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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-02-09

Swan Anderson of Freedmen under
went an operation for appendicitis and
gall stones, at st. Gabriel g hospital,
yesterday morning.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-02-09
WOLF BOUNTIES

E. r. Goble of Leigh collected boun-
ty for two: full grown wolves Il the
court house Monday. sSfss sssss rs
W. b. Solt of Morrill, collected boana'
ty for one full grown wolf q IT, court
house Tuesday. RI. n: s. i }..:s 2s,s
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-02-09
BIG Carnival At HIGH SCHOOL
WILL BE GIVEN SATURDAY OF
MKT WEEK-PUBL1C NVIT-
: ED TO ATTEND

A big carnival, with every conceiva-
BILE form Of amusement and entertain
nent, will be given at the high school
building Saturday evening Of next
week. Arrangements for the carnival
1lavo been under way for several days
and the affair promises to be one OF
the biggest ever pulled off. The pro-
seeds will go into the various funds,
piano, curtain, footights, pictures and
athletics. The carnival will be pub.
Tic one and everyone is invited to at
send and help make it success.
Among the attractions planned are
"A minstrel show, jitney lunch, fish
pond, wonder we'll, faculty honor roll,
class baby show, country store, for
tune telling, shoe shining parlor, Jap,
anese garden, Topsy- y-Turvy land, and
a fountain Of youth. Then there will
be candy, popcorn and soft drink
booth, and a number Of FREQ attrac-
-sions.
Music will be furnished throughout
the evening by the high school orches'
fra.
The general admission to the build
ing will be S and 10 cents, and the
price of admission to the various en-
tertainments mentioned above will
range from cent up to 10 cents, most
of the attractions to cost not to ex-
seed sents.
ELKS HELD ANNUAL ROLL. CALL
The Elks lodge Of this city held its
annual roll call meeting Wednesday
evening. The attendance was unusual
~ large, one hundred members re-
spending to the roll call in person.
sixteen responded by telephone, nine
teen by proxy and ten by letter, max
ing a total of one hundred and forty
i've members answering tho roll call.
Following the meeting tho members
were treated to fine lunch.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-02-09

Miss JuAa Vifnig Of Piefs, - a;
mitted to St.: Gabriel's hospital yess!ess
day for an operation. 81 s, 81 I'D
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-02-09
BOARD Of EDUCATION Meets
PROCEEDINGS OF BOARD OF IN
DEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
OF LITTLE FALLS, MINI.
(Offcial)
Little Falls. Minn Feb. T

Little rails, Mlnn., Feb. Z, 1917.
Regular meeting ~ the Board Of
Education held at the high school
building at 4 o'clo"k p. IN. Mem oers
It was moved, second and carried
that the time for c:cs,rg the Junior.
Senior ball next FRIDAY be extended
to IL O'Clock.
Minutes were read and approved.
On motion, duly seconded and car
ried the policy Of the Ocean Accident
and Guarantee Corporation be accept
ed and the secretary authorized to
sign the papers.
On motion, duly seconded and car.
ried the following bills we're allowed:
Lewis Store, supplies: .......$ 2l. 10
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-02-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses have been issued
this week to Leo Kedrowski and Ade-
line Loza and to Arthur G. Hawkinson
and Mamie G.. Hedlund.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-02-09

Attorney E.,%P: Adams Il, cont Sc.
his homo With bad cold, \; & <.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-02-09

Tho Kens;ngton Embroidery club
was entertained at the" home Of Mrs.
Geo. N. Gordon yesterday afternoon.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-02-09

Adolph Foster Of Cushina eene -
bourty for q. full grown 6oH On ~
court honse Tuesday. !. ss. sssssss
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-02-09
GAR SHORTAGE SERIOUSLY FELT
HERE

Local manufacturing concerns have
been seriously affected the past few
weeks by the inability to got cars with
which to transport their products. The
milling companies in particular claim
to have sufercd because Of the lack
Of cars, and they say they have been
compelled to turn down humorous Or
tlers for immediate shipment on this
account. The planning mill was also
shut down the first of tho week for
want Of cars.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-02-09

The Mothers club Of the Hawthorne
school will meet at the school this af-
ternoon at $3.50. A program will be
giver and light refreshments will be
suve1. ,.azsdfggl1la
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-02-09
$4,000 ON STATE roads,
TO BE SPENT BY COMMISSIONERS
DURING THE COMING
YEAR

