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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-03-20
Baker Visits Trenches.


b With the Americans afield, March
20,--secretary of War Baker, stand
ing in one of the front line trenches
exclaimed, "Now l am at the from
tier Of freedom" He was in listen
ing post and scanned No Mans Land.
Returning from the trenches, a
los calibre she'll burst within 40
yards Of the secretary's automobile.
The secretary saw and conversed
with many men he knew from Ohio.
He called on Captain Archie Roose-
welt, son Of Colonel Roosevelt, In
the hospital, stood at his cot and
chatted and praised Roosevelt's gal
lantry He also conversed with
other wounded officers.
A formal review of the battalion
was held by Baker.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-03-20
ARE YOU TAX STACKER :?
(By United Press)

IBy Un1teu FTeSsJ
Washington, March 20.-The in
ternal revenue is planning the pla-
cling of tax dodgers in the same class
as draft slackers and will prosecute
equally severe.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-03-20
AMBASSADORS SAFE
(Rv JInifed PreSs)

s Pekin, March 20.-Chinese and
japanese ambassadors, accompanied
by severa! American diplomats, have
arrived at Manchuria from Petrograd
under safe conduct. ~--.S.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-03-20
PRIVATE FRED CUTTER
NOW CORPORAL. CUTTER,
KELLY WALTON FIELD
Especial to .Pi ioneer)


ter, Ill Beltrami avenue, Be-
a. midi, Mimi, member Of the 81
616th aero supply squadron,
Kelly Field T Texas, has been pro- a
noted ito the rank OF corporal.
Corporal Gutter is acting as as q
sistant in the supply depart
ment. s
ssseTO ONfs POE,
3D. 4 lieut., Sig. R. G.. . IS S.
In a letter to the Pioneer, Lieu
tenant Poe states that a news bureau
has been finaugurated at Kelly Field
to keep the families and friends OF
the men at Kelly Field Informed as
to their progress, and the above is
a news item sent to the Pioneer In
the line Of work being performed by
the bureau 4. S#
The many friends Of Corp CUT
ter will be pleased to learn OF his adj
vancement. ssE /,
given more added power than it does
today. Presid dent wilson, the sec
retary of war, the Council of Nation
al Defense, the United States COM
missioner Of education and many 9TH
ers have taken the position that it
is the patriotic dirty of young men
and Of young women to remain In
school until they are. specif ifcally
needed elsewhere If they are to
remain in school, trained teachers
should be provided. Y ssssss.s 3.
4 Big Decrease Shown.
Reports from the normal school
presidents of the country indicate
that the decrease in enrol ollment due
to the war averages lis IL. 81 per cent.
The decrease in ollment of young
men is 33 per cent and the decrease
of young women is 1876 per cent:
The enrolment in the Normal schools
Of Minnesota is! II per cent less this
year than last year The enrolment
Of young men has decreased 37.3 per:
cent and the enrolment of young
women s. . per cent When one re-
calls that the Normal sch ools were
not. able before the war to supply
an adequate number Of trained teach
ers for the state and that thousands
Of teachers are leaving the schools
for service in 4 other activities the
seriousness Of the situation is ap-:
parent. "a -.sS
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-03-20
Returns Long DELAYED.

Milwaukee, Wis, March 20. The
result OF the Republican senatorial
primaries will not be known until
tonight or even later.
4 Scattered returns showed that the
race between Lenroot, loyalist, and
Thompson, La Toilette candidate,
was close, with indications favoring
Lenroot. -5l .. 3.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-03-20
British u Decorated.

With the Americans afield, March
20.-The first men receiving the Am
erican war decoration for gextraor-
3dinary zheroism was lieutenant Green
of the field artillery, Sergeant Will
liam Norton and Patrick Walsh.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-03-20
Mayoralty Race.

