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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-08
WINTER SPORTING DOPE FROM EVERYWHERE
Feds to Have Some Local Park
Plans Are Approved.


cago Federal League club yesterday
approved advance plans for the
grandstand to be erected at Addison
and Clark streets, and an effort will
be made to begin construction with
in week. It is not expected that
the stand will be completed by
the time the season opens, but it will
be in such condition that the fans
can occupy it.
The plans as drafted are for a sin
gle-deck grandstand giving seating
capacity of $4,000, of which 5000
will be box seats. Pavilions at either
end of the stand will give an addition
al space for 1000, and with the
bleacher space to be set aside there
will be room for 10000 bugs to squat
and watch the teams of the new
league.
Home plate will only be 80 feet
from the grandstand, bringing the
fans closer to the actual scene of
conflict by ten feet than in other big
league establishments. There will be
a depth of 400 feet from the plate to
the center field fence, a deeper field
than most major leagues boast of.
This means that outfielders will not
be hampered by lack of room and will
be free to chase flies until they drop.
The main entrance will be located
at Clark and Addison streets. There
will also be exits on the east side of
the field leading to the Northwestern
g." The stand will be so arranged
that a second deck can be added if |
the patronage warrants.
Frank GilhooIey, the young out
fielder VINO played last year with |
Montreal, has signed with the Yanks, |
who purchased him in the fall.
Art Kruger, center fielder Of the |
Los Angeles team Of the Pacific Coast
League, says he has signed three
year contract with the Kansas City
team Of the Federal League.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-08
Tener Has Wrong Idea-Fans Want
Sport, Not Politics.

League has been in Pennsylvania
politics so long that he believes 'the
organization" will always be victor
ious. Any one outside of the "circle"
hasn't a chance of coping the plums,
according to the doctrines that have
been dinned into him by the oily deal
ers of the Keystone state.
This feeling showed yesterday
when he issued a statement at the
meeting of the National League to
the effect that sentiment of the fans
would all be with the so-called or
ganized wings Of the game, and that
the Feds would suffer from lack of
patronage and be forced out of bust
ness.
Boies Penrose, a power in the now
emasculated Republican party, and
political sponsor of the governor,
thought the Organization" would
have a walkaway in the last election,
but he found that the voters went
where they thought they would get
the best results.
What applied to politics will obtain
in baseball. The fans, with their
money, have the referendum power,
and can exercise it at the box Office.
They are going where good baseball
is provided, and it makes no differ
ence whether the park is branded
with the organization stamp or not.
OF course, it is not implied that the
two older leagues viii not furnish
good sport. They have done so in
the past, and will continue along that
line in the future, as it is the only
way they can make money. But if
the Feds also provide good contests,
with star players in their lineup, they
will get their share of the patronage.
The average fan cares little about
baseball politics. He wants to see
the thrilling catches and hear the re-
sounding whack of bat against ball
The fact that team belongs to the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-08
ELSEWHERE
!. Russem Bey. Turkish ami

