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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-02

Gbompoguer sur 6ront SD mar
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in @iir3burG elm Giienbo6npdgen
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LADEN murOe. Gaber itieaeu @ein.
unO Gbompoancrpreiie Inn 20 &ro,
3ent, unO bel oer @ipenihieOiden
@einperitcigcruna, bel 0er ib 5uge.
Gen mar, pur0en $4,000 Nlorf mebr
cr5ielt ais oei1Gbt Sir 400 81.
Sdorlo6berger nurOen $1,000 5ugc.
id)lagcn Der b0dite ie cr5ielte greiS.
@liindcn ianO id6 lebboiter ais on.
Oere @roBitdote Gort beiiibte icb
Oos glmcrifoniide 9iotbe &reli5 9o5o.
rett inO iono Die Gomen ciirig be.
id6itist oie Gerwunoeten su be6au.
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ErGiiOenten Der 9orqielOt So. in
glep Norf, Serrn Sculcr, lit cS
boupti0hIib 81 Der0onteu, OaB OoS
Soipital in 70 toOeIloier @eiic oeIei.
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@eiete BORT ser 9lusI1nOer cr6alten
lpcrocn muB lIcbcr6oupt man Iebt
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OingS muroc 5u Scr 3eit fein Bier
perfouit ionoern mtr 5emperen5.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-02
ngIncura hi minnti!a

Gie n@icner glrbeitcr 3eiiuna"
Deroiicntlidbt Goti5en AUS Dem Eo-
aebnd eheS SonoIhrmmames"
Goutnter Oie ioIaenOe;
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gIui Eotroniae OurA OoS StaOt.
C0cu. 9lpc niilieu Oie sScniter itbIie.
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&m 9llbergo am Gnoe ser SrtlhoIt
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matte @lon5 ibrcr 9hlaclt lore &ol'
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lih ms SeItlide, ius @unoerborc-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-02
stimmen iir SnbicriptiOurm.
SIN |crans 5a bc5ubleu.

Ani bic i'm g0ranS su besablenben snbteriptleneu
pcFSeH StiiumeH IN usbersnnimmaue nit bieiem
~laHe iir isbe 5eiperiObe ui nrBr uber ueniaeY
ois anaebsait, awsarnrben;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-02


glod1 Ner G'cnubuna Don SDoia &.
ViulbomS @eNciable COMPOUND uuo
@'ooo @uriiier~ mroe id wobl ino ees
ilho mo ioir0e Dor Der Operation be-
pdbrt. @ir lno i,Bt Die Gltern eineS
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Maiticl NuNcrcn ocNeniibcr uno crlaubc
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6rou Suiepb Wuilbanlt, jun., Bridge
Sirobc. YPiIlcr'S SnllS. Nlull.
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pound 1T nuiiir beriibrt, Sruucu 8l nor
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hclfen gScnn bicS oetbon lit, 3tueifelu
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ocr Qeb6rcu ireroen.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-02

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-02
Ver eOii OSsr Efadsr.

*NV1'N MO SUNIIuu' 44.,f..f. .I3UU ..... .ll.uuU
srfe eubirpaonen briuosn rin sanud ioSta sAm
men,, uir Mcue.
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snaa un an stne Aorele nrlnnbt werheN, no fe ldsu
nn1cIlrirtt wlfb
ylene NDounenteu briugen me6r Stimmcn
ais alte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-02

Sic n@icner glrbeiter 3eitung"
beroiicntlidt gioti5en AUS Dem Go-
Qebndl eineN QnnNIinrmmannes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-02

eeitclt. ng9cr miro ser Sieeer
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Sortidritte Scr Ganoiooten, oeren
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mas benefit OoB @loiicn bon
Stinmen 3ll erIaugen iino, menn
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-02
CIR t)eim ttttbt Iam-
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Operation und Gcuubuua Der nrOh.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-02

(ciirinal (1er ao0cit iibt nit i6ucn
Oieien 66or iiir cine Scier
Gie Sterne iinteln in Die @cin.
tube, IN Scr 6erne perrollt Dos Sou.
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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-07-07

The News-Jeilcrsonian and other
leading country newspapers through
out the country are this week car
rying az paid advertising statement
from the United Railways AssocIa-
tion, setting forth their position m
regard to the threatened strike ui con
ductprs. cngncers, iircmcn and brake.
men Of the railways of the country.
We ask our readers 20 see what the
railway companies have g. say IN
this Issue. They have offered to sub
init the matters under dispute 90 the
Interstate Commerce Commission, u
body that has an intimate knowledge
OF mattcrs, pertaining to railroad con
ditions, and who hevo the confidence
Of the public.
The labor leadrrs ars asking fur
raises in wagcs that would amount
to SlJOUJJ,DJD. Tine railway com
panirs say this demand is iupv-s be
of fuliil'ment. and believe the threat
ened strike would b. national Ca
lamity. They want the people -
know their position IN ia. matter, and
ART buying space IN the new spapers 90
let them observation-disclosures
July !, 1916.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-07-07

