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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-15
Shipyard and
w aterfront
News & Notes
DUTH|E YARD TO
BUILD TEN MORE
BIC FREICHTERS

The DuthIe shipyards were prepar
Ing Monday for a rapid squirt, and
Increased activity. following an
nouncement that contracts had beer
signed with the u. s.. shipping board
for ten more s.so0.ton steel freight
ers.
Another new development In that
yard was the purchase by j. j.
Duthie OF the interests held by G. ID
Bowlen. for n consideration said "a
be $500. 900.
The deal whereby Duthie assumed
complete control OF tho shipyard took
place Saturday. and the shipping
board contract IN tho result OF "A visit
made by Duthie To Washington a
week ago.
The remaining shares In the
Duthie yard are held by III. q. Keas.
elor. superintendent OF the yard. and
n. a. Christof. superintendent OF the
machine shops. Previously, Bowles
had held an equal interest with
Duthie.
With the completion OF the last six
Communicated hulls In the ways.
Duthie viii begin work on the new
contracts. meanwhile expcndlng
100000 for additional machinery and
equipment
The contract for the ten freiRhters
is represented by sif 200 900.
Duthie's present launching rate is
ono ship per month. The Duthie
company, since the first OF the year.
has delivered five commandeered
ships to the government. holding sec.
ond place on tho coast for tho mum.
Der Of ships delivered in 1915.
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Wl4JJ.AkK

stall 10. pork back bones. Te N. small
iotn pork chops. tsc 10: veal ehopw. sec
10. stall sc, spinach. : rsa. ibes green
onions. punches &c, Stall $50. Winrazp
apples. fiso baE. bes, potatoes. ii.ss
sack Stall is;. . cans peas. .tc! !
cans milk. sse. cans CLANS. sbss Tse
can syrup. sec. Stall its. caFnation or
Uordcn's milk. lie can; Tree tea. ssc ~ !
IN Tag dried peaches. rfc Stall if1.
soft shell wainuss. lbs. sse. rhuhsrb.
ths abel fancy asparagus. ltc n. stall
is2. strawberry preserves. ske ~. apple
butter. zee N. for ssci saurfkraut. ife
ut. for zte. home made orange mar.
maiads. sse N. for stc. MIX stall.
milk. &c pit. lee at: buttsrrnilk. Zoe KaL
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EXPECT SETTLEMENT
OF STRIKE TONIGHT

A new wage scale for dock truck.
ers and wnrehousemcn. who threat.
ened strike last week. Is expected
10 be fixed Monday evening at con.
ference OF representatives of the
union and the Waterfront Employ.
ers' association. with Edgar c. Sny.
der. representing the national ad-
justrnent' commission OF the u. S.
shipping board.
Tho men were To have walked out
Thursday. but voted at IA special
meeting 10 delay the strike 10 days
TO give government mediatorE "a
chance TO reach a settlement by
mediation.
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FRENCH SAILORS TO
BE GUESTS OF TITUS

A dinner party and reception viii
be given In honor OF the French off
GERS and sailors under the commands
OF Capts. Gruenais and Guesdon. at
tho chauncey Wright restaurant on
Third ave. Tuesday evening, The
invitation is extended thru the APP
probation of HAGEN J. Titus. preai-
dent OF tho Wright restaurants. OF
the activities OF tho French boys In
the cause OF freedom.
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MAKES NEW RECORD
IN DELIVERING SHIP