Milwaukee, Wis, March 2 90
Mayor Hoan, Socialist, and Percy
Braman, Republican, apparently
have safe leads in the Non-Partisan
mayoralty primary. BY the Non
Partisan system the two leading can
didates oppose at the regular cleo
tion. ., H.. ..M.+, .. =. .s.,4 >
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-03-20
D.vis Resigns Post.

/. Washington, March 20.-Presi-
dent Wilson has accepted the resig-
nation of Joseph Davis from the fed
eral trade commission.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-03-20
= 13 St, Patrick's Day; 102
= Reduced to Kindling; !; Night;
{ !. Flying Unprecedented.
SECRETARY BAKER ON VISIT ]
H.. TO FRONT LINE TRENCHES
Calls on Archie Roosevelt; Huge
Shell Bursts Within, 40 Yards
:, gss.7Ec of Bakers Auto. .-
(William Phillip simms)

With the British armies afield,
March 20.-The air war on the west
front is breaking records. So far
this month the British have downed
1877 German planes, including % on
St. Patrick's day. OF this number,
102 we're reduced to kindling. The
night flying is Unprecedented
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-03-20
FLAMEs sWrHP CITY ::

Lethbridge, Alta, March 20
Flames today swept the Arcadia
block and also destroyed offices and
stores. Loss $150,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-22

stall q. veal stew. lite NJ. LEG Of veal.
zee N. stall ies, green peas. ms. ace
srs~n onions. 9 punches loo Stall fes.
rolls wan paper. sse. purs ground ohoco-
late, $50 NJ. $50 jar Of jelly. Toe; IVA
bars. Use ~. . cans shrinirs. zee. stalls
nom, string beans. i2e NJ! lemons. -sc
dos. stau ii., new carrots. bunehes
Sc. homo grs-n cucumtsfs. Zoe and ise {.
sweet new paas. rbs. stc! extra iarIe
Delicious apples. SOC dos home grown
asparagus zoe n. new tufnlps. &c NJ,
stall fss. peanut butter. see 10. stall
iss. ~ ns zoe coffee. teei ffesh
ehurnsd butter. tse 10. ibs. use; Cream
Of Nut margarine. ace NJ. he. n.oe'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-22
Shipyard and
Waterfront
News & Notes
FISHING SHIP IS LOST

The Libby. Mcneil A. Libby ship
Takoma has been sunk by the Ice
flocs In Bristol bay. and thc barkn W.
-. Flint and Abner Coburn damaged.
Information In mcager. but reports
from the North have caused Intense
anxiety To cannery men with Alas
kan interests. unconfirmcd reports
tell Of fishing ships crushed like egg
shells and men forced 10 take refuge
on the leo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-22
VITAL STATISTICS
BruTIsa

