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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-08

jamestown - Louis. Rudnick Of
Jamestown, has received from Vino
ma, MIMI. . message reading: "Pet-
or IL drowned. Body not found yet"
supposed to refer to the death Of his
son. who had left Winona In . row.
boat for some duck hunting on the
Mississippi. Mrs. Rudn1ck. the boys
mother, has gone "a. Wlnona. i,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-08
"KINC OF
~BOOTLEGCERS'

Dickinaon,, N. D.. Nov SD. i.
Sullivan has been arrested by Hherid
Hsrtuns on the charge of bootlegEink,
When taken into court the man-wet
placed under 5000 cash bond, which
he furnished. This il the second or
third bond that Sullivan il under for
t~oxicating liquors. -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-08

Jamestown-Fair weather of the
past four days has aided fall blowing
and seeding of winter rye materially
in Stutsrnaf county. A great deal OF
flax. which had not been threshold, is
being saved by the summer weather
experienced in this vicinity. since the
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-08

Jamestown-Members 81 the James,
town Musical club unanimously voted
to aid the North Dakota Federation
Of women's clubs raise 1 1000 to
purchase Liberty Loan bonds at their
last regular meeting. Al women's
clubs in the; state nave been asked to
aid in securing this fund, which will
be an endorsement Of the state or
gAni1ation.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-08

Jamestown-County court opened
At the stutsman county court house
yesterday morning, the day being de-
voted to the call of the calendar.
Judge ]. u. Hemmi has adjourned
court until Tuesday morning, Novem-
Der 10, when jurors are ordered to
report and several interesting civil
and criminal cases scheduled for trial.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-08
FLICKER TALES

Miss Beatrice Welentin. The losing
side captainsd BY Miss .Mayme stand
Ter. aided by the teachers, rave the
winners . delightful bonfire party
with plenty Of eats and games. Alice
came aoross In the Liberty Loan
drive. She comes access again in the
conservation drive for the school chill
.dren have secured the pledges Of
practically every housewife in the
community. Twenty four pledges
were, secured ct one noon recess.
Dickinson-A bit of misunderstand-
Inf arose between a travelling man by
the name OF Batsell whitlock, Of Bis
marck, and q negro coming out on the
train. that ended in the police court.
The negro plead guilty and Judge
Folsom imposed a fine Of $40 and
costs. "a bit Of the unusual was Great
ed when Oficer Ray Graf went to the
Reece barber shop, where the negro
was to work, and attempted to arrest
him. ~ the dark man resisted andre
fused 20 60 without the officer drst
procuring q warrant.
HAsefton-Ths next big event IN
Haxelton will be the annual Thanks
giving night ball to be given by the
vOANAAS0SA AAO NOPd1 lIllCAI. EldUOTdSo
plans are being made for the affair,
and guests from all parts Of the
county and from neighboring towns
are expected to attend.
ForhAan-N. L. Cabanne, for the
last three years cashier Of the Farm
ers' State bank, has resigned to ac-
cept a similar post with the Mer-
chants National bank Of Detroit,
MINI.
velva-The McHenry County Home
Defense and Soldiers Aid league il
making plans to remember every Nc
Henry county soldier boy at Christi
mas time with some appropriate gift.
Committees now are at work, and the
prSsents will be shipped within the
next week or two to insure their ar
rival In time for the holiday aso
Jamestown-Mrs. A. c. Horel, Of
Rice Lake. WIS.,, writes County Clerk
Jesse NJ. Gran, in quest OF ipforma-
ton that will lead her to IND her
father, Mathew. Ayers. IS ylars Of
Age. whom she believes IL working on
q farm In Stutsman county. County
officials have been unable to locate
such..A man in this county. although
there IL a possibility that he may be
working as q firm hand on some
farm far from any town OF village.
- ~
IA roeafovvn-Cnuntv co,r& nnaned
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-08

ForAAan-N. L. Cabanne, for the
last three years cashier Of the Farm
ers' State bank, has resigned to ac-
cept a similar post with the Mer-
chants National bank of Detroit,
MINI,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-10-04
CROMOWSKI UZNANY WIN
NYM NAPADU w 3CIM
STOPNIU.

