- 3rn~touF workouts
:, ' iab with telling eff
4'taIiar1 nose was bleedfng
\ nlnr nto frequent contact
1anp,on g left.
A~cner, Wiila-us business
\ 's'lrf arnuunrrd -onirh.
" 'se'"wnlght named Kerchrll
h, Nv camp tomorrow TO
|n,. ''be. and Mona han. Arch
\. "a' @etche,i. a product "
b., le2-pgunder with an
k hmilar IN that NJ the
He rrouches and r,ps
h.., ny lose quarters as
s,n. 'oAs ana is expected IN ne
ss,as aiu m conditioning the
Ae'chsil. according to
Srae and hard hitter
sts 1f assimilation of con-
a., enlistment Soldier Stan
e, aN All nut knocked out
ii. Willard. was dismissed
y n. 'hihE rntlnue TODAY aft
up,u a1cned the champions
rb,. 'hs blood flowed while
eee o,o.,. nose dama1sd eve is
nv will not be permitted
gea-ns until Sunday. Man
so,. a''hounued. The chai-
haf,,. .''rnheh his usual exer-
~ crcwd this after,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-13

> u, Brown. me tur-ne- Colgate CO.,
leEe athlete, has accepted llic position
ai usslstant director of aIhieIlcs al
Bates ~ letter 10 P"of- Pomerov. mean
OF the athletic department III the cnl-
leee. The new Ba1es coach comes from
Colgate highly recommended. Ee .s
sand "a have 0Iaved FOUR vea-S as nalf
back on ne tnut ba-. team and rrilche.s
ny -ears an jne base ma! -ea:n. f7e
was unuer Lsr-v Bankart n Tputnsll
- s i so sac 20 re Il tine track man
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RED S0x TURN
ABOUT AND TRIM
WHITE S0x 40

Boston. Masa., June 12-Bostun
concentrated six hits in the sixth
inning. including a double by Ruth
and triple by SchanE fur four runs
and defeA.ed Chicago 70 TO-DAY
Pennock allowed three hits and is
sued one pass. only four men reach
Ing first and none getting To second
A pecuiiarIry of the game was Chi
cage nor having a man left on buses
Score.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-13

Two base hit, Ruth. Three hnse
nit. Schaag Stolen base. Schang.
Sacrifice hits, Hooper, Nc Inns.
Double plays, Pennock % Scott ID
MCInnls; Scort 70 Shean 70 McIn-
MS, Left on bases. Chicago @; Bus-
ton G. Base on balls, OF. Faber =;
kerr ! Pennock : Hits. OF Faber
n innings. of Kerr ! II I'M
lngs. Struck out, by Faber !; PEN
mock j. Losing pitcher. Faber
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Indians Take Sd
From Senators 81

Washington .lune 1c-Errurs bv
Shanks enabled Cleveland "a taise th=
tnird game OF the series from Washing
tnn > q ! The score
Cleveland q " q q o n-s-ln-r
as:ling-on O. rs
CovHieskle and O'Neill AYERS Thomp.
sun and Gharitr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-13

Tn" A Shepard. me former Bates star
md present Anduver rack cDach has
signed cortrac- % -e,nain a. the head
nj me track team f." he coming wear
II AnauvHr Since ne nc a. Anduver
Shepard mas b-en napular arnpns.
~ students ana faculty and his ~
e.e"ttun is welcomed as IN h. whole
ne has been successful with r-nen
,eanl.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-13

Two base hits. BlHckburne Vii
son. Mc1enrv Home run. McHenrv
Stolen base. J. Smith. Sacrifice hlts.
Lavan. Meadows Double pavs Ia
van Stock ana Miller Biackbuinc
HuIks ano Ma-anrItle. Left On bases
Boston S. st. Louis 8. Eases on balls,
off Meadows 5. Northrup . Struck
out. by Meadows s.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-13
MfHENRY'S HOME
RUN SPELLS
Braves DEFEAT

