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everywhere agree that only ALL bran
can DO 100 per cent ehectiy0-they
recommend Kellogg's Bran.
Eat at least two tablespoonfuli
daily--in chronic eases With ever
meal. You will Ike Il. You viii
enjoy the delicious nut.liko flavor
tho cIeiusiye Kellogg favor.
Eat KslIogg's Bran, cooked and
krumbled, with milk or cream. Sprinkle
II over other cereals. Cook Il with
hot cereals. Try Il in wonderful bran
mullins, bread, griddle cakes and other
recipes given On every package.
Kelloggs Bran IL the road back 70
health. II Is made in Battle Creek
and is served In individual packages
at the leading hotels and clubs every.
where. Ask for II at your restaurant,
IT Is sold By all gEocers.
--ldVsrtissros 80
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Serving at Orthopedic
ShOnS

Queen Anne guild VIII be In
charge AZ tho orthopcdic Tea Shop.
2if Columbia Ct. on Thursday. AIRS.
Peter Mogcnsen win DO hostess and
viii DO assisted by Mrs. r. @. shor.
rock. Mrs. NJ II. Howard. Mrs. Jessie
Bryant. Mrs. A. W. Sargent. Mrs.
Herbert wiiherspoon. Mra Clifford
Thomas. Mrs. T. w. Nash and Mrs.
=. NJ. Hack.
Thursday morning AZ tho Thrift,
Shop Mrs. r. J. Engei and Mrs. c.
A. Douglas win have charge for
Mount Baker Park guild. and In this
afternoon Mrs. Lester cotfcn and
Mrs Frederick Fischer for First I'LL
guild.
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CLUBS FoR THURSDAY

ROBERT NORRIS
CHAPTER. NO. iss
Robert Morris chapter. No. ia;.
o. r s.. VIII hold a card party in
shrine auditorium parlora Thurs.
day. January 20. at 21O p. IN. All
Eastern stars ana friends wrlcoms.
soRosIs CLUB
Tho sorosis Art Department will
meet ia regular session Thursday
afternoon. January -. al o'clock in
tho Federation club house. when the
following program viii DO presented:
Hostess. Mrs. l. W. Lesonrd
'-rcchnique. Color. Harmony" 49,.
.........M rs. +. w. Burdick
Tho Lawn Fete" and other pic.
tureS ................... Vatican
Study led By Mrz. o. n. ThorErimson
Modern Artisia-Chllds Hassam~
..............M Mrs. A. J. webb
DoRIc SOCIAL CLUB
Doric Social club. o. II. g. will
NEE, Thursday. January a. a, D.
M with Mrs. Alice Pratt. 500 n.
seth, Mrs. Grace Mcigc. assisting
hostess. Eastern Stars and friends
welcome.
SEATTLE REVIEW NO. 2
Seattle Review No. 8, W. u. A.. OF
tho Maccabees. VIII meet In A. o.
u. W. hail. 1909 Ninth avs. Thurs.
day. January 2s. At p. m. Impor.
tant business will DO transacted.
Private installation Of officers.
DICKENS FELLOWSHIP
Dickens Fellowship will hold It's
regular meeting Thurrday. January
~. Mt p. m, In the Chamber Of
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Bridge Tea Arranged
for Eebr1larn 8

Mn. GeOrgo ". Kourko VII On.
terrain with a bridge OF eight tables
al her homo on Wednesday after.
noon, February 8.
AZ tho tea hour. alternating ne tho
urns, VIII DO Mrs, Walter q, Henry,
Mrs. William r. Finn. Mrs. Vivian
Hutchinson and MrL James IL.
Kane. The Misses Jean FOX. Mary
and Catherine Hawley. MaFibeth
Gerhcl. Mary and Maria Davis aud
Helen GoetE win assi9t.
Mrs. John Thomas win sing a
group OF songs and Mrs. Andrew
Mccarthy VIII read some Elizabeth
Barrett Browning numbers.
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DATES
TO REM EMBER

