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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-25
TIDES

PUGET SOUND
Steamers
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
STEAMERS LEAVE FROM CoIMA>
DOCK. ROOT or MARION STREET
Lave Arrive
Seattle Seattle
'N,cioriA. u. C.--port Tovn-~pa--reft
Angeles
1890 steamer sol Dus. sori s.sopm
niid- Townsend. wIiliamsl daily
ntEht iDunEenes. fs@duifnl.i
daily iAnEsies and Victoria
'Dnes not call at
Victoria Sundays
Tacoma Direct
teafn Steamers Tacoma and steam
s.oesrn Indianapolis for Tai 10 scam
~ -eoam coma direct. Steamer /. scpm
ieerfa every iwe hours socl .;aopn
1.ooprn single trio Gee round s:sepm
eNpn trip. s7oprn
T.oeprn siopm
sikprns 10 ;sepn
daily daily
rou Teur.~nd special
ooarn str sioux. Ter Port i,2opn,
eeptn Townsend dtrectl 10 Hcpin
daity lConnects a. Townsendi daily
with rail- lines Tor all
points on oymptci
peninsula
Port ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Beiiiurhsm
sooa-l steamer whsicem. ooam
daily FOR Port Tov nsend.i daily
fANararFea and Hei-i
bingham.
Everett --B~iiip Ehsni-tuarortc--
Port Townsend
10 ooprn = : Russian. forl eOpn
daily iEverstt Anacorterl daily
land Re ing h IN.
Calls a. Port TOWN.
isend southhnund on-l
iv Does not call al
Everett SATURDAYS
San Iusn Observation-Disclosures
1900 str Resale. Cor Port 5;0opu
tntdn'ht Tow nsend and Rel-l Tucsd'v
Sunday bingham. via all SAM Thurs'r
Tuesd'y Juan island points satur'y
Thurs'yl
San Juan Observation-Disclosures
: o0am str. CITY Of Angeles 7oopm
Tuesd'ylfor BeilinEhnn via Monday
Thursy San Juan Island wednes
Satur points rtiuef
Fort Towns~ud-Port Arx-ies->eah
Hay and WAY Ports
II 90 Steamer Utopia. fcri s;oopm
uidnhtpurt Townsend. Port Tuesd'v
SundavlAnEcies. Ncah Ray Thurs'y
Tucsd'vand way ports satury
Thursv
Fort Towrserd-rort Angeles and
Way rorts
Vt.l.t..t. aanhr,.,
,nidn'ht Port Townsend. Portl sunday
Monday Angeles, Clallam and wednes
wedne- way ports Friday
Friday
Port -Iudlow-Tlsricr
4 aonfn steamer Puget forl s.aOam
daily livingston. G q IN b 81 daily
eNcept I.ud Wv. 'Eglou,i except
satur'yir az Ter. Townsend Sunday
Evansville and Had
lock
s,Oopn steamer Puget. forl 9;o0pm
Kingston. Ludlow and
WAY points
sunday Only
a.ooau, steamer Puget, forl tsopm
Kingston. ludlow andi
way points
Hood esual-Gpmhir--I.ud ludlow
-Isain str rotintch. for 1890
anuv ludlow. Port Gamhlel midn'ht
except is.RapEor and all eNccnt
sunday points on Hood Canal SUNDAY
.Steam-r Kulshan win call at Port
Townsend. northhound. Saturdays
only leaving Seattle at 10 y. m
POINTS marked - are boat landings
Passengers for these points and for
other boat landing points must make
their own arrangements Gnr landing
and assume all risk and liability in
making such landing steamers pas
senrer rate does not include boat land
ing charges
baggage liability Is limited 10 wear
ing apparel. not TO exceed 800 for
whole ticket 100 pounds allowed free
Steamers and schedules subject IN
change without notice. Freight re-
ccived daily for all points (eyceptin.
Tacomal named In above schedule
Tickets must be purchased at ticke,
office open from Csc a. m 20 ie.oo
midnight
ruoEr SOUND NAVIGATION co
Ticket office. Coiman Dock.
Phone, Main a90a.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

