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La Junta tribune., 1917-10-11
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Z. Pay.e. Passor.

THE CHURCH WITH A WELCOME
The Colorado Baptist State Con-
vention will convene with the City
Park Church. Denver. ~ Tuesday.
OF next week. There Will be . state
rally OF young people on Sunday and
Monday. A strong program has been
prepared. W, hope several Of our
people will be able to attend.
II you have not made your offer
ing to State Missions. please remem-
Der to either bring or send II before
Sunday.
Usual services on Sunday. begin
ming with the Sabbath school at S:45
O'Clock. Morning worship and ser.
mon At IL O'Clock. Young peoples
meeting At $3.50 and evening service
at 1890. The public cordially In
vited to attend all the services.
La Junta tribune., 1917-10-11
More Work for Red Cross

Mrs. Lamb. president Of the Red
Cross chapter, has been notified BY
letter that the organization here II
expected to furnish one hundred sets
OF knitted articles, which will require
1877 pounds OF yarn. The ladies who
are doing the work think It will be
possible to turn In the entire amount
by the middle of November. All who
are knitting are earnestly requested
to complete their work by that time.
La Junta tribune., 1917-10-11
Hone Coming nay

At the First n. E. Church next
Sunday will BE- observed Home
Coming Day and Rally Day" ser
vices. II is desired that all who have
been members Of the church and
can will attend this service. 1t
should be the aim Of every member
to be present. The pastor will pre-
pare a special sermon and the choir
will have fine music. As special
service it should be the aim OF men,
bers and friends to make the day
a memorable one. full Of interest and
long to be remembered.
La Junta tribune., 1917-10-11
so'dscr Boy~ Arrive At Camp Funston

Engineer W. J. Pearson received
letter last Saturday from his son,
John Pearson. one Of the boys Who
left Ia Junta last week for Camp
Funston. notifying him OF his safe
arrival AZ his destination. Youns
Pearson says there were over 500
men on the soldiers special train
when II arrived at Camp Funston,
and about i3e when II left Ia Junta.
Young Pearson has been firing on
the Santa Fe for about seven yeavs
three years on . switch engine and
four years on the road. sad had
been notified By the mechanical DE-
pastmeat 10 appear IN Novenbes
asxt Tor s1amiaatioa and promotioa
70 The hight side Of The cab. Aftes
hs was drafted he vas notified b.
officials that bic Job and ssaiorisy
vouIA - hsld opea for hin ustii hs
rseusDsd froa the var.
La Junta tribune., 1917-10-11
We Pxsss. % c..ses aassk

n thsss days Of general sztorssou
he following dspaieh froa d.
Losis sounds . ssersshias sots:
Louis Latsss. prssi1sat Of The
lSslvesis Cosdsassd NIT Company.
soid here today that tAs federal
feo1 eAoiaisesatioa has accspss1 q
sagssstiea made by The large nilk
eeadsaseas companies that the GOV.
ssnasas supssvtss the canned niik
isAusssy asl IN psscss 70 ~ pub.
t1e.
Wiiiiaa :. Nasdiis. Of q. Leuis.
aa1 flvo eeAse - vess saael
~ ~. Heosoe . eo00istss % CO
eDsssts vt1A . rsossssatativs oe The
foe1 a1ni1isssatisa b H. eeolues
q ~ bss1Aeo.
TAs hss1s q ~ >ssslsaslas eso.
pooeee Deo01Do1 ~. ueesss ~
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La Junta tribune., 1917-10-11
HoLBRook CENTER