btAuuS
ROY 10 Mr., aad Mrs. a c. Dent. ce'um-
bta aanltargura. May T.
Giri to Mr.. and Mrs. C. wafter. ssN
esth W. May ~
Tsoy 10 Mr and Mrs. r. ". Sakao. SOC
Jackson st. May -.
Boy 70 Mr.. and Mrs. ~. YsnAgushi.
as Eighth a.. MAy ~.
noy TO Mr. and Mrs. q. A. cAsisesd.
Swedish hospital. May q.
hoy to Mr.. and Mrs v. ~ Norton. ssss
10th ". w. May IL.
GIri 10 Mr.. and Mrs. y. n. rsrss itis
Minor. May 20.
Hoy 70 nr. ana xrs. p, r. Ysssrdal
fift Stewart 81. May IL.
ORR to AFR. and Mra >. NJ Davis. 7is
Olive st. May ~.
olri 70 Mr.. and Mira n. n. Paul. :sis
Eighth w. MAY 20.
BOY to AIR. and Mrs. n Kurnai. is
Eighth ave. May fs
hoy TO sfr. and Mrs. IT, n. rrogcrs.
ssss seth ~. W.. May ..
ORR to Mr.. and Mrs w Colby. Jr-.
ss.s Crescent drive. May ~.
noy TO Mr.. and Mrs. A. Psrigo. 1919 r.
Marion. May 7.
oirl 70 Mr., and Mrs n Cohen. s;s
.sth n. May ..
ON to Nr ana Mrs. l. Cohen. iss Ism
noy 10 Mr.. ana Mrs y. C. HowArd.
sfos Meridian. April 20.
hoy to Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. Mcvrfea.
Seattle General hospital. May IS
Boy TO Mr.. and Mrs A. SaEei. Seattle
General hospital. May 10.
hoy TO Mr.. and Mrs G. J. roder. Toofx
seth ~. w. May II.
nor to Mr.. and Mrs r. r. Rorabsck.
sfes Mrsd 81. May 10.
Dor to Mr. and Mrs =. n. waraek.
se7t sycamors. May -. .
Girl 70 Mr.. and Mira n. Israel. fs7
fTth. May IA.
hoy 70 Mr. ard Mira r. Ai,shs,. ;ii
itth. May II.
James o'BrienS 90. ssst 18Th ~. r..
May 20.
. pumond. 81. - r~nora st.. May ~.
Donna Lyon. 70. Providenee hospital.
n eo,hiin. !. cniidren's orshcpsdie
hospital. May 20.
N MIiirnsr. 81. s.r Y. Valley. May -.
J. u. Haines. 10. Swedish hospital.
Laura w. flanders. IS. s,, N. ',rd.
May 1s.
MARY e. y. Stevens. s.. '''' Eastern
ave. May is
II. IInder.mith. 20. so,; :s,h N. r..
Rose Murray. 70. 1919 n. 5t,h. May 10.
y. g. Smith. a.. ssas Aurora, May ~
Fannie Tucker. 30. Providence hospital.
Harry oom II. prov,a.no. hospital.
W. u. Ps,tsp. 81. Providence hospital.
May 20.
MARRIAGES
Marrisg. licenses were issued May 81
m follows;
Harold Edwin Kerry and Marie Helen
Wilson. Seattle.
Leo II. a. westermann. 10, Seattle. and
Agnes Fieissner. 90. Kansas city. Kan.
Carl H. Anderson and Martha Lind
qulst. Seattie.
j. W. Lawson nnd May Cameron. Seattle.
August A. Schuaier. az. shoibyviiic.
Ind, and Mona Wilson. is, Seattle.
Richards. 20, Bromerton.
Edward Hutchings and Audris y.
Howarth. Beattic.
DIVORCES
Huits for divorce y~-rc started In SUI
perior court today as follows:
n. q. Anderson Va. A. -. Anderson.
desertion.
Edna Lavina Hamilton vs.. David James
Hamilton. infideiity.
lila vorn Pearl Cole vs.. Joseph w. Cole.
cruelty.
Robert II. Wells vs.. Myrtle wells. de-
sertlon.
Sarah Il. Ifoban vs.. Michael q. Hobnn.
cruelty.
Tho following DEGREES wcro granted;
Mary H. Cox from Claire ". Cox.
Louise w. Aston from Carl q. Aston.
Lulu IT, Bauies from Eirin u. aaules
Sarah +. Shank from Aionzo NJ. Shank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-22
TODD, SHlPBUILDER, IS
HERE TO MOVE PLANT

william H. Todd. New York and
Coast shipynrd man. arrived In Seat
Ito Tuesday TO supcrintend the re.
moving OF the dry dock facilities OF
the Seattle Construction and Dry
Dock Co. 10 Tacoma.
Seven commandeered ships. three
battle cruisers. a number OF torpedo
boats and 10 merchant vessels nre TO
he removed 20 the Todd yard. In Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-22
SHIPBUILDINC TO
INCREASE HERE

