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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-07
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i@em &e1nnngem+
Gpmpanp fimbigt at, bak feline Men=
o%er1tngen TIT ben &raft= ober Be
lendtungs=S deonlen geplant itno.

Sic ct. Glou6 H1tblic @erbice
Company bat angefiin0igt, 6aB tn
anbetra6t Der be6e11ten6 erb0bte1
Soften ser &oble1r un0 an6erer Sc
6iirfnilie. iie itb berpfli6tet filblt Ell
ne n1lertpartete @rb0bung offer Heb=
n41ngen nit 6em 1. Mpri1 1918 ein=
tret,n loiien mub, Sic mabren6 Der
Do11er bes &rieges nn6 big Sic Yrei1e
mie6er 11prnhol mer6em a116alern
miro.
Die 6oroerung miro 10 Bro5em
als M1rf1dlog auer &ednur1gen fur
@roftlieferung un0 flint Bro5ent fir
@ele116tungs =&ednungen ur6 8 Bro=
gent fir @as=9fe6nungen betragen.
Scr &o%iten5ultot16 lit obne Nra=
5eoensf oa int eleftrii6en 2i6t=, &raft=
o6er Wos=@e19Gft," 1agte 81. g..
@bitnep, Hrait6ent Der COMPANY.
Sic Company bat Sic gar5e gilr6e
ser Muslogen pdbren6 al 6te1en Wto=
1rqten Ser erb0bten Bretie getragen,
1T aher lebt ge5tpurge11, Inn eo=opera=
ton ser 8enn1ber nad5uluden."
Gin GROCER Bro5entiab unierer
2i9tz8ember bariiert bon einem big
6rei Douors per. Monat. 9aber Die
fer Mnfidlag BON fiinf Biz fiinf5ebn
Gents Sen Monat an iolb perionli=
den &e9n1nge1t, 6ie gering eridei=
men, ober im 9nr6i6nitt Ser Cont
parD materieH belfen tpir6> I'M Ser
9oge gere9t 51 tper0en. Wir Der te=
ben es tpobl, 6oB nniere &unoen 11=
ter Sem Grnd ser erbDbten Soften
auer geotbtpen6igfeiten 6aheim nrto
inn @eId4ftsleben lei6err, aber mir
1in6 ge1piB, boB Der geri1ge Mlfidlag,
6er fiir eleftri19e 8eleubtnngs=,
&roft= ln6 @as= &edmurgen gemaAt
1pl1roe, ni6t moterieq beitrogen miro
5l1 8iiroe 6es @in3elnert, tpdbren6 ser
Betrag 6urdidnittli6 6a5u beitra=
gen miro, cine ernl tie Gage fir nns
81 beben. !.
Sir baben nibt Dor, irgen6 eine
Men6erung in nnieren @traBentpo=
gen=Frei1en eintneten 5u laiien, mer=
Sen CHER ont 1. Scat 1918 bem Ser
fo11f bon IS Tidets fir einen Dol=
air ei11tellert, tper6en 6agegen aber
% Tidets fir ei1ren Collar geben.
Ser bare 6abrpreis, fniif Gents, miro
Ser gleifhe bleiben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-07
Starte Gnttduid}a,atg.

SIM Stoate Seem Oorf baben bem.
ltdbit bier Na6mablen fir Sen Scott
greB itatt5ufin0en. alio in bier 81
ltriften. Sn oielen bier 3iitrifter
lipbe1 li6 I'M .pergol1gel1en Sabre
$4,000 @0bler regiltrieren. Sr1=
5piid1en boben I'M Stoote Seem Oorf
altd) Die Gral1e11 oos @ablredt be-
fon1n1elt. alts Sen einidldgiaen
Statiitifen tpeiB man. boB I'M gm=
pireltoat 1000, 6ral1el1 atf 1929
Mdl1ncr f%on1n1en. Nsod Oent grgcb=
nib Ser l~ebtiabrigen Megiltrierung
hatten lid ollo fir bie beporltebenben
Nadnoblet rlt1r6 $4,000 Srolten
regiitrieren loiien miiile11, un6 90
raltf botten ie1e, sic lid in BEN let=
ten Sabren better geifrien haben
nod 0em 6rmtenlti1nmredt, al1b nit
gci timmtbeit gerednet.
Mber es iino ei11 poor tpe1riger &C.
fommen. 8einabe bunoerttauien6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-07