Master Harold Kennedy, of St.
Joseph, is here, tine guest Of relatives.
George Criswell .of Mound City,
had business in Oregon. FRIDAY OF last
week.
Lester PETIT john mas occupied the
Anderson pace. and H. about liked up
fur hoase keeping.
IL. H. Russell. o. Mound City,
mad business. and was visiting IN
oregon. ong day, last week.
Miss Madre Donovan, Of Rock
Port. IL here enjoying o VISIT with her
,u.s.na. Blanche and Marie Hodgin.
-Mrs. Ed Brown left Wednesday Of
last week 'or Buffalo. wyoming, for
an extended visit with thc family Of
Charley Powell.
Miss Byrd reret. who = attend
inr the Muryvilie Normal this sam-
mot, visited nom. folks, the latter
rart Of last week.
-"Th. L. 4 LIS" me; u; Mrs. Z. A.
week: had good time, then delicious
refreshments we're served.
--rr. sherman T. Hibbard and wife,
pf Kansas City. drove up in their
car. and spent She Fourth with their
parents. e. II. Zuuk and wife.
The Craig Reunion and Political
tubil.. viii be held July 2G. . and Is.
n you A., candidate. ret there; n
you are not, ret ther. any way.
H. X. Hasness and family accpr,-
panied 10y T. o kreek, drove up to
fui~taN. sunday, and visited with rel
atives, returning IN the evening.
- I'd H.rk. let the week foi Kan
a. where no viii work IN 'nr harvest
F"id-. and hi. wife went 20 latton..
rgrr. mi. state. for visit with her
fa'cuts. rIl
--Gu, C.umu- and VIE drove %
- Jp.enu, % their ccI Friday Of
as' v",J. returning IN she evening.
They v'r, ACCOMPANIED %! 7. 6. i
"y and wife. 10
Lew ur,'i ui Nu,Iuud va. i
N'ar,r. IT. weak. Ipusrr yr h.s
rHJrHr. '.' 81. uH. .'I' uu ~ Comfy
1r'H."r.' r''r'" 'Nn Republican r"i-
lg..... ElF,s' :.
UuHrDH Nu4.r va. mere. s4'.r.
Toy 'u-'. AM bui Ear NfI,u" 81 an
nI.rri lI" OF t.s binder an 10 diI
'.n 'ur; H' GU IS anything from
q sorrow eye 60 . typ"--r'tlng machine.
EuH Benton. yif, AM daughter.
Ey'N. urrur ru'fDd ry h,s mother and
aunt Mr., E"ma Harms. drove 90 -.
Joseph, one day. last week 'u Earl
a., and H,ud. few day visit with
u.'u'iN"-. M Harris will remain
f., tt... oil, sI,... ys..I. ,sf.f,t,u 80,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-07-07
Political Advertisement.
GOOD TIMBER FOR THE SENATE.
K. Il. Bridrcman. Of Oregon. seeks
Democratic Nomination Prom
Third District.

The coming session o. the state
Irrislnturr promises to h, one " the
most rwpur.au. IN the history o' the
unnuis pf Missouri. for before u VIII
come marv and varied questions,
som, pf them Of mumcntuus note, and
Il, will require strong and able men 20
properly handle and secure Tor the
nnuplp what they should nave. whion
IL their lust right and due.
A new constitution for Missouri -
one Of the questions with which the
coming legislator. will have 70 deal.
The question Of more and better roads
i, another pcrtitent subject. The
questions 81 taxation. which are
arorr th. most pertinent TO IN. great
farming and stock raising Interests
Of this district will to TO the fore
front. The needs Of the counties N
which Their. ave no great cities ana
whore counties and rural communities
need help. such az this district; ana
many other varied and important
questions viii be prominent. And.
aided 20 THE. the great European and
NrNirau situations. IN which al Amer
,ca b. Interested. and which ~ 81
ruw'fcut IONS may Yet Involve thls M
lion IN serious enlargement, ~. sucn
a. % require that the b"s' Of rlcr To-.
-rrt go represent "a" great Third
District ~ the Senat, 81 - n"N' -"--
,ipu.
A. .hi- .ur Holt county rfcrs q"
che DISTRICT one ~ ~ best and most
uc,rp.Ah., citizen Hon. Richard w..
5.. .ir' az. u' oregon. who Do one ~
.r, most "'u'rru u' u'turn"ys. just
't, sort ~ NAV VINO can Do i''rT
az Co., '.ur needed. Tie not only Do q
'uw'r' n' 'rn"nHnc'N urn HnlJ"s'ior.
90" 8. ..'.. r.''H - iuia'u ''rr' ARD
''H.. .'. ''prrr. POI. .s ais a
fU., H' lose p'd u' To constitution.
co.. H ... o.. wu.. 49,. capable Hi
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-07-07

