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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-17
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ELSEWHE r e

Premier sslsndrs, temporarily
minister Of foreign affairs at Rome.
filling vacancy caused by death OF
Marquis San Giuliano.
Despite parental objection, Marie
Henkel. Chicago girl. borrowed
money and started 10 bedside OF
her wounded lover In Austria.
Roosevelt's "River Of Doubt" Will
be put on map OF South America
being prepared by Prof. Paul Goode
OF University OF Chicago.
Atlantic seaboard and Middle
West drenched by rainstorm which
cuts some queer capers.
British bark kinrosshire arrives
in Honolulu. III days out from
Hamburg. Officers and crew sur
prised TO learn war In in progress.
Raymond tax rate this year 10
SO mills.
Raymond Will buy auto fire truck.
Gov Lister Will stump for demo
cratic party. starting at Tacoma.
Oct. "a.
Or. A. j. Holmes, mistaken for
pheasant by friend. while hunting
near New Westminster, b. c.. &c
load OF bird shot In body. ~
live. ~
North German Lloyd steamship
Kronprinzessen Cecile. interned at
Bar Harbor. ordered TO New York
TO avoid danger of ice at present
anchorage.
Attorney Gen. w. v. Tanner ar
rives in Washington TO negotiate
Washington school land exchanges
Edith ST. Clair. actress, In New
York Tombs. charged with making
false affidavit in case against klaw
a. Granger.
Enaravers start work on plates
for $3.50. 600. 900 reserve notes for
federal reserve banks.
President appoints Sen. Stone Of
Missouri member OF board to ar
bitrate with Guatemala.
Rsymond's registration totals
1888.
w. p. @. Harding and Sec. Nc
Adoo will discuss proposed $780,.
600. 900 cotton loan with New York
bankers.
Congress expects TO end present
session by end of next week.
Glasgow university made PresI-
dent Poincare its lord rector.
Archibald X. MackiIlop. Sscrs-
mento real estate salesman. died
OF fractured skull sustained when
an automobile ran him down
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-17
HOMESETEADS

$50 acres sifsifa lard. nsar isrrs. fresh
waiter lake. All coed itiiahis land .
nearly Zoe acres has been cleared Of ns
dense native growth. This entire tract
lies beautifully for irrigation. ana ~
properly handled. sheaif make a man
rich. A fret elias. orchard district a.
numerous nearby orchards demon.
strRte Splendid local market for all
the turkeys. chickens and hog. you
raise 10 tons alfalfa per acre each year
common crop IN this locality. am
going over soon call and see me at
2gs Union At. Seattle. For quick action
ti.goa.oo for entire fso acres while
decided land bring. tioo 90 an acre up
20 acres fine fruit ard alfalfa land on
main county road; near town and good
schools. There 10 plated land In Ad.
joining section. Hundreds % acres IN
this district planted 10 orchard and al.
fAifa. potatoes. etc. showing what can
he raised on this land. II you are look
Ina for something close to town school
good market. on main county road aud
land, when highly improved. should
bring $500 an acre. this 10 your chance
and at price Of city lot. This place
has to be sold, and for the nest few
days will sacrifice this en'ir~ so.arre
REIMBURSEMENT for tt0o. must be all
cash. Adress y. q. Hot sia Seattle
NNec@r@~e~NrNrNgNrNrNrS~Nr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-17

BORDEAUX. Oct. 17.-Danger to
the German center. under the
crown prince. In Northeastern
France was seen in official circles
here today.
This army was said TO be In sue,
position that II might be OF :
thanked and forced to retreat. Such
development. military experts
said, would disarrange the kaiser's
entire line.
Roundabout information from Os-
tend was that 5000 German troops
remained at the Belgian seaport.
the rest being withdrawn from ac-
tive service on the fighting lines.
The Germans were said to be treat
ing the ostenders CONSIDERABLY.
The weather I'm the field of war
has been CROWN more wintry OF
late. IL was snow .nr today in the
Ardennes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-17
The Brendel Plan
for Relieving
the Sick

