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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-15
HUNDREDS JOIN
IN APPEAL FOR
HUN SURRENDER

Tuerdny'a first mail bro,,gh,
terH from So star readers - ny
qu"Hi'H nat their names be- slg,.a
- ~" request 10 be- sent pre.ida..
W llh"n urging an unconditional 49,.
render by Germany before hostlil,i..
shan cease Later mails b,ongh.
hundreds ~ additional signature.
one communication. from Ia.
l.apez. said II am Casa i. A -"
IN the draft and expect 10 he esll,a
Tor service any day. Will gl,d,s
sacrifice my life % bring abou, ~.
unconditional surrender. M o,ta.
terms should or ought % be consd
cred" '''"'
Unconditional Surrender CID
ihruout the United States held ma,
meehngH Monday The local brsn,s
81 the order did not can q rnee,,,.
because ~ the influenza orders b..
chhirmau Samuel Ilill teieera,hss
Headquarters that seattle's meme
snip stands absolutely for nothI,v
less than unconditional Hurrenss,
ana we are confident that no arm,.'
ice VIII be granted by the preslde,,
on any other terms"
The names Of gtar readers reed.
ed In the first mail. who joln In ~.
unconditional surrender request Az.
Miss Clara MOrehOuse, 1922 Thl,s
ave. n; Dr. T. ". Cook. r.. w cs,s
son. >. ]. Goldman, s58 stuart bldv
X. u. Mckinney. s54 Stuart ma
wesley Butt. fi3 l.. G. Smith bldy
A. =. Soule. 42l Union 81. War;,
G. Young. 225 Broadway: Ray
Moon. 1908 18Th ave. father Of twa
boys In the army. r. 81. Bird. slas
Fremont ave: Edward Kuba. New
England hotel. Albert skala, sta-
Fremont ave. AIRS Agent. 4is l..
smith bldg. ~ II. Craig. e4I0 PIN.
ney ave.
George G. congdon. 1917 Whit,
bldg. T.. j. Mathews. 1907 Hog
bldg Rev. y. Carradlne. ID. d.. &,
Louis. Mo. l.. Y. Davis. 900 Central
bldg. Juan Lapez. 4l4 l.. c. smith
bldg: J. c. Braswell. sss Ainsworth
ave. Tacoma: J. r. Knight "a son
over there. A. A. Justin. +. !. Moi.
feL Dr. ). Dunlap. 5i5 Peoples'
Bank bldg. Marguerite McGeary
1924 Third ave. Edward l.. craw.
ford. 1924 Third ave.
J. A. Coxen. Washington apv
Grant Shearer. 1924 Third ave: 4.
s. Reyes. 1929 Third ave: c. W. rat
ter. 2is First ave. s.. William
O'Neal. 1857 10th ave. civil war vet
cram: Melville Hart. 3is White bldg;
Dexter Shonsly. +. v. Kinyon. A. z.
Buzard. COS Gordon ave. Spokane
three sons nj 'front.': Robert B. Hes
keith. city hail: DR.. T.. r. Laihrop. SIS
Joshua Breen bldg: l. H. Gray.
Gray & Co. +. II. Holsheimer two
sons In the seryicel: Paul Judson.
Edgar Clark. Fora Dickinson. Nellie
Ryan. Elizabeth Kent. NJ. l.. Bloom.
II. y. Tassels. J. @. Mant. O. B.
Muma. T. W. Mccoy. Mccoy Gro
Gerry Co: G. a. Carpenter. Reynolds
hotel: Thomas a. Chapman. Hotel
Renan; Walter j. Shrewsbury,
i523h Second ave; C. w. Morris.
1870 Seventh ave: j. McCav. 1911
Fifth ave: Chas. Il. Hobson. 4;oI
Fifth ave: A. b. Stewart. Stewart
Holmes Drug Co.
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Germans Buying Up
British Bank Notes

Especial 10 The Star by ~. +. A.
LONDON. Oct l5.-Holland dis
patches show that German Interests
are buying British bank notes at
high premiums wherever they can
bc found in neutral countries The
German mark IL now quoted at
bout half its normal value.
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Funeral Notice
los

JoNES--At Camp sheridan. Ala
bRma. October 3. 1918. Scrgt
Thomas T.. Jones aged - years
beloved son Of Mr.. an. Mrs. John
y Jones' 80 iith ave. ~
short funeral services will be held
al Johnson a Hamiiton'E. broadway
at Union. Wednesday. at =. m.
tnierment at Forest Lawn cemetery.
West Seattle
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LANDMARK MEN AVERAGE slI,

