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Williams news., 1918-06-14
AT THE SULTANA
FRIDAY, JUNE 14TH CHAS. GUNN in
 "EraminR Eramers"

0AAACA0
 Mack Sennett Comedy Friend Husband"
 Framing Framers" a pie ture of pleasant surprises, shows what a boomerang sometimes can do. And another of those great Sen nett comedies Best on Earth. Triangle-Paramount SATURDAY, JUNE 18TH JUNE CAPRICE in
 "The Heart of Romance
 The Sunshine Maid" in rich gowns all the way through this picture. Not once becoming poverty stricken. A notable cast including Lady" that wonderfully intelligent dog that adds so much humor to all her pictures Fox SUNDAY, JUNE 10TH
 ENID BENNETT in "The Keys of the Righteous" You've wondered where. Enid Bennett was, haven't you? We'll, here she is back again; in an excit- ing drama of the copper country, tense situations and primeval passions.
 Paramount
Williams news., 1918-06-14

On Trip
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Button and little daughter will leave soon on a trip to the White Mountains.
 From Red Lake
 MT. and Mrs. Ed Roupe were in from their Red Lake ranch, Wednesday.
 On Way Overseas
 Bertram G. Phillips is among a number of Camp Kearney men on the way. over seas. FOR SALE Practically new Rotary White sewing machine Price $2O.OO. Mrs. Ortt, Ap- pleton residence. With Duffy Brothers
 Miss Mabel Ost has accepted the position of bookkeeper with Duffy Brothers. At Flagstaff
 Jane and Mary McConkey went to Flagstaff Sunday to be at home for the summer. WANTED at Ten per cent interest 5000, on town pro- perty, $500 same rate on farm land. SILVERNAIL Gone East
 Miss Bertha Peet went east on No. 10 last Friday night. She is endeavoring to enter war work.
 From Garland Prairie
 Joe Cook was in town the first of the week, and states that they had good rainfall at Gar land Prairie last Saturday. On vacation
 Miss Velma Stevens has been taking a vacation this week and Miss Rouby has been substitu- ting for her.
 Lost or Strayed-Jersey Cow, fresh dehorned, with bell. Lib- eral Reward. Notify Claude Thomasson. Williams, Ariz. 6-7 Adv. FOR SALE Metz Touring car, equipped with electric lights and starter. Wire wheels. An up-to-date car in every way. Guaranteed to be in first class condition. See F. E. Lowe, at Postal. Adv.
 BUY w. s. s.
Williams news., 1918-06-14
Many Are Lending Their Lives
 What Are YOU Lendin8?

Thousands of boys going down the trenches today cleanfaced, determined, splendid young men. Many join the army the lame, the blind the dead. You at least go down in your pockets for thern Think it over, be ready
 June 18th
 National War Savings Day There's army. Yes dozen armies of stalwart, wind bronzed, young standing between you and the grzzled Hun. These young fellows giving their eae their comfort their friends and homes their bodes the hope of ife--giving for you---for you. You at least loan your dollars for them.
 NATIONAL WAR SAVINGS COMMITTEE
 
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FREE

The 10. O. F. wishes to an- nounce that anyone giving a dance for the purpose of help ing to win the war-to aid the Red Cross, the K. of c. the Y. M. c. A. etc.-may have the use of the Odd Fellow Hall free of charge. All other dances S1O.OO.
Williams news., 1918-06-14

The Stamps exceeding maturity War purchased for other a
 
  
 
 
  office United States   definite of War Savings Stamps been assigned school which through the Daily Papers and and at meeting of subscribe 
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 authority of
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AN INTENSIVE DRIVE FROM JUNE 10TH OF MEETINGS IN EVERY COMMUNITY
 CUkE AND ANNOUNCE SUBSCRIPTIONS
 FOR WAR SAVINGS
  the Governor this the authority the United
 
 meetings rural communities the smaller e houses at according airmen '"A ~"'AneS in of of 
 or reasons for doing, will be 0 ~ - War Savings (which same Liberty Bond be paid intended - ~ ~ W
 
 
 
