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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-08-06
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-08-06

Methodist-The Sunday school will
meet at 10 o'clock on Sunday morning.
The Christian. Endeavor will hold
regular service in the church on Sun
day evening at 80 o'clock
Christian-Rev. Phillips will preach
on Sunday evening in the Methodist
church The public is cordially invited.
Latter Day Sc ints-The usual morn
ing and evening" services will be held
on this Sunday. All members and
friends are urged to attend the services
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-08-06
TRADES FOR RANCH

During the last few weeks-a notice
able increase in real estate transactions
has taken place. The most recent
was the trading of the A. T. Nor
gareidge town property on California
street, for the Johnson ranch, SOUTH
west OF Chandler. The Morgareidge
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-08-06
of the Overland model 8e especia

of the Overland model So especially as
80 Iii nau just been taken out Of
stock and had never been run before.
The switch was not thrown nor the
clutch disengaged during The trip In
other words, the car was not coasteo
at all.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-08-06

ThurSdaV OF thlS mOnIh.
The Baptist Ladies Aid will meet
It Mrs Helms the End Thursday of
this month
MIR. Fuller and family left in their
car Wednesday with Mr. Swarting
and family.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-08-06
Chandler News

One of the smartest affairs of the
summer was the high tea last after
noon at $50 at the home of Mrs.
G. II. Tinker given by her sister Miss
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-08-06
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CHURCH NOTES

winter. Mrs. Parker will remain in
Sacramento until later in the season.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-08-06

Preaching by the pastor, Rev. Clarke.
both morning and evening. The We'd
nesday evening meetings are proving
very interesting. The meeting on the
coming Wednesday evening will be
led by Mrs. Virgins. -
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-08-06

H. G. Lemon and Miss Olga Brown
motored to Phoenix on Friday
Mrs Y. F. Marlborough and children
were recent Mesa visitors.
Rev c. l.. Yorke and party have ar
rived at Groom Creek, near Prescott,
and are stopping for several days with
friends there.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-08-06

Chambers reading room is proving a
popular place these warm days. A
number of this months magazines have
been placed upon the table, and news
papers from a large number of the
leading cities of the various states, have
been brought to the room this week.
The committee is now planning to have
a library in the near future
BACK TO CHANDLER
Ray Parker, former resident of
Chandler, arrived in town this week
and expects to work here this fall and
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

6aB mir meine Mmtter nit tbranen=
uber1tr0mtem Mntlib entgegenfm
un6 NIT elmer fh1mmen '@eber6e anf
sic 3immertbiir 5eigte, mo- mein So
ter nit Dem So6e rang.
rMls i4 eintrat, mirfte er mir
NIT einem idtpaben 9a6eln. Sat-
unbetpuBt marf i6 mid Dor ieinem
9ager bin auf sic &1iee. SSebt fam
ser feierlidite un6 gno6enrei@1te @u-
genbIid meines 2ebe1s: mei1t @ater
fegnete midi! Ct legte mir 6ie 9a11<
Sc a1f 6as &al1pt un6 fpra@ IN fur-
gen. obgeriiienen @ortem: n@ein
|@obn, mir miiiien i@ei6em, 6a parit
mir immer Elm gutes &in6, bleibe 10,
ser liebe @ott m0ge 6t@ i6iitem
tr0ite 6eine M11tter un6 balte felt an
Ser 9ebre ser Stride" Sd 6riidte
ibm sic &anb, mebr bermo@te i@
nibt. Damn itieB er einen tiefen
.Senf5er aus nn6 NIT einem @ebet
a1f Sen 2ippen beridieo er.
Mo@ 6rei Tagen, n1s Ser tbeure
@erblidene our 1ebten &11be gebettet
1norben tpar, begab i@ mild tpie6er
an oie @rbeit un6 es gelong mir, gu
groBem &ei@tbum un6 Mnieben 5m
gelanger. Sci allen 8~eriudungen
mr6 5tiirrner, sic iiber mid fa1nem,
bobe i6 immer on meinet Softer mnb
an ieine1n Segen geoa&f Da6ur@
babe id nit @ottes @no6e mande
|@in6e unterlaiien u1r6 metn @obl>
itonb tpuds mit ie6em Gage. Meine
quite Ml1tter nn6 mein Meilter bat-
ten Tre116e an mir, 1n6 er bertra1te
mir feline So@ter gum @eibe on.
sSn, 6es @oters Segen ba11t Sen Slit
bern Sduier."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

