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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
At11prtka.
Mlt pcl peb Camp 0obge.

lllpftesfl,gle bar ipaoet> at Sor'
boloene peo 9belleslejren Ga1'l{
Dodge piloe blipe meget banlfelige
noor @iutere,1 i,1btraa6te, 1nen cf;
ter MI ilerc Sage at babe bopt
aoIfi1lige @ra6er un0er Zero mel:
6eS Ocrfro, at alt er bel. &uloen'
set l1oaeoe IA @ra6er l1nocr 3ero,
bor fife pol6t Sol6aterne itgrre
l1len1per, e,1b Sc, Der CT alntl1De=
Iige blo11ot ben cibile 8cfolfning,
og n1e6 Scnlpn til Torl1o1igeller
on, ipr1ngl1e ganorer og tilfros11e
&Ioofer, loo er 0isle l(belb iffe
t1,otr1tfet / nogen nGpnebRro1Q
@rob. 9[f S1l babes ct tilltrpffe=
1igt 5orrao0, 1elD om Ell flere Ga:
ges. 8li55aro belt afitp11gte 2eirer
fra Nrnoeroenen. 8orofferne bol:
0es porme, og 0fficererne forlan,
ger life noget uri1neligt meo Sen;
ipn til Eiene1ten 1,n0er iao6anne
efstroor6i,1ere Sorbol6. &o1Ntr11f
tionsorbej6et i 2eirc1 afll11tteosS
fi67te 2er6og, og Oct bele on1es iii
lcm fulbt fpr6igt. gn ll6pioelle al
@oipitalsbDga1ingen ltoor bog tilba:
&c, 6a Sen be6 e11 eller a1ben Tor=
befsling al B1aner bleb opfprt
en aItfor lille 5til. Den bor YlabS
for $50 Batie1lter, og ontfri1rg 500
Mo,16' er n11 in6lagt ser. Ser Dar
lite pi1t fig nogen grbejosleoigbeo
efter etbbert 1om set itore Mntol
Sne6fere og alnli11oelige slrbejoere
opberte at faa 8elfieftigelie peo
gpggearbejber / 2eiren, og berti]
bioragcr lneget, at Ser netop mi
trenges en- flor 9lrbej6S1tprfe fo1
at opfere oct npe Soipitol pe0 Sort
Des Woines.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
Sra Gqnitp- -Mpbet / @anIan.

Den rationale Rollpc1ltion al
9lmericat Society Of gquitp afbolo-
tes Bouia1,, Bts. 8. 8. Weo=
boneD af 8iroqua, Bis., palgtes
til Breiibert, og $. 81. Suller al
Wanfato, Wi,ut., til Niceprnli0e1tt
Maro1 S. SSobnion, Galanrus, So:
ipa, palgtes til 9ireftpr for TIRE
.Mar Delegater fra ssSoipa belll,tte.
oe, at ct Mpoe til at fnlobDrbe en-
fnlbftg,l0ig StatsorganiIatio1t af.
bolbes i Oeeorab oen S. Wearts.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
Shifunberptsninaeu

er blepet oflfaffet / oe offe11tlige
5foler / Oa,l1ttb. Dette CT e1lltern=
mig blcpet be{temt nf 9foleitpret.
Set blep fprit foreT Toaet, dt ltnoer=
bisrinae,r / 9pif ifuloe opbere
1trafs, ,nen llofol6et bleb, at be11
ifuloe fort1Gttes til Sfoleaorets
Slutning. @foleitpret be6tog oeiao
EN- 8ei1utni,1g ON, at ollie 2ercre
oe 2arerinoer ifal itriftlig erflere
Fl aopolttet moo @egjeringen,
bpilfet foftiif 9ipr oern til Meest'
ter, iont Ifal bore pda &agt nloo
2onosforre6eri i og onfring Geo=
ler',e. ge1olutioa1e11 goar 1l6 poa,
at fren1lneoe Sprog og Sbeer lfol
bore ben amerifonife lt,1gbon1
franmeb,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
q Gipb jpares.

Sem Mlllioncr Yur6 &j96 ON
llgen ipares af geatione1,s @oteller
gjennen itreng 0berbol6eIie al
fje6lBie 0aee, erfInrer geatioral
Sotcl Wee11's grpp1ition. 100000
Bun6 &ieb pr. l1ge lpores / Stem
Sort olene. st Sotel / Seem Dorf
meloer, at set poa fin anbe,1 Deb-
|leie Dag ipareoe 700 B1ln6 Ofse=
|fjeO, 600 Buno 2ammefjeo, $50
Eu,eo Jlaif og 70 Bruo @alpe=
fjsb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
Gn telegraferet 500.

