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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-15
MINUTE-MEN PLAN BIG
RALLY FOR WEDNESDAY

r.. A. Pricgol and A. +. Gouthey.
United States army chaplain. win al
dress "A patriotic mass meeting under
canvas nj the Seattle Pacific college
grounds. Third ave. and cremona ST..
wednesday evening. There viii be
patriotic singing. The rally has been
arranged by the Minute Men OF Pre-
cincts ss and co.
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City Car Lines
Make a Profit
in June of $1,1O6

Municipal railways Of this city
earned sl.I06.95 In June. This
amount IL clear gain over op-at
Ing expenses. interest and deprts
citation. Junc's revenue ~ shown
In the statement issued by
Thomas Murphine. superintendent
Of public utilities. Monday, IL
ss3s.69 more than for the month
Of May.
Passengers carried in May and
Jun. numbered 5i3.5i6.
Service win show Improvement
as morr equipment IL secured.
says supt Murphine.
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CONGRESS Gets
REST FROM WORK
BY l.. &. MARTIN
United Press Correspondent

WASHINGTON. July i5.--Mern-
bers Of the house and senate are
speeding back 20 their home districts
today 20 tell their constituents why
they should be reelected and answer
questions on war legislation.
Until the middle OF August. poll.
ties will involve the activities OF the
holonH instead OF laws.
The senate having agreed 10 recess
today until August ~. the house
unanimously followed suit. reccasing
three-day periods until August 10.
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FUNERAL OF FRANK
HOWE TUESDAY, 4 P. M.

Funeral services for Frank A.
Howe. who died Thursday after a
brief illness. win be held Mt p. IN.
Tuesday nj Bonney Watson. The
Elks viii have charge Of the services
and intcrmcnt will take place at
I4akeyisw.
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\er.aEe
KIHKLAND--.is ACRES
RUNNING WATER $500

a. chickens. largo Incubator.
hrundrr stove. etc. goes Win
place. house was only butt
laat year: garden planted.
some standing timber. run
ming water through proper
". Improved places adloin-
tnn. fenced. on county road
fhoft distance from school
convenient for any one "m-
ployed downtown Very rca-
Hnuahir cash payment 60
parties moving on property.
balance tiS monthly Take
y Mhdinon ear and kirk-
land ferry 20 Burke a Far
faftm office. Inquire for r.
W Sucking,
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soop TnAC'rN or LoGGED-oFf
LAND FOR SALE. Low prices
easy terms We viii accept LIB
erty bonds IA first payment. pay
tho balance out OF your wages.
STEADY work in our camp and mill
for steady men.
THREE LAKES LUMBER co.
Three Lakes. wash.
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Phone Main 600
Female Help Wanted
THRIFT WEEK

THRIFT WEEK
This L. Thrift Week for star read
ers What do you want Go sell
rent. exchange or nuyr The star
Is offering $500 in cash 10 the
houkehcid placing the greatest
numh.r ~ ads IN its classified col
umns during the next seven day :.
beginning July Is and ending with
the issue OF Monday. July -. Thus
offer Is for the home only. bust
ness houses and offices VIII not he
allowed 60 compete. There arc five
PRICES offered. representing $500
in cash You may secure more
than one prtze. Phone Main 500.
and we viii help you arrange your
ads
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Observation-Disclosures

LET YOUR WANTS rE KNOwN--A
cash prize OF $500 will be given
the household advcrtiHing "for
the greatest number OF articles
through the classified columns OF
The star during the next seven Is
sues. beginning Monday. July 10,
and ending with the issue OF Mon
day. July 90 You may be IN need
of something which your netEhhor
has for sale. Anything that you
want to buy from n home or auto
mobile down 10 n garden rake, VII
count Read the list Of prizes OF
ferrd elsewhere in this issue. Then
phone Main SOC and we viii help
you arrange tho nd
THE OWL PAYS MORE for olothing
furr. furniture. We ouy, sell anu
exchange evcrything isiTA iaL
Elliott SS2i.
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MARTIN RANCH: SPLENDID
SOIL
PAVED HIGHWAY: BUILDINGS

