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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-30
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ipie npglifs lpieoer auf Sic Geleilc ge<
boben nno ct funnte bic 5abrt nuA
Chicago fortiebel1.
Sic llriadle oes llneliifs lp(l Elm
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ltlten aelueIen fem, Ser elm fulIhe sSiez
mol sob. Sic Srau oieies @lunnes mar
frallf llnS er bate Icit Sosntag Gadt
felnen Sdlaf aefobt.
Sic crite 9eidc, Die olls Sen SSrii,nz
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mar Nie hes Ealrors @uitap &alni ppu
Der unaarilch lutbcrildleu airebe III
Sctrpit.
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Glebelanb, lnn Der 9oitclerf 9. 6: sllh
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-30

&c ariegsoalier, auf ipirt1ldait(ihe
Sdiuierisfeiten unb innere spaltuuaen
i'm 8elttlhlanb. Sic lpSialilti :
II Of c II g Tartei ten in g n,g a n 5
al II 8 S ra mfr e i Of tbeilen pieiesoffe
ming. lpabrenb Die beutlh ~io5ialiltii1e
Gartei lid erilitlif beniibt nnb aaes
IN ibrer Wadt Stcbenbc getban bat,
Bic internationolcn 8e5iebllnsen nit
Den losialiltiibcnGarteien Scr @ntcntez
Idnber lrieber ber5uiteaen, nm cine
sfeidseitigc Srieoensbeluegltns gu bers
ein6arcn Abcr oac anlfrensllnsen in
oicler 8idhlng lino feblsel6lasctl.
E @r Bers sdiffsar6eiterz
itreif an 90 erlep.
9ibcrpool 80. @lir3. 10000.
9odarbeiter bier unb am MerlcDIluB
9in9en bcutc ipeGcn eines Strcites iiber
Sic gesablllns fiir lleberseit on oen
Streif unb es. firirb erlpartet, BOB Sic
fransatlautiide sdiifabrt 2ipcrppols
erlltlid gcif0rt lucrbcn ipirb.
3um l1nterieefries.
8erlin, 80, a]ldr8. Sr Scr seirz
riscn Sibuna Der 8ib9etfon,n1iiiipu
ecs 8eidsta9cs sob ser ncue Marine
minilter slbnliroI Gapele einen berss
trallliden 9eridt iiber Sen belltiden
llnterlcefricg nab cs nMrbe Elm Be-
ldlnB angcnomncn. ipeldcr Der 8ez
gicruna t,olle5 Gertrauen auslprisbt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-30
Meuer oeutider !, ,0lg bei &eroun.
Tran36iitd)e 0rdbenreibem aMi 1000 Nieter syront
0enotltnten.
yaris aente Suerit in abreoe, CAB aber ipdtsr 1,,
saupet basean ben 1enten sdappc
gcbradt sm ba6cn.

an Der S1ront purocn pcr rule ansre bis abelagenGer
peul 8iegeransr auf gaoni onag peruadte sen Sob
Ton 20 lno Die ginSung 80 big 40 9erioncn
trDbben1 fcblgelblagen ppren ai1ocn ~
@rde1ano ricte cincu Groclt sic Getamae
t der beulden sp5ialfcn Sic battcn Srn bemht
Aber bel ben enoen in Sranre mo Gn9anb fnc @cgcniebe
9elnbn - Se Saroe lei babcr vglrbote" iete
brc pnng alf lanacn aris nb pirtbibolibe Grz
id0pmg Gcutidanbs.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-30
Sandboottritg mieoer biz Sanptfrage in
WQibingtou,
9eutidlano iou lid tue9en oes Mn9riiies ami
,,gMiler" perantmprten
Qna Der ;, Gasle YOint" "=Jan miro uuteriudt.
sbpOb Deies sdfi ein brtiidier arauspDrler mar,

o ole ann gtct urben ci3ieer @nsrancr an
goo - nb bcIen 2cbcll ecfabbet Sorrcbirluo
Samplers ygnsliman" bdtiot s1ocionben gSci
cntnlden Ser
ton Die Glcbabn nur crlaub Iber crdpeenScn @coi
9lnsn = Sic unere Sficre nid befrnen @ienba6notrpz
pbc BET sHfert. Sbin Gcrnuhctc Sic sn
oaften eines 39s Chicago ueRn in odt m Gez
bel uanncn Sooesraic 9cu rericD obadaiit @eipc dz
cr Der Sesislatr iibcrinmn bos Seto oouuerhelrs
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-30
xrcafiid,c slrt.

