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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
SURVIVORS OF
TUSCANIA ARE
BEING LISTED
~
I Continued From Page One
Ark. Max Collins. rlroy. wis.

Ark: Max Collins. Elroy. wis.
Frank /. Davis. Now London. Wis;
George u. DOMAIN. New London,
Wis. Edward j. Duffy. Flushing. N.
Y. Lawrence ]. Doyle. Flushing. N.
Y. George G. Donnclly. Port Chester.
N v. Chauncey l. DE Long. Beech
Creek, Pa. Arthur Dew. New York,
Raymond l.. Davis. Port jefferson.
N. ". Alfred NJ. Davis. Miller's Place.
Ky.
Washington q. Davies. Brooklyn,
N. Y. Leroy w. Johnson. Oakland.
Cal: Harold NJ. Jonaason. New York
Denis l.. Jones. Arbuckie. Cal; Frank
l.. Julian. Newark. ~. j.; Joe Kramer
Mallen. VIA. Churchill ~. kouns.
Tuscumbia. Mo; Peter kleposky
Russia. Barney KuJawaki. Milwau'
kcc. Wis. Alfred Russell Kost. I.or'
raine. wis. James Asher King. Den.
Colo. Earl william knight. Spooncr,
Wis: Vernon Kelly, Milwaukee. Wis,
Joseph &. Knott. Monroe. Wash
George Elmer Lowe. Elk River
MINI. Floyd w. Longyear. Shohan
". y: Fred W. Loh~n. 2f3s W. 9th
st. SEATTLE. James w. Logan
Urce. ~. O.; Albert Harold Anderson
barron. Boycovllle. Wis: Carl Martin
Anderson. Barron. VIA; Francis u
Anderson. Pleasant Prairie. Wis.
John c. Barth. clintonville. Wis
John l.. Barnes. Milwaukee. VIA,
Alva Dart. caiawba. ~. y. Roland
y. Duncan. wiimerdlng. Pa; Edward
Dillon. South Minneapolis. MINI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
"IT'S MAN, NOT HORSE"
SAYS OLD SERGEANT

Staff Correspondent
CAMP LEWIS. Tacoma. Feb. s.
There is an old stable sergeant Mt
this camp who Is n firm believer in
horse sense and who hasn't much
respect for new tangled notions.
Recently an order appeared speci-
flying the language Of the commands
to be used at grooming time In the
stables. They didn't suit the SER
geant.
stand TO heelr was good
enough order when / signed the m.
ticles of war" he grumbled
II tried that once and the horse
didn't behave" observed young
lieutenant facetiously.
Yes" retorted the s. s.. "and II
I had anything to do with IL you'd
a been fired IL he didn't behave in
three days. When horse balks
there's something wrong with the
man. Horses know
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
WILSON SEEKS SPEED
ON "EMPOWERING BILL"

WASHINGTON. Feb 9.-President
Wilson will call upon republican and
democratic leaders in congress 10
help push thru his sweeping "em-
powerinE bin" lsgislating into his
hands tho authority 20 make drastic
changes in the war government
II was stated officially today that
the president will hold conferences
next week with senators and repre-
sentatlves Of both parties. In the
hope Of getting speedy action on the
measure.
lie does not contemplate using all
the powers tho measure would De
stow, but he wants them for use an
deemed necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
STEINER TO LECTURE
ON THE BOlSHEvIKI

Why and what are the Bolsheviki?
Seattle will hear the answer to
the inquiry Sunday evening at the
Hippodrome, when DIR. Edward A..
Steiner. noted author and traveller,
win lecture under the auspices Of
the Seattle Soldiers and Sailors club.
DR.. Steiner was educated in Russia
and was close friend and biogra-
pher of the famous Count Toistoi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
REP, NELSON CHARGES OFFICIAL
PLOT AGAINST HIMSELF AND SON

