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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-30

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Einhalmsrr. 1891 LIST. Phones bts.
3onney. Watson Co, Funeral Difec-
tors. Third nv. and Uniysrsity.
Both phones 10.
LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice IL hereby given thar the
partnership existing between -,
soived. Ths undarsigned will not
be- Responsible Tor any bifls.
T. .. Wo0DHiNG;
PERSONAL.
ErffnnE rfffnD~6o nSf ~ssr
truss. permanent. absolute. without
operation or detention from bust.
nsss q labor: oyer Iee cases cured
In past two yearn. from age year
70 asr ~. The Harvard Hystom.
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LADIES' REMoDEIIN0 PARLORS
New garments made and old remo1-
esea Latest styles Pficcs reA-
spnAtie. ale Arcade BLDG lad. 1
wssow 81 ~ desires 10 80 into busi~
Mesa which Ane thoroughly undnf-
stands. bot hsr not the nsesna. de-
rsrss Ia meet gentleman partner
who win assist her x iss. care
star
MERHY CHRISTMAS.
ALASKA headquarters. wonderful
variety from every country.
Yg oisDE CURIOSITY SHOP.
eoiman lock.
Ladies'. tailoring. gowns also remodel
Ing. aob Northern Bank Bid..
MARRIAGE t.EixEMoNiEs
PERFORMED
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Wanted - good Catholic home for q
fine baby boy months old sss
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Fancy shell Handled Souvenir Pens
sosxsnsr Pen O.. boz 1895 Seattle.
LOST AND FOUND
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muff frusn RhoteH' pattern coun-
tef ta ka0wn. Return, no questions
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Reward - Goia-hAndiet umbrella.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-30
city REAL EaTATE


s70n buys bungalow fek1f. LOT S6H
f11 e. alley. close % car ard
school No assessments; free wood
and water. $500 down. balance
1900 q month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-30


Chemical company has opening for
Thoroughly competent salesman
Must he acquainted with Seattle
and surrounding territory. one
with knowledge nf chicken raising
prefnrred. No SAMPLES. Bond ss Or
Hnpax Manufacturing Co.. sufnass
Wash.
ygb WEEKLY aud expenses to trust
worthy people To travel anu dlE-
tribute samples FOR big whoiesale
house. c. Emery. Gal Plymouth.
chIcano,
Wnntcd--Men ami women to learn the
barber trade. Largest and most
complete school In the West Vases
paid while learning An unlimited
course only as. Call and see our
NATIONAL AsnRSi SI ~T naR hi ' COLLEGE.
ss Washington. or T2e Third Av-
Phone. Main 8tst.
fioYs AND GIRLS. ATTENTION.
Come 60 39T Epjcr block and learn
how te get gold watch and chain
Hurry
NEW OFFICE spEcI Atty Sells
for cash Indispensable as a type
writer First class statesmen only
need apply. Sales department. Box
II. Newton. Iowa
Spring ri. pool room. Esverything
new. Az cents per cue, Main on
trance. 1921 Third av w. Cramer.
Ted paiue.
800 MONTHLY and expenses to
travel and distribute samples for
big manufacturer. steady work. g.
Scbeffer. Law Bldg, Chicago.
III your siicker leaks, ask Ballard
Hardware co. for kent's rainproof.
HELP WANTED--FEMALE
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pefienced or inexperienced. 20 work
az telephone operators. Apply TO
HOS 3rd av. or 1890 nth av. The
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Co.
Wanted--StronR Swedish or German
girl 20 assist In general housework
Mrs. II K. Bull. sThe Pines." North
Bend. Wash.
First class alterations. prices rea-
sonsbie ladies' suits and skirts
made to order. work guaranteed.
Mrs. Gown, ae5 Pike.
Wantad--~A woman companion. Call
4i0I 18th av. 4. South Seattle car.
SITUATION WANTEp--FEMALE.
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An experienced nurse desires posi-
ton. confinement eases or care of
inValids. Ind. Cherry 1lbS.
The Forrest City times., 1911-01-20
FOOD A LA TABLOID
New First-Aid- to- Hungry Ra
 ton for Army.
Twenty-Four Hours Meals All Packed In a Can About the Size Of Cake of Kitchen
 Soap.