Mrs. Cora Decker. OF Nebraska. IL
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Davis.
Miss Mabel Cartwright and Mrs.
Snyder. OF La Junta. were Cheraw
visitors last Thursday. assisting in
organizing q Red Cross Chapter.
Mr.. and Mrs. orvan Henard ler,
the first Of the week on an automo-
bile trip to Lyons. Kan. to visit
Mrs. Henard's home and relatives.
Rev. Finch. OF Denver. addressed
the people Of Cheraw at the NJ E.
church Tuesday evening on the sub
ject, John Barleycorn's Lam
Stand"
Miss Matte Detwiler, Of Filler,
Idaho, while visiting her sister in
La Junta, was a guest OF Mrs. Rus
sell Stanton Wednesday and Thurs
day OF last week.
Miss White. who is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. A. J. Grom. and enjoying &
the Colorado climate. has accepted
a position as clerk in the La Junta
Dry Goods Store.
Rev. Scott. Of Milford. Neb.. who
conducted quarterly meeting SER
vices Of the Mennonite Brethren q.
the Center church last Sunday. left
Monday Morning for Colorado
Springs.
Clifford Rich entertained Sunday
on the occasion OF his thirteenth
birthday. Marvin Wade. Walter Tick
Ell. John Barber. Edward Rich.
Ralph and Clarence SUDDEN and
Ralph Gender.
Miss Eta Trostiie left Sunday
morning to attend the district meet
Ing OF the Brethren church to be held
this week at Mcpherson. Kan. and
will visit her aunt. Miss Laura Tros-
tie. matron OF the church school at
that place.
A Red Cross Chapter VAS organ
lied Thursday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. !. W. Strickier OF Cheraw.
Mrs. W. l.. Boyd was elected presi-
dent. and Mrs. r. J. Goldsworthy
secretary. The new chapter viii meet
Friday afternoon OF next week with
Mrs. Boyd.
Rev. n. w. Rich's family. OF
Weeping Water. Neb. arrived the
first OF the week and will be located
in their home in Rocky Ford ms soon
as their household goods arrive. Rev.
Rich is an evangelist called 10 dif-
ferent states. and his family choss
Colorado as their permanent home.
A reception and donation vas civ.
en- Rev and Mrs NJ. Trabert Mon
day evening at the Center parsonage.
A goodly number OF neiEhbors and
friends and members OF their church
enjoyed the occasion and = very
pleasant evening was spent. Rev.
and Mrs. Trabert recently arrived
from Jet. Okla.
La Junta tribune., 1917-10-11
Prlacs u Oes1 Pellsws


Reward ON. aasassr Of the Biz
Bad Alfalfa Mill. vas a. agreeable
caller Friday. ~. OH y - Irishnss
"a real IsisA0Aa. ths kiad o. Q nss
Who kssos Ainssaf pesssd uDoa cur.
rsat svsats u tbs sld eoussry, asd
vhe 60 eeovesss iatsailssstiy upea
Internal eeoAitioas es tAs Enssajl
lsjs. He = . psiaes - seoA fellows
as6 . liaguise. vhe tslls you soos-
thing iatseaseias-ae he aaos tine
0akias yeu soiis With his spsey VII
sal hu0es. H 10 peovias Q valuable
nss Tor tAs Dssitioa ~ oeeupses ssA
6isDsoses vtth treubls With that
DAilesoDAy tAsI y characteristics Of
he suaay.nstursd irisAnas. Il h
- heese aad . psivilles % have
sseA . oas - . fFsssd.-wiisy
JeaPnal.
~. ON = veil kaevs n Ia Jua.
-. who're hs vas h ths snpisy o.
ths oaats ~ sos sens tins. ssd
Married oee q Il Justa's nose al.
satsA 6sushtsss - lliss Deesha
Wu1S3
La Junta tribune., 1917-10-11
FIRST N. 4. CHURCH.
A. l.. r. Ewert, d. D., Pastor

Services next Sunday rs follows:
s:+5 a. m, Sunday school, C. ~
Harrison. superintendent.
n.00 =. m. morning worship
with special sermon by the pastor
appropriate to Home Coming" and
Rally Day" which will be observed
At the morning service. All mem.
bers should make 4 special effor,
to be present.
$3.50 p. m. Epworth League in the
Brotherhood room
1880 p. m. evening service, with
sermon BY the pastor. The storm
OF last Sunday evening diminished
somewhat the attendance at tn.
service. but We will hope for good
weather and . large audience at the
evening service next Sunday.
All are most cordially invited &c
attend.
La Junta tribune., 1917-10-11
OCTOBER

October set the world afire
With one small leaf OF flame
whose burning spread till all the
world
A glow OF gold became.
The maple and the sumac.
The bramble and the vine
Shine out in brilliant spIendor--
And the days are all ashine
With the silver threads OF gossa-
mer
That glow before our eyes.
La Junta tribune., 1917-10-11
ST. PATRIfK's CHURCH
Felix Dlly. Pastor