  Stamps $500
  later months Government for ii he should buya By Illustration note he following
Williams news., 1918-06-14
NOTICE TO FARMERS

The w. F. I. A. will hold a special session on June 19,1918. The special object of the meet ing is that the farmers may hear from two gentlemen from the School of Agriculture, Uni versity of Arizona. The meet ing is called for 1 P. M. All members should bring their ac- reage reports at this time.
 l.. w. CURETON,
 Sec.-Treas.
Williams news., 1918-06-14
Gone to Camp

Gone to Camp
 Reverend c. V. LaFontalne left on No. 10, Wednesday, for Camp Travis, Texas, where he will try Y. M. c. A. war work for three weeks. At the end of that time he will decide upon whether or not to continue this line of work.
 If you have any second hand goods to sell, call 86. Have Son
 MT. and Mrs. J. c. Butler are parents of a 10 pound boy born at Prescott, Arizona, June 7th. MT. Butler was at Prescott Fri day and expects Mrs. Butler up here at the end of the month. From Ash Fork
 MT. and Mrs. M. c. Smith are in town from Ash Fork today. MT. Smith reports that they had "a good rain at Ash Fork yester- day.
Williams news., 1918-06-14

The above space contributed for the winning of the war by
 BABBITT-POLSON CO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-18
MOORE PREDICTS
MILLION PEOPLE
HERE IN 10 YEARS

Seattle a city with n million popu'
lation within ten years after the war
Is the prediction OF James A. Moore.
returned Seattle millionaire and
booster
lie went on public record with the
prediction at the Friday noon lunch.
con OF the Seattle Chamber OF Com.
mcrcc and Commercial Club. and
then Mayor Hanson got up and told
the members that the Skagit river
site has tho power needed by the
coming city OF "A million.
The city that controls the cheap.
est and most plentiful power win
control the future" Mayor Hanson
said. Seattle has Is per cent of the
water power OF the United States
within using distance. The Skaxit
can develop one half as much power
az New England now uses Wages
viii he about the same all over the
United States after the war. the com.
munities that prepare now to develop
their natural resources viii control
industry and commerce after the war
and forever"
a committee was appointed TO as.
aist Maj. Campbell OF the Third
Washington infantry in recruiting
the regiment to fun strength during
the next few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-18
CYRIL MAUDE TO OPEN
LITTLE THEATRE HERE

The Little theatre. of the Seattle
Press club. VIII be the scene Of a
one-act performance from "The
School for Scandal" with the famous
actor. Cyril Maude. and company fea.
tured, following tho actors appear
ance here Tuesday night in "Gru-n.
py," at the Metropolitan. He will
appear at the Press club theatre un.
der the auspices Of the Seattle Cen.
ter, Drama league OF America, and
the Press club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-18
STEADY STREAM
OF YANKS FLOW
INTO WAR ZONE

LONDON. Nhy ia steady
stream Of American rolnforcements
Ia flowing into France faster and
faster. swelling the allied reserves.
The Germans pretend 20 helit,le
American aid. but we do not think
the general staff doen-oiherwise
,hcy would no, have hAzsrdcd their
entire future on this bis attack"
This statement made 20 tho United
Press by a representative az the
British general staff represents the
views Of that body.
'.The Afncricans must buy their
experience like every one else" con
tlnued the officer. "hu, they arc
rood business men and viii buy II ~
the cheapest market and sell IL ~
tho highest price 10 Germany The
Americans will make good. They
will never let go Until they do.
During the pant week in France.
a series ~ minor operations have
been In our favor. Wherever the
Germans broke In NC drove them
out This ia satisfactory because the
NrrfflEha arc EXTRAORDINARILY kool NJ
infilwating. holding and improving
positions. due Go tn. good training
Of the officers. subordluates and
staff The air fighting also has re
suited satisfactorily TO Us. From
May . TO IS. II German airpIanes
were brought down. while 10 of ours
were missing. our air situation II
infinitely better than last year and
was considerable factor In hating
the first phase Of the German OF.
fensive.
Tho Germans arr now oiilnr up
for real effort The longer they
wait the more troops they can put
In. II they wait n little longer they
can renew the offensive on as biz a
scale an they began it--a 5o.miie
front. However. the longer the Ger.
mans wait the more time Il gives US
10 prepare.
Regardless OF the changes In ter.
ritoriai position. the situation will be
very anxious all this summer"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-18
OREGON MAJOR
KILLED; WAR
HONOR GIVEN
By FRED s. FERGUSON


