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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-11-07

attention and we paid that debt by
helping him out Of very close place
when Dial and Talbert ran against
him.
The News does not wish to be
either unjust or uncharitablc to Sena-
Tor Iislman. We think his last years
nave been his best years. He must
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-11-07

Office some OF the noblest men that
ever adorned any position in life.
lie promised to retire at the end OF
his term. We think he ought to full
ill his promise, and failing to fulfill
it he ought TO be fed out of the same
spoon that ;e handed to Wade Hamp-
tOn.--inrk News.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-30

Extra sales people to serve you dur
ing this sale. Come as early as pos
sible. We want you all to have the best
OF attention as always.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-30

OUT OF TOWN WOMEN: MAKE 1T A POINT TO AT
TEND THIS CLEAN UP SALE AND SAVE MONEY ON
EVERY PURCHASE. STORE OPENS AT 9 A. NJ SAT-
URDAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-02
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
MADAM RUTH

BeYPTfAN ptHENOLDgINT
Who has she power Co. tell you anything
you vent 20 khogi can aatIha business
men ard working mon what line -
business oF work 100 boz most uhsly FOR
them. ana shat part - the world Will
- more hureetsfui fof them Iha
madam Will tell sou how 20 fiHd o. FYDd
pasitlnr and huw to bold g. Hhr dner
nos ieIl IN please 500. tgt gives only
true advice on business ard family a.
faifs rouftship and marriage. tells tho
rafua - YouF fufufr husband or wife
hos o. win the one you love fhs ad -
vices bow o. bring tha separated to-
Kefhef. and makes happiness So youF
home tfll in regard 20 your absent
fftsfdH. rhe fHiia yeu what business you
ere adapted fof. shsu o. spfcuiafs ana
here 90 locate. ahd hov 60 avoid al
trouble Nhn fsiiH sou tho secrets o.
lfinE hhppf and successful iu anything
JOS take IN hand ~ 900 are worfle d
of discouraged consult Madam RUN at
onrs her advice atu rsmoas al OBJ
sfarirs trr ffadlnEs are strictly CON
fldsHfiai fatlsfartiun FuaraHfssd or
10 charges This j. tho madanl's flfff
time in Fsaftis You have seen the
ofhsfs. nos rec tho best - IN trouble
kpet Lat readings SOC. Hours 10 a m. 60
$50 . Or Hotel Green. room -
Kaarf. PIKE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-02
PUBLIC MARKETS

! 'ihf EIAfI
H'au ~. Iba s,asnssc
cougar ese. piall ~ PIC =. s',nuii'.1
Iltfd mill. Dr. A.. e. l., g., batisgf.
l,ais1p ltr. -. pkr wssst,. y. as
zoo, Puritan Nfas. lgr 49, pyrisr
home made jelly ih~. Hy1ifT. ah "
Do f'all Q. 'pffrr. fpr ana ID. ~ ~
.ranH spices. %, Stall a. s,gf,.. ].
goo D.. oils. 800 al g,si s ~. sliss,
ground bone. Ife. ptati an ~. its
faE'. 700 lh., fresh thmbufgsr 80 va
sa"sage. ito DO. Stalls ~ as,.,iaa psrs
boz. lemons. lee an 'N' us
HANITAHy
f'ails zfaf. -four ftsr f..u
puf" cane. - saCk, q bars rry.t.t ssars',
snag. ts'. lbf beet pfgast ~ Nfts
~. White Iefas onions. z h. 81. "a
potatoes. tba. Ige. ihs ~. -. -
/ 10, dol stalls t2-1i. home MAJ. .s,nsas
male" dressing zoo o.. brsskfss, a.f'h-
f4r la' nippy cheese. fof r. - -
n lbs 60. peas zoo lb s,su $3.50
Tfad" CO., tee. 600 d.. zoe faA.f. 20
{ i.r tplN'. zoe gsaa and r.. ~,
I ltr s4IaHh. Tor 1sc. a0e jar. =, ~;
1889 lah.
/ CORNER
stalls u. beet fresh butter a.,
ne Pc. ffrsh Jerrey buttsr ss.
D -HN ''fN fFhHs cor -fes
brick cheese 1te. 1se eaffs. ~ ~
stall 40. rsw ratatDes. . ~ -
mpah "hionH llc b Teisphss. -, ~
] Toe 20. cHuliflsuer BE- head nv "a
Itoney. itc ftalla ik-lE. noodle. M
corn starch. c. b.. Creafns,f.s y, D. ~
table Eyrur. &c = raj. LIQUID ~
10 ana SIC AtA.l y. raj eas, ,s.''I'
u %.
TfOsOMY
f'au ~, lts fine granuis,.s
&c. rasfturiHs0 milk o. At Ie :, -
if goo mincsmsat. iia i6e. raisf, -
IbH 1ic. fun sire piss. iGe a. 20
ollie zoo don apple butter. ~ -"
iln -1r orange marmalads ? n, -
fancy bacon. foe o. stall "a ssss..
y Toe lb4 he aEc. new potais.. r. y.
% pplcs il2t box delivered 49, -
tsai roast and chops iLo ID
steak eee ~. Etalla l7-1t. lean, y.
-5c. lfr raisins. lie 3D.. hags al, -
tnda, Co pkg
FINE 1T.
f'uls &c. salmon trout, lie A. a.
each. halibut cheeks. lbs .te. q
3 p1i roast ilhc d.. hamburger ~.
% ttaN - Warrington creamery -.
ter. Sc lb. 2 lbs &c: buftsrrsns -.
I gal fionTs. zoe h1Ies tr7sd hs-rtn, ~.
4ie can asparagus. lie. stan, if A..
Amer, peanut butter. lie H.; ~.
made pimsnto cheese. on. Zoe s,.I1 =
I hauiny. soc ct. cottage chs.ss ~ \
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-02
Waterfront Notes