glfolg gefr03mt getpeien. Mebr ole
eine Milion 8erii6erungen 5u ei-.
1pem @eimmtbetrnge bon a6t WeiI-
liarben Collar maren Biz gum 5molf-
ten 8ebr1tar abgeid1oiien por6en.
Gus lit mebr als 0reimal 6ie Summe,
gu tpelder irgenb cine @eieli6aft Der
8elt einfade 9ebensberfi6errngen
abgei6loiien bat. Der nod 6em @e>
ieb 5uldilige 5oditbetrag elmer Ser
iiderung betrdgt 10000 Dollar. Ser
0ur616nitsbetrog Ser abgei3loiie-
nen @erii6erung lteat 1i6 anf
1912 Dollar, bleibt alio nm nod
nidt adt3ebmbnnoert Dollar binter
6em S06ltbetrog 511riif; Elm grfolg,
a1f bet ltol5 81 fem 6as Sdabamts>
6eparten1ent o1e 8eranlaliung bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-07
Mpr6-9afpta.
G. = 3l

B1Sm1rG. S1D11f)er 2Ul
n1nb 800 bieltge @iirger reibten beim
Staotratb ein @eiub I'M MbidabunQ
oes Y~oli5eitommilfarS 8erti6 Jun
ein o11f ole Musiage bin, bab er garl5.
li6 %ungeeignet nno unfabig lei, uni
iubten um Mnor6nung elmer geel1.
mabl sur 8eltimmung ieineS 9ead9+
folgers nod.
Singal. = 9ie Metnerfe Bnil=
Ding Go. bon Sarge fat SEN @ontrQf1
erbalten fir 0en 9mu Der nere1n to-
tbolil1en Stride un0 0aS HeftoratS
in 6irgal. Die &trde miro Elm 8af-
1teinbal1, $500 SUP grob, oas Hef-
torat Elm Sh1fobou $3.50. Die
@al1arbeiter iouen Mitte Mpril be.
g%irnel1, urlD es lit geplant, Die &C.
bauoe etapu Wfitte September boQent
set 5u baben. Ser &ontraftpreis er,
rei1t Ole Sntr1me bon $18,168.50.
@ran66orfs. Seit Der bor
einigen @oden erfolgten Mnfunbi-
gltng, 0ab Der iabrlide 8erfauf Der
9eortb Dafota 2ibeltod Mliociatton
bier am 7. u1ro 8. Mqr5 a~bgebalte11
miro, but Sefretar FeterS einen So
talog berausgegeben un6 pie1e An=
frugen BON &dufern erbalten aus bic
len Gbeilen 1es Staates un0 beS
Norotpeitens. 9ieler gerfal1f 1T Ser
erite FOLDER BON reinraiiigem 8ieb>
Ser bon ser @erei1igl1ng bier abge=
bolte1 miro.
Sarge. - Geo. Seftner mnrbe
bon Ge1 dmorenen int 811n0esgeri9te
cine gnti6d0ig11ng bon $685. so 5u=
gelpro6en in leiner &loge gegen Die
Nortbern Stutes Eo1per So. fir Ser
letnnge11, 6te Ter erlitt> .als am 8.
Gepte1rber 1915 Elm StraBenbabn=
page11 nit einem BON ibm %gelenften
8aidereilpagen 5uimmenit ieB. Ct
batte a1f $4575 geflagt.
Correction. = 2oltis Gtaab,
Ser bier Meilen BON &emion mobn=
buft lit, beflogt ben SerluIt bon 8ieb,
6os linn pergiftet tpur6e. gr fa16
in einem Mlfalfaf el0e elm nit Mri enif
gefiiutes &aitden. ST lit bereit, cine
quite 8elobnung 5u 5ublen fir Mit=
tbeilnngem sic ibm m1f 6ie Spur 6eS
o6er Der Gerbreder belfen f0nne11.
Didinon. = Mm II. Wedr5
miro in ser @affenballe 'eine @abl
gebolterl OBJ man Die Sta6t nit $685.
600 fir cine 1pe11e @odI9nle belalten
jon ODER ni6t. Ser 59nlratb bat
iih fir 6en 8au ser &o6i6ule GUS
geIprode1r.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-07
Kinder senrelsn
MACH FlETCHER'S
CAS- 7 . RIA
Sm6=0afpt1.