- NEWEST wAIN dances. %
N lessons pfirats hais N1unG
GU LADY and man teachers. no or.
~ fsfrnr. n you haNen't danced
W before Day and ~ eainE
"a STEVENS ''' as SS' isi ~
ADALINE LLOYD
o,hsr. eens snd az. bot fur 20 year.
Aaaiine ftasa hA. h.sn srattiss rhtcn.
oiosis, and businss. aattssr IN al a.
fairs - life. ~ tnion Apf " III
Hoft siti special this Ss.s Sc
>Na rortIAH DANCES taught CO. a
0SS few Lessons hy expert lady
and man teachers staEe
NX CARROIL'S I t,l,o = pm e.ss
W0RKfSdMA~. Writ HoaE wott.p
like 10 meet wnfsinE ~oman. ro,
over a.. ehi~.t matnmonF Address
AS star
FOX TROT a.. ssa.. .'g ,s..a 'S:' "a
adult classes tsasht daily. 10 Hip
pearoms
WoRkfNg NAY. ~ WirW cNifp iiI
Fsara, has GOOD position sauia uks
10 meet q scandinavia siFi ~ etdoH
puisct matfinnrp A.tst H'ar
LADIES Ny GREAT SUCCESSFUL.
remedy UtAtftHHNF aNAfaHfF"A AFfNfNa
20 suit al cases ard renditinns Msd
am crane 1873 tith ave Mafiaee cable
HAPPINESS t.iEs Is MARRIED. fiFE
~ goa fansiYf tnla Seattle neiBahfs
rrisndshtp riut Ladies' free Ada y
E,ans sit rpipr AT. y
,NNl.r.l/<i ~ ae Down tee a WEEK
w. ivy. = aiamena or -sieh
NM FErEn MICHAEL. tsas snd
L I.ibssai credit usmodsunR
=0Er ACQUAINTED SOCIETY MEgr.
inE. rharsaay evenings isis Eishth
ave. Apt u
bI1M0SpB KNp JAWS TWNVTa
bsueht Hours z 10 p IN. 80 Joshua
Grrrn nldx
LADIES NV nEMEpiEa roatrIvFtY
guaranteed safe sud sure Terms sui,
all cases tsst iPth ave. East Madisaa
rot so MAJ. ENuListt 81 DESIRES
the arauainfAnca - Yaunx fafY ohisef
raatrimnnY Har Ala star
ar WARMED MATRIMONIAL.
papsr Published Mailed FREE The
Correspondent. Toledo. q
So DINNER apps'isiax dishss wH6srd
cafe seventh snd Lnlen.
I KopSkERs-~ At ATs THEYHs
done" 10 esnt, roll Jacobs. = 1
Hidr
CONFINEMENT HOME -ctsEs 90 ~
rer seek ana ur Babies adopted
stos Madison =
I ggGfSTEREp MfpwirE- MHs VII
isikaen. Tais fsth = " Phone nai.
lard 1851
RACTfNE PLAYING TAUGHT. 10 TO 10
lessons success guaranteed tet t6s
Psutares Hifg
ste COMPLETE HRrAKFAsT Willard
Cafe ssventn and rnien
/ fsc MERCHANTS LUNCH. WILLARD
csf~ Seventh ana rnlon
{ LADIES rs TROUBLE SAVE rfME NNu
MONEY hs calling it1ih Broaheay
MEsH HNus REPAfHED to7 rEo.
ple'- Rank Bidr
pENvER pYE woRKp-iios I'm AZ.
KAvANhrgus - ~ hs,. tsss - ~.
IS SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
MADAM WONDER ROYAL rqVrTfAN
pHHENDtpgtgT kNp nrHfNEHa
ADVISER
San FranrIsrs Worries Fair leading read
o. she is recognized fnr hor know
present and future Tells what business
sou are best adapted FOR when and
whom you wiil marry: settles and -
hies where your luck lies and what
making investments. travels letters
Special reading for 81 o. 'wo weeks
only Satisfaction guaranteed rorafrd
81 Hawthorne Hatsi between sixth and
aFFf
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ACREAGE FOR SALE