that he urged his son 10 20 TO Can
ada and get married 20 cvade the
draft
The son. Byron. left the Univcrs-
i,y Of wisconsin May 2. 1911. went
20 the Nelson farm. near Spring
Coulce, Alberta. Canada. and failed
10 register for the select draft When
he was indicted for failing TO regis
ter. young Nelson came back TO
Madison and registered for the draft
Indictments QuAshed
Al the trial. January 3. the indicf'
ments were quashed and no appeal
has been taken by the government
The cases were dismiased because
Nelson left the country before the
draft act was passed. and none OF
the regulations provided that ciu'
zcns living outside the United States
must register.
Pointing out that the quick set
ticment OF the ca,e gave no oppor'
tunity 20 present the facts 10 jury.
Nelson said he WIS presenting the
case TO the house for judgment
II hope 20 vindicste more fully
my character. the good name OF my
son and the honor Of the house.
Nelson said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
5s@2LegalT Notices

CHANGE or vEHsEfyS NAME
Notice - hereby atssn that. under Chap
ter iot. Laws % 1881. and Article a..
Customs Regulation. % 1918. AMI IN
purwuAnee % authority granted By the
camrnisaiansr Of Navigation, on the
application 81 the Southern Alas
"a Canning Co. Inr.. ~ Robt 4.
White. Agent. Seattle. Washington. the
name % the American Oas Nefsv
CtftiiVkNtcs. official number sossig.
Eress tons -. has been changed to
SOUTHERN
ROSCOE NJ pftuaHEf.tgR
Collector Of Customs
Seattle Washington, February .. 1915
CHANGE of vFNEfs NAAfE
Seties u hereby given that. under Chap
ter ioT. Law. % itsi. and Article 81.
Customs Negotiations Of 1915. and in
pursuance % authority granted ~ tho
Commissioner ~ Navigation. on ,hs
application % the ssaborn Cutiinx
Co. Inc. % Astoria. oregon ny
Robert r whi,s. % seattle. wash
she name % the American Gas Hrres
hoHNwsHr. ofrsisf nunitsr sissss
Ernss tons 20. has been changed 70
PHOENIX "
RoscoR ~ pRuMuELtEn.
Collector
Seattle. Washington. February {. i,i,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09

WASHINGTON. FEB. s.-Scnsa-
tiopal charges that he and his son
wero victims Of political persecution
which resulted last October In the
grand jury indictments against
them for nnti-draft conspiracy.
were made on the floor Of the
house today by Representative John
NJ. Nelson. Wisconsin.
The jury returning the indiet'
ments. Nelson charged. included
leading politicians not friendly To
mo"
Nelson hotiy denied either he or
HIS son is conscientious OBJ
jector'' or tried 10 ovads the draft
81 tho son
Sensational Charges
'-Th. United States district attor'
ncy WAS urged on b. men desiroun
10 further their own ends. ncwspa'
perH devoted their columns freely 10
my enemies: and the chairman OF
the state and Dane county councils
OF defense members OF factions
that have opposed me-urgcd the In
dIcimcnta." Nelson alleged
The Wisconsin congressman was
indicted for conspiracy TO defeat the
draft law. on the specific charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
STRIKE GAS IN
BENTON COUNTY
SAYS TACOMAN

TACOMA. Feb. 9.-The assertion
that "A flow Of natural gas measur-
Ing more than 100000 feet n day
has been struck IN the well being
drilled by the Waila Walla Car. OF
and Pipe Line Co. In the Rattle
snake hills of Benton county. was
made today by DR.. George A. LIB
hey Of Tacoma. president Of tho
company. The well II about 10
miles from Benton City.
Libbey declares the gas flow from
this one well rs greater than all tho
gas consumed in the state Of Wash
ington and Portland in a day.
All the stock in Libbey's company
IN off the market, and the company
is in q sound financial condition, he
says. with all the money necessary
10 continue operations. Ths CAP
italization is 100000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
!. w. w. WAIT DECISION
IN PACKERS CASE