Washington.-A half pound of grub day for hard-wOrked soldier sweat ing in the trenches, Dinner, two and two-thirds ounces after a forced march. when he is footsore and weary, Twentyfour hours meals, all packed snugly in a tiny can, about as big as Rridgat's slab of kitchen soap!
 Such Is the invention of Gen. Henry c sharpe. commissary general of Uncle Sam's army the busy officer who thrice daily feds the S3.000 hun gry mouths of our soldier boys
 He is the first inventor you ever heard of who hopes that there will never be any demand for the prize fruit of his genius And this is be cause this invention is an emergency ration. whose use would mean, in the first place. war-which General Sher' man rightly defined as 1heIi'-and, in the second place. an unfortunate emer- gency of war resulting from a cutting off of the supplies of an army in the field
 The skyb blue can. which holds an emergency breakfast. dinner and sup per. all within it's tiny shell is four and three=quarters inches long. less than three inches broad. and an inch and quarter thick You can wear one in your hip pocket without arousing the least suspicion that you are bearing refreshments less proper and polite
 War breaks out say, with the Japs, the Germans. or the bleomin British Each Yankee brave in khaki has one of these can ot arstaid to-the-empty dropped into his haversack. where il keeps fresh for months. and where it must be regularly accounted for at in.
The Forrest City times., 1911-01-20
The New Army Emergency Ration.

speetion until falls the unhappy aay when the enemy cuts eff the cammls sariat and the pabulum fails to show up
 Then each boy In drab squatting by the good camp fire. grabs the loose end of the blue bandeau enwreathing the head of his can and gives her a twist. IL works after the principle of the tin ribbon around the fragrant sardine can-onIy it really works
 From the package fall three slabs Of something very Ike the brown cakes of chocolate that small children buy from train butchers and with which they delight to erumb up the plush seats of the passenger coaches.
 The hungry soldier may draw but one slab. From this he removes the tlghtly-pressed wrapper of figured tin foil, and so he sits down to supper The other two cakes must be put back In the can and saved. one for tomor. rows breakfast and the other for to- morrow's dinner. if need be
 If his palate does not take to his compact meal in this dry form he can. with knife or bayonet. scrape his slab over his fin cup and boil the scrapings three minutes in the cupful of water. thus brewing hot beverage, which, In chilly weather. would undoubtedly be preferred 10 the cold. dry fodder
 II tastes much like the popular brands of milk chocolate. but moi eo sweet Chocolate which French tourists have long esteemed as an emergency travel ration-is the baae af The compound
 Inc eKacf constituents are.
The Forrest City times., 1911-01-20
Are You eak. All Run Down?

This condition is directly caused by bad blood When the blood IS made rieb and pure by Hoods Sarasaparilla, you will feel strong and cheerful; 1t will pu, new life into your veins. new vigor into your muscles; give you a sharper appetite and good digestion, make you look bett., sleep better and feel better. will naks the hardest work lighter and the dsrk.a day brighter Facts, Thousands confirn them Get Hoods today
The Forrest City times., 1911-01-20

was at this time began taking Doan,. Kidney Pills and soon improved When I had used 12 boxes wa. without a sign of the trouble wbich seemed to be carrying me to my grave s
 Remember the name-Doan's
 For sale by all dealers. 50 cents |. box Foster Milburn Go, Buffalo. V v
The Forrest City times., 1911-01-20

which the doctors said was incurable. I grad. ually grew weaker m. til l had to take to my bed. The kidney secre. tions were suppressed
 l became terribly bloat. ed, and finally reached the point where I tooL no interest In lifn IA
The Forrest City times., 1911-01-20
The exact constituents are

thHs taH hat, about the most uutrf tioas foods that naare affords milk sgEs. chocolate malt and sugar sa rf'ted ef water and other unneces safy portions fhe whole mixed 10 gether and Dressed into cakes sa dry that less than ouetVenty nfth part oi them moisture
 ANlaioFs, aerouauis, campers. hunt CTS and explorers whom news oi II lately leaked out in some way-are already writing to Washington tc learn where they can obtain these lit tie cans
The Forrest City times., 1911-01-20

To finish the moment; to find ,bs journeys end in each step Of ths road; to live the greatest number os good hours is wisdom.-Emerson
The Forrest City times., 1911-01-20
TIRED, SICK AND DlscoURAeFn
Deans Kidney Pills Brought He.i..
 and CheerfuIness.

Mrs. J. P. Pemberton. S54 So. Ia fayette St, Marshall, Mo. says: For years I suffered from Bright's diseasa
The Forrest City times., 1911-01-20
CURED COWS CAKED UDDER.