An increase Of 600 tons In seattie's
shipbuiidipg within the next year
was predicted by y. A. Siicox. spe-
ciai agent OF the United States Dr.
partment Of labor. at n meeting OF
the Seattle Bar association Tuesday
night.
The insertion Of n provision In all
future shlpbuildIng contracts provtd.
ing against strikes and iock-outs.
was also predicted by the labor man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-22
SANITARY

stall a.. 9 bars crystal white soap.
sse. Hue ribbon tea. y 10. ale. N. tte!
Nasoia oil. pts, asc. ats stei ftsks
White or cottasust. use 10, ms sscl
Toe pkg mAearoni or spaghetti. for lie.
iarxs pkE awirs Pride ~sshi-~ 49,
der, .se! corn syrup apple jelly. 70
glass all spices. tor Ice. las e@s
aiicsd pineapple. ssci cut strinr b"an~.
ftc can. stalls st.ss.sf. zee pkE. Upton
tea. tgct cfisco. as ra ssc. bs zoe
.tAna raisinz. sse. i'm. uhtrardeiii'H ehoeo-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-22
TO TAKE OVER FERRIES

Lake Washington ferries Will come
under the supervision Of the county
commissioners on January I. 1919.
Announcement 20 that effect was
made on Tuesday. following a confer.
ence OF the board with the port com
mission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-22

stalls -r.ss. . bars nah white sesp.
sts; bars Crystal white soap. s;e.
tiso G.mb can Sublime baking powder.
ese. log Cabin syrup. fsc can for see.
Zee for soc; ace choice pink salmon. fSc
ran. use oatana OF cetetars paneAks
flour, .kc. CSC jar pure honey. ste (.
cstsre. toe. Csc. sec. si.-t. t.m. can
" n. coffee. 81 SCI fse ustsr's cocoa
OF Premium eheeels,s. zoe: pigs
Ietio. Csc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-22

stall ~. M. fine GRADUATED sugar,
Csc. stall 20. freshly ground ssone-buhr
corn meal. e. lbs. SIC. iba tss. stall
~. pure natural milk. Toe at. cream.
soc pt. Htali %. $50 can peaches. soc
ase can pink salmon. zoe. Stall ~.
Hawaiian pineapple. lie can. solid pack
tomatoes. lie can. Stall 81. Engiish
mullins. pork pies ans erumpsr All
English bakery. Stall ~. ace and SOC
Liquid Veneer. soc aud zoo bottle. eors
starch, Toe 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-22
CORNER

utaiis 1856. ft-os. pkg. seedissn
rai.ins. : for stc. SINNERS spaxhs,u ~
nararoni. : ra =tc. miaeed eisms. Zoe
can large can hominy. , for :tc. hsnoia
and ws@soa oils at reduced price, stalls
lfs-ss. Csc coffee special. 1895 fresh
ehufusi butter, tte fbss cottage cheese
fresh daily. ms. sscs but,ermiit. Zoe.
stall TIC. mob whiis soap. bars sie.
seeded rsisins. : Pigs. .;e. nius star
lama beans. : ms .tcs large cans miik,
llc. s-fh. sack rolled oats. sse-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-22

rsrnaticn milk. large tIns. fsSe. small
tAe. Mount vernon milk. large tins Toe,
small Sc: rofsers Golden Gate coffee. tss
no. ~ ma ssci pkxs. uns~ia tiscaiss
itss Pest Tosssiss. iEes No. 80 car
peaches. ste. tall can rfcnsss msnesd
Clans. iscs Teco pAneAks fiour. . pkga
sse. Masois oil. 81. stc. az csc. y gal
ti.sr. Gal sstT. ocsdsr pctish- Tee bot
tie sfe. .te bottle sic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-22
SCOTT WINS ELECTION

WASHINGTON. May 22.--Repre-
sentative George G. Scott. of Sioux
City. Ia. republican. was duly elect.
cd, the house elections committee TO.
day decided In the contested election
case brought by Steele. q democrat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-22
|55-Busincss Personals
Public Markets