THURSDAY. JANuARf e.
Me- y, w. padisys luachspn Al the
sunset club.
FRIDAY. JANuAnY To-
Mrs Alonro ~ 1a7lora bridge tee
aud linen shower for Mlss Viz
rinia jefferson, 81 home.
Junior club's dEneo az the beaius
Yacht club,
Hsaiiis Tennis clubs bridge tea.
Nru. Charles y. whitiiessy's lunch
con AZ the Sunset CLUB for bfs.
DUDLEY nurehafd ana Afp. nor
ars Mimbail.
Mrs. william T. Eaton'a tea 90
homer her sister, MrH. ~, W
orfEH az honf. from Z until
o'clock,
Mrs. Kari HarbauEh's iunehson for
afs. Trad HAEtsf, az home.
SATURDAY.. JANUARY re-
Nlns Elga Handlers bridge iunehson
for hiss Hhsa Coupe. At home.
Mics Elaine cuilitons dinner 20
honor Airs Aiifs bwepe. &C hons.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY So
Southern ball will he given a.
christsnssns hall.
Mrs.. nay Aaron IIyatrs tea for
Mrs. Francis Everett Mitchell Of
Chicago. AZ home.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY -
University chAptsf. -. a. n. 20
EiYs valentine card party At The
chapter house.
The marriage u Miss virginia JEFF
fsFEon 10 NJ stanton Frsasriok,
~ Trinity church. a. sac O'Clock.
Mics Evelyn Hpss 10 entfrtain with
thsaftr party and supper later.
Tor Niss Hhta Coupe and her
bridal party.
Mrs, George novit's bridge tea. At
home. Tor Miss Alies sNsps.
WEDNESDAY. rIBnUAHY g.
The marriage Or Miss HhsA Coupe
and NJ. Harold ". Martin. Ia
Tnnity church AZ $40 O'clock.
"WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY ID
Mrs.. nartius king viii entertain al
bridge tea fof Aiss Alice BW0ps
a. home.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY ia
Junior league dance Al the Masonic
Temple.
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Mrs. Moore Plans
BRIDGE Tea

Mrs. Harry d. Moore Is extending
Invitations for a bridge tea AT her
home on Wednesday afternoon,
January 30. She win be assisted by
her daughter. Mrs. n. +. Davis. and
her daughter-iniaw. Mrs. Harold
Moore.
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Nah Jongg La4nciieoa
for Mrs. KimbGU

Mrs IL d. Earring Will entertain
rlth nah jongg luncheon on next
Monday afternoon In compliment 20
Mrs. Horace Kimbaii OF Spokane.
The affair win be given at tho sun.
Set club and Govern viii DO placed
for sixteen
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Two copies % every act Of the
British parliament arc printed on
vellum. One. indorsed with the roy.
al assent. Is kept among the rolls.
The other goes 10 the record office.
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Buffet Supper WI
Honor the McFGrldnds

Mr.. and Mira Y. c. Bates Will give
buffet supper for sixteen AZ their
homo on Saturday evening. Fehri.
any =. In compliment 20 Mr.. and Mrs.
yardo Mcfarland. who will leave
shortly for abroad.
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EXHIBIT TO REMAIN
FOR WEEK

Owing 10 tho success attendant
upon tho Fine Arts exhibit held on
Friday and Saturday las; NJ the
Cornish school. Il has been decided
to allow this 70 remain open 20 the
public for the succeeding days OF
the current week. afternoons and
evenings. Tho exhihi, Is weaving
by Madame Kiratinc Hanser. deco.
ration and design by Mrs. Irene
Ewing Davis and drawing, pastcls
and painting by Mark Tobcy.
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hrs. Mesdqq Entertains

To honor Yrs. Lee Bennett Rose-
mary Georgesonl Mrs. Tom MesdaE
entertained with a luncheon OF eight
covers and later al NAH jongg sat
urdny afternoon at fhs women's
University club.
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ST. LuKE's GUILD BENEFIT

For tho benefit Of 81. Luke's Guild.
Mrs. Alexander urubb will entertain
with n bridge and whist party on Fri.
day evening. january rs. at her
home. 1869 W. 57th n.
Mrs. II. W. Grover. Mrs. Alexander
Frazer. Mra. c. A. Paul and Mru. T.
A. King will assist.
Table reservations may bn made
by calling ST nsoi.ii77. su nsctiiso
and 81 nsct.0ses.
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Hosts at Bridge
Euenino