Employees Of the Seattle Hardware
Co. with "A quota OF $4,000. have
subscribed t2s.SOo 10 the Fourth LIB
erty Loan. Their average subscrip-
lions arc siIs.
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1900 DOWN AsD SIS PER MONTH
Two acres. very best soil. one acre
cleared. other partially cleared .
apple pear ana cherry trees. bear
ing. choice roses. good we'll and
pump. house unfinished. but com
fortRbly llvabie. located at Foster.
good car service and auto road I:
can get your own wood free: close
TO good grade and high school
Price siT00 Call sidney T2G
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West Seattle Property


SEVEN SEW BUNGALOWS
Just completed and turned over Ga
the owner BY the contractors.
These are not the chrhpiy CON
structcd houses 81 Inferior ma.
trriai 90 common at this time.
Every bungalow ~ OF very at
tractive design. double construct.
"a. with airpFouf ana waterproof
paper between rhiplap aud siding
The best mechanics uhtainahls
were employed. and the work viii
siand the most critical inspection.
TheS. handsome homes have
harda God floors. firepihrnH.
breakfast hooks. model cabinet
kitchens. fine hH thruumz with "a.
csiirnt plumbing tasty lighting
fisturea. good. level lots. Several
are on paved street with assess
ments paid in full. and all are
within one block 81 direct car line
90 shlpyardH convenient g.
school. stores and Ehurt walk 20
places have : rooms besides bath
and breakfast nook. The bed
rooms are very large. with light
closets. and the other rooms are
tusi as nice a. one expects 10
find in large. expensive homes
There are also two f~roam houses
with large living rooms. iva bed
ronms. model Kitchens. break fast
nook. hath. cement basement with
laundry trays The remaining
three OF the Fcven have Z rooms
Thry are especially attractive. and
were designed and built b. n man
direct from Southrrn California.
There are huiit-in features too
numerous TO mention. and you viii
not be disappointed n you are
looking for a home. and viii In
yentiEhfe these. \ responsible
person can secure a home without
any delay. a. all are ready for i'm
mediate occupancy. There H. no
excuse for walking the streets
and containing about housing
conditions There were no better
places than these before the wat
started al she iuW price we are
asking, \ small eAsh payment as
an evidence 81 good faith viii give
you immediate possession. and
Tho balance can he paid like rent
Take CatrW god uF Faunticfuy ear
direct to our office.
THE CAMPHEi.i..THOM co
tsliforntA Ave. and " Alaska 81
Twenty fcars on the Wee, side.
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WILL my LIBERTY BONDS
200 Pacific Electric Wcldcr
500 Alaska Petroleum ana Coal.
500 Western Smelling and Power.
500 Universal High Power Tel.
WILL SELL
! 600 Alaska Petroleum and
Coal ..... foi7
400 Jones Tire co. anna. 30
800 Rothert steoi Co ..... 50
l 600 Chitinn kualulhun .... OH
$500 Mt Rainier Mining Co .0Gh
/ 900 Alaska Homeatake Gold 10
] 600 Red Monarch ..s....... 90
9 600 Lone Atar Oli ......... on
] 900 Lincoln Idaho Have 1t
Wen ..s.tts.4+t ..s....f ID
! 900 Wyoming Pacific on ... 90
] 900 Butte a G. \ Mining GO. Is
] 900 Dollie Silver Mines ..... Is
