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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-16
CHLOROFORM
EN- AT FORTY?
NOT FOR COOL

Every time Oscar Cool OF the Al
gerla temple hears tho osler ehloro'
form. em.at.iO theory mentioned, he
snorts.
Cool. who runs n fast n. + train
In Montana. when he isn't ShrininE,
was 30 years old the day he hit Seat
tie. lie says he gets better as he
gets older.
Cool lives at Livingston. and his
run Is from Livingston 20 billings
f2S miles. Ills average speed IL
sfts miles an hour. and he some.
times hits or up 90 ~ miles.
Last June the n. =, sent "a OF It's
engineers To Washington 10 be ex'
amined officially. Cool, NJ 90, had
the best oversight OF any engineer In
hi. diyision-ssl per cont almost
perfect He has never worn glasses
Says Old Men Are Best
and look at Dad Geer." says
Cool He's 20. His eyes are almost
as good as mine. lie runs on the
same division as do. and his en-
CINE Is one OF tho biggest there II
Weighs 400 tons. I'm not saying,
understand. that young fellows OF 40
and so don't make good engineers,
But do say they're no better. and
not always as good, as men OF 10. SO
and 90"
When President Wilson visited
Yellowstone park. he rode with Cool
In the engine.
When the Montana shrine special
reached Helena on tho way 10 Seat
tie. a man entered the coach where
Cool was and shouted; Anybody
here named Oscar Cool'" He had a
telegraph blank In his hand.
Darn Near Killed Him
Like fool" says Cool. Il up and
yelled. That's me"
well, ladies and gentlemen" said
the man with the telegraph blank,
MIR. Oscar Cool is 10 years old to
day"
Then everybody yelled. and they
grabbed Oscar Cool, and they made
hammock OF women's petticoats
and they carried him In II the length
OF tho train.
They darn near killed me" re
ports Cool. We didn't sleep n winl
all the way to Seattle. Some OF the
young fellows couldn't stand II. and
they had to 20 10 bed when We got
here. But I'm pretty tough, so
marched In the parade"
His Fireman Of ~ With Him
Cool Is accompanied by his fire
man. also a Shrlner. w. IL Scot,
Scott Is a boy OF Al.
Scott and I ran together Ions
time" says Cool. Then he got AZ
engine OF his own. The hid firemcr
seemed to think I was cranky.
couldn't get EN- TO stay with me.
| so Scott agreed to come bach
and fire for mo n tho company
would pay him a permanent salary
And now he's my fireman again"
Cool doesn't think Scott Is quite
old enough TO be trusted with AZ
engine, anyhow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-16
NEW POTENTATE
GOES TO ALASKA

Imperial Potentatc J. Putnam
Stevens. elected Thursday to sue
coed Frederick r. Smith. left Fri
day for Vancouver IN company
with william &. Brown. imperial
treasurer. and Past Imperial Poten-
tate Winsor and Mrs. Winsor.
From Vancouver they will sail for
Southeastern Alaska.
Unusually spectacular was the
election OF James T.. Chandler, OF
Ararat temple. Kansas City. Mo.
10 the office OF imperial outer
guard In the final executive session
nj the Moore theatre. Chandler
entered the race against a field OF
six other strong candidates as tho
dark horse" He won easily over
the others by a majority OF 1855.
His closest opponents we're Col.
George Filmer. Of Islam temple.
San Francisco. and w. G. Bristol.
OF FL Kader temple. Portland. Buff
falo was chosen for the 1916 Shrine
council.
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neing n democrat does not pre-
vent l.. NJ. Penwcll OF Topeka. Kss..
and illustrioua potcntate OF Abdal-
lab Shrine temple. from serving as
chief OF staff for Gov, Arthur Cap
per. republican.
Mr.. Penwell. plotting 200 jay
hawkers on tho Kansas shrine
special. left Friday morning for
San Francisco. whore he will take
a leading part In the Kansas day
festivities ut tho fair. July 10.
The farewell stunt OF the Kan.
sans in Seattle was live wire
parade Thursday night. headed by
Marshalrs band OF Topeka
Thirty special trains OF Shrincrs
left late Thursday night for Califor'
MIA, 10 visit the expeditions. and re
turn 20 their homes IN tho East and
Middle West Most OF those who
remained will leave Seattle Sunday
Open house receptions continued
thruout tho day at tho Northwest
crn temple headquarters.
At 2: 80 Friday afternoon one OF
tho prettiest features OF tho week
was scheduled at tho grandHtand
The program included baby car
riage parade, escorted by the Cor
don Highlandcrs' band OF Victoria
II. C.. and number OF pretty ioik
dances and music.
Oriental night promises inter
est. Chinese and japanese dances
and sport. including an exhibition
OF jiu-jitsu. as well Rs an igorrote
dance. arc TO be staged.
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100000 fire
SWEEPS VALDEZ