Attractive house. 6 rooms:
chicken house for 100 birds:
other buildings AZ acres In
barley. rape and potatoes.
also garden stuff and pas
tur~. every foot Of land "
splendid SOIL thoroughly
cleared and level; facing
road and ~ blocks from
paved highway. good neigh
hprhood. and also handy TO
electric line. stock can be
had with place at very rea-
houmhie price. Price si.f1A.
terms 1850 cash. balance SIS
monthly. Burke a Fnrrar.
Inc. 30s New York Block.
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Stocks and Bonds

o, Stocks and Bonds
I WILL BUY
LIBERTY BONDS
900 Alaska Petroleum E Coal
j. 900 Rencon Coal. Rcd Monarch.
900 Black Hawk. Bald Hin.
WILL SELL
80 Superior Portland cemcntfe9.00
10 Pacific Alaska Navigation 10000
10 Pacific Glass Casket Co. 1000
100 Washington Securities Co. 1900
500 Universal High Power Special
800 Lone star OIL ......... .e3
900 pcllie silver Mines ...... .lb
900 IIeacon Coal ............ 30
1000 Red Monarch .......... 10
1000 Alaska HomcHtaks Gold. 10
d. 900 wyoming Pacific OIL .... 10
1000 Liberty OF g. Gas. Wyo... 10
MAX wtNKLER
2li Union 81. Elliott $50.
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RicH Productive TARM LAND
20 ACRES Cor Morc)
Terms Easy.
Ideal location: good nsighborhood;
only tao mil~a from Monroe t2.0oe
population railroads. lin" mar
kstH. paved roads to Seattle GO
rnlira1 dark. warm. mellow loan
coll. level. can't be beat for farm
or dairy. nor can yoa buy similar
land So well located elsewhere for
FOR double tho money. II wanted,
steady work half mile OF land.
good wages.
90 acres cor mor~l AZ So 10 i1b per
acre 800 cash and so monthly;
interest 8 per cent An unusual
opportunity for Investment or
future farm home.
GRAHAM a PARDEw
1905 American Bank BaiidinE.
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INTERPLAY
1850
Four rooms and bath. newly reno
waited and tn first class cpuditloh,
only three blocks from ear llnei
fine level lot. fenced easy term"
YEsLER WAY
u.f.0
This IL tho best ono of them. owner
has raised price today, but X u.
cheap at that Three rooms ann
toilet: large eoEy rp"uh. Win q
view overlooking tho lake. all
s,,.~, improvements paid. one
block from car Only tt.lte. on
cas- ypAymcnta,
MERIDIAN DISTRICT
$3.50
4 beautiful g-room strictly modern
bungalow on well Improved
sIghtiy lot. on. block from car
This HON. is completely furnished.
dlshea. kitchen utensils. rtc, Can
b. bought furnished or uufuf
nfshrd Price includes furniture
1850 cash. balance like rent.
WILLIAM q. GEoFREY
with
BuRwELL & moRFoRp. fner
sTs colmsn Bldg. Main ssss.
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II NlG eOGdlUUuC nOu@lH
| lDIlRlECT Glory
ACCOUNTANTS
v. n MCLEAN. 90 AMERICAN