Bios 6orlag, @ebe1tbab11, bar
erbberDet gneretten for Oa,n11nri
% 9sorge til ben tioIigere alnert-
fanFfe @einn6t / Berlin, ss5ornes N,
@eroros opiigtsbpffenoe 8og Isl. 81
re Mar Berlin.
Wa1nifriptct til 8oge1, er til.
bejebragt paa cit ret foitbar Maa=
oe, tbet r0ailp Gelegrapb" bar Ia
bet belle Gefsten telegrafere fro
Seem Dorf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
Gamp Mobinion forla6t.

Camp 9eobi1,io11, 6en 1tore 3zpel=
icsleir ner 9parta> @is., bleb flo
lte 9pnbag laa ontrent belt for
lo6t, oo Set 1tolte 9lrtilleriregin1ent
ba forloo 5tebet. gn lille Mfoelina
Solooter af otte,l6e Jeltartilleri
forblioer for at borctoge gje11bon:
men / 2ebet al Yi,1tere,1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
11niperiitetets GganinQ.

Ser lnelbes fra Mo0ilo11> at Set
lomle0e Mntol Stube,ter beo
5tats,lltiberiitetet / Nor er 4,o64,
eller 956 minore eno paa la1nnle
Eio forrtge 9lor. Mt1tallet al Sc
fbtn6elige 5tuoenter er forpget ira
500 til 1857, 1nebens 9lntallct
af 6e man6ltge Ell formi1,oltet fra
$3.50 til 2,307.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
Qlrpeifatten er arnnolpDs,nesiia.

Mrbeifatten er grun0lpbs,nGsiig.
9e 6orelleoe Staters Seieiteret
bar afgipet Ell aiell0elie, bporbeo
Nortb Dafotas 5fattelop / glrpe-
iager erflares grltl1oIoDs1nRsiig.
Set onitriote SpgrgsmaoI bar,
bporbiot ocr fainoe 1,6lig,les Ell
Sfat af 25 9roee11t paa giellooln-
me, Ser be6 geltanente tiIfalot 11o=
lanoinee boen6e i l1S1anoet, 11rel,
fl1n fra 111a til 214 Brocert paa
0rb tilfaloe11oe Der boii6oet1oe 8or=
gere. 2oben er alt1aa ! 0elt11e Sorn1
gDIoig, og oa abifilliae goer be-
rgres af be1t, bar 5agelr paft me-
gen Spnarfiombeo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
Barmerne

| Mc2ean, County, g. o, laar i
Ssit fra 200 til 800 Hroce11t mere
@ltg, enc oe gjoroe Tor ct Mor fl
ben oplpicr &arl aIeinl ion er
0ireftsr beo 5irlt. Rational 8anf
! 8oibbnrn. De plgie6e. op en-
Nplano, % Ser blep iaaet
Ser Rpite 9Iar bil Ser blibe facet
Sbe6e. VI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28

Weanoerr: Sen Sat, D1i bar
balgt, er rigtig fje,l men ieg ipnes
iffe, at oen pasier. ristig til oill
aiolel
aonen NenrpD: 9ta lille Mu,to,
.pil 9at birfelig oeiaa gibe mig
Ell 1tD HioIe?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
CAN'T 2obalitet.

observation-disclosures fon bore
ltolte al en- Benrerfning af 5or-
mor16en for grelnptio11 8oaro: vMf
allc 1,benIanbsfe6te itanr be Dan=
ife beieit, mott fo1rt Norbnlanoel1e,
.oerefter 5nelllferne. sSSrIn1,ber1la
ito6 1apef."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
Blannt Ean1Bm,wmn.
Snlebilien fra Solbams.