ATTENTIONS
The famous CARLSON farm. on ne main
fuad between ifsmrftnn and Key port
iH noW plated into t-asfs Tracts. mon
bottom land under cultivation. fine
sater haiea daF. February D. Make
your generations Ht the "fnra ~
slErTFNgWEv 4 AUNELt
900 u"ston hlooh
uANuY a-AyHE HANrU SCAR
puiNa good auto road haif milo -
tflrk road part alder bottom. Boz ,ui-
ovation. l.toem house. foot hon
heusf nfupdrr tous. bern Price
$3.50 ssar 600 Empirs indE
s Atur-i hair cleared ard house veil
fenced on fine road Running water
nn piHrs
1900. 500 cash. so per Month
CLIFFORD Van AH-D,iI. Inc.
1913 Third Ave iel Warrington ~
$50 rIn AoHr
Arf~r aH main county road ga good
land sst ioratsd sso fare e. seattle
80 each. g. Ser Month
CLIFFORD A NAN AHsDNIE. lac.
1919 fhifd Afr ioi Washington ~
A ntu0AfN 60. ACHE DAIRY FAHN.
ore mile from ruunr Tor psriIcuiars
aadrees 800 .e.h ramas Nasn
- LOTS FOR SALE
Is oeo-coArEAcrois ATTENTION.
Fis Nna tuHdinE iafs HaihiuE distance
af rnitrfsitf and Cow 90 park cor
fDsa eos a9 fees street Improvement
% rteepftnE paving ard paid Phone
enftN hrH
unrnHtr. oN rttE BRICK. has rTE
slai Inducements fur thure Wishing
holmes write 60 sickiea Hannah.
ItuthrlL wash
nAmuktNR * EQUITIES FoRE.
closed pfHprrttrs ana sheriff csftifi-
ratrs sos Lyon huldtnE
nt NgALowA For RENT Bv ADAMS.
81 Fannftefsr Wet .es
- FOR SAlE-NOuSES
futn HEEr MONEY Will MY A
homo ffefu Adanfs 81 FaunticroT West
Haa
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ss-FOR SkLE-FARM LANDS
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snf FOO, flooring and csiiink.
Gee feet ... .... ........s.i 90
90 s-fert flooring ara ceiling
900 feet Observation-Disclosures. IL 90
Nungaiew cedar Siding ana Tin,
fcr stainiuE standard lengths %
Cupboard doors frames flnish. mould
tnEs builders hardware. glass. cfc.
q u. WILLIAMS
Tel Main Ltf 1888 Wrist ave 2
LOcKSMfTW UEPAIntN uor
water bottles "a speciality SIR Eceu
ont Market
40 eGu cyrHERs tNcUHAToR SO
PHONE nalIara lsls
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OEIOGDS.. Dentist. ks''
20! UNIVERSITY ST.
o. ecsite Frsser-Psterssa O.
NJ e N
DON'T BE DISCOURAGED
ACT TODAY

We will
treat some
OF your ALL
'nents for as
low a fee as
So and $40.
We will
make you
an eycep-
tionally low
fee on any
ailnent you
may be suf-
fering from.
with this
low Zee and
our long and
successful
experience
In treating
ailments OF
men. you
need not
"tfer an
other day.
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MADAM NELLIE
-AIADAM HONOR ~ nonN

MADAM HONOR WAS nonN
at Alexandria
Egypt She ~ recognized az the most
wonderful phronoioRlst IN tho world
Her readings viii nstoniah you az vol
a. delight you She tells past preson,
and future correctly. giving you vatus
bile information on all affairs Of NE
near and dear 10 the human heart n,
IN trouble. she can help you. Her al
vice r. good Try her Guaranteed sat
iafsction. Room 81 Antiera Hotel
Fourth ave. ana Union IT.
MADAM cHABtOTTo--rAL SAT
isfaction guaranteed Room 4 UaW-
thorne Hotel Madison a.. near I'm ave
TRY THE ONLY SCIENTIFIC CARD
reader In Seattle; recently from Russia
Harvard Arts. t05b y Pike. Apt 81
MADAM ray SCIENTIFIC cam
reading Davenport Hotel. 1875 riffb
Main as2o.
sEASCE. TUESDAY. THURSDAY Ei7N-
day. q. Voice demonstration. Hendlprs
daily Mrs o'iiars. sit stewart st
CBAfRVOYANT. CARD READfNg
fourth house west Of Stewart ~ 1919
Eighth ave.
FULL CARD READING III CENTS
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iisS6 pAiD FoR GOOD USED SUITS
bargain Store. tso Ftrs ave. = Nain
faft
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MARRY At OSCE WE PIT YOU rs
correspondence sith several thousa nd
charming and refined ladies' VINO wish
70 marry; many worth from 81 900 ~
SO 900 and upward particulars free
AddresE Allen ward. BIZ Valley
Neb.
LADIES. MY REGULATOR NEVER
fails. one complete treatment free.
is2ih broadway
WHOEVER. AGE 81. srEADY Posi-.
tion. would ike TO meet congenisi
widow matrlmony " suited. Address
ear. star.
REv oREENE. At HOTEL HOLLAND.
Fourth and Jefferson. i1st back OF
court house. is easily and quickly
reached for ministerial services mi.
vste pariors Phone Main sist
OREGON FARMER 81. wOrf.D LfKE
20 meet respectable working Rlrl 10.
tween tho ages Of 2s ana as. swedish
preferred object matrimony. ChnF
Biomfeldt. III FIRST ave - seattle
UStScrMBEHED. REFINED WIDOW
Of good appearance. wishes TO meet
respectable gentleman. as or 80. oh irct
mstrimony kindiy give phone Nd
dress 4 q $50. star
LADIES DONT Worry WHEN De
layed or irregular. Use Lady EiEin I'm.
perial Tablets. ~ mail 81 per box.
double strength 40. Every box
guaranteed. Crown Assncy. ltzi SIKH
YoUNg GREEK NOE ~ WtTu
steady work. wishes TO meet n Greek
girl object matrimOny. Write az once
20 = @ Boz -, Maple valley wash
LADIES SANDEHsON's COTTON ROOT
pills safe and sure cure FOR DELAYED
periods. Price -. or boxes a. Every
box guaranteed. Rrym md Remedy.
Room 8. Hotel Antlers. Fourth ana
Union.
CHEER ~. PLAY WHIT MD MEET
cpngeuial people every Tuesday evening
Al 1915 fctouth ave.
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CHANGE ~ ADDRESS subscriber
should be sure and give their old
as well as their new address
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WANT AID RATES