Hank iildg Eiliott tbi3
ATT0RNIYS--PATT~T
FRED 4. GoRiN--patent Attorney.
Patent secured or fee ROUNDED.
1nl Central bldg, Main d9u. ffoe
book on patents,
j. l.. RIVERS accumulation and 1871 z
patent booklet free. s22 New YORK
Blk.
Mason Fonwick Lawrence. 4s1
linrke hldg.-......~--~>--~--~-
ATT0RSEyS.AT LAw
IEof.A MAY u.iNN WOMAN
lawyer Consultation free. cpnfi-
Dental General practice. tutlrc-
lions. btb Oriental building. Main
a7si.
Il. n cHoFF-I.aWyor rs Downs
nix. 10g znd ave. ronHulthtion
fees moderate. -
J. u -EsTAiNLiSifEp issi
General practice. huttc bldg- po9
=. secgnd ave Meln ,l,g,gg,st>o-o~oO~>
BICYCLES AND REPAIRS
RUDY LUNpGRES Tor Smell Bicy-
cloa 500 stewart at Times 80
>~SISselAeASd-~~N~o~~~~>~~~o~~~~~~o-~
CiiATrEL LOANS
MONEY TODAY
Loans from SO 60 900 made quickly
and confidcntialiy on furniture. pi-
amos. live stock. etc.
SANDERS & co.
leoi;loet I, c smith l,lds lIlllSt Ssss
CHIROpRACTOR
Il n HOBHs. - C.-THE HOWARD
system uf ChiropraCttc. Consul
tstion free. b0i-b1a Haight iildE-
Second ave. and i'lns st'->~-~~~~~~
COLLATERAL LOANS
YTsg WE LOAN MONTY on b1A-
nnnds and jeweiry at 2 per cent
40 OTHER CHARGES. Others
may ADVERTISE lower rates. but
how about tho COMMISSION they
puoylpESr LOAN SOCIETY. Inc.
All seneca and 1it Marion.
4 UEsPEcTAni.E PLACE TO BoR.
row money on DIAMONDS and
JEwELRY. Lowest rates. conf
ASERIcAN JrwELRY co. sai and
MONEY LOANED or ALL. ARTi.
cles Of value. Tho Reliable. so1
.-,s.seIs11~SaesSSS~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~D~~>
DEVELOPING KODAK WORK
DEVELOPING KoDA kwoHk 80. J
i<pDAKEHe-'IN At /. At
They're done" 30 cents IA roll
Jgs9es5 I'll lill,digs.oo-oo~~~~oco
DANCING SCHOOLS
rHE HiPPoDRoME .ouhiAN-
tees 60 teach you old or new
dances PROF. oswald. Elliott 1881.
The Illppodromo. Firth and Uni
>-oNsSSSS~~~-~~~e.~~
ELECTRICAL suPPIIEs
wE 30 GOOD woiK-G. X HART
wiF, 1881 Fourth. Phone Main
s>.SsSess~>.~.~~~>~e>~~~-~~~~~
OPTICIANS
Edfnunds. fraser Paterson Co.'S bal
.-,ccS9l,1yNoSIlSs4l1~SIt~~~~~~~~~~D>~~
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
PffYsfCNANs and kurEsoas =.
DR. KATHRYN HAHIusoN--soi
slSth ave- Elllo,t slls1ss.-.-~----~>
STORAGE
Day. FfREPRoOF STORAGE
warehouse Central Storage Co.,
.>,SN~es.tsso -IsIlS1So-o~-~~~~~~~~~o->->-~~
SECONDHAND CLOTHING
Clothing BoUgliT AND SOLD.
1900 Flrst ave. 1913 WcHtlake ave.
lhens NAN s sisssstss.>~~~-~-~~~~~~~
TURKISH BATTIs
IMPERIAL TURKISH BATHS 1908
Fourth ave. Electric cabinets.
therapeutic Tampa. tubs. Ikhcu-
matlam my Eprctalty. Louis
Myers. chiropodist, mechanic ther-
apiAt Phone Main 1919; day or
JUNK
Af.AskA JUNK co. 1850 First ave.
oJSNsttII.SSsSS
Public Markets
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AK nnAcn nAnoAIN. 1880