ter Oct bare fife, og bDor fa,l pi;
Der CT tinorenDe Sonunerlol oper
olle Teje. &oler itoar / Jlor
Saperlre> lteo1egren11e gge, YaI,
lncr=, Hebber= og Gunul1itreer og
bilt og fer blinfer oen guile 9ppel-
lin frern. st unoerligt 2ono! =
5neen mal1gler hi, os ser fo1uner
Noro ira % 4lt fra. gi er iaa
pont til bette ip11lige 8ebis, at Di
latter fife Set fan falbes oS11l
11Oe11 bette.
Set at bpgge Jig for YinterelL
me0 fr1itrel1oe sSIb &uftelobnen
og 1moo be111lnelige SSl10fjpb = Ser
lfol glcl1lneS be1 til S1ler, oet er
1oo illogroet beo o. iaa naor 5ne=
Ell ll6ebliper - ia iaa forltaor nj
iffe, at set tan bore rigtiq neo
SloSreg1il1gen ber1Oe.
Solbong ligger berligt meo Bjer,
&c runot til ale 5iOer og Golop-
gol1gen er al0eles be1lribenoc, og
noget beore 9eabn fan liffert life
tgnteS til Ela6len. Snli6lertio,
9ne CT Ser inge11 5onoiDnligbeo
for III faar, og hi nlaa laa le> ON
5tentningcl1 fan frembringes alli-
gebel.
Sc oDbe> bjerteparn1e Ioner> ser
lDOer til % ber Gale og Gang,
Sag efter Sag, er @ie1tlang fra
tioligere Gage. 9en lan1me Sarpe
bur lp6t for Sjelcn fpr; men ems
egen 9arpe bar melle1nligge,1oe
nlo1ge slor liggct benile1lgt 1neb
Stpp poa 5tren9ene; - pil Sc bli.
he lom1 1tc1l1tez pil Szret fatte &lan.
gen. oil Sorlnol'ie,1 tuge Slpbbe-
0enS Flaos. = Set Daaber hi poa,
ellers bliper ser il1gen Sui for %.
ggcntlig blroe S11leitemningen
blipe oobbelt ltnrf og tre,1ge os
oDbere ino / Sielen netop fer, u,l-
Der oisle 5iln,nellt1p9, Der i mangt
liffert bar itor 2iabee Hnaea Es,.en
oerneoe SSpDelano, ra1nbt 9eaSa-
retb, bDpr ppr 5reller blep fpbt.
Sen borlfe norbilfe 8il1ter neo
5rolt oe Sne ct jo ell beloig Mtoo-
letning til oet.
0fcll for Sen gnl1lc Dc0cnlfc SSul
posleoe Set,
Oet bleb, Gub ifc 2op, cit fri,
item Sui, og io1u iaooon er oi fra
8arn al bleben ponte til sS,tlen.
Sioell bbor ni .Sofl1cl,,ligDeo for
Sreoe,s og Naaoel1s 8uolfob Ipger
at glG6e bore neralclte> bporpeO bi
Ielp blipcr glu0e. SSSllen meb :5lle.
Sulenisien meo Yolen fl1lo al
,@iounbere. @ia :.
90 naar Sulelpiet tnlloes, Sl1le-
epangclict blipcr lrlt, 90 er oct
Sui. Sui for Barnet % 5alen er
|ful0 al jllblenoe glgle Sl1lebags.
|1norgen, uaar &irfeflofferne fol0er
meo ru1ge11oe Mallntoner uo ober
Sen re1e bbioe Soro og Me,uteife,
ne arbeoiet opfpl6er sen itore bpt-
|0e &irfe. - De1 Mrfe, Ser bliber
belligbolot lorn @l1os 9ns life
eli 5eitmoolti0s= eller 8alarlals!
0a er set SUI for ollie. 0a er
ser 5anllil,gsfraft og snbor SEN
8em io1n 2anoet oper tiger op
ltmob Si1nlelle! Wootte pi ollie,
2onoene tri11bt, fua Sen rette Sule-
Iltemning, laa Sarpen bore Sier.
ter, mooHe b1ipe ialnltente lneo
Den eoige npe og epige ianOe Sor.
Ipetolle fra Subs Sorpe. Sa, gio
@uo neo Ell Singer bill rsre bore
Slerteitrenge, iao set iublebe lneo
Eaf og 2ob % gris for Ssuleb1,o.
lfabet lnco Greoe,,s % 9saaDetts
Gpangelium SSeins 4riit1s. 90
fan pi fige bperanore: Glebelig
Sui!
8, spenninsien,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
5penuinsien,
Us
9pbsfaIb.