CHICAGO. Feb. 81 w. w. at
torncys rely today ON the arguments
OF packers counsel against federal
trade commission seizures OF Henry
vceder's papers. for return Of the
governments evidence in the con.
apiracy charges brought under the
espionage law,
Federal Judge lands. having the
two cases under adviEement, indicat
cd that a ruling may be handed
down Monday. Further arguments
are 10 be heard on the l. w. w. mo-
tons for bill OF particulars and
qua.hinR OF the indictments.
George vanderyeer. !. w. w.
counsel stated that he would rest
his demand for return OF the papers
seized in the I. w. w. raids last
September on the arguments pre-
sented by veeder's attorneys to re
cover Swift a Co.'S letter files.
Francis J. iisney. in charge OF the
commissions packing probe. declar-
cd tho /. W. w. were trying to
crawl into bed with the packers"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
PORTLAND WOMAN FOR
PROTECTION CAMPAIGN

PORTLAND. Ore. Feb. 9.-Ap-
pointed by the war department to
supervise governmental protective
work in the Northwest. Mrs. Lola
@. Baldwin. superintendent OF the
womsn's Protective division OF the
local police department. was today
given a leave OF absence for the
duration OF the war by the police
department.
Mrs. Baldwin was founder OF spe-
cial women's protective work in the
United States. and II Is predicted
that she may later be used in nation.
wide work by the government.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
Soldier Found Dead;
Suicide, Says TGfin

Carl r. Bell. telegraph operator
In the government cable office. Ar
end. building. was found dead with
a bullet thru Sis brain Saturday
about noon. A gun was lying at his
side
Coroner Tiffin says IL IN oaso Of
suicide. but has not discovered the
motive.
Bell was transferred her, from
Alaska in December and rented y
room AT 2oi7is First ave-. where the
body was found
The deceased left n note. askin.
his superior officer to notify Mrs.
LEILA Blddle. n sister. residing In
Terrv Hautr. Ind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
HOT RIVALRY STARTS
OVER REPUB'S BERTH

ST. LOUIS. Feb. with the
opening. today. OF headquarters here.
a campaign was started'for the cleo
ton OF John r. Adams, Dubuque, la.
nj next weeks meeting OF the repub-
.iican national committee. 10 succeed
Chairman William H. Wilcox. re-
signed
National Committeeman Fred
Stanley. OF Wichita, was IN charge OF
Adams boom. IL Immediately
brought from cover friends OF WIN
Hays. Sullivan. Ind. rival candidate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
HE THOUGHT COUNCIL
MADE LAWS FOR U. S. A

The city council makes the laws
for the United states"
Evidently you have an exagger.
A;ed idea OF tho powers OF our city
council" said Examiner John Speed
Smith to an applicant for citizen
ship who had given the above infor.
ma,on In U. y. District Judge Meter.
cr'a court Saturday.
The applicant was denied citizen.
ship.
There were 10 applicants for tho
privileges Of United States citizen.
Nearly all were Scandinavians or
subjects OF Great Britain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
MAKES NEW PRODUCT
FROM REDWOOD PULP

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 9.-Proc.
esses for extracting disinfectants OF
the phenol group from redwood
pulp. discovered after two years ex'
perimenting by DIR. w. J. Humid. OF
Ross, Marin county. were declared
successful today after exhaustive
tests at the University OF California.
Humid. now with the American army
in France. studied in Berlin.
1t Is claimed Hund's process util-
ICES n heretofore wasted product, is
more direct than the method of ex-
tracing the same chemicals from
coal tar and will fill a serious war
shortage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
CONGRESS- IS STUMPED BY MOST
SWEEPING LEGISLATION Of WAR

to take. either individually or ms "A
party. on the administrations re-
quests for greater war powers.
Meantime important Legislation IN
being delayed by long-drawn-out
bubbles. many of which are unim.
portant.
Some Of the appropriation meas
ures that have passed the house re
auired about rs per cent more time
on the floor than two years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
Seattle Fireman
Looking for Job;
Talked All Wrong

Because he said the United States
army would run like scared dogs"
and charged President Wilson with
being a traitor for declaring war
on Germany, Lieut.. A. V. Hagg Of
the Seattle fire department no long
err holds a berth with the city's fire
fighters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
NEW PASTOR is HERE