The Skinner 4 Eddy steel ship
ossineke was turned over 10 gov.
eminent representatives following
her successful trial trip Saturday.
being delivered in 81 working days
from the laying OF the keel. which
Is n world record for quick delivery.
The Western Queen will be turned
over 20 the shipping board inside OF
10 DAYS
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staii n. 8 lbs. sugar. CSC. Stall ~.
pure natural milk. DC 1T; cream. zoe
ut. Stall g. 2 cnns green peas, acc
asc Eastern fancy syrup, Csc; prunes.
zoe N zoe razor CLANS. i6e stali 1927,
special prices on beef lard compound,
ete. Stall 1876. Citrus washing powder.
2Bc stail 90. zoe can homlny, i5o; nor-
dcn'H milk. lie. 6 rolls toilet paper. 24c.
stall i2. Zoe bottle o'Codar polish, 100;
25c O'cedar polish, zoe; 3be bottle syrup.
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Stall 90, s lbs fine graduated sugar.
e6c. Stall ~, pure natural mink. Zoe at. I.
cream 20c pt. stalls 2T-7s, . his choice
primes l0r; ibc can pork and beans,
Toe: cans I. x. l.. soups, 25c 4 pkgR.
geh Foam powder. 2sc. zoe can Libby's
heetH f5c stall 49, 2ac coffee, II lbs
zoe; zoe soda. Sc; Supreme blend coffee,
Y lbs. soc stan 81, ling cod. Toe 10 ,
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stan 1879. apple butter. fsa 10: bss,
butter. tto ~ local ranch eggs. zoe don,
stalls t-s. short riba. isAe N. pot roast.
Sc ~. pure lard. fbR5 ete. veal chops.
soc NJ fresh tripe. 7ac 10 ris tails.
isr, pigs kidneys. lie. Stall les. beat
fresh ehurusd butter fwsshinxtonl. t1e
~. ma ssc. fancy Washington cream
cry. ste ID. lbs, sEe. good Washington
creamery. see ~. full cream cheese.
Sac 70.
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stall as. ms sultAna rsisins. sssi
Pulled wheat. lac pkg. Hpeciai blend
coffee. soc 10. Cream Of Barley, Toe
pkg. Stalls 3s-sT. oiympis pancake flour.
Toe pkg. cltrus powder. 2to pkg
bares good matehss. lac. stall 30. home
rendered lard. ace ~. veal outlets. 40
10 honeisaa eorued beer. zee n Stall
20. ssHs. zee doG. butter. etc 10. Stall
~. sesdisss grapefruit, . for .sel apples.
90 dos fresh APPARATUS. Ice ID.
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APEX MAKES TRIAL TRIP

The i,coo.ton motorship Apex. con-
structed by the National shipbuiid-
Ing company. was turned over to
Lee II. Wakefield. salmon packer OF
Seattle and Alaska. at the conclusion
OF a successful trial trip Saturday.
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Public Markets


gnFar and soap stalls. 100 tbH. best
potatoes. fi.25. Federal milk. ioc can 9
bars SapthR soap, Use: large pkg Sea
Foam, z5e. StonRs. Csc can X O baking
powder, fec CSC can Hcrshsya cocoa
ise; fsc can Carnpbelrs soup, ioc; 2sc
can ripe olives, f5c. Rcd Seal Grocery
Annex, Blue Ribbon tea, Zoe n; rolls
toilet paper. 25ci boxes good matches
g5c. a zoe cans mustard shrdiues. 2Sc.
IS ms potatoes. csc. fresh spinach. Zoe
~. dry onions. 2 tbs. i0c Stall 20, NJ j.
~ coffee. sse can Stall 10. Buttercup
35c NJ. fresh butterJnlk
10 ar Stall 49, 2-fil loaf bread. lie
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TIVE CIVIL SERVICE
Commission. courty-ct'y Bldg. appii-
enr,s for examination for city positions
a. follows. Conductor and rnotormar
electric street railway. harhorrnan f9as
efsrfneer1: Junior engineering chemist.
Junior sewer maintenance engineer.
structural plan examiner. police wom-
an. police rnatron. animal attendant.
milk sample collector. playground tn
strIetor. minute clerk. Applicants
must have been actual residents Of the
city of Seattle for one year prior to
ritrr application last day for filing
pprfi -. 1918 Detailed information
given At commissions office.
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RELEASE DR.. WEINSBERG

ST. LOUIS. April i5.-Dr. Charles
IL. weinsbcrg. accused of comforting
the enemy by predicting a German
victory within six months. was re-
leased on $4,000 bonds today.
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Nc, iiis W. tfst st. 9 rooms. ti.tee, hail
cash
S rooms, mndrrni new, TssT ard; -. SEQ
halI cash.
se.sae; 81 geo eaah.
f-reom modern; on W. seth st. 5000
$500 cash.
t-roon madrrni iii w. seth st..
v,stcs ssSe cash.
s-reen cottage ON w. tsth St. 1850; $500
cash.
YOUNG rRoRrRC
ass ballard Ave, Phone ballard ga
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steer steak, 25c NJ; veal chops. Csc
n Palmolivo soap, i2c bar: Chmpbell's
SOUP. lie can. Sea Foam washing pow
der. 26e pkg Del Monte sugar peas. 10
can: Kitchen Cleanser, &c can; laundry
SOAP. g bars 26c milk. J cans 35c. shy
der'r eataup. use bottle; bread. Sc loaf:
doughnuta. zoe doz best Jersey butter.
t5o ~; fun cream cheese, soc ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-15
SEEKS MISSING MOTHER