The Anderson Shipbuilding cor
poration is making preparations sol
the construction OF two s.0oeiof
wooden ships OF the Three Island
type. which will measure 2eo fes'
over all with a beam OF "A feet tn
company yesterday received the FOL
lowing telegram from the shippins
commission in regard to vocoea
hull ships:
Our Commissioners Brent has n
Gently returned from a survey Of ne
Pacific coast plants, and has no
yet made his report. Our plans nl
specifications are not ready, but
can advise that the vessels ccnfen
plated are 2e0 feet over all, with
beam OF 46 feet and depth OF hok
of &c feet. and a cargo capacu ?.
$500 tons. As soon as plans aas
specifications are available. COPS
will be sent to you"
Nine halibut schooners hrougn
l23. 600 pounds Of halibut to Sealiie
yesterday. which sold at an ayeraes
price of ~ cents q pound.
The Panama. the Vansee, ths
Crawling. the wilson. the Swiftsuft'
the Volunteer. the Eleanora, the Ar
ia and the Johanna were the arfi''
ais yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-02
VESSEL MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED AT SEATTLE

ARRIVED AT SEATTLE
MAY -AgI iiteo. from s~r F1eHe.srs. W
port Aageies. a. n m
May l-Heeondo. from 3 y AAAn
ports. at see . m
North western. from TanornA q D q
ImAtiiia. from Everett. a, D m
L. =. G. @. UnaiEa, from Pugs; sss,l
navy yard. at 10 p m
Steam whRler star !. star IL and s,s
III. from Eagle HArbor. AZ o u
SAILED FhOM SEATTLE
May e-Dolphin. for g. " Aiasksa psrh
AZ , n m.
Mexico Maru, for TACOMA. a. I . y
May i-Ketchikan. for False Psss q
, IN
Barre Fresno. for Akntaa, b tev q,
tgF GoilAh. a. T;fo .. n
Steam whaler TAnEinak. for Akrsas. a,
midnight
Schooner Haieyon. fer Akusaa a
. m
Portland. for s y Aisskan rcrss n
midnight
President. for YAncouvrr. p. c. u IN
.. m.
Davenport. for TAoor,a. q, ;:ss p n
ALASKA VESSELS
KETCHIkAN. April 20 Arrived: M
Daniel Kern. towing barge Columbia No
-. from Seattle: tug l.. Bosecs. from -
attic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-02
THIEVES ARE BUSY

