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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-15
-Erikois asioitsijat "OCCIDENT" Jauhoille.
1ronwoodin ia ympdri$t0n uuti$ia

mid ppbGiltana baaliin, tiiiilemaan
ia fdtfemGdn %iloianomaa Seeiitfies-
to- Snoml Sttafaa Sionin &ante-
leet m1taannel
= Mlefirioittannt mafiaa Smf.
6.S3 bollarista Jos ldbetpfict owat
lata oollarin eli pli.
(Slm.) Hicbolas o. WattIpn,
221 e. @c2eob glpc.
= Mr Simeon Sillupla Norrien
fpl1lt1 Iouffaii jnfn aifa iitten fai-
auofiesia jalfania, jonfa tab0en bd-
men on tGptpnpt olla 10 mlllttotnia al
fojo iairaalasia. Sielld on bGncltd
folmle tpartpasta Ieifattu. Soitpom-
me bGnen pifaista p~arnntumistnan.
= Seiuonen, paino 1900 on mpp-
tGlpGnG f.
(Slnt. l3I US. UtcSep0 ope.,
Srompooo, Wicb.
= Wnuriioliiton fuufoulifofouf-
iesia 5 y. Wrs Sranf Sobnionin luo
10 @orrien tplGllG oil jdicnia rum
ioasti = manbempoofin ipGfeG oil
ferGGntpnpt, joten buoneet oliipat
tGpii. 2oulettiin Sionin 8antelees-
ia lauluia ia pastori pitt mielenfiin-
toiien eiitelman Serifosta = militia
ie ennen nGptti la of ia mitd ie OF
MT. @iiasta fesusteltiin ia lopnfii
j%uotiin fabpia. 8oDtdtliloa oil $50
E&iitos Wrs Sobnion fabpipopbGstdl
= MpbtGipGna. gnliluofon tant-
mabetponen ia tparia mppoaan jofo
pboesiG tai erifleen. Samma fuii-
liilt min t. rasfaaieen iarioon, nil
mefii puntariSia ollesia poinoi
100 paiinaa. Mofiaa paiipan fdp-
bG fotiomasia. 8arla on bppd ORR
maria, a~inoastaan A If. ifGinen ia
file idle iuuri ia iparmasti, ellei mi
tGGn onnettomulitta iatit ipoioann fe
refisteerata.
Sacob Sobnion,
.(4O 8or AZ, upion, isis.
= Mripofas firffofoniertti on firf
fofoorimmte toimesta lind nbtpentti-
no., alfaen Ito 8 iIlalIa firtosia. @oS-
riGmme tiiIee foniertisia atpiista-
moan uieat tiinnetiit muffin pst1-
mot ia 8esiemerin 6. foori m. M.
DiIettien binto on 25c. ia on niita
iaatatpana pappiIasia ia f0Srin i6ie-
militia. @ipd iuinfaan fitfaan taboo
olla poisia tdsta bartpinoiiesta Hat
iliioesta.
= Monen eribimtaiiia, piimeistd
MALTA idnfpfomarin ietteiG on neil
Ia.
Cam.) Silberg e 9ctola.
= Wetobisti firfosia @per ia Mon
field f%otitjen fiiImosio on %iunnintoi-
no ioortto flo 10 ap. ia flo s Italia.
iinnuntoifouIu ITO fl np. Sri M1is
fer pribitii e~ngIannin fieIeIIG flo 9 ip.
@aisten apitpbbistptien tuiioiiiub-
Ia on t. t. 81 b. Ito 8 in. ~riiniaaIla
%obielmaIlo.
W. Bitfdncn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-15
aauiallisIeurafnunan militia:

&aniallsieuratnanan iailftlta:
TGnG iltana flo 8 pubnu tirton
boalisia past. 80. 8isfari Galime-
tista.
Suomenna periantaina lasten ont
p~eluieuran fofous flo 1873 illalln
past. g. @ltoren luona. &aittil
Sauantoina II p. flo 9 paiip1lla
IobjoisfplGn ompelulenran fotons
Mr Wotti 2iimafan farmilla.
,Sumalanpolmelus S~rompoooisia
funnuntaina Is p. flo 10 up.
SumalanpalhpeIus iunnunt. Is p.
flo H2 @an 9usfirfisia toipnbaa-
IilIa. Hi"ppifouluun uifopien lap
fen IiiaGnfirjoitns iamasia tilaiinn-
besia.
SsNamalonpalmelus innnlnt. IL p.
flo K4 @rpin fplGn topnbaalilla.
Gilaiiunoesia pioetdan pari pibetta
ia annetaan rippifoulunm oifofpille
IGfipt.
SmpeluIeuron fofous firfon. baa-
IiIo torstaina % p. flo 8 ilIalla.
@olmiit tpot mufaon fiitospGitpan
mppntiG iparten.
Sssumalanpalpelus tunnunt. % p.
flo 10 up. @esiemerisiG. &ippifoulu
Iosten lGfipt fullluStelloan. llriia op
pilaita otetoan.
Seurafuntapiirin fofous Sronipoo
oisia iunnuntaina flo 2 ip
Sumalanpalpeliis iunnnntaina %
b. flo 1928 Italia Meabpillen foulul-
Ia.
&uollut ia bal1oattdi Wafefieloisid
&ustoa ia @malia 2inian tptto SSSii-
Iia 2oipirne ipnt. belmif. 20 p. 1916
ia fuoli fuumetaltiin marrasf. 7 p.
1917. / M. s IT. ia 18 p. ifGifena
&auoattiin faniallisfeuratunnan fir
fosia t. t. 10 b.
$40 6. @per ct. Sromipooo, Micb.
'%abelin $50 @rne @aiunta.
Nroriiolttton betigelltner Ito
ma on emf ppbano Is p. altoen flo
8 tasmdlleen tirfon alaialisia. Sb.
ielma on iettraafpa:
Db~teislailuo 9. Sc. no. 444. i
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-15
Peterson Bros.



Hliori bepostiimi, paliaat, rect ia
f1rrpt.
Sacob @abtola,
211 Daft ct. Srompooo, Wicb.
(Slm.-4O
= So NIT uaraamu,e fiitospGitpGn
illan t. t. 20 p. menndfiemme i,,bIi-
maan @onticellon baalille. Sielld
iaamme frallla artpofasta obielmaa
ia nGbo1 miten ia fenelle &aniallis-
cltrofrnnan arpoffaot moitot iatau-
iagpat. TerpetuIoal
5mltaa tarfastamaan me,oan
liiiia njanmufaista &opal 9abipl-
paabtioamme.
ystdmppbellG Manuel 2clIl.
= Wiime fnnsfl plleista rlofoi-
lliisto oil pitbbas tulo $110.67, jo-
ia ilunma MT tpoioadn moinita, fun
faiffi on iaotit tilitetpfii. SGstG far-
niista tulofiesta olemme fdtfin iloi-
Tia ia fiitolliiio.
= &aiffia niita benfil6itG ioiIIa
on mpntGcpGnG g. icltrafimnon arpa-
tifettiG pppoetGGn pstGhpdIliiesti IL
littGmGGn mbpntinfG ia palantta-
nloan tifettifirjon fonnot pappiIaan
ipiimcistGGn iunnut. t f. % p.
: 3. g. 6. II. flnbi ia jGienten
pstGpGt pani toimeen oinoalle mi
IifienG" olepalle jGienelleen erittdin
b%itasfat Tina" fefferit miime mao
nontoi iltano. Sllan ionforitar MIN.
Mrs Gale Sahplep oil duff bptpin
bGmillGGn mutta 10 toipui illan fulu
esia entisten totperien iIoiiesia ieu-
ras5a.
= &nollnt. &. +. s p. fuoli Wrs
Maria @melio SieipiIG, Gust Sieipi
Ian iuoimo, 9aipis lufeiiilla iairos-
tcttuoan pitemmGn oifaa feiibfotai,-
tia Sliremaar idi ploliio ia 5 los
ia. Saiitaiis tapabtiii Silbere & See
tola bartalistoimiSton mGlitpfielIG
,piime maanantaina
= Sonlninblien aifa lGbenee ia
me baluomme iulea Iiiffeemme iubIi
man pleiion ilioiioon. Sarfostafaa
ieuroapia ilmoitufiia. {.
CSIm.) Silbers & &etpla.
: 8nsti Sninla, Mareneosta,
8is., pieraili perbeineen Srontpoo-
oisia iunniintain nifana. &GneIIG
of toto perbe mitfano ia matfo fiiIjet
tin outolla.
= MbDtGtudmG balpalIa rasfas
foifinpuolin teripe betponen, noin IL
mlioben nanbo. &pipfda Idbemmin
SiaImor 8iippa
Yorf SoteI 8locf.
= s. @obert Gill, iofa on toimi-
nut tponjobtaiano Worean & 60. ie.
menttitebtooII9 on eronriit ia mititt
toniit 81. IouIiin, Minn.
= &. g. f%irrrof66rin jGienet TO-
foontiiipot barioihifiiin emf iltnniin-
tnina flo 8 ip. @boottomosti foiffi
iiIIoin mufoan.
= @iime maanantaima toimitet-
tin erifoispoaIit $4,000 ooIIarin
Iainan ottamiiesta fairpitneiIre, TIT
Den ipefiIaitotfen bonffimiiefii. o.
ionotto tpooIeibin of Ioimeo, find at
noostaon 45S 66nt1 annettiin lot
nan puoIesta ia 30 iitd ~tuastaon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-15