The county board met Tuesday in
regular monthly session with all men,.
bers present.
On warrant issued to Paul Dahmen,
in amount of $28.l2, assigned to P. A.
Hartman, the auditor was instructed
to issue duplicate for thexsame. :
Findings Of district court on Judicial
road, Morrison and Stearns and Morri-
sion and Mile Laos coun ties, the audi
tor was instructed to issue warrants
for Morrison county's share as shown
by tho court order.
Hearing was granted on the petition
of J. Rolf to be set off from district 81
to district 43.
Application Of Ralph Czech for re-
fundment was approved.
Bids for $70,000.00 bonds were open
ed and after discussion the awarding
Of the bonds was adjourned to Feb. Is,
at l 'clock p. m. In the meantime the
auditor was instructed to receive any
additional bids that may come in.
The following amounts were author
lied tho be spent on state roads for the
coming year for improvements and
maintenance: State road No. l, $1O,-
10000; No. 2, $10,0O0O0; No. 3, $18,-
100000; No. 4, $10.000.00; No. 5, $5,-
10000; No. 6, $5,000.00..
P;llS a11owa1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-03
STONE DIDN'T
mean LANSING

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3 Senator
iSt9He. chairman 81 the fnreirgn re
iriloRs committee. speaking fr@@
@e floor today. e1oneratcd Se@re-
thry OF State Lansing from AMY
aud all blame" for leaks in the
state department. which had been
declared has resulted from the
present civil service system
stones defense OF Lansing follow.
ed a conference between the two
men held today
IN referring 10 the state depart
ment leaks yesterday. Stone said
4 should have explained the leaks
did not occur since MIR Lansing
has been at the head Of that de.
Iartmoni
Nothing stated yesterday re.
f'rred In any way TO Secretary OF
STATE Lansing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-03
water SYSTEM
NEEDS LAND TO-
INSURE SUPPLY

L.aln!d eondenn naltdloIris n com
aleGtfon with the chty's $1,000.
600 pllaTn for water system de-
~eloprient were CALLED for IN ain
ordinance lnseodu;eed BY @.oyDn.
Gilman Tkomsoln Tuesday.
The bdt authorizes condemn
nation OF the riaht, ofemsy for
the proposed pipe lime from
Swan lake 20 the city. for a
reservoir site In West Seat
tie and for land around Swain
lake. which 10 20 be developed
as an impounoina reservoir.
The bill viii 20 10 the fhnGrss
and utilities committees this week
The general development plan was
Informally approved by the watei
department and the utilities 0@m
mittec months ago
i, has not yet been decided
whether or not $4,000. 900 bond
issue plan win have 10 be submit
ted to the people In the near IN
iure.
Development OF the water sys
TEN. az planned. will assure the
city OF a continuous supply against
slfnosi any mishsp. Concrete walls
would be built on three sides al
the lake. giving IL capacity OF
2. zoo 900. 600 gallons by raising the
level Of the water from Is TO %
feet.
With this impoundlng reservoir
niilizei. experts estimate that a
tx months supply OF water for Sc
attic could be stored up.
The general idea. when working
out the plan. was TO equip Seattle
with water facilities that might
still serve II the city's population
reached 1000. 900 inhabitants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-03
mANrcusrNo AND MAssAcrno

ANNA MARKS n,t''s .ciEN-
itisH Third ave CORNER Seneca 81.
room
Dor Kelly MASSAGE nAriir
sisrffit massage
Haom Arcade Hotel lrtt Rsfsnd
MAtttL MEAD MAHrAatSu Ios4
Shifd at~ fmPfsss hotel office 1o1
MARUlE LEWIS MAtsA'E
iis1 rhifd 49, open urtu o. % u
MISS rttEtNN ruuHNE Nap.f hstis
massage mariruUnE go Peoples
Hanh nutdinE
MISS WttirE NonWs nora. h,.aa
Ttifd ave Haom e. sos..ssis and
baths
Ntss JEWELL. NANtruiuNa ul,1
rhird office 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-03
Cake Leading in
Fight on Renton
Blind-Piggers

sergt Putnam has an AK. That's
In Seattle
But In Renton. they've got Cake
Councilman Ken Cake.
When IL comes to stepping out
after blind piggers. even Putnam
isn't In II with the Cake walk.
They're slickers out Renton way.
They license all sof, drink bars.
jast like they licensed saloons OF
old. II they don't behave
Well. Tuesday night. the new ad.
ininistration went into action.
Mayor VIM. Tonkin. the council.
led by Cake. and City Attorney
Gaby. got busy with a vengeance.
They revoked the license OF the
old Alki saloon before you could
say "Lickety spittle." Just like
that. Cake did that with one
speech.
The council then cited the Mel.
rose saloon 10 show cause why it's
license shouldn't also be consider.
ed a mere scrap of paper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-03
% BUSINESS PERSONALS