BEGINNING September lst. the
services at 81. Patrick's church will
be a. follows on Sundays:
O'Clock. .. m, Low Mass and
sermon. Music BY 81. Cecilia's
choir.
O'Clock. .. m. Bible class and
Sunday school. Mrs. Ellen Guthrie
O'Neil. superintendent.
1880 .. m. High Mass and SER
mon. Music by 81. Patrick's choir
1880 .. m. Rosary and Beuedic-
tion Of the Most Blessed Sacrament
On week days. Mass At O'Clock
La Junta tribune., 1917-10-11
Making o.s ca IN wors Of ~,

Reports Just compiled BY. the Rail-
roads War Beard. indicate that the
travelling public h general and the
sAippsss II particular are eivias the
finsst kiad Of cooperation 10 the
railroads b The handbag Of the In.
ersassd tssffie that Tie var has pro.
lUee1.
What this cs-opsratioa means may
- Cleaned iron these facts: Since
May Let. the railroads. aided By the
loyalty ssd undertaking Of the
publie. have besa able 70 reduce
tAssF passenger service By approxi.
natsly 3s.eee.ee niiss. rAis has
rslsassd Thousands ef tssia crews and
locomotives for uss n the freight
service aad cleared Thousands Of
niIss q track. thsssby faeiiitatias
The nevs0sat ss oeal. soed products
and supSasss assae1 ~ The govern.
neat. II addition 70 the forseoins
aviss Of seuipasat sad tssckase.
~ sAiDoses, bis as1 small. have
sAt1Ssl - speealtlly 70 the slogan.
"naks oae car 20 tAs vesk Of tvo''
that Q savias q eisss 70 half Q mil.
eoa frsloht eass has bsea Accom-
p,ishsl. Thb snvlag u fFsisht ears
oas soabSe0 ~ sollsDals 70 move
eoeees>0AAoe1 - ~ eeol neee
esooAs Gooee ~ ~ looasel tAaa
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La Junta tribune., 1917-10-11

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La Junta tribune., 1917-10-11
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY

Christian Science services are held
IN Harmony Hall every Sunday
morning at II O'Clock and even
Wednesday evening at 7:ts O'Clock.
The public h cordially iavitsd 10 st.
tend. Sunday school 10 held at 10
Q. n.
La Junta tribune., 1917-10-11
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
=. a. Allea. d. D.. Pastor

Sunday School at s:+5 O'Clock.
Preaching at IL o'clock. Subject.
THE Secret OF Strength"
Christian Endeavor at 6:30
o'clock.
Preaching at 1890 o'clock. Subject.
Isolation"
A cordial Invitation Ii extended TO
all who may desire to attend the
services OF this church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-15
He Jabbed Her With
Tie Pin and Landed
i'm Jail for a Spell

nv United Press Lcascd Wire
los ANGELES. Nov. Is There's
such a thing OF being a "couacion.
tlous ohJsetor" Go number Of
things besides war and some ~ 'om
lead 20 war Witness the case OF
George Measner
Mesaner felt his oorns torpedoed
without warning. He objected
sharp French heels erunched down
on them ffiEhtfully and when he
grlmaced In pain pain and swore
softly under his breath. the owner
OF the heels only smiled.
Whereat Messner Jabbed her with
his scarf pin once. twice. thrice, In
a soft. white arm. She replied in
kind. with "A hat pin.
An officer interrupted hostillties.
Both were taken into court She
gave her name as Miss Tana How.
ard. motion picture actress. MesH
ner was sentenced 10 20 days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-15
LABOR JOINS IN
VICE CLEANUP

Instructions are on their way 20
the American Federation Of Labor
convention AT Buffalo from the se.
attic Central Labor Council. endors.
ms u referendum vote Tor the cleo.
ton Of national officers,
The local labor council went on
record as In favor % the plan Wed.
nesday night. and voted TO com.
munleata their action 10 James Dun.
can. seattle's representative at the
convention.
IL was unanimously decided to
have n labor committee Join with
committees OF the Rotary club and
Municipal league 20 investigate and
report on the cleanup campaign
against vice. This action was
taken at the suggestion Of tho vice
committees OF the Rotary club and
Municipal league. organized two
weeks ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-15
Alaska Coal Field
DEVELOPMENT Urged

