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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-07
BOYS HOME, TELL
OF TRENCH WAR
Helmet Taken by Vancouver
Youth Displayed in
Store Window.
HUN PLEADS FOR LIFE

star Special
VANCOUVER, Is G.. Oct. = Re.
cruiting has taken a new turn here
aH the result OF the return Of three
vancouver boys from the trenches.
few days ago. They are Privatea
T.. Biddle. who served with the 10th
battalion thru the thick OF the fight
tng In Flanders last spring. Private
X " GIN. OF the Seventh battalion,
and Private X Campbell. OF the
Eighth battalion -- The Little
Black Devils" OF Winnipeg.
All three men are convaleseinR
from wounds and other injuries. Pri.
yate Campbell was wounded and
"gnssed" IN the fighting at st. Jul.
lien. and the other two men were
put hors de combat AZ Featabert,
about a month later.
Helmet on Exhibition
A German officers helmet. cap.
tured by Blddle in n fierce trench
fight. May %. is on exhibition in
the window of n store here. and is
attracting great attention.
Blddle's story OF how he got II ~
n thrilling one:
We were ordered 20 clean the
Germans out OF their line OF
trenches and we went al them
with n 'Hurrahr he said. "E1plo.
Plye shells and shrapncl were crash.
Ing all about us ! was right on
top OF the trenches when | noticed
a long bayonet pointed at me from
below.
Shot Him In Heart
Il couldn't check myself. dis.
charged my rifle from the hip.
There was a German officer behind
the bayonet. Hs certainly would
have done for me. but my random
shot caught him in the heart. and
he collapsed like paper bag.
Il plunged down into the trench,
where our fellows were giving them
the devil. There were no live Ger.
mans Just at hand, so took of
the officers helmet and slung Il TO
my belt,
10 Hi by shrapnel
Then We went at the next
trench. IL was while making this
second charge that was hit in the
hip with shrapnel
Private Campbell. describing the
battle In which he was "gassed.
said:
When we took the German
trenches. the Huns cried out to us:
Good comrades and one old fel.
low. who spoke pretty fair English
yelled at the top OF his voice Mar.
ried men. please don't XIII me. I've
a wife and children"
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Complete Report
Of Market Today

frices Paid wholesale D~aisrs for
Vegetables snd Fruit
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prnKERToN ADDRESSES CLASS

Seven graduates OF the University
Of Washington are working on TIA
coma newspapers. according 10 Roy
d. Pinkerton. editor OF the Tacoma
Times. who Wednesday addressed
the journalism department at the
university on The Duties OF City
Editor"
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lclEMMER
"Sln." with Theda Bara and VIII
liam Shay. Is making decided hit
ut the Clemmor.
MELBOURNE
The Arab" with Edgar Selwyn
In the title role. Is the headllner at
the Melbourne until Saturday night.
ALASKA
Lou Tellcgen. French actor. IL
making friends at the Alaska with
HIS Interpretation OF Alec Mckenzie
In The Explorer tale OF adven.
ture and romance. with tho major.
ity OF the scenes laid in the heart
OF Africa.
LIBERTY
TITLES Tomato Surprise" which
opened az the Liberty Wednesday.
Is n n0nsenslcal comedy. with lots
OF action Marie Dressier. Tom
McNaughton. Colin Campbell and
Eleanor Fairbanks. tho latter AZ
present with the Pair OF SKIES"
company at the Moore. are starred
ALEXANDRIA
VIA Wireless" Pathe's latest. 10
the new attraction. A swindling
employe OF an arms manufacturer
and an officer are rivals for the
hand OF the manufacturer dRugh.
ter This love brings about many
complications. which end with the
rescue OF the girl from n sinking
ship by the officer.
The motion pictures taken OF the
Alhambra amateur actors are also
on view. with George Ado comedy
COLONIAL
The Price OF Her Silence" with
Florence la Badie and Mignon An.
derEon as stars. IL the main event
OF the Coloniais bin for the res, 81
the week. n Is the story OF an elder
sister who sacrifices her hopes that
her sister may be happy.
MISSION
Marguerite Courtot and Crawford
Kent are the stars of Kalems four.
act Broadway feature. The Pre-
tenders. The Professional Diner"
with Mr.. and Mrs. sydney Drew.
completes the program.
CLASS A
The Vivisectlonist" IL the head.
liner a. the Glass 4 for the balance
.of the week. A comedy and another
drama complete the bill.
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STAR WANT ADS ARE GO
GETTERS.
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Alaska Ending Saturday Nlaht