One cent a word per insertion.
SIN times Tor the price 90 five
Counon books One hundred limos
20 be used as desired 81 90
situation ads one half rate.
Funeral Notices OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. epe
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUM

Mns nrRnirK riHirrALisr MtN
iutnr tluIrs TuradaY FRIDAY aud Sun
day EVENING" Consultations daily
Hotel n5bse iagi rhifd ave Elliott
ai1t
NEbAM nNENSES ct.AinYOYAST
card reader. painiairy 5oc GA
linton 81
EAarinN MEDIUM HAS CiHf1.Ea
"wednesday and FRIDAY nights 90
readings daib can at t5ie seventh
ave. elty
HELEN nicg nrhtEiGu ciHcLEs
SUNDAY TussdaY FRIDAY evenings CON
suitatians dauY. 1899 sri ave. room 1is
so MADAM ALEXANDER. r,fNI~r
aND SININru ~ioHr StIu. Vernon
>>N.~~Jysso~-l>,>~~,,,,SSSS,ssl~c
mAnlcualno AND mAssAoiso
MISS HARRINGTON TN
a.. urs %, rise. ofn,e 3. Gresn
MISS MARION s ..r ...,d NAs.
lbs Resm q, 1919 s-,aad a,s
ANNA MARKS az L'n i:.i
nlsssar.
MISS BCRNS-rrh nArits
~ ushssaEf office
90 ruou Halsi 1885, rite 81
Nths JEWELL sAtcuntNu ms
rtifd. office 10
MARUlE LEWIS AA 49,.
itss Thisa sts orsa untu b. > re-.
Mss fIvtAN uAYs-v Aruit mArtF
t-iF narsaFe nAntrurinK fse Fre.
pirs nanh HidE
OLIVE CLttilt Hkrite MASSAGE
H"osa Hotel Sarris lf-sh Third
N-.~S~~S~S~~S~~~-~~~~~-~~~~~~-~~O-
27-Aouses. UNr.. FOR RENT
s.Huu3 HOUSE, ro nENr seas WOOD
lawn ats fhpn~ krna 80
s-s~-~~~-N~~s>~-~-~-~~n~ e~es~~~.<~e---@-~-~~@N
5o-FURStsAED ROOMS
LOWER ruHr pF tftfNu
single tnnfns apartments efsaus huf
wafef. usht hath a. uunfh pef foefn
never occupied before IS rutnutes daan
tass trtsiis phone H-Ar~n atta
ButHEk KErtNG Rooms FoW nENT
rahHs utth uHht and sac SO et
tpnms aifh uEhf tit PER monfh eufa-
pirfriF fafnisHef usiklnE dtstaHte
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ROOMS AND BOARD

norH. YUr ckS aEr BOARD AND
room itss ua home cooking
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g7-euslNgss OPPORTUNITIES

wANTEp- CAPABLE rWUsrWoHfWY
man ufih tseoo cssh ani upward faf
permanent position 9th ssfahliahrf
cumban1. 90 open ard manage separate
branch tn this ciiF exceptional pupaf
tunfts safe Investment isfEf profits
tnduraed tf beat hanher. afsl business
m~u Ueed fuf taba q month ana be-
ttr FOR fha flEht man. with rNreilemt
futufs Address A-Iss. ssaH
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22-slTUATioNs WANTED
FEMALE
, BUSINESS PERSONALS
HARsllMaZA

hin Supporters
for men. women
and children
Lift up your
chin. Stop snor-
ing And. moth
ers. force your
c hildren to
breathe right
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CAuFFMAN
Factory Hair
Store
ifof First Ave.
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MADAM ROYAL.
EGYPTIAN PHRENOLOGIST
AND CLAlRVOYANT
CARD READING