Alaskans. representing all districts
OF this section OF the country. met
wednesday with the committee Of
the Alaska bureau. OF the Seattle
Chamber OF Commerce and CONNER.
cial Club. and presented the needs
OF their respective sections
Included among the speakers was
W. G. Edes. president OF the Alaska
engineering commission. He told OF
the progress OF the government rail.
road and said that the line could be
completed within two years under
normal conditions.
T.. c. Mccormick, Of the Alaska
legislature. said that the territory
could not develop to any great ex.
tent until the voters were given the
opportunity to legislate.
Other speakers urged that the
coal fields be developed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-15
SOLDIERS CAUGHT
PASSING WORTHLESS
CHECKS IN TACOMA

STAT t0FTeepoHdrnf
CAMP LEWIS. Nov. i5.--sergt
r. White and Private Douglas
Proud. Truck Company No. s. are
in the guard house here. pending
court martial on charges OF cashing
about 800 in bad checks last night
White was detected by a cashier
in a Tacoma store by dlacoiored
finger nall She noted the nail
when the check was cashed. and
when II turned M bad. she notified
her employer. The man was traced
to this camp.
Truck Company No. Is scheduled
TO leave III. camp today. A third
man. using the name Of Clark. and
wearing an officers uniform. has
been arrested in Montana. He IN
wanted for hoodwinking Tacomans
with the had check game
". stopped off In North Yakima.
and. while posing as returned of
ficer from France. oaHhed a slso
check
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-15

Az EXCEPTIONALLY FINE TOT Oh
fuFnttnto. carpets. etc. viii h- a fca
ture % FRIDAYS ma Auction
SALE, 10 20 nov 10. AZ ntAitEf.b'H
flNk AUCTION HOUSE. s0ossk-ta
SECOND AVE The costly mahogany
pieces consist ~ handsome bed. triple
mirror drvauer aud ,hiffanlst. with
cane inset elsa santa Domingo MA
hoFany Lifetime" library table Mar
thu Washington work table aud tea
wagon. auatat arm chair aud rocker.
extra fine tapestry reception and aFm
chair. antique chair. carved Oriental
iardlnier stands. ivory finished WiiiaN
and cane rockers, tadyA desk. iets %
guod eak and leather rockers. costly
cedar box couch With French tapestry
hrass beds. Highlander and coil springs.
good mattresses and pillows buffet.
dinluK tables and fine collection 81
dining chairs. ivory chiffenter. Morris
shRif. NahitafY cnuehen. Maisofth
place. Angeius piano player. costly
Imported travelling case fef lady. moose
and deer heads. real hnffsio. beer end
ether shtn robes or RUGS. a large as
seftuasnt Of good at squares and
smaller russ. runner Champion eem
binAtian coal and HAa range. pfiais
baby basket. etc. We begin THE an
usual sale ~ selling FOR the cts Msss
sanger q Transfer 60. four trunks
boxed goods. sewing machine. etc. for
unpaid atorAHr charges iahn t4ushsli
: hans, Aaesionesrs Main ssss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-15
SANITARY

Stalls si-az. fresh Eastern oysters. too
pit: fresh smsIts. lbs ssc: fish cakes.
i Sc 10 herring. . ibs s5e. Stalls R-t-7.
large diiis. ibc doz. chow chow. 100 pit
mincemeat. zoe ID. sour pickles. loo pt.
staliH R-lg-i5. celery roots. ioc each
oyster plant. : bunehoa &c. fancy to-
mstoes. foc H.. brussels sprouts. ibc III :
green hsRnH, i5c lb. fancy Jonathan Rp-
pies 1bo dos. huckleherries. Sc III
Alaska turnlpa Sc 10. stall &c, pot roast.
SC. i0o. i2ae ID. soup meat &c ID
steaks. 16c ID. fresh hamburger. loo
ID. sausage, ibo ID stalls - as. high
rgsdo patent flour. f775 sack s-lb. sack
flour. Jsc. Glib sack corn meal, 6bc 2
lbs. best white figs, 7Bc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-15
DRAFT" FIXERS
PLEAD GUILTY

Or Max Gorham and Rose Lcsh
In. arrested by federal agents after
they had attempted TO EFFORT money
for treatment 20 make drafted men
physically exempt pleaded guilty be
fore Judge Netercr Thursday.
Sentence win be pronounced Mon.
day.
Gorham. q Russian. posed as a
physician able to treat q mans
throat so II would impair his speak.
ing temporarily. Rose Leshin. ma.
tive OF Austria. attempted TO sell this
service 10 Joe Gottsteln. well.known
young business man, who reported
Immediately to government authori.
ties
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-15
CORNER