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Braid win en-.
terrain with six tables OF bridge at
their home on Saturday evening.
February 2. in honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs. yarde Mcfarland. who are 90.
ing abroad.
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TH1MBLE CLUB CARD PARTY
Nina Frye 1himble club viii give
a card party on Thursday evening.
January -. az 2 p. m. at the home
OF Mrs. Thompson. IL n. nth It.
Take f'hinney car.
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Interesting Engagement
Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. David Hunter an
nounco tho engagement OF their
daughter. Mrs. Eve Hunter Eris-
mann. 70 Mr. Reginald Neville dc
Tanker,illo OF New York
Tho wedding will take place Feb
ruary 1. in New York CITY, whore
they viii reside in tho future
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Dinner and Bridge

To compliment Mr.. and Mrs. Varde
Mcfarland, who viii leave early in
February for Europe. Mr., and Mrs
!. j. Wollo win he hosts al dinner
Of twelve covers az their homo on
Tuesday evening. February 5.
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LEMON FRANcAIsE

LUnlon Franchise. special meet.
Ing Thursday evening. January "a.
at o'clock, in Y. w. c. A. Marcel
DAILY will talk on The Man OF the
Stone Ago Around tho Mediterran.
can All interested invited.
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SOUTH END
FEDERATED CLUBS

Tho regular meeting OF the South
End Federation Of Clubs viii lie
held Friday evening. January 70.
az 8 p. m. AZ tho Georgetown Pres.
by'crtan church. Homer ~. and
corson ave. Mr. Philip Tindail
and Major Carroll from tho city
council viii DO the speakers OF the
evening.
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Ifyou value your watch. 10; a watch.
maker repair II. Next Liberty theaier.
Advertisement.
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WILL CELEBRATE
ANNIVERSARY

To commemorate the goth nnniver.
sary OF Iis organization. Nt. Rainier
Lodge, no. 2sI. Ladies' Auxiliary TO
sho Brotherhood Of Railroad Train.
men. win give a card party Thursday
evening. January 81. AZ $50 o'clock.
at 1918 First ave. Good prizes. 70.
Treatments and dancing. Public in.
ylicd.
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WOmen's Clubs

Commerce rooms, Subject. Dom.
boy and Son" Election OF officers.
PARLIAMENTARY LAW CLASS
Robert Parliamentary Law Class.
under Mrs. Ella cuashsc. teacher and
leader. meets Thursday afternoon.
January 20. At 100 O'Clock in tho Y.
w. C. A. Study; Amendments. Aux.
Hilary class under Mrs. Harriet saun.
derson VIII study Tho House BY the
side OF tho Road" Those who Wish
to join may apply to Airs. C. @.
Miller. IKE nwd.sssl.
SEATTLE CHAPTER NO. %
Seattle Chapter No. o.. o. 4. g..
will meet In tho corlnthian room al
tho Masonic temple. on Thursday
evening. January "a. al s o'clock.
Visitors welcome.
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IONA sEwINo ctRcLE

Tho sewing circle OF Ionin chapter.
o. II. s.. meets with Mrs. Louise
Meier. iai5 Z. Spring ST.. Thursday,
January "a. at / o'clock.
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COUNCIL OF MINUTE WOMEN

Seattle Council OF Minute Women
viii meet Thursday. January "a. at
2 o'clock. in Frederick a Nelson's
auditorium. Mrs. Edgar Ames.
speaker; Mrs. a. Harker directing
parliamentary dril.
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GET ACQUAINTED" PARTY

The ladies Of Intcriaken and Mont.
lake community viii give a nah
jongg and bridge party at the Seattle
Yacht club on Tuesday, January 20.
at p. m. This Is planned as n Get
Acquaiuted' party, tho proceeds TO
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THURSDAY PROGRESS

CLUB
Tho Thursday Progress club win
meet with sirs- L. /. Fairuon. eTos
Fourth ave. ". w. on Thursday,
January "a. at o'clock.
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KASsAs suNFLowER CLUB