WITH THE AMERICANS IN
PfcARDY. May i7.--Thc bravery Of
the Americans In Picardy already
has been proved by more than 30
eroix de queries conferred 90 date.
Mai. Rasmussen. Of Portland. Ore.
who was killed May s. was awarded
a posthumous decoration. The cita.
ton. which was forwarded 10 his
family. says that despite heavy
bombardmeut. he attempted TO save
important papers.
Maj. X. II. Paddock. OF the signal
corps. and % members OF his bat.
TALON. were decorated because OF
bravery during a gas attack May ,.
Paddock. altho wounded. remained in
an exposed position under heavy
fire. maintaining communication
with other units thruout the night.
Tho members OF Paddock's com.
mand who remained with him and
who also received the war cross
were:
List Of Heroes
SerEt. c. X. Phillips. Corporals +.
J. Condor. J, T.. DAILY, =. +. Rics. X.
l.. Byrne. c. T.. Chase. Privatcs ].
O. Robertson. W. Thompson. \. +.
Miller. NJ r. Mullen. l.. T.. T. Jud.
kins. T.. W. Harder. n. II. Welty. h.
Nudd. X. III. Reese, T.. IL. Lansbor-
oueh. 4. l.. Carlson, n, Harroh. X
T.. Gaberrt. c. r. Drabeck, II. NJ
Mckay. Il. s. WcrdfcrEor.
Others who received the cross were:
Color Sergt. T. J. Fink. Sergt. T.
]. Phillips and Musician T.. w. Es-
tabrook. their citation reading that
altho wounded by flying debris. they
assisted during violent lombard.
ment In rcscuing comrades from the
fallen timbers OF a wrecked house.
Corp. T. a. Carroll. altho wounded
fought off an enemy patrol. Pri-
waite l.. Leythan. with a companion.
encountered three German patrollers
They killed one and wounded an.
other.
Leythan's companion was killed.
whereupon Leythan bayonetod the
third German. lie attempted to
bring his companions body back. but
was forced TO desist because OF hos.
tile fire.
Oscar Griffith, an ambulance driv.
err. remained with "A number OF
wounded under heavy fire until all
were killed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-18
RICKENBACHER
MISSES DEATH
IN AIR FIGHT

Hb4hsNh
WITH THE AMERICAN
ARMY IN LORRAINE, May II.
Lieut.. Eddie HIekenbaeher. Of
Columbus, Ohio. eoliided with
German airpiane la midnir this
morning. sending the enemy ma
chine crashing 10 the ground.
Rirksnbashsr was saved by
miracle.
The German planes have been try
ing a new trick OF patrolilng in the
early morning half iiaht. before The
American Rviators go up. This
morning Rickenbaeher was out ear
Is. In response 20 an 'alerte."
lilo spotted three German planes at
an altitude Of 1000 meters. one Of
them was some distance behind the
others. Rickonbacher pounded on
tho lone boche and was getting the
best Of him when one of the other
planes swung around and attempted
90 dive under Rickcnhacher and
machine gun him from below.
The hoche evidently miHjudEed The
distance and crashed into itioken.
baehor. who lost control lie drop.
ped about 1000 meters. then regain
Cd control and managed 10 limp
back TO the lines. despite a damaged
left wing
The German planes tail was com
pieteiy torn off, lie dropped out Of
control. 10 within about 500 meters
Of the ground. then flattened out
nlightly over a wood. when laAt seen
lie IL believed 10 have 'icrashed. p"
Another German plane attempted
20 reach the American aviation
grounds by using the French inhig
MIA az a ruHe. The German motor
was detected by It's sound. however,
and the machine was driven back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-18
CORPORAL Is KILLED
IN RIFLE ACCIDENT