Use it for ailment. of your chickens and turkeys also those of your cattle horses and mules and you will find h saves loss of livestock. it Is SO pow erful that 1t cures almost immediately Mr,. Daisy Drs~e. New Orleans. La ~nss''
 s ha usef hsHiran Mustang aissnt Tor see~f7i Ssafs aa uF chisas for tse Reap and found it a sure cure have also atfa v in our barn with sArtsfagtarV resHza VI COW has recently bern cured of severe uiih cake formed lu hrr ud Ter Nc8icsr N ast~hs Llnirueut effected A QIste cure.
 25e. 6Oo $i a bottle at Dras q G sn1 stOrsA
The Forrest City times., 1911-01-20
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 r4 tsrf aHa'.f-sI-s aHI 1Is#.tz#..=T H5 A4ft tafHa.F tf tas ueaEers 5ssr. +r
 NsIa eaer =--aHaefs Al azz-.t fE.- r.e5musHd thsf sau provide IF ts.-= sttn sra hers ln order that the u-~s . tAls court may continue fa he tr4rs.#,s @lih promrtnrss and dispatch and fE. fv, aens sf 'As justices thas gs Asltsasa
The Forrest City times., 1911-01-20
The Tuberculosis sanatorium.

Modern science has demonstrated that tu. hereulo>Is IS cHrable disease and fiat sfiehee greatest weapon on the great whfte piea-Qe IS the Sauatorium. The General Assembly of 1909 appropriated So6 0d0 for the ereguon and maiHteuauee If a saHatIri um. he financial condition of the state required the pastpancment of the work hut It ~as begun In February. 19f0 and the .Ali h4iteflum was opened the first of last Sep ,ember II has been located on beautiful U tract of 975 acres in the pine ridges near BoeneFiue, the land being donated by the people of that city. The sanatorium consist, of of sixteen buildings, water, sewer and heat ing plants and electric lighting from Boone vile, and dairy It has been well furnish ed and equipped and all within the arpro Prauon. supplemented by some donations Ih he entire plant IS modern and up to date
 ne present capacity Is for seventy four pa flentS. which may be Increased at but com. paraiyely Htte expense. So far nearly 100 paients have been treated. and splendid results are being obtained The report of the Board If Trustees will be transmitted t9 y9H and your careful consideration of
 recommend that you deal as Iberan, as IS posalhle. under our financial condition
 wlth this institution. '"'
The Forrest City times., 1911-01-20
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The Forrest City times., 1911-01-20
Public Schools and Uniformity Of Text
 Books
The Anti Trust Act


 In the trial of the rate case the counsel for the state developed the fact that the rates which were put in force by the rali- roads after they had secured their in5uuc. ton from Judge Van Deyanter were made Tn concurrence by them and the rates were the same upon all the competing lines within the state. Thus lt Is seen that when fr6a \ from control of the state by the injunction Of the federal court. competing lines of rail road Tn the state combined in putting in the freight rates which were in force in the state until they were declared unreason- able by the federal court
 Under the direction of the Railroad Com mission. the special counsel for the stats at Fort Smith under the anti trust act seek ing to recover penalties from 1t for violation or sad act in thus combining in establishing freight rates. Before the case was reached Tor trial, another ease presenting he same issues which had been brought by the prose. outing attorney in another portion of the state reached the Supreme Court and the Supreme Court held that the anti trust act dld not cover such combination There is no form 1t combination which can involve SD much financial burden on the people of the state aS combination among the rail roads Tn fixing freight rates It has been shoWn to have been in this case A most dis astfouS one upeu the people of the state and 1t IS unfortunate that the anti trust act aId not cover this combination so that the fallFeaaS eoald have been punished for so state
 l recommend that the anti trust act bs amended so as to cover in the future such unlawful combinations in the establishment of freight rates
The Forrest City times., 1911-01-20
State University

., hf report e5 tae Easfl Trs.e#. t., lAe GHaNsFe9sE shows Ht4s,# z7#zsz H.-==. t " most prosperous taHdIs4nr HI -at.I
 .sst5=a'It ', mt Sa Fsxe aS 1= 4Hatfsr .5zE5ee- 5ai tae atte5ss5enex fl fs4 aa.-,r@#+s preparatory department i. aa, .r ..ls" and after this year uaHe has .i4.ta.ts s',..... s5.eiaihg the ese depa-.maut u4.l h. aa..lslgd at all. tais Is II accariaura win recent law enacted by iAe legislature ss.5 IS ss II should De The univer.5ff af .a+ state Is intended 10 giEc state a4d to Aieser
The Forrest City times., 1911-01-20
Reform Schools