@PHh NNHVt
The Explorer" Lou Tellegen,
Dorothy Davenport aud Tom For
mani.
Melbourne Ending Saturday Night
The Arab" Edgar Selwynl.
Liberty Ending Saturday Night
Titles Tomato Surprise" (Ma.
RE Dressler and Tom Nc.
Naughtonj.
Alhsmbra Ending Saturday Night
Via Wireless" (Gail Kane and
Bruce McRael
Colonial Ending Saturday Night
The Price OF Her silence (F'lo
LaBadie and Mignon Anderson).
Mission Ending Saturday Night
The Pretenders' (Craufurd
Kent and Marguerite Courtot)
The Professional Diner" (Mr. and
Mrs sydney Drew
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A

CIAoS
The Viyisectlonist" IL the head.
liner a. the Glass A for the balance
OF the week. A comedy and another
drama complete the bill.
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COLONIAL
MISSION

Marguerite Courtot and Crawford
Kent are the stars of Kalem's four.
act broadway feature. The Pre-
tenders. The Professional Diner. 4"
with MIR and Mrs. Sydney Drew,
completes the program.
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Kasota

Mrs. Mary Davis and l.. 7. Davis
and family. visited at the w G. Cole
home I'm st. Peter last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Mention OF
Portland. Oregon. are the happy par
ents of a son. born April 90. Mr..
Mention formerly lived In Kasota.
Ralph Bradshaw and Fred Johnson
spent Tuesday afternoon OF last week
at Mankato.
Earl Frank of st. Peter was a caller
at the home OF II. l.. Bradshaw last
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. 4 Torrey. who
made their home in Hayward, Wis.
for several years past. have returned
TO Kasota to reside.
T. s. Wilcox made business trip
to the twin cities last Monday.
William Wilkinson left Tuesday for
Norman county on business trip.
Martin Mention and Joseph Engle-
hart have gone to Vernon Center TO
work on an elevator.
Miss Blanche Smith of st. Peter
spent Sunday with Kasota friends.
Victor Anderson visited friends at
Traverse last Sunday.
Z. II. Vernon. who Is employed ut
Vernon Center. spent last Sunday
with his family.
The Missionary society OF the Pres
byterian church win be entertained
by Mrs. r. S. Wilcox at her home
next Thursday afternoon. All are
cordially invited to attend. A Nsilver
Offering will be taken.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