Winien napadu, W trzecim stop
niu, TAXI wyrok wydany zostal
przez sedzi6w przysieg}ych sadu
dystryktowego W piatek rano W
sprawie stanu przeciw J6zefowi
Gromowskiemu, oskarzonemu 0
napad. Slazanie pociaga "a SODA
kare ME przenoszaca 80 dni VIE
zienia albo kare pieniezna ME
przenoszaca 500. Obronca w. j.
Smith ktory broni} vienna gro
bill wiele przez nadmienienie,ze fu
zya, kt6ra Gromowski wymierzy}
ma policyanta Mrashek ME byla
nabita.
Obronca powiatowy Earl Simp-
son, Z przeciwnej strony przcczy},
IL nova kt6rej Gromowski uzy--
wal gdy wymierza} fuzya podczas
napadu znaczy}a lyle jak gdyby
fuzya by}a nabita. Gromowski
mia} movie. "PiSccic tego clio
wieka albo ia wypale.'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-10-04
ZNALEZIONO ZWL0KI FRAN
KA HUMID.

Zaginiony w dniu 25 sicrpnia,
Frank Humid, Z Milton, niedalcko
cd Fountain City, "a kt6rcgo od-
szukanie familia jego wyznaczy}a
nagrode W sumic 5000 - zostal W
sobote znalcziony ma ustronne.j
czesci fanny Hcnryka Lcttnera,
zwieszonego ia galezi Z przerznie
tenn GARDEN.
Nieszczesliwy czlowiek strapio-
ny re mt iona umar}a pozostawia
jac go z siedmiorgiem drobnych
dzieci zapadl W melancholie, i W
takim napadzie odcbral sobic zy-
Gle.
Pogrzeb jego odbyl sic W sobo
te wicczorcm z katolickicgo ko-
Scielc w Fountain City.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-10-04
aE-G4 - - e. 5lsass-.
UMARLI.
S. p. z SIKORsKI.


w sobote mad ranem umarI "
domu swych fodzic6w panstwa
Mateusza i TekIi Sikorskich,sr 66g
3ciej i Carimona I'll. S. p. J6zef ST
korski.
Nieboszczyk iczyl 81 lat, pozo-
stawiI rodzic6w dw6ch braci Fran
ciszka i Felixa i cztery siostry:
panic J6zefowa Galewska, Toma-
szowa Wa1czak, Andrzejowa For
mes i parma Helena Sikorska.
Pogrzeb odbyf sic we wtorek o
9tej z koscio1a sw. Stanis1awa X.
Nabozenstwo i ceremonie pogrze-
odprawi1 Prev. Ks. pro-
boszcz j. Paeholskl. .
Wieczny odpoezynek race smu
dac PANEL
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-10-04
KOMPANIA G ODJECHAkA.

Kompania c odjecha}a W pre-
SHY czwartek z Winony w spccy-
alnym pociagu udajac sic wprost
do Camp Cody, New Mexico. Piec
wagnow napclnionych bylo zolnie
rzami. w Levy parku, gdzic zo}-
nicrzc wsiadali do wagon6w wiel-
ka liczba ludzi sic zgromadzi]a pc
zcgnat acknowledgement.
W Rochester pociag sic zatrzy.
NAL, ably wagony kompanii d
przy}aczyc do pociayu.
Mieszkancy miasta Rochester, O.
fiarowali kompanii d fundusz ze.
brany cd obywatcli togo miasta
w sumic 50, 500. Oprocz tcgo miesz
kancy ofiarowali kdmpanii D $3.50
Ma uniformly do CRY W pike i t. p.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-10-04
JOHN s. CICHAN0WSKI.
Dyrektor pogrzebowy
562 wseh. 4ta utica.
Telefon Mr.. 1851.
LOS ANGELES, Cal.