PINE st.
Sugar rtaii. lbs. head rice. ssei isb
ms cane sugar, 400. Hoap stall. bos
isnos. 100 bars. st.so; hox Ivory. t,ss
can salmon. Ice. $50 can shriinps. foci
No, ~ainats. soc NJ. ] ms. head rice
asc. lied seal Grocery, Annex. Ms
asparagus. zsc, peas. Ice m.i rhuesfb
Sc 10. q caas Carnation milk. doc. stall
-. fresh ehurned butter. zee fb.i , bs
coffee. Ase. jelly. $50 10. h,aii ~. local
ranch eggs. ESQ dos RtAli =. fancy
straw berries. $50 bos. Stall 10. fresh
buttermiik. &c at Elliott rish Co. brick
cod fish. Z fbs ssc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-22

CONN. following tho taking over Of
the construction plant by the Skin.
ner a Eddy corporation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-22
NEW norsI-.,s ACRES
Rrxxrxo WATERSHEDS

Rsr~arn has bs~n darned ur. ard
can t~ used over land By grav-
tfy: 3-room house. built 70 adj
tfonaf rooms can - added easily.
large gnrdsn. about v acre OF
potatoes have been planted this
spsfrg. timber 90 build log barn
asd other buildings. faces county
road. we'll settled locality. adj
joining places improved; esrfsn
coming up will show so'L Terms
sfse cash. balance SIS monthly.
Handy for anyone that would
wans 10 work In shipysrd. Taks
East Madison car and county
ferry. and inquire for Mr.. Br~ne-
man. Burke 4 Farrsrs office 10
Kirkland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-22

4 FEW REAL SNAPS
- afres good garden land for only
Y Has some timber on ~. and a
fuel supply a. long ~ you want H.
Gloss 10 town. school. etc.
a. acres for $3.50. This land IL sasy n
clear ard has been burned over. ~
r. nov In pasture Quarter mile from
the main highway on another rosd
It's Q real bargain A. the price. Hair
cash. Get this and becoms real home
owner.
a. acres: improved farm: good house;
rood barn: some timber. good roads;
good soil: $500. ft's vorth more.
AAgEw a gTxTOS CO.
1910 First Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-22

The s,S00.ton steamer West Hridsc.
built by the J. Il. Duthie company,
wns turned over TO shipping board
representatives Tuesday afternoon.
following her trial tests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-22
CLEARED LASp-BrILDrSGs
HOrsE-BARx-ss-s

This property has q frontsRe Of
SO feet on the road. and
house. barn. chicken house; also
other building material. bearing
fruit: berries: oil Of place rich.
level land; no rock: ready for
cultivation. thick1y settled dis
trfet: handy 20 electric line and
paved road TO business section.
Anyone employed can make ar
ranrsrusnss 20 sec this In ths
evening Burke A. Farrar. Inc.
.1s New York Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-22
s2--Male Helm Wanted

MAfuNE rNdiNEEilA--u United ntatss
shipping Hoard fro. marine engineers
school at University OF washington,
Heattie. Trains engine room OFFICERS
for new merchant marine. Short cut
10 license. Native or naturniited ciu-
sens oniy. stationary. locomotive en-
rineern. oilers. water tcnderr. eligible.
Course only one month. No enliHtment.
Address ". J. dfamts. $50 stuart
nids.. Seattle. wash.
YOUNG MAN or MECHANICAL TURN
OF mind to learn the adding machine
business Noe nureii. pif Henry ildg.
~>~~~~>~>,~>~~~r~-~~s<~~> -~r>s~r>s~~~r~-~-
3<-Fcmalc Help Wanted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-22
3<-Fcmalc Help Wanted

