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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-29
Kirker og Foreninger.

CHRIsTKIRKEN, Norsk evange.-
luth. Kirke, Hj6rnet af Park
og University Avenue. Gudstje-
neste hver S@ndag XII. 1890
Find. og 7.45 Aften. S9ndags-
skole XII II
NORSK LUTHERSKE TREFOL-
DIGHEDSKIRKE, Hjgrnet at
Harrington og sherburne AYES.
Gudstjeneste hver S9ndag XII.
1880 Find. og 7.3O Aften. sSn-
dagsskole XII. 1915.
OST EMMANUEL NORSK LUTH.
KIRKE, Hj6rnet at Jessie OF
GOLGATHA DANsK-NORSK PRES
BYTERIANSKE KIRKE, 1876 Tho
mas St.. Gudstjeneste Sendag
Form. XII. 1890. Pastor j. H.
Petersen
DANsK EV. LUTH. ST. sTEPHANs
KIRKE, Hjsrnet af Orleans og Ste
vens Street. Gudstjeneste hver Syn
dag Form. ri. IL. Sendagsskole ri.
DEN DANsK-NoRsKE METHODIST.
KlRKE. Hjsrnet af Broadway OF
13. st., afholder sine Gudstjenester
som f9lger: Pr@diken Sgndag Form.
ri. 1880. Aften RI. 7.45. Unge
Folks Epworth Lga: Sgndag Aften
Ri. 7.45; literart Mode de ire fgrste
Trsdage i Maaneden. Bgnnemede
hver, Onsdag Aften Ri. 8.
NORDKAP LOGE NO. 8, SUMNER
AT NORGE, mgder 1ste og 3die
Mandag ! Maaneden paa Odd
Fellows Hall, 1856 W. Ninth st.
SYNN0VE LOGE NO. s DOTRE AT
NORGE, meder 2den og 4da Man
dag ! Maaneden paa Odd Fellows
= Hall, 156 w. Ninth st.
H. G. ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. 81, D
B. s., nader 1ste og 3die Fredag i
Maaneden paa Royal Arcanum Hall,
HI. at st. Peter og 18th Streets.
FORENINGEN "GODTHAABO ms.
der. 2. og 4. Lgrdag paa Royal Area.
mum Hall, HI. af st. Peter or 4th
Streets.
FORENINGEN "DANMARKS SON
NER" af D. s. D. F., msder /. OF 8.
L9rdag paa Royal Arcanum Hall,
HI. at st. Peter og 4th Streets.
"ELEONORA CHRISTINE" LOGE
Mr.. so D. 8. s. mGder Eden og 4de
Onsdag j Maaneden paa Minnehaha
Hall, HI. af 9th og, Franklin SITS.
FOREEINGEN "DANMARKS DO.
TIRE" meder l. og 3. Trsdag i den
ny Odd Fellow Hall, 1855 9th St.
F~ORENINGEN "HAABET""
m@qder I. og 3. Onsdag paa
Royal Arcanum Hall, Hi. af St.
Peter og 4th SITS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-29
Shanfsqipingbaaer