N. b. p. j. Chr.
Szanowna Redakcyo Wiarusa!
Podaje do wiadamosci, re W 50
bote tn W Sraincr AUDITORIUM,
polskie towarzystwo "American
Polish Relief Committe Of Lon An
geles, Calf" mia}o tn razem z
drugiemi bazaar, z kt6rego doch6d
przeznaczony zostaf ia glodnych
W Polscc.
Pan Paderewski przyslal DUO
rzeczy IA ten eel, a p. Bajcrski
dosfa} bardzo wiele cukierk6w z
cukierni Bishops Company, dar-
mo.
Parma Skowronska, ktora daw-
niej sluzy|a s. p. PAM HelenyMo
drze jewskiej. udekorowala mic.i-
see polskiemi choragwiami a p.
Walcndowska i innc nicwiasty
przyszykowaly te cukierki do pa
czkow.
Ale w poniedzia}ck "a wrzcSnia
dowiedzia}em sic cd p. Francisz-
ka Bajerskiego, zc bazar sic bar
dzo licho udaf. Malo ludzi bylo W
hall, DO wszystkie narodowosci So
obciazone skladkami ma Czerwo-
ny krzyz, i kazdy wspomaga swo-
ia narodowoSSc.
Pogo wrZesnia w rOzmOwie 2 D.
Stanis(awem Swontkiem dowic-
dzia}em sic, re syn jego Ludwik i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-10-04

Kazda gosppdyni vie, re jedna albo wiecej par blankieA
tow MUSI bye wybrana Ola jej domu tel jesieni. TIE stare znos
szone CIENKIE BARDZO, ME wytrzyma}y by jak raz by1o..
Zimno must bye zakonserwowane tel zimy, a ~blankiety powin>
ny bye lepsze niz kiedykolwiek, gdy piec pail sic wolnej. Te-
raz Jest czas do zegzanrinowania waszych zasob6w zabezpie-
czenia potrzeb, gdy piekne zapasy So tn zanim wieksze
ceny przyjdze p}acic. NJ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-10-04
WiadOmO$ci
MlEJSCOWE.
oDPUsT sW.

Prev. ks. kanonik. j. Pachol-
ski bawil W przesz}y piatek i So
bote W North Creeku ma odpus-
Gle patrona t~amtejszego k%oscio}a,
PREY kt6rym proboszczem Cd lat
kilku jest Wiel. ks. L.. Mscisz.
Prev. ks. proboszcz powr6ci} W
sobote pc po}udniu do Winony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-10-04
PRZYBYL POzEGNAc BRATA.

Prev. ks. J0zef Cieminski, pro
boszcz parafii Sw. Krzyza W Min
neapolis, Mimi, przyby} W pre-
sz}a srode wieczorem do Winony,
specyalnie, azeby pozegnac sic z
swym bratem najm}odszym Igna-
Gym (cz}onkiem kompanii c dru,
giego minncsockicgo regimentu)
kt6ry W czwartek 0 pol 8mej rano
odjcchal do CampCody, New Mex
leo. Prev. ks. j. Cicminski odjc
chaf W czwartek W poludnic do
domu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-10-04
CENNA PRZESYLKA PRE-
PREF
WINONE.