sso MEFcHANTs LUSCH WILLARD
| cafe. seventh and Union.
| HAPPINESS LIES ~ MARRIED. LIFE
Are you louelyf Join Seattle Reliable
Frisndshlp Club. Ladies' free. Ada T..
Evans. 2ii Union. Apt. r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-03
rIkt PLACE

stall o. me-. graduated sugar. tse
stall ~. fresh pastsuriE-d MIX. &c Of
g. ~. stall 1893. best local hiursien
flour 81 - sack stan o.. shclcd wal
nuts. htc 10 corn starch. fnr $50. stall
1888. fancy white asparagus. ttr can.
Stall 60. dills. Toe a. stall Sc. fresh
pasteurired batter coo 10. stall 60 cat
sun. ifc bottle plu"app. an can. stall
1897 ptckJpd SPARE ribs Be- ~ frcrh
spare ribs TOO lb salt pork i9t4c n.
stall 1871 fresh ground bone Z lbs isr
stall e.. fancy applies ~ box lemons q
for 100. grape fruit 9 Tor loc or Tor
goo stall 1891 de,ilcd and nlppy
cheese . FOR lav iimturKer cheese 80
brick, 2 large cans best milk esc stall
&c. lutefiak. Zoe, klppcred herring it-
gsr. Eastern oysters 30c pit stalls Is-Ie.
ladies 7bc rubbers 'ttCs mems 81 ruhhers
7sc. $50 oilcloth. zoe yard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-03
sIpluea ISIISAik mIuc0pIrmIs



ANp rtAtttAuN Nr
hlH fameus phrT ruioEiat rvafis tu4f en-.
tire Nfr fruu thr sfadle fH Hii aEe 1dsi
90 fns bead Indicates sites fpu dates
faftt t~lls 500 shat haa raHsrd iH lIfr
mhat is haprrnlns altHnut HaAluF a
sihEi~ ausstltu rhe does nut fsli tffinFs
'1 Firaar hui rrads thifas fast aa fh~
Head ludfsafrs tells fo1 shat rIau-ts
ful sefr born uHNrf tHs fusaf aHH 300.
iattf planets Mhon and ~ hnu $3.50 ntIl
marc settles and raptalns lowe family
Troubles marriage ditnftr health
uusiurss iaasuffa surHuiafi"ns tnt-
meets tfaHsarflsna ~ Cd htfta 60 fH.t
na waffrF chat FuHf hapr frar nf EN-.
hiflHu rnHte ta thls nHtet rhfruaiuNtaf
and Nnd hsir NHrrr Be- nr nreai fHt
anfarr tn &c. unaH.ersafui ii-r advice
fsuasea Oh trouble SHE guarantees
HafIsfst tinH af un charge if~r rsadinss
49, ptrlrfif Duafii~ntiai Call and rnn-
.ait h~f free Wpont 9 ffattrnn tidN .
fsta Wssffakr pfrrr huufa fa "a ul
ta m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-03
At go, NE IS HELD As
CONFIDENCE" MAN

George Frye. 60. was charged
with obtaining money under false
pretenses Wednesday In an infor-
nation filed by Deputy Prosecutor
Carmody
FRYE. who IL known 20 the police
Ivy several aliases. obtained s.
from Robert Mullen. 1916 Sixth
ave. as the first payment on a
homestead in New Westminster. II.
G. He represented himself as a
Canadian officer In the immlgra-
iion service
Ernest Mullen and Leonard XVI
lcnen are also yictir.s OF Fryc's
game for small amounts lie is be.
Ing held In Jail in lieu OF $500 bond
There Is also similar case
against him in the justice courts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-03
VITAL STATISTICS