@dOn iebt iino in sanS Deutl@=
lamb Be60roen @ereine, HolnmiNio-
nen, Mdnner4 Der MiNenldaft pie bes
prattii6en 2ef'lns eifrisit an Der Wr=
sbsit, bic @6abigungen ullieres Mirt-
l6aftslebens Dl!reh ben Hrleg naG
Wtogli4teit ausaugleiden unD teues
2eben eriteben gu lalIen, tpo Der eiier=
ne Gdritt Des @hidials Die @aaten
3ertampfte llnO Die Jrii9te oes eez
perbfleibes berni9tete. Die yreuben
beionpers baben es pon Sriebri9s Dem
GrpBen selernt, baB Die pflusIbar
bes 8uuern, 4bas Mertssus bes str=
beitsmannes benz 3ug Der @sere fplz
gen mub, bob, iobalo Der Aan1pf bez
enoet, nt4t idlaffes Musruben plab.
greifen Oarf, pielmebr idaffenbe Q(rz
belt ipfort in erb0hten Mabe einauz
leBen bot, follen Rampf uub @ies
Sesen brinsen. Ro@ ebe nad fu1t
fiebenidbrigem &fe Der 5racoe nit
Maria Sbereita gef9lolIen NOR, lln=
ternabm Jrtebri9 Ii. Snlpett1onsreis
len in Die Neumart, nod Yommern,
ins Dolberitabtifde ioipie na9 Meitz
falen, I'M in bic 8erlpaItuns per}Dn.
lid ein5usreifen, iiberall naa DEM
&edten gu ieben unb aues Ill tun,
mos in feinen Rrdften 1tanD, oas
!pirti9oftlide 2eben bes Qonoes ne,l
gu beben unb gu trdftisen. llll1ittelz
bar na9 Jrie0ensfdIub lieb rer aDz
uig aus Den nun entbebrli9 seporbe<
men Rriegsmasaoinen iiber 25,0O0
Wifpel Webl, &orn unb @e-ite llnb
1900 @iipel 9afer perteilen. unl
Der eriten Not gu iteuern. $4,000 eut=
bebrlid gclporoene Mrtineriepferoe
nurpen Ben 8auern als JelDgelpanne
ibernieien. Mu9 nit u1terituBungell
in 8urselb tnauierte Jrieorih niGt,
ND bic Nrpbil1aen Scot litten. @1leIien
erbielt 3 Mlilionen 2oler, Glelre
100000 5aler, Dtpreuben $1,000
Ealer @nti6dbisungs gsaeloer fir bprdl
Sen &rieo erlittene Werlulte.
8ei allebem lber ,puBte 30nia
Griebrid init fretsebiser sparl Elm
pa4lamss 4Ise 3u Dereiner unb
fonnte isbr erergif9 tein fosell mo
sr Elm sGntfaabislin n:dt fit
binrei@eno bearii11bet befanb. 9lls B..
3. oie Notsoamer Bddermeilier lm
lebertpetfrng pon &orn aus Cen G0=
nialtAen MasaSinen erfuhten, 1trisb
5riehrid eisenbdnoig an ben Rano
Der Bittichrift: rSie baben iiser 500
Bilpel 9etriest, es ieinbt aanaillen.
Der Masiitrat muB tie Dortriesen!"
6 efeBwibrig. Sn oem
Brief oil Meiers bat 1ih elm tleine1
Settled einseidliden. Durf ID oens
pobl fteben laiIeng
MuSseldloilen beut lit ia fettz
lcler Sag!
Sm @ebirse. sic (entbu.
liaitil@ sd besreife ni6t, mi.
iDu bel oielem 9lnblid nur elei9siiltiu
bleiben tannit! QUIT Du oenn aar
steinen Sinu fir Naturib0nbeiteng"
Gr: r@eibt Du, LAB uns 'mal
crit sfriihitiiden, pieaesbt eeben mir
naGbber bic Muaen uuf!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-30
Hie1 xsb Hrpeifsn,s.