VALDEZ. Alaska. July is.-How
TO issue a newspaper under diff.
culties was shown here yesterday
during the disastrous fire which
swept the business district. with a
loss OF 100000.
The plant OF the Prospector Pub
fishing company. which publishes
the Daily Prospector and Weekly
Miner, lay In the path OF the
flames. by desperate effort the
newspapermen saved a few cases OF
type. "A proof press and some wrap
ping paper. With these they turned
out an extra. and II sold like hot
cakes. The rest OF the plant was
destroyed.
The fire. which spread rapidly be-
cause OF the unprecedented dry
spell, licked mp so buildings. Dyna-
mite was used to no avail. as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-16
5000 OF EN- GO on
YACHT CRUISES

Yachting caught the fancy OF some
5000 visiting Shriners Thursday.
and ut least that many boarded the
craft OF the Seattle. Tacoma and
Everett Yacht clubs and enjoyed
speedy trips to points OF interest
about the sound.
The main cruise was 10 Balm
bridge island. Several flotlllas of
sailing and steam yachts, motor
boats and launches were command.
ed by Commodores Ramwell. Per
kins and Norris. OF Seattle, Ia
coma and Everett, respectively.
The cruise was made without mis-
hap and apparently was thoroly
enjoyed.
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FORT FLAeLER DOES
SOME FINE Sn00TIM)

PORT TOWNSEND, July 1e.-
Puget sound forts, II Is believes
will head the list OF United Stats
defenses this year in percentage g
hits, following the completion q
service practice.
A worlds record is believed g
have been established at Fort fias'
Ter by the Goth company. coast "
tillery corps.
Three hits out OF four shots wsis
scored by Sergt. Porter. gun poinles
on gun No. !. battery Wilne'n'
shooting at a moving target a.
range OF 1000 yards. AZ nisnt
from the same battery at ~
yards. hit was scored from ea0
of four shots.
The oath company scored ~"
hits out OF seven shots. One out y
eight is considered good shooting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-16
T0PPENISh HOLDS
ROUNDUP SEPT. z

TOPpENISH. July l6.-Following
the award OF many OF the best
purses ut the Seattle roundup this
week TO residents of Toppenish and
the Yakima reservation surround.
ing, Secretary Bolln announced TO.
day tho date of the Toppenlsh
roundup this year will he Septem-
Der 2 to 3. inclusive. and promises
the affair will be greater and grand
er than ever. Last years event was
acknowledged the best ever there
tofore held In the Northwest. in
point OF attendance, entertainment
and size OF purses given.
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How Thin People
Can Put on Flesh