Rev. Frederick w. Carstens, -.
D.. formerly pastor of the First Bap.
list church of Medford. Oregon, ar
rived In Seattle Saturday to assume
the pastorate of the Central Baptist
church. Third ave. and Cedar 81.
Rev. Carstens sermon Sunday
morning will be 'Unity--God's pur-
pose for His Church" and Sunday
evening, self. Discovery"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
Fish Scarce and
Prices Go UplDdrd

PORTLAND, Ore. Feb. s>--Ap'
proach OF the Lenten season finds
an unprecedented scarcity Of all va
rieties OF edible fish caught in
Northwest waters. with higher
prices than ever demanded Of those
discardlng meat for patriotic or 70
ligious reasons.
Salmon and haiibut are except1oD
ally scarce as result Of weather
and water conditions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
CALIFORNIA IS SLOW
ON INCOME TAX LISTS

SAN FitANcISco. Feb. s.-Thou.
sands OF persons VIII face a heavy
finn for failure TO file their income
tar returns unless their return In
made coon. Collector Of Internal Rev
cnuo Justus wardcll declared to-day
He announced that. out OF 10000
persons in his district. which includes
the ss counties Of Northern caiifor.
MIA and the state OF Nevada. who arr
directly affected by the income tar
law. fewer than 10000 have filed
their returns.
4, il imperative under the law TO
file the return before March I. which
IL only 10 days from today. including
two Sundays.
Tho law provides penalty for
failure 20 make a return on time. n
FIN. OF $50 90 $1,000. plus 20 per cent
OF the tar due.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
REAMES COMING HERE

Clarence l.. Rsanes. the man who
prosecute alien enemies for the gov
against Mayor GIN and Chief Beck.
inKhnm last spring. has resigned as
United States attorney for Oregon. TO
prosecute aiient enemies for the gov.
eminent According TO dispatches,
he viii take up residence here. Unit
cd States Attorney Alien said he had
not been advised OF the move.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
Torpedo Busted Up
Nice "FuU House"

BELFAST. Ireland. Feb. p
Capt. Smith. OF Michigan rcgi-
ment. possesses the trey OF clubs
ns a souvenir Of the Tuscania
torpcdoing.
Il drew IL 10 two pairs. giving
me a full house. just as tho ship
wan torpcdocd." no explained to-
day.
As I picfed Il up, tho boehc
opened the betting with n torpedo.
Their. was no use buekJng against
that. no ! threw down my hand
and went on deck. keeping the
trey nn a snnacol"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
BOILERMAKERS MAY
ORGANIZE LOCAL 2

The ndvisabllity of organizing n
second local in Seattle will be consid-
cred at special meeting OF local No
1914. Boilermakers, Iron Shipbuilders
and Helpers OF America. ut 2 Sunday
afternoon, in Dreamland. The pres
ent local is said to have n member.
ship OF $4,000. which IN regarded MS
too large to do business satisfactor.
Ily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
SUSPECTED ENEMY IS
IN FEDERAL KEEPING

Gustnf L. vollrath. held for the
last two months at the detention sta
tion as an allen enemy, was turned
over. Saturday, TO the commanding
officer at Fort Lawton by United
States Marshal Boyle, on instruction
from Attorney General Gregory.
Volrath was suspected MS the per
son who placed "a stick of dynamite
on "A shovel Mt the Olympic foundry,
last fall. resulting In an explosion
when thrown into the fire.
The authorities say he Will be sent
to Fort Douglas. Utah, for intern
mont.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
U. S. SECTOR IN FRANCE
NORTHWEST OF TOUL'

PARIS. Feb. s.-"F'rom the
southern part Of the American sector
can be recognized the deep German
salient ut St Mihiel." writes cor.
respondent OF the Paris Matin from
Colcivrieux. He adds that the
American sector is northwest Of
Toul"
The sector II particularly favor.
able for war training" the CORE
spondent writes.
Men are trained in the duties Of
small attacks as lessons for bigger
ones. Successive conungents will
pass thru this hard school"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
WOMAN AND THREE MEN
YIELD IN |. w. w. CASE

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. s.--Mas
Theodore Pollak. Albert Fox, James
Price and Basil Safforet, named in
the secret indictments returned By
the federal grand jury yesterday ~
Sacramento in connection with ~
legged l. w. w. activities. surrendered
20 government officials today. Their
attorney. Nathan coghian. sugEssted
this course.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
LIGHT SYSTEM WILL
TAKE CLOCKS PLACE