Three stores in the neighborhood
Of Fifth ave. and Olive were bur.
glarized last night. apparently by
the same marauders. The Edwin
London dry goods store reports the
loss OF n quantity OF dress goods.
and the shop OF II. Greer. next door.
lost Westinghouse motor. n rife.
three alarm clocks. a belt OF
cartridges, n cut glass pitcher and
a grafonola. Fifteen sacks OF sugar.
valued a; sl35. were stolen from tho
Chocolate Specially Co. In the same
vicinity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-02
MADAM NELLIE
WORLDS GREATEST
EGYPTIAN pHHENOLouIHT

EGYPTIAN pHHESOLoGIHr
cf-AfWNONANT AND MEDIUM
Guarantees 20 rad your entire ne past
present ard fufufs. gives true advice
On business. love health and family
affair tells the name 81 your future
hustand Or alfe. and shat SO 30 20 -
suefetaful % iifs. tells 9ou what bust
ns.s is most lucky Tor 3pI and what
part - the world viii be- more success
fui Tor you. advises how TO gain and
bold GOOD position. she tells n ~.
one you love IL true or faire. and causes
speedy marriage with fhs one = sour
eheics. brings the separated together.
makes happiness between man anf
wife. she tells you the secrets 90 being
hArpy and Fuccsrsful IN anything you
take IN hand her advice uiii remaNs
ali obstacles and evil influence one
VISIT 60 Madam Nellie will repay .ou
Tor fisaproinfments Or all others salts
faction EuafAnteei of no Charge sps-
riAi readings 90 cents Hotel Elk. room
. ttgi Second ave. corner FIN. st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-02
ga ACRES. IMPROVED
GOOD HOUSE, s1.3T5

style. almost new chicken house
holding 900 birds double con-
structi0n. brooder house chicken
feed and good garden raised last
Vrnr. excellent water: hair acre
green timber and uuimprovsd
spIeudid grove % trees around
house. parked out rustic. chairs.
etc fenced two blocks from
station. convenient fgr anyone
working in town Owner going
into poultry business on large
scale. and building large house In
this locality reason for selling
Terms 400 down and 40 month
". Apply zoe New York Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-02

THE CARROLL School. or pAECrNO
ttltn Fourth Az. near Iiks Hf Eli 2t1i
Member 90 The Gnnsr circle. =. =
~ h-hummer classes jgst formed In
classical intefpfefIFs dances bar
work etc rnfaii nnw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-02
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS

on y \ THEEH -FitYsIciAN AND
surgeon Esrifo-ufinarT snd rectal Gis-
ease. traders Hiarh corner Thifd
sss snd Marion WugFs m. Go
- m evenings 20 .. Hundays 10
60 - Phone Fiiinft Tit
-N-e~s~S0z~Se@N-s@~sN~s
AUCTION SAIL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-02