John Valentine Dumbroske to Min
ME vogel. both OF Blue Earth county.
$1,000. lots and .. Saylor's subdivi-
sion of lots to ~. and lot 81 OF Dick
inson's subdivision of east 12 acres of
west half Of southeast quarter of
northeast quarter of section II. In the
city Of Mankato.
Ora Waddell and T. o. Edwards to
Augusta Duehring, both OF Blue Earth
county, $3.50, lot 4. block 2, Ray &
Noes addition to MaRkato.
c. NJ. Masters to Hugo Frey. both
OF Blue Earth county. 1916. west rs
feet Of north SO feet Of lot 0. block
46. city OF Mankato.
Emma Bruss to Frederick Ruge..
both OF Blue Earth county, SIS. 600.
southeast quarter of northeast quart
err Of east half OF southeast quarter
OF section 80. Rapidan. 100 acres.
Frederick Runge to Herman c. He'll
er. both OF Blue Earth county, $500.
north go acres OF east half of south,
east quarter of section 80. Rapidan..
Josephine Roemer to. J. A. Me-
Laughlin. both OF Blue Earth county.
$500. lot 22. Moreland, Freeman. q
addition to the city OF Manka-
TO. and tract of 1.03 acres In sec.
ton IA. South Bend.
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was business caller in the city yes
terday.
Mrs. Otto Peterson spent the day
at Comfrey with friends.
III. ]. Buell. of Webster City was In
the city on business today.
William Albrecht of Mapleton was
In the city on business today.
Mrs. William Boswell OF st. Clair
visited friends I'm Mankato yesterday
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Thielman OF
St. Clair we're In the city on business
yesterday.
l.. l.. Champlin and C. ID. OFT spent
: the day on business at Rapidan and
Garden City.
Fl. r. Hughes. Daniel Williams and
' Carl Harbo of Cambria were In the
city on business today.
Harry Murphy OF Austin, who was
the guest of Harry b. French left to-
dav for visit ut Minneapolis.
Mrs. Phil Lunkenheimer OF st. Pau
arrived today for a visit with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Meyer.
I Miss Agnes Schultz has returned
from n visit with friends at the twin
cities. having been absent about @
week.
Mrs. C. p. Langman spent yester.
day M Winnebago. where she deliv'
cred health lecture before a ladies'
meeting.
Attorney +. ]. Lund returned TO hi!
home at Webster City. Iowa, today
after several days spent on business
in this city.
| Mrs. Olaf Engstrom. who has beer
visiting i'm the city at the home oil
her daughter. Mrs. II. G. KrOon, has
returned to her home at Saltwater.
: Mrs. c. J. Holman will leave today
for Lake Crystal where she will de
liver an address on "Civic Cleanli.
ness" this evening at the Welsh Meth
odist Episcopal church.
Mrs. l.. w. Prendergast Of lie Sueul
Center came To MankatO today to at
tend Maude Adams production o.
Quality Street" and visit her par
ents. Judge and Mrs. A. II. Pfau. Sr
r. W. Kruse has returned from Su
perior where he spent some time Wis
iting his new store. He states tina
business conditions are very good. ant
that the store is being largely patron
lied
John Dougherty has returned Il
Mankato after an all winters stay In
st. Paul and Hibbing. visiting at bott
places with his daughters. Mrs
Dougherty will return i'm about {
week.
: Mrs. w. +. Farnnm of Minneapoli.
will come To Mankato Friday to visi
her parents. Judge and Mrs. A. II
/ Plan. Sr. She will also he n patron
az the May Festival Of the Episcopa
church. an event which will beglI
Saturday at Flks' hall.
DIR. NJ. H. Wood. who had acted a.
buyer for the well known Woodent
farm of Excelsior. Minnesota. left to-
day for Minneapolis, and will take tn,
junior class of the state agriculture
college to the farm. where they vii
be shown the high grade Guernsey.
for which this farm is noted. The.
will be instructed in Judging and buy
ing Of livestock. by demonstration o
the best points of the herd.
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7ivoi

Mrs. Dell Kelley and sister. Miss
Minnie Miller, visited at +. Ford
home Friday evening.
Mrs. Dell Kelley and sister. Minnie
Miller visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mosher Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z. Mueller and
children. spent few days with the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Big
gerstaff.
Mrs. Il. M0sher Is improving the
looks of her place by having the
house painted
The woods are very beautiful now
Plum and apple trees are blooming
nicely, although IL Is still April
ID. J. Musser and daughter. Ethel
called at Mankato last week, where
Miss Ethel consulted the doctors.
The Sunshine club, which met
with Leilah and Luretta Harvey. was
much enjoyed. Miss Elsie Ford Is
the next hostess.
Miss r. Detamore visited her
brother. w. Fl. Detamore, a few days
the last of the week.
Miss Minnie Miller and sister. Mrs
Kelley, visited Mrs. NJ. Phalen Tues
day and called at the f. Mosher
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nosher and
sons and Mrs. +. Mosher called at
the home OF the formers daughters
Mrs. Newall Alexander and Mrs
Earl Tabors last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Jesse and sons and
Mrs. NJ. Phalen called at the home oil
the formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Jesse OF Mankato Sunday afternoon
and brought back Mr.. Jesse with
them. They are busy erecting a gar
age.
Miss Ethel Musser called on Mrs
Charley Peterson Saturday forenoon
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.. Peterson OF
Eagle Lake called do the home OF the
latter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.
Harvey. Sunday.
Mrs. Dell Kelley left Wednesday
. for Minneapolis. while Raymond will
visit few days more with his grand
parents.
Owing To the death of Mrs. n
Bennett there will be no school pic
mic Friday afternoon.
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From Thursdays paIlv.
Donation Party Was An Enjoyable