ALK1 REACH BARGAIN. fa,sbo
Splendid little home. completely and
tRHtofuliy furnished, and nne
view lot. Just or AK ave. near
beach. Tor $3.50. on terms
tl.100 buys a good little home par.
TALLY Furnished. located only Z
blocks from the ferry lhndihk
Reasonable terms.
Have some fine lots suitable Tor
making mems homes at fluo nhd
up. Those lots are all near inc
ferry Very easy terms.
So, 200 buys an especially attractive
broom modern home, npp.alt.
the htuh school and plhfil'la IN
West Seattle. Easy terms.
Have several AK beach homes. for
sale at bargains Let inc Hh""
them TO you,
& T. WOODY.
Ferry Landing West Seattle
West 13i
uoMEsEEKERs. ATTENTION
We are building In West Seattie.
within walking distance or IN"
AhipynrdH and near the cat lns.
roo homes rang Ing in pro" Tom
$3.50 10 $1,000, which We h,ll ~
rental terms. Some now frau> TOT
occupancy.
nUTTNER REALTY COMPANY
cor. w Alaska and s7th Ave.
Fnuntlrroy car
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Wani.tl--i,eal Estate

OWNERS. ATTENTION
We have buyers who can pay from
400 Go 81 009 down on good homes
in either phinn~y or WalllnEf"fd
districts. $4,000 or less II you
arc from Missouri ~ can show
YOU" Public Realty iiutrnu. sl0
Liberty ildg. opp. J.. -.
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Special Notices

81 Special Notices
CASH MD LOT DESCRIPTIONS
now being received for new cor
porhtion 10 buy vacant Seattle
property and build houses thereon.
Apply 10 +. n. Wieatling. sol
Lyon Blk. Seattle. Main 1917.
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YOUNG LADIES WANTED
PERMANENT POSITIONS
No EXPERIENCE REQUlkED
50 PER WEEK PAID BEGIN
NERS
RAPID INCREASE IN WAGES
CALL AT TELEPHONE co.
OPERATING SCHOOL
Between a. "a. and 6 Il. NJ.
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TURKISH BATns. itoS
Fourth ave. Electric cabinets.
therapeutic Tampa. tubs Ithcu-
ruatlam my Ep~rtalty. LOUIS
Myers. rhiropodist. mechanic Their
apiat. Phone Main ssia. day or
night
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CHEAPER THAN RENTING. AND
CONVENIENT TO INDUSTRIAL
DISTRICT
ONLY $1,000 EAcH--TERMs EASY
TWO s-room houses: clean. comfort
able and In good condition: fine
and good stores: garden land
level: situated on good plank Cd
street and ONLY HALF BLOCK
from car line. with quick and d.
rect service to the big shipyards
and manufacturing district tlsRs
than IS minutes). Have offers 10
rent at SIS and more per month.
but prefer selling az loss. and on
reasonable terms. M owner IL
leaving. Real bargains and chance
to save money.
GRAHAM & pARDEw
1908 American Bank building
TOO MANY UNIVERSITY
BUNGALOWS
THREE TOO MANY
Owner was forced to take three at
tTactive bungalows on "A debt This
"a your opportunity 70 secure n
home at n price below actual cost
Of duplication.
Think Of buying n comparatively
new 5-room bungalow. on a cor
ner lot. for S2.s00 Furnace, fire
place and everything complete.
The other two are priced ut $4,000
and t2,70O terms or cash.
Rcmem Der. the owner OF these homes
has put the price down 20 bedrock.
and there are only three to be
had Phone early.
UNIVERSITY REALTY co.
470i 1fth Ave. y. u.
Phone KenwOod %.
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now being received for new cor
pOrhtiou 70 buy vacant Seattle
property and build houses thereon.
Apply p, 70 i y u. w Ma,n as77 SOl
81 Personal
f2g0 s2bO
EYEGLASSES. spECTACLEs. FIT
ted with spherical Lenses. COM
piete. $3.50, including examination.
schwartz. Optomctrist. 237 Epl"r
Block. s13 Second ave. Broken
Lenses duplicated. --.-.
Take or 2 Lessons
STEVENS way way rri i,,.ts
halls. day and evening. 1929
4th ave. Main 2att. Mem Der
Dancing Teachers Assn, Now
york.
GROWS HAIR: treats dandruff, &C.
zema. Results ItANTEED;
ladies'. gentlemen, violet ray for
colds. rheumatism; face massage;
Dalton. 317 Eitol Bldg. Elliott
WANTED DIAMONDS. OLD COLD.
OLD JEWELRY. OLD SILVER,
WATCHES. OLD FALSE TEETH
HIGHEST PRICES PAID,
SMITH JEW Eslt1 ~. -.
Az T.. g. SMITH BLDG, 4TH FLOOR.
WANTED-TO ADOPT A LITTLE
girl between the ages or and
10 years, by couple without emil
drcn. For particulars address
Box 4sA. NJ. n A.. lsfaquah. wash.
LADIES' PRIVATE FANITARlUM
phyaielan and nurse In attendance;
terms reasonable 1927 18TH ave-
Capitol nm car.
RAGTfME PIANO PLAYING
And popular music taught In ~ lcs-
sons Pantagca Bldg
OLD GOLD. SILVER. TEETH DtA-
monds wanted. Highest price paid'
10s cherry IT. -.
PRACTICAL NURSE-MRS. WILL
oikBon. 70t6 18Th \. w. Phone
Ballard 1857. ..-.----,-----,-
PEV- GREENE, Hotel Holland, ith.
at Jefferson. Conveniently located
Private pArlors. Main 649l.
DIAMONDS. WATCHES ON CREDIT
MICHAEL, 202 PIKE 81,
BESSIE KINGTON--PUBLlC STEM
ographer. SOC Crary Bldg.
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JUNK

