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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-21

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s NEGROES LYNCHED
BY MOB IN GEORGIA

SYLVESTER. Ca. Jan. 2i.-Five
negroes dragged from the North
county jail by mob that tricked
the sheriff were strung up TO a tree
near here early today.
The five negroes were accused OF
killing the sheriff OF Lee county.
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TO DISCUSS DRY LAW

Prosecutor Lundin received word
Friday that Olympia had been
chosen for the meeting Of prose
cutors with Attorney General Tan
ner TO discuss matters relative to
enforcement OF the dry law. Feb.
ruary /.
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OFF TO BERLIN NOW

BERLIN. Jan. 2i.--Col. House of
New York, President Wilson's per
sonal envoy To Europe. viii arrive
here next week. TO be the guest OF
American Ambassador Gerard for
several days.
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APPROPRIATION
FOR R.R. PASSED

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2i.-
The $i2,ooo,ooo urgent def
cheney bill passed the house
today with the $1,000 900
emergency appropriation for
the Alaskan railroad.
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ZOE the past 70 wears
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-05

Ma Sunday of the pleasure Of invest
ing some Of the swag in Chicago real
estate. No, boys, don't put Billy on
salary. Let him keep on talking the.
cash out of sinful pockets, but make
him whack up with the preachers
Most preachers have one devil Of a
time of it getting a decent living out
of their respective flocks, while with
Billy it's just like rolling off log.
But he ought to divide up with his
poorer brethren and pass evangelistic
prosperity around.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-05

EVANGELlSfIc GRAFT.-Good-
ness gracious, some of the church
authorities are talking of putting all
evangeists on a salary, so as to cut
out the big graft. But you can bet
your last jitney Billy Sunday won't
see any Christianity in that. When
Billy takes off his coat and collar,
wrestles with the devil and sweats at
every'pore, he's working up his audi
ence so they'll enthuse hard enough
10. dig deep in their jeans for the
coin. Anyhow, it's too hard work
for just plain salary. And it would
deprive Billy of the keen joy Of sep
arating the sinners on the sawdust
trail from their tainted mOney-and'
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-05

THESE WoNDRoUs TIMES
If our old friend Col. Bryan really
makes the Democratic party dry, Col.
Henry Watterson of Kentucky, sab,
will sure think he has lived too long.
All the same, if Col. Bryan pulls off
this particular stunt and then con-
cludes to wiring the water out of the
Atlantic ocean, we may all look for
ward to- riding to Liverpool on rail-
road train. In the meantime, the fes-
tive camel might as well get ready
to take the time-honored donkey's
job at the head of the Democratic
ticket, while Barney Grogan goes
into training for Dry boss in the 18th
ward.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-05

JUST LIKE a MoTHER.-Johnny
lived only two blocks from the salty
East river of New York. Daily, dur
ing the summer months, Johnny
came home with wet hair, red eyes
and. wonder of wonder, clean face.
Mother did not have to look at
him twice to know Johnny had been
swimming in the river again. She
rebuked him, she chastised him, she
even tied him to the washtub at
home. But as soon as he was free,
to the river he'd go.
One rday Johnny promised his
mother he would not go swimming.
But the river front called him and
he could not stay away.
Before he could strip, one of the
gang pushed Johnny overheard,
clothes and all. Johnny came crying
home again, his clothes dripping with
part Of the East river.
Didn't I tell you not to go near
the river?" was the rebuke that came
from mother, more out of force of
habit than will. But mothers mood
changed Immediately and she asked:
Who did it? Where does the boy
live? You must come with me to
his mother"
Isn't that just like mother?
-O-O
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-05
HEY, JIM!

There's only one sure way to make
money at gambling and that's to lay
off If
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-05-04
"%Everywoman y at Met.
Friday Eve, May IL

The Metropolitan will be the scene
of the production OF "hYerywoman"
on the night of May Zone week
from tomorrow.
This company carries two complete
carloads of scenery and electrical ef-
fleets. The fourth act set alone is
larger thar the majority of large pro
Iductions. 1t is the act in which is
represented the fanfare and riot OF
New Years eve on Broadway. New
York. Those who have Witnessed II
are amazed at the faithfulness Of the
picture. 1t was painted by Walter
iBuridge who visited Broadway at the
time described and made pen-pictures
IOf the astonishing scenes just after
the theatres have released their pat
rous and The hiIa-ty has set in,
There is. perhaps, in actual life. no
.other Situation so difficult to repro
.duce. Imagine a seething, surging,
.eddyine. shouting, shrieking collection
.of men. women and children imbued
with the idea that each one must
make as much noise as possible and
behave in the most flambOyant man
iner and you have a New York crowd
on New Years eve. Now to produce
this effect literally upon the stage!
Some task! George Marion, the
stage producer for Mr.. Savage, is
noted for his handling of crowds. In
this scene of "EveryWoman" he is at
his best. Over one hundred n fifty
people appear in the n picture. The
blare of trumpets, the throwing Of
confetti, the mingling of those of the
.,,ny,. .pt rnf Ia 4, .nf liFa urith tho HnnjZnnc
of the lower world which prevails dur
ing the carnival season, was perhaps
never better illustrated. There are
brokers and college students, patrons
of the h~igh-priced cafes and beggers,
preachers and ~pickpockets, young men
sowing their wild oats and old men
harvesting theirs-and all in easy
confraternity, with shouts of bedlam
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-05-04
HUMANE SOCIETY SERVICE AT
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCF

The regular church service at the
jCongregational church Sunday even
ing will be a Humane Society service,
program to be announced later. All
members and officers of the Water
town Humane Society are invited, also
all people interested in this great
work, and all children have a spe-
cial invitation, and the parents to
come with them. Rev. Mr.. Christian
son will speak on "What the Golden
Rule of Christ Implies"
The theme of the morning sermon
will be "Where Do You Live and
What Does Ii Cost?" The illustra-
lions viii be drawn from the 18th
and 14th chapters of Genesis.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-05-04

WATERFOWL, says: Il began to have
kidney trouble about I'VE a are
when ! strained myself doing sons
heavy work. Any little weight I at
tempted to lift saused pain aAISss
back. Standing q great Id
made the complaint worse. 4 began
taking DoaR's Kidney Pills and IL 1
short time they eursd all these an
ments."
Price 50e, at all dealers. bort
simply ask for . kidney remedy-4et
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same tIlht
cured Mr.. Skinner. Toster-Nilbnrn
Co, props, Buffalo, n. Y. Adv. Il
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-05-04
HOW MRS. RARRoD GOT RID OF
HER STOMACH TROUBLE.

81 suffered with stomach trouble
for years and tried everything |
heard of, but the only relief / got
was temporary until last spring | saw
Chamberlain's Tablets advertised and
procured a bottle of them at our
drug store. l got immediate relief
from that dreadful heaviness after
eating and from pain in the stomach
writes Mrs. Linda Harrod, Fort
Wayne, Ind. Obtainable everywhere.
Adv. 1850
Care to our coffin adds a nail, no
doubt
And every grin, SO merry, draws one
out. John Wolcott.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-05-04
OF e lNTEREsT.

souae People We Know, and We Will
Pront by Hearing About Them.
YEAis IS a purely local event
II took place in WatertoWn.
Nos = some faraway PLACES.
YOa r asked to inyestigAte it..
ASKED to believe a citizens word;
- coAfrm q citizens statement.
Any article that Is endorsed at
home
rs q worthy Of confdenc2
Than q You know nothing about,
Mndofsed BY unknown people.
Z. =. SKINNER, prop. N1nnQ Trans.
feS Business, aQ4 EiratAvss
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-05-04
BATTLE CRY FOR PgAcEl
LET THE PEOPLE RULE

r. O. Richards will speak at the
Syverson hall, Friday evening, May
Sth, 81 $40, on Peace. Let the Peo-
plo Rule" He will explain what is
wrong with our government-how to
abolish the spells system and organ
ize for the merit system BY rule OF
the people. Do not miss the chance
70 hear him. Everybody invited.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-05-04
FOR
Monogram Flour
Shorts, Bran Chicken
Feed and Alfalfa
Meal
Call the
Monogram Store
Phone 2I59
Garden Seeds
For all kinds Of
flower andgardenseeds
call on V. Christensen,
opposite The postoffice.

roars of laughter, and general pande.
monium. 1t is a once WitneSsed
long to be remembered because il IS
not merely a counterfeit p~resentIlent
of life but life itself.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-05-04

Buy Prince Albert every
where tobacco is sold in
toppyred bags, Sc; tidy red
tins, Zoe; handsome pound
and hnlf-pound tin 'humi-
dors-and--that corking fine
pound crystal glass hun1i-
dor Nth sponse-moistener
top that keeps the tobacco
in such clever triyn-ailUaysl
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-05-04

Geo. w. Case Cat the meeting to
organize the Chamber Of Commerce.:
I'VE ought to build upon a foundation
broad enough and deep enough for a
city of twenty-five thousand, which
we could have in the near future if
each of us will do his part in the
making of a greater Watertown."
The Glenwood post., 1916-01-15
FARMING AND PATRIOTISM

r Wetzer through his high
position in the Farmers and grange speaks with
authority underestimate the duty farmer his country.
There believe aso that the farmers who followed
Mr. Wetzer his opposition to the installation of the battery the
college suffering from the lack of appreciation
Mr. Wezer is first last and all the time farmer. He
good deal of for cities and probably right
after ALL rather nexcusabe when cicizes the
college for attempting follow reasonable Of patriotism
he doing he boosting the
of the farmer
There in the mind to turn the college
experimental fields into drill grounds the halls of learning
barracks All that planned establish system which shall
all students opportunity familiar with
which will protect and defend the country need It isn't
plan specialize but preparedness while
ing out first class farmers.
DR. Loy has expressed the patriotism which the farmer boy
the which furnishes him with education considerably
less than explained should feel the
of his country the humb of his life He has made his
idea and the idea of the board plain that how Mr.
Wetzler misunderstands him. and yet he
1t is taking something from the instruction in farming
Ii merely adding something tsomethng which fail to
ennobe who appreciates the relation between the individual
and the nation-Fort Collins Review
The Glenwood post., 1916-01-15