In this day OF high cost of living"
everybody is seeking a method OF
Keeping down expenses" However,
Il Is poor Judgment 90 get along
without the Doctor. when he is act
ually needed. The "Brendel Plan"
all. for the asking. A Graduate Ply
stefan is on duty every day and evenr
ing at our store. who viii examining
counsel and prescribe ABSOLUTELY
FREE TO every patron of the store.
The only charge is for the medicine.
should you require any, at standard
prescription rates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-17

Own your own home. It's
easy. Read the offerings ir.
STAR WANT ADS - then
choose.
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FARM LANDS


aefss Of ~s,sr front. good ssii and
water, for ttTt 90. terms oscar
Brown. Bangor wash.
hrr LAND Aow--ns.i qualify soil. re
fare 90 Seattle 90 aerss. ti.oeoes sie
American nant nids o--er.
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- housekeeping rooms, ono block from
posiofficc, rooms all full on account 81
location. CAL sunday. ais Seneca at
Elliott bssit
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LAKE BURIEN PROPERTY

soris7. all cleared. or view tract. AT I..k.
Buricn. i7is 20 1890. 81 DOWN AND
Soc PER WEEK. wylde, ala New
York Blk Elliott Joo7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-17

regal Heights lots. 1900. $40 cash Is
month. ga New York Rlock Ell. i.7s.
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Fl statesmen WANTED


Salesman Nsrsrisnrsd salesman waited.
acquainted sl,h aFy sosds and rieghins
trade - Washington. ufEsae. tdahp
and Montana. 60 represent oar lice ~
~uatsn ard cottnn husisrf and hntl
seeds uoeds have Established fruats.
tian IN unrthefn sections llus e. ~
handled on com rtlssian basis along n5fh
regular tffie References required
Clare Kuitsinx Mills. HaxiuAa. Mich.
saisssnen fnahine small taep. saaaid
carr our fast ssiiins pocket side lias
special sales plan allowing rsfnFa, ~
arsaid seats uakss auiea. easy sAlss
% % commission On each order % 90
% nae daily profit Tor fali time
Something res Write Tor aatfit tasiay
CAnurld Mfx CO fgs alasl a., chi
cage. ili
zee fEH CENT rnortr
Raiesmsn Nsnsrd sFsrywheFn Tor aaiek
selling Business necsaaitf travelling
men make sslrs etfts waiting To- tfain
srffs ~ sinat npshinF me e. W. hats
fhs hsst 4iffiF article nn the nafkrt
fna sill Win rtaueg wi4h a. Write
quirs Msnttan paper " Wl6
Msf 1859 resFis II pssseF. ceis s.
saiesfa~n Wanted EHp~rieaea anaaess
sarF. easF worN tiE par Write fHg
large list % apsntnss effusinH agr.og
tunltles 20 earn tfaa a. ftee meath
shits gou learn Address nearest affiee.
Dept. asa National aalesmsns Train
~Ns Aasrrtaiion. chfcamo. %ea fork.
Kansas civ, Hsn Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-17

Wanted -riacs as hau.ek espsr ~ elderly
widow, aianei Eoed home would be ap.
pfevistod state vases particulars.
Mrs y o. nes asa, Evefstt, wash
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TINE nRisroL HoTEi.