81. Louis June 1e-McEenr's
home run IN the eighth which scored
EeHtacote ahead of hum gave St
LOUIS a 8 10 victory over Boston
toaay. Meadows going the full route
for the frsr time this season pitched
ting IN Bus1on's run Score:
RnC-nN
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-13
BC 6NAM CAPTAIN
COLBY BASEBALL TEAM

Nafnrvllle. Me. June 12.-Erer--
nrf Bucknirn. 10 If Harrington. mas
been eiec.ed ca ntaln Uf the Cnlbv
baseball cam. re mas been first
string pitcher FOR TWO wars
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-13

Worcester ;. Bridgeport ..
Providence :, Hartford o.
Springfield .. New Haven O.
Pittsfieid I. Waterbury !.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-13
BASEBALL DOPE At 4 GLANCE

YESTERDAYS AM. RESULTS
Boston 4. Chicago o
New York g. Detruit :.
st. LeuiE 8. Fhiiadeiptna 0.
ClevalRnd ). Washington l.
T0oAy'8 AMERICAN GAME8
Chicago at Boston.
Detroit III New York
st Louis a: Philadelphia.
Cleveland al Washington
TERDAY'S MAT. RESULTS
ST. Luuis 3. Boston /
View York .. Cincinnati /.
Chicago 3, philRdeiphia O.
P.tfsburg 8. Bruuklyn 4.
TooAy'S NATIONAL GAMES
Boston at St. Louis.
New York h Cincinnati
Philadelphia at Chicago.
BROOKLYN al PiftsbuyE
NJ. z. RESULTS
Lowell g. lewiston 2.
Portland Q, ERversfill 4.
Fitcnpurg 4. lawrence T.
ToDAY'S N. e. GAMES
lewiston at Lowell.
Portland al Haverhill.
Fifchburg at Lawrance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-13
CT SENCC.

Twn-oase hits-LRliberte Pomer-
ienu - Pauuin, wardwell ..
Thyng, Dumunt. Pumerlenu.
Arbour. Thylg, Dumunt. Pomer,eau.
STRUCK out-bv Pomerleau 6 in in
nings; by Randall Il in - IN
nings: by Parquette ! in l. inning.
Hit By pitched bail-Bruwn =, Du-
mont. Paquin. Martin. Passed ball
" "arrwnn. SHse on ha,is-hv Puner-
leau :: by Paruuet:e Z Snc-ifice n;ts
y MerrIH Umpire. Thompson,
Time. 2.Sa. a :; enhance. 6Un.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-13

win the championship He looked
tae ground over from both sie9es, and
raped the ball confidently. Il went
down.
Cards follow:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-13

Augusta Twilight League
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-13

BOSTON

I-Batted for Kerr IN 9Th.
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you.vr probably heard - this well
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home
into pint bottle rour ~ ounces
~ pinrrs thrn n1H utaln Ernnulhfrt
sugar as rap to I'm UP fhn pint or
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pinrv o. a highly concentrated
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Alkali In Soap
Bad for the Hair

Soap should be used very careful
Is, II you want 10 keep your hair
looking its best. Most soaps and
prepared Ahaupoos contain too much
aikah. This dries the scalp. makes
the hair brittle. and ruins a.
The best thing for steady use Is
Just ordinary mulaafiod cocoanut oil
(which Is pure and greaseiesal. and s.
better than the most expensive soap
or anything else you can use.
One or two tcaspoonfuis will
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~. Simply moisten the hair with
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abundance Of rich. creamy iathcr.
which rinses out easily. removing
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and excessive oil. The hair dries
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easy TO manage
You can get mulsffled cocoanut oil
at any pharmacy. it's very cheap.
and few ounces will supply every
member Of the family for months -
Advertisement
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Quarantine Probe
Is Set for March S