From thursdays pzllv.
donation Party Was An tnioyahie
Affair.
One Of the most pleasant and en-
joyable affairs held at the Welsh Cal
whistle Methodist church on State
! street for some time took place yes
terday afternoon. the affair being a
social party In honor OF the pastor,
Rev. W. r.. Evans. who recently re-
| covered from a serious Illness at the
hospital In Rochester and has return
ed TO his home. The church was lit
orally packed with guests upon the
opening of the party at 1890. The
home congregation. and delegations
from the Welsh churches at Lake
Crystal. Bethel. Decoria and Salem
were present, together with a large
number Of people from other churches
I IN tho city. who all enjoyed social
, hour. and an excellent meal. The
ladies started serving at p. m. and
were constantly busy waiting upon
the large crowd until late hour in
the evening. Those who had charge
OF tables were Mesdames Peter Lloyd
and Joseph Lewis. one table: Mrs. ID.
VI. Jones and Miss Naomi Roberts,
enc table: Mrs. John {. Roberts AMI
Miss Katie Owen. one table: Mrs. w.
f. Evans and Mrs. Charles Mayer. one
table. A number Of the young ladies'
or the church also assisted In serv-
ing. Rev. W. T.. Evans. as guest OF
honor. had snpDer at the church at
$50. During the evening number
Ct musical selections were rendered
by ID. VI. Jones and Sidney Davies.
Among the guests I'm attendance at
the party were Rev. David II. Jones
OF Tracy: Rev. John ID. Jones, Otto
wa: Rev. David Edwards. Lake Crys-
tai: Rev.E.W. Griffiths, Cambria; Rev.
William o. Jones. pastor OF the Con-
greeational church. Cambria: Rev.
Edward Constant pastor OF the Con-
grega tional church: Rev. w. II. KEGS
ey. of the Centenary Methodist: Rev.
Ross r. Paden. Of the Presbyterian.
Rev. Warner Johnson Of the Metho-
dist church Of North MankatO. The
total amount taken in was 5000. and
more Is still coming In. The supper
charge was % cents. and donations
were made ranging from twenty-five
cents up TO ten dollars. many donat-
ing who could not find time tn attend
the party. Rev W. +. Evans was
pleased at the evidence Of the warm
affection of his congregation and many
friends. and desires TO publicly thank
them for their generous donations.
Thh Welsh church members also ex-
tend their thanks 10 the public for
their liberal patronage. and tn Mer-
tens store. which furnished coffee for
the supper.
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From THURSDAYS DAILY.

The Indian Lake Sunshine club
met with Mrs. A. J.. Veieel on April
%. with a good attendance. although
the gentlemen were so busy in the
field that few could he there. Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. J. Veigel of Mankato were
present, being accompanied by Miss
es Ida and Luella Darr and Mrs.
Charles Veigel, Mr. Veigel's mother.
These three were charter members OF
the club. The Sunshine club will
meet on Wednesday. May ~. with
Mrs. A. ]. Veigel ut her home In
Mankato.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Plumb has been very III at their
home on the Poor Farm road, but Is
reported as getting better.
The members OF the Rapidan brass
band visited the Indian Lake band al
their last rehearsal. They were very
welcome. as they brought their in
struments and went right nj worl,
practicing with the home band. The
nineteen young men made some
band"
The Farmers club held their regu
lar meeting at the school house and
after short business session enjoyed
n wiener roast. This form of enjoy
ment seems TO be very popular this
year. The young people were also
| present. and the moonlight was fine
making an ideal evening for a rustic
party.
, Those who were neither tardy OF
absent at the Indian Lake school
during the month ending April 26. are
Walter Anderson. Ruth Edney. Mary
Keenan,. Henry and Theodore Thomp-
son, Helen Viegel. James Hazel. Paul
Elmer Floyd and Edith Watts. and
4 l.iand Ballard.
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Issued MARRIAGE Licen.e,.