Mrs. +. +. Donahue. mother Of
Mrs e. NJ. Mcfarland OF Hamilton.
Ont. has been missing from her
home for her some time. and Is be-
lieved to be In Seattle. Mrs. Me
Farland II very anxious TO locate
her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-15
BOTHELL CUTS GERMAN

No German viii be taught in the
public schools OF Botheli. II has been
officially ruled out OF the curricu-
lum. and with IL die wncht ON
Rhein" was cut from the song books
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carna,ion milk. large. lie: No. 4 can
tomatoes. for ske. en-. bag oatana.
s.e: J pkEs. Corn Flakes. .3e. GuittArd's
ground chocolate. In. tin 1be. 5.ie. 7ac.
9 har. fmnox soap, 9sr.
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rFFopr You MY
COME TO uUHHELf.s
Auction 1910 Tuesday. Apru 10
.pas.A-io Second Ave.
READ THIS LIFT
IL f,'s range yoa need. we viii hsvs
Monarch. Great Majestic AVID Ecoa
Champion combination. In dining fur
nltprs sse tho handsome large ohins
closets huffrts. extension tahins and
ehalrn. iady.s deck and rhaiF IN golden
.sf library tables hall tree. sectional
bookcase f~pieee psrior ct. rockers
reaehr=. customers. center tables. chit
fouIerp. assrs good medium and cheat
drsssers. hotel drussers. Nefnls Martha
ard enamel beds IN All rlKe# and
weights springs. mattresses. pillows
lots % bedding. curtains. EiasH~arr
dishes. cutlery. porcelain Kitchen set
tafdiuieres. lot new aluminium aud
snnrisl ware. Administer. velvet. tapes
try and Crss rugs. etc
nEHTkuHAST pffTFIr
Going. too Including 2.Enlion coffee Urn.
Fteant tahir douhia Eclipse Fa# range,
I7.hnfusrs 2ccrarY Refrigerator. isrse
bot plate. dozen chairs tables. iota
Of dishrs. cutlery. utensils. etc
ConsiRnmeutn are stili coming Tor THIS
este. go wa cannot fsmiss fully all
TIE good things We viii have for you.
Come ard ase for y0ursaif
JOHN BustfEtf4 a aOSE. fna.
Main 29Aa
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Male Help Wanted

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS poY pr.
tween 10 and rs years Of aeo Good
salary and chance for promotton An
NY ille Fourth ave. the Pacific Tel.
Tel Co.
NAN NANfrb--cREAMn HELPER.
oeea wages permanent work. Inquire
~ once Shear Creamery, linton e.
elleyi between Second and rhird ayes.
flltsfsCLAaa CABINET MAKERS AND
shllled woodwertcrs wanted Cali sid
nfr $40, ask for Mr.. itagtst or arpiy
IN person at 100 lloKe nldg. between
~ ana o'clock.
WM, G. 0REENEs MENU urarAtna
HuH shop saves you SIC on every suit
aud oeetcnst, Traders building. pas u
THIRD ave.
WANTED HoNs Az EXPERIENCED
candy helpers. Pacific Coast biscuit
Company.
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.terasrfain Of sole. fee 10. Ms. ate.
stalls rs, lbs. masAroui. fte. Use can
aasota cooking or salad oil. tte. lie can
pork and beans Toe.
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YOUNG MAN WANTED

We want n young man go
ing to high school. about II
years old. 10 work after
school Steady Job with salary.
See Mr.. Parish or MFR. Dono.
hue. The Star. 1907 Seventh
ave.
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CITY lot. 1850
Here u II. hcnebulldsrsf A fine. level
tesieS-Ecet lot, on permanently graded
street city water. sewer, KldewAika
etc. all In and paid for owner Ga lady,
and orders US TO sell tor lust what ths
assessments and taxss re-t ner See u.
At enee for this bargain. (Claaa 10
rhinney ear ilncl
DAVID T. EASTMAN
iaft Thtrd Ave Main sssf
ritz PORT ORCHARD COMMERCIAL.
Co. by reason % Its location at county
s~st OF kttsap county. - hest equipped
60 offer real hargaias In the Puget
Sound Navy Ysrd nistrtet en- vacant
lets. improved homes. unsfnprovea and
improved farms CALI. or wrtts Port
orchard Commercial Co, Port Orchard.
Wash. OFFICE opeu sundsya
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NNAF
HttuTfruf. MODERN T-rOoM HOUSE
with fun basement. for s9.Tae; terms.
Fine lot, bearing fruit trees one block
from ear iine and one block from
paved boulevard. Call owner. kenwooa
iT.s.
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Done