@iour SaIbs. = Ser 6ar=
mer Gbriit. &argins fat nit
Hot. &eueD, einem e%rfabrenen
6arn1arbeiter, einen &ontraft abge=
lhloiiem 6aB 6ieier fir i'm pdbrerb
Ser Saiion fir $104 monatli6 ar
beiten mer6e. @s lit 6ies Der b0dlte
Nreis, Der ie einem 6arn1orbeiter in
0iel EN- Stoate be5ablt tpl1r6e. 6riiber
mar Der YreiS $50 Biz $40 morat=
Ii9.
Ma6iion. = Ser 6arn1er IS.
sc. &ranper aus 2afe County bat
$4,000 o6er SIS pro 8u1bel fir 148
8uibels SoatmaiS erbalten. Dieie
14S 8uibels maren Der &e1t leiner
Maisernte BON 1916. 9a Muis So
mails 50 bro 8u1bel brodte, fibrte
er feline grnte a1f Sen Marft; ga
aber fir sic Smmelipeider gero6e
fem Mois getm1ft tpmr0e, logerte ct
F1eiren Mais nn0 fan6 iebt aus 6aB
es ol1sge5eidnetes Goatforn tpar.
Cine Mi1neopoli1er Sirn1a bot ibm
$1,000 fir feline 148 8nlbels; er lebn=
tie 6us Mngebot ab, berlteigerte ben
M}ais 111r6 erbieH 6afir 6en oben on
%gegebenen Freis.
9iour SAILS. = Sos Sionr
Salts College miro 6as S9mliabr be-
reits ONT 10. W5ai beer6en mn1tatt oln
5. Sunni. Sc ioa fol9en Stuoente1l
Ste Sarmmrbeit berridten tpollen, &C.
legenbet gegeben meroen, bereits I'M
Sriibiabr 6arnit 51 begtnnen.
Bierr-e - 3nr5eit ser lebten
eingefor0erten Beridte beliefen 1id
6ie ginloge1r in 6en Nattoral= 11n0
oen Staatsbanfen in bieiem staate
anf Sic 8einmmtiu1n111e bon $780,
093 1896 tint $17370>598 mebr ols
na6 Sen 8eri6ben 5mei Mo1rate Dor=
fer. SON 6ieier 3unobu1e entfanen
ungefdbr $11,000,000 onf Sic
StaotSbanfen u1r6 ser &elt a11f 6ie
Nationulbonfen. Sci 11%or1naIer 3u=
no6me Ser ginlagen. fam man an
nebme1r, 6ab gerndB Ser ndditen Sc
ridte Die @ei ammteit1lagen anf mebr
als $200,000>000 gemel6et merDe11
fonnen.
5iour Sails. - Sic Mopofo=
terfirma &irbD, &irbD & Strip miro
Den Salt 6es SEQ See Smitb Don
2en1ror tpegen GergeberS gegen 0aS
Frpbibitionsge leb Dor 0as Sberge=
ridt bri1gen. gs intro gelten6 ge=
madt, Bob itd Ser Snbalt Der Sef=
ton A 6es &rimi1ralgeiebes ni6t int
Iitel oes Erobibitionsgeietes befir=
Set, tpos niht in Ginflang 1nit Ser
Stoatsberfaii1ng itebe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-07
Mb9elebnt.