Gbicago, 80. Mar5. Minopie6-
,}nfllbr 1000. Stiere $7.50-10.-
90; &iibe rno Hinoer Sl.25 $50,
&alber S7.775 1000.
Sdpueille 3nfllhr 10000. 15c
all $3.50 alnlcilt 81
SG .6O-9.75.
gbaie 3uflt6r $4,000. iselt
81 Ss.6o-9.35, Sinmer $9.s5 bis
$11.S5.
Gciliiael 17-17lac. |
Sntter - Creamery 2S1a Sc. 1
gier Grlma IS 1926. ,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-30
SIicser.n nsriffc an t
nIonifi.

Garis. 30. Mars. 20 gerionen
liparbcn tpabrel,b eines Seutldcn Slicz
Sgerangriifes nuf salollifi am Naontas
get0btet ,,nb stpiidben 30 nno 40 pers
1plll,bet, aber allG 5tpei belltide Slngs
3engc abecidpiien Scr gcrid)t iagt:
Gin @cihtpaber bon Z beiltid)er
slerps naGtc Iontas circn Strcif5llg
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-30
Sas 0rubcnnnslid in Smcficlb,
yS. Na.

slucficlb, gs. g.. 30. Mdrs.
Sic meilten scr permiBten 100 @ergz
lcllte i'll Scr @rltbe Ser Sing Goal So.
lino screttet lpprner, pner baben lid
lrieber eillgefunoen.
Sic Soptensabl beidranft lif alf
bier, nod lino 20 Mann ihlper per-
lest pnroeu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-30
Scr aritg.
9cutide itiirmtcn 1000.
sMe ter S rpnt.