fS-Dressmaking Done
EXPERT nRraHMAKEU-nY DAY OR
piece Phone Fast i7se,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S>rS~-~S>~~~~~~~~~
50-Furniturc for Sale
ApVEHrtan uuEb FURNITURE IN
The star, Hundreds Of home seekers
and well paid workers ioak FOR "uss.
rains In Furniture" in TITS eoiumr
Pee rates at toy Of first column. ihis
rare
~eS~S~~N@s~>~~~~~e>eNe~~ ~Ne~~~~e~eeN~~~~~c
5i-Furniture Wanted
VIZ my MORE uaED rultNtruHE
and pay higher prices than any house
IN the city, Phone Main fsss Seattle
Auction Co. sooe Second ave,
Wake turn. Co, eos pike, MAin ssis
--~-@s>~ese~a--~A--=ae--se
55-Business Personals
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Furnished Apis.

FOR RENT - s-Roou nAaEMrST
fiat; eisans light airy; newly decor.
atsd. bath. gss. city light. Take FIRE.
r1ont-paiIard car TO Greenwood ave
walk two blocks up. Rem, Sis. f.i
nowdotn place.
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59Legal Notices

59-Legal Notices
CHANCE or yEssEr'a NAME
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that. under
Chapter lo7. Laws OF 1881. ana Art.
60. 6. ". 1915. and In rurruaHe. % tho
authority granted hv the Commissioner
~ Navigation on the application Of Co
igFnhia Salmon Company. the name %
the Eaa screw ''nERftS" fofnolai No
agatot1. ~ net tons. has been changed
TO LINCOLN"
ROSCOE ". DnrMHELLER
Collector 81 Customs
Seattle. Washington. Aprfi ~. 1918.
TO WHOM IT MAY coScEuHi NO.
.ics IL hereby given that have made
application TO establish and operate q
blacksmith shop a, $3.50 westiaks
ssyrs-;,lSSl.,~o>,MASSsI ISsp " LsSS
60-Public Notices
f.osr BROTHER WANTED
c. g. or CARL BAILEY WHEN Last
heard from was living IN tho state Of
Washington. lie II entitled to an c@-
tate in kaufman county. TEXAS. where
he was raised. and can get said estate
BY communicating with hia brother
Ben HALEY. Mt kaufman. Texas.
Any Information as TO his whereabouts
will be appreciated by his brother
BEN BAILEY.
Route /. Kaufman. Texas
kaufman. Texas. February ~. 1918.
TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN:
The undersigned has made application 10
erect lumber shed at 1898 jackson 1T.
lot 7. block /. Syndicate Addition. Any
ono desiring 10 protest against such
occupation will file such protest a. the
office OF Superintendent OF Buildings
prior 90 April 20. 1918
g. y. GUTHRIE. owner
MCINTOSH LHR. co. Lessee.
~1~sS~~y, : SS>>~>Se>Ssy~o~~~s~~~
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'Assfni Pill RANCH
RENT. TRADE on sEfT

wsshisv,, excellent land in Eastern
s9sa 4 v acres IN alfalfa; 40
two van she.d can h. Irrigated, has
Engines fully equipped with gas
rat d 49,, 49,. 70 pump a water supply
frsm es,,.. fha ustibie; short distance
Pant Ths seat railroad ard trading
~ ssr. - isnd valuation IL above $50
srbsrsnesS : sale basis. win lease 70
sih1 p,srl fanrher. or exchange for
sr,y, Or sell outright.
4. y REID 4 ~,
rs New York nieet
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10 sfEpcHaNTa

