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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-13

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BEAHING THtTy; UOI -

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situations Wanted Fnruiture Tor stle
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transacted over tbe telephone
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Fer Information as % contracts. consult
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phone rsu nul trlng buu 60 your place
% business
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Your CHANCE ~ ~ CANADA -RTCH
lands and business opportnnitis. offer
you Independence Farm lands. tii TO
$50 an acre. irrigated lands. t2s TO $50.
20 years 20 pay. 1000 loan IN i'm
provemeuts or rssdy-made farms: lnHn
~ livestock taxes averags under 20
cents an acre no taxes an improve
mentH personal property or ilventqci .
good markets. churrhas SCHOOLS. rrada.
telephones. excellent climate crops ard
livestock prove 81 Special h1maaerkers'
fare certifirates Write for free book
lets Allan Cameron General Euperin.
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~ 100 Ninth ave cniEary. Alberta
REAL FARM
A money maker. 40 acres, rich black
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stumps and gravel. ali cleared and cui-
tVatcd 81 900 worth ~ good timber.
spring water, 10 milch cows head
young stock. fine team or horses. ali
manner good machinery and tools.
7-room house. 2 large barns. p root
houses and ether buildings. lots ~ ha0.
oats and spuds Price ls 81 800. lnciud
ing OH personal property. 40 mortgage
on This place
HERMAN SCHROEDER
ol Jls GTes9 GaE E2gg,e 1gs TX
10 HOUSES FOR SALE
YOUR REST MONEY Will BUY A
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Eff
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

TnH fA,gohY uAin sronE b. TIE
piars So Fef Yrur uprh done a. factory
prices We have fsr sale ara manu-
fnrfHrn tnurrfs. Wigs. swltNhea ruffs
egafs unrIua. franafofriatiHfa ard Old
inHf tHrf pieces ffrrfthinf 20 ~saf
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pattern Yau may desire itet Ftfsi ~
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pile safe snd sufa cure To- dsia fsd
frfieds Price o.. ~ bas-s o. Essff
hes guaraefssd HaYu nd Hsmsds
naafn Hotel Antisrs. Faufth ana
fnfan
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WANT AID RATES

one cent word per Insertion.
SIX times for the prtce ~ i've
Coupon hooks One hundred limos
to b used as desired $500
Situation ads eHe@Half rate.
Funeral Notices ..ss- .e....t.t .. . 90,
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MALE HELP WANTED

The chinese roots
ard hrFta ran sue
crsafuilF treat at
Disorders % men
and women
Special for the
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y ~ plss sstn.
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ard nervous itsar-
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treated siere ssf1i
~
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WANTED uoVE roH coon CORNERS
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Dept
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AhtN @NNAA OF AtftE~ NA EANE
LAND
Irrigated. logged or and general farming
land. aipaE the nsH lines ~ ths chl.
cage. ttHwauksr s 81 Pact H. write
Ur cats Or Free booklets
fwmirration Bureav e. - e sf F ~.
sfrund Az ard cherfl r seattle Wash.
tso rrEr wAfEs fRoSr
Close fn f.nst Seattle daeE only Is min
gtcs from Fioueer sluars rs Ell
cleared. and is a beautiful tract ani
earrFlu at g. 900. reasonable tartus.
CLIFFORD A NAN AK<DAIE. Inc.
1913 Triui Ave t4t WaHhinrfeH g.
"a ACRES HIGn nFRHs AM
fEffr IsND
Handy o. urerrrrtau faces rsafa county
road and lots ~ nice improved places
PRICE ONLY xeao. EA~Y TYKM-
CLIFFORD 8 VAN aR-DAIr. Inc.
1879 THIRD Ave. tol washington ~.
FOR HALE--ie ACRES About one
third mile from Green Lake station
b~tween grr~n Lake and fake wash.
irrtVn, Az plated FOR further par.
tienisrT write 20 Alex Mcleod. Top.
perish wash
Ju+t acrnas the haF nerss good. level
soil. Z, mile 90 .ehuei s mile ta boat
landing and stores
PRICES SEQ. $50 CAsu
CLIFFORD NAN AH-DsI.E. Ine.
iols Tnird Ave- iet Washington ~
20 ACEEs OF ZINE roTAT0 LAND.
on electric lire and county road. near
town and railway PricrI Tor quick
sala $500. terms ta rzift
Guy oHH zoe Leary Hldk
- ACRES. NEAR PE-Eff. HORSE.
CO.'S. chicksrs. plenty feed. Price
s. 500. 81 500 cash
0LidNGEfr tfT Empirr Building
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FOR tE@T-ONE LAHQE FTONT
room Tor housekeeping. suitable for two
men s25 James a.
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ss-FemALE SITUATION wro.
AGENTS WANTED