DENVER wholesale liquor dealer complains that the people
his away from him and asks if that is
deal? If the he had read court de-
for the would have learned that the liquor
business vested interest but simply by license that
by The that special levied
should him notice that he business that
extremely hazardous of legislatures decisions and
of have with singular uniformity for proclaimed
the liquor business outlaw outla wabe business This
eman Charles Humburg bought the wholesale business Of Fritz
Thies Fritz his day and generation
He slipped when the slipping We sympahize with Mr.
1lumbrg and all such hut they paye the and lost aud wd
enacng he maner they I out gracefully Another If
craft dule the law joke For Mr. Hamburg there wasn't
1.-THE bit humor the TO the Denver hotel Keepers
who have discharged their orchestra players the law
crppng that wouldn't if they off heating
and light philosophical mind might that that
Everybody the dumps because he can't his the
flor lively of hean the chair of
world ddnt precisely end December 81 We have hopes that
the will affected the dar
ranged We trust that the places that hired orchas will least
signs that they alive by installing Viroas Edons in
their place Cheer rothr Colorado isn't the
and there
News. 'aar r-a
The Glenwood post., 1916-01-15
GOVERNOR Is JUSTIFIED

VXIHE editors oftmes accused of being unsmpathec the
w really Few people truly sympathe
deeply touched the fras and the msfortunes of
publicity the
side of life through the public press
Prompted by this feeling Of sympathy people often
yield the temptation of the real facts
criminal preerrng rather
derdo story than have said that they have
poor helpless humanity possibly snned
against than shining.
they positive
bitterly they which
possible
And thus while hating crime and sympathzng certain
with the who ontimes helpless
not Of their making the Post glad that
Governor Carlson able his clear pardon Russell
Boles who has served twelve the pentenay for the
der CT Harold Frdorn The writer remembers distinctly the
Frdborn killed while trying protect his
from assault convinced from the evidence
that the officers arrested the right The girl able
IDENTIFY the defendant the slayer her brother
description of the aant did not fit Bos worth
If Boes really innocent of this he has always
tanned he then he has already suffered unnecessarily and for
this there remedy In he be guilty notwithstanding
considerable doubt that exists the question he has least paid
gooy portion of the penalty which should
guilt unquestoned
1t within the of possibility for him to make of him
self citizen live the disgrace which
have deserved At all the Post glad that Governor
Carlson decided to give him the benefit of the doubt
The Glenwood post., 1916-01-15
COME ON, WE HAVE NO coRNs

r DToR DICKSON properly takes deal of credit for
- making Gnwood with the balance of the
He did have considerable do with it. his good the
Post fight battle The hereby acknowledges
forts in this behalf and seeing him successful that fight
that he signing for other worlds have
suggestion make that around Genwood will
cae though Glenwood people do not The suggestion this
Why not the batteries of publicity Genwoods Infamous
redlight district, the of of its the United
States said We're treadng the
a Glenwood people with this suggestion wearbe
Thanking Brother Frost sincerely for the comp
contained the portion the above quotation the
Marble Booster wish that do appreciate the t
hurled the last of the clipping the
thing the that long
it. The thing that said concerning
However, pleased to inform good neighbor that the
offensive deestrict of which he complains like accessory
the saloon. has vanished and Glenwood
About December 81 thereafter the bedragged
habtants the oed infested that which
long dgracd Gnwood taking their hunch from
language emanatng from the and city council but filtered
through the police officers fod their like the Arabs
quietly stole away and Genwood longer of the
odum which has heretofore been haped by visitors
This is Nineteen SIXTEEN Brother have
leaf
The Glenwood post., 1916-01-15
FATHER MALONE AND PROHIBITION

indeed that Catholic priest discusses great matter
frankly Rev. Father Malone c Denver Sunday spok
the prohibition law Father Malone spoke of the law from th
orbddng and it's passage being m
the determination by the forego their liking
drink others less strong of resolution
light be saved the and following overndugence 1t
,el to consider what he said:
There is majesty the worlds heart and you must
teach your children to behold it.
Every child in this city today knows that something
called temperance prohibition which has of late agitated
the domestic pantry and boarded up windows street
order.
But who has pointed out to him the beautiful truths at
the heart of this Professionalism?
Is he not looking into with the short end of the tele
scope and seeing nothing that interest him?
Turn the telescope around for him and reveal the hu
many ana fraternity that have dictated this order making
all the citizens of the city accept restriction that
Show him there is pressure in this law but
mnra brought about command from kings.
The twentieth century has its crusades of million fol-
lowers less spectacular swift generous response
than the crusades of the twelfth century.
The cessation of the liquor traffic, besides its direct
suant good is splendid exhibition of concerted action
of awless obedience invisible stubborn of law
such as the discipline of armies does not excel.
1t is the aim of civilization to make not free
but enough obey the law then civilization succeed
ing.