@ers. M 6. Mon1lneroobI, Grie,
Ra, er nplig afgaoet peb Dgoel,
! benoes spus Siern i @rie, 81
Mar gan1nel, Sun bar febt Gan.
mart og bar opbol0t fig i mango
slor beri 2onoet S 6e iiblte S Mar
bar bun boet erie, fgr Sen sio
ipor benoes Siem gbicago. SUN
bleo l begrabet @cnoiba, 8is. sun
o'e'erlebes at 2 Ssnner, 2ol,is &C.,
e1bicago % Solger $. s., erie,
Na, lonl CT 5l1peril1tel1oent peo.
Bnrfe electric gornpunD.
- sfrib efter Brgbentn,n,e1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28

= Sfrip efter Brgbennn,n,es
al bette 8laO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04
GRANTS STANDING
STRENUOUS TESTS

I'D Campbell Of the GrantCoffln
a Campbell Co. local distributors
for the Grant Six cars In this terri
tory. says his popular cars are
undergoing "a most strenuous test
IN tho iitney business.
I'VE have sold number OF
Grants for the jitney service" said
Campbell "Out Of i2 Grants In
the iitney service eight are on the
longest and hardest runs"
Campbell has Just received photo.
graphs and data on what IL claimed
10 be one OF the most perilous trips
ever attempted b. any machine. A
Grant Six crossed the Sierras. go
inR from San Francisco 90 Lake
Tahoe
srows'orms held the car up days
nj time
Lowering the car over bluffs with
ropes. wna one Of the things that
the drivers had 10 put NJ with.
The Grant emerged without a
single repair on the original tires
or machine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04
ELCINS PROVE
POPULAR here

When asked as to how business
was going. l. r. Pittmon. sales
manager OF the Pacific Motors.
Inc. ana local distributor for the
popular little Elgin six, replied;
Great, the Elgin is wonder. and
We are selling them faster than hot
cakes. In al my experience In the
auto game. never saw n ear set
the grip on the public like the FL
gin-lt's a regular bulldog"
Six carloads OF the Elgin have
been delivered. sltho the first cars
10 arrive here came In only few
weeks ago. and we're absolutely
new on the local market
The Elgin Is an unusually we'll
made car OF its class said Pitt.
mon. and that is one OF the rea.
sons why we are selling them so
fast--with all due respect to my
salesmen-but, really. the car sells
itself"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04

Again W. A. Wallace. manager
Of the Ford Central agency. has
rung the bell along Auto row. IN
the completion of his new service
station, at Tenth ave, and Seneca
st.
The building Is reinforced con.
crete, covering ground space Of
20 by tsS feet Wallace drew the
general plan for the building him.
self. and as "A result there are no
posts or elevators for the motor
lists 10 dodge Elevators and posts
are the pest OF the seryice men,
and when a building OF this size
can be erected minus posts and el.
evators. It's some building
The building has three entrances
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04
HENRY FORD MAKES
$500 AMBUlANCES

The following brief Interview
with Henry Ford. president OF the
Ford Motor Co. Detroit. speaks
the patriotic and optimistic vision
II one Of the worlds most remark
able men.
Our country your country and
my country--is at war. All else
must be forgotten. To end this
terrible struggle We must win.
We've got 10 win; there Is no other
answer. am an American. |
want 10 do everything ! can for my
country. to shorten the conflict and
10 win with the extreme minimum
loss to the United States.
Il have offered our Highland
Park plant to the government for
any use TO which II may desire TO
put u We are nov making $500
rmbulances there and q President
Wilson. or congress-. can suggest
anything else for VS. 10 do. We VIII
he only too willing TO comply.
What effect do you think the
war will have on your business"
was asked Mr. Ford.
lie was silent for a few minutes
and then replied There Ia no
reason for the country TO be- alarm
ed While this war overshadows
everything. II does not mean that
tho wheels OF industry will stop. or
slow up. on tho contrary. they will
speed up. The factories viii win
for us Just "a surely as will the
men on the firing line When
nation Is striving toward a single
end there Is bound TO be plenty TO
do. II is not difficult to under
stand that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04
Turner Wins Title

Clarence Turner. n well known
local salesman. In now connected
with the GWnt-Coffin e. Campbell
Co. and has already won the title
OF "GolGet En- Turner" Campbell
says Turner IL one OF the best
statesmen the company ever had.
and that's saying a lot. for a nun.
Der OF the best statesmen on the
row got their training selling
Grants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04
AUTOMOBILES
fine NEW BUILDING
Ford Central Agency Building Beauty

and all incline SO a motorist has no
trouble driving his car around the
entire place Comfortable rest
rooms have been provided for
women patrons.
Last Saturday Wallace moved
into the new building and immc'
diately got his force working to
give the best possible service TO
Ford owners. The new service de-
partment is under the supervision
OF Charles Fairchild, formerly OF
Fairchld. Hlgsins 4 Mathews, Bal
lard authorized Ford agents,
The Ford Central agency's place,
a. 9O7 ana e0s Pike. will be main
tanned, however rs Il viii be more
convenient FOR Ford users 10 buy
their parts and accessories,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04
Hurrah!! Rubber Men
Willing 10 Help Out