Haori bepostiimi, paliaat, rect ia
fGrrDt.
Sacob Wabtola,
211 Oaf ct. S~ronpoo0, Micb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-14
SENATORS CLASH
IN LIVELY TILT

Senator JohnHon's amendment 90
the public service commission law.
denying the public commission
power TO relieve any public service
corporation from obligations or
rates contained IN franchise un.
der which IL f. operating. stirred
up 3 lively debate In senate today
Senators Metcalf and johnson
led the fight for the amendment,
Johnson declared the amendment
was caused by petition OF the Ia
coma Railway and Power company
To be relieved Of paving ohllga.
tons. gross earnings tax and other
franchise contracts with Tacoma
Should co 10 People
1t Is just a question Of common
honesty between parties" he said.
the corporation. In asking 10 be
relieved OF contracts. H. NJ the
same time asking TO retain all tho
benefits Il obtained by reason OF
making those contracts. The Law
never meant 10 allow for such dis
honesty"
II have some sympathy with
poor. down.trodden street car com
pany." said Metcalf. hut n II
wants TO De relieved from a def.
mite contract with tho people. Il
should go for relief 10 the people
With whom II made that contract"
Senator Jones fought the amend.
msnt. claiming the original fran.
chises given by cities were made
long before state control idea came
into exlstnnce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-14
CAS,HEARTBURN,
INDIGESTION OR
,ASICK STOMACH
"Pspe's Diapepsin" relieves
stomach distress in
five minutes.

Time IT. Pape's Diapepsin Will
sveeten a sour. gassy or out-of-or-
der stomach within five minutes.
n your meals don't 1T comfort
ably. or what you eat lies like a
lump Of lead in your stomach. or II
you have heartburn. that Is usually
a sign OF acidity of the stomach.
Get from your pharmacist fifty
cent case OF Pape's Diapepsin and
take a dose just as soon as you
can. There will be no sour risings,
no belching Of undigested food
mixed with acid, no stomach gas or
heartburn, fullness or heavy feel
ing in the stomach, nausea, debill-
tating headaches or dizziness. This
will all go, and besides. there Will
be no sour food left over In the
stomach to poison your breath with
nauseous odors.
Pape's Diapepsin helps to neu-
tralize the excessive acid In the
stomach which IL causing the food
fermentation and preventing prop
dlgestion.
Relief in five minutes Is waiting
or you at any drug store
4 These large fifty-cent cases con.
tain enough "Pape's DispepBin" 10
usually keep the entire family free
from stomach acidity aud It's symp-
toms of Indigestion. dyspepsia,
sourness. gases. heartburn, and
headsche, for many months. IL be-
longs In your home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-14
Pillar Has Long List
of "Brothers" on Staff

tions Past chancellor. knights of
pythIas. Queen city Lodge No 10.
ludepcnd ut order of EAGLES. Unit
cd Commercial Travellers New Sc.
attic Chamber OF Commerce. indie
pendent ORD of B'uai Firth. ex.
president Of Consumers league.
putlatch executive committee. and
he was q hard working rilikum.
Helped shelter Destitute
During 1913 and 1914. when the
unemployed "a Seattle became n
bigger problem than ever Pillar
became chairman OF the committee
which took charge OF the situation.
lie helped ~ up old Providence
hospital "a shelter the destitute.
lie raced against Louis =. Hart
for the lieutenant goyernorshlp
nomination In the republican party
and lost
Nearly a Councilman
Two ycirs latar. Pillar came
within one vote OF being elected to
the city council. when n vacancy
had Ia be filled by the other coun.
cilmcn G. J France. present AZ.
torney for the port commissio>
and Pillar each received the same
number Of votes q Il. Cooley was
finally chosen as the compromise
candidate.
There's one point" says pillar.
that would just AZ soon have
seen kept out Of the campaign.
Some one dug up the fact that |
used 10 sell bonded whisky on the
road, Some people might think
I'm not a dry Hut ! am"
He's 81 years OF age. married.
owns property. and lived In Seattle
Is years lie waH a member Of
the Legislature IN Massachusetts,.
Pillar fayors Iltney regulation. old
age pensions for city employees. OPP
posed 10 big public market system.
fayors a rolice commission. wants
TO see ,axea reduced and leans 10.
ward home rule
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-14
WINE THAT BURNED
WORTH MORE NOW