lTnn nEnr Eao rHtHEHVEn ~ TIE
world Keeps .sEs fresh s-ounaa
boE uili treat 100 dsesn. Tiey MI
Keep e. 30 ana naHfha stored ava
Ia . common eEE easo nr cartons u
mahes 30 difference what the teupera-
tafs is % they afe tspt in a Org place
and De noe fferEs i"H cannot '~n
them ftpm fresh eHss No old. musiY
storage tastS or ndpF ehHu year nii
They wiii boil ~. ana thr whites ~ti
beat as iusi nss fresh laid go
Guaranteed 60 90 stated sample
hos soc. enough far 90 dozen e.
settlers NsY Creek Poultry Fafm.
iiaEissaai wash
rnoAoahAFua oUH niEctsLrT
We trade buy rent repair
MuncAL nrcohp hNcnAsan
itie Wsstiaha Tuintt gsfA
cLEAntSo uoUsE
Tsf Musirsi fns'rumsnts
PREPARED HDOTtAU
i.piY about ft pnsnfs " 90 yer square
q ply abaat 9. puuHfs. - fs per square
. ply stout % pounds y 70 per square
O. ~ WILLIAM GO
Manufacturers sash snd Door,
seattle wash
AEw rtAhon Fuh hENr HEsr A..
piled On purchase ssysF-Tensr. al,
rniaa
dmWuA TENrH Awsi4as
.SNxLNf rs.rYihiss IN caav..
~ G,AA1 Web hiieh.s CO
N1e~,o.>,nill. =, N .,I.. .s.,,y
se--mlscgLLAEGous WANTED
o. % 10 ~ " rAIp roR uuOp i'HED
suiis. mansr ieanrt un 81 articles -
value loan office. isq flfst ave r.
CORNER WaslinEiar fhrra sata 1894
W. rkf MoHE ruH YouH uooDa
owl. HECuNB-itANu Ct.pfutSu
rhens Eil l1st iufs Ftrst Az.
~ Yoc tiAVE ASTrtuNp no SELL
cell ,hs rscifig - ien g Msia sttt
~ mAssAoINo AND BATHS
EctESrIftc MAaHAaE - MECHANIC.
ThsrapT Ladies patranar. solicited
G ~. oppsit chicago sfaduats. stF|
nur~sli a. If-msften. wash.
MISS BURNS MassAgE Tvh'
s.s. saa s,ssiss. ofns. x. iss',
mAhaAuE AID MATHS rNpEu NEw
Encouragement HasatsA massage sgs|
People. Hank nlas
MISS MARION 1890.
~. ~ u.,s.si,s iie,.i
MASSAGE , Two =. AI NJ, ,'.,,l,.
ists PHI.
MATHS ANA MARKa ni UNION.
AIT q.
nisa JEwEfI-MAsicuRf IiI..
Third affirs 10
nArHs MAaNEftc TnEArnENrA
--sIA~SSJ,SSSS~SSS s~t.>~~~-~~~~-~~
so FOR sslE-FUpSfTURE
ron SAIL FURNITURE or Room
bsnEaieH. nas aiuins fapm Hsf leather
rocket. fuEH Majestic ranss. Eas stove
ard hHaIsf. ail ns Sod nrs house
- rent gftT I-sEnsh ave- "
--,4-l-sas-s-+.4esass-s5
81 WAsTED-FURstruRE
ME nUr NOM raEp FuRNfTUHg
snd Per hiEhsf prices than ang house
"a ths rify phuns Nafn gsfi HeAtiis /
80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-02

$50 PER ACRE. CLEARED LAND
- arfrs ready a. plae al clear -
stHmps. 90 BASKETS q oats 20 tne acre
fln~-t kiu1 % POTATOES AMI pniHns
tAnd biRrk nsliaw faam sHtl level IS
10 10 feet 90 safer. onif few tracts
left AdIeinins ounsrs sill shas Fva
whaE they raise Prize Tor 20 acres.
1890. ice cash. tte per month. So
Dahl. room - pawns mas feb snf a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-02

VI HrE wo cHINEaE MEDICINE co
5es James ~, bot ytd ard ard Ayes.
Seattle. wash EEfAhlithrd 1908
woNES. JHE YOuH CREDIT oPES
charge account We Nlii rive you
credits 60 ouffit Youfsrf lu anything
Yau may need IA NAM GOODS" You
Ray on sssT terms 40 factory prices
We mauufaffufN sasFgthirn that 10
wnra n hair goods - anb special pat
tern ur dsslEn. HfinE 10 your cot hair
uf rafnbInEs. ns make them up At
farfuff prices We aro and make over
YuHf old switches Mail orders given
prompt attention.
FACTORY HAIn WfOuE itbi pirs, Az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-02
BUSINESS PERSONALS

~ % M 4 ~ fthiott
BtNtTH ~ smpl1B inE a
"FftEsfALfhT" Instead 81
en- ORDINARY teacher 4
fee hgura win a eclal-
let wfll put thst pofsnnai
snap So your danfing
fAII tho latest raHrrs and
as the faVofitHF
TEttMN MpET
HEaNIfs afEf o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-02
AUCTION SALE
AUCTION

The ~tY 10 al ever the United STATE. that
svsrythina 10 EpinE up. until pou strike
the Fsrtrie Auction Co. 1919 first ave .
snd theirs 10 the plars where you get
goods at your oEn price from the sue.
uonrsr For TucsdsT wednesday ard
Thursday. sale commanding at 40
y m wiu offer tho folluw ing
goods 900 yards % crash inwsiiuF.
iot - ladies dress patterns ntFh'
rB~ns hosiery. gndsrweAf. ladies
house dresses suits and coats. - COL
and cotton blankets quilts Fiiiuss
.utt eases Alaska Eoods rubber boots.
white bottom packs. rain cuAta. boys
suits childrens nun white dresses
sweaters wall paper dry goods and
hundreds % other articles Pacific
Auction Co. tais First ave. Also q
rns line ladies. ehndrsns and meas
shoes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-02
GET WELL ~
NATURAL WhY