a. Rusterl Bey. Turkish srlbas.
sador TO 4. s.. sails for home. stand.
Ing by recent anti-American inter.
views.
Washington waterway projects
now under way will receive si.706.
600 OF rivers and harbors appropri.
alton.
President promises 20 supper,
federal licensed warehouses 20 heiY
cotton growers.
Backed BY "orys' element. A. c
Dailaeh. former mayor OF Wenat
chez. files for mayor on economy
ticket
oreeon's wheat yield estimated
at 1900 bushels
Water shipments from, the A.
lantic 10 tho Pacific have doubled
since the opening OF the Panama
canal.
@. N. Bo~ies. Oakland bank
cashier. charged with manslaugh.
ter for running down and killing
i2year-old Berkeley girl with his
auto.
Harry r. Knowles. alleged de-
faulting treasurer OF Everett
Eagles. brought back TO face trial.
Olympia tax levy will be a7.s3
mills.
With levy Of Q mills. Ritxviile
has lowest tar rate in many years.
Ellensburo tax levy 1873 mills.
Last year ale mills.
Bodies Of two victims Of lepeett
wreck. one passenger. other a
sailor, washed up nj Neah bay.
Henry Parrot. BeIIlnsham sttor.
ncy. appointed district deputy of
the Flks.
Everett tar levy this year ASS
mills. reduction OF mills.
Ara Martin. Anaeortes merchant.
running for trim In Mount Vernon,
hit by auto and may die.
Frank p. Mckinney appointed
receiver Of defunct Olympia Rank
a. Trust Co.
House failed 20 reach vote on
Clayton antitrust bill yesterday.
Alleged Junk trust" operating
on Pacific Coast unearthed by fed.
eral authorities.
Elizabeth de MsJo Ouraxxo.
American wife OF Italian duke. and
sister OF John p. Hanan. million.
aire shoe manufacturer. sues for
divorce AZ White Plalns, y. y, de-
claring duke is n thief
Condition OF Cardinal Ferrsta,
papal secretary OF state. regarded
as serious.
Rev. Isaac Wilson. Methodist
pastor OF Milan. Mich. stabbed.
beaten and robbed of $4,000 by
footpad at London. Ont
First Lord OF the English Aornl-
raltv Winston Churchilfs wife
gave birth to daughter. the
couples third child.
French Rentes advanced 30 10
II francs Is centimes. the highest
they have been since war first
threatened
Harry Riehiln, proprietor OF
secondhand store. Los Angeles, at.
tackled in store and robbed of $3.50.
Aviator Glenn Martin announced
he will enter the government
aerial competition at San Diego,
beginning Oct. 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-08
MEX CONSUL IS
ALL STIRRED UP
OVER MONK ACT

It's Just one thing after another
especially In Mexico. Interna-
tionai complications are now
threatened by Mexican Consul
Jose Rodriguez de Molina on o
count of feature In the perform
ance OF wormwood's animals nj
Loew's Empress this week.
A dog Is trained to pick out the
flag Of each country as the ma
tionai hymn Of that country Is
played by the orchestra. Through
his human assistant the dog final
Is turns TO a large baboon and
asks him TO pick out the flag OF
HIS country.
The baboon picks the Mexican
flag Now salute the flag is the
order, and the baboon gives an
undignified salute to the national
colors OF Mexico.
When Consul de Molines saw
the performance he naturally got
peeved and he has given the EN-
press management notice that if
that portion OF the act is not dis
continued. he will take drastic
action" whatever that means.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-08
ANALYSIS
0FTHEDAY'S
WAR NEWS

ft HthOHAI OF THE BE L.
CLAN governments archives from
Antwerp 70 ostend, reported TO-
day, seems 70 prove that the Ger
mans have not yet completely In
vested the former city. II suggests
that way ls clear 20 the west
ward for the Belgian garrison's ss-
cape, even " Antwerp eventually
capltUiates.
Apparently the Belaisns are
~erp that they followed at Lieee.
Their field force 10 being tan
died as unit distinct from ths
strategic demands OF the perms-
nent forts.
The field srry's principal busl-
ness at Antwerp. as II was at
Liege, 10 10 escape capture. not 70
defend a city from which escape 10
impossible.
N the line OF retreat 20 the west
ward can be kept open, Antwerp's
fail will be Of no military conte-
quence.
The Belgian army, which the
German general staff so aroently
desired 20 trap. will still be al lib
erty. and the possession Of Ant
~erp BY the kaiser will be az use
less as the possession Of Brussels
has been.
THE BULK or THE GERMAN
force undoubtedly 10 concentrated
southeast Of Antwerp 10 prevent
the gefuians fron1 rnovfnc in that
direction on the ksiser's main line
OF communication.
This necessary disposition cf the
besleaing force naturally suits the
Belgisns. as II allows them TO get
away 10 the westward.
II the Belgian general staff fol-
lows Its own admirable precedent
established at Lieae. II will not be
guided In mapping out its field
strategy by consideration for Ant
~erp's defense.
Instead, IL will retain the army
before the city orIy so long az tie
avenue Of escape remains open.
THE ELIMINATION OF THIS
strategy will be an eventfvI union
OF tire Belgian troops with the
Franco British forces on the Bel
gian border.
Thus the prime result Of the Ger
man attack on Antwerp may be
the strengthening Of the assault
evidently planned by the allies on
the northwest corner Of the
kaiser's battle square.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-08
SHORT NEWS
HERE