8erlir, 80. MGr5. (@ia 2onz
bon.) Srau50lildc gtellun9el, lt0rblid
bon WalallcDllrt auf ciner 6rp1t BON
1000 Mctert llnb mcbrerc 2ilien ticf
iino bon beutl1en gruppen critiirnlt
iporbcn. Ser bclltigc nffi5iellc 8erid5t
beIagt:
Son Der Sltfront: Sic 6ullen lektel1
gcltern ipabrellb bes Cages llnb Ser
siadt lire frudtloien Mnitrensungen
liibli6 bon Siarotbiee fort. Sicbenmal
tricben llnlere Srlppen Sen Scino 5uz
riief, eil1igerual nit bem 8ajpnett.
Son berBeltfrnnt: sln1 linfenDlaas<
llfer crltiirmten nrlerc Gruppeu nit
acrineem gigenbcrlllit cine frans.
Stcllllng bon etipa 5000 Metern nDrb<
lid) buil Malaneourt llnO branseu an6
ii, beu ,,orbipeitlideu Sbeil bes gleib&
1arligcn Gprfcs cin. Sic Sranspict1
lieben ill llnleren 8anoens12 Sffiaierc,
4S6 urtberipltnbcte @efangerc, 4 Selbs
Igeldlt llt,b a Mdlhtnetfanone,,.
2on 5 on, 20. Iars. Sic, 9ellt<
idcn baben eine,l ipeitcreu ,,am1aften
@eipinn in ibren1 Antrieb altf Gerbun
gen,abt llnb frans. Stellunsen l,Drpz.
lih bon Malancourt auf eincr Sront
bon 5000 Metern, obcr mebr ais einer
N&ilc, eritiirlnt.
Malancollrt liest etipa 1917 Ieilen
nprblpcitlib ion gerOun llnb etlpa sipei
Metlen norbDitlid porl1 s(pocorrtz
S@dlDdett, bas Bic Gelltiden lebon Ieit
cincrBohc int 8cIit babcu. Sic fralts.
2inien bilbcten bprt ei,1en breiten Sell,
Ser Slanfenaugriffen bon beiben Seiz
ten allsgeiest ipar lnD Der fran5. gez
1its bieier Stellmng ipnr bon hiclen Nliz
litarfritifcrn ,lidt fir licbcr 9cbaltcn
tpprbel,.
urfis ldngnct.
asa.ris, 90. Mar5. Ser bon ciner
ncutld1en 9ipiiion 9eltern Madmittag
altsgcfiibrte Mnsriff auf @salancourt
lit polIltai,oig feblseldlugcn, lagt Der
belltige 0littassberidbt bes Gariier
Aricgsamtes. Sic Mblidt ser @eutlden
mar, bic Sran5oicn 5ur 9tdllmltns pcs
@urfes Malanconrt 5lt 5tpiheen, beilen
llmliegerbe So6beu bereits in beutldem
8cIib lino.. Ser @erlll6 idlug abcr
feDl unb Sic ssrallsoien balten bielen
@orlprltn9 nod 10 felt, tpie ie. 9ielcr
feblgcIdlagene bclltide sSnfanterieanz
9riff mar Der critic felt eincr 9anle bon
4 6 Gagen.
ae,lte Mnraen ginger, Sic Sran5o<
len nad itarfer Notwithstanding
1clbit gum Mngriff auf- Die oeutlbcn
Gtelliingc,, i'm Ibpcourt : 8albe por.
.Bir beiebten Die fiibDitlide Gdc oieS
ics @albcs in ci1erSiefe bon iibcr 800
garbs, ionic Elm! tpi1tigcs @erf, &C.
1lannt .bie Neooute bon slbpcpllrt" /,
apcldes bon Sen Geutiden itarf bcfez
ltigt mar. Gin feinblidcr Gcgenan<
griff iii Der gtdrfe einer @ri9aDe tpllr1
&c bon llns abgclpielen. Ser Seino err
Iitt lhtpcrc Gcrlulte llnb licb so Sc
fangenc in llnicrcn &dnbelt.@
Gcr 81 dtbc.rid) sibt gu, baB
der Oelltidc ansriff anf Naalanconrt
cincn tbeilipeiicn grfolg bate. Sic
9cutihcn bGtten beute (uabridcinlid
idon gcitern) Sub in cincnr porseid]o@
henen 8crf norblid bplt @lalancourt
gcfaBt uno 8ipei 9dllier I'M Gorfe Iclbit
beIebt.
Slicscransriffc auf
snloniti.
8aris, s29. Mar5. 20 gerione',
Iipnrbcn tpdbrerb cines Seutldcn Slies
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-30

Cine salaue. ,Marum
ipo6l Die Rdtin 5pibig tonIequent
lnlmer IN ais aeste bic geleafdaft per=
laBt2"
%, oas 1T cine @9Iaue! Sic 5aat
1l1, r3eit seiponnen, aues eeponz
men,. 9enn nun t0nnen bic llebri=
gen erit Elm anocres nal iiber lie ber=
oieben."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-30
Die Mdrtte.
8rut1ite.

GbicoaoL 80. Mdra. @ei5en
1924 Mai, 110A Sltli.
&orn 1872 Mai, 1874 SSnli.
SSaTer IA Wiai, 1884 ssuli.
@etrei0e fir @aar: gso. 9 rother
ssslnter 114-117; 9io. 2 &prn 70;
STANDARD Safer 431a.
&oggen 9so. 2 - 951ac.
&erlte = Gt-73.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11
CALLS LAWYER
liar" IN COURT
Judge Gillian Fines T.. G.
Wirth Ten Dollars
Worth OF Contempt
WRITES OUT CHECK