Clerk OF the Court Krost today is
sued marriage licenses to Harry M.
Zimmerman and Hattie Kleiman, both
of Mankato. and William +. Schwartz
OF Good Thunder and Amanda +. Som
men OF Mapleton.
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Ways and means of Identifying
MankatO. and making II in truth q
"spotless" city i'm regard to cleanli-
ness and hygenic conditions. were
discussed at the annual meeting OF
the Civic Improvement league ut the
public library auditorium last night.
Mrs. J. w. Andrews. president of the
league. called the meeting to order at
eight o'clock. and presided during the
business sessions. and general talks.
which proceeded informally. DR.. A.
I Schmitt. city health officer was pres
ent. and discussed with the ladies
certain conditions which they wished
to remedy. The disposal of garbage
was considered. and Il was thought
that during the summer months two
men would be necessary to take care
OF garbage promptly. and with the
proper care. as the city Is large. and
II requires considerable time to visit
all the places. which should be done
each day.
| Destroy Breeding Spots.
The matter OF destroying the
breeding places of flies was discussed
at some length, and Il was decided to
carry out n vigorous campaign against
all such nuisances. The question OF
pure milk for the consumer was also
considered. and IL was the general
opinion that the milk inspection last
year resulted in much good. and the
same line of work may be followed
this year. The spreading OF contag-
ious diseases was talked over. and DR..
Schmitt stated that the Catholic. I'm
ion and Franklin schools had recently
been fumigated to prevent the
spreading of scarlet fever. with which
number OF the young people in that
part of town were afflicted.
Reports Of Officers.
The reports of the officers for the
past years were given, and accepted.
Miss Minnie Bangerter. treasurer.
gave the following report for the year
ending April 2S. 1915: On deposit,
Tune. 1914. S176.5 cash. $3.50. Check
for memberships. s6i.35: Total on
deposit, s247 SO. Disbursements. June
!. 1914. paid for dead flies. $50: tag
day expenses. $40: shrubs for Pleas
ant Grove school. $50: American
Civic association membership. $40;
fly posters. s.S5. This year disburse-
ments. paid for dead flies. S25. This
leaves a balance as follows: DepOs-
tied In State bank. Sli2.2G: cash.
S. .G5: amount on hand. $147.91.
Mrs. c. u. Snow. chairman of the
membership committee, gave report
of the canvass of the city for MEM
hers. and stated that there were 211
paid members I'm the Civic league at
the present time.
Mrs. A. ]. veigel. chairman of the
tag day committee. reported that ST.
"SI PA had been taken In. and that
the expenses were $500. leaving a
balance of $1266.ii.
The nominating committee then
nominated the officers for the COM
ing year. who were elected by accla- :,
nation. and accepted.
rendered Vote Of Thanks.
II was moved by Mrs. Healy that
n vote of thanks he rendered to Man
afer Harry n. French of the Grand
theatre. for his public spirited work
IN Offering free admissions TO a per-
Torrance Mt the theatre to every boy
who would bring a note from his
mother stating that he had cleaned
the back yard of his home. This act
en- the part of Mr.. French had re-
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Wiener and MarshmaIIow Roast.

The Young Peoples Forum Of the
Methodist church will hold wiener
and transformations roast on Friday
evening OF this week at the farm
home of Leon DOrnberg. about five
miles from the city OH the Spring Is
land road A carryall will be at the
Methodist church at five o'clock sharp
10 take tile guests and provisions out.
and all are requested TO be on hand
promptly. DR.. Andrews Sunday school
class has also been invited, and with
the young people of the Forum class
very large attendance Is expected
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from THURSDAYS Daily


A model of the General Electric No
Salux top was placed on display today
in the city council chamber. that be-
ing what II was thought would be or
dered for the Mankato way OF light.
This was put on display by the Stef-
ling Electric company of Minneapolis,
which made the successful bid IN the
whole job. The tip of the cap would
be sixteen feet four inches from the
ground. The opalescent globe is six
teen inches In diameter The top it.
self is thirty Eight inches long. Up in
the air, IL does not look so big.
The city council met late this aft
ernoon. They had two tops TO choose
between. the one above described. and
the Cutter. a model Of this also hav-
ing been set up. II was decided to
take the General Electric top.
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Presented Pupils in Recital.

FFcsSHtto Fup's ~ "SS'ad'
Miss Cenevievn lIodapp presented n
number of her pupils in piano recital
last evening at her home on Lake
street. the program being enjoyed by
about one hundred guests. The young
performers inciiided both primary and
advanced pupils, and the selections
from modern and classical masters
were very well rendered, showing tai
ent on the part of pupils and careful
training on the part of the teacher.
The guests were very appreciative of
the excellent music. and the AFFAIR
proved both interesting and enjoyable
During intermission punch was served
by the hostess. Following the pro-
gram Miss Hodapp announced the OPP
ening of her new studio at 3l5 South
Front street. which will take place on
May &.