Thin men and women that biz h..-.
niling dinner Jou sts last night W.,
became ~ aii the fat producing rovrtss.
nent ~ contained You haven't r,,..s
ln weight one ounce That food a. -
from your body ike unhurnsd -.
through an open grats The yn.,s..,
Nas there, bat your food doesn't ,s.-
, and stick and the plain truth IA ~
hardly set enough nourishmsnt from -.
meals 20 pay for the COS, Of eoosi,~
This IL true ~ thin folks the wor,1 Nv,
Your nuiritiye organs. your fanct.op, !,
assimilation. are sadly out Of gear ~
need fsc0nsfruction.
Cut out tho foolish TODD. ana 49,.
snnGust diets Omit the flesh cream -
Ons Cut out everything but IN. nss.
you are eafiuE now and eat with 49,.
ono Of those a single EarEol tahl., /.
two weeks note the differsno. Flrs !.
eight good solid pounds of h.si,h,
stay there" fat should 10 the ~, =,
suit shrgoi too. mikes With vou, 80
ana prepares 3, for the blood ia sss,,y =.
simulated form. Thin people xsin III IN.
way from 10 20 Is pounds a month -sss
taking sarFoi. and the nsw flesh STAY, -,
harroi tablets are scientific eorutin.,t..
- cir of the best flesh -produetas -
meats known 20 chemistry. They r,as
20 tablets 20 n package. are pi.sss,f
harmless and inexpensive All dssls,
sell them subject TO an absoiuts rssrsn-
tee Of weight increase or money bach
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-16
ADMAN DAKE here
WITH SHRlnERS

L. w. Dake. vice president OF the
Dake Advertising Agency. one of
the biggest concerns OF its kind in
the country. is in Seattle as a mem
Der Of the San Francisco delegation
to the shriners' convention. The
San Francisco Shriners. after their
busy week here. will have another
rush on next week nj home. enter.
tanning the various delegations that
90 there for the fair after the con.
vention adiourns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-16
KANSAN BOYS TEAR
LOOSE ON STREETS

Kansan Shriners couldn't contain
themselves Thursday night and
burst out onto Second ave. With
Marshall's crack band from To.
peka, playing "Therell BE Hot
Time In the Old Town Tonight"
which there sure was.
Down the street male couples
swayed vigorously to the tune,
dancing the time honored barn
dances. while n throng OF people
lined MP along the curb. threw
serpentine and cheered. The
streets at midnight were literally
inches buried In colored paper
strings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-16
RECKLESS SORT,
THESE ShRIhERS

During their stay here Potentate
T.. l.. Harris. OF III Mazda temple,
gave away 1000 Mexican sombreros
and $4,000 In money. real Mexican
greenbacks OF Pancho Villas. vint.
age. Potentate Harris assured the
recipients OF his donations that,
could they catch Pancho at any
time with any coin In his jeans. the
greenbacks probably would be re
deemed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-16

EVERETT. July 1.-THE North.
western Association OF Journeymen
Plumbers closed its session here
yesterday with tho election OF John
Watson. Everett. president: r. A.
Lewis. Portland. first vice prcsi-
dent: Ed Sprangle. Seattle. second
vice president: Frank Cotterill. So
attic. secretary and treasurer. y. r.
Pollock. retiring president. Port
Townsend. auxiliary treasurer.
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BAD CHARACTER
REMAINS here

Mobiles Of FL Mazda temple. OF
III Paso. Tex. have left Seattle for
the South. but Chihuahuaita. alias
Pancha villa. alias Vic Huerta.
alias Pascual Orozco. alias Carran.
"a. alias Jack ASS. is not with them.
No. The docile little hurro.
which made friends. despite his
many forbidding aliases. is now the
property of several little tots who
are tho people" nj Nile temples
orphans home. the Rift of the open.
handed mobiles of I'll MAZDA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-16
NAY STOP POTATO
DISEASE BY TRADE

OLYMPIA. July iG.--it Washing.
ton will discard all seed potatoes
which are infected with fusarium
wilt. in shipments from this state
TO California. California will take
precautions with potatoes sent from
that state 10 this. to guard agains,
tuber moth. according To A. J. Cook.
horticultural commissioner OF Call.
fornia.
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Thin People Can
Increase Weigh