Die 0eem Oprfer Mer9ant'S Mi1o=
ciation lit oem 8eiipiele Der nationa=
len MISUNDERSTANDING gefolgt
un6 bat es abgelebtt> iid Der borge=
Infringement @arnung an Ste 6euti6e
@ml0elStpelt Dor einem @irtbiduf it,
bopfott fir 0ie 3eit no6 6em &riege
a115u1dlieben. limo 5tpar nit folgen=
Ser Begriin6nng: uDie Mer6nnt's
glii ociatiom 6eltet 6os bon Ser notio=
nalen 9a10elSfar11ner in Gorl dlu9
gebra6te Sc ere11onm 0abin, oaB es
elm Mufruf> on 6ie @eibaftspelt
9eutldlan0S ietn Iou, ibr 8emiiben
CUR Mbtpe10ung zines ber0erblid)er
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. na6 Der 8een6i=
gung Ser gegentpdrtigen 6ein61 elig=
feiten un6 Ger ber0erbli6en Splgen,
0ie Elm ioldyer fir bei6e 2drroer nit
li6 bri1rgen miirbe, nit oem Ser &C.
l6aftsleute Der Seer. Staten al Der
einigen. Mit @eiinnung Unto 3med,
6ie bierin gum Mns0rud gebrab1
ltn0> ltinmt Sic Mliociation bollfom=
men iiberein. Sic gla1rbt ie6odb baE
Die Dorgei9lagene Metbobe CUR gr=
reidung 6es ange1trebten 3ieles me-
Ser Sic g%eeignetite no9 0ie,1pirfiomIt e
lit. 9as internationole 3uIamnren=
gebe11, pel6es iie be6ingt, 1T meb1
etne INSTRUMENTATION nr6 fanr
onr6 Observation-Disclosures belie1
errei6t 1per6en alS 6a1r9 6as gingrei=
fen unoffi5ieaer &an6elspereinigut1=
gen. Die Stequngnubn1e 6te1er Mi.
location miro fer1er 6urb ibre Mn=
lt6t beeinfluBt> 6oB 6ie in 6ern &e=
feren011m ertbaIterten 8r0ambeln
5tpar porgebli6 einen Mufruf an sic
8eldaftSleute Geuti6lan6s CUR Sci:
bilfe 5ur @erbiitung zines mirtb:
idaftli6en &rieges entbalten, u1r.
glildlidermeile aber 10 formulier1
ltnb> 6aB iie 5ngleidJ Die Mnoeutanq
elmer 9robung entbalten. Ndmli6,
6ab ein Gerlogen Ser Mitbilfe 6e1
6eutiden @eibdftSlerte Ste grflQ:
rl111a zines NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ieitenS
uni ereS 2ar16eS 51tr 6olge buben mo.
&c, 0unnit uuf iold)e @eile Die als fiji,
6en mirtbi6aftlihen 8rie0en 5tpt19er
Sen bei6en 2arbern tpiini6ensapertb
ipelrr nidf gar 1rotbmenoig, be5eid)
1oeten @era1rocrungen in Der Megie.
rl1ngsform De1ti9lonbS 5uita1e0e &C.
brudt mer6en moger."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-07

nidt moglid iein, tue1111 Ole Ba1lperi.
iierung nidt bolitdn6ig pdre.
Dieie 5abrifanten baben elm 8oof-
let be5iigli4 6ieies @eeenitatrbes an,
gefertigt, unb m1f ieinen Geiten tpirf
mebr iiber Diinger geiagf, alS Der
Dnrdi6nittsmann es fir m0gli6 &C.
balben fiat. IS lit ii6erli6 einem
5arn1er quite &iilfe, un6 10 lange ber
gorratb anbalt, fann en- cine Gopie
befommen bel MQ1ter & 2o6ermeier
obne ieotpebe Soften.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-07