fNNf FNt'
Corns removed without paln IS cent.
eaohi lady operator. $50. ard av, room
TIE nRisroL HOTEL
Newly furnished throughoutl strictly
modern. RATES fiko per week and up.
transient 90 cents and up, Opposite
y w & A.. sie Seneca Mr.. A. J
walters, rrop
CO, married Many local aud Eastern
correspondents strictly confidential
Address. with stamp The Social Regis
ter seattle wash
Matrimonial Agency % hlahs.t charac-
ter strictly private and dependable
We Introduce real Hive people who wish
20 marry. Ideal Introduction club. Hos
sac Vancouver. ~ G.
Waman. about 40. 90 work In contractor.
office one that can invest IN m.
business. Address p-ii. star,
MfnWtfn Mrs ANNA wtLLEtKHns
7sis 18Th av y W rhr.e uaiiari 1871
Msa'. ~ashinr and ironins ieo piece
sip Taylor av.
oist lmafrisd Hest matrimonial paper
published Mailed free rhs Cor
respondent Toledo. ohie.
Rsfined woman. dressy. nsa, appearing
respectable. sood sssmstr-.s desires
WORK ~ any Kind Address c-isi r,sf.
AuNtHt afhaAf NY " AaA' taff VI
good care guaranteed ssie Histh
Family washins. 81 90 dossn washed and
ifan.d 80 Tsfiar Az,
ManicarinT. scalp treatment. 30 Ali,
Hotel, srd and Union. 2 .. m. 70 p ~.
Aiss ithufs NanicaFins ehiFopodY shf
massage office D. Green Hotel. sis
riks
Miss -MANtcuRiNo, INV
rhtra Dffira
Aehasi shop method. chiTopodlst bis
Madison
NJ. Mekernan Rsriasrsa midwife
Phone Hudson fts
wntNKLEs REMOVED. DKfoRMKp
nase. corrected sefs Arcade nids
Natn sfas
ar ACQUAINTED nociErf NAMES
aus addresses. tie Pine - Ladies' free
FABRICATION a. cleaning p~nesf Dye
works. isos Seventh AZ Phone Aain
tss
Rei " csfs ,is tnian. 80 dinnsr.
q X lie form ! Tor str Jos rifsi AZ
KsssnauFhs 81 es Mats ioet firs, az
<Nf-~-~eNs~e-~~s~f~<~f ~sef>S>re~r~-sN~~N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-17

y corns renewed without pain. IS cent.
eaohi lady operator. 1894 ara nv. room
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS


o. Astral TRANCE REAptSo. u
EHNtNE~ tltrcd. talented reader Through
me occult science. u psyehie trance
stsieu. crystal seer reits Yau every
thing Yau Ssh 60 sna~ impafts
knoeiedge Uansstnins matters 81 deep
interest 60 Teu Surrounds lpa ~ith
force o. pessr 60 overcome th4t shieh
opposes yeu Or fsur best Interests
neap spiritual wofk IN hlEh eihrAtefy
fnrrss An ordained and reiiahls az
thafity ea intellectual ana husinsss al
Nanrsmsnt Hsronsfrue,s family -
othaf agffirultrs Adstrss On al mai.
fsfs caM to-day NanHay snd every
daE TRANCE. utth questions ii1t'A
Pike corner Ninef
1sWS ifis aai ~ iark Nead tlffh dais
ans ias roe woae~rfai hss~sret,e u yeaF
rnsifs ufs Pref naPhasl 49, f.ssins
tor AZ. Nsu fefk
igss Eiisab-ih STALKER spiritual adviser.
ftrrio tonight Headings daily fttN
fins
caasaii sister Msy fof ceusaissiou snA
business. Hasissariioa sasxantssa iste
Fffst
Madame Frsns Seisa sIsirssYssI ssTd
F@shsf pslmisft fsni fsadins tse. ttf
rice
i.ssia casaf. te3si Ahtals nsiissis
rsatiaz daily. circles Fassiay, fftdaF
gsin 80
0lnsa esra r~sasr ise siss rssisr.
epf =
PRoF c0npEii- rnHESoLooisr.
--lsS------~,. y - -
20 HOTELS
HOTEL OXFORD r,. -.
john wTASirr MEr Elliott sssi
nantnstnat lkifk ssrsai ~ sses 20
"a FOR RENT. Furnished.
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PERSONALS

Wealthy southern physician a. would
marry v nos 80. roledo League. To-
tsdo Ohio
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-17
II FEMALE HELP WTD.