KANsAs sUNFLoWER CLUB
The Goth annual meeting OF the
Kansas sunflowcr club viii DO held
Tuesday evening. January 20. NJ s
O'Clock. In Evergreen hall. Arcade
building. There win DO speeches BY
prominent ox.Kansans. musical
program and election OF officers. Re.
frcnhmenta.
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WARRINGTON BOULEVARD

W. c. T. u.
Washington Boulevard W. c. T. q.
viii meet In the chapel. aist ave. and
Madison a.. Friday. January 20. at
2 ,. m. 70 plan for the institute 20
30 held In February. a largo attend.
ance Of members Is desired. Visitors
welcome.
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DO used 20 buy q moving picture
machine for tho Montlhko school
Tho committee in charge includes
Mrs. Mary Green Lawis. Mrs. 4. c.
Ait and Mrs. c. J. Porter.
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WOMEN or
MoosEHEART LEGION

Women Of Mooseheart Legion will
give a card party in Moose temple
Thursday evening, January 20. at
$40 o'clock.
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GOPHER cLuI

Tho Gopher club win hold an IN.
door plenIo" on Saturday evening.
January 70. a. Swedish Club hall.
All former Minnesoians are cordial.
- invited 20 come and bring lunch
baskets, Coffee will DO served By
tho club a. o'clock. Election Of
officers, a program. dancing and
cards win follow.
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ELITE SOCIAL, uJfB

ELITE SOCIAL CLUB
Elite Social club OF Elite Rcbckhh
lodge will give n military whist and
parcel post party on Thursday eve.
ming, January "a, at 0 p. M. in
odd Fellows hall. 2eos jackson st.
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TT, mailing your hot
lemonade this xra, and
sss hos0 dsiidous Ms fla
Vor u.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

EVERGREEN LODGE.
NO. :
Evergreen lodge. No. 2. A. o. u.
w. VIII give a social dance In the
auditorium OF tho A. o. u. w. build.
ING. 1909 Ninth ave. Friday even.
lng. January 20. az o'clock. Mem.
bers and friends welcome.
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uNTvERsIrY ciIAurAuouA

University Chauiauqua viii meet
Friday. January 20. At $50 .. IN. az
tho home Of Am. Emma Barr. io4
ssd ave.
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Hot Lemonade

s1fe- . -hels CsiIfsrnis
beznes cvsss~iss late this
sIisss fiseiudins skinD.
Place slises In BOIL ard
pour boiling water srev
them AIlsv 10 sfsnd .
few minutes. Pour OF
lenessde. Cssi By dflu,-
iIs only enough 10 pesmis
dsinkisg-
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DICKENS FELLOWSHIP
Dickens Fellowship will hold It's
regular meeting Thursday. January
~. ut 8 p. M In the Chamber OF
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Vanderveer Seeks to
Punish Judges, Charge
Would Defeat Those Who Ruled
Against Him in Centralia Massacre

were convicted - murder boz coHncc.
ton with the Csntralia massacre.
During the period u the greatest ar.
tiwty ~ the vs.. Vs., Vandervcer
gave Up an other practice and de-.
voted himself exclusively 20 the l.
IS vs. cause. not only professionally,
but ar q citizen Htsudily supported
them by speech and pen. declaring
that bis personal convictions were
with that cause
NO crime committed by guy ~
their members however shocking h
might be 20 the rest ~ our people,
was too heinous Tor Vanderyocr
"He has become 80 infamcd by the
supreme courts affrmanoe Of certain
of these convictions by juries that he
Is determined 20 punish these judges
as fast as they come up for election,
and he. who formerly boosted himself
the reddcst Of the red. now mnAks his
convictions under the mild name Of
''proEressivism" that he may the
more effectively strike an lble and
impartial judges because he has not
been permitted 10 write his kind Of
] vs.. W. law in this state"
The whole argument 10 Was Fald In
Seattle Tuesday. has split the ticket
into two fields. with Main. Mitchell
and Askrsn on the one side. lined up
against Pember, Lane and Blake on
the other Judge Blake. however. is
said not 10 have sought the Wander.
vesr Enforcement and 10 be trying
10 get out from under"
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DAVIS BIDS FOR
FARMER VOTE
lnvadeS West, Bearing AlOtt
the Wilson Standard
BY FRAZER EDWARDS