ALGsKK JUNK co. 1850 First ave.
Elllott 5ssiS,o>o,.,.ooooo..-,.,
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master who is bound for the high
seas without him.
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Male Help Wanted

EQUITABLE BOND COMPANY
G0i-s0s Lowman Building. Seattle
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STOR AGE
sFCo>p.uASD CLOTHING
TURKISH BATTIs

BOUGHT AND SOLD.
1900 First ave-. 1913 Wchtlake ave.
Phone Main yss9. --
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SPICER- ON-CREEN LAKE

Spicer-on-Green Lake, August 18th
Mrs. Lille Healy was a guest of her
mother, Mrs. Levander at Grove City,
the past week.
Miss Edith Parsons of Minneapolis
was guest Of her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. T. Nelson last week.
Norman Midthun of Minneapolis is
visiting with his brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Christensen and
daughter Mary, and Miss Cressie Mar
din autoed to Minneapolis Saturday
evening and spent Sunday with rela-
tives.
Miss Ruth Arneson returned to Min.
neapolis last Tuesday after a visit of
several days at her home south of
town.
A. B. Hultgren and family Of Kerk-
hoven visited relatives at Teepee-
tonka hotel last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Hendrickson and
daughters, Madeline and Carol and
Miss Elizabeth Norsten autoed to Min
neapOlis Saturday evening for q visit
with relatives.
Misses Minnie and Thea Walin ar
rived from the cities last week for a
visit with their folks at Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Swenson enter
tanned relatives last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. VanVorst are en-
joying visit from their daughter,
Mrs. Drinkwater of North Dakota.
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HARRISON

Harrison, August 12th.-The Red
Cross workers meet at the church
every Tuesday evening.
Clara Hallbom had dental work
done at Willmar last week.
The Fred Kragenbring family visit
ed at Elmer Halvorson's, Sunday af-
ternoon.
Henry Johnson's entertained rela-
tives last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Nelson are en-
joying visit from their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Nelson of North Dakota.
Nels Danielson of Danielson came
out to Sigwald Olson's, Thursday eve
ming and spent couple of days.
DR.. and Mrs. Lester Porter visited
at Leonard Harris last Tuesday even
ing
Mr.. and Mrs. August Bjork and
| children of Willmar visited at julius
Miller's, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. MEME Bruins autoed
down from Chancellor, S. D. for visit
at Henry Horne's.
Mr.. Groom left for his home in Min.
neapolis Wednesday after a months
visit at Peter Hallbom's.
The rain we have been getting the
past week has delayed threshing
| Several threshing rigs are in this To-
cality ready to commence work as
! soon as the weather will permit.
The Sigwald Olson young folks
autoed over to Danielson Sunday af
ternOOn. Miss Lillian Guldseth re-
turned home with them from Atwater
Mrs. Halvorson and family were
Sunday visitors at Adolph Nelson's.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-08-14

new movement. Michigan, LOO, mas
invited the farmers League to extend
it's organization there. But so far the
backbone has only three ribs to the
eastward, Minnesota, Iowa and Wis
consin. In the recent Minnesota pr.
mories the League nominated more
than half of the candidates for the
state legislature, casting ISL 900
votes. At a farmers convention to
be held this month in St. Paul, the
organized producers, including both
the farmers and union labor, will take
up the matter of entering state
ticket for the fall election. In Wis
consin the farmers of the Equity so
ciety have nominated candidate for
governor and are being aided in their
campaign by the farmers of the polit-
ical league. The prediction is made
that the farmers League will have
100, 600 members in Iowa by next year.
What do these signs presage? Just
as Massachusetts has been defined as
state of mind, so may the agricul-
tural West be defined as separate
civilization, entirely distinct from any
thing in the East. Nowhere else is
the dignity of toll, and the Importance
of the producing classes so recognized.
Publicly owned packing houses, stock.
yards, grain elevators, flour mills and
cold storage plants are among the
demands of the National Nonpartisan
league. State ownership is seen by
the farmers simply as their old and
tried policy of cooperation, put on a
wider basis.
To thu "So1id West" achiaves its am.
bition, it will bring the center of the
manufacturing industry to the west
ward through state ownership Of i'm
portant plants. They will make their
portion of America self-supporting,
independent of eastern loans and free
of absentee exploitation.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-08-14