Refined young woman wants position in
good home. best II references Nd
dress D~i2. Htar
Middie-aged man stranger IN the city
fJewishJ, would like to meet a respec-
table lady With some means 10 20 in
the hotel business. Address c-lso,
Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-17
2o-MALE SITUATION

WHY 10 f.uSpQufar- LILLY sEtL as
fnsn, suits for tttf neeauss th.y cell
them upstsirA second floor Joshua
Green nidx
katsnsushs fs0o usts 1895 Flr.t Az
Want steady job u any kihd which does
AstEs star
Nouas man soaid Ike position IN Efeesff
sfUrs3 10 thoroughly carshie - manass
Inc business city o. counirf best ref
sssnrss Eiiiost 1879. Or address elsa
star
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10 MALE HELP WANTED

- - - - - - 49,
10 MALE HELP WANTED
t.arse corporation. dalnK million dollar
yearly business has engaged va Co en-
piey an energetic Trustworthy man IN
aarh county ia Washington 60 look after
their business there hts advertising
campaign has Just beeu started. ana
must engage representative az once
experience unnecessary. IL WILLING Go
hustle state ase. three references ana
how Ions ynu have lived in your town
salary 60 start 800 DAY permanent
position. with advancement We viii
charge yeu no fee rur obtaining tho
position FOR YOU Address National Em.
pleyment bureau Position Ma, Hos
ssse. uostan. Mass
Men Nth pateniahia Ideas write Han
delphi a Co, ratent Solicitors wash.
tnEton. - G
sass on yoaf eatinE htii' rrY the Puritan
Cafeteria, second floor. zee rins
FAT AT rtioMrsoN'a ara ANp ptke
CoLIEcrioNA-s LYON nuiLpiNo
Eriau ttsf
NATIONAL nARunR coi.L"uE
wants men and women 10 learn tns bar
her trade wages paid white learning
Call or write
nish ofsds school. 10, ssiu @
ri.AY rooL All tis riNn SO
DO sou want Go save money Call at
The uaFsaln store. ffs Occidental cor
nvr Main Handles nsw ana second,
hand suits rainee@ts o. 30 up Tanis
suns. TRUNKS shoes. suiteases iswsiry.
kiaska oufnts
aefaan frseisz Upstairs shap positively
sells tsA salts or oYsrroats for SIS. up.
STAR. sosA Third. Traders nids
Lam 10 operate navina picture machine
~ experienced operator, iet Cedar -
AoLER BARH.n cotLEnE
Wants men and women to learn barber
trade wares paid while learning
sss Occidental Az Seattle
Wanted rwe men learn auto ant truck
drivinH ard rspairtns tsee Fourth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-17
MISCELLANEOUS

SASH DOORS AND ROOFING AT
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES
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CLASSIFIED BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
Classified Ad Rates

Alphabetically Arranged Tor the Con
ssnisnce % Our rtusy Readers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-17
LEGAL NOTICES

Is TIE UNITED HTATEs DISTRICT
COURT. ron THE WESTERN Dis
THicT or wAsHINsToN. NORTH
Ens DIVISION
~ ADMIRALTY.
In The Matter % she Petition % IN. CA
MADAM PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
FASr, a corporation. 81 the Dofrinion
~ Canals. owner % the Steamship
rHfNcKHa VICTORIA for Lirnita-
ton Of liability.
NO. stss CITATION
To WHOM ~ MAY FO~rEpNs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-17
hi Af'REs NR ias0
REAL ESTATE

N--a-a=------aa---aaaa-sa .
DON'T MISS IT.
so, sssry day that yea ran sisa such a
bargain 80 this o.. ONLY iste feF
too lcts tesi1a rear Queen Anns
boulevard ara Haf Ct
SoHHfHOS H.AuFLsAS
ists Alaska mig
have nice. n~s. Groom hunssis~.
fuli basement. cement -aiis ard fear.
alt modern ana up 20 date VIII sell
for small payment down and tssee per
month. All improvements IN M mere
assessments pwp~rs phone Queen Anns
isFe G. I. t.illy. tis second W
Cheap beuaa 9TH 70 LOT. i3is Eisfh
w on terms cheap. for cash cheaper,
on property TO and evenings
iiis ieth AZ ~ Humphrey
INVESTIGATE
ie% On your money ard share In tho
profits toi.tet Hnss Bidg
viii trade s-reorl cottage and striefsr
lot IN University district for 80 or &C.
n lot. Call evenings Phon. North ses6
snAp--Nisw lot equity Mar f7ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-17