Births
hoy TO Mr and Mrs. Thomas George
clark f2t esnd ave. :
boy to Mr. and Mry Frank ". Hcs~n-
field. arse 18th ave n. y.
BOY 10 AR and Mrs.. walter c. Phelps.
isfs Warren ave.
Gifi TO Mr. and Mrs. W. p. sessryns.
itas Nim;h ave W
Girl to NJ. and Mrs Irish 3. Sweeney.
eel, Third ave y
Boy 20 Mr.. and Mrs lark Y. Way. i1is
tsnd ave
oiri TO M ard Mrs. Prank i.iuski- san
18th ave s.
GsrI TO Mr. and Mrs.. Charles l. Mern-
hoy 10 Mr. and Mr.. John S. carrisan.
ita2 g.ud ave ".
boy 10 nr and Mrs.. Ira o. Williams
s&gs Third ave y. W.
BOY 20 M and Mn, George William
svarf. 2iie isth ave
BOY to NJ and Mrs Angel GsvidO.
Providence hospital
Glri 10 Mr. and Ar, J. y. Johnson. ssis
oiri 70 Mr. and nrr George N. syives-
ter sos klrkwcod place.
Gri to Afr and Mrs Hugh Thomas
KAvsnaKh. ib3 r. SIND -.
boy TO Mr.. and Mrs william u. Dun
din ga gath y
Boy 20 Mr. and Mrs. Robert George
Bowen. SIC Columbia
Girl TO Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Percy
Johnson sg7b Phinncy ave.
Roy to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ccwun.
s0f slxt have
poy TO Mr.. and Mrs Frank seesineer.
.g8is 18th ave
noy TO Mr.. and Mrs Homer Evans
Harrington assT palatine ave.
Marriages
Allan / Smith and Margaret vcds Nor
ris Seattle
Donald V. TruebIood and MarsAre, J.
CORY. Seattle.
Mirko Kontich. 81. and spssia ssmar-
eich. % seattle
Alfred T.. Elder. -. and Ruth r. Carl
son IL Seattle.
Aibcr, G HoEabooni. "a. Portland. and
Rose Schwaibe. e. Seattle.
Harry II. Jordan. Is. Timeerviiie. Va,
and Elsie a Fieder. %. Brefner,on
T. Me Naaus. rs. and Alice Johnson, IS,
Seattle.
Ronald McDOnald ana winnifrcd Rein
iE. seattle
FLOYD Nhey. q. and Alma s,aekes 10.
SeNttle.
Alex Luaaa. US and mmnra Buransn, 81
Lsa'ss sfrs.,h r. a..
bames If MAJ. q, and Rose Nrhogas..
g. Seattle.
J rsu9ene GArpregi and RIna simR<sn.
se~ttle
Louis VI stren. 90. I2eS.HGnt and Emma
FRrlson IL Poulstso
Ioandel HfepgEgs and Dora Weiss. Sc
attic,
AnNtfaN T. Afs9 anu araas n Nehetf
segttLe.
Gfrrs SN.liNs'an Eslllarg,s Mont and, Ely
Ntc'siilllen. l.ew'iSeon Edsa.ho.
TelroHa NpSpe AND finances Grant. PS.
Seattle.
waiter cysdersn. 81. amid Augusta NJ
tsriclos.n. 81. 81 sasti.e.
c. 10. ~sonn ard Cs4na susSSh. Seattle.
Jobs Pachiacsscs St Sk and Mary
Dou1rS'erty. "a. Ssss THE.
O :. Crowaor. "a ard Ethel NJ Newn,
IL, seattle
\ r. Nortbrsp VS. iAeira Norvhrup,
James {. Hunter VS.. TiDss aisver. IN
co-a Iss tnsility.
John r. Mercy vs. G,rses q. Naere.
cruelty
Annaheu X Oost1iv vs. Gsesses Q.
Boutelier. abandonment
Mary Eana Chavis vs. Charles Ms'kU-
t,o ChsNis. drertion.
Ruth A. Fraser vs.. HsGols l.. RWr4er
cruelty.
Amanda ~ Alexander, 6s, sSsT Wilson
ave.
Roswell n. Cutler. II. etss Rainier ave
prville G. Smith-ss. Swedish hospital.
Chas. q. Ainsworth. 7s. seer tsrd nv. s
Martha a. West. 40. 1917 Belmont ave.
clayton J. Il. Robbins / month, -,
Ballard Beach.
Walter Champion. 81. 1905 Fifth ave.
ClNde r.. Thomas ss city hospital
Mary \ Blank. -. Providence hospital.
Augusta q Hoffman, NJ. ass ssrd ave,
Ellen Victoria Anderson. 81 Seattle
General hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-03
WI ~Ft.SklE