Druga wielka ccnna przesylka
jcdwabiu, znajdujc sic w drodze
re Seattle przcz Winone do New
Yorku. Jedwab wieziony jest w
dw6ch pociagach kolei Great MOI
thern i Burlington. Ladunek zna.j
duje sic W 81 wagonach a wartosc
ceniona. IA Sc, 600, 600. 100.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-10-04
FLAGA MA POLSKIEJ SZKOLE

Ma naszej polskicj szkole sw.
Stanis}awa X. powicwa teraz pick
ia nova flaga amcrykanska, kt6-
ia kupi} ola szkoly Prev. ks. pro
boszcz J. Pacholski. Flaga liczy
rozmiary 15x8 stop i pieknie sic
przedstawia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-10-04
S. P. r. +. NEUMAN.

w poniedzia}ek pc po4udniu u
mari W SVEN mieszkaniu pod mr.,
ST. zach. Howard ul. pc p6Itora
rocznej chorobic S. p. +. j. Neu.
man, agent biletowy j operator ma
dworcu kolei milwaukee,. !
Nieboszezyk hezyf 81 lat. Pozo.
stawia zone i troje' dziee1, ojcs.
make, pieciu braci j dwie slostry,
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic z koscio1a
sw. Kazmierza Kr.
Wieczy odpoezynek race mu
dac Panic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-10-04

Pan Leon Bronx ktory IA po--
czatku sierpnia wyjechal ma wa
kacye do Fried, n. Oak. powr6cif
W zesz1ym tygodniu napowr6t do
domu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-10-04
WlAD0MoSCI oSoBlS1E.
DO LITTLE
s. FALLS.

Parma Joanna Grabowska, sio--
stra Wei. ks. j. 81. Grabowskiego
proboszcza W parafi sw. Kazmie-
z Kr. wyjecha1a W sobote do
Little Falls, Mimi, gdzie bedzie
uczyIa " szkole publicznej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-10-04

Panowie Jan Bambenek z Wi
nony i Jakub Pellowski z Dodge,
bawiIi W czwartek i piatek W Mil
waukee.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-10-04

Parma Helena Gabrych wyjecha
la do Rochester, gdzie W szpitalu
Fanny Maryi rozpocnie praktyko
wac jake nurska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-10-04

drugi jego mlodszy syn dostali u
wiadomienie z Washingtonu, re
sic maja stawic pred doktora ola
egzaminaeyi, wzgledem sciagnie--
cha ich do amerykanskiego wojs-
ka. Pan Swiatek mi m6wi} re rad
wysIe wojsko do Rosyi. Pan A.
do1f Swiatek ! jego brat So samot
nj, to pewno wojskowosc ich ME
MIME. .s q.
Pan Adolf Swiatek jest mierni-
klein grunt6w, - inzynier, praco
wal W ofisie powiatowym W Los
Angeles. Zdr6w. ch}opak i dobry
.patryota. ...s
Szczesc i'm Boze, azeby nasza
Polske pomogli uwolnic cd tyra-
now.
Tomasz Nalcwaj a.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-25
Hosiery $1.OO

=
WOmen's Extra Heavy Weight Pure Silk
Hose with silk Isle tops; in black. white
and fancy styles: regular $3.50, $1.75 and
$500 values. Special at, Ct M
WOmen's Full Fashioned Boot Silk Hose
in black. white and some colors; regular
75c quality. Special Ct m
observation-disclosures pairs for 01.UU
WOmen's Fibre Silk Hose in black. white
grey, pink and blue; regular Csc quality
Special at Ct M
pairs for VAsVV
Women's Silk Plated Hose, in black only;
rejects of regular soc quality. Ct IN
Special at...........3 pairs for ~A'VV
Women's Black and White Cotton or Silk
Isle Hose-Regular 2sc and S5c values
Special at, Ct m
ChiIdren's Medium Weight Black Cotton
Hose-with double feet and extra splicing
in knees an excellent s5c value. 81 M
Special at.......4 pairs for ~A'VV
Mems Winter Weight Cotton SOcks-In
black, white and colors; regular Csc
quality. Special at, CT m
pairs for VA'VV
Mems silk Plated Socks-Made of fibre silk
and serviceable sock for Fall and Winter
wear Regular s5c quality. Ct M
Special at........-.4 pairs for view
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-25
Wonderful Values In
Bedding Supplies