Exactly 1895 gallons OF red. red
wine we're destroyed in the Grand
Central dock fire on July 2S, ac-
cording 10 the testimony of Henry
Lagomarslno, the owner. before
Judge Macintosh Tuesday. in his
suit against the Pacific Alaska Nav.
igatlon Co, 10 recover s1,7s3.09
damages.
How does 1t come" inquired II.
i. Rinehart. attorney for the trans
Separation company that you esti-
mated the value Of the wine at only
$1,000 following the fire. and now
you have jumped the price,
well. you see. wine improves
with age" the plaintiff explained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-14
FOX FARMING LATEST
IDEA TO MAKE MONEY

VANCOUVER. H. G.. Feb. ~ -
Risklng thousands In money to
ralaa tho temperAmental fox from
puppyhood TO an age for successful
marketing t. now business belng
developed on Vancouver Island,
near Port Albcrni.
Men who have made the venture
into this Young industry OF the Pa.
ciflc Northwest have found much
OF romance in Il and also many a
slip and uncertainty. a mare OF
disappointing things can happen
before the foN has fulfilled lts des.
tiny and II tanned into an ailuring.
highly fur. rracing the
white throat az "A pretty woman.
Wallace W. Iafeaux. young
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-14
WOMAN FIGURES IN
CHINESE TONG CASE

Lee Wong. alias Jack Lee. arrest
ed on suspicion OF killing Harry
Wong in front OF the Milwaukee
hotel Saturday morning. was releas-
ed from custody after he had told
Deputy Prosecutor Summers hts
version OF the tong war Capt. Ten
nant believes II to be true version
OF the affair.
Lee Wong and Harry Wong. the
dead Chinese. were members OF the
Hop Sing tong. according to the
story told by the released prisoner.
He and HIS dead cousin. he said.
we're caught in a trap act for them
In a womnn's room
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-14
DEMOCRATS plan TO
INCREASE j. 5. DEBT
CALLED UNJUSTlFIED
Manly Unmasks Most Stupendous Fiscal
Proposal Ever Made by Nation at Peace;
McAdoo Fights Moves to Tax the Rich!
~ BASIL NJ. MANLY

WASHINGTON Feb, 1.-THE Of the democratic
the house for meeting the impending deficit IN the federal easu
which has Just been made public the stupudous
Al forward
The plan. which
the OF the embodes;
First-issuanee s2oo,oooooo in short treasury
within 90
offset the deficit for three
fiscal bills
Secord-Sale all outstanding
pressteiy s2sioooooo aid in financing
Asn military
rhrS-sevlsion Of the inheritance tax and Increase OF
<ts rates by approximately SO
Fourth-The OF a all
profits" o a
8 een
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-14
WILL URGE ROAD
FOR DEFENSE here

Incorporation papers OF the Pa
cific Coast Defense league. formed
chiefly 10 secure the construction
OF a military highway from Canada
20 the Mexican border. were taken
out at Olympia Tuesday. The
league will urge upon congress I'm
mediate appropriation for coast
military highway as "A means Of as
sembling troops.
The Seattle incorporators Of the
league are city Comptroller Har.
~ W. Carroll. f.. T. Sweeney. Nor
iltz Thompson. John s. McMillin.
II. c. Henry. and Il " Emerson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-14
Prayers of Many Creeds
Heard in Unique Church

common ground OF suppIiance TO
the Maker
There are other non-scctarian
churches. but they are given over
10 the different denominations OF
Christianity.
Garfield H. q mining and smeli-
Ing center with laboerrs recruited
from all quarters Of the globe.
Citizens Interested In their welfare
erected the BUILDING for the use Of
all aectH.
Here. side b. side. kneei those
who petition the Christ. Moham-
med. Buddha. Brahma and 10
rooster This common meeting has
resulted in mutual respect. a
spirit Of tolerance, a harmony OF
the different elements, perhaps I'M
equaled In any other spot on earth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-14
ASSEMBLE GUNS; NOT
FOR MERCHANT SHIPS