opranf gmeife binterlig, i6h mal1
ont Morge11en bapoe Marets fSrite
birfelige Snefalo. Men peb Mib-
bagsti6er Hor1te0e BET op, men lam.
f6ig bleb oct ogiaa fol6ere, an Sci
ret tiffebar af set bebogeligite bber=
ten for 8araoens 9eltagere ener
EiIifl1ere. MIigebel bar Deltogelian
| @ara6en meget flor, og Der par en-
Mewoe baffre uSloats", iom bc(e
@iene btlieoes meo liblig Mpplal1s
fra Gilifnerne.
&latot Deltagerne / 8ara0en 1T
ogiaa sG6nner og D6tre of Ncrge,
Tom / iioite 9jebrif be1temte fig for
Deltagelie, og Tom bob0e facet ilto1lo
ert meget pen uSloat" i Sorbol6 It'll
Ben forte Ei6, man .baboe bqDt iii at
%forberebe fig. uTloot'e:, har boffert
6%eforeret meb Ell Meng6e fn,qa oJne-
rifonife og 11orife Stag, liaeiom ct
omerifnnif og ct norTf 5iIfcflng
gioroe Jig meget f~or6ehgtigt ajnl-
oen6e. s @ioten al u7loat" en- Dap-
6e man 5fatue Of 2ibertp, p,ngipet
nor tie MGn6 og &pinber / Notioz
nal6rugt, me6ens ct @fibsman6ifab
| @a11gen bar paa l1ofig efter MT
1ige nbaaoe. uSloat"en bleb 6erbeo
bumoriitiff onlogt og bofftte
ofte flor M11nterbeo og Iiblia Mp~
plaus blan6t GiIihuerne. @i bgrte
fenere notale, at 6en11e v6loot" bers
te til Ell at Sc bofreite / 8ornoen.
@11oel @orife iIutteoe fig til efter
rSloat"en UNDER ct amerifonif % ct
1orif Stag, men EiliIutningen ber
bar lite pna la1gt ner iaa lfor 1om
Otter &ara6en fulgte et Me6e /.
me6 forifjeIlige Eorer
g Gong. Mapor &o6gion prnfi=
Goromoringen al Suite for Nora=
'en fra 6e1 banlige u6omn=tomn STU
Fe til S1rnmit Mbenu1e bor nuppc
'aa igr6e1es heI6ig; f}i me6ens Ser
oor forbol6sbis fao Eilifl1ere poo
ZEN breoe gatmnnit Mbenue, bar Sc
'no r%6omn=tomn @a6er, @aro6e,
paffffen6e f1l6e al Eilifue=
e. Gn Meng6e Menmeifer bab6e 81.
l. inofnn6ef fig fra minneapolis.
DIN Mftenen berife6e set bonliee
,9olionb" 2ib paa &ofeer ng Sic
tire iamt / @a6erne 'oopn,to1p11".
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Observation-Disclosures.

;Sreo Otto gchlen0er og @liiobeth
0ltrom; Moolbb g. 6e6een og Mnno
g. 2arien Carl 2orfon og Mnettc
G1ebe1ono; Grnit 6. @oGb og &or=
nab Sbuitr1tm; 6. 6. Mmnn61on og
Sennie Gooan; 9bon1os @oaon oq
Solepbine Sperion; Mfre6 IS. &e=
terion og g(nnie 9. sSobnion; 2ouis
S. 8ircen oa M1ton1ito 91lon; G1pin
81. @erlan6 oG Mlice s. Eorgerien;
So'epb 81. 6foal,tno og @eorgioro
M1ton; Tronf IS. @ricf1on og Siri
Teterlon.
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Get fprite Mpbe.

Get fprfe sMfpoe.
Ge blinfenoe 9ine, set ipru0lcnoe
De failtettoe @Iiffe, lom bpoer Ell
ubltb",
EN- 5temnte iaa foffenoe, berlig, pt=
fntt -
en- big ri6en gngel, leg minoeg ina
grant.
Ser tra11ges Blot 9Dnet, oct giper
9ltn1pr:
9og pos Big: S 5el0en ooor 5ocr
&11rttigr.
gu bur at 1pfe en- gor6iif @rl16e.
Brep. out ocrpaa, 0lt er i1oe .1toe.
S Saltfel1 bum fgrlt fees 1aa'1 oe:l
pasial1t";
fi6en gum foln111er Ser Gang toa
fer gu bc6 al set, / Mmors Sect
er. fl9iet og fanget ioo let.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-29
Cen 11prife Nmerifalinie

baboe / fgrlte @alb6cl al 1918 EN-
bo1oiom @eogang / 8r1ttofragten
fra foregaaenbe Mor, i6et 6enne /
fgrite &alpoar 1917 bel@ fig til 81
Dd1. &roner, / fprite &olb6el of
1918 6erimo6 fun til 400, 900 ST.
@~asiagerm1taIIet git / Sc famine
@erio6er neo fra 1857 til LOGS.
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0aniih Meb Grpis