CAMP FREMONT. Cal. May 49,
A real rifle cartridge got mixed with
a bunch of dummies. and as re-
suit Corporal George Thompson, of
the 18th infantry. IL dead and Lieut..
II. S. Laughlin wounded In the arm.
Thompson was teaching "a recruit
how to fire Placing "a metal disc
over ono eye, he instructed the re.
cruit 10 aim at the disc and pull the
trigger. The bullet killed the corpor.
al and struck Lieut.. Laughlin in the
arm.
An investigation is under way. The
recruit was held blameless.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-18
WITHYCOMBE IS
NOMINATED BY
OREGON VOTERS

PORTLAND May is. -- United
states Senator Charles j. McNary
was renominated for senator and
Gov. James Withycombe was re.
nominated for governor in yester.
days republican primaries.
Oswald West was nominated by
the democrats TO oppose McNary.
and Walter II. Pierce seems to have
won the nomination for governor. &c.
cording TO incomplete returns early
today
Ralph Williams won over Bruce
Dennis In the republican race for
national committeeman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-18
80 CASUALTIES
IN u. s. ARMY
LISTED TODAY

WASHINGTON. May is.-Thirty
nine casualties were reported BY Gen
Pershing in the ilst made public here
today. IL includes three killed in nc
ton. three dead OF wounds. four Of
disease. five wounded severely. nine
wounded slightly. one the severity Of
whose wounds IL unknown. ~ miss
ing in action. and two prisoners not
previously reported missing.
Heading the list OF killed in action
was MAJ. Alexander Rasmussen. Of
Sherwood. ore. The remaining names
follow.
KILLED IN ACTION; rrivaiss Jos. =
i4siEaa. Hammond, Ind. Joseph A
DIED on ufHfAHEi Nurse T.rry y
YlrtrhsF. Concord. ~. n. s~rEt. Dan "
stories, Menorainss. Wis. rrivstss RALPH
A Johnson. Housioh. Tea. John feise
pIEp oF WOUNDS Private. chas W
pubeaehri. Paris. France Marvin "
smith. heshtononE. No. oiaseppi Finei
EaiFhagsu. VI
WOUNDED REvERgLY' rrtrs,ss I'd.
wafd e Garter. Chicago. fhllip = frost
Bradford. Vt Homer D. HcAnAiip. Cla
einnati. la. Harry 1. .iiisf. Hopkins
Mlnn Lamont o. HufnrE. Patterson. - =
WOUNDED ai.IoHTi.ri Prisstss re
c. iloons. Alameda. Cal james joan
son. psrneids station. Ky. Rodney 9
vcCsfiufn. Stockton. cali james q
Pipes. North Venice. III Jose Echfoedsr
| chicago. Raymond Williams. BdinbufE
I lad noyd ~. Gillespie. Indianapolis. Ind
MISSING ~ ACTION: Lieut. sher'
man pemore. Chicago. H<rKt jos y
Noikn. Hartford. Conn. Corr. Jos. Ha
I hAtini. brooklyn. n. v. privAtss Lesgei
" clArk. Ssw Haven. Cora; Geo. y
Caiiysr. New Haven. Conn Druen'o Dc
MARITIME. Hartford. Conn. Hsrb~rt V
johnson, New Haven. Conn John r, Mo
eartiu. Sru Haven. Conn Albert !.
Mason. Friendship. y. ~ Roy Macon
GaiBssviiis. Via. fehn !. Milan. south
boston. Mass. Austin ". Ready. Jersey
! city. =, J.
pRfMnNEna fnrt previously reported
rnle.inHl First Lieut. A Fpraon. Nss
arb. y. J. Private Paul Holder. Hastingu
<sh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-18
NEW WAR INDUSTRY!
PLAN CHEESE FACTORY