@inie tpuBfe ni@t, mos in iener
Ma@t porgefallen mar, uno meinte,
ser @ater miiie nidt, 6aB er anf
benz Baum tpor; 6aber fling er an
5u meinen, nn6 geitan6 ieinem So
ter sic gon5e S6ul6 un6 Bot UNI
&er5eib1ng.
Ser @ater bat ibm au@ freuotg
pergeben, un6 10 peit pm aaes in
0r6nl1ng = tpenn MIR aues 10 &C.
blieben tpaire.
Mber als @iuie gum eritenmal in
sic @t11be fam, fagte feline fleine
S1meiter ibm: 30 @inie, eS tbut
mir lei6 UNI 6i4; mir batten gan5e
Scribe ron &iri9en, mn6 o, 70 quite
&iri1enfu@en mdbren6 6u franf
tparlt."
@iqie fling an gu meinen> BERN er
meitte, sic Gdmeiter monte ibm rei~
gen; ober en6li@ iagte er Id@elnb:
rMa@ites Sabr morte i@ aber nod
Elm paar Sage, ebe i6 &iri@en eiie,
10 Iange ite nod fa1eer iin6!"
ungeboriam m1B @trafe lei6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
9es &aters @egen ba11t ben &inbern
@anfer.

Gin bodongeiebener @ei@dfttss-
matt1 er3dblte: ~Sb tpar Ser Sobn
orrrer @Itern un6 iton6 BEL etnem
Observation-Disclosures in ser 2ebre. @ein
@oter tpar iebr fra1ff. Ser Mr5t,
Sen cine mobltbdtige 5amilie fir urs
beaobIte, batte om Morgen Sen &opf
gei9iittelt 1tr6 gemeint, es tonne
bo@iters nod bier BIB flint Sage
bauerr. 9a metn @eiiter biel at
tbu1 batte, ging es ni@t an, bab i@
at @o111e bIieb. 9aB metne @e6an-
fen 1i6t 10 bollitdn6ig Bel Ser Mr-
belt tpore1 tpie ionit, IaBt iid let@t
erfldrer.
Mein 8rotberr, Dem mein ge6riidd-
tes @eien ouffiel, fragte MIDI na@
Ser uria6e. SS@ tbeilte linn NUN 11n=
ter beftigem 96lud}aen mtein 2ei6
nit mn1 er erlal1bte mir, ra9 @ouie
gu geben. @uf bolben @ege begeg<
nete mir cine Madbmsfra1, sic Mir
iagte, i9 m0ge MIDI beeilen "a mein
@ater inn @terbeh liege. Meinen
s@reden fan1 fi@ ie6er 6enfen. @ie
id nod Souie tam, tpeib id 1ridt
mebr un6 i6 babe es olt6 ME &C.
tpa1Bt. Sur nod 10 bel lit mir flar,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
Kinder schreion
MACH FLETCHER'S
To RIA
Go0eser6(drunQen.