II iiss Wo cnin~s-
nature herts D. ma
remedies sGrrsssfHl
~ tfeafinR stomach.
kIdn~V bladder
rheumatism B. 70 o. q
disorders ard many
other hilwsuts -
men ara women 30
using Chlnsas nature
frfisa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-02
SITUATION wTo
ss-BUsINEss Opportunities
LOST AND FOUND

WILL THE HpYa WHO TOOK A
spotted bird dog Sunday from ii77 s,rd
nve, s. call up Main 220S. or evenings
East b6ls7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-02
ACCOMPLISHMENT
BILLIARD TABLES

T7R SALE - billiard TABLE,
brand n~~ csron and pocket WIN
re-nplets OUTFIT. itBal secondhand va
ei<s az reduced pric~.: bowling sisr
Supplies: easy psyrnent. cigar stcrs
fixtures Ssnd Tor fstateSae
p-ur.w,re n.fkr.cnfsnder Co. ,aa-
e.-ns rf~.f svs r@sftis WH-N
~-~~~-~~-~-~0~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~->r~T-~~>~N
BICYCLE SUPPLIES
We DO COOP woRS-u = HART
zig 1871 raurfn Phsr. Gatn h.ts -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-02
I wAaTgo-FuRairusE

VIZ NOR NOM raEp FURNfTUHs
and paT hiEhsf prices tnaH sug hcus-
~ IN. Fify phrns Nafn sbti Seattle
Auction Co sttt ssrnnd sv.
nisss Furs Co, .s, riss Msin stit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-02

OFFICE BoY WANTED, APPLY 1901
Alaska Bldg
.LsHEDEEMED PLEDGEs REILfNa
out. suits. jewsiry. trunks. suit cases
guns tools. musical Instruments etc
40 first ave. =. corner Washington
WANTED - MEN ron gENERAI,
work around sawmiii IN country town.
married men preferred chap rent:
steady employment cail at oil Alaska
building
800 vALtE TROUSERS FOR ta.sO
Lundquist- Liiiy upstairs clothes shop
Green BldF Fourth and Pike
KAVANkIJ.IIsR AZ 90 hat. mas -, -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-02
50 FOR ssIE-ruRNITUeg

ron -FuHSfrCHE or ROOM
bunFateH nas dininE fpum rsf leather
rocker. fuEa Majestic rsnss. sas stove
ard hHatsf. aii as sod pcs house
~ rsat iftf faEhM 49, "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-02
MALE HELP WANTED

WANTEp-pAr LAhoHEns TO CLEAN
up my vacant lots IN exchange for
dental york Or ! nroSn. s25 F1r.t
ave Main fTrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-02
jos MARTIN
a
81 cHIIoReN BOARDED
BUSINESS PERSONALS

cHitDHES BOARDED. NURSE a
tend u 1iiI ltlh \ y North as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-02

NEW rtA..soh fuh hEAr. hENI
piled on purchase Meyer Toner
tnian
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-02
22-HoUsss ruRN. FOR RENT

foR RENT = NICELY FURNIsHEp
s-rnam mouse ous block from car
CniversitY district Iis aafe ifth y y
Yheus North fsfF
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-30

came a sharp rap at my outside
door.
Paula, let me in a minute, said
Ruth.
81 rushed to the door, Have you
any camphor?' she asked. My tooth,
is aching frightfully.'
Ruth turned around as I gave her
the camphor and said, 4 say, Paula,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-30

do you mind my sleeping with you
tonight? Your room seems so much
warmer than mine
"Done, Ruth, I'll be glad, so glad,
to have you with me- said and then
long after, although knew she was
still awake, wept as had not wept
before"
ITO Be cOntinued.)
IERICAN HOME
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
PUTS CHECK ON
HARBOUR MOTOR
Securities Commission Re.
stricts Sale OF Companys
Stock