Eggs up again.
Five start divorce action.
Court disregsrds prosecutors
plea for clcmency and gives A. G.
skinner, check forger. limit.
Search made here for Bud
Stroud. missing Mt. Vernon boy.
Crotc.Rankln Co. entertains
clubs Friday afternoon.
cyrus csmpion elected presi-
dent and Mayo Shattnek vice
president. Broadway Alpha Lit.
Seattle Machine Works low bid.
der on electric dredge for Stuck
flyer work
Alexander kelemer. Budapest
globc-trotter. arrives mere.
r. e. ma,field elected head OF
Ad club.
Seattle gets In book issued by
Panama exposition management.
Six new national banks formed
Ia state during month.
Frelghter Seward bringing $4,000
cases OF salmon mere.
Complaint made against eonoI-
ton OF streets north OF East Tn.
ion. between 2Gth and 30th
Lincoln Girls club chooses
Ugenia Garrett president
Paul oustln's Mount Rainier"
gets Seattle Fine Arts society 500
prize.
Free lecture 6eries announced
BY Washington State Art associa-
ton
Rotary club considers removal
OF membership restriction.
Auto thieves steal cars owned
by u. r Garrett and - H. Collsett
Clay Tsllmsn. eomnlssloner OF
general land office. arrives.
VIM Mckinley Circle Harvest
home dinner. TridNy. Veterans
hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-08
ANACORTES man
STRUCK BY AUTO.

ANACORTES. Oct. S.-A. Mar
win. for 20 years In the grocery
and general erchandise business
here. was run over by an auto
driven by Clyde Trafton. while
running TO catch the G. n. motor
at summit park. four miles from
here.
Marvin is dying at the Anacor,es
hospital, his legs. arm. head and
seven ribs being broken He leaves
a widow and two daughters.
The auto was smashed, but
Trafton escaped uniniured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-08
II REAL ESTATE LOANS
MARKETS
PIKE PLACE

stall I. 10. standard graduated
sugar. sic stalls alas. golden egg mae.
aronl pkEs ssc. blsck-cyc peas, lbs
2sc stan as best home made mlnce.
meat use No.. home made saucrkraut. iss
ct. picked pigs feet &c each Stall G.
sardines In oil or tomato sauce. &c. sauer.
kraut. S. a. Stall isoa. Toe soups Sc,
pkRs mscaroni. Use, corn starch. 81
pkg stall ~. Ne cans pineapple. gSc
extra large fancy dried pruncs. 2 lbs. 2tc
Stall 1891. shoulder lamh. les No.. shoulder
steaks ibo 10. picnic hams. itc N. stall
~. lamb chops i2no II, corned beef
~ 10 and ikc IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-08
ENGLAND HAS A HERO

LONDON. Oct S.--Lieut. Com
mpnder Max X. Horton az British
submarine E.9 was today's hero
throughout the British Isles on &C
count OF the E-9's successful raid
to the mouth of the river Ems, dur
ing which Il succeeded In torpedo
ing snd sinking q German de-
stroyer and was reported-though
this without eonfirmation--to have
sent a German cruiser also 20 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-08
SOUTH END

Stall 90. tomatoes, sec box; sweet po-
tatocs. 4 lbs i0c; now potatoes, rs lbs
rbc; crabs. Tor abc. hppered herring, 2
lbs 2sc; haiibut checks, lbs, isc. stall
40, bananas. 1kc dor; apples, Sc daz.
lemons. soc dos Stalls sS-ts, hams, iac
III shoulder hams iSc h; lamb chops.
igMc 10. leg lamh. i2sc H.; local bacon.
isNc NJ fancy breakfast bacon, soc and
ale H. stall 50, rock cod, i0c H. sliced
salmon. : lbs. Use. whole silver salmon.
soc H. salt mackercl. Tor 2Sc. salmon
trout, lbs, s5c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-08
CoRNFR