Before the senate committee on
finance considering war revenues.
at which the rubber manufacturers
were given a hearing. President r
A. Soldering. OF the Goodyear Tire
q Rubber Co, Akron. Ohio. de-
clarcd that there are now more
than 500 rubber manufacturers IN
the United States The volume OF
business done b. these companies
In 1916 was approximately 5000.
600 600. OF which $3.50 900. 900 was
in tires alone Mr.. Soldering de-
ciRred that the rubber industry In
ready TO bear its just share OF
uniform tax on rubber products.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04
Use Autos To
Celebrate Iuly 4th

"rhis wear there Is probably
some justification for reverting
somewhat 10 the old fashioned
method OF celebrating the great
ahd glorious Fourth" says Geo L.
Trotter. bort distributor
nut as rule. the American
win take trip into the country.
father than spend the day burning
up gunQowuer Even little Willie
isn't half as keen for his toy can
Ion as he used to be before auto
mobiles came into general use
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04
PAIGE CARS GO UP

Word was received by George
NJ Price. president % tho Paige
Motor Sales company. OF general
sdvance in the price OF Paige ears
e. take effect July IS turnout the
country.
The factory that turns out the
,oost beautiful car In America Is
doubling its capacity 20 take care
OF next years demand. said
Price In the last year the sale OF
tue Paige cars doubled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04
CHALMERS MAKES
PATRIOTIC TALK

sixty distributors and Is zone
sales managers 81 the Chalmers
Motor company gathered In De
troit recently. for "Get-Together.
Busincss.Talk." and as a oonelu.
sion 20 day NJ the factory and a
banquet Mt the Detroit Athletic
club In the evening. Hugh Chal.
mcrs gave ono Of his Characteristic
addresses. dealing with the war and
business with frankness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04
FORM new CONCERN

The Pacific Masfer company was
formed last week to take over the
Wholesale and retail distribution OF
the Maxfer one-ton truck for Wash.
ington and Oregon. A. r. Bordner.
as. manager. opened headquarters
at 22i2 Fourth ave.
Bordner himself is we'll known
here. having been previously con.
nected with the selling organization
OF the Maxfer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04
THEATRES
EUn

ORPNEUn
Wednesday IL bringing n new
vaudeville program 10 the Orpheum
theatre. Third and Madison. IN
Guiding the Waldo Brothers. Amer.
lean athletes Dawson and Daw.
son. classy singers. Don and Patty.
the sailor and the maid: Lite and
Weight. original dancers. and Les
ter. Leigh and La Grace. in cy.
clonic Juggling novelty.
Then there viii be Theda Bara.
the iustly-celebrated vamp. in THE
lger Woman. which is not a pas
t0ral idyi
Owing to the big business at the
Manager Eugene Levy
has opened a second box office. on
the Madison street side.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04
Eliza Butler TO Speak

Miss Eliza Butler. student secre.
tary OF the National Y. w. c. A..
and sister of Nicholas Murray But
Ter. president of Columbia univer-
sl,y. viii address the students OF
the summer session and the gen.
eral public at Meany hall. Univer-
sity of Washington campus. Thurs.
day at p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04
Commander to Speak

Commander.in.Chief Daniel v.
Chisholm OF the United Spanish
War Veterans will be in Seattle
Thursday. A meeting I'm his honor
viii be held In Veterans hall. Ar.
mory. Thursday night. All veter.
ans. whether members OF the or.
ganization or not. are invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04
EDUCATOR SPEAKS

Robert ] Alley. president OF the
University OF Maine and the Ma.
uonal Educational association. viii
speak to the students and faculty
OF the summer session OF the Uni
versity OF Washington Friday at 4
n. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04
SHEPlER RESIGNS

Harry L. sheplkr has resigned
as vice president OF the WHY'S.
Oyerlsnd company 20 take effect at
chee. Shepler has been connected
with the company for some time
and his resignation Is entirely vol
untary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04
Want More Freedom

Long hours and lack OF freedom
are the principal reasons women
give for turning down Homework
Jobs offered by the city employment
office. according to Superintendent
Shields.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04
HIRE SO MOIIRNEas