CHICAGO. sept. Bearing aloii
-. s,apaara ~ Woodrow Wilson,
r.As NJ. naSis dcmcCntio prcsiden.
~ candidate. came into tho Yves,
,zrv % appeal 20 the progressive
rru.ng element
4, crowd that gathered az Cam.
,.set Ohio % greet him last night,
49, ali that he intended 10 emu.
II, me rscofi u the Wilson ad.
~s~srauou Il he we're elected pres.
asat
III brief paragraph he summed
tss things he stands Tor and the
eses he carries 20 the West
-,sssficit legislation. ana admin,
,,rstion free from corruption and
,,slats ana raising prestige thru,
80 ire world.
ne arrival Of Davis here this
wsrnias was marked By demon.
s-iloa thar brought cheer 20 his
rlsagsrs and save them added en-,
es.fagcmeut Tor democratic chances
= The wett,
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In fifteen counties Of tho state on
Labor cay. independent headquHr.
tiers herr claimed today
Ia Toilette has gone over tho
tor IN California in single day
with t0f per cent 20 the good said
O. statement istued by Frank Il
Havcnncr. state director % the II
Toilette campaign
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PAGES 9 TO 16
Building Bonds Are
Ready for Holders

r. " Etraus a Co announce that
permanent bonds Of the Mctica. ard
Dental building Seattle. issue are
now ready Tor distribution 20 bond.
holdcu in exchange for interim re-
ceiptH This issue Of }l,f7s, 900 90
per cent serial coupon bonds vas
brought out lu MaysaHd construction
was commenced June ], The build
ing is 10 b. Is stories high. and b. 20
bs completed April I next s'ruc-
tursi framework ia now up 70 the
nfth floor. and 50 per cent Of the
office space Is already under lease.
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The Personal Note that dressy women seek in their
apparel is feature of these new Fall Sweet Six
teen creations. Only our New York purchasing con-
nectons could have achieved the success in securing
models of such fascinating details make these
styles so distinctly individual
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Proposals. viii be received 81 the
Bursau ~ Supplies and Accounts.
Navy Department. Washington. -.
!. until 10 o'clock a. m. Sept. o.
~. for delivering steel and brass
tots and nuts. steel rivets, fcrro-
9ile9n- and air compressor sets TO
ne Navy Yard. Puget Sound. Wash.
Apply for proposals 10 the supply
1iiteer. Navy Yard. Puget Sound.
wash. OF 20 the Bureau OF Supplies
md Accounts. DAVID POTTER.
faymaster General Of the Navy.
observation-disclosures
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New Drydock

KINGSTON. ont, sept Plans
ARE under way here. according 20
report. for the building of new
and Immense dry dock with four
times The capacity ~ the present
dry dock. and to cost approximately
80 nnn. 600.
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Nellie Nichols
Pantages Star

Nellie y. Nichols whose person
,ats. plus Is attracting Seattle
,,u3eyine fans once more, this
u.s Al the Pantagcs heads that
,s,awr's program this week In great
syle
W rifcrns IS composed % char
s-tsr songs and comic poems with a
-es the Studio queen" ballad and
iaksoff on Services Dan Me
Grsw and ~thc lady who's known
IS Lou as her specialues
Ths Revue dart. four men and
fur women. and Countess MOdcna.
YioHnist with corn-eolored hair.
4 eo-teatured this week in an ex-
seEent repertoire Of songs, Italian.
sranish. French and American con-
ee., numbers a toe dance and sew
sni instrumental numbers They
are q high class.
poliey & oHare. a black and
ulis face team. present a fast line
a rally humorous patter in a we'll
pannsd sud excellsntly written act
al PAIN Beach.
whsslsr and Potter. pair OF
dancing comics. DO clever little
SIT his week which Is well liked
Is ne audiences
The Foley Four, dancing quar-
tsi o. one girl and four fast-s,ep-
pins hoys, Is the strongcs, opening
az The Pan management has pre-
ssn,ed IN a long while They have
speedy ensemble and some new
steps
Tss weeks sonEalogus IS BY
GIr1u Goff. organIs;. with the aid Of
tlso youngsters. George and Charles
FIuhaTt playing piano solos, duets
and frios on the stage.
Loves whirlpool" one % the
ns~ James Kirkwood-Lila Lee pic
iureS is this weeks film attraction
MGdgs BeIlamy Is the supporting
artist. Il ".
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New Oriental Limited