Shifting Club me6er Greoag ben 13.
9ecember bos M3rs. Gbriitine Glib
ION, 121 g. @ongreis 81. Eaq boil
fen1ombelft Sporbogr1 paa go. @o=
bert ct. og gao al be6 6. Gongreis
Da bigtige Sager foreligger til
Bebanoling, er taIrigt Tremmpoe
~gnifeligt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-29
Nor6fop 2poe SO. 8.

Sb'n1er af @orge, boloer feriffom=
1lenoe Man6og Meoe, bporbeo 81. a.
foretageS @alg pna 8eibrelie for
ao4te Mm. Ser foreIigger besuoe1
abftillige anore bigtige soger til
8f@an6linB, iaa talrigt Meoe er gn~
Heiigt. Ser bill 81. a, blibe foretoget
ben fbrfte l%1olo6ming al sen iii So
gen Ti9nfe6e Merif11mspibe.
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&pem e. Sc bebt fienbte TilOiofer?

Hoa 5tnrlan6 Ebeater ct. Saul
.opfgrtes / @lutningen at forrige uge
en- Slim, r@o6's Man", me6 s. g..
Barner ! 9obe6rorIe11 iom en- una
Wdon6 al en befienot @re1tefanilie
90 felb beftemt til at opertage set
BrRi teenbebe, iom bop6e gaaet i
Nrp ! Bnmilien. Tilmcn er al ct al
borligt SnbboIb, og man mao bere
liot filofoftf anlagt for at forltaa
bens MoraI..
Sen 1rtge Mano 1ranr ferit gien-
1te1n nar1ge @ierboIoigbeoer % 2ibs-
ertaringer iaa langt, at ban Tan
'pueoite". 5oronorineen i 5ons 2ip
fomrrer, oo ban eigr gefienotfab
meo en- erlig SiIofof. timber ct boI6-
ion1t uDeir Tiger ben u11ge manb
3ilflngt ! Gneboerens Suite, % at
ban bar Ell 5iloiof for fig, foritaar
BON oeraf, sot oetrre bar i fit quite
8illeoer af fire itore Siloiofer. Men
ct dSie fire er De to norffe, r1eHnIig
Sbien % 8iernfo1l.
scetlen for JiIme1 er Stem PORT
pg 9 S11neg'1 o. Dra1Raet er produce
get Of Ct arleritatf geIitob.
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u8ergensfjprb"

lom forrige &ors6aa afgif fra z. !:
Sort til @orae> mebF1rte fun ca. SO
Fusfogerer. Set 'inee MntoI n'oa
tilifripes Sc en6mt %gipl0en6e itre1,ge
H~asbeitemmelfer.
~stabangerfjor6" pertes bercpcr !;
Sen f6rite @o1b6el al December oq
pi1 afgoo fra Seem Dorf iojc1 Sen
196e December.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-29

iom 8agermeiter Der / Chicago, ioet
bon for Is Mar ii6ett begpa1bte at
bride felbitanoig Gorretting rt,oer
meget beifeone Gorbolo paa 358 IS.
erie 5treet geaar ban ioaa bar en-
Sc iterite gugerforretnittger ber i
9Dert, Tan bar tatffe aorninilratie
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-29
Mrs. 81. 6. Sobnion.

'1om ! ca. 2 Tiger bar beret fpg og
1e1tgeli9genoe, men mi er iiton6 til at
gaa no tgiett, enifer giernem 8laoet
at notale fin Sat til Danff @diter=
lamfu11o, Sorgfemmigei og Donifj
Heo @roiS asniters for De 8lomiter.
1om blep ienM benoe UNDER benoes
-Sbg6om.
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Qhiragn.
smitb for 8orameiter.