Thin men and women who would ne
20 Increase their weight with 10 o. II
pounds - healthy. stay there H.
should try eating a little s.-scl vsA
their meals for n While. and ao,s rsszin
Here 10 q good test worth trying m
weigh yourself and measure yo7rpsS
Then take sargoi--one tablet with svgU
meai--for two weeks Then ws:wh -
measure again. II isu's . ersstiAa Z
how you look or feel. or What Yoss fY3ssfn
say and think The scales and TIE ~
measure will tell their own stofy -
moot any thin man or woman ca 80
add from five 10 eight pounds n the ~
10 dsys by following this simple dtrsscoa
And best Of all. the new flesh stayu ~
6arsoi does not OF itsslf make faG ~
mixing with your food. IL turns the ~
susars and s,srchss Of what yoa ~
eaten irto rich. ripe. fat producing -.
lshmsnt for the tissues ard siocd-Sw
pAres 10 in ar easily sssirrfiAse1 I'm
which the hioot ear readily seoept a
this nourishment now pssses from yuH
body as waste, But sargcl s.ops ~
waste. and does I, quickly. and makes ~
fat producing contents OF the vsry ssno
meals you are eating now devsicr pcssos
and pounds Of healthy Hesh betves- 10
skin and bones sarroi Is sxfs pisaaan
efficient and inexpensive. All isaki1g
druggists cell II in isygs bo1ss--ts -
lets to q pscSage-on . guarantees &
weight Increase or money back
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An Easy Way to Get
Fat and Be Stronv

The trouble wifh most thin TOM.
sish 20 satn weight 70 that they to.
on dfuFEinK thsif stomach or ,fsfrx- !.
Win greasy foods rubbing On 49,.
flesh creams. Or following som. 80.
ish physical ouifurs sfunt. Nhiis tss 49,
cause ~ thinnsss goes uut0uehs1 ~.
cannot gst fat until your digestive to-
assimiistss thu food you eat
Thanks 20 remarkable rev se,.,.s.
discovery. u IL nov possibis 20 cs,ssss
into simple form the vsry .I.,ss
needed by fhs digestive srzsn. "a -
thsm convert food into rich. f.,t.s
blood This mssisr stroke 81 ps-a.1
ehrndstrr IL called Fsrgol ana b.. -
termed the greatest ~ f.sh. bs'fsss1
hargoi aims through Ito Ksnsrs,tv. -
ruusiFuctiVs powers % csar me st.,-.
ana intsstinss - literally soak n, 49,
fat,sniuK elements ~ your foof sss -.
them into the blood. rhsr. they a,s -.
risd 90 every starved. broken asx. -.
ana tissue ~ your body You can 800.
picture tha result when this sns.ssv
transformation has TAKEN pisn. sns ~
notice how your checks fiil out. h.tsv
about your neck. shoulders and tn,ss 80
appear ara you take on from 10 - :.
pounds ~ soiid. hssithy flesh. ssr,s =
absolutely harmless inexpensive. ~
dent All leading druggists hav. n -.
viii refund your money ~ you AZ. ~
satisfied. &c per tho guarantees fosss q
every package
/ Caution Willis Bsrgol has rive,
rsil@nt results IN ovsreouinr tsrvs-.
T dyspepsia and general stomach ,ross.s
u should not b. taken ~ thass Va. =
/ not Wish 20 gsin ten pounds or more
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PENNSYLvANIANS
GIVEN RECEPTION