9ie 8emiibnngen bes sdakamts-
lefretars M}c9looo, moglidit biele Mn=
geborigen Der Mrmee un6 Ger Dotte
BON BEN Nortbeilen elmer 2ebensber.
ltferung under 6en 8e1timmungert
oes bonn &ongreB erlaiienen @eiebes
5n uber3engen, iin6 bon glQn5enoem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-07

Mls quite Eatriptinnet iutro man
6ie 9umen, 6ie ei1ren ga1t5en 9o1lar
fir 6aS &otbe &reu5 opfern nnb
3,pon5ig DoGor fir einen &eflame=
I~tricfbe11tel or1sgebenz falt1n anipre-
6en fontter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-04
WILL FIGHT FOR
U. S. MINISTER
OF MUNITIONS

WASHINGTON. dan. i.--senator
Chamberlain today introduced n bill
creating ministry of munitions.
Chamberlain bill forecast two
weeks Arc. L. the first legislative re-.
suit Of the military Investigation.
The munitions minister would be
. cabinet officer.
lie would bc IN charge OF procur.
ms. manufacturing and distributing
arms. ammunition. food. clothing,
equipment. tcntage and other shel.
ter. means Of transportation and Of
everything else the president might
designate munitions OF war.
Tho bill empowers tho president
20 transfer all authority. employees.
records. and funds from any other
government department TO the mu'
millions ministry.
Chamherlain'a bill would make
the auartermaster department and
the ordnance bureau mere adJuncts
OF tho munitions ministry. II IN 10
get away from the red tape and civil
war traditions. under which these
departments have been operated.
that chambcrlain's bin was intro.
duced.
THE bill II intended 10 do what
ita title indicates IL. to In
crease and expedite the supply OF
munitions OF war" a,id senator
Chamberlain zone great trouble
with the war management as dis
closed by tho pcAding investigation
II a lack OF coordination and the
seeming impossihility OF getting rid
OF circuitous methods OF doing bust
ness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-04
"TRAlNLESS WEEK"
MAY JOIN LIST
WITH THE REST

wAguNoroN, u. G.. Jan -
one result OF Uncle Sans taking
control OF the railroads may bs adj.
ditlon Of "trninlsHs weeks" to meat
less Tuesdays" and "whoatless We'd.
nesdaya"
The idea IL extreme. hut so In the
necessity OF having trains TO move
what the government needs. In nd.
dition TO coal 60 keep homes warm.
food 60 feed the people Of the citicr,
and material TO keep the Industrial
plants going. This trainlens week
would not apply 20 communication
service. which II considered In the
same class as local rapid transit
Trainl-sa period would release
passenger engines for freight hauling
aud engineers and flf.men also
could b. used In freight service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-04
PORTLAND NAVAL MAN
GETS COMMENTATOR

WASHINGTON, Jan, s-Secre'
tary Daniels today commended
Lieut.. Daniel u. Darby and chief
iioatswain's Mates Strickland and
Williams. and seven others. for max
ing l, possible TO transfer two'thirds
~ the crew of the grounded steamer
paddieford. October 20. The men
carried a lifeline to the wrecked YES
sci thru dangerous surf
Lieut.. pafby'E home IL AZ tai
Tenth 1t, Portland. Ore. S,rickiandH
mother. Mrs iothe strickland. lives
In III raso. Williams father IN Jas
~ Williams. Of sulphur springs.
Tex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-04
Give the Stomach
a Chance to Work