We are glad 20 zee vii Risl: OFT
n-uin after s'ege with the rheuma-
tisiu.
--Dr. Hogan reports the birth Of n
hoy = Nr. and Mr.. John DER, on
June 90.
Miss Emma Marker H. the guest
OF Mrs. x. n. Sheffield, Of Forest City,
this weed.
1 DIR Willard Proud, ocalist and
Auris', Tooile a. Lemon Bank bnIrt.
ing, -. Joseph. Mo.
-Hr.. Il. :. Reeves has been q very
sick woman n. past week, but ~
slightly better just row.
III. ". Montgomery and family,
Of Skdmo'e. were Sunday visitors
with Ia and Ma Montgomery.
MIR. Thomas Hill. Of For,escei.
spent few days here. visiting her
dalgr.rf, Ir,. John Il. Reeves,
Tho three Chaflcys-Charlay
Hughc,, Charley Fairbanks ana Caal.
ley MoIrs-a socu trlo to Draw 10.
HAL. ION Of J. W. Glasgow, our
log man, fas gone 20 war, a. a mem.
Der Of the 9TH Nebraska, y. q. IL,
/ w. q. Hines and Walter u. wells.
prominent real estate men Of Sayan.
nah, were here Monday, looking after
/ ",a er'atc matters.
fired Rhctts, Forsescue's cafe
man, purchased the Mrs. Quick sod.
fountain. and Lawrence PilkinPi On
came down and hauled il up for h.E
. SHtG!G-y last.
John Morris, Of LaPryor, Texas,
IN letter 20 his brother, Jim, Of the
Marion district, says they are 80 close
~ the Mexican line that they are get.
ting little uneasy.
ID. l.. Wilson. who enlisted in
Company l., has been excused from
service, on account Of having so large
a family, and he is now back az his
home in Mound City.
Harry Johnston and wife. of Kan.
sas City. were here few days, the
past week, visiting Mother Walker
brother, Narrle, and sister, Mrs. jas
Riley. They made the trip in then
runabout.
j. o. Wallace, bank examiner, wa.
here, Thursday and Friday Of las,
wee X, examining the Zook q Rocker
bank and the Citizens bank, both in,
sututions being found in frst-clasi
condition.
Mr.. Louis Sweet and surely on,
Of the sweetest little boy babies n
the country. were here for q few DAYS
this week, the guests Of her grandpar.
erts, Fred Mnrkt and wife, of thi,
city. Ar. Sweet came up on Tho
Fourth, and they returned TO thei,
home IN 81. Joseph. Mrs. Sweet wa,
formerly Miss Masel Markt, Of thi,
city.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-07-07
In Need Of Assistance.