@eo ct Masien1e6e DoI6t / @icfcr
Bart Sail ! Eirsoags b%eotoges en-.
itcr1r1tg en- Meiolution opfor6ren6e
Wtr. glabton S. Smitb til at blipe
for 8orgmeiter. On SEQ.
beitaaenoe at @ol6. 8uuer,
Sobn &oubp, be 8orms % Ml6er-
mon Aoatnomifp prnientereoe Mr.
Smith for ben itore Soriamling, Tom
gab bnm en- ftormen6e Mobtagelie.
Rr. @tnitb mo6tog .@nnoi6at11ren i
en- Hammenoe Balgtole.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-29
Sch &ipb ellcr Separation al
Hire beIFa ben belfjenbte Subelcr
Eimon Mclipn, 300 e. 7tb Strcct.
GefretGrerne

/ Be forifiellige 2o9er oe Soreninger
n1mnobes belbilligit ON at me6beIe
Bln0ets @itp @6itor mnlige Sora1t=
eringer / Mgbeti6 og Mp6epla6s, for
at ben %n6oben6ige &ettelie fan blibe
giort / Sen / 8Ia6d in6tagne Meo=
6eIdie fra ~&irfer og Sreninger".
ga Ser / 6tsie Gage til1ige bolbes
BnIg i oe fle1te 2oger etc., beoes man
fsaret mulig efter@algets Mfbol6elie
i11oienoe forne6en Meo6elelie berom.
ffnn ri Tan meo6ele bore 2elere @ab=
meme pnm 6e 1bbalgte @mbe6smpno.
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Sc 1,orife @ala

ct MI enoelig afilutte6e me6 oct @c=
iultat, at. Der balates IS @enitre og
&rbejoer6emofrater, 40 &eire .og
G~riiin6eoe, 18 Soctaliiter, 8 al
2artomanoSforbun6et o. / uofben-
gig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-29
Sneriaes Sfibstoh

unoer &riem beleber fig til 17s
Sfibe pao 200,57o Sons og 24s
Menneffelib. Morge bar be6 ubuao,
frtgen tabt 15O,297 Cons mere ems
belle Ben ibenife &an6elsflaaoe belp-
ber fig til.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-29

..L.. Sc E-
Atterdag
College,
solpans,
sonta barbara So.
california

er en- Sfo1e for unse banf-anerifonFe M1nnb % aoinoer
llnoerbisnins be %a1ninoelise 9folefag po Can't % enaeuf.
s'rteDiltor'e, 8ibeltlasie, oaglge 5oreorag, Maft, &nanoarbeioe,
Sa%nbelsfag.
S solDang er Der ct berligt &lina ON 8intcre11, oa Omeauen
er ,1ncgct imnf. 8enpt %Seiligbeoen til ct @foleopbol6 Sorbinoel(e
neo en- @ejfe til Netfptenl @bg 8eReo ON blige 9arnoreiie.
billctcr paa narrnete Sernbonefontorl "Trip eHer efolens Soto
loel sfoleaart parer fra lite Mobenber 1918 til 10. Neartg 1919
genebiet 9Orocniuf, loritanoer.
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Ypitbefpr6rinqe,1

mellem &merifa % Grandchildren
bill MI forbaabentlig blioe betpoelie
forbeoret, ibet Ser er lat igang BUR-
tigere 8oitr11ter mellem @orge og
England.
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8. g. e.

Som Sn6bielle al. Dor nne MGbe-
1ol bill Ser be6 @Ieorore Ghriitine
2ogens nGfte Md6e, Sen 46e 9ecen1=
Der blibe ierberet &offe frit. Ml1a
'Seltre be6es bore ti1itebe, boo6e for
&offens @fpl6 oe for6i bi ifol babe
8eitpreliesbaIg for set fommen6e
Mor. - On @glter.
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Ganif Brpber1dmfrn6.