S5c Bleached Sheets. $3.50 inches each
3 = e
Seamless B1eached Sheets size S1xso inches a very
special value. each.
Pillow Tubing AZ inches wide Dollar
Csc Bleached Muslin, SO wide, $500 Yards
quality special 1Sc, 9 yards .... 81 90
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-25
Table Danask

75c Mercerizcd DamasE. 70 inches wide,
six patterns. special a yard ooc OF y0s
Ct 70 Imported NIercerized Damask, 70
inches wide, special yard. " S1.OO
goo All Linen Damask Bleached, so in.
wide a yard 75c or IA yds. for. $1.OO
S325 Fine Linen Double Damask, Y in
wide patterns special a yard. -. S2.oO
Napkins, all linen, worth $2.95 dozen
special. napkins for Sl'OO
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-25
Kitchenware

White Eanmeled Water Pals $1.25 loot.
size special each. ...-.-.--...-...'$ 81 90
White EnameIed Combnets, $175 loot size
SPECIAL each -....... .-...,-.... 81. 90
Blue and White EnameIed TeakettIes,H $3.50
6qt. size special, each. ............ q L On
Blue and White EnameIed Coffee Pots $40
3-qt size. Special, each .s.as..s-... 81 90
z-inch Casseroles, with nickel plated stands
regularly SLIPS, special, each .........4 81 90
Serving Trays with glass backs mahogany
and oak finished frames. brass handles, regu-
larly $1.5O, special, each g. on
Roehr Cream Whips, regularly $1.25. spe-
clal' each -....'..--.. ......-.-... 81 90
Wear Ever Aluminium Preserving Kettles
$1.30 4-qt. size, special each ........ 41 M
Star Cut Tumblers-thin blown glass; bell
shape regularly $500 dozen, special
for ..-.............-.-.. .$1.OO
finch Lunch Plates of plain white English
ware, special at, IS for. 81 90
CSC Fancy Decorated Plates, for. 81. 90
Zoe Fancy Decorated Plates, IL for. $1.OO
Chatting Dishes s1.OO off Regular Prices
$500 Chatting Dishes. .............. $500
$500 Chatting Dishes. .............. $500
$500 Chatting Dishes. ........... $500
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-25
Toilet Goods

oilet Goods
Palm Olive SpeciaI-One box Of
Face Powder, one jar of Van
ishing Cream, and three bars
of Soap-total value, s1.4o;
Day. ....... view
Vantines' Wisterfa Toilet Water.
4 full 4-ounce bottle. Ct m
regularly s1.25. Special " A'OV
Your Choice of Any Five CSC
Perrin Toilet Prepara- G. M
These preparations include
Face Powder Rouge, Tooth
Paste, Nail Polish, Cold Cream,
Odo'stroy, Nail B e h, and
Cuucle Remover.
whites" Pearl Tooth Paste,
regularly Csc a tube; 0Eo
Special at. 2 tubes for SOV
Sample Line of Hair Brushes,
with hand drawn bristles. reg
u1ar $3.50 values, spe- Ct m
cial each ......-V AsVV
Ebony Back Hand Mirrors,
slightly damaged. val CT m
ues up to $3.50 for :. " Lew
15c Violet TaIcuYn Pow IN
der, Special at. xVG
Imported Face Powder-whIte
or flesh-a 25c box r.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-25
Ribbons

20c HairbOw Ribbon-p1ain MORE with satin
edge, inches wide. Special Ct m
at. ................. :, 4 yards for 9l.UU
Finch Satin Ribbon in all staple and fancy
shades, exceptional value at sec O. m
yard' Special at. $3.50. 3 yards for sDxsUU
Fancy Ribbon from to inches wide in light
and dark patterns, values up to 35c q m
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-25
Wells and Yelling

Lady Dainty Wells; Special IN.
each -..-.-.-.-. ..-.-.....-........ xVC
MIN Ends of All Silk Face VeiIing-s5c 1r
and soc qualities, Special at the yard. 1OC
50 % Drape VeiIs-slightly imper- Ct m
feet; Special at. O1.UU
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-25
White Goods