Pennsylvania Shriners will be
entertained Friday evening at the
Commercial Club ny the Pennsyl.
vania State association of Seattle.
The reception line will await visi.
tors at o'clock.
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There is no contention here that any medicine
has been given which is at all harmful. In fact, all
OF the testimony in this seems to show. as
far as that Is concerned. that any medicine that
ever has been administered by Doctor Jordan has
tsnded TO benefit the patient
There ia contention the part OF tho State.
and II 20 stated by counsel for the State, that
there was anything in this advertisement that was
injurious 10 public morals.
SO that n gets down to whether not this ad-
vertsement 10 grossly untrue as to involve
moral turpitude on the part OF Doctor Jordan.
Under all tho testimony In this case, cannot
find that tho advertisement is grossly untrue AZ
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Diamond ring valued at s175 stol-
en- from finger OF Mrs. Charlotte
Thompson, 1864 Pike St. Thurs
day night. on Second ave.
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sparks flew and 1T on tindef-hh
roofs.
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to Involve moral turptude tho part OF Doctor
Jordan and Judgment will. therefore, be for Doctor
Jordan.
GREATER MEDICATION COULD NOT BE
DESIRED
The Medical Board claimed that these diseases
were incurable. meaning. OF course that they could
not cure them. Doctor Jordan not only claimed to
cure them, but pepduced In court OF actual
ly cured patient as Witnesses for his case. The
stories OF their remarkable cures have been Gated
under oath
Doctor Jordan has caused this statement TO be
published In order to acquaint the public and his
many friends with the proven facts Ia the case.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-09-04

estimated cost of the monument will
be $4,000 and an effort will made to
erect it this fall.
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UNIVERSITY TO
TEACH BUSINESS

Iowa City, Sept. 3.--To meet the
demand for education in the affairs
of business the state university an
this year a series of fourteen
new courses dealing with problems of
the business world. They will be CIV
en- in the department Of political econ
omy and sociology under the direction
Of DR.. Norris A. Brisco, who has just
been chosen to succeed Dr.. Isaac
Loos as head Of the department.
DR.. Brisco Is a recognized expert on
business efficiency. During his con-
nection with the college of the City of
New York, he has written extensively
upon the subject and has been di.
rector of the lecture bureau of the eff,
ficiency society Of New York. His
course on business efficiency is ex
ed to prove a very valuable new Of
fering of his department.
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MISS COCHRAN DIES
INVALID ALL HER LIFE

Cantril, Sept. 3.-Miss Annie Coch.
ran, aged "a years, daughter of Mrs.
Martha Cochran, died at their home
three miles north Of Cantril Wednes-
day morning, of pneumonia. Miss
Cochran was an invalid from birth
and the tenderest care and love from
all the relatives during these years.
She leaves to our their loss her
mother, four brothers., George, Charles,
Frank and John Cochran, and four
sisters, Hope Pierce, Eva Beggs, Ef1e
Smith and Allie Cochran.
Funeral services were held at Home
Prairie church Thursday afternoon at
2 o'clock.
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You can find what you are looking for in the
Courier want ads.
MEDICAL SOCIETY
TO HAVE EETIN

FIT. Madison, Sept. 3.-Plans are now
being completed by the Fort Madison
Medical society for the holding Of one
men that has ever gathered together
in the state of Iowa, which will be
held Oct. s. Physicians and surgeons
within a radius of 100 miles of'the city
will be invited to attend the event. In.
vitations will be sen to almost every
city and town in the state of Iowa,
Illinois and Missouri. That the event
will prove to be one of the largest ever
held in the city of Fort Madison is
certain.
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TRIED TO RAISE
CASH FOR GERMANY
MAN ARRESTED At COUNCIL
BLUFFS CHARGED WITH PASS.
ING WORTHLESS CHECKS.

Council Bluffs, Sept. 3.--Otto Wer
ner, a German, As years old, was ar
rested charged with passing worthless
bank drafts. When arrested he had
$17,600 on his person, and papers in his
travelling bag showed that he had
raised $4,000 In the past few months,
and expected to raise an additional
$4,000, the whole sum being intended
to assist Germany in her war with the
allies.
Werner came to this country about
a year and a half ago and was employ.
ed by the Creamery Package company
of Chicago as travelling auditor. He
went to the agent of the company q
Kansas City and asked him to identi.
fly him at the bank. The agent did "a
requested and thought nothing of II
when Werner cashed a bank draft for
1900. However the Kansas City agent
reported the matter to the home office
in Chicago, and they wired several OF
their agents to be on the lookout for
werner, and later he appeared in
Omaha. Again He asked the Omaha
agent to identify him, which the latter
did, helping Werner cash another draft
for $500. Shortly after assisting Wer-
ner cash the draft, the Omaha agent
received the word to look out for Wer-
ner, and he at one notified the Omaha
police. Werner was arrested here Just
as he was about to take a train.
The Chicago offices of the company
state the drafts cashed by Werner
forgeries. 1t was also disclosed
yesterday that Werner had cashed a
draft for $4,000 in Chicago and other
amounts in other cities.
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Hard Lines