Government skim milk experts
want a cottage cheese factory in
Seattle.
The retail trade bureau of the
Chamber Of Commerce and CONNER
cSai Club was interested Friday In a
skimming station. where SKINNED
milk that has been going 10 waste
can be turned into delicious war food.
Saturday Mrs. Davis, cottage
cheese booster. lectured upon war
foods at the noon luncheon OF the
Wornen's University club, at the
Washington Annex. Monday she
will close the campaign in the city
by a lecture at the Y w. G. A., at
730 .. m. and demonstration at $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-18
PINKERT0N SAYS WE
TREAT EN- TOO NICE

Comforts the United States In Civ.
ing German spies and sympathIzers
in internment camps are not likely to
deter enemy operations here. says
William a. Pinketron. head Of Pin
kerton Detective agency. In Seattle
Saturday on his annual visit.
Put few OF the spies up agalns,
wall and give them the regulation
cure, and spy activities win be lot
less in evidence" says Pinkerton
German agents continue to be q
menace here, because we are too lenl
ent with them"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-18
ESSAY on WAR CARro0NIsTs

Tho war carto-unist is tho worn, Of
his species. a. the war po~, IL Of hiH.
lilo IL given over 20 tho nafne exaE.
CREATIONS and rantingR. taking full
advantage Of the situation TO aug.
ment the horrors OF war Co the us.
most.
We DO not mind the distortions ~
the kaiser he haa siven Us. but We
bitterly resent the lmpoaaihiy heroic
situations into which he has drawn
the standardized pretty American
Firs and his ever atiff and manly sol.
der. Also. he profanes our flag by
over usage.
lie. too. should have his deserts
handed him after the war. n he
were worth tho the wasting Of Ink.
II would BE- q fitting punishment "a
run cartoon OF him every day
ErudItr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-18
u. S. CAPTAIN
"CRASHES" TWO
GERMAN PLANES

WASHINGTON. May is.--Takins
the air while awaiting the arrival OF
French general with decorations
for American flyers. Capt. Peterson
sent two German planes 20 destrue'
ton within a minute on May Is. said
today'n official report ono came
down IN flames. the other crumplsd
as IL fell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-18
An HONEST MAN

VIM. Robertson. who has been at
tho holm OF the Tribune office for a
long time. has felt the call of the sim.
pie life. and haa engaged for the sum
mer with Sol. Geiscr. on the farm.
We ara not much of printer. 40
those who have paid their nuhsrrip-
ton In advance are taking a great
risk. Those who have not paid In
advanc. had better do No in install.
meuts.-Allan. Can. Tribune.
More states have passed bills Ga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-18
KIDDIES VIEW MOVIE

Little hands chung tightly TO moth.
er's while little audible gasps Of OK.
citement indicated the tension at the
Arena Saturday, when Riddles view
ed The Modern Mother Goose" for
the benefit OF fatherless French chill.
dren.
Saturday, p. m, the film was "a
b. shown again.
II. G. Henry donated the film.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-18
ENEMY ESCAPE FOILEO

SALT LAKE CITY, May 1s--
Forty alien enemies tried TO gain
their libertg from the war prison at
Fort Douglas Thursday afternoon.
They were stopped by a guard, who
fired into the threatening mob,
wounding one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-18
LETTER TELLS
OF HUGE BOOZE
SHIPMENT HERE

WHISKY, packed NJ household
goods, and stuttIed from city To
city 10 rvade suspicion. has been
coming to Raleigh VI. Faulkner
bootIegglng magnate. despite his
indictment ami pending trial In
federal court for violating the
Heed amendment, according To
the police.
Proof was obtained In a letter con
ceaied In Faulkner's underwear. fol
lowing his arrest Thursday night y,
aerRt George ~. comstocbt--he man
Faulkner accused OF being an ac
complete, but who proved his limo
conce 20 the federal grand jury.
should Work Faster"
Th. letter, signed al" ineioned q
whisky and packing bill 81 1887 ~
from chicago--including Hi7 com
mission.
"You1i have 90 raise the price ou'
there" the letter said. mo one want
TO sell and many won't sell only e
old customers. We should
work a little faster " We can.
Charges Theft
Faulkner before obtaining releaH'
on 5000 bail Friday. accused Com
stock OF robbing him OF 5000 aftei
the arrest Thursday night
You dirty black dos" comstoci
shot az Fauikor. aa he was ieavini
tho station. you are liable 10 Gauss
murder IN this police station yet
Faulkner had $1,000 cash In his
pockets when booked. and says h'
had 1880 when arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-18
ARREST MOOSE SECRETARY