4. G.. With, OF ITO Iilawatha
place. called Attorney Frank =.
Rutherford liar during the
hearing of case IN Superior Judge
Gilliam's court TUESDAY. and was
fined $40 for contempt.
lie refused 10 pay.
Call n sheriff commanded Gil
liam
Deputy Frank Ware responded.
Take this man 10 Jail" Gillian
ordered. and keep him locked up
til he pays his fine
Il don't have 10 70 10 jail" de-
clared With. and, drawing out his
bank book. wrote n check for $40.
payable 10 the order OF the court
Wirh's anger had been aroused
by Attorney Rutherford when the
latter testified that he had been In
formed that Mrs. With. on her
deathbed. last July. had told her
daughter she did not want her hns-
band named administrator OF her
eathte.
Because he Is drinking man
and an /. W. w" Rutherford said
the daughter told him.
Rutherford was representing Mrs.
Carrie l.. Turner. co-admlnlstrator
With With.
After Mrs. Wirth's death. II IL
said. Il developed she had secreted
i.sss in banks without her hus-
bands knowledge.
Her entire estate Is appraised at
s7,s5s.ss The present action was
brought by Mrs Turner TO remove
With as administrator
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11
JUDGE DENOUNCES
COURT SYSTEM AND
QUITS THE BENCH

Judge Stevenson. is 20 get away
from the burden OF sending people
TO jail and imposing penalties. !
have been doing this for several
years. Now ! am thru. Let some.
bocy else do them.
When | send a man TO jail for
drrnkenness. what have accom-.
plished?
WHILE HE'S IN JAIL. HIS
WIFE AND CHILDREN ARE DE.
PRIVED or ANY PART or HIS
EARNINGS. and he gets drunk
again as soon as he gets out.
when ! send a thief TO Jail. do
| help either the thief or society ?
] do not.
WHEN HE GETS OUT. HE'S
STILL A THIEF. AND A JAIL
BIRD BESIDES.
When | nend an immoral WON
an to jail. do ! halt or hinder the
manufacture OF immoral women be-
cause OF social conditions with
which the courts do not concern
themselves
The work-THE FARCE OF AID
MINfSTERlNG SO-CALLED JUS.
T1CE-has become so distasteful TO
me that | can continue II no long.
or. altho. to be frank. | need the
$4,000 the office pays. ! am going
back to private practice"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11

Start Special
PORTLAND. Ore. Jan. IL
courts--the whole process OF Grim
inal urisprudence--are held In con.
tempt by Judge John II. Stevenson
OF the municipal court here.
1T MERELY ADDS TO THE
MISERY or PEOPLE WHO NEED
HELP" he SAYS. 1T DOES NOT
CURE THE EVIL. ! am sick and
tired OF the whole farcical proceed.
ure."
And for this reason Judge Stew
enson has handed In his rcsigna.
tlon. to become effective February
l. lie has been on the bench over
two years. Mayor Able tried. un.
availingly. to persuade him TO re-
consider.
My whole purpose" explained
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11
WILSON'S TRIP
COST HIM S2,739
Presidents Honeymoon Puts
Considerable Dent in
Bankroll
WHERE 1T ALL WENT
an IpAN MeoLoNg Gibson