stall .. fresh silver salmon. acc each.
or Toe h. , lbs sso rock cod. ibc 10. 2
lbs. Csc Stall -. shrimps itc 10, lbs.
2sc, smelt lbs. Be tom cod, lbs isc
halibut cheeks, Toe H., lbs 2Sc. crabs.
for 2bc and for 2Se. Eastern oysters.
abc pt. CLANS DC at stalls iO6-lii.
black pepper. 10c H. 25o pkg waffle
flour with 81 waffle iron sac; cans
string heans. 2bc = boxes best matches.
Toe. stan 4. home. made ham loaf ace
10 weinerr. ibc H.. home made potato
salad. Tee pt stall Is. potatoes si.t6
per sack delivered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-08
SANITARY

stalls si-aa. bes, fresh haiibut OF
salmon trout. zee No. smeit lbs 2bc,
rock cod. lave H.. black cod. roc 10
perch, ibc III fiiict sole, &c 10. red
snapper. Ice 10. crabs. for gkc. Olym-
pia oysters, soc IT. stall ils, extra fancy
apples. soc box pears Use boz stan ~,
green tomatoes. lbs Toe, or ace crate
nice. rcd cabbage. SC and DC head cAuli-
flower. roc head picking onions ioc 10.
stalls 2f.a6. dry peas. &C. ID No. 10
Fisher flour atc sack q lbs. macaroni
2sc. Jap lima beans, lbs 2bc. ? DC cans
shrimps soc,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-08
BRIDE IS KIDNAPPED

TACOMA. Oct. s.-The honey
moon OF Arthur r. Mckinley. mer-
chant. married TO Miss Grace
wilkinson. was delayed by friends
OF the couple. who kidnapped the
bride and took her to Seattle In an
automobile. as a joke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-08

stan soi, black bass lac ~. rock cod
lbs gbc, German carp, lbs Sc. stan
200, salt rising bread, Toe loaf large
Zoe leaves homo made bread, Soc stall
$40. hack cod. ? lbs lie, rcd snapper. Zoe
spinach, be H. hest celery. large stalks
ise. Hubbard squash. Nc b. stall ath,
large salmon, aoo each hallhnt lbs
sci fresh salmon, lbs gac stall ati
N. Y. Concord grapes ssc basket. very
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-08
CAPT. JOHN PICKS UP
FURS WORTH S35, 900

PORT TOWNSEND. Oct, s.--Ths
Seattle trading schooner c. s.
Holmes. which sailed for the Arctic
from Seattle May &c. has arrived
here from Point Barrow.
Capt. John Backland reports
successful season. bringing back a
cargo of furs. valued at $4,000.
/ 900 cases of fish and whalebone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-08

sweet oranges Toe dos stall ~. perch.
toe 10 4 lbs gbc kippefcd salmon. tnc
NJ stalls iga-ta2. Yakima honey, 2
combs s6c. home made apple butter. 2
lbs sac
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-08
cTIrpy TkSn

. aces 81 black alder bottom land on
main travelled highway. near iaiitoad
yiation and close 10 ses'tle snip
tt ~ 700 You can get hts % liberal
tsfmr
wts1 q WHEELER. 40, Co,man Hook.
(7o7p
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-08
ACREAGE
s ACRES ron 600

with q new hnnnalpw good we'll.
plenty o. Nr7d rood v.dl lie.
nice ana ieseil Just n iit'le way
from state Highway AMI within
easy driting distance from So.
attic You can live here ana
work In tho city. only Toe car
fare. ! viii make terms ~ sf0 q
month Goo fhT owner. room sos
New York ,li1uh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-08

fsfsoaai VIII sea sFits msr Wanted.
guieh. name and permanent address tao
genera asiifeflest ~ hpnuFabis am
tlttnu- man shn would mafry astrses
tive fefinsd heHnFstie fanrhsf .
SsaithY ~ida.. - hiEhssf character
.iFletlV confidential large hsna.om.
photos sad fuit particulars seat an
nan Interested enough 20 snsssF a.
once. ineiosins postage Address rin.
ssfe. ns.ts farmtnsfais = u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-08
2o-MALE SITUATION

Wanted. 10 sober industrious young
man who has family - 10 support.
position a. tramstef, aroccrN CLERK
or any position shatsyef where pei
sistsnyy and application VIII be appfe
cisted soed references Phone hssi
iest faAi Hudson sl
Fl SALESM EN- WANTED
! o. experienced .toel .eii,itof. ,nied
,1i tumheg hsehause nldH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-08
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS
DIRECTORY