The HRrrogn Motors corporation
Monday afternoon. Vas gwen per
mission b. ne Michigan securities
comm lsSicu 20 sell 5000 o00 worth
~ freasury stOcE n Michigan under
certain restrictions,
Ire f~st 7est rction IS that he
s. 200. e1 north u stock gwen ne
lrginsi promoters must - h-ld n
,.cfow vifh he commission until
Jbs corporation Shows earnings ~
Per c~nt on - entire Capltsli,s-
tlon q Sc ooo. c0o
The Second restriction applies %
The corporation Advertising -~l2tlng
10 ihe sale - further stock r ~
CURES hat ali advert seuents shall
BE- submitted 70 th~ comm ission tor
approval betorr oeinE published
II he event that the corporation
falls to produce earnings Of 5 PEI
cent On re entire capital. its stock
IN escrow Vill "a sUoieri 10 tee
commission order FOR the benefit
% ,he CON sny Ant - sto-ckholder.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
CANDIDATES
ARE BACKWARD
Tho Ony IL Days Remain Few
Office Seekers Have
Filed Petitions

ono candidate for recorder. three
for alderman. and u positions on
the seven-msn school board have
nled their petitions 10 date With
city Clerk Richard LINDSAY Can.
didstes have until Feb - 20 get
their petitions nled 50 their names
may 20 on the ballot at the spring
primary March :
Those who have nlcd their peti
lions are
Recorder Eugene l. Mistersky,
Republican. No l29 Wentworth ave.
Alderman. Fourth ward Fred J.
Wright Jr. Republican. No 2e7 Sec
ond-ave, and Charles A Watson.
Republican. No ssl rhirdave
Alderman. Tenth ward William
A. Guihsrd. Republican. No 10 Lin.
wood aver
school Inspector Melvin Lewis
Burdlck. Republican. No "a Forest
ave west. two. four and six.year
terms Joseph G.. Armstrong Re.
publican. No ~ watson.st. two.
'o0~ ~ six.year terms " y.
Moret, Republican No. 81 Peter.
boro.st. fourvrar term II II Dick
inson Republican. No 345 National
ave t~oyesr term William KSut.
man. Republican. No 975 Holcomb b.
ave. t~o-year term Charles h.
Sansone. Democrat. No las Field.
ave. 'woyear term Charles l..
Clark. Republican. No 81 HoIorook
ave. fouryear term Dr John ;.
Hall. Democrat 40 zoos Lafayette
ave west fouryear term Daniel l..
Powell Ir. Socialist. 70 Nst Nc
Clellsn-ave TWO YEAR term Man
fred II Hermann. Republican No
81 Owsn-ave, sIx-year term Joe
Lancashire Democra'. 40 SOS Wesi
Grand blvd tTo-yesr term Or An
drew 2 Biddle. D~mocra, No Isl
sem iroieave oyear-=-term
Charles Moore Republicans No 81
Mapiewood ave tWoyear term. and
Ro5er, c. RArnes Republican No
2os Josephine tVovear Term
Petitions are being received very
slowly IN The once Of the county
clerk SO fer judy George s Hos
rner is the only candidate TO Gle FOR
circuit Judge The dean 81 the cir
cui, court jurists paid fee % 80 SO
10 he county clerk Monday
Either nominating petition sign
ed b. a number OF persons equal 20
t~o per cent OF the vote cast sor
secretary % state must De placed
with the county clerk. or the cash
fee con puted at onehalt OF one per
cent OF the salary OF tho once.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31

Local

porters. but the news gatherers
Gaany worked a mean trick on me
constable
one 81 them walked to tho norih
end ~ the corridor. disguised a. a
piece OF mosaic Re lay down On
the floor
Others approached cautiously
from the south end Andy saw
the two coming from the south ile
lowered his head and started tor
the north
But poor shy ANDY re fhonrfi
he Was stepping on biz OF crushed
marble design and m reality 30 wa"
PROSTATE reporter
Don't say ans thing about ne Dr.
ms candidate for alderman. what
ever you do. caspcd the con.ta To-
as The three Villains stood over him,
pencils ia hand
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
"UNITED PRESS"
DISTRIBUTES NO
q WET LITERATURE