MAX WfSI<LER
2i4 Union ~ Elliott $50
INVESTMENTS VIZ OFFER FIRST
mortgage bondr ana preferred
high class securities. drawing ~
and 80 per hnHuul Interest pay
able semi-Hnnuaiiy. In amounts
of 800 10 $1,000
Specially queen Anne Hill proper
tieF. For particulars call
JENKINS tNVfsTME COMPANY
a0p-ai0 Mutual III" Bldg
LIBERTY noNbA BOUGHT ron
cash. Northwestern stock a Bond
Co. COZ Alaska bldg.
% business Opportunities
RELIABLE INVESTMENT co
T27 Sonbohrd bldg Fourth and Pike
DAIRY
Dandy location. receipts average
better than $50 daily Price only
fl.s5p. Very low terms.
HEsTATARAST
Residential location. clearing 5000
monthly, must sell ana Will Hhcrl-
flee for 1850 4 real snap
GROCERY
Residential location. clearing 5000
fixtures and clean. Hainble stock;
J nice living rooms with bath.
Price 1850.
PARTNER WANTED
Handy man. willing 90 learn. can buy
rquai hair Interest ~ a good auto
repair shoD with q FIRST class me-
ehanic. has over 1900 ~ work ia
shop ana employs two mechanics,
good stock - tools Owner viii
pay t1i weekly and divide profits.
Trial gwen Price only ffbe.
RELIABLE INVESTMENT co
SHEET METAL Tools AND sUp.
Rent iis. Central. Address kti
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SAVE THAT REMIT WILL. BUY
you n home. Large. level lots on
Lake BuriN~ car line. IL minutes
from shipysrdE: In city; close
TO school: right on car Hne; city
water; electric light: phone. Why
go miles awny7 They are selling
rapidly. Sec us today. 5000 up.
so cash. easy terms. Comfortable
ANAL cottages, 1900 up.
GLOBE SECURITIES COMPANY
23o Central Building
Al Marion at. entrance. Elliott t0s5.
HERE rs a BARGAIN
yi,i75
So feet facing Rainier Boulevard
12b feet deep. brick pavement and
all special assessments included
in price. no pretticr building site
on boulevard. IL bearing fruit
trees; small 3-room house: S3OO
VIII handle. located this side Of
Graham street. owner leaving
city.
y. A. UPPER e. co.
GG7 Empire Bldg
NEW HOUSE AND HALF-ACRE.
just north of city. $500 In Liberty
bonds Will handle. North 81.
FOR SALE. CHEAP - BROOM
house and small lot In Ballard.
Call Ballard 1850.
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UoNTsEFREns ATTENTION
We are building In West Seattle.
within walking distance ~ the
nhipYards and near the ear line.
loo homes ranging IN price from
$3.50 60 o. 600. w.rich We sell on
nrTTSER REALTY COMPANY
Cor ". Alaska and 1Tth Ave.
FauntIeroy car. West 1850.
j. "a KEEPER West seattle real 60
Downs BldE sos End az. Main ss0s
.. Wanted--Resl Estate
~ You WANT TO SELL YOUR
property. Hat u with VA We can
sell ~
eli Eitei Hiig. second At Pike
VAST TO MY oR. REST a 3; or
s-room furnished house Room
COS Piaza Hotel ELLIOTT s1e
- Acreage
tNTERtRnAN Garden TRACTS
s-AcRE TRACTS
FOR 1850
IxTERtnIsAS STATION il THE
CENTER or ADDITION
We know that there - no better
land in Western Washington at
any price than We are Offering at
the extremely low price above
Jurt think Of getting acres Of land
Level. As THE FLOOR
nf TN h iis sEA nj pke ATP f niii
WAY. CLOSE TO SCHOOL AND
EToRE; CLOSE TO BEAUTIFUL
SILVER LAKE. AND TIE soil
nEiNG THE VERY HI:ST: PLEN.
LINE At YOUR DOOR ALL FOR
INVESTIGATE
This IL the opportunity for you 90