AlrsANeticefls Arranged ter ne 'on
senlencs % Our nusy Readers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-08
PERSONS HOLDING Hi.tNp 40 srM.
FEEt - Fof.LowH rtENHE CALI.
At STAR OFFICE FoR SANE

wsnt 20 rent an improved farm n
must have tuiidinss equipment. cattle
horses ! prefer Washington. bisf = iii
consider orsxaa, fer ranias spftns
= ~ lssobs~a, sett lisa " e. or
A.ttF. star
a fui lia~. q Jsns. ruas LAS preaaTi.
81 49, rntan - A. last shs s.nains
article can - ebtafnsd The b.nsftstai
and hs8iiRs Efop~stt.. % this sfsa,
medicinal sea. acap Lake enter IN
iAs wsnufartsrs u al eur ps~iart.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-08
: RoARDERs WANTED.
30 STORES AND OFFICES

For sais--Tlsss second hand store IN Klns
county we'll stocked building snd lease
goes. very reasonable Take Seattle
fssaquah stage % Second and Union
Get back same day " ". walls. fsss-
quah. wash
Aia.ks building. dssk room ttoo month
Main 7ok-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-08

Wouid Eivs coed home 20 hoy +; ~
psafs Old wtth vle~ % adoption. musN
have iisht hair and blue sYes Have
Just icsf eufs North $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-08
g REAL ESTATE

For ssle-t6 ceres well improved In
sight OF beautiful snoaualmie Falls
W N. walls 1ssaauah. wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-08
II FEMALE HELP WTD
10 MALE HELP WANTED


Hantsd-sai.srnsn wiih ,hofoush en-.
psrisnca tn selling china and glassware
Apply. swing age references and d~tsiis
a. 60 experience. 70 c-i.o. star.
Men with paisntabl- IDEAS write tan.
dolph Co. Pstsnt solicitors. WASH
save on yoBr eating liii Try the Pugnaa
Cafeteria. second floor 600 Pine
y Al THOMrsoN's .fn Al rtt =
cOLLECTiONs--f6g LYON BUILDfNG
Elliott 2is
NATIONAL BNEBEH cOLiEssE
wants men and woman to learn the bar.
Der trade. wages paid while learning
Call or write
Hixh Grade school. 100 Main =,
Learn 70 ops. s,s MIXING picture mac hins
~ srpefisne.d operator iet Cedar st
DO you Nsnt 70 save money Cal al
the BsrR4in Store. z7z Occidental cor
nsr Main. Handles new and second.
hand suits rslncoats. o. 80 Up Tools
guns trunks. shoes. suitcasss J.wslry.
Alaska outfits
Gordon Trades Upstairs shop positively
sells i15 suits or ovsrcoats for SIS Up.
stars. 9es8 Third. Traders Bids
MOLEK BARBER coLLEoE
wants men and women to learn barber
trade Wages paid while iearninE
ga Occidental ~ Seattle
fsirinv and rspairfnv 1900 Fourth
I ~-~s~a~4~sa~e~N<s-~-~e-~s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-08
APARTM ENTS
HOTELS

HOTEL OXFORD y,,. 80 4.
JonS sTasLsr Mr. Knle,s fssi
nsaIssssn- ITIs1 ssrsna " ~ssA 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-08
20 MALE SITUATION

rO "SfLE "a ~ n loN
Young man. just arrived ~ sestfis wants
work ~ order 10 keep his seriously ~
brother strong able and willing This
man VII take any position whatever.
where good. conscientious. hard work
and Interest IN the employers xeifars
VIII he appreciated Phone East see, or
call 81 1874 isth Az
] want job ~ some kind IN restaurant
o. hotel preferred. would like to cork
IN some good home Am sounF man
~ good references Address Ais
Ftnf
young mon ~ ~. no cooper o. fobnrcn
user. wants q Job. willing 10 take any
thing Address } Drosn, Gen Del No
atfle
WHY 10 LCND1tJfsr-LfgI,Y SELL s-s
mems suits for fis7 Bscsu-. shey sell
them upstairs. second rnor Joshua
Green Ride
kaysnaugh's ~ 90 Hats 1905 First av.
PLAY POOL Ar as PIKE 1T
Want steady job ~ any Kind which does
not require any or much experience
A.i55, star.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-01-30
REPORTS CAUSE
OF INSOL vENCY
Commerce Commission Probes
Frisco Line Affairs.