Charge against the treatment acc
corded vlce-dircaso victims in the
lefty quarantine station will be-
/ thoroiy threshed nut az q special
meeting ~ the public safety COM
mittce. March Q THIS ls the date
Iast IS The city council on tho
recommendation ~ the committee.
( Mayor Hanson. Health Commits
aioner Mcbride and chief ~ Police
joel Warren viii bc asked 20 at
tend the investigation.
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with Ru her r.r'lrh charm her
rft Tor frocis and hrr dramatic
talent Anita stewart abacnt from
tho screen for more than q year
during which tme eae hna been
Hvauped iu litigation suits comes
back t1 us in "a perturbation uf
owen Johnson. popular novel "Nir
tuous Wives" az the Liberty this
week
aiiHs Stewart has been one ~ the
most popular of young movie stars
ever nlnco me names % tho players
have been flashed on che rlrcen &
BROOKLYN slr Miss Stewart STARTED
ON musical career and later be.
clue ono ~ the highest paid mn1elf
in Nrw York. Anita made hrr
movie debut lu "Thc Wood Violet.
wlih Earle Williams under the direc
uon 90 her brother in law. Ralph
lrce
Since her inHt appearance on che
screen ln seattle. Miss Stewart haH
changed her name IN private ice
she la Mra Rudolph Cameron size
OF popular player who also ap
pears before tho cclluioid.
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THE MOST DANGEROUS
OF ALL DISEASES

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ao important to health and long lie
as tine Kidneys. When they slow
mp and commence Co lag in their
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H. They are only half doing their
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Instant reiief--no waiting. Your
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Get small bottle Of Ely's Cream
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Wife Is Wrecker
of Husbands Bar

LOUISVILLE. Ky. ENb. 60
when Mrs. Hollenbach ratified. the
saloon OF her husband. Karl. didn't
wait for July l. His saloon went
out Of business and most OF IL out
TN the street. That's what he told
court officials In asking a divorce.
As combination Anu-Saloon
league. vandai. and disclaimer OF
drink and all things pertaining
thereto. his wife Is supreme. accord
Ing TO Hollenbach. who said his wife
frcquented his saloon-yes. but with
an AK. brick. and amy blunt in
strumcnt that would wreck."
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Hens Break Record
in Laying Contest

with all official published world
records for Barred Rocks broken.
two Oregon Agricultural college
hens have completed their years
laying In the limited 500 egg class.
The first finished the year In No
ycmbcr with 3o3 eggs and the sec.
ond TO break into the 800 column
finished ia December with 30S.
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PANTAGES HAS
four GOOD ACTS

With tbr tN.ept.uuaaf two acts
tho Fantasies bIu tha Wctk BE- very
Fuod No would De- dHnclIt to az
tempt Co p,,k the b,adliucr from thr
remaining fuur 8ctH uoe i1lrr.
Polly walker uud company Furnish
miniature musical comedy Lew
wilson a versatile young chap,
Lulu Mcconnell. Grant simpson aud
Iay Collins hHvr comedy att Tom
VAN and sarah Vernon offer @ pttttr
skit
DOC Baker furnishes the FUN ln
tho musical comedy Polly NNkrr
the good looks aud IL chorus ~ elEht
girls. in atuuuin costume. the
singing ana dancing
Tommy Van end Sarah. a happy
pair have Ru act that might we'll bee
entitled pep Vans comedy Is
good and Mlss Vernon has an
abundance 81 personality. which
puts her over tho minute She makes
nn appearance
"rhe Variety uo, ia the way Lew
Wilson bills himself and De is all
that and more Wilson gives imip.
lions. Hnrs. DANCES Whiaties. tells
coon stories. plays the accordion and
the strcl guitar lie ia also Il ven-
trliouulst
Lulu Mcconnell with the aid or
Grant simpson and JAY collins. pre-
scnts AT Home cunsdt sketch,
n which huxpand. wife and
hubhyH brother are the chief par
Elephants Miss Mcconnell. natural
born comedian. is easily the whole
act. and madc big h.t with Mon.
day nights audience.
The slccmana q man and q maid
have "a singing md dancing act
which d. only fair and there is no
excuse whatever for the dancing net
which opens the show
Pearl White. boz the fourth cpiH'd"
~ The Lishtnlns Raider o. me
screen offrrinr
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To Buy $1,150,000
Worth City Bonds