set an ideal home and indcpcn-
dcnce 1T the right price.
PUGET SOUND FARMS co.
sD5 Third Ave, Near Iamcs
10 ACRES $3.50. $50 CASH
SIS MONTHLY
BETWEEN SEATTLE AND TACOMA
Half bottom land cleared: fine
~ road. close to high and grade
schools This bottom land tr
black soil. the best that can be
found Tho creek alone is worth
5000 10 tho property
WE ACCEPT LIBERTY BONDS
THE DOCGi.AS-M MORSE co.
t07 Lcary nldg
GOOD TRACTS OF Ls,GGED-orP
LAND FOR SALE Low prices.
eaey tcrmp. We will accept Lib
erty bonds ms first payment. pay
the balance out Of your wagea
Steady work In our camp and mill
for steady men.
THREE LAKES LUMBER CO.
Three Lakes wash.
DIES MONIES HIGHWAY
acres. with Groom house, garage,
chickenhousc. lots OF fruit. on
two good roads. splendid neigh
$1,000; $500 cash. balance terms.
WE ACCEPT LIBERTY BONDS
At PAR.
THE pouGLAS-MoRsE co.
f07 Lehry BldE Main 2202
TO HOME BUILDERS
LOTS 50xi25; $3.50. $500. 1850 each;
s25 cash and $40 per month. city
light and water: cheap wood. They
to cs sIo''w w x P's sanford. IVES, s7s
SPLENDID HOME
one full acre. Groom bungalow; on
paved highway: 90 miles south
city limits: 20 minutes TO ship
yards: close TO interurban. This
week for S2.i00, on terms.
DOUGLAS MORSE co.
t07 Lenry Rldg.
10 ACRES FOR SALE At BAR
gain. Hood canal. cheap Sec
owner, 1911 10Th ave. ;. can
from 10 y. m.
10 ACRES FIRST CLASS LAND.
near Kent. Price $3.50; easy
OF Stocks and RondS
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BARGAIN
6iR W. tfth 81.
Modern 7-room house also 5-room
house In rear: with plumbing and
electric light; lot 30 by 90; ono
block from Fremont alihrd and
West woodland ear Price $3.50.
cash $500. balance easy payments
owner. Magnus Johnson. r. 4
Box 35-C. Enumclaw. wash.
TWO ZIG LOTS. WITH 4-ROoM
house. chicken house young or
chard. all kinds OF berriesS two
utes' walk from Amcs shipyard
Price ti.2z5, on easy terms Call
at 5i05 32nd ave. <. W. and Bran
don.
TOP or QUEEN ANNE-DOUBLE
corner. paved. nifty seven room
bungalow. on park. $500; IS 900
out.of-city property taken In
trade. 1890 First Ave North. own
GROOM HOUSE: NEARLY FIN
ishcd. PurchaRer may move In
and finish. Two cars in hnIf
block: near corner Second N. and
Boston st. monthly payments.
Call owner at go Boston st.
5-ROOM FURNISHED BUNGALOW
fireplace. sleeping porch. base
ment. beamod ceiling; $4,000.
$3.50 cash viii handle this. l am
leaving for army. and must sell.
$3.50 Second ave, ~ w.
81. 500 ROOMS AND BATH: TWO
blocks to car; terms Buy from
owner; no commissions. Phone
Ballard 1889. Hope. room IL. 52is
goth ave.
FOR SALE - 5-ROOM MODERN
COTTAGE on paved street. full &C.
ment basement. good furnace
garage; $500. Beacon Gal.
5000 CASH BUYS a ROOM
house: beautiful view: big lot
coal and wood for the winter: bal
snce Ike rent 30l2 Eastern ave.
1915 WILL BUY TWO LARGE
lots in Green Lake Addition, IL
taken at once. Don't fail TO in
duire kenwood 1772,
Il HAVE A NICE MODERN BUN
galow, close In. that / can sell at
bargain. q. Urquhart. 1903 Cher
ny 81
BROOM HOUSE; BIG LOT; HALE
block from car. Price $3.50, cash
$50, balance SO per month.
1861 Arcade building.
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For Salr-Niisceiiancous