CARD READING ROOM b. lsOlE
first ave, York Hotel
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Ballard Agent y n MULLEN
tse0 ballard Ave. Phone Ballard sos
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FULL CARD READING III CENTS
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~ take retail miik rnaie upnr
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MtR nrRpirK rrtHiTrAtisT MIN
tHtnr tlulos rursda5 Friday aud Sun
day evening" Consultations daily
Hotel H3bse. iagt rhifd ave Elliott
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CHEER ~, PLAY WHIT MD MEET
consenial people every Tuesday evening
Al 1915 fctonth ave.
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LOTS FOR SALE
FOR SALE-tOuSES

Yorn uKSr MoNEY VIII my 4
homo ffefu AdaHts 81 FauutieroT West
ttg
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-01-18

Oscar Milsap is hauling wheat
this week.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-01-18
Southwest Table

Oscar Milsap is hauling wheat
this week.
Bill Fender is hauling rye.
Mr.. Barnes OF the north table
has been visiting this section TO
SELF shares in the Farmers Elc-
vatOr.
Mr.. Eckhout lost horse last
week.
Mrs. l.. Johnson has returned
to her home in Nebraska after a
week k'svisit with her brother. Geo.
Clark, and friends of this vicinity,
Mrs. Lizzie Patterson and
daughters spent Sunday with Mrs.
l.. A. Hogan.
The road commissioners ought
to drive over the road to this sec
ton with Il team of horses and a
heavily loaded wagon. More
than one horse has gone down on
the ice. Although none have sui.
fered serious injury, the next one
may get broken leg.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. NJ. Hogan and
Ray McNally visited the north
table Saturday, Many new dwell
ings are going up in and around
Chappell,
Wednesday morning as HUI
bert Reichclt was passing J. b.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-01-18
BOOSTS FOR SUGAR
FACTORY PROJECT

David City, Nebr., JAN l6.
Colorado Nebraska Beet Growers
Association:
Your card demanding one
simoleon received and placed on
record as the most unlimited piece
Of piracy, since Satan took Christ
up into the mountain mud offered
Him the whole world. But what
could anyone expect from an out
fit who would have Frank Deich,
alias Teddy Roosevelt, OH their
board-a man who tor a paltry
sum would set fire to an orphan
asylum at midnight or steal acorns
from Il blind SOW sucking l3
small pigs.
Nevertheless l will contrib.
ute the said simoleon and hope it
does some good. There being no
preventing Providen: :e, l expect
to see you all and continue your
several pcdigrees "ere the Robins
nest again"
Respectfully,
Eugene Tiberghien, ID. o.
(AIias Woodrow Wilson)
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-01-18
Big Springs News

{. III. Watts returned from
Omaha where he attended the
convention of the Nebraska Farm
ers union us delegate from the
local union.
Frank Wolf was in Omaha last
week.
VIM. Mack and John Warren
shipped three cars of cattle last
week.
Otto Fielson and Il. d. Brown
returned Tuesday from Omaha
where they had been with shin.
ment of cattle.
John pedcrsen, the operator
here for the Union Pacific. LETT
last week for Burns. Wyoming.
where he has accepted similar
position.
Al Short has sold his interest
in the Lincoln Highway cafe TO
Albert Murdock who will take
possession at once.
The Dcpriest family is prepar-
ing to move to l.cmovne.
W. u. Ostrander, who has been
recovering from AN attack of la
grippe had Il severe relapse last
week and was taken to the hospi-
tai at North Platte.
Word has been received that
Dewey Root has been appointed
rural mail carrier. He will start
on his new duties February lst.
Herman kuhne will start for
Gillette, Wyo.. Wednesday morn.
ing.
! There were iiftytwo at Sunday
school last Sunday. There was
no preaching service. last Sunday
on account Of a broken CRATE AID
la pocr fire. 1t is alright now.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-01-18

get things squared around, We
intend to take it in. Its pretty
hard for \ newspaper man to
take The time and money to er-
JOY a few days of luxury and fes-
tivity-but We guess We can use a
little midnight oil and make up
for lost time. A good program
is in store for the editors at this
meeting, and a banquet is to be
held at the Albany hotel Monday
night, which is being rendered
hy the association to the members
OF the legislature and Gov. Gun.
ter. On Tuesday night tho cdi-
tors will be the guests Of the
Stock Show, and other good
things are in store for the pen
pushers.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-01-18