WASHINGTON. Feb "a Naval
guns now being assembled at the
New York navy yard are to be used
on auxiliary and scout cruisers and
on any vessels of that type which
may be converted 10 wars uses. II
was announced at the navy depart.
ment today.
II was insisted the guns are not
for use on American merchant ships
as defensive armament
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-14

man who wcaried Of the monoiony
OF the real estate business. Is the pio-
necr fox farmer 81 the Port Alberni
country. Others who dream OF
riches from foxes may profit by HIS
experiences.
Lafeaux - raising the Silver
Black fox. particularly delicate
creature to handle. but one that
brings the greatest reward when
ready for sale He has learned a
lot about foxes that he didn't know
when he first built his pens. la
feaux r. gambling his time and
money against the tendency o. Rey-
nard TO lie down and die just about
the time his pelt Is worth its
weight in gold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-14
MAIL MEN TO WORK
FOR LOVERS TODAY

This is the day when anonymous
remembrances are exchanged. For
number of days Seattle stores
have been selling valentines like
hot cakes.
The main idea is that the path
of young love has been rose-strewn
by the gentle spirit of St Valen.
tine. who was beheaded by the Ro-
mans.
It's Valentine day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-14
CANDIDATES TO TALK

All the councilmanic candidates
have been invited TO address a pub
lie meeting NJ the University
Branch library. Tenth ave N. r..
and 50th st.. Wednesday evening,
under the auspices OF the Uniyer.
sity Community club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-14

In 1894 a young cigar msker
Joined the union In Cambridge.
Mass. and tho he was but 10
years OF ss.. the labor leaders
noticed he was an enthusiast
live wire.
II was Albert A. pillar. the
candidate for council who looks
like a grand opera slnaer.
That original faculty OF making
himself active has kept Pillar busy
for a good many years.
He's \ Joiner
In the first place. he is one Of
champion loiners' Of this com
Here IL list Of his orgRniza.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-14
STEALS TROMBONE
and GETS SOAKED

Charles Wilson. OF musical incli-
nations. and convicted OF stealing a
slide trombone from =. T.. Fuller's
room. IN the Grand Central hotel,
was sentenced 10 serve from one TO
II years In Monroe Wednesday. aft
or he pleaded guilty before Superior
Judge Smith.
4. Lundgren pleaded guilty 10
petit larceny. Sentence was de-
ferred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-14
ts,Il>IH

tuaiis q Z. 6. T. pot roast. &C. o. -hsul-
der round steak i7sc 10 home rsa
d~rcd Hard. Its atc hamburger aud
sausage meat TIC 70 veal outlets i7Ac
u. stalls 1851. b~si frrsh churned but.
ter CSC 10 fresh churned butter &c ID.
lbs $50. fancy Washington creamery
butter. zoe 10. strictly fresh ranch esg.
asc dor. 2 doz Ttcs mild foil cream
cheese 2tc ID. guaranteed coffee 10
u. stalls 1915. large roll toilet paper
&c. large psEs corn flakes isc. ier
pkg baking powder. &C.. fresh crisp Gin
ror snaps foc ~ dried aprlcots or
reaches C. u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-14

stan "a. pAstsurired milk q ~. 20
At. fsirs Eranaiatsd sugar he SIC
stall ~. cleanser. Zoe can. large pkr
Geld Dust. gtc stall - io-th has Of
flour. SOC, maraFoai g. N. tomatoes
lee can. he can ~ peaches. for gtr
al 49, peanut butter. : ihs &c. best
fresh rhurn~d huttcr. &c ~ fresh
churu~d butter sc 10. it- st,. cot
tago cheese. Toe ID. stan N ~ lhs cot
fee. sec. chocolate ltr 10 stalls -
Japan fra. $50 % iarrr cana siicsh
bets. use. Lbs beat Jap rice. sac 3
taotsa matches Zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-14

sail ~, ihs pure rraHaiAssa szxaT
tfg. stall -. pare passeufiHed milk. q
ps. o. a.. stalls ca potato sausage
sausage lee 10. stall itsT. sirtoin STEAK
iSc ~ T-hene STEAK ise 10 veal uheps
ite 10 stan -. apples, sec 20 ti.ns hen
potatoes. o. SO % t13s per Narh. stall
tttt Huukisi oranges To- dos tarss
wlurxar@. iec der stall - founder
s. u herring Sc N large bloaf~rs g.
each Eian 1881. hest chsrnsd cr~amsry
batter. CSC %. stan ~. ssc bAktnK pos
der. tsc; Economy coffee itc DO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-14