The profanity.inducing clock ~
tenn over the county-city building sle-
vators viii soon be replaced BY $3.50
worth OF light system. The design
has been selected by the county COM
snissioners. and work viii start In u
near future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
HOLD FUNERAL HERE

Funeral service for Mrs Hugh NJ.
stre~' wife Of II. ~ Street. promi.
nrnt Seattle realty and financial
man. was held from tho family home.
az 1870 asth ave. Saturday after.
noon. The service wnx read by tho
Rev. Or. Matthews.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
KNIGHTS WILL MEET
TO MAKE FINAL PLANS

]. C. Ford. chairman and campaign
manager OF the big knights OF Co.
lumbus drive for n 100000 war camp
fund, will meet with district captains
and the executive committee at din.
nor at the Washington Annex. Sat.
urday evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
ATTORNEY. TO SPEAK

II. W. Peabody, Brooklyn Attorney
visiting his brother here. c. T. Pee
body, will lecture on The Case q
Christian Science" Monday. Tuesday
and wednesday nights. at the UNI
versity Presbyterian. Madrona Pre-
byterian and Tabernacle Bapttse
churches. respectively.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
Public Markets
sovTU ENp-MONDAy

SOUTH END--MONDAy
atail 2. cream OF barley. 2sc pkg
toilet paper, 6 rolls 2bc. cider vinegar,
&c at. sun Maid reisina, iac pkg. An
dorson's. Biae Ribbon tea, bhc ~, Wos-
aon oil. t2.i5 gal. oysters. lso can
clam chowder, ibe can. Stall ~, best
Jersey butter $40 N fresh ranch eggs.
Csc doz. Stall 20. steer steak, s2c NJ;
mutton chops, zoe NJ, Stall 80. bread.
Sc loaf, Jelly cake. Toe each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
BOYS

Fer delivery Of tsisgrsms Bonus paid
bicycle boys Call at any western
Union branch office. or see MN
aWTUART, at main office, ii3 Cher
~ st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY

Ei7 THIRD AVE.
ACROSS street from Court Honset
We hire for the best logging companies
In the Northwest
OFFICE OPEN UNTIL r. NJ.
WANTED MARRiED COUPLE WITH
All ebIldren. 10 share furnished cot
tage FOR care Of infant baby, VIE
mus, have experience In nursing
references required. Call st 2eii Lane
A.. between hours 10 a. m. ana y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09

ctosE-tN DAIRY RANCH
PRICE fAeoai ta.soo CASiL BALANCE
TO sur FtFrY ACRES OF the
hest bottom land In kltnar county
lying about three mites south Of
Port Orchard MONEY MAKER
TODAY, nvcrythinH on the ranch
Sues az aeove price. Two horses
tive mitch cows five hogs, nfty-five
chickens. farming implements. good
tiVesroom house. barn. chicken house,
sFaHary concrete root house, creek
runs through the place. Thirty
ACRES CLEARED ron FLOWING,
about eighteen acres slashcd and Ia
pasture owner n nov a widow aud
cannot handle the place See THIS
property tomorrow or Sunday
poRr ORCHARD COMMERCIAL CO.
poRr ORCHARD. WV,
SMALL MISSOURI FAtN
g. 50 cash aud 81 80 monthly no interest
or tAxcs Also an tntsres, IN our gres,
development project which, Within the
newt few months, should pay you ono
hundred dollars for every dollar you
invest Highly productive land. close
70 three hta markets, photograph,
and full information free. MUNGER.
it-,es, n. \. Life nidg. Kansas clS'
Mo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
AT KIRKLAND
HOUSE AND lot. 1900

Good truorn house. rtastsfei;
buiif-in features. best caiifernia
siding used on outside. street.
sidewalk and water In and paid
foe. less than fenr hiects from
lake. splendid. unob=iruefei
view Sc fare 20 city % SEATTLE
to residents Of Kirkland Price
% house and lot isee, terms
tla0 cash. balance SIS per
raonih. live here and work IN
Seattle Oct away from hixh
r-rts ard own your evn hons.
Gene T. Kirkland and tnduir- at
offIes % BURKE a FsrRAR.
Inc. on wAArf AZ ferry dock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09