First Publication, Aug. II. 4t)
CITATION roe AEA1IHa OF PET1-
TON ron AD1QNI811AE10N.
Estate Of Anna II. Bsckman, Dsosdsnt.
State of Minnesota, County OF Randi
yohi. In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Anna NJ
Beckman, Decendent.
The State Of Minnesota To all persons
interested in the granting of admins
tration of the estate of said decedent'
The petition Of A. L. Beckman having
been filed in this Court, representing
that Anna NJ. Beckman, then a resi-
dent of the county Of Kandiyohi, State
of Minnesota, died interstate on the
18th day of March, 1918, and praying
that letters of administration of her
estate be granted to Al. Beckman, and
the Court having fixed the time and
place for hearing said petition!
Therefore, You and Each of You, are
hereby cited and required to show cause
if any you have, before this Court at
the Probate Court Rooms In the Court
House, in the City OF Willmar' in tn.
County of Kandiyohi, State of Mime!
sota,- on the 9th day Of September, 1915
at 2 o'clock P. NJ, why said petition
should not be granted.
Witness. the Judge Of said Cours;>4n'
the Seal of said Court, this 10th day O.
August, 1918.
IDA A. SANDERSON, :
Clerk Of Probate Court
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WHY WOMEN SUFFER
Many Wimar Women are Learn
ing the Cause.

Women often suffer, not knowing
the cause. :
Backache, headache, dizziness, ner-
vousness.
Irregular urinary passages, weak
ness, languor-
Each a torture of itself.
Together hint at weakened kidneys.
Strike at the root-get to the cause.
/ Quickly help the kidneys If they
need it. J.
No other remedy more highly en-
dorsed than Doan's Kidney Pills. -
Here's convincing testimony from
this vicinity. -: 49,; y
Mrs. A. HI Cook, Granite Falls,
Mimi, says: II suppose 1t was over
work that weakened my kidneys and
caused me to suffer from backache.
When was up moving around my
back didn't bother me so badly. but
when I sat down it was sure to ache.
I felt languid and tired all the time.
Doan's Kidney Pills proved the right
medicine for me- and 1t wasn't long
before my back was strong and my
kidneys were well. I am pleased to
say the cure has been permanent. rgT-
Price Coo, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Cock had. Foster-Milburn CO.,
Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y = =: r 800 =.
~, ;a-s& (Paid ADVERTISEMENT
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col FAX

Colfax, August 11th.-A large crowd
attended the ice cream social at P. o.
Johnson's Saturday evening, August
3rd. The net proceeds amounted to
about forty dollars which was given
the Red Cross.
Mrs. Albin Nelson and children and
Miss Anna Vigen of Ltchfield visit
ed at their parental home here last
Sunday.
The Red Cross will meet at Erick
EricksOn's, near Games Lake, Tues.
day afternoon, August 30th.
Mrs. Lars Hatlestad called at the
P. E. Olson home, Wednesday.
Miss Augusta Olson left Thursday
for Willmar where she will be employ
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Henjum called at
Lars Hatlestad's Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Jensen of Bel.
grade visited at Emil HighstrOm's,
Sunday. ..
Mrs. Andrew Olson and daughter
Hazel visited at the Crank Lund-
gren home, Sunday. ~,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Person Of Will
mar spent Sunday at the Ole Vigen
home.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-08-14
ANOTHER STRONG STATEMENT

Last Week strong statement from Secretary of
War Baker. Below is what National Republican leader
II do any allegations from either side the
other concerning disloyalty in this coming campaign
Any such allegation will GIVE TOTALLY FALSE I'M
PRESTON OF CONDITIONS IN THIS COUNTRY TO
THE ENEMY and the man party who starts anything
like that will be GUILTY OF THE WORST KIND OF
D1SLOYALTY"-Wil H Hays, of Indiana, National Re-
publican chairman at the New York State Convention
This rough Governor Burnqusts last campaign but it
is common sense.