FoN WtFF. LEFr rs QifEEN A%ST.
NfnsF sas hirea fn 60 90 Ballard.
3 RI SATURDAY, Kindly prone natIari
sslf Hoard
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GENERAL REPAIRING
as-MlscsLLANeous Foa &c

KEYS MADE ave Ftf.Gp WATER
hattire umtrfiisa. efH EsauumF Mar.
tet VAN
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ADALINE lloyd

good character wishes 20 20 IN partner.
ship with widow having hotel or
apartment house willing 10 pay hair
Interest NJ same. object ma4rituonv.
Address B-fea Ffnr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-18
KERENSKY REPORTED
IN FIELD AGAINST
BOLSHEVlKI FORCES

international News Service:
COPENHAGEN, Dec. 1S.-FOr-
mer Premier Kerensky of Russia
has taken the field against the boil
sheviki forces and is marching to-
ward PetrOgrad, according to a dis
latch printed in the Berlingske
Tidente today.
The dispatch added that Kerensky
Has several thousand armed men
with him and that he was last re-
ported near Petrograd."
Bolsheviki forces, supported by
armed motor cars were said TO be
on their way TO give battle.
Whether Kerensky is cooperating
with the Cossacks or whether he is
leading a brand new counter revolu-
ton is not known.
Kerensky has been reported at
various places during the past
month. Once he was said to be hid
ing in Finland. Another report had
MIN under arrest in the interior Of
Russia. The latest had him accept
ing the post of minister of justice
in the independent government set
up in Siberia.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-18
QUESTI0NNAlRES MUST
BE FORWARDED TO
MEN IN THE SERVICE

Many people Of the city and com-
L. who have sons or other relatives
I'm the United states army or navy
within draft age are causing local
exemption boards much extra work
hy returning questionnaires mailed
To such registrauts with the iufor-
ration that the man 10 whom the
blank was sent has enlisted and is
row in the military service of the
country no matter where the reg
istraRt is located at the time of
mailing the questionable the latter
is supposed TO be forwarded ON to
him. Fhe mere statement of anyone
other than the regisJrant that the
latter has enlisted is not considered
sufficient proof of such enlistment.
The three local boards mailed out
blanks Tuesday TO those having SER
ial numbers as follows. 30. 1861
To- J23; NO. 2-f22 20 5g1. No. g.
$40 to sos. The fouowing numbers
viii be mailed Wednesday. NO. l.
554 90 500, 40. 2-J92 90 76-.
Where the boards records show
that q registrant is already in the
service no blank IS mailed TO him.
The large number of those accounts
for the serial numbers running so
high each day
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-18
INTERURBAN C0LLIDES
WITH FREIGHT CARS
AT EDGE OF CITY