Ser 8unbesrat fat cine @erorbnung
uber oie 3ooesertldrung &riegsDerz
f@ollener erlafen. ueber bic Beoeuz
tung Der neuen 8eittmmungen f4reibt
ieBt bie rMorobeuti@e Mqgemeine Set
tung:
rDte M0gli@teit elmer 1ol@en So
beserfldrung, Ole fir 3ablrei@e &e@tsz
perbdltniFe Der 9tnterbliebenen eine
mirt1@aftlt@e Motpenbisteit bartlett,
1T bereits our@ bas biirgerltde @eieB<
bud gegebeu. @@on BET befen @rlab
1T man iib aber tlar barber getpefen,
bab tpie friiber, 70 au4 in 3utunft Bel
ei1em gr0Beren Rrtege befonoere @orz
f@riften ii@ nidt nir6en entbebren
lafer. g3eu lift an Der 8erorbnung
baa1ptfd@li@, bab fe bic 9obesertld<
rurg f4or por 8eenbtgung bes Rrtez
ees 3uldBt. Sin 9inausf@ieben Der
redtli@en l1nsepibbet bis mad benz
Trie6ensf9luB au@, in 5d1en, in be-
men Der SOB eiees Rrtegatei1nebuers
oqen umfdnben uno @rfabrunger
rah als feftfteben6 ansefeben tptrben
muB, 1T unter sen be1ttgen 0erbalt<
niKen NIT einem georbneten @e4tsper,
tebr ni4t III neretnen.
Neu 1T ferner. Die M%usbebnung Der
@orf@riften ouf 3tbt1gefangene uno
@eifeln, Die in 6ie @epalt bes Sem
bes geroten finb. Sir oas @erfabren
1i1o bic tpe1ent1ide1 @ori@rtften IN Der
.3tpilpro3eBorbnung elei@fa1s beretts
borbanoen. Meben eintgen @ereinfaz
4unger uno 11eben Ser 8efretung bon
@eri@tssebibren lift fir cine erlet@>
terte Mubbarma@une Der bon ben
Ma@peiiebureaur sefammelten Mo4<
ri@ten iiber @ermibte fopie bafiir gez
forgt, baB Elm etma unterlaufenbes
@erfeben auf m0sli&ft f&nelle unb einz
fade @eife befeitist perben far1. Ser
Grlab ether fol4en @erorbnung tit in
Der SefenAi@teit als oringli@ geforz
bert tporbeu. Sic ausfibrli@e 8ez
sriinouns, nit Der Ole @erorbnuae
benz 8unbesrat porgelegt porben 1T, TT
i'm .Mei9san3eiser" abgeorudt."
-.--- - -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
@ie 1ta11 bas @lad bes &amies tpie.
bererlangett Tam.

2abt ole 6teienigen, mel6e in IT,
rem bausli9e1 nn6 ebeliden 2ebeu
nidt bollfommen gliidli@ iin6, iofort
anfangen, ibr &eim n1r6 2eben 81 BEL
fern, nn6 Ser 9obn miro ni9t a1s-
bleiben. @s lit M6tnern un6 Sral1en
rtatiirli6 5u lieben un6 ii6 einan6er
5ugetbon 5u fein; folg1i@ miro es
perbaltniBmdBig lei@t fem, 6as 3iel
6es @beglMds at erret9en.
9u gbemanan, erinnerlt Dm 9id)
nidt 6arar, tpie 1ei@t es Sir mar,
Deine @attin gu lieben, ebe fie Define
Srau m1tr6e? l1n6 tpie Ieibt es fit
@i& 6ro1t, tpar, Deinem Mann gu
lieben un6 5u idaben, ebe er Dein
@otte mur6e? gs mag fem, 6ab oas
erite Mal, mo STR @u6 einan6er BE-
gegnetet, Cure &er5en NIT 2iebe fir
etnan6er iblugen un6 6oB itets nad)-
ber giner 6es Mn6eren @eieui@aff
iu@te. Se6esmal, tpen1t SIR gud
begegnetet, 10 itieg sic 6lutb @urer
Meigu1g bober rn6 bober, Biz Sir
@u@ fdlieBIi@ nereinbartet, in Sen
@beitan6 gu treten. @ar es 6omals
idmer, @uh einan6er at lieben?
Meir; 6en11 Cure Matnr un6 @eien
mirften 5ufammer, un6 irgen6 ct
mas, tpos uns 1otiirIi@ lift, lit inns
audi 1ei@t al1s5ufiibren.
ltn6 ratn, Du gbenpatr1, fie lit Sic
felbe Gro11 be11te nod; un6 @a1, @ot<
tin, ct lift nod beute 6erfelbe @be'
nta11t. @enn Str babel geblieben
mairet, @11@ gegen etnan6er 10 5u Der.
bolter, als 6o5umoI, mo SIR es io
leidt fan6et, @u6 einan6er gu 1ieben,
10 tpiir6e @uer @begliid bente boll'
ftdn6:g fem, befon6ers tpenm Got
Cure gerbin6ung nit &in6ern gefeg.
net un6 Cure &er5en nit Sen So
ter. nro Wtutterfre1t0en erfllt bot.
'Do6urb tu1r6e nod cine anbere
9ue1le ser 1totiirlliid3en @eigung uno
|2iebe er0ffnet, 1m 6ur@ @uer glid-
Tides &eim 5n flieBen nn6 @u@ mai
6ieie @eiie nod inriger miteinon'
ser at berbtn6en.
@as 6ertff STR 6obon? @la11bt
SIR ni@t, 6ob STR @1t@ einanoer
mod ebenfo febr ODER nod mebr lie
BEN f0nnt, >pie lie 5upor? @laabt SSbr
ni@t, baB es m0gli@ lit, Ben &onia
flieBet 3n mod)en un6 sic 2iebe mie'
oer an8ufaden, 6ab @uer 2eben uno
|&eim fir Sen iibrigen &beiI Cures
9ebers beriiiBt mer6en mag? Meadt
Sen @eriu@, un6 tper1t Str nidt 6as
erite MoI e%rfolgrei@ iei6, 10 beriudt
es 1pie6er nn6 imm1er mie6er.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
Kindtrtdt.
@amre 8iriden.