SASH AND npOUS
We viii send YOU our large illustrated
catalogue No n. postage paid, on
request Get our net prices on
sash doors. frames. paints, build
ing paper. etc. 49,.
an-nh red resin paper ..s...ts,tl "
l-th. deadeulng felt ..s.st..., SUI
500 foot roii No 3 asphalt. l.Ie
ply cold Seal Roofing ..s.t,. z ~
sply Gold Seal Roofing ....,., ~
s-ply Gold Seal Roofing .,.t.. S.uV
We sell anyone. ship anywhere, anu
guarantee safe delivery.
Tho largest manufacturers IN INC
West selling oircet To tho con
sumner
q n WILLIAMS co,
i9t3 First Ave $ Seattle
rOR SALE RANGE FIRST CLASS
condition. reasonable, A3f stth
ave. 3
BEST PIANO AND rHoNoGnAPH
values at Fringcr'a Piano House.
1883 Third ave. Elliott 1901.
81 Want~ti--turniturc
Blake Furniture Co. .os Pike Main
GsiS
so live Stock
ron SALE Two HELPERS, II
wears. Jersey and GuernHcy and
ttolstetn and GUERNSEY. u. Pist
and Eighth ave. y. T.
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special Notices

~ rpNtu Notiffs
INSURANCE.
Life. accident and health protection
important and neceFhary Tei~-
phone Elliott iai. Second floor
l.. G. smith nidE
WANTtsD--BiAAo OLD GOLD.
OLD lEwELnY. OLD SILVER
WATCHES OLD FALSE TEETH
uICiiES.f rnfcE8 PAID
SMITH JEwEt.HY co.
tIa I. G SMITH HLDI. 9TH FLOOR
OLD GOf.D. SILVER. TEETH. DfA-
los Cherry 81.
PRACTICAL suRsE--MRR WILL
; ;lt;.n is,iiss is'h n W. rh0n'
pHEsENT ADDRESS or THOMAS
panmhn. late ~ Seattle. urgently
requested Address Il. I. Clark.
% Persona,
ctr THIS orr FoH LUCK SEND
birth date and o. for wonderful
horoscope 81 your entire lifr. Prof
Hhrha.t - Grand Central station.
New York.
PRIVATE sANiTARIuM = DIS
eases % women successfully treat
cd Registered physicians. Terms
reasonable. 1891 18th ave. Cap
iioi Hiii car.
HESSA- PACKS ron GRAY HAIR
any shade Switches dyed while
you wait, Ladies' Improvement
shop. $50 Union.
LroNA COOK. COOK is TRYING
TO locate you. Please send your
address 20 1os Epi-r building
BELLS ooiTER REMEDy-suBE
cure 10 used according 60 direc-
tons 213 Llherty nuildlne.
toa l~raI Sofiee
~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Tinted states for the Western
uistricto Washington.
NO. $3.50 ~ HANK RrrTCY
In %. Matter 81 Lee W Held. ind
tnuDity composed Of Ice w Held
and Elizabeth Held. he wife.
To the creditors OF the above named
bankrupt. and 10 ali other persons
in interest
Take notice that the bankrupt above
named has petitioned this court
for full discharge from all debts
provablc against his estate under
tho acts % congress relating to
hank ruptcy. and that hearing
be- had upon said petition. before
said district court. at the court
room OF said court In the city OF
seattle In said district on thc
sAth day % November. 1918. a, 10
o'clock in the forenoon. at which
time and place you and each OF
you may appear and show cause.
II any you have. why the prayer
OF the said petitioner should not
Dated AT seattle this nth day OF
(seaD r. 81. HARsHnERGER
By r A FACE. Deputy
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Stoel1a ana fionds

WILL my LIBERTY BONDS
200 Pacific Electric Wcldcr.
500 Alaska Petroleum ana Coal.
500 Western Smelling and Power.
500 Universal High Power Tel.
WILL SELL
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IMPERIAL TURKISH BATHS. 1908
Fourth ave. Electric cabinets.
therapeutic lamps tubs. Pheu-
matism my speciality. Louis
Myers. chiropodist. mechano- Their
npist. Phone Main 3219: day or
night.
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The Seattle Star
DIRECTORY
Attorneys-at.I.aw
Atforneys-Patent

FRED y. GoRTN-patent Attorney.
Patent secured or fee refunded
7oi Central RidR. Main 800. Free
book on patents
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Wanted--lt~sl Estate

sell a.
J. ". tAfS a co.
eli Eitei Hiig. second, At Pike
WAIST TO HttY or RENT a B. OR
s-room furnished house Room
to1 flaEa Iiotrl Elllott al6.
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I room HOUSE. BIG Lot; HALF
block from car. Price $3.50: cash
$50, balance SO per month.
1861 Arcade building.
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Bicycles and Repairs


RUDY LuNpGREN for SMELL pIcy-
cler tot Stewart. at Times 50.
Main tai7.
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junk
ALASKA JUNK co. it2o First ave.
S. Elliott 329i.
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Thysicians and Surgcons
DIR. KATHRYN HARRISON. WO-
mems disorders rcadiusted: 1919
Stone Way: Green Lake car.
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Opticians
Turkish Baths

Edmunds. Fraser Pnterson Co.'S bal.
conv. Main alta.
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For Sale-Issai Estate

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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-01-04
RED CROSS COMMENCES
THE NEW YEAR WITH
20,000,OOO MILLION MEMBERS

New York, Dec. 2o.-The Ameri-
can Red Cross will begin the new
year with a membership of more
than 100000, it was announced
here tonight at the close of the ma
tion-wide enrolment campaign.
Every one of the thirteen national
divisions exceeded the quota set for
it by Red Cross headquarters in
Washington.
Actual new members added to the
rolls of the organization were A.
853,535, and of this number the south
Western division contributed more
than any other division. 3,250O00.
The other divisions and the number
OF new members follows:
Central, 27500O0; lake, 100000 /;
Atlantic, 100000; Pennsylvania. L.
10000; New England, 100000 ;
northwestern. 559535; Pacific. 5O0.-
900; northern. $4,000; gulf, $4,000
Potomac. 10000; southern, $4,000;
mountain, 1000
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-01-04
SELLING WHEAT FIT
FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION
is FORBIDDEN BY LAW