W. cant expect the stomach 10
act normally " the natural avenues
Of elimination are blocked 80 II can
not dispose 90 it's refuse, when the
bowels are eonstipai~d the stomach
ia called upon for work beyond its
capacity. and the result IL hloat.
beiehinE. headache and discomfort
generally. and. unless the condition
10 promptly relieved. serious Illness.
An effective remedy fuF ronftiph-
ton IL cold IN dtar storen under the
name % pr caidmstis syrup Pep
sin II is eefnhinatfsa 81 simple
laxative herb. with pe--~sa that acts
on the bowels in = Ersste. natural
manner. without Gripins or ether
pain 90 discomfort affprdsnE speedy
reilrf Oct bottle ~ Df caidweirs
syrup rrpsin from your druggist
and hay. IL in the house when you
need "a. u costs only 80 cents. and 10
the deal family reme~Y. mild
enough for children and cid people.
yet sufficiently powerful for tho
strongest constitution A trial bot.
tie. free ~ charge. can be obtained
by writing 60 pf. " n caldwell
sss Washington st. Nontieeiia. III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-04
COUNT FIFTY! No
RHEUMATIC PAIN.
Don't suffer-! Instant relief
follows n rubbing with old
est. Jacobs Eminent"
s,on adnninr,, rheumatism

Stop dosing rheumatism.
It's pain only, not one case In
fifty requires internal treatment
Rub soothing, penetrating st
Jacobs Eminent" right on the ten.
der spot" and by the time you nay
Jack Robinson -~ont comes the
rheumatic pain and distress. "St
Jacobs Liniment" conquerr paint IL
In "a harmless rheumatism iiniment
which never dlsappoints and
doesn't burn the skin. II takes
pain. soreness and stiffness from
aching Joints. muscles and bones.
stops sciatica. lumbago. backache.
neuralgia and reduces swelling.
Timber up, Oct a small trial
bottle Of old.time. honest st.
Jacobs Eminent" from any drug
store. and In moment you'li b. free
from pains. aches and stiffness.
Don't suffer. Rub rheumatism
away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-04
EDITORS ENTHUSED OVER
INVITATION TO MEETING

Editors IN all parts Of tho state
are responding enthusiastically 10
the invitation TO attend the money
making program Of the Sixth Wash
ington newspaper institute. to be
held January i7.ie. according 10 v.
y. Troxcll executive secretary Of the
Washington Newspaper association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-04
PACIFIC LINER RACES
AGAINST HOLD FIRE

A PACIFIC PORT. Jan. 4.--Un-
der tow Of n u. s. vessel. the jap
ancse freighter shinyo Maru No. >.
with fire burning fiercely In her
hold. is heading for Honolulu. &C
cording to a radiogram today by the
owners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-04
FINE FOR RHEUMATISM
Mustcrolc Looscns Up Those
Stiff Joints-Drives Out Pain

You11 know Why thousands use
Musserole once you experience The
glad relief Il gives
Get . jar a once from the nearest
drug store. Il 10 . clean. white oint.
mcni. made with the oil Of mustard.
Better than mustard plaster md docs
not blister. Brings case and comfort
while II IN bring rubbed onl
Nusscrolc h recommended By many
doctors and nurses Millions Of Jars arc
used annually for bronchitia Group. stiff
neck. asthma. neuralgia. plsurisy. rhru.
ma,ism. lumbsgo. pains and aches Of the
back or joints. spTsina sore muscles
bruises. ehilbIains. frosted feet, colds ol
the chest tit often prevents pneumonia.
3oc and 60c jsrs; hospital sixe $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-04

III. register Of village Inn near
hare directly aboe. tho name of her
former sweetheart. lilo withdrew
the sui, when shc proved a year had
elapsed between the writing Of the
tao names. tho lnnkeapcr admitting
h" haa had not guests In the mean.
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-04

She is expected to reach Honolulu
tomorrow. As soon as she arrives
i, is expected the vessel win b
locked and efforts made to extin-
guish the flames.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-04
This Collar Ought to
Cut Down OF H.C.L

WHAT CHEER. la. Jan. A.
Harley Davis has invented new
kind of collar. TO conserve linen for
sirplanes and TO cat down laundry
bills. IL IL OF number Of thick.
n.sses OF paper. and when sosled
IL easily fr~Hhen~d by merely peel
ing off the outer thickness. Davis
Ia working ON paper cuffs 81 the
same model. for the especial use Of
authors and dessctivea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-04
K. C. DEMOCRATS WILL
CELEBRATE SATURDAY