wANrrp-youSo LADIES ron rnf~
nrnoNn OPERATING, NO rRn-
vious EXPERIENCE NECESSARY.
uss FER WEEK PAID WHILE
LwAnsiso. RAPID ADVANCEMENT
IN SALARY. PERMANENT post
rioss: EXTRA PAY ron SUNDAYS
AND HOLIDAYS GALL AT rsLn'
rHoSn COMPANY OPERATING
SCHOOL. iiis FOURTH AVE. pn-
TWEEN Q A. ~ AND p. ~
CENTURY CONN co WOULD LIKE TO
hire stu strong women ~ opcrats cone
machines. Women depsndiux on own
resources OF left 80 ty husband bslng
taken 10 NAfs We can fhfhHu 'e~s"
keeping rooms 20 cur employees
WANTED txrFf{T arrSoanAriirH.
With general office experience one who
hss had makeup or editorial 81
rrrssnr. ~tth magazine or newSprprf'
Exreriencs. brains. health psccssaf1'
Address Hs,oi. star
wAxTxp-ss uinfN TO fEAnS 70
operate tho cemptoms,sr ADDING AMI
figuring naehins. Splendid salaries
assured. cemptometsr school OF Ae-
eountins. en- Second ave.
soMroSE TO KEEP MY
house open. III pay tho rent ana
you keep the pref,t THIS PROPOSITION
viii stand Investigation teplr ifss
W. tlth q. rhens ballard aifv.
HOTEL HELP WANTED
chauabcrmatd.. teIitoys. pey'ers ana
elevator operators. apply at ~ Msi.
i@on %. No fee ehsrxsd. Bring this
al with soa-
cREpir--A LITTLE DowS. LITTLE
each week. Dresses. eoass. suits oven
.esatnr. until = o'clock. Phelps Co.
ssts Third ave. tupssairs).
FoHEwoMAx AND APPRENTICES IN
Init goods factory. STEADY position sad
good pay. Appiy tei Union 81
wA$rrp-FxrrRiE AND IN
experienced wiri. In eandy department.
Pacific Goes, nlseglt 60.
35-Female Situations Wtd.
wxNTEn--cf.rASiS iRoSiSo AND
all Kind. Of msndinx. BY ,hs day or
hour. Tsisphone IVES. fssR MIS-
~rsSs>~~~~~~.~
37-Salesmen Wanted
WASTFn-s.issmsn With au,anohlis.
We have tve eses~dinxiy attractive
susomobfis sp~eisiti~s Garage tnsn
end auto dealers familiar With our
product. Extensive adssriirinE ana
promosior row being eaFsiei on Must
nav. snsu % hish eafiesr and good
yates sbgiisy Address Thema q hen.
>r rs.u. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~
38-Business Chances
WANTEp- soMroSE TO KEW nv
hooss cpsn. III pay the rsnt ar1
you keep the profit. This proposition
vii ssand Investigation. Apply it;,
W, tTsh -. rhoae naiissd iise
.--~~----->------ -------->-------~~--
t3--IIost and Found
T6TNb-SMzf.E nxY HORSE. WHITE
face George Bsses. isth ave d Hes
&>~~~~~~~~~~
l5-ror Sale Miscellaneous
YUoHooRApUn OUN SPECIALITY
voREf0N REcoRps
9rrcAL RECORD 9xcwASoo
isfs wsssiaha Hiiiou sefe
Opposite ssv rrmss nsds.
Re boy. TRACE. exchange. repair.
INV FfANos ron RHsr. RENr Az.
Piled on pssshss~ Msyss-renss. sis
UasosL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-22

aAau AND DOORS
nv sirns II coming. We make s~yssn
uiaaowp and doors Get our large w.
iustrstsd catalogue no. 81 Of sash.
doors and building material 8snt free
on request
Screen doors. rorsis>d. gfusd
and covered With heavy gal
vanissd wire mech. $50. .u-fs ana NJ
window and sash screens. 81.
per So n. ................ IL
Cottage glass doors ........ 4ts ara no
Five eros-- panel doors ...... is- and up
.ss:s s-itGhs windows 1890. liz
Prepared roosIag at ........
...........si.,s. si.Te and sfs
Mort cedar lap siding ...... SEQ
Rough bungalow siding .....fses
short lengths beaded ceiling 5000
We sell anyone. ship anywhere. and
guarantee ssfs delivery. The largest
factory IN this West selling direct TO
the consumer
o. n. WILLIAMS co.
1875 First Ave. n. Resttie. Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-22