stalls tt-te. fresh herring. lbs esc:
fresh Hmoits lbs i5c. 4 lbs csc stall
49, Princess flour 81 % sack Cooper =.
lower section mems 81 work shirts Use.
mems 81 50 and $500 union suits. 81
stall g. steer pot roast 10c 10 oil soc
bacon. 2ac stall 1906, Tobie's. cans
peas or corn 2Se. soc can pure ground
chocolate. zoe stall $50 butternut
creme bread large loavrs csc stall
lis fresh local ranch eggs a5c doz
puliet eggs. zoe dor Stall iSO Toxic
grncory Csc bottle Dol Monte catsup t6c.
stalls tli-ll2. choice lemons loo doz
stall 12q Scotch marmaladc. Toe o. zoe
stall i2s. Mrs. Mllor's home made mince
pies. 25c and zee each sugar stall iss
pure graduated sugar, soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-03
DUMB WAITER TO
TELL OF WET SALES?

\. J Macarthur. codsfendani In
the ciiy'a suit against the Peoples
Drug Co. 2i0 pike st. which was
chopped 10 bits on October Il by
tho dry squad. faced jury We'd
n"sday IN Superior Judge Fraters
department. 10 answer charge Of
keeping liquor slih intent 10 sell
Felix J. Harper. the other propri.
"tor. vii be tried as soon as the
case against Macarthur Is com.
plcied
\ dumb walter. said TO have been
use din Transporting liquor from the
basement 10 tho main falesroom
a speaking tube used in sending
orders below. and large number
81 filled and empty bottles were
brought TO the courtroom as eyi.
dence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-03
Chief TO PUT
END TO DIVES,
He DECLARES

After rounding up 10 alleged
dlsorderly women from sis
houses below Yesler way. Chief
Buckingham declared Wednes
day that conditions had reach.
ed point where drastic &C.
tons were necessary.
we have not been smashing
down doors or bounding ~or-
en- who lived Independently In
hotels" he said, but thinas
have gotten bad In spots.
Negro Iandlsdies had gathered
together young girls. and Intend
10 ask Prosecutor Lundin 10 brinl
action against Mabel Collins"
She ~ negress. arrested with
three young white girls. early Wed
nesday morning. when the CHIEF
personally directed series o.
raids.
He was assisted By Dry Squad
Officers Johnson and Norman.
IN automobiles. they went from
house TO house. and arrested won.
en- on Main. Weller and Lane sts.
A. one place round hole had
been cut IN the window glass. 50
women could talk TO men before sd
hitting them. In other houses
doors with peek holes had been
built across the hallways.
II, looked bad IN spots" the
chief said
Al the w0meH arrested we're Jail
ed s@d hctd without bail. City
h.aEwes were TO be placed against
he5H %'eans sdIay
s@S4se NOM en. the chief said. ran
hr@U hue k9@& es and could not be
c>Rrlg'h'
Pat F0lmen h,aVe been instructed
TO report fragrant violations OF mo
ialllay laws
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-03
lnIiNI.H

Stall no poe bottle ~atsup lsc. SOC
syrup ioc. zoe SYRUP. 2oc; TOO sack ycl.
low corn meal 1o 15c pail mOlansrs
a5c, lbs toc coffee 81 90. isc shrimps
lnc. i5c pituontn'H. i0D stall tOe. best
butter t2c 10 his Soc. fancy creamery
3Nc lh g tbs fbv. good creamery soc
d.. Q ihs. Si.o5. mild cream rhccso. &c
10. New York sharp cheese. soc ~
lbs Doe, pul"t eggs acc dog. doz Use,
large fresh ranch cErs. sac dor doz
Sac. storage eggs. Doe doz zoe coffee
lhc H. stall ! T. fresh herring, lbs isc,
smclts Zoe lh. sandals. loo M salmon
he Use, hHlibut. Zoe H. stall E.. aus
De at fresh hominy, Toe at stalls &. g.
g. E. pot ronEts, DC to zoe 10. sltlotn aud
T-houo steaks itc III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-03
B0TNELl BANK THUGS
FACE TWO CHARGES

An added stone was tied around
the necks of Al ]. Rounds. Walter
Mcdonald and Oscar Lowe. three
Of the men charged with the rob
hery OF the Bothell State bank
Wednesday when Prosecutor Lun-
din filed an Information in the SUI
perior court. charging them with
the robbery of the person of G. C..
Hubbell president of the bank.
The second information charges
the men took $4,000 from Hubbell
by threats of violence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-03
SUzzALLO TALKS
TO U. OF w. ALUMNI