u&ater, sic &irid)en itn6 reif! Sd
tpiu gleidj elm &orbden bolen un6
pelde pfliiden," rtef @iaie gor13 er-
bikt u1r6 eifrig, alS er bon Der S@1le
beimfam.
uWiQie, 6a1 t~partelt beiier nod els
MICE Gage; atraben, Sic beute Sir
f4en elIen, mer6en radlte @ofe Tel.
ne berlangen," anttportete Ser @ater
frel1n6li9.
8inie tpuBte, boB 6as 6os 1ebte
@ort NOR; er ging miirrii3 bintpeg,
i6ieIte aber bod ber6a@tig iiber Sic
S9ulter no9 bem &iridenbaum.
Semen Mben6 gingen @ater nno
M11tter ouf 8eiu6, un6 meil bie
Sdmeitern i'm Sauie @efelidoft bat=
ten, madte 1td @tQie auf Ben Sir
i@enboum. SD min 6o@ ieben,
Oh Der &nabe, melder beute &r1@en
iBt, 1tddite @ode feline mebr min,
iogte er 5u ii@ felbit.
Inn 1i9t ert6edt 5u per6en, muB-
tie 8inie natiirli@ 6ie @teine f1lu-
den; un6 neil es bereits 6a1nfel tpar,
fonnte er a19 nidt ieben,~ mel9e sic
reiften tporen; dber 6as modte tue-
mig aus.
Tim Mitterno@t muBte man
fdleunieit mo@ 6em Doftor ididen,
ols bieier fam, lag @tnie f6on I'M
Sieber. Mber er leugnete bortnadig,
6aB ct 1tn8eitiges 0bit genoiien babe.
~&aIt," 6adte ser 9oftor: vSSun-
ge, i9 m1B einmal in 6einer Magen
bineinido11en," nn6 er gab linn Elm
Biilperd)en, 6os feline @irfung tBat,
6en1r es 6robte ben orrnen @tQte unit
%3ltpen6er, tpie einer Cad, un6 bra@-
tie beinabe Elm 8fun6 frii9e &iri@en.
itei1re 5um @orl9ein.
@iqie tpar nun 5u fronf, als BOB
iemanb gu ibm fpreden fonnte; er
lag in bibigem Sieber uno befm
cine gefabrlide gntaItpo1ng. Sc
6auerte flint @o6en, ebe er bonn
8et ouhtebet fonrte. Mls ct nod
iebr idtpa9 mar, frogte lin fein So.
ter, Oh ct ridt gerne etnige @iri@en
eiiet m0dte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
sdmtt Gmer @inb.