NEW YORK. Ian. 81 a concern
operating our og Cleveland Ohio. Is
sending to newspapers N this coun-
try a great deal of free copy. fav.
orable 20 the liquor interests. This
copy comes IN envelopes bearing
the return address The United
Press Association. Cleveland"
The United Press association.
with general ofnces ia New YORK
and bureaus In many cities thruou,
the country In In no way connected
with or responsible FOR the concern
that t. sending out this snu-proh.bi-
ton propaganda and it has instruct.
ed its attorneys TO institute proceed
ings 10 enloln the methods which
make y appear that The United
Press association hae abandoned its
course OF distributing onlv regular
news matter
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
East TFTtIo LIVE sToCk
sDunnlrg a st~ves.l

EA~T III ~ L-tf an - res ~ -
Re-~ Pts 20 rars .F-sdy pine
steers 1909 - 1850 -o17fr q Q 50 b
if15 Ecoc - cNoir- g. 81 q "a
g. good ss-es.f oiafr - coarse.
ts6s rn-asia- s-s~-s 1870 % Iaf1
pounds 81 500 20 Canadian ste-rs.
$3.50 tu 1880 neg-6s 81 sFs 3 ca
madam mixed r-if--s srd steers. fsd
stA vearl-Es r. I'd. prime, 100
70 70, bs.t -Andv steers ts-S = SO
light hutrher steers SIS ns-s best
hutch --trE steers arr h~',ers r. xrd
a. $50 Western h~ffs-. q soHs-s
rtst N.svy Fat COWS SOS hr;~he-
crWs s. s1s $50 cutt-rs fSa 81
Gamers ts.s6a-5 srrs bulls g 80
0s.o butcher bulls 81 6f.s com
r-nr h"f. t5s7Fs root stoc k--s.
g. '7@s-' ff-nt c0r7-nn s-ncke-s
81 sos '--ts-s oes, f~hcrr-d SO
80 49,; mixers sprirE~rs $50 y
re. r-sfir-,s .sdT-S common. soc
81 Eor. R--~i1.s 70 ~ars slow
Nearv AMMAN vn-.~-. sf1T
'1fS pigs s-f N-NfS 80 8 2 80
Snsep Pec~rfs - -srs love- t9a
is-hs s-asS~ ~-s-ii-vs $3.50
. - w--Nrrr - es~ii 80 ewes
- reefe-s C.f~-. ss9iS
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
Cunning Reporters
Finally Learn About
Andy's Latest Feat

Modest Andy" Phillips. Who
holds reporters al bay for fear they
viii interview him concerning some
OF his ofielsl exploits. has new
one There hadn't been anything
IN the PAPER about Andy FOR two
DAYS. so this new story had 20 be
good one TO make NJ for journal
istic neglect
Phillips had been trying for a
long time 20 serve paper on
foreman A. the Parks Davis plant
The fates were against him When
ever he would go into the once
the telephone girl would give
Andy" the M and down. and then
report that the gentleman in Ques
tion wasn't IN.
So the constable took his Wife
along the next time She called FOR
the vtc,ip and The victim walked
into the trap
I'm the wife % constable.
said Mrs Phillips and shall hold
you here until my husband serves
the papers"
The papers were served
Andy" lodged around eight ar
tersnt corridors IN the county build
ing Monday morning to escape re.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-31
America Once More on
Right Track. Asserts
Famous Litterateur
PEACE SPEECH
LIKE LINCOLN
Satirist Takes Rap at
T. X. and ankee
Imperialism
Bg WILLIAM PHILIP SIMS

b. WILLIAM PHILLIP SIhNs
t>tgr Correspondent United Press
WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES
Is FRANCE. Jan 81 C BernAr'i
shaw regards PreS dent Wilson a
speech 20 me senate the most 70
narkable utferance since Lincoln
--cke
England's famous Satirist. novel
81 dramsttsr and author paid the
American president his compliment
while on 4 visit 10 he British front
oasy
consider his speech stupsndoss
.y important 70 declared With
one srroSe Be az America 90 The
ueht track again !. never under
STOOD ile Imperial America 81 Rcose
,elr 5u, Wilson has rehAbilitsted
American democracy TIE country
OF iaco.n mas - found itself
Asked FOR ME expectation NJ
'be phrase peace without victor. -
SHAW responded
Peace based upon justice-thars
aI I4--=-s-fec. norsenss 'or the
.ople 20 believe Wilson Ger
nsnys catspaa or that ~ adyo-
4lss a German-made peace