Clerk-"We can't pay you the $25 on this
money order until you are identified"
Man-"That's tough! There's only one man in
town who can identify me, and / owe him twenty"
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TO
GO TO ~BATTLEFIELDS

Iowa City, Sept. 3.-Dr. F. Shallen-
der of Fort Madison and DR.. Sidney
Maiden of Iowa City, both graduates
Of the State University of Medicine,
sail from New York on Sept. 9th on the
steamship Nordham on the Holland
American line to London to enter In
one of the war hospitals.
Both were prominent In athletics in
the college, Maiden having finished
his course for Masters degree last
spring.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-09-04
BEE KEEPERS To
HAVE BIG meeting
MEN OF NATIONAL IMPORTANCE
TO ATTEND SESSIONS At
HAMILTON, ILL.

Hamilton, ILL.,, Sept. 3.-The tri-state
field meeting of the bee keepers Of
Iowa, Illinois and Missouri, in connec-
ton with a conference Of instructors
and inspectors to be held in Hamilton
on Tuesday September Z and at Keo-
kuk on September 5, will be an impor-
tant one.
There will be a large number OF bee
keepers from Iowa present. A question
box will be prominent feature of the
program and there will also be sew
eral illustrated lectures OF bee keep
ing. Among the prominent bee men
who have promised to be present are;
DR.. Phillips, Washington. D. c., Pro-
fessor Sladen of Canada and lnspec-
tors Frame of Wisconsin, MILAN of
Michigan, Pellet of Iowa AL Port of
Ohio. Professor c.. E. Bartholomew of
Ames will be there and so will G. P.
Dadant, editor of the American Bee
journal. The committee in charge of
the program is w. B. Moore, Altoona,
ILL.,, J. w. Slime, Stockport, Ia, and M.
Holekamp, st. Louis.
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PLAN SOLDIERS MEMORIAL.

Shenandoah, Sept. 3.--As q memoir
ial to the old soldiers who are buried
in Shenandoah a large monument will
be erected in Bogart park. The civic
improvement was voted at a Joint
meeting Of the park board and the G..
A. r. members at library recently. The
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-09-04
FIRST TO p ON
NEW LAW

Waterloo, Sept. 3.-The first appli-
cation of the new passport law was
made to the clerk of the district court.
DR.. M. Uhrenholt and his bride OF a
few days who expect to sail next week
from New York for Niagara, West Afri-
ca where they will become medical
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missionaries. DR.. Uhenholt's bride II
a trained nurse.
GETS $4,000

GETS $4,000 CONTRACT.
Iowa City, Sept. 3.-The state board
of education has awarded a $4S, 900
contract to j.. B. Evans Construction
company for the new girls dormitory
at Ames. The board will devote the
remainder Of the $50, 900 appropriation
to plumbing, heating, eQuipping, etc.
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Farm Property For Sale

IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL
town property, a farm or real estate
Of any description, write or call on
Iowa.
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main in Washington, to be in personal
touch with European and Mexican
situations.
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Wanted
For Sale
FOR SALE CHEAP-IRON FENCE
braces and oultivators. Il. Sigel.

BUY YOUR STOCKERS AND FEED
ers Of B. G. Stanley, order buyer.
Room 5s4 Kansas City Stock Yards.
Reference. Drovsrs National Bank,
Kansas City, Mo. Market paper sent
on application.
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TO STICK ON JOB.

TO STICK ON JOB.
Washington, D. c., Sept. 3.-Presi-
dent Wilson has given up all plans for
returning to his summer home at
Cefaisa. N. H., this year, and will re-