@enr @uer @in6 blei@, 6iinn, 3u-
tpeilen baiitg, tptoerfpenitig mno
fur@tfm lit, fontet SSbr auf feinen'
3nitan1 fofort adten, % Musiidten
borbm6en iinb, 6aB @uer &leines an
@irmern Iei6d. &6npoo @nrmt06-
ter 1T, tpos Str fa1fen fout. 9iefes
uoblbetanrte MitteI in &aittuen-
Gotm gegeben 1T angenebm gu neb-
me11 1pru6 bertreibt sic @iirmer, Die
uriuhe BEG 2ei6ens @11rer &tn6er,
iofort. Ma1r 25f 1T alien Mpotbe=
tern. - &113.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

.betrieben tutr6; tpen,, man fie alto
enttpe6er tueiter a11s6ebnt, als fir Die
Seritellung Der @raft n0tbtg urb BELL
fam lit, ODER unter ibrem Dedrna1r.
tel 11nniite, idaolide, idar6lide Din.
qe treibt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

Msaairt emf Ssm ~Rsr>Rera."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-19
Music at Grand; Girls" at
Orpheum; Dancing at Pan;
Novelty at Palace Hip

GRAND
Tho Sir impcriAls. a musical ex.
trayasnnza. will top tho bill at the
Grand. beginning Sunday.
Tho Corona. Murphy company
will present THE Witness"
Tesge and Daniels have a com.
cdy. singing. talking. dancing act
Campbell and Greenwood will
present a harmony singing and
comedy act
Brady and Brady have a comedy
novelty act.
The 18th installmen, Of Peg o
the Ring" will complete the bill.
oRpHEUm
Tho wilkes Players viii present
Clyde Fitch's lively comedy OF 40
ciAi life among the wage earners
of modern American city
Girls" opening Sunday at the
orpheum. Two new additions TO
Tic company viii be seen tonight.
Miss Alice Tyler from a reputable
career In Eastern and Denver stock
companies, and Norman r. Feusicr.
who r. to play 'heavies" reporting
directly from San Francisco. nj.
though he In well known on the
Orpheum circuit and stocks in
Oakland and Los Angeles and road
engagements.
Girls" tells the story OF three
young women. office employees In
New York who have resolved to
live bachelor girls and are quar-
tered In their own apartments. In.
dependent OF boarding house re.
strictions. Suddenly. while they
are preparing for their nights rest
a young lawyer n plunged by &C.
cident Into their company and
there is much Tutoring and fly
ias and Indignation.
J. Anthony smythe has tho role
OF the young lawyer.
pANTAoEs
Leo perkinoff and Ethel Rose,
with their Imperial Russo ballet.
will present a dancing divertlsse.
ment ms headllner at the Pantages.
beginning Monday.
Bertee Beaumonte and Jack Ar.
mold. late OF the Miss Nobody
From Starland" company. will pre-
sent THE Doctoreene." to the nc.
compartment OF many laughs.
Fred Holmes and Lulu Wells, TO.
Gently with Mcintyre and Heath.
will offer ION the Doorstep" and
the Royal HawaiIans. in Paradise
Beach" will illustrate the real
Honolulu brand OF the latest nu-
steal craze.
The Three Luciers. In big vau-
deville specially. and Garcinetti
Brothers. In comedy trampolin
will care for a portion OF
the comedy work.
The Anal installment OF THE
Iron Claw" the big Pathe serial.
also will be shown.
PALACE HIP
As the big novelty feature OF the
new bill at the Palace Hip. sun.
day, will be the Five Belmonts,
Tho Boys With the Toys" who
are spectacular hoop rollers and
Diablo spinners.
Jerry and Gretchen O'Meara will
offer Protean musical novelty.
with singing. music and character
The Edward Zoeller Trio do
skillful topsy-turvy tumbling
tricks.
White and Brown have a pleas.
Ing comedy act called "A Lesson
In Filtration
Muzette." The Dancing Violin
Ist," In a pretty. dainty dancer and
an excellent musician.
Then there will he THE Joy
Riders" Menlo Moore's "high.pow-
cred, twelve-cyllnder" fun and mel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-19

while literature. 30 many things to
be accomplished in this great. big.
Interesting world, and such a short
time 10 CLEAN these best things in
life. that It seems almost absurd
for anyone who has the time. to
ask: What shall | do"
Nothing will break down the
barriers of loneliness as will occu-
patton. There are four corners in
every room. Choose one of the
three left. equip II with dictionary
and text book and run your hus-
hand a race. When he discovers
that you have decided TO depend
upon yourself for your entertain
ment, without a doubt he will come
over 10 your corner. or invite you
over to hts. Invariably when n man
finds that the woman In whom he
is interested can live very happily
without his society. he endeavors
to reverse the situation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-19
nOUBLE GUARD
ON ALL DOCKS