TO MERCHANTS
TOWNS OVER 5000
Position required by rnsn % vide bust
ns.s experience. esrahie 81 'skina
charge all departments IN general
store. a clever advertiser and bust
ness promoter: over drarr aNe. arm very
well educated: merchandise man 80.
peetaIiy well versed in dry goods
clothing. etc. and sr adept At floor
rraraRenrnt. can take hold md
make you money while you take life
little easter. write 70 H-fsf. Seattle
star.
q. g. DEPT. or LABOR
Employment Service
Union and First Ave.
or 1915 Western Ave.
sHrpYApp WORKERS
Farm LABOR
Urgently needed on war essential work.
Good wages. Immediate employment.
sTAR ADVERTISERS
NOTICE
Please call for reply letters addresasf
To H-tz3. H-12s, H-fff, .. 4. 3. .,
H-fsf. Z. & T-fGt. 8, 7. H-iso
All cider reply letters ~ lesser numbers
thar above will not he held after this
notice expires
THE SEATTLE STAR
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-07

KIMoNos .
FIannelette Kimonos, fancy Cd -
light patterns. Special. =
WOOL BATS
All in one sheet, 72x84 Wool @ ~
Bats: ATbapgain at ......... -.
RIBBONS
One table with plain and fancy Silk Hair
T Ri66On. Special 45c
COTTON BLANKETS
SO Cotton . Blankets e,sas, II white So 80
OUTING FLANNEL
Plain white and colored, good quality
Outing Flannel. Csc value 0Em
at .......,..... >S
BATH ROBE BLANKETS
Fancy colored Bath Robe Blankets, cord
and frogs to match, 7oz90 ga O.
size; $500 value. Special at -
CHOICE FOR $1.75
Mems wool Shirts and Drawers; Won
en- wool pants and extra size Womer's
fleeced Union Suits. c. -
MEMS NIGHT SHIRTS
Heavy Outing Flannel Night Shirts, Is
to 20. Worth today, $3.50. SITS
Special .................. $50
FEATHER PILLOW
SO all feather Pillows, extra heavy
ticking. Special, zGn
each NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FIBRE HOSE
One lot of Silk Fibre Hose; 85c value, 8
and 911a sizes, black only. GQN
Special Observation-Disclosures
CRIB BLANKETS
Heavy wool nap Crib Blankets, in white,
pink and blue. Worth $1.75. Gf %
Special ...................
SCHOOL PLAIDs
Fancy school Plaids, also plain and strip
ed Cotton srlitings; 35c. value. 2Se
Special, yard .................
WOOL BLANKETS
IS pairs North Star Wool mills Blankets
full size in. s white, grey $1,000
BOYS UNION sU1fs
Extra heavy Boys heeced Union Suits,
sizes to Is years. CO -
Special ........... $3.50. -
cHILDREN's UNION SUITS
SO dozen Children's Union Suits, in half
s Eool; natural grey, I So 90
WOOL NAP BLANKETS
so 64x76 heavy wool finished Plaid
s sasaisl $3.50
BOYS HOSE
25 dozen extra heavy Boys Hose, all
sizes. Bargain at, 9Ga
PAIR ...ssss..s..s.... =
coMFoRTERs
One lot of Comforters, Sillzo-W q M
lined covered. Special
MARQUIsETTE
80 pieces 38-inch Curtain Maruuisette. in
white and ecru; Soc value o.
Special, yard .......,..:.....
BABY BLANKETS
White with colored borders SRm
double blankets. Special 1880.
UNION SUITS
Women's fleeced Union, with long, short
and without sleeves, sizes O. 81
36 to 46, Special ....... = 1852
KITCHEN APRONS
Light colored kitchen aprons 81 %
in all sizes Special - $3.50
C0RSETs
One lot Of odds and ends in .herringbone
Corsets, elastic top; $1.75 6Rm
value. To close -. u. ...... - a'sa 81
TABLE DAIEAsK
64-inch heavy mercerized Table Damask.
z z5tss bargain q z5C
J o s10 - - $50 : ss4ss ss.s.s#sssss.s.s
BATH ROBING
s pieces extra heavy Bath Rob E GO q.
ing SneciaI ward 49, ~
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-07
School Cafeteria
To Oben Monday

The Fargo high school cafeterla
WILDE opened in the woodrow VIII
son building next Monday noon, Ar
thur Deamer,. superintendent. an
nounced this afternoon.
The bill of fare and prices Will In
clude a hot dish, with variations OF
SOUP, meat and potatoes, at 10 cents;
bread AMI butter or sandwiches at 9
Service, Mr.. Dean1er said, would be
limited as far as possible to students
who live a considerable distance from
fhe various dishes would be sold "a
hours in advance each day that plans
for quantities could be made, thus
reducing wastage to a minimum.
The cafeteria will be under the
nartment. Students in the CONNER
cial department will keep the books
and handle the money.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-07
Night School Is
Community Need