~ H'''N w
Editor Sentincl:-l am in receip, of
. leiter from friend Of mine. who
l. IN distress in the paradise Of Texas.
Here is wha, he says:
"Mf. ". II. Richards.
Oregon, Mo.
Dear Sir:
You have no doubt noticed that
shere has been conflicting reports Of
the weather IN Southwest Texas. and
how dry i has been down around
Corpu, Christi
People here are leaving this coun.
try and they are shipping GU; cattle
by the train load "a fas, a. they can.
IL b. not a bad here u il j. al Cor.
pus Christi. a. they have had no rain
mere FOR mn" months. IL has been
"Nact'y the same here, oycept ,lLt
sc had few inchcs Of rain in April
.nd early IN May, enough 10 bring W
crop which were planted In the dust,
and start them ON. but not enough
10 mature the crop. tn. early cro,s
ar" az dying and none Of them made
any gran, except jet spots IN the
helds' mere and there, aud those are
very few.
"a r"-ul, of the lruuth there is
very little work 10 do for wages, and
i j. iwpo slh.e 10 sell anything for
near what u l. worth. and a. I, does
not look a. though We would get ia
% raise fall crop, thought ! would
Try 10 gct my family and self out of
here II possible, and the only way |
can do u H. 20 get help from up there.
"a nearly every one here l. strictly
IL 4
sure ] could make two 20 three dollars
where ] do no, make one dollar here,
ami Of course Il u getting worse. and
there II also the Mexican trouble
which VIII doubtless make IL worse
still. We are less than forty miles
from the border. They have given Us
no trouble 30 far in this immediate
vicinity.
II have some stock and other stuff
] would like TO sell II could get any.
thing near IL worth. II viii take
about $4,000 10 pay my debts here
anu get my car up there. Could YOU
loan me this sum, and ! viii give YOU
security on the contents Of my ccI
when ] get there? ] know this is an
unreasonable thing 10 ask of YOU, bu,
i Is the only thing know what 10 do
MY health Is good, 80 ! can do any
kind of work, and will pay you baci,
when J once get where ! can do some
thing.
Have you a place on any of your
farms that you can put me? We have
lived on a. little as possible in order
70 save enough TO pay our debts and
get away, but il il impossible 20 do IL
Please let me know at once il you car
do anything. You might see my wife's
fatnef, ------ and N,
might help in some way, but as he i
IN bad shape, ] do not want him "a
cucumber himself for me.
III you know ~ any good lob any
place, or have any suggestion 10 offer
viii greatly appreciate il. II has
asked your advice before went te
Arkansas, ] probably would be bettel
of now, but ! did not know what
was getting into.
III you can do anything, Mr.. Rich,
ards, please do 80. Please keep thl,
letter. in confidence to save further
trouble for me, rs have told you In,
plain facts, and they are not favor
able for some land companies here.
Yours truly,
%
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-07-07

MIR. y. l.. Mcdonald AM children,
Dams. and Lillian. 81 - Joseph, a''
vrsitiny her, with her parents, Dunicl
Honk.l, 81, and wife.
Mir y. l.. Nipher, wife Of y. l..
Niph.i, for many yrars Junitnr ~ "u
sdlaoo mere, died u, hey HON. IN To-
ps.ks. Kansas. I TUESDAY, july ath. Inc
funerul services w.'. hcld ~ IN.
home today. Thursday. We hope 'ci
m obituary for our mex, Issue. Geo
II. Allen and wife aud u. J.. DVbyns
Of the city, attended the funeral.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-07-07

-. e. f..:s. VIE and sons. Mau.
rice. Dw.ga, and Russell. drove up
in their car. from Kan. A. City. Sun
Jay. aad remained over the Fourth
With relatives and friends.
Leo reir,e j. home Cor a limnel
vacation from his dIties. NJ Wymorc.
\ b.a ka. Leo has taken 10 ceology.
and Is making good in rs work. q
some day we Win hear more from hiH.
-. ". Judy, ,. 7. Brugh. Evcy,''
True AID -. /. Trimmer. Of neGr
Craig, We . before the county cour'.
.logda". cooking after the road ari
b,idge interests Of their respective
=, tiuns.
Miss Zcl'a Tihbcls, o. Mound
City, daughter Of our prosecuting at
torncy, was q yuegt az the v. NJ. Nor.
~ III nc, SUNDAY Ia, coming down
with Oakley Morris n HE car. and re-
turning In the evening.
der, Drchef and III Nafans, Of
Oregon: Lucy 4. Hinkle, Of Forte.
cue, ami Abby Price, Of the Lincoln
district, are now owners Of Ford tour.
l.g car, purchased thrus gh the
N'"vcs-aragg agency.
Emil Marker wife and son.
Charles, and Father Ryan. Of White
Cloud, karaas, were SUNDAY guest
/ q y. j. nohyns, driving over IN their
passenger car. From here they
returned home going by way Of Il.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-07-07
Come In and look over
that car load Of Buqgies.
Spring wagons and carriages.
at D. NJ. Martins. lam CO.
ING TO SELL 'EM.

Miss Elsie Cell, who has been
visiting her cousin. Henry, and moth
er, was called home 20 Omaha, Sun
day, by telegram, announcing the
death of her grandmother She made
many friends here by her winsom-
ness.
Look in our window and see tina;
pumpkin that Jake kurtz brought in,
II kept through the winter, and does
not show blemish. In mentioning
this, last week, We used the name Of
Jake Buntz, when il should have been
Jake Kurtz.
Can't see why Ollie Cole, of For
est City, could not have waited a day,
and had the record to show that his
Miie presented him with twin girls on
the Nations holiday, instead OF July
., but then, Ollie always was known
e rush things.
Lin Carroll and wife, accom-
panied BY their grandson, Forest
Lark, left Tuesday in their car for an
overland trip TO Holyoke, Colorado.
iheey VIII stop at Hamburg, Iowa, for
brlef visit with his sister, Mrs.
iiinze, and then on TO their destina-
ton.
r. .. Phillips and wife drove over
70 Savannah, in their car, Sunday
last, and visited relatives. He met
his brother, l.. +. and wife. of Grand
junction, Colorado, and they came
over with +. o. and wife for a vis;t
home. N"'''
C. L. Eyerbar, ,,.;,L A. -,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-07-07
W. II. RICHARDS.
FOUND I