BY iOAt nccloNE GIBSON
HOT SPRINGS. Va. Jan. ~.
81 wonder II the president
thinks his honeymoon worth
tho money!"
This remark was made by
hard-headed fInaneier--Iuss az
tho president and Mrs. Wilson
embarked on their special train
for Washington from Hot
Springs. where they had been
spending the first two weeks Of
their welded life.
The flnaneier was probably
more or icss pessir1issle. as. In
stead Of honeymoonina. he had
been down at Hot Springs try
Ing 10 get some relief for his
rheumatism.
Hot Springs IL one OF the most
expensive places In America in
which 10 spend any time. whether
you're on honeymoon or not.
Special Train Costs $500
II Is only the wealthy who can
live there for 10 days or more. even
n they are satisfied with a room
and bath.
The special train which conveyed
the president. Mrs. Wilson and their
attendants to Hot Springs cost in
the neighborhood Of 5000 each way. A"
said one OF the railroad officials to
me.
The presidents suite at the
Homestead rents for $50 a day.
His valet and Mrs. Wilson's maid
had rooms for 81 day each. The
transportation OF tho White House
automobiles was $50 each way.
The room for Charley Schwem.
the presidents own stenographer.
was Sc day.
Roses Every Morning
The room and board for seven
secret service men were t22 a day.
Salary OF the secret service men
will average $40 day.
Garage fees and gasoline average
81 day: wages OF servants 81 n
day; salary OF stenographer 81 n
day; tips and fees. SIS The total
is ,2,73s.
While one might compute the
amount which was spent for
flowers, the boxes which ar
rived from Washington contain
ing American Beauty roses
each morning could not have
cost less than SIS daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11
after
GERMAN TRADE
~ WILBUR s. FORREST

BY WILBUR s. FORREST
LONDON, Jan. it--England
may insert In final peace terms
with Germany clause by
which Germany will bind her
own hands In the matter OF
commercial expansion.
With Great Brltaln's announc-
ed Intention OF striking at the
roots OF German trade, II was
learned today that commercial
experts have suggested that one
OF the most effective methods
OF doing this would be TO insert
clause In the peace terms
whereby Germany would agree
to refrain from export business
for period OF years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11
Golfers Points
Out Advantage
of Naval Base Here

The pork barrel" 10 tho
greatest mersee TO obtaining a
proper measure OF prepared.
ness In the United States.
OF the seven hrst-cisss navy
yards. only two can receive our
flrst-ciass modern bzttieships
at all times and In all eondi-
tlons.
One 10 at Portsmouth. NJ. r..
the other 10 al Bremerton,
Wash.
These two only fuisIlI the re.
aulrement that the approaches
TO the navy yards should have
q channel Of a. least 40 feet.
freely open az ell times.
Thus Burton J. Hendrick sum.
mariEeH' the situation In the latest
issue Of Golfers Weekly IN an ar.
ticlc entitled What the Pork Bar.
rel Means"
before we have national de
Tense" he says, we will have TO
ertinguish the pork barrel. tho
greatest source OF our military
weakness"
In the old days. Hendrick points
out. when sailing ships met all nee
enaary requirements. even Mare
Island navy yard nj San Francisco
answered sufficiently as a naval
base.
Hut now
since Robinson crusoe built
q boat that he could not Get 10
the water. human ingenuity has
evolved nothing 90 erimlnaIiy
absuro a. these American navy
ysros."
It's the pork barrel 10 the
'front.'
"coneressrsn Bryan OF Sc.
attic says unpleasant things
about the mud flats OF Mare
island" tendrlek writes.
'~hereas Congressman Curry
OF Sacramento wants 20 know
about the 'oes on Puget
sound"
And then we have Congressman
Humphrey. champion OF the pork
barrel"
"conoressmsn Humphrey"
says Hendries. feels called
upon 70 quiet such troubled va.
tiers. In getting appropriations
for Puget sound. he said. he
had always received the sup
port OF the entire delegation.
should the Washington deleos.
ton not reelproesteT
That 10 the philosophy OF
pork bsrreilsr,. the practice
that has 20 terribly weakened
both the army and the navy.
Some day the reckoning will
come"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11

Greasy salves and ointments
should not be applied II good. clear
skin Is wanted From any druggist
for Csc. or 800 for extra large size
as directed. II effectively removes
eczema, quickly stops itching. and
heals skin troubles. also sores. burns
wounds and chafirH II penetrates
cleanses and soothes. ZeTno ls de-
pendable and inexpensive. Try IL. as
we believe nothing you have ever
used IL as effective and satisfying.
Zemo, Cleveland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11
WHAT WAS B0B'S
Old CAR WORTH?