The free public night school plays
an important part In the development
Of a community spirit in any com
munity. It was started in Fargo
three years ago, and has gradually
developed to meet the needs of the
community. This year courses VIII
be offered ranging from elementary
grade work to that of college rank.
The primary department is intended
for people of foreign birth and school
ing who are not very familiar Win
the English language and American
institutions. The work will consist
of reading, writing, spelling, and civ
les: .... ~
advanced rea1ing, geography history
spelling, ARITHMETIC and ciyics. 81
THE advanced work consists of DO
nestle science, commercial, WORK.
chemistry, literature and history OF
The night school opens Monday
evening in the Woodrow wilson
building. Sessions come on Monday
Wednesday, and Friday evenings, aed
last from 1880 to $3.50 o'clock. All
who are interested should report TOE
registration on Monday evening, Il
possible. However, registration may
be made at later date.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-07

An illiterate preacher who pro-
fessed to despise education, remark
ed during a conversation with an
educated clergyman:
81 am thankful that the Lord has
opened my mouth to preach without
learning"
"a similar event occurred in
Balaams time" was the quiet retort.
"Ndy wife is an expert at juggling
knives and forks stated a husband
to, the court. ~
What would you> call expert o. in
terrogated the judge. go
well, she threw a knife at me the.
other morning and here's where it
hit me- reiterated the man, point
ing to a Iacerated forehead. II
wouldn't call that the throw Of an
amateur"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-07
10 CASS DRAFT
MEN TO ENTRAIN
FOR CALIFORNIA
CAMP On MONDAY

One hundred and twenty Cass
county draft men, the largest number
called at one time since last spring,
VIII entrain in Fargo for Camp Win
field Scott, Calf, next Monday, Nov
ember IL. The men will be indicted
into the service at the Cass county
courthouse at o'clock in the morn
ing. a.. .... --.- .
The 100 men will be part of $500
men in the state which will go to
camp in the f1ve-day period COM
mencing Monday. North Dakota
VIII also send 351 old registrants to
Camp Dodge, cass county's quota Of
the number being Is. -
The names Of men who entrain for
the California camp Monday, in
Guiding alternates and men trans
ferred from other boards, follow:
Adolph Albert Prieve, Armenia.
John Albert Kowalski, Fargo.
ogden EIliss Rose, Ayr.
Carl Egland, Perley, MINI.
Walter Ezra oppermann, Wheatland.
Leonard Lauer, Rascoe, MINI.
William Henry Cruden, Casselton.
Hope Douglas Veitch, Argusville.
Alfred John Arby, Page:
Samuel Leslie Crothers, Grand Forks
Arthur VIM. Illgen, Fargo.
Emil Huss, Fargo.
Edward Lloyd Flakker, Casselton.
HaGbart Samuelson, Gardner.
- Anton Kaitis,r Fargo. ---.-
Louis John Willin Thate. Tower City.
Walter Byers, Fargo --, 49,.
Louis Rheault, Horace.
Henry Schel, Grandin.
Earl Edison Knight, Savannah, MINI.
Philip Ernest Korengold, Fargo.
Adolph Maurice Skrove, Fargo.
Harry Fred Huemceller, Fairmonr.
MINI. ..e
Glenn w. Duff, Winnipeg, Can.
Max F. Murray, Fargo.
Willie Julius Scharmer, Erie.
Edward William Bautz, Durbin.
Vivian Henry Gould, Langdon.
Preston Collins Brown, Fargo.
Henning Otto Krabbenhoft, Sabin,
MINI.
owen Ayr Ford, Buffalo.
Rudolph Martin Anderson, Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-07

The welfare worker glanced
around apprehensively as she enter
ed the humble dwelling. 'tAre you
not arafd to live here? do not
see any fire-escape."
Law. no. miss! don't need
one,'' returned the satisfied slum
dweller, whenever the cops come
up after me i makes my getaway
over the roof"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-07
Briefly Told
Hnhhell.s coffee.-Advt.

HubbeU's Coffee.--Advt. - -.
Shop at Rickerss.--Adyt.. -. = g-
-Herbst's for hosierY.-Advt. 80. =
Call Liberty Taxi ,Line-5S1.-Advt.
Have Knight Prtg. Co. print it.--.Adv.
Hendrickscn's shoes for style. -
Cali the Yellow Taxi. Phone 511.-
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Dr.. Basye. osteopath. Phone 1881
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