CHEAP LAND: no CROPS; HIGH
prices have put the farmers 81 western
Canada on n prosperity footing tina,
was undreamsd Of before the world
war. More Western Canada farmers
have big bank balances than ever be-
fore; more Western Canada farmers
are spending this winter In California
ana Florida than ever before, nors
automobiles were bought last year ~
Canadian. farmers than ever before.
western Canada has struck its stride.
and the man who gets IN there now
~ going 10 make money for years 70
eoros. Along the lines Of the Canadian
Norihsrn Railway is some Of the best
hnd IN the country. Price SIS 70 t2s
Per acre, feasy termsJ. and 10000
Iso-scre FREE farms Let us tell you
. al about Western Canada and why
more land was sold 10 American far
h'rs N 1917 than IN any one previous
year Bend for FREE illustrated books
sha folders. Call on or address a.
sfostfdt. u, , a =. A.. Dept IT.
AKeni, Canadian Northern Halfway.
we baH'ings st. Vancouver. Is, q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-09
Male Help Wanted

MAN AND WIN WANTED
In small ioEslng camp, near Seattle
Woman 60 cock Tor crew. wares $50
man Co work ON skid road. wages 81. 30
day Csil al ga THIRD ave
wM g uRErNra MEMS urarAins
SUIT ahop saves you go on every sui,
and evercoat Traders building. posA
rhird ave,
A ma a.ooe ooo FOOT NATURAL okHI
welt Just struck In nontotp county
Means fortune 90 Nuu " you act
quick. Fruit particulars as second a
Rntr YARp WORKERS.. ATTENTION.
ovrraila made 60 measure h-ifs,
star
rAfNrEnA wANrEp--iiah tACkAoS
------,--------- ----------~
33-Malc Situations Wanted
~ WooptIousE
General house repairing. ieaky roofa 70
paired. piazierlns and hriekwork,
Queen Anne 1905.
~~~>~~~sT>e~s~'>S>eNe>T~
34-Female Help Wanted
WANTED 6 MEN, WOMEN. cory
mailing sheets address envelopes. fold.
mail circulars o. day. evening. In
CLOSE dime Tor registered contract.
literature. particulars Great western
f'uhiiHhtuH Co. Hos ih. south hend.
Ind.
WOMEN WANrEp tMMnpiAtELY--
Thousands government war positions
omen. tioe meath. list free. write
Franklin Institute. Dept ati-N. Koch
ester. y. Y.
FIVE nmGHr. CAPABLE LAntEa TO
travel demonstrate and cell dealers
sss 60 ftse por month railroad fare
paid Goodrich Drug Company. Dept.
30, omaha, Nsh.
Ali. NEW on otp DANCES auAuAs.
tssd taught uours l TO and 10
II rrnh and University Prot Co
-sld rliies, sisr
36-Agents Wanted
arOr HERE ~REfi. rifE hirEN NO
ulAtor for Ford headlights. going like
whdflrs everywhere. gives splendid
driving HEht AZ low speed keeps
butts from burning out operates auto
tuhtirniiY. wanted for every Ford
hir profits quick listen Fiisr. Okla.
sells ~ daily, profit go. Mcfarland.
Nsh. made $3.50 In ~ weeks No
! experience necessary. We show you
how. Not sold In stores sales Huarsn-
tssd no capital necessary, Write 10.
| day for special offer Address Ets~n
Instrument Co. tst vaisssins nlds.
| -~eS~S~cs~~~~~~
SS-Business Chances
wISTED 70 nFkR PROM OWNER %
good business for sails State cash
price fuii description. u, y. Hush.
Minneapolis. Nina
non III nooMfSd HOUSE. TOT Gals.
| bargain. igis l. @ nraith mag hsis
tror.
GREAT no Pnorfrs III ALASKA
mining .tesk CAL ssi ises nlSs
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