l6-fOr Sale MISCELLANEOUS
YuoHouRAvUn oUN arECiALrr
voREf0S REccRpS
1919 Wsssiaha Hfiiou Sefo
Opposite esv r1mes uids.
Re beg. TRACE. exchange. sspess
INV FTANo9 ron RHSr. RHNr AP.
Piled on DsssnssA hsyes-Tonss. sie
CnSoa-
The Denver star., 1918-07-13

you see the matter II too plain for
discussion. Any fairminded church
member will readily agree for an in
crease in the pastors salary. Is it
not shame upon Pocatello for our be-
loved pastor, in city Of 40 or so fam
lilies, besides the floating element OF
men and women, to be compelled to
walk the streets of Pocatello, Idaho.
hunting for work? Daily the respon-
sibilities and burdens increases upon
our pastor as he sets about harmonic
ing, teaching, studying and explaining
the practical side of the gospel of
Jesus Christ with present day condi-
tions.
An up-to-date, educated pastor must
study daily. and devote his whole time
to the study of the Bible and church
problems. He must perform various
duties to the membership or his flock
will suffer. It takes incessant study
and unusual research to properly in
struct the members and meet de-
mands The pastor must or at least
should be paid sufficient salary to
comfortably care for himself and fam
lily, that his full time and attention
should be given for the benefit of his
flock. C. C. Young.
The Denver star., 1918-07-13
Bethlehem BAPTIST CHURCH..

Sunday School 9:45. Lesson subject
Reading Gods Word, Acts S:26-31, 3D.
80. Ps. 1877 IL. IL a. m. preaching,
D. m. B.Y.P.U., Topic. Lessons From
Favorite PARALLELS. Mark 4:1-S, 26-32.
p. IN. preaching.
The services last Lords Day was
well attended and spiritual. On next
Sunday we will hold our Annual Rally.
Let us try and go over the top. We
can if every member will do their du-
ty, and our friends will come out and
help us. We are hoping there Will be
no slackers at this time.
Rev. ]. B. Bell, missionary for Ari-
zona and New Mexico, spent q few
days with us the past week.
Mrs. A. E. Reynolds met with a very
painful accident last Saturday. She
stepped on NALL; at this time she Is
doing as well as could be expecter
under conditions.
Strangers in the city are cordially
invited to this homelike church at all
times.
The Denver star., 1918-07-13
ROUSE EVENTS.

Services were held Sunday in the
new Allen Chapel A. M. E. Church.
A very impressive sermon was de-
livered by Rev. Mrs. Mary E. Wilson.
Subject, prevailing Prayer" Mrs.
Wilson will continue the Revival
meetings this week. The P. E. Rev.
Allen will hold Quarterly Conference
here Sunday. Love Feast Friday
night. We have been wonderfully
blessed this week. Several added to
the church Everyone is asked to at.
tend this week.
Miss Norvella Patten returned to
her home in Trinidad Sunday even
ing.
Mrs. Ollie B. Brownridge, of Pueblo
spent Monday and Tuesday in Rouse
visiting her mother, Mrs. Washing
ton.
Mrs. R. B. Boggess, Mrs. c. B. Reed
and Mrs. e. M. Boston expect to leave
Thursday for visit in Denver.
Mrs. r. B. Boggess made business
trip to walsenbprg Monday.
Several of the Rouse people en-
joyed a motor trip to Ration last week.
Mrs. VIM. Dow is ON the sick list this
week.
Messrs. Sanders and Bryant Of Tim
idad, were up and attended the ger
vices Sunday evening.