CSC Fancy White Goods, special yard
1Sc, or yards for. $1.OO
15c white Mercerized Lawn, 1214c or 10
yards for $1-OO
25c White Mercerized Lawn 2Oc or yds.
for %4.OV
12hc White LongcIoth, 10 yd. bolt $1.OO
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-25
Embroideries

27-inch Baby Flouncing in new dainty en-
broidered patterns regular soc quail Ct m
ity at the yard, 35c, Or. 3 yards for y .UU
Zoe Embroidery to inches wide Ct m
Special at. .............12 yards for y sUU
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-25
Boys and Girls Hats

Boys Hats-One lot formerly priced at sec,
s5c 75c and $1.OO. Special for e. IN
Dollar Day" at for. ........-... SUxsVV
Girls Hats-One lot of girls hats and bon
nets, values up to $1.95 each. G. IN
Boys Hats-One lot formerly priced at $125
S1.50 to $1.95. Special at, Ct M
each. V4sVV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-29
MAY Be
SAVED BY u. s.
AID, NOT ARMS

TOKYO. dee. sD.-Thc Rns
sian people should not be nban
donesi ~ the Germans. Ameri
can influence l. strong there. en-
ccpt among those whose minds
y have been poisoned by German
profagandn. America may stiil
save the situation, not by force.
hat b, extending sympathy and
help
ThiH was the statement made e.
newspaper men hero by John y
stevens. chief American railway
commissioner 10 Russia lie expects
a. return shortly to Russia and belt
reorgnuire the railway systems.
"Not Tor moment should the al
liea relax their sympathy and help
he aaid. hut should quadrupie their
efforts The Russian people must
not be punished nor abandoned
but encouraged
stevens believes that the pro Ger
man element IN Russia viii be- over
thrown
Men work or not ns they please
he said Women are doing much or
the work in the shops along the
railway tracks and Ia the fields.
and even acting as brnkomcn. Food
10 plentiful. but lu not being diatrib.
utrd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-29
WAR FREIGHT
is MOVING IN
ALI. DISTRICTS
nv ROBERT J. BENDER

WASHINGTON. Dec % - III
rector General McAdoo today began
the movement of war freight turnout
the country without regard to ind.
vidunl limos simultaneously tho
railroad war board thru which Nc.
Adoo viii direct an operations. FOR
tho present. worked on "a definite or
gnnlzntion plan for thc future. How
long thia board VIII act az McAdoo's
operating agency appeared to depend
on ~ initial success IN meeting de.
mands Pooling OF freight equip
ment and expenditures VIII hc &C
complished as rapidly as possible
when McAdoo's plans are finally
worked out IL Be- stated authoritative
Is the roads win bo operated as bust.
moss unit 'nder such operation
the government should net $3.50 600.
600 a year above compensation TO he
rnid the roads. federal control en-.
thuginBts declare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-29
SAYS SWIFT co.
TRIED FREEZE
LITTLE FIRMS

BOSTON. prc "a Testimony In
the federal trade commission hearing
on tho meat Industry before Commits.
sinn~r Victor Murdoch herr today
tended % show attempts % force
the small retail butcher out 81 huai
ness hY means - chain stores. %
camouflaEed under various names.
nam~a
John Gleuuic. iniiow manufacture
81 Sorth Hanover. said 60 De- the
only independent rrfdrrinE fnHnufac.
turrr IN the state. asserted represent.
aiivra ~ swifi a Go approached him
offering tgno 600 for hiH plant which
was valued az f3t Geo he declared
thr Swift Go had strong influence
over inc Boston a Maine u y and
that upon hla refusal ~ this offer
be vna told be would find it difficult
Go got freight thru on that road.
Two weeks after the alleged threat
rs the swtfi company Glouuio'H
freight shipment was seriously de-
hycd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-29
'MUNY CAR men
ASK WAGE RAISE