4 Washington, Jan. 27.-F Financial OPP
erations which included the acQuisi-
ton OF lines through syndicates which
proflted to the extent Of more than
$4,000, 900. some of which was pock-
eted by the roads officers, are cited
as among the underlying causes for
the insolvency of the st. Louis and
San Francisco Railroad company. in a
report to the senate by the interstate
commerce commission on the Frisco
lines receivership.
No recommendations are made BY
the commission. e. e. Clark, the chair
man, saying in q letter Of transmittal
addressed to the president that they
were not called for in the resolution
adopted by the senate last summer d.
recting the Investigation.
The report shows that the funded
debt Of the railroad May ~, 1913.
when the receivership was ordered.
amounted to $3.50 per cent Of the to-
tai capital liability, the total capital
at that time amounting to 1926. $685.
933.72, OF which only ISL, 364.100 was
capital stock and S244,269. S33.7z was
funded debt, including equipment
trust notes.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-01-30
HELP THE KIDNEYS.
Cresco Readers Are Learning The
Way.

It's the little kidney ills-
The lame, weak or aching back
Tne unnoticied urinary disorders
That may lead to dropsy, and
Bright's disease.
When the kidneys are weak,
Help them with Doan's kidney Pills,
A.remedy especially for weak kid
neys.
Doan's have been used 10 kidney
troubles for so years.
Endorsed by 10000 people endors-
ed by citizens of this locality.
4. Stoskopf. la Washington ST.,
DEBORAH, Iowa, says; II had been
troubled off and on by kidney COM
plant for two years. The pains
through my back and loins we're very
annoying, obllging me to lay { d from
work many times. The kidney score
tlons were too frequent and painful In
pas -age. Hearing Of the good results
some Of my friends were getting from
Doan's Kidney Pills, l decided 70 try
them. l had used but . few doses be-
fore found relief. :" si
q Price Soc, at all dealers. Don't Sim.
ply ask for kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills he same tina,
MT. Stoskopf had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, N. Z.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-01-30
NORTH WEST CRESCO

Will Aspel and family took dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. John McDermott,
Jr., Sunday.
John Drilling visited at Festina last
week.
Fred Rutsch called on Adolph Kap-
Ter last Saturday morning.
John McDermott called at the Will
Aspel home one day last week.
Fred Ficken and family visited at
the John Steinman home Saturday
evening.
Nick and Alex. Rutsch and families
from Wis.,, are visiting at the John
hutch home for Q few weeks.
George Neiberline and Volley Vance
were hauling wood last week.
Will Grimm from Ohio is visiting
with Dan Kapler and family.
Charles Kapler entertained company
last Sunday.
Elias Ferrie and Will Aspel and fami-
lies visited at John Days Friday even
ing.
Florence Button was visiting with
her sister Wayne . few days last week
Agnes Carolan returned home Tues
day after . three weeks visit with
relatives at DEBORAH.
John Barthelme and family spent q
few days at Ossian last week.
Victor Croatt and family visited at
the John Luss0n home Monday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-01-30
ALBION.


Our sleighing was Of short duration.
J. E. Wells, of Cresco transacted
business in. Albion Tuesday. Z.
Sorry to note that Aubry johnson is
suffering from an attack of appendi-
,citis. Y
Everybody reports . very enjoyable
evening at the Sunday School banquet
given at the N. C. Peckham home,
Friday evening of last week.
Hardy Becker and family of West.
bourne, Canada, arrived Tuesday Of
last week for q visit with relatives
and friends.
Albert Henke marketed eleven loads
of porkers at Cresco Monday.
j. Chubbuck and family are enter
tanning his mother and brother from
Nebraska.
Herb Keune and Charley Mast auto
ed to Preston Monday.
The meeting Of the ladies aid society
has been postponed on account of sick.
ness at the johnson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Stevens and Mr.,
and Mrs. j. Chubbuck took dinner at
the Albert :Smith home near Lime
Springs Monday.