Up-to-dsts Dry Cleaning Machine
Ladies' and geuts' esrments eieansI
and pressed. Lace curtains 4 sescisjtv
soc Per pair. ] also make sii Eisds q
elterations. SsHsfaction gusraatoed
csn No at Dswson-c smpesiI Clethisa
Store. MCDONALD.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-07-07
Federal Inquiry or
Railroad Strike?

Faced by demands from the conductors hensn and brakemen
sTOOo the railroads that tins oem be settled by
With these employees whose efficient acknowledged the railroads
could decided such
apublI BODY
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-07-07

Editor Sentinc':-l am in receip, OF
. Icitef from friend Of mine. who
IL IA distress in the paradise Of Texas
Here IL wha, he says:
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-23
SEARCH IDENTITY.
OF MAN THOUGHT
TO Be A SUICIDE

Deputy eoroners Monday were
stlii trying 10 establish the
identity OF an unknown man.
who evidently committed sui.
eide, after cutting away oil
laundry marks on his clothes.
In . secluded spot 81 3bth ave.
NJ, z. and East 6bth u, sstur-
day night.
The body Was discovered Sun
day mornlng. A bullet hole pierced
the right temple A 3s-csliber Y.
q. army pistol lay nearby on the
ground Noighbors heard a shot
about 10 o'clock Saturday night.
but did not investigate II.
Well dressed. the victim was eyi
IDENTIFY about 40 years Of age. An
Eigin watch. with Bakersfield. Cal.
jsweiry mark. was In tho pockets
with 1916 In money and two bag.
gage checks. They were for a suit
case and grip found in the King
Street station. which had been
out OF Portland Friday.
The man weighed about 100. was
Q feet 4 inches tall. smooth ahayen.
with dark hair slightly turning
gray.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-23
SUPREME COURT
HAS 700 CASES
TO SETTLE SOON

WASHINGTON. Oct, 23--Feoed
by something like 200 eases. lnyolY-
lng tho whole economic structure
OF the country. the nine Judges con.
stituting tho United states supreme
court today arc grinding out de-
cisIons IN what 1urisis expect To
be one of the most memorable SEES
slons In tho history OF the court
Among the questions tho court
has 20 decide are
Are trusts OF any sort legai1
Are workmena compensation
lava constitutional
Are blue sky" laws regulating
capitalization OF corporations con.
stitutionalY
IL tho new organic army Law con
stitutlonal'
Can the United States. under en-.
listing treaties. give , per cent
tariff discount to foreign goods
reaching these shores In American
yessels'
And 600 odd others.
For the firat time since 1914, the
court il sitting with full bench.
due 10 tho addition OF Associate
Jnstices Brandcis and Clarke This
VIII enable the court 20 decide
many eases considered too I'm
portant To be decided by the DO
pleted bench last year
A difficulty 10 that Associate Jus.
tice McRoynolds. former attorney
general. cannot ait In any OF the
government eases that originated
or were on the calendar when he
VAS directing the governments le-
gal business. And Mr.. Brsndeia
cant sit in any OF the cases in.
volving workmon's compensation or
In many OF the trpst cases IN which
he was counsel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-23
ACCIDENT FUND
RUNNING SHORT

OLYMPIA. Oct 23.--The reserve
fund OF the state Industrial insur.
anco commission II running behind
100000 every year.
No declares the report Of the btu
reau OF inspection 10 State Auditor
Ciaunsen, after AN investigation OF
the Industrial insurance department
for the past 10 months.
A soore OF recommendations, 10
improve tho business methods OF
the commission. aro made The In
vestigation resulted from the defal-
cation and subsequent conviction of
John y. Gillics, former claim agent
for the commission.
One OF the recommendation IL
that tho eornmission should be a
nonpa rtisan body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-23
WILL DEMAND
BAKERS SCALP

WASHINGTON. Oct. 23.--wash.
lngton patriotic societies today
were preparing special drafts OF n
resolution demanding Secretary OF
War Bakers resignation because OF
a speech In which he Il alleged 10
have termed followers OF Washing
toms army "a thieves. church
looters and disreputable characters
generally"
When finished drafts ~ the reh.
olution will be sent to Baker and
TO the president