The Officers and Directors %
THE SEATTLE OIL WpLfa 60.
Are Representative business Men.
President ... PRANK A MAXWELL
zoe Ne~ York block
vice President tssrfttt %. = ROWE
isst Lakeside A.
Secretary ssssfHnfhsfa C y. ipNh
"a. Lumber Exchange Building
Treasurer .stsstftff.h l. shAFESa
iaik nasrnnR boulevard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-17

For Rsni-A modern sstoefn eattsFs.
rent tiass Phone Queen Anne iier
For Hsnt--s-renFn house. : blocks from
car line. ffeee tsaf Henderson -
Take old Rentan car call sunday.
urfurnishef rooms heat and light.
fig 40 month End - ~ Union car
ltH~ 1919 v NrftnF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-17

Newly furnished throughout strictly
modern. RATES SO per week and W.
transient 90 cents and up. Opposite
v w { A.. ale Seneca. Mrs A, J.
walters Prom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-17
30 STORES AND OFFICES

Two nicely furnished housekeeping rooms
close In. 81 month. a2f pornn nv N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-17

Modern single and double housskeeping
rooms. free gas and light sz.b0 up.
tiif Sixth av.
Housekeeping room. furnished, ,itoo
month. ais Taylor nv. all furnished
rent paid IN advance
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n you want your watcn repaired 80 that
II will keep correct time. take II to
Symons. 5Ob Pike at Cleaning 100.
main springs SIS. The Jere.er Who
Always Sells for Less.
Lost--LtKht solid coiorsd Jersey coz
wears bride. with short rope dangling.
cut on loft hind leg. ear tag Hst go
reward Telephone East s0sa Edw
> Fisher
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-17

RENOVATED MD NEWLY FtfRNTEH.
ed and unfurnished housekeeping and
sleeping rooms at very low rates 2oio
Western av.
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seward. Alaska, II the place for YOU on
portunities for r.sht people. For In.
formation write w. O. Sawyer. Jr En-.
close 70 cents
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United States Marshal for the Western
District of Washington. Northern III
vision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-17
10 AGENTS WANTED

U. =. government uses Richmond chem.
ical eKtlnEuiahers that Kill sasoiins
fires Auto and factory sizes District
managers make 500 per cent profit
Auto free. Richmond Chemical Co
Desk 7sb, Wheeling. W Va
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o BUSINESS CHANCES

Alaska building. desk room fboo month.
Main 1852. -
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-11-19
Federal Reserve Bank Opens.

, The Minneapolis Federal Reserve
bank opened for business last Mon
day, and it is expected that it will
be great aid in relieving any money
stringency in it's district. Mime
sofa, North Dakota, South Dakota,
Montana, northern Michigan and half
of Wisconsin compose the Ninth
Federal Reserve district.
The bank will do no business with
the people direct, nor with any firm
or corporation other than those
banks which are members. 1t is a
"bankers" bank, organized, owned
and controlled by bankers, under
government direction.
There are no national banks in
the territory embraced by the Ninth
Reserve district and every such bank
is stakeholder in the reserve bank,
and when one of these banks needs
more money hereafter, to finance it's
territory or because of pressure, it
will be able to bring it's commercial
paper to the reserve bank for redis-
count.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-11-19
Alluded Insane.

VIM. F. Quaid was brought down
from Foreston Tuesday to be ex-
amined in Judge Sanford 8 court as
to his sanity. Some witnesses were
questioned, but, as the patient ap-
peared to be practically rational, the
case was continued until yesterday
afternoon at which time Quad was
adjudged to be proper subject for
a state detention hospital. Accord
ing to. stories told by several wit
nesses the: patient usually had his
ha!lucinations at night. His con-
dition is not thought to be serious,
and it is expected that in the course
of some months he will be discharged
as cured. Sheriff Shockley took
Quaid to Fergus Falls today, by way
of St. Cloud.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-11-19
War Will Create Demand for Horses.