twenty-five municipal street rail
way conductors and motorrnen have
petitioned the city council for a wnEe
Increase from ya.s0 20 81 day, and
Tor 10 days vacation a year on fun
pay.
The petitioners insist they are On.
titled to the raise. and call attention
10 the fact that the pay 81 barn men
has been increased more than this
amount
They also point 20 the findings q
the arbitration board In the Puget
Sound Traction. Light 4 Power Com.
pauy controversy. that si.49o year
IS the least that a family can be- sup
ported on at this time.
James W. Ferguson. chief drafts
nan OF the water department. and
Gordon Lamb. senior craftsman. ask
increases from si35 20 $3.50. and from
sif5 20 gl35 per month. respectively.
The demand OF the police FOR q 40
per cent raise was referred % the
council Friday b. the finance com.
rnlttee without recommendation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-29
Far andNear
News by Telegraph
and Telephone

dance and entertainment viii be-
given Sew Years evening at 1904
F0urt' ave. hy The seattle branch
~ the bohemian National alliance 81
America. and tho French Relief Corn.
,nittce Joffre Dancing viii com.
iHenco 40 sac o'clock
Louie Wan. who was recently ar.
rested for having a large quantity
- opium IN his apartment Ia tho Ivy
lnt4 WAS convicted by a jury Ia tho
federal court Friday
Representative John J. Miller and
T. u Trcnholmo. former chairman ~
the KING county democratic central
committee. were speakers az tho sat.
urdar luncheon Of tho King County
Democratic club. held IN the Good
Eatf cafeteria
Rev. Garter Helm Jones viii
prrlch ON THE Temple 81 the
Heart at tho First BAPTIST church.
SUNDAY morning AZ the evening
service Or Jones VIII give brief
TAX on THE Memorable Year" and
the choir viii give program Of
Christmas music
Rev 4. -. kccIcr win preach on
The Place 81 the Church in Tn.
Present Crisis" Sunday morning. at
the Central Presbyterian church. DR.
kecler will deliver II New Year ser
mon az the evening service
The feature Of SUNDAY school
festival to be- held SUNDAY evening.
in the So Johns Episcapol church.
Of Wcat Seattle, win be- THE Birth
and Infancy ~ Jesus. In Scripture.
Music ana Art" Tho festival was
POSTPONED from last Thuradny on nc
count Of fhc death OF ono Of the
children
CHEIiALIS.-Nili Pratt, "a for.
MGR resident of this place. who Join
ed The forestry service some time
uEp, died iu Washington. - c.. while
on hlH way 10 France with hia com.
pany The remains will be brought
to ChohaliH for burial
BEIIINGIIiN.--I g. Hyrum.
who says that his homo is al oaks
Vile Wash. was arrested by federal
authorities IN this city today. on u
charge Of inpcrHonntinR a federal
officer II % reported TINT ho rc.
coivco credit in this city by stating
that ho was Ia the employ of the
government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-29
SIMS SUPPORT
Chief SUBJECT
IN NAVY PROBE

WASttfNGTpN. Dee - The
house navy probing committee viii
turn 20 searching probe ~ the
European phase uf the navY'n con.
duet % the war Immediately upon
reaaacmhlng ~ congress next
Thursday. Chairman Ollver indicated
TO-DAY
Admiral Henson. chief ~ naval
operations. Just returned from
abroad. has been summoned 90 ap.
pear ho stated
Reports that Admiral Sims com
manding in foreign waters. has com,
planned Of navy department delays
In responding 60 his requests, were
expected 20 be- aired again
Representative Hritton ~ who
FLASHED With secretary Daniels az
the opening hearing over those re-
ports. declared he would push his
Inquiries later" when officers who
have been on duty on tho other aide
appear lie also In expected 10 bring
10 tho stand two congressman. who
recently returned from the front
with stories ~ alleged Slma.dopart
mrnt friction