An interurban car on the Northern
Indiana electric line was badly dam
aged and the crew barely escaped
possible serious injury shortly after
noon Tuesday when the car cOllided
with a cut of freight cars that were
beinE switched at the loop near the
Winkler-Grimm Co. crossing, in the
west end OF the city. Fortunately,
no passengers were on the car at
the time of the accident. The inter
urban car, No. 403, was coming
into South Bend from the west and
was in charge of Motorman Charles
Thomas and Frank Haley. The car
was struck near the front end and
knocked from one pair of trucks.
The front end of the car was turn
ed almost completely around facing
the opposite direction in which it
had been running
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-18
BAKED PIG TABO0ED
AS CHRISTMAS DAINTY
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.)
carrying larger stocks of flour than
allowed by rule 10 regulating bak-
ers. This rule limits the quantity Of
flour allowable TO a so days supply.
Where flour has been bought in
good faith any baker may hold
such stock if the supply is not
more than he needs for 60 days
90 Milk dealers will not be al
lowed TO advance the price Of milk
10 consumers without first securing
the permission of the federal food
administrator for the state.
"(6) State and county institutions
hospitals, sanitariums or charitable
institutions require no license to OPP
crate bakeries.
"G) All wholesale dealers in food
stuffS, including apples and pota-
toes, must be licensed. such dealers
are required TO unload cars i'm
mediately upon receipt. In the event
commodities are not of the grade
ordered they should report the facts
TO the county food administrator.
We shall not tolerate delay in un-
loading shipments pending the set
Element of controversies with ship
p6rS."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-18
EXPLAIN THRIFT STAMPS
TO CHILDREN IN LOCAL
PAR0CHIAL SCHOOLS

A meeting for the purpose Of eX-
planning the Thrift stamps and to
plan for the disposition of the
cards and stamps among the chill
dren of the parochial schools was
held at st. Hedwige's hall Monday
evening. David l. Guilfoyle pre-
sided at the meeting.
Rev. p. J. Carroll spoke on the
subject and it was decided to dis
tribute cards among the children
and supply the sisters with stamps
i'm order that the children may pur-
chase them at the schools.
Cards were distributed Tuesday
and the stamps will go on sale We'd
nesday. Three hundreds cards were
given out in St. Joseph's school. st.
Patrick's school and st. Joseph's
academy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-18
WILLIE WRIGHT GOES
TO PRISON FOR MURDER

John r. Baker, indicted by the
grand jury recently on charges of
grand larceny and embezzlement OF
property belonging TO Thomas
Simonton and said to be worth
$7O7.5O. was acquitted by a jury
in the circuit court Monday evening.
Baker was so elated with the YER
dict that he bought a box of cigars
for the jury.
Willie Wright, colored, also in
dicted by the grand jury on a
charge of manslaughter as the result
OF cutting and causing the death of
John Hutchinson, also colored, the
first week of last Novemb Der, pleaded
guilty TO the crime, pleading self
defense before Judge Funk of the
circuit court Tuesday morning, and
was sentenced 10 from two to q
years in Jacksonville prison.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-18
INDIANA SUPPLIES 1853
NAVY RECRUITS IN WEEK

According to a report from the
navy department received at the
local recruiting office Tuesday morn
ing, Indiana secured 153 enlist
ments for the navy out of 6S1 ap-
plicatiOns during the week ending
Dec. 6. OF that number South Bend
furnished % men. The state of Illi-
nois fell a trife short of that aver
age with but $50 men accepted
from 672 applicants. All naval re-
cruiting offices in the country dur
ing that week furnished a total of
5,5O7 recruits, which still left a
shortage Of 1921 men, but accord
ing 10 unofficial reports for last
week more than two-thirds of that
number were enlisted.
Wilbur MaGee of 400 +. Dayton
st. was the only recruit sent from
South Bend Tuesday morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-18
SUE NORTHERN INDIANA
AS RESULT OF ACCIDENT