r. n Grant Go. II chicago and
the local bond firm 81 oscar =.
DIX A. Co have entered into an
agreement with the city council
whereby they win purchase ST.
10000 worth Of scat,le'a utility
bonds
The Tlotation Includes 800 900
worth 81 street railway bonds and
$3.50 600 worth OF light depart
ment bonds The issue will be
discounted ia order 10 net invcs-
tors not more than 6 per cent In
tercHf
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PROGRAMS TODAY

IIfgfuTN iuits stewart ~ WV
fnaus NNTs"i iiappY iiooiiran
animntrd sumedf Educational
iHcfuFes.
gIfffWf.ft Mai.st Nofmand la
"MIflsf." frfuru FnEaE sIusut
toIf~EtN -i.thrt clayton in Mag
Eir rsupsr"i NiisEraph comedy d,
"~is scamp tni,Tr~ai weekly
I.truta
STRAND itnruid tashw cod in The
trrat Namaufe' fyons Moran
comedy Nrse Nsrhif.
~ - hariir Chaplin in - boK's
tifr' Pauline Frederick Ia Bella
Uuunn."
GuIpNfsf.--tofm NiN in "lisli
tfnarin' Reform Nrws ririoThis.
fffTIT.--~ iinpaetTif. the Fighter !.
Tom Mia ia The Man within"
CLASS A--lrrns ienwirh 10 The
sin Woman hststons comedy
Nfs@Iu --iBarsthY rhliiips tn The
dnrtEssrd Wife. Harold ilsyd in
t-pn tie Ire" comedy.
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Hubby Was Bear
on Chiropractic
Disease Treatment

LIMA. - Feb 80 That her hus.
bands office girl had removed more
clothing SION was necessary Tor "a
chiropractr adjustment. which he
said. was just below the neck. was
the contention Of Mrs. y 8. Miller.
wife ~ Lima chlropnctor. on the
witness stand az the trial OF her
divorce suit
Sire Miller also said that her hus-
band Insisted that she undergo CHR.
opracuc treatment and that on one
occasion he dragged her from her
bed 20 administer the adjustment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-25
-IIrs 4 t1.NTmRNn"

CHICAGO. Feb. e5--iosrph Gish.
an alien enemy md former chauf'
frur Tor Philip u Armour was
fined 5000 and cnsts bF judge Gem
mill In the court 10 domestic felf.
lions on charges ~ cruelty and
nonsupport preferred ty hiH wife
Hes the horrible Hun 900 over
commented Judge Grumill after
listening 80 Mra Giah Hut We q
show these natheads they can
come over here and beat their
wives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-25
TRACTION CHIEFS TO
TALK RAIL PROBLEMS

When representatives OF Wash
ington cities OF the first class meet
in Tacoma Friday TO discuss street
railway traffic questions. at tho
mission. Seattle VIII be represent
cd by Thomas Murphine. superin-
tendcnt OF public utilities; Cor
poration Counsel Walter +, Meier
and oliver T. Erickson. utilities
committee chief.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-25
HAROLD LOCKWOOD in-THE GREAT ROMANCE"
Dressmaker Doing Her Bit

"Slnce was a child. I have sur.
fered with stomach trouble and gas
trtc attacks. Doctors could only
give me temporary rciicf. A lady
sewed for told me OF having been
cured OF similar trouble by taking
Nayr's Wonderful Remedy The first
dose proved to me that Il would cure
me and !; has. / am glad 20 recon.
mend II TO other sufferers" IL Is a
simple. harmless preparation that re-
moves the catarrhal rnucus from
the intestinal tract ana aIlays the
inflammation which causes prac-
Ideally all stomach. liver and mites
tinaI ailments. including appended
It's. One dose viii convince or
money refunded Barteil's five drug
stores and druggists everywhere
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