The war in Europe is sure to
create demand for horses-a larger
demand than usual-for several years
to come, thinks J. S. Montgomery,
assistant animal husbandman in
charge of horses at University Farm,
st Paul. AS result Mr.. Mont
gomery urges the breeding of horses.
He urges, also, the fall foaling of
colts, rather than spring foaling-
the customary method. ''There
are,'' he says, "many advantages in
having colts foaled in the fall rather
than in the spring. The mares are
in better condition to work through
the rush of seeding and harvesting.
Colts foaled in the fall are not
molested by mosquitoes and flies.
The maze is better able to nourish
the colt during the winter months,
as she will have little hard work to
do then. The farmer will have more
time to look after the little animal.
The colt will be ready to go on
pasture as soon as the grass is green
in the spring.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-11-19
Donates Books to Schools.

On Tuesday of this week the
public schools of Princeton were
very much surprised and agreeably so
to receive full set of the we'll
known Harvard classics. There are
fifty volumes in the set. and it is a
complete library, in itself. This
work was compiled by President
Emeritus Charles W., Eliot of Har-
ward university, and embraces the
best literature of ancient and
modern times. This splendid set of
books, just off the press, is gift
from Judge. Keith Of this village,
and the schools desire to extend to
him, through the columns of the
Union, the sincere thanks of teachers
and scholars ~.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-11-19
PithY Good Roads Paragraphs.

minnesota Good Roads News a
little paper issued under the auspices
of the Minnesota Good Roads FEEDER
alton, has made it's first appearance.
Here are few pithy paragraphs
taken from it's columns, and while
they may not be all original they are
pointed Just the same:
The better the road the bigger the
load.
Good roads help to keep the boy on
the farm.
Help to lift Minnesota out of the
mud and sand.
Repair all small breaks in the sur
face Before winter comes and save
the roads.
Poor roads all lead to bankruptcy,
good roads lead to prosperity and
contentment.
Gust politics from road building.
It has cost this state thousands of
wasted dollars. = =
Good roads education has proper
place in the public schools of the
state. Have an occasional half hour
talk on good roads for the students.
The farm to-market roads for the
farmer, linked together will make
the chain of highways for the
tourist.
Drag your roads and have them
smooth when the frosts of winter
come, and then all winter you will
have level roads to travel on.
Study the needs of your town and
county in the matter of highway i'm
provement, and then go after it until
YOU have secured the Improvement.
The man in your community who
is working for better streets and
highways is doing more for your
community than all the rest of the
boosters you have. Are you helping
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-11-19
American Cruiser Fired Upon.

While it is not at all probable,
still it is possible that the United
States may become embroiled in the
stupendous European conflict. A
few days ago the Japanese govern
ment complained that this nation
had violated it's neutrality. On
Tuesday the United States cruiser
Tennessee, or it's launch, was fired
upon by Turkish forts at Smyrna.
AS yet no details Of the firing have
been received by the navy depart
ment. Captain Benton G. Decker of
the cruiser merely reported the brief
facts, but added that fears had been
felt for the safety of the American
consulate. Washington officials will
not regard the act as hostile until
further reports are received, as it
may have been a misunderstanding.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-11-19
Break Camp.

Swan Olson and G.. E. Hill, who
had been camping at Big Rice lake
several weeks this fall, returned to
the village Monday. They were
there to hunt ducks, and as the lake
froze over, were forced to break
camp. They. met with fairly good
success, but report that the flight of
ducks this year was not up to that
of former seasons. Mr.. Olson was
somewhat, elated as he bagged a
goose last Saturday.. Geese have
been rather scarce in this vicinity of
late years. s5 s:i* s..= j - r.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-11-19
Granite Quarry at Wahl<on

We understand that the new pro-
prietors of the Carlson granite
quarry, southeast of town, have re-
ceived large order for their product;
also that arrangements have been
completed for the construction of a
spur track into the quarry. With
the requirement of convenient trans
portation facilities, there will lie no
trouble to secure ready market for
this excellent granite. -Wahkon En-.
terprise.