Two damage suits resulting from
the same accident have been brought
in the superior court against the
Chicago, South Bend and Northern
Indiana Railway Co, and aggregate
$4,000. The accident occurred at
the Brykit av. crossing Of the de-
PENDANT company's line IN Mish-
awake the 10Th of last September,
when oscar Sparrow and John b.
Bussert We're struck and injured by
an interurban car while riding in
the formers automobile. Sparrow
demands $4,000 and Bussert $780,
600.
The circumstances and allegations
stated i'm both complaints are iden-
teal They declare that a patch of
corn west Of the track obscured the
view of the rapidly approaching car
and that no warning signal was
sounded by the motorman of the
car which collided with the auto
mobile containing the complainants.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-18
COMPLETE PLANS FOR
PAULISTS' CONCERT
HERE NEW YEARS

The Paulist choir Of Chicago will
appear in South Bend for two con-
certs New Years day at the high
school auditorium, the result of ar
rangements completed Tuesday by a
committee of the Rotary club with
3. NJ. O'Neill, who was in South
Bend representing the choir. The
proceeds of the concert are to go in
10 a fund for the rehabilitation of
the French battle district, after the
war.
The Paulist choir is one of the
greatest musical organizations in the
middle west if not of the whole
country. and the appearance in
South Bend is the beginning of a
tour of the whole country giving
concerts for the same purpose as the
one that is to be given here. The
Rotary club decided to become
sponsor for the entertainments some
weeks ago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-18
4 VieD of Red Cross Actiuity

club under the direction OF the
county council OF defense were Won
derful. Cookies. candies, nuts and
even fruit cake were in each box and
they were wonderfully packed. IN
Christmas greeting The list Of men
TO whom the boxes were sent was
most carefully made up. The ladies
hoped 10 send boxes TO the men who
would not be likely to have a box
from home folks or friends. A
great many of them were sent to
foreigners, many of whom cannot
speak English and whose holiday
time Will not be a very happy one.
And the spirit in which those
women work 1t seems as if the
things that go out to the soldier
men would be doubly blessed be
cause Of the oneness of feeling that
is in their making and the giving.
Sacrifice is the keynote, the slogan
Of the local Red Cross. The situa-
ton has gotten 10 the point where
there is nothing that the women will
not do. When a question arises
they ldht TIC dAAAAuAt NAAflN NAANAN -
not a doubt in the world but that
they can meet the situation and
then find out afterward how it can
be done.
There were a few who blazed the
trail last summer and they are the
ones who are still at the helm.
They're down there every morning
at o'clock and on the job until the
days work is done. One of the
most faithful said this morning:
South Bend has no slackers. The
women who are not here are not
slackers; the time for them to serve
will come yet and they will come, l
know"
There has been another request
for a special consignment of hospi-
tai supplies. The women are work
ing very hard on those at present in
order that they may be finished in
The time allotted. The cry for pneu-
monia jackets continues to come in
and they are working night and day
on all of the other things.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-18
COAL POOL To
Be ABANDONED
dayton Plan" to Replace
Clearing House AS Means
of Coal Distribution.

Substitute or the Dayton plan"
for distribution Of coal within the
city for the proposed clearing house
has been determined upon by the
county fuel administration The
Dayton plan, according 20 Admins
traitor L. =. Hardy. is less expensive
and much more simple.
Instead OF pooling the coal supply.
each dealer will make daily re-
port TO the central office. telling just
the amount Of coal ne has on hand.
Thus, II one dealer is not supplied.
he viii be able 20 tell those who call
him 10 order coal where coal can
be obtained
This plan viii relieve the county
fuel administrator from "A great deal
Of useless work. At present. con-
sumers call Mr. Hardy 20 ask for
coal, expecting that ne viii get some
FOR them. Il can't possibly handle
all the calls" said Mr.. Hardy. Tues
day. Its like being order-taker for
about Is companies.
AS soon as the daily report svs-
tenn IS established. much OF the
congestion in the administration
system win be eliminated, it is
hoped
With the milder weather today.
the coal situation i- being slightly
relieved" said MT Hardy. Tuesday.
That the situation viii continue TO
improve unless severe weather sets
i'm is his belief