The entire plan contemplates the
raising OF more than $3.50, 000 goo OF
revenue.
Morgan Benefited
The principal feature OF the plan
IL the issuance OF s43i .00O.0 GOO worth
OF interest bearing securities. and II
Is upon this feature primarily that
the attention OF the American peo-
pie should be- concentrated.
Never before in times OF peace
has this nation issued its securities
except for capital Investments. save
only the notorious gold bond" Is
sues during Cieveland's administra-
A.tion, which subsequent events have
Borrowed was almost entirely for the
i benefit OF J. Y. Morgan. Even the
Panama canal was built largely out
OF the surplus revenues OF the fat
years" Of federal finance. IL Is be-
cause OF this fact that the treasury
still has 1891 .O00. 900 worth OF Pan
anna bonds still unissued.
Followed Wise Policy
Up to the present time the wise
fiscal policy OF the democratic lead
s~s. has been. PAY as YOU 20. and
expense on the shoulders Of
4 e who profit by the expendi-
.ares" In accord with this policy
they have levied the income tax. the
Inheritance tax and the munitions
AK
This has not. however. been
the policy Of the standardization.
During his entire ircumoeney.
Secretary MeAdoo. the financial
spokesr,an Of the Wilson ad.
ministration. has urged a bond
Issue. ard has opposed, diplo-
maticsliy, but none the less
doggediy. every increase IN tax
alton UPON THE RICH.
v During the last session Of con-
qress there was an open break
between Secretary McAdoo and
Representative kitchln. grow.
Ing Qua Of the secretary's In
sissence on a bond issue.
Now. apparently. with the stu
pendous needs OF the treasury be-
fore them. with the rising tide OF
prohibition threatening the income
/, from whisky and beer taxes. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-14

stalls io-ii, bacon backs zoe ID bacon
b. the piece. 7tc 10 stalls iss-iio. lem
ons. % don dried onions. ID. &c 1
lbs str stall tae. fdpton'~ tsa. IN.
tin sec ililis Red can caftee a7c car.
nation milk. large cans gsc. stalls
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-14
GERMANY BEHIND
CUBAN REv0LT7
eY CARL o. CROAT

United Press Staff Correspondent
fsHINGToN. Feb. i4.-Ger-
mai Influence was seen today In
Cuban and Mexican troubles.
As officials viewed conditions 10
the south OF this nation. II appear
ed more than likely that Germany
was stirring up trouble there to
keep the United states engaged in
nearer home affairs.
As for Cuba. the situation may
become such that American inter
ference will become necessary. tho
as the revolt there stands now In
Prevention is not yet required.
Border activities with unofficial
reports OF killing OF three Ameri-
cans served also to accentuate the
Mexican problem.
Tacoma wants to lift the curse"
from Mt. Rainier. Better leave the
name tn remind US of the old days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-14

v-@i ruiis,.. isc 10 hsmhufs.r. 10
- raisin cake itri puwP.Fuirsts 3
ieAses stc3 graham. : leaves ate. sand b
pteh bread lss. sardin-s har Ice. tnr.
& 20 and tse. g. hakinE powder. ~
can. sirius beans ise can. ran cream
cheese atr 10 fine rnfrse , ne 80
wssson pii. tie can. Cfisro, medium tfe
smoked hsfftnE Soc boz salss 10
Itf hiarA cod ) he fEr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-14
BANK CLERK is
SHOT BY BANDIT

Frank ]. Harper. 90. clerk in the
Seattle National bank. was held up
and shot IN the hand Tuesday,
about II p. m. by highwayman,
Just after he had left "A Fauntleroy
car al Lakewood station. He was
able 10 work Wednesday morning
The pistol was evidently loaded
with buclHhot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-14
Y. N. C. A. INSTRUCTS
new AMERICANS

The court examination which a
foreigner must take before he re-
celves his final naturalization pa.
pers. will be thoroly explained at
a mock hearing 10 be held Wednes.
day az y. m. before the class In
naturalization at the Young Mems
Christian Association at Fourth
ave. and Madison II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-14

GARFIELD Utah. Feb IA
Prayers In 80 tongues ascend from
one little house oi devotion IN this
town.
II rs the only church In the world
where all races and creeds are vel
come 10 worship In their own fash.
ion II has remained for the west
to erect this unique ediflce which
bars no faith. In II Gentle. Jew.
Mormon and Pagan meet On the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-14
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