Great Northern Ry. Finest Train
10 the East" CSO extra farsL leaves
Seattle daily. 8 y. m, for Chicago.
Glacier Park Limited" fine Oh.
Bervation car train. leaves daily $50
o. m Tickets. reservations. lnfor-
nation, 1903 Fourth Ave- MA In.
$500. Advertisement
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La Toilette "Over
the Top" in Calf.

SAN FRANCISCO sept. -Four
times "a many signatures as the
California law requires 10 place a
new electoral ticket on the ballot
we're affixed 10 Ia Toilette petitions
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| ITEHAHI activity of George Van
- deryeer, former attorney Tor the
g. " W. faNoHng election TO the
supreme court n Justices Lane.
Blake ana Pemberion. aa against
Justices Main. Mitchell and Askreu.
IA due 20 a desire 10 aid those con
Wcted for the Centulia massacre. n
is charged by Inference in "a letter
received b. Seattle attorneys from
members of The Spokane Bar aaEOcil
ton
Cause q the present argument is
q letter sent out by Vandcryeer
which charged present members of
the supreme court with defending
record or corruption IN office ("
This letter was read 20 Nanderyeer
AZ a meeting Of The Seattle bar asso
citation last Friday The former ]. vs..
W attorney admitted the wording
was unfortunate"
The letter from Spokane says. IN
part
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Boys and girls today are better In
health. intelligence and physical
strength than IN any previous gen.
Grafton. says an English doctor.
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Proposals viii be received by the
NgTe2u u Supplies and Accounts,
N4vy Department. Washington. u. G..
until 10 o'clock a. m. Sept. IS, 1875.
Tor delivering rice. wiping solder,
urinss and water closets and cleo
triesl supplies and wire 10 the Navy
Yard. Puget Sound. wash. Apply for
proposals. to the supply officer.
Navy Yard. Puget Sound. wash. or
70 the Bureau 81 supplies and Ac-
cunts DAVID POTTER. PaymRster
General Of the Navy. s-72-2f.-Ad-
rsstisement
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DEFENDED AND
SUPPORTED l. W ".

Perhaps you have forgotten for
The moment who Nandcrvccr is.
Ever since the I " ". came into
prominence in this state by reason
Of their Industrial dlsordors and their
opposition 20 the war. Eanderycor
has been IN entire charge OF the Dc.
Tense Of their members wherever
they were brought 10 trial In our
courts,
His beat known defense was that
~ members of Tho T.. W. vs.. who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-02

Ire Oldest schooluaster In Eng.
lana IS p. r, Davies Of Radnorshire,
He Is % years old
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-16
LAS FIESTAS DE CARNIVAL.
EN- PONCE


! Reina extraordipario entusiasmo en-
"a buena sociedad de la Perla del
Sur para la celebration de las proxi-
mas festas de Carnival, las Que
prometen resultar este afio realmente
tesplendidas.
FL % de febrero Sc iniciara ell Car
naval con un magnfficoi Bale de So
cledad EN- el Cenro Espafiol, donde Sc
celebraran dos bales mas: de Ira
Jes, el 2 de mario, Y de Mascaras el
del lnisIno mes.
En- los bales de- Traies y de Mas
caras Sc sortearan valiosfsiynos re-
galos entire las damas que concurran
| al Centre.
A peticion de un gran ntimero de
distinguidas damas, ell Centre Espa-
mol lucira este ano la misma decora-
cion de Venecia que Sc uso en- Ell
Carnaval del ano pasado, v la que
merecio los mayores elogios Y apIau-
SOS de toda la sociedad por su ori-
ginalidad y belleza, magistralmente
ejecutada por ell renombrado artista
ponceio Sr. Pou.
A no dudarlo, las fiestas del Cen
tro Espanol de Ponce tendran este
aiio una resonapcia extraordinaria.