SAN FRANCISCO. May 1s.--
Charged with cmbezzling s4,1OO from
the Loyal order OF Moose, Louis A.
Eaton. secretary OF the order. was
under arrest here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-18
SEATTLE MAN WOUNDED
WITH THE CANADIANS

OTTAWA. Ont. May is.--The fol
lowing Americans arc mentioned IN
today's Canadian casualty list:
Killed In action: \. &. Hanson.
Brainerd. MINI.
Wounded: ". n. Fitzgerald. Seat.
tic. wash. J. r. MCGEE. Brandy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-18
1900, 900 BUY BONDS

WASHINGTON, May 18.-There
were 100000 subscribers to the
Third Liberty Loan. Secretary Of tho
Treasury VIM. McAdoo announced
Friday night. and a total OF si,l70,.
0i9,650 was subscribed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-18

We don't ,cdnt army surgeons put to the erpedt-
cncv Of ripping out the rounds Of American soldiers
tcith old newspapers But the Red Cross can't make
dressings out Of fine sentiments. Your dollars tcdt
help bug GAUGE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-18
THE MELANCHOLY MUSE

THE MEIaA>CHOLY MUSE
Life L. not always empty.
am full now
Too fun.
For IL was even thus:
ate lunch.
And tn. lunch vas good.
80 that I partodk literally Of u.
Then ate some candy.
Demonstrating moro futiiity
And frallty and weakness Of man:
And. heavy In apiri, ard heart.
To the office returned.
where moro candy was offered IN
This. too. I ate.
Now ! am fun.
But l am not happy.
--Po.ner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-18

forc- ioafern 10 go 60 work. We
know two states that viii never have
such a iaw--Callfornla and Florida
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-18

~ policeman says judge Gordon.
should not only know that he repre-
sentn the law. but he should know
the law" And when he knows tho
law. he viii t.r far ahead Of tho law.
yrra and most % tho judges. For
every set OF Judges there IL another
rrt above them that must spend no
little time correcting errors.
Uncle Joc Cannon has had another
birthday. Uncle Joe IL Americas IN.
nous long range gun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-18
vi
SQUEEZED LEMONS

Is tho opera IL In gala night.
And shall with dehRht
10 those women Heavens, must he
why thcma at the movies long ago"
Theni nj iinger half forgotten pages.
left their imprint tho
ages"
"who9 shakespeare Dantcf Dawdle THEM
WHY plenty tho movies long ago"
you a holiday seek the outdoors
Let's o Of time
All stuff n fatal Ia the show;
they've canned long ago
"Iota capital OF time
Speak shah call sub
lime"
they stand In row.
the movies long ago
let 10 hattaiions hurled
In the o. possession of tho world"
The war; war; THIS Dear IT'S
reels oh weeks and weeks
Copyright. ". r. A.
E-tomorrow-Marys Garden-iiow's Yours Coming
a Night. In reel Coming-lienry Pick
Ford why shouldn't hcs Comng-Tho Brui- Of Bern-dont
ri
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-18

The presidents suggestion that May 80 be observed
day Of prayer put the burden Of responsibility on
those rcho hare no Fords to 90 picnicting in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-18

Leaks may come and leaks may 90, but the ciyH SER
vice leak probe, probes forever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-18

The kaiser's peace terms, as given in a transi
of document found in German trench, remind,
of the song that goes. IAN Want Is Fifty Million
lars and SeaLsLin Coat to Keep Me From the c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-18

An Illinois mine adrises coal operators not
TO sell coal for less than the government price Can
it be possible that there is absent minded coal
in this tCorLd9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-18

When Carm weather hit Washington
Thomas Of Colorado took off his toupee, oh
siety for rig. Some senators might think M,
II they took off the entire head.