Selling wheat fit for human con-
sumption for chicken feed is deem
ed "wasteful practice" within the
meaning OF the Food Control Act
and is therefore forbidden not only
to licensees out those nor under
license The ruling was made upon
query by an Albuquerque firm deal
ng in poultry supplies which was
anxious to fully conform to the food
regulations and the matter is called
to the attention of other similar
dealers in the state.
Wheat screenings can be sold by
anyone for chicken feed, A. D.
Thomson. Assistant Counsel for the
law departments adds:
Section of the Food Control Act
reads in part;
THAT it is hereby made unlawful
for any person knowingly to COM
NIT waste etc. ..,. to engage in any
and unfair, or any
deceptive or Wasteful Practice or
device"
Rule 4, Page 10 OF the rules and
regulations governing the importa-
ton manufacture, storage and dis
tribution Of food commodities for
domestic trade by persons subject to
license reads as follows:
mo licensee manufacturing poul-
try feed in which wheat is used as
an ingredient shall use in such
poultry feed wheat that is fit for hui
man consumption and in any event
the amount of wheat in such poultry
feed shall not exceed ten percent
thereof"
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-01-04
A DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER
SPECULATES A LITTLE AS
TO SENATORIAL OUTLOOK

Now who all is it who wants to go
to the United States Senator Why
bless your soul, lots OF them want
to go. There's Mcdonald who has
been mentioned, and some not on
speakin' terms with Mcdonald are
boosting Congressman Walton. And
there are some others spoken of in
the Democratic party, all of whom
are patiently waiting for the light
ming to strike them. In the Repub-
lican ranks Senator Falls friends in
sist that he make another race; Ex-
Senator Catron. the old political war
horse, is spoken OF by his many adj
mirers and he will be hard man to
beat for the nomination as he is al
ways true to his friends and his
party. In Dona Ana county they are
boosting II. B. Holt and he has a
strong following in other parts OF
the state. Governor Lindsey has
been mentioned, but his strongest
friends appear to want him to re-
main where he is for another term,
believing he has made good. And
what is worrying some. the Cover
nor is not saying anything, and no
one knows his future political as
pirations, ii he has any. Charles
Springer of Colfax county, it is be-
lcved can have the nomination il
he wants it, and while always a pro-
minent party leader, Charley has al
ways refused office, the only excep-
ton being a member of the Consti-
tutional Convention from Colfax
county. However, there are of his
friends who believe he would accept
the Senatorial toga.--Springer Stock
man
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-01-04
TAPPING PIPE LINES
BURNING SNOW FENCES
MAKE TRAINS LATE

If you have any wooden water
pipes, don't leave them uncovered,
for people will put holes in them if
you do.
The FL Paso & Southwestern rail-
road has a pipe line of wood near
Carrizozo, which carries the water
from Bonito creek down to the rail-
road and quenches the thirst of the
big locomotives. The pipe line is so
big, however, that the railroad peo-
pie did not bury it when they put it
down, and now they have to employ
a man on a motorcycle to ride the
line" every day and plug up the
holes that campers make in it to get
water.
Fail To Plug Leak
A camper will drive up to the big
wooden pipe line, make camp for the
night, take big nail out of his auto
mobile toolbox, tire or somewhere
wherever automobiles carry nails
drive it into the pipe line, pull the
nail out again, hold bucket under
the hole and get all the water he
needs for cooking and radiator cool
ing But when he leaves he never
thinks to stop up the hole, and if the
didn't come along there
would be great waste of water
Notwithstanding that everybody is
conservation and the nation
is about to vote federal prohibition.
Snow Fences For Fires
These campers-some OF them have
horses and wagons instead of auto
in which case they need
more waterfront even stop at MAX
ing nail holes in the pipe line. When
they camp near enough to the rail-
road to reach a snow fence, they
hesitate not, according to railroad Of
ficials, to take what they need of
the fence to build fires with. Some
are not even satisfied with taking
enough for the nights camp fire,
but even haul it off to build fires
later. for snow fences are not to be
found everywhere, and as fuCl for
a fire they are not to be sneezed
at.
Sometimes when the Southwest
ern trains are late and the Dispatch
er says, "Snow's the cause" don't
blame it all on the railroad; blame
some of it on the camper who used
a snow fence for firewood.-El Paso
Herald.