Seventy-five University OF WASH
ingten adurnni Raelpa bars n4et at the
Butler hotel Wednesday, neon, to
hcar President $Hz2allo explain
the financial needs OF the apivea-
sity. in light OF the reeeht ed@ca-
tieaal survey.
he alumni are pian ina TO take
an active part In bringing tho
needs of the institution before the
legislature at the coming session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-03
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HARDING SLATED FOR
CANAL ZONE JOB

WASHINGTON. Jan. ls.-Presi.
dent Wilson today nominated Lieut..
Col. Chester Harding. army en-
aineer corps, to be governor of the
Panama Canal zone. The presi.
dent also sent to the senate the
nomination of Lieut.. Commander
w. c. Watts to be Judge advocate
general in the navy department
and Jas, l.. Coke of Honolulu to be
assistant Justice OF the supreme
court of Hawaii.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-03
SIGNED UP PROMPTLY
NOW SHE'S IN JAIL

Anna Gabe at present is In the
public safety building.
She signed for package of ehis.
Ky in beer bottles. when 1t Was de
livered by Dry SGMad Officer
Boggess. acting the part of an eN-
pressman "Wednesday.
Anna : Address was g22 CelMnae
hfa ST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-03
WILSON KNOWS
GERMAN TERMS?

LONDON. Jan. 3.-Declars-
tro-n THAT President Wilson
knows the peace Terms Of the
Central powers was made In
New Years speech at Budapest
by Count Endcessy. according
TO a Central News dispatch
from Amsterdam this after
noon.
The Central News quoted An
oressy a. saying that "S the
entente desire to learn our
terms. they can do 80 from that
source" in referring TO Aneri-
ca.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-03
PINE sTk1T

s5c can pancake syrup. Csc; l5c can
shrimps lOc lbs 40 prunes CSC.
mixed nuts. i5c 10 stall 6. small pota
toes 3 lbs Toe. stall 10. fresh peanut
butter. 100 N. strictly fresh local rsnch
eggs t5c doz Blue Ribbon milk l0c
can. stall a. lutofisk Toe H. stall 90.
cottage cheese, 100 NJ hominN. lov At.
Easement - & l. Market hamburger.
loo 10. pot roast ioD IA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-03

With 40 indie
pendent com
mercial train
ing In ccHulet
ic chemistry
and beauty
culture Train
Yourself for a
big m o n g y.
making future.
Let me help
YOU Let mo
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GUEST and $50 GONE

A. Fleming Is no detective.
hut after extending the hospital.
ity of his room In the st. Paul hotel
10 stranger Who begged shelter,
he discovered. early Wednesday.
that the guest had gone. SO had
$50 kept under pillow.
II have my suspicious" Fleming
told the police.
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stan 49, link sausage ana hamburger.
zoe ib stall ili fresh lye homin,. Toe
ct, cottage cheese 100 IL potato salad.
@1r at. picked pigs feet. tgiac 10 /.
diiin zoe dng home made apple butter.
100 DO stalls ~ and H-t5. rhubarb. i5c
No.. Georgia sweet potatoes lbs 900,
caulifiower. isc head stalls 81 "a fresh
herring. ? lbs BE. white salmon. ibc 10 .
small Virginia oysters SOC pit. salt
salmon, lbs 2hc stall ~. fancy wal
nuts, i5e ~. lbs. ebci potatoes. 81 50
sack. delivered grape fruit. Tor 26c.
stalls t4-as. best patent flour, 81 %
sack best milk. sac case bars bcst
white soap or Z cans best milk. 2sc with
no coffee stall t22. currants. tto pkg (:
bran, Toe pkg. or ! doE pkEu 81
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MADAM Roth hss luss arrived iu Seattle.
never uav herv before ard str tan fsli
5000 an faur pest ITO anH wHat 5000
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afsfrs $3.50 IHu shrn fal $3.50 marfl
and soc lauiai ~ tts ans fuu H q.
uHaffF hoe tH rnHaH~r gunF snrfntes
ard atait ALL fraahie arn 80 hauuH
tells fau tn rrEafa fs faur ai.srui
ffiends frlta fnH ahsf faY ere adapfrf
- ani hos fn Dol saHf.reHfal ln Iifr.
tells yuu wrst hgsfn~ss BE- naat furs v
fnr poa The madam uiu alive feu
sssfY satisfarfi1r HHa aiit guarantee
20 give yau safsfsefian ON ail affairs
% ufs chafsrs co cents The madam
can - found a. Hotel gresu roruof
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