Fifty mourners. IS men and %
women. were paid 81 an afternoon
to attend funeral last November.
according 70 the annual report OF
the city employment bureau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04

G.. s. Huntoon. the Willard Bat
terry man. H. working IN the pits at
the races IN Tacoma today. Hun.
toon says he has already picked
out the tent he intends to use next
year at American lake.
Somebody saw Mike Collins go
around the corner, the other day,
in his pink shirt. so turned IN the
fire alarm Nike 10 going 20 get
into trouble yet n he doesn't get
rid Of that u. V. y. covering
Won't somebody please send
Harry Austin. manager OF the
Washington Oakland company.
Tome cars to sell. Harry has 30
many orders ahead all the time
that as soon as he gets any cars IN
he has 10 let them 10. an 81 nearly
breaks his heart He has to ride
10 and from his offic. on street
car.
John Baisden has hired n land.
scape gardener 10 look after hIa 20.
tnto crop while he is gone on
vacation. Tho first thing the gar.
dcner did wa 10 get out search
warrant for the potato patch. He
found both hills under n tomato
can.
Ray Corberett. the Miller car
buretor Kid. sold his Pup car last
week for a fairly good sum Now
Ray says he IL going into tho stock
raising game. for he II going 10
turn OIL, another car just like the
other ore.
I'D Campbell. the man who sells
the popular Grant Sizes. says he
doesn't want me TO mention his
name In this column. 90. just to be
a sociable cuss. won't, However.
I'D " good scout at that. and
wish there were more like him
along the row-for life IN too short
TO argue your way thru II.
I'm sore at |. Il Pittmon. sales
manager for the Pacific Motors.
who Just at this moment 10 busy
selling Elgins. instead of firing off
frocrsckers. for he has the best
bunch OF ties | ever laid eyes on.
and he won't tell me where he got
them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04

One burglary in six months is the
record of the West Seattle police
precinct. The spell was broken
Tuesday when the home OF J.
Brown was robbed OF !ewelry and
a razor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04
OPEN ENLARGED OFFICES

Remodeled and enlarged offices
were opened Tuesday by the W. G.
Dawson Shipping Company NJ 1903
Yesler way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04

Increased wage scales have gone
into effect this week ~ the Puget
Sound navy yard nj Brcmerton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04
KELSElL WON'T ACT

The plan OF the Fly and Bait
Casting club to GUST State Fish
Commissioner l.. II. Darwin came
TO grief Tuesday when Deputy Pros.
ecutor Helsell refused 10 proceed
against Darwin's job on the ground
that the law is unconstitutional
iielsell held that he could do moth.
ing except support the law until
invalldated by the court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04

months ! am going to try to get
acquainted with Dick
Ito be conunued)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04

U. S. NEEDS ENGINEER
Civil service examinations for a
third-class steam engineer in the
Federal building will be held in
Seattle July H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04

The beautiful Elgin six Is the
only car selling within $500 Of it's
price having these high priced
quality features:
/. Extreme yacht style body with
fashionable European center
Cowl
2. "N"-type radiator. with lines
blending artistlcally into the
body
g. Borg q Beck improved velvet
acting clutch. which you find
only on high priced cars.
This feature enables the cur TO
be started on high gear. under
all ordinary conditions. and prnc-
tically eliminates gear shifting.
thus removing the last barrier to
the safe and easy driving OF cars
by timid women.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04

Somebody saw Mike Collins go
around the corner. the other day.
in his pink shirt. so turned IN the
fire alarm Mike IL going 20 get
into trouble yet n he doesn't get
rid Of that b. V. y. covering.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-11-23
REPUBLICAN CABINET Eg
 FORMED BY CLEMENdEAU

PARIS, Nov. 22.-Georges Clem- enceau. who is forming a cabinet in succession to that headed by Prof. Painleve, expects to present the complete ministery to President Poincare this week. The new min istry thus far is constructed as fol- lows:
 Premier and minister of war Georges Clemenceau.s
 Minister of foreign affairs-Ste- phen Pichon.
 Minister of justice-Louis Nail
 Minister of interior-Jules Pans.
 Minister of finance-Louis Klotz.
 Minister of marine-Georges Ley gues.
 Minister of commerce Etienne Clementel.
 Minister of public works-Albert claveille. Minister of munitions Louis Loucheur. Minister of instruction - Louis Lafferre. Minister of Colonies-Henry Si- mon. The ministers of agriculture. la-