Stall IL. fresh halibut SOC Ii. salmon.
$50 10 catfish. ? lbs csc. boned Hmelts,
zoe III. Vancouver herring. ioc III, .
lbs Csc; smelts, 2 lbs 25c. Stall ITO,
solid pack tomatoes. isc can; bost fresh
ohurned butter. sac 10; Iioyts dough-
nuts. &c each, Arrnours mineemeat. ibc
ID. stall ITO. 3so pkgs. pancake flour.
2sc; 7Sc cereal coffee, ibc. large cans
milk. tic Stall l0g. hest fresh butter
soc ID guaranteed eggs zoe doz, 2 dog,
75c. cream brick cheese, 2pc 10 Alb.
brick Prlmoat cheese. zoe III. Stall ite
hamburger steak. 2 lbs 25e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-15
H0N0R CAPT. NELSON

At Il banquet given In his honor
aboard tho steamer Nicls Nielsen
at the skinner a Eddy yards.
Wednesday Capt, Tom Nelson of
the TUG Goliath. which went TO the
aid 81 the vessel when She lost
her propeller on her maiden voy-
age. year ago, was presented
with gold watch and chain. a
Kift OF the Norwegian ship owner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-15

Stall 20. lbs. sugar, Gao. Stall 81.
pure milk, DC at. Sc pit, stall 90. best
washington creamery butter, b7c ID
good Washington creamery, 4sc H.. 2
lbs g5o: full cream cheese. 24c H.
guaranteed eggs. 5sc doz., doz. Use.
stai 81. onions. I lbs. &c. red peppers.
10c III; large heads Of lettuce. for Ice.
stall II. best oleomnrgarino. acc III. 3
lbs. 81 90. loo loRveH Of bread, Sc. for
1bc. fresh made peanut butter. loo H.,
lbs 2ec new Yakima honey, Ito H.,
sc ut. 4be at stall g. war bread. i0c
loaf. Danish coffee cakes. I for 100. or
anrc mhrnRlade, lbs. a5c. best mince-
meat. 2 his sSc. stan az. lbs soy
beans. e5c; lbs Sun Maid Ralsina, zoe.
notaeasR, Toe eau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-15
tempest DISABLED

ny united Press leased Wire
Pr. TOWNSEND. Nov 1.-the
tug Tempest arrived here wednea-
day after drifting for IL hours In
the straits with her machinery dis
abled She Was towed into port
hy tho United States coast guard
cutter Arcata. Tho Tempest was
towing a Union OIL barge. laden
with oil for Victoria.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-15

stall 81. lie. graduated sugar. $50
: AMrka ihss salt. &C. stall ~. pure
natural milk sc at. b. ~ cream. ipc
=. .ps atsi a. round steak. isc -
slrlBln steas. i&e 10 T-hons Etsah- lAe
~ not roast. ise ~ Riaii ltsT. veal
sutirta. zee To- Htsii IS, lemons. lie
dos wainuss sss ~ apples. siso bos.
stall -. potatoes. 81 20 70 fsse sack
Jonathan appiss. I.se sack. onions. y
NJ 50 saeh stall -, cooking applies.
aSr is1s afau is. large can pinsnppls.
zoe Stall 1885. 9.th. brick goldfish. gsc
4 tha roli~d oats. 1se. ibs farina. sAc
stall fsea. cleanser. pkEr. 7c. &c
crackers. Sc. aac rolled oats. sse. phEs
corn flakes. ste Stall -. herring, :
Ihs lie. whole salmon, Sc 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-15
FAST STEAMERS
Of PACIFIC TO
Be TRANSPORTS

M Inlfed Prrss leased Wife
SAN FtANCtsCO. Nov rs ~
Every American Steamship IN the Pa
clfic fast enough TO dodge "a sub
marine soon viii be In the American
transport service according to ad.
vices today from the shipping board
at Washington
Among the steamers soon Co be
Communicated are believed 10 he
the Oceanic Steamship Co.'S sonoma.
Ventura and Sierra the San Fran.
ciHco. Portland Company's Beaver
and Rose city. the China Mails
China and the Admiral liners Preai.
dent and Governor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-15
She JUST DANCED
HERSELF TO Death