The kinE County Democratic
club viii celebrate jackson day ~
its regular Saturday noon meeting
and lunch ut Good Eats cafeteria.
First ave. and Cherry st. three
days in advance OF the anniversary
OF the Battle OF New Orleans.
Rev. DIR. J. u. O. Powers with
make tho principal address. HIS sub.
jert being Andrew Jackson and
World Democracy"
Governor Ernest IAster and Con.
gresham c. C. Din have both been
lnyit.d TO be present,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-04
MILLER TO ADDRESS
HEBREW ASSOCIATION

Congressman John '. Miller will
address the Young Mems Hebrew
ASSOCIATION. AZ nth ave. and Jeffor'
son ~. sunday at 3;3o p. M.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-04

and the people Of tho Eighth dia
trtct endorsed my action. con
KrAtulatc the American citf.rns Of
the district
Fons received <.iss votes and
Mcims 3.sse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-04

Chicago designers say. 81 yards
OF cloth will be t,r limit In womenn
dresses ia 1915 We thought the
limit In women's clothes had been
reached long time ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-04
It Was All Right
When Patronage of
Place Was Explained

BELLnucki.E. Tenn. Jan. a.
Fred Barton sued his wife for 81
wore. when he found her name on
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The oaIaIas rhst osss Not Affect Md
attire Promo Qulnine can BE- taken By snySee
vfthnut causing nervousness or rsReing II
the head There 10 only one "Brpmo OH.
eise- 3 W. Groves Signature 10 on boa. 3oc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-04
Why This Is Indeed the
Place to Come for Your
Dental Work!

We haUe the largest and best equip
ped dental offices in the state and
staff of assistants composed Of ALL
graduate dental surgeons lDho haUe had
years of practical experience and each
of Whom is licensed to practice by the
State Board of Dental Examiners. We
maintain a laboratory and staff distinct
and separate from our operating depart
ments and have thereby cut laboratory
expenses to one-fourfh the ordinary
cost. We haze cut rent dosDn to one-half
the usual cost. Thus, because of eff
cheney due to the systemafization eff
fected, lDe haUe succeeded in cutting the
cost of FIRST-CLASS SERVICE by
half. Yet Ue haze steadily improved
and increased in quality, service and
material.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-04
OVAL" CANDIDATE
WINS IN, WISCONSIN

MILWAUKEE,. Jan. <---louts A.
Nooo. ''loyalist" candidate who de-
nto1 n Melms. socialist. for state
natnr from the Eighth district In
roerdny's special election. today
G1gUd Senator La Toilette as fol.
Dg1:
~f have repudiated you and con.
Gomned your un-Americnn attitude
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-04
PAINLESS DENTISTRY

highest Gu
prices the VERY LOWEST consistent with high standard Of quality
material and and earnestly solicit q Offices
We will be particularly pleased make and
1t uwibe under to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-04

the the world For each patient treated BY the dentist
afford
smaller profit each than the individual dentist So BY
the the correcting possible
mistake O defect
profitable make profit Of $500 each Of twenty patients
both
the and the By dealing with allow make
small profit while enable appreiable
We practise
The Cordova daily times., 1918-10-07
Execution of Ruby Murderer
 Is Postponed

Friday, October 1, 1918. was des!g- mated as the date on which Milo Se- guro would be executed for the mur- der of J. E. Riley in tho Iditarod last spring. The execution was to have taken place in the Fairbanks jail yard in the presence of only fey chosen witnesses at an unnamed hour.
 The execution of tho condemned man has been postponed 10 an indef mite day owing to an appeal having been taken by his attorney. The ap- peal acted as stay of execution. The date of the execution will not be known until his appeal is acted upon. If on appeal the judgment IS con firmed by the appellate court Seguro will be taken before the court of that division and re-sentenced. How long it will be before the appeal is acted upon is a matter of time.