Prosecutor Lundin was instruct.
cd by tho county commissioners
Tuesday 10 take up with John. Stat.
terry. OF the Commercial Union In.
suFance Co. the matter OF settle.
ment for the total destruction OF
tho large Pl.rceArrow touring car
formerly nsed by tho sheriff.
II was Insured for $4,000
Altho searching Investigation
into the cause 90 the accident"
vas made at the tima. slsttery said
Tuesday that phase Of the matter
would not enter into the contro-
yersy with Lundin.
We wish only 10 arrive Mt a just
valuation OF the car" he said. we
viii pay that"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11
Y. N. G. A. TO HOLD
ANNUAL ELECTION

Original songs. and cartoons
thrown on the screen will be fea.
turc OF the annual meeting OF the
Y NJ G. A. at e:i5 o'clock Tues
day. Much OF the material OF the
reports also will be thrown on the
screen in condensed form. Harry
r. Wilson. attorney. has the pro
gram in charge. T. s. Lippy viii
preside during the meeting. which
Immediately follows the banquet.
Six directors and two trustees will
be elected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11
TODAY'S BEAUTY hint

II Is not necessary TO shampoo
quite so frequently II your hair Is
properly cieansed each time by use
OF a really good shampoo. The
easiest to use and quickest drying
shampoo that We can recommend
10 our readers may be prepared
very cheapiy by dissolving a tea
spoonful OF canthrox. obtained
from your druggist. in cup OF hot
water. This rubbed into the scalp
creates q thick lather. soothing and
cooling In its action, as welt as
very beneficial to scalp and hair.
After rinsing. the scalp In fresh
and clean. while the hair dries
quickly and evenly. developing
bright luster and soft nuffiness
that makes II seem very heavy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11
TO HAVE
WOODEN HULL

John McAteer. OF the McAteer
Shipbuilding Co. OF Seattle. was
awarded the contract Tuesday for
building the new King county ferry
for Vashon Island. His bid was
s22.771.
The Duthy Shiphuilding Co. Of
fered to build a steel-hull ferry
boat for s32 400. This was turned
down I'm favor OF wooden hull 10
be built by McAteer.
Specifications call for n hull 100
feet long. 36-foot beam and lsfoot
depth. IL will be equipped with a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11
COLUMBIA RIVER
BAR WASHED OUT

PORTLAND Jan. 1.-THE Co
lumbia river bar has vanished. &C
cording TO Mai. levitt. government
engineer. who today completed the
annual survey OF the mouth Of the
river The survey shows n channel
1900 feet wide with a depth OF 50
feet at low water.
!, was pointed out that his sur
vey was made following two months
Of the worst storms the Oregon
coast has ever hecn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11
SCHOOLS AGAINST
timber SALE BILL

PORTLAND. Ore. Jan. 1f.-Say.
Ing the proposed bill OF Representa-
tive Albert Johnson, whereby funds
derived from the sale OF timber
laSis In national forests BIO dl.
verted from Improvement OF county
schools 70 tho exclusive construc-
ton OF highways. would he detri.
mental TO the school system Of Ore.
gon and other states. Reuben Jones.
secretary Of Seattle board OF edu.
cation. recommended action against
the bill at the conference OF school
administrative officers Monday
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11
MORSE POUNDS new
WORLD SHIP MERGER

NEW YORK. Jan. 1i.-Chas. w.
Morse. mighty power in financial
circles before he was sentenced 10
Atlanta federal prison. is forming q
new world ship combine, according
to reports today.
Morse hopes to found an Ameri-
can mercantile marine touching all
South American and European
norris
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11

2i0-h, p. DIESEL oil burning engine.
the contract for which win be let
Monday.
The boat is to be complete in 100
working days. according to the cou.
tract.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11
START SEARCH FOR
BOOZE NEAR MINES

TACOMA. Jan. ii.-Eight deputy
nheriffs. with Deputy Prosecuting
Attorney Geo NJ. Thompson. armed
with search warrants. began raiding
houses and stores under suspicion
of violating the prohibition law Al
wilkcson and Carbonate. mining
towns. early today