FORT YATES, N. D.. Nov Ia
That dancing ones self 20 death"
is a pleasure not cornerod by Ameri-
can youth. was shown by tho death
OF Mrs. Red Tomahawk, on the
Standing Rock Indian reservation
last Sunday. Mrs. h TomahawlS,
wife OF the Indian policeman who
Killed Chief sitting Bun. overexerted
herself I'm an Indian dance. and died
from the effects. She was about 60
years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-15

piAli &C, rock cod, Tbs stc. ffeHh
herring. lha 2sc. skinned goldfish. :
III. asc. GRATIS. for use. Stall 10. steer
rib boiling beef tahe n sugar cured
bacon. .0hc ID steer rib steak. II = C
~ pute lard. CSC 10. Stall is. iha
rolled okta. sac olympic pancake flour.
soc pkg j pkRs mararont or Hpaghntu.
2Gc. at. jar molaassa. ssc. Stall ia3,
peanut butter. lbs. ase; nincemnat. iac
il honiny. ibc at. Stall III. eranhor-
rtss a0c 10. ibs. str: Alaska yellow
lbs lee. lbs. ssc. onions, .
lbs sbc: cooking apples. Sc boz. stall
fIb Burbank potatoes. $500 sack
Yakima Gem potatoes. - 30 sack .
81 so sack. Stall i7p. Buttercup mar
rarine. sze ID. Bulgarian cottage cheese.
ise ID: mild cream cheese, acc ID sugar
stan lbs sugar. soc. wsstlake Special
flour sass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-15
Waterfront Notes
iCE At COOK INLET

~ Hsfrd Press Ledsed Wire
SEWARD. Nov is-~ilecauNe OF
the heavy run ~ leo IN Cook Inlet
the steamer skasway returned here
"wednesday after an unsuccessful
Try for Anchorage. The steamer
Mariponn also returned here
"Wednesday and viii dieeharEe her
eArEo az sewnrd
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PROTEST MADE ON
NEARING SPEECH

BY THtfcd Press Lrasrd Wire
OAKLAND. Nov. iss--Declaring "A
meeting announced here for Tuesday
night. when Scott Nearing. ~ the
Peoples Council 81 America. iH
scheduled 60 speak. Is designed to
fomeut trouble and 60 spread dinioy'
atty and seiltion." the state council
~ defense toslay wrote 20 the Alamo
IA county defense council. asking Il
10 prevent the meeting
4 similar letter was nrn, 20 the
district attorney IL IL believed the
move marks the inception Of a cam
paign to end dlsioyai uttoranecs IN
California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-15

4 hard times dance and card par
IS. for the benefit of tho Maccaeee
patriotic service fund. Will be given
Thursday. November -. at the W. O.
W. hall. Fourth ave. and Marion At
by Review No. s. Woman'H BENEFIT
association OF the Maccabcen-
Prizes for the most appropriate
costumes will be given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-15

Andsrron'.. stock fish. &c ID. Van
Camps kidney beans. rams ste. nsw
corn tke can rolled oats. lbs $50
full cream cheeRs. its sSr. stall -,
breakfast bacon. ssc ID. hams. sec 10.
stall a.. best Jsrssy butter. ibs si.th.
stall = cereal ite pkg Not.a-Ssed
ralaina i6e h. otAna pancake flour
use pkr rolled oats. lbs sse. stall
50. Jelly roll. Zoe each. ginxersnaps,
tee doE
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Ed had WIRELESS
OUTFIT ON ISLAND


ny t"t'" 1853 fr'"s'" '''
EVERETT. Nov. ia wireless
outfit which Sheriff McCulloch found
I'm tree top on Camano island last
evening, was acknowledged by Ed
ward Christensen. of Ballard. as his.
Christensen said that he used the
outfit for his own pleasure and
could get messages 900 miles away
with IT, lie Is living with his
mother on the island.
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Public Markets


rtliosi Flsh Co. silver srnslss. , lbs
ssr stall ~. fine sstirx apples. " -
hos etsu 80, fancy CONT hnnsY. ice
washington creamery tuffsf. ter ID
Ntau ~. fresh rround peanut batter. itf
Ia uustsreup fnsrFArsns. Ese ~. ihn
csc stouH's e@na pes pack corn. she /;
ears tomatoes. ste. : rans peas, 2te
fer rolls toilet paper. fse. Red seal
Grocery. Amer, To. marsroni. 1tc
- tts Potatoes. $50. cans LAsh,hease
CLEANSER. g&r.