Water front employers had
redouoled their precautions
Saturday TO prevent further
possible attempts 20 dynamite
or fire any Of the docks by In
stslilne electric lights and sta.
tlonlns armed guards under
every wharf.
James Murphy. longshoreman
held for arson In connection with
the attempt 20 fire Pier Thursday
night. viii probably be arraisned
IN court Monday. Tho minimum
penalty for arson Is five years i'm.
prisonment.
Murphy denies positively that he
threw the bottle OF phosphorus
thru one of the windows of Pier >,
altho Policeman X. n. Colby de.
,Ares he saw Murphy do Il.
Chamber OF Commerce trustees
will meet Tuesday with Judge
Thomas Burke TO consider the re-.
quest of William Blackman. com.
missioner OF Cancellation. that the
chamber cooperate in negotiations
to end the longshoremen's strike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-19
SEAMEN
PLAN STRIKE
10000 May Quit Work in
Fight on Welfare
Books
WIN WAGE INCREASE
BY HONOR FANNfNo

DULUTH. MIMI. Aug. IL
Freight traffic on the great lakes
Will be tied into a double bow knot:
commerce Involving millions Of
dollars In Iron ore and grain Will
be psrslyxed: 10000 men will be
Idle; 1000 freight vessels will lie
a. snehor--h the ssamen who man
the freight boats Of the great lskss
decide 70 90 on stritos.
The scamen's union has two de-
mands to make on the lake car
riers' association--the organization
OF ship owners which controls 500
monster freighfers and rules the
waves" az far as great lake freight
traffic Is concerned.
The seamen will demand an In
crease in wages. and ABOLITION
or THE CARRIERS WELFARE
PLAN.
THE welfare plan 10 nothing
more or less than . blacklist"
says Victor olander, national
secretary Of the lake seamen's
union. The welfare book 10
our special grievance; the ship
master keeps each mans record
In book; the master holds the
book. On his record IN this
book the seaman secures his
Job. He must deposit his book
when he ships. Sometimes the
master retains the book-if the
seaman quits without his ap-
Nprovai---snd a seaman without
a book 10 not considered a de-
sirable workman.
we are gathering up these
books, and some day soon there
will be a great bonfire OF welfare
hooks.
III Il requires a strike to enforce
these demands, we will STRlkE'
THE seamen already have won
the first nave in their fight. An
advance IN wages was granted n
few days ago. We will make a
further demand for wage increase.
and repeat our demands for aooli-
ton OF the welfare book.
The increase just granted gives
able seamen $40 month. and
deckhands $3.50 and mp"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-19

straight drama IN farce. Ills
bridal Might" written by Margaret
Mayo and Lawrence Rising.
Jane Govt. for the first time In
years. will have a humor Us role
10 Betty Behave"
Ann Murdoch VIII star In Please
Help Emily" tho first play by IL.
NJ. Harwood. British army officer.
Elsie Janis and Hazel Dawn will
open the Century theatre for tho
Dillingham; Zisgfeld outfit
Msude hosms, Too
Grace George viii stay In roper.
tory ne the Playhouse. Mrs. frske
win stage ibssns Enemy OF the
People. ard Eum Dunn will act
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NAVY yard CELEBRATES WITH :
SENATOR POINDExTER TONIGHT