Many big opportunities are
looming up for this community,
and We believe the progressive
people Of our city are going to do
their sha g il adj z progres.i, e
movements which will reap mn
tual benefits. This paper is going
TO stand fairly and squarely OH all
issues, to the best of its ability,
and at all times will insist for a
square deal to everyone. If we
deem that a matter deserves to be
given open publicity, whereby the
people Of the community as IL
whole will be benefited, our col.
ums will be used along those lines
in an unprejuidiced way. 1t is
the duty ola local newspaper TO
give its readers good legitimate
news. Any public matter in
which the community rs Il whole
have Il vital interest at stake,
shall receive the proper attention
through this paper.
This paper belongs to the COM
nunity in which it circulatcs.
You should all have an interest in
the welfare OF the Grit t-Advocate,
in more ways than one. This
paper is working for the interest
Of common cause-that of the
future welfare of the community
in which it exists. Weare work
ing together with you for further
advancement and added prosper
ity. All results obtained will be
Of mutual benefit to the commun-
ity at large. Community Inter
est is our polocy, and along this
line we iutend to center our ef-
forts.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-01-18

cere feeling for the general welfare
of our town and county. We'can
accomplish but very little if we
try to use our influence aud ef-
forts for merely individual gains.
It takes a unity of purpose on the
part of all to bring bigresults.
Organization is alright, hut it
must be followed up by active
work on the part Of each member.
1t is useless to leave it all to Il few
persons, who perhaps haven'tany
more interest, and maybe not as
much as you. 1t you are against
progressiveness, why are you. en-
gagged in a business that the COM
munity as a whole feel should be
conducted on progressive lines.
You depend on the people Of The
community for your existence
and sooner or later you may lose
! the patronage of the progressive
people, unless you affiliate your
self with progressive associations
A greater demand is being created
in Julesburg for progressive
spirit, and whether you are en-.
gagged in business or are interested
otherwise, We believe it behot W
YOU to be a real aud true "hooster'
in order to be in line with the
greater majority.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-01-18
Good Roads Association
Will Meet in Denver

The 7th annual convention of
The Colorado Good Roads Asso.
citation, to be held in Denver at
the Albany Hotel, begins Mon
day, Jan. %. Low rates OH all
railroads from all points in the
state, have been granted, tickets
being OH sale January 90.
This convention is one in which
every community should be in
terested. Among the measures
proposed is one which will allow
the people at the general election
to vote upon the question of issu-
ing bonds for Good Roads. An.
other proposed bill would change
the method of issuing automobile
licenses. in that these would be
issued according to weight of car,
rather than according to horse
power.
In addition there are some
changes proposed in the present
Highway conditions. The chief
of these is in relation to repair
ing and maintenance of roads.
The program for the convention
will bc outlined at an executive
committee meeting, which will be
held Saturday of this week.
: The opening address will he
d ivered by Governor Gunter
who, it is expected. ,. will set forth
at that time, his views regarding
Good Roads in this state.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-01-18

Richards home he saw u fire
starting on the roof of the built on
Kitchen. He stopped and told
Mr.. Richards, Ray McNally was
there and the three started in with
water and an AK to chop the roof
away from the main part of the
house. The telephone was
brought into play and the neigh.
bors were soon On the way to help.
They soon had the fire under
control. some carrying water aud
some watching the prairie. The
wind was Very high and had a
prairie fire got started, much
damage would have resulted.
The main part of the house was
saved, the fire started from a de-
fective ilue.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-01-18
"Let's Pull.Together. -

"Let's Pull.Together." Again
we say it with all seriousness.
1t'supto US more than ever. The
person who is willing to cooper
ate with progressive movement
that will mean mutual benefit to
thecommunity, is the person who
is the Give wire," and hasa sin-
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-01-18

John G. Mowbray came down
from Red Lion today to attend the
meeting of the board of county
commissioners. He attended the
County Commissioners convention
ut Denver the first of the week.