he location of the rcfnrmatarv for wbits children E indeed bad Me have 200 arre@ o' rocks for then to tal On f natbi1s can be produced Eothjue can be faugEf n; practical leaett on the subject of agricni '1rr and HatalHc can be saved from tbs wasted ehetEF of tHe youthful criminals lh5F ta confined No shops have been pro, ri9' m9nt wtleb might te of use 10 inc re. i9fiHet rriHr-ai iu after fife So in jf. IF eAt sifu4t taere remains nathing for t3 sla but fo remain housrd m in re aHlaius "r play on the grounds while i.ef must te gpar-ed at the ,xpeuse oy The hons .HHar uf inc taxuavrrs of tba IH tzE eIEHe Ion 1 would respect. is reeza-ZH.f that= xan look earef,iIIt. into matter aai. 4 after a reorganization .-tse ham yau find that inc Hrr~ Nli psruIt H. thai tbis
 a .ther moved 70 some l5rsIitv #f s-taa a character n, to Hr#a.4#'r. IT else shaDs h. .i n eauHeatiaa wlth the s.titn.
 Ht ate iH urIrr r}5t =tha
 LEaIs ua learn trades fbat
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The Forrest City times., 1911-01-20
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The Forrest City times., 1911-01-20
Railroad Demmrage Bill.
Graduated Tax on Incomes

het.0tiH trsaSaat to ysu -apv If \ Hf f4#.-ft ai.-.#ae-5#.tHt "a the eaaStlf#.s#5. ld' #i.sd ~ta.t> rraviiIn- fr LAX on incomes N.a H.rtHeJ eapy bas E.r. ...f ia Mt .51 ss.tgfarl ot state A.. w.sa #- T. He saares#l af s.se as.,.=.i
 taa #gfe Hf say thai a4 r z-Af tas4He --2 winch vs l.. s4a stzle flr . ...-....-. .He e1merf raa..a. .ta- .H fet,r .. ts atlpe ar ausaa#.sft .s ral sialHtan providing t.r Su. | Hus s0r.aUz question shr H4,= ta .5z. iAA aH tE- l.E1ms. of the q. zers af mi sss5e taH sslFdrt of the federal -55 eH 9iHh i aH3te H#t Hr t-atsz5.5=r Fl -.Atr e'2 E'r- wau.4 taerefare auusfses y"a e eSeIine with thf closest >--tts5ry ti51 aiaendmfut to the federal sauSfItuft4 n E lore !ea give 't s1 1ur ssueti m and approval
 Levees and Drainage
 The laws of our state permitting 1s,ae, and drainage have addrd more 10 it's ma
The Forrest City times., 1911-01-20

ne Ia"s ot our Sfaft UeruIttiue Ievees and dFalnASe have added more to is ma
The Forrest City times., 1911-01-20

education only. The abandonment Of the preparatory department will doubtless de crease the attendance. but it will increase the strength of the university. The state university should not undertake % do com. mon school or high school work Besides this it is cheaper for the taxpayers and more convenient for the parents to send their children to school nearer home uatlt they ars fully prepared for university work.
 The levy of special tax ou al the prop eFty ef the state has been recommended hy the Board of TrusteeS for the maintenance of the university. This plan has very many advantages over the present manner of SC. eqriag apPropr'ions pnt ey the empiaymsRh, ,Rt university IS Co get it's allowance from ths legislature. But as Co the matters of ap- propriations for the university or any other of the institutions of the state. l think there should be more attention given
 District Agricultural Schools.
 There four of these institutions as provided for by the last legislature and they are located as follows. The first die. Russellvlle the third at Magnolia and ihs fourth al Monticello.
 Under the terms of the btll they were located under compel tive proposals and ths community oferius the best inducements hss received the permanent ioeatIau- All af the schools. I believe are u95s IL operation. and the attendance is larger than WIS -. pected for the commencement
 Public Schools and Uniformity Of Text
 Books.
 T. is pity-.'and a pity that if is 1. pity that we cannot. or hake not eaaetsd comprehensive law for the selection sale and use of text books fsf t#t at5t'-sa this state. Ne are frequently a3vt=a4 that uniformity is not best for us That. nf course, depends up1n whaye uniformity is adopted If we permit oar natural enemies, the hook trust. 10 specify the kfnd of uHi- formity we shall have it certainly wiH not be best for IS from the viewpoint of rosf. If We listen to them in the lohbles arouna our legislative halls will never have any other kind In my opinion thiS is eH- et the most urgent necessities for the common schools of the state. and in ordef that II may receive the most careful consideration at your hands l recommend that y4u appoint q competent joint committee for the express purpose of Investigating all the laws of other states on the subject and of drafting q suit able bill. and then to pass that bill in spIte of all opposition.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-12-29
WONDERFUL \ J RESULTS
ON SHORT NOTICE