All Bremerton will unite In
honor Of Senator Poindester
Saturday evening, at q great
meeting 10 be held At Eagles
hall. at 9 p. m. The passage Of
the navy bill, carrying an appro.
prlatIon for the construction Of
capital ships at the 6remerton
navy yard. due 70 the efforts Of
Senator PoIndexser. has arous-
ed the city 20 a pitch Of enthu-
slssm and excitement which ex-
eeeds anything In reee-t years.
and the celebration OF this
event will center about Sena-
tor Poindester's Saturday even
Ing meeting.
The senator will be the guest o
Coontz. OF the Puge
ound navy yard, from $3.50 Satur
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day morning until Sunday morning.
He will embark on the government
tug Pawtucket. at the Bell st. dock.
in Seattle. in company with . dele
CATION OF Bremerton business men,
who will come over from Bremen.
ton on the tug TO meet him.
The party will proceed to Bremen.
ton by way Of the Keyport rifle
range. arriving at Bremerton at
about noon. In the afternoon. at 3
O'Clock. Senator Poindexter will ad-
dress a meeting at the Washing
ton Veterans home. at Port Or.
chard.
He viii be entertained informal
ly at dinner Saturday evening by
A. Migliavacca. president OF tho
Citizens National bank
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NEW YORK. Aug. is.--Are yol
coming TO New York this fall
Then listen. M1Nruss; here's what
Jonll see In the thc-ayters:
business Of studying on whom
10 mention first
There are American and
Enoiish plays. and operettas
from the German. and farm
plays and fashion plays and
plays based on motion picture
plays, and
tAh. we've got it-and maybe
she'll write for us the story Of her
young. eventful lifeD
Ruth Chattertnn. for instance.
who starred first In Daddy Long
legs" Is 20 have Come Out of the
Kitchen" an A. 4. Thomas CON-
: y. from Alice Ml.ler's novel.
Doris Keanc win appear In an
Arnold Bennett. adaptation OF his
twn passionate novel. The Book
OF Cariotta."
Frances Starr wili be In 'Th.
Little Lady IN Blue--but not till
Christmas time. that's n costume
comedy by Horace Hedges and
Wygney Percivai.
In Mayo Farce
The Sisters Dolly. those operate
and optic delights. will enter
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HERE'S WHAT MEN
ON BORDER EAT

SAN ANTONIO. Aug. 1s.--This
Is what each American soldier on
the border consumes In one day:
Fresh beef, IS ounces; baking
powder, .0S ounce; beans, 3.s
ounces; potatoes. 20 ounces;
prunes 1928 ounces: coffee, 1.12
ounces; sugar, 30 ounces; pepper,
"a ounces; cinnamon. Ola ounce.
lard. "a ounce; flsvoring extracts.
Ola ounce.
In one day horse eats IL
pounds OF oats and II pounds OF
hay. This average Is subject to
change at any time.
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HOQUIAM. Aug. 19.-Closing the
largest state assembly yet held.
Elks gathered here In the 18th
annual convention win dance on
the pavement tonight.
Frank H. Lamb OF Hoaulam was
considered the likely candidate for
president.
Seattle won the first prize for
having the most marchers In Fri.
days parade.
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HUGHES WON'T
DIP IN FIGHT
Refuses TO Be a Party to
CALIFORNIA; Faction
alissn
is GREETED BY $4,000
by PERRY ARNOLD


SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. fs--
The 1900 California republic
ans will have TO settle their
own differences In their own
way: Presidential Candidate
Hughes does not propose 70
recognize the existence Of any
friction.
The nominee 30 Indicated his po-
sition today In conference with
various state leaders. In the mean
time. a truce was apparent be-
tween the regulars and progress.
ives, manifesting itself when q
photographer arranged to pose the
nomineee. National Committeeman
crocker and Chester II. Rowell.
progressive leader, together.
The candidate. IL was said by
those with whom he talked. feels
that he should not mix In local or
state issues for the reason that he
does not desire 10 DO involved In
anything except clear.cut ISSUE
Gov. Hughes addressed one Of
the larges; gatherings he has faced
during his swing around the
circle" IA the Civic Auditorium
here last night. Fourteen thou.
sand. II was estimated. packed the
building.
This afternoon Hughes will ad-
dress a mass meeting IN Oakland.
and leave for Los Angeles tonight.