nave used your Pomade. It's the
s.s s.ss ming I ever used for making curly
80 he smooth. I have not finished
~ nrst :, bottle. but can see wonderful.
ul.s. p, writes Mrs. Louise E. Hayes Of
AZ ,y FordS Hair Pomade for harsh
49, rSDDoln e. and unruly hair and Ford'sl
~, 49, Wnite Skin Lotion for the com.
s..lon ~ AK your druggist for them,
49, N su.e and get ths genuine tFord's).
saulacf cf'ared BY the OzonizeI OF
oW Company, Chicago, Iii.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-12-29
ooI1Ax MOTHS.

Rev. James Bqwles has resigned as
pastor Of Bethel Baptist church to
take effect, Jan. lst. We regret very
much to lose the Rev. and his estima-
ble wife who have been instrumental
IN doing much good for our community.
They viii take change to IT. Nadi-
son Baptist church. Mr. !, ]. Beasley
is a victim Of tonsilitis this week.
Messers. S. A. Spencer and Louis
Banks were Capital City visitors Christ
mas day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Dean entertained
number of their friends in delight
full but informal manner Xmas day. A
most enjoyable time was had by all
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashford entertained the
following persons in a most delightful
manner Christmas day. Rev. and Mrs.
James Bowles and their guest, Mrs. Jas.
Battles of Enterprise and Miss Bette
Berkley Of Hiteman.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-12-29
DAVENPORT NOTES.
Last week.)

l
The Stewardesses' day at Bethel A.
M. e. church was as usual success.
The following persons add grgace and
dignity to the occasion.
The pastor preached at Ii a. m.
Subject 1.-THE Divine Law"
Y After an effective Allen league
meeting in the evening, led by the
vice president, Mrs. Nora Sheppard,
the Stewardeeses continued their
program, devotionals being led by the
president. II
Mrs. Matilda Neal and Mr.. Preston
Miller were quietly married at the
groom's residence December 14th.
Rev. StovaI performed the ceremony.
& The Christmas sale at Bethel A. M.
e. church, given by the Willing
Workers p. e. committee, proved to
be grand affair both financially and
socially. 5a
Quite number Of Davenporters at
tended the installation Of King Solo
mon Lodge, No. 20, "A. f. and Az NJ,
in Rock Island Monday evening, De-
cember 18th. This was a union in-
stallation, and the officers Of the ave.
departments Of the order were sGuly
installed by p. G. M. Burris, Mr.. John
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-12-29
ALBA NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs M. Brown Of Hooking
was in Abba Sunday.
Mrs. E. Jeffers came down from Des
Moines Christmas morning to visit a
a few weeks in Abba and Hooking with
her children.
The neighbors and friends rendered
a surprise on Mr., and Mrs, John Wash
ington, Tuesday Of this week.
Mrs. Virgia Burns of and her cousin
Miss Burns of Hooking was in town
shopping Saturday.
Mr.. Bert Allen went to Des Moines
Thursday to spend Christmas.
Mrs. Ellen Bristo returned to her
home in Enterprise on Wednesday.
Mrs. VII Hawkins has returned to
Abba from Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Robson Of Hook
king was in, Abba shopping today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Grayson and son,
Ben, spent Xmas week in Abba.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Morris Of Ogden
have moved to Abba.
A. M. E. Sunday school had their
Christmas tree at the A M. p. church
on Christmas night. Song services on
Sunday evening.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-12-29
THE MOON LAW.

The law which forbids joint owner
ship Of saloons no doubt was enacted
for the purpose of suppressing the sa-
looms. But it falls short Of accomplish
ing the aim of its supporters, in that it
opens up another avenue to cause men
seek to evade the law. What difference
does it make if saloon is owned joint
ly or by single Individual? SO long as
they are legalized by law. In CONNER
cial law; silent partnership is recogni-
zed as being legal method of doing
business It is obvious that this meth
cd may be used. which would defeat the
purpose of this law. The question of
how many men are joint owners Of q
single saloon is not an important one,
but rather the number of saloons in,
operation in any community, II