S. 6. Mn6erfens 2oge SEQ. 81 bol=
Der Nebe me6 @a1g al nb 8eitprelie
6rebng 6en Ste December. Snlrigt
3Rtoe ct 9nifeligt.
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g.. 81. @.'s Srcbsbanfet.

Meolepmerne al 6anif=amertfanif
'Selffa6 / SpillingbDerne ofbo1ot CT,
talrigt beibgt Gre0sbanfet fi61te Sire
Bag Mtten / Morben Clubs 2ofoler /
ct. Bol1l. @onfetlaIen bor imoo
|f11l6t 6eforeret me6 Donnebrogsflog
SIDE ON Side mes Stjernebonneret.
Sen go6e Men11. ser Bps pao iaa
rationale &etter 1om guile 9Grter o.
|6leif, fogt EorR meo G%ennepiouie,
&alfnniteg me6 Graneberia11ce, &of=
|fe og Gigarer meo Eilbe5gr at on6re
paa6e @jenitan6e iatte mart @jr-
|iterne / Ell begeiitret 5temning, fom
%f1lminere6e, ga @oniuI, Dr Melfon
|liot foriinfet bite fig / Golen. 8
Breiioentens Sranerelie bgo Tor=
eringens gemptlige @efreter, ST..
@ieliem, @elfommen % bar
|ltgele6eS Sr6itprer un6er Sen Banfet-
fetten paafelgen6e Disfusfion, bpiI~
ten flere al 5pi6ierne blan6t Danif<
Mmerifanerne t EbillingbDerne bril-
.lereoe be6 beres @eltalenbeo. Set
itaI figes til, ST. Rieliens mos, at
ban ifilte fig meb itort 8rabe1,r fra
lit &berb. Nabnlig FOREIGNER ban
Taaifipnnelie for Mrrangemenfet
meo Sc mango pointereoe Telegram
mer, Tom in6traf og opleites At bom
UNDER DiSfusitonen, Iigefom en- al
BAN f%orfattet og fore6roget Sang ON
@eller @ilhelm tog beloige @egler.
Stemningen bar belt iqienne1r
animeret, og man ifiItes fgrit Ianat
efter Mionat, otter at set bar bTepet
|beitemt, at Selffabet ifol ofbol6e fit
nefte Mpoe Il minneapolis) omfrinq
Wtioten al SSanuar.
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KOBE & CO., G. NV. A.
1913 S. 3rd Street, Minneapolis, MINI.
n U

Naar ct Mindesmmrke skal OPP
ssettes paa Elders Afdsdes Grave,
.saa henvend Dem fprst til dem
som SEW forfserdiger ale Slags
Gravmonumenter at solideste Ora
nit. Skriv til
Central Minnesotaeraaite Work
A. E. HAGoUIST. SON & CO..
ST. CLOUD, - MINI
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9p6sfal6

b1anot Sfan6inaber / ugens 2eb:
.Slga &asmusien, 20; M11ru 2ei3a
Carlton, 1914 stinion ST., 26;; Ne-
ter Sobnion, 795 Stole st, SO; 2p-
oia 0slun6, ,.27; M6olpb @ilb. 81
len, 1862 2mgtrp Nbe, SO; Mrs.
@urab @eIion, So; &arrp S. @of=
BOIL 2117 &obbpn @be., 81; Mnna
.9a5lbp 26; @6maro 8. @anoberq,
sos (@rotto St q; Slianna @uI-
btrreatnlo1i]aerl .2mgblomitens Some, 80;
Noolpb Gbriitenien, 1889 9berburn
Nbe. ~; Sens; SSenfen sos Orange
ct, SO Mor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-29

ne galent % 11oDertrnffeIige greo
,oerfor. Sl,bilare1r mootoe / Dagea1s
Sob e, Mngle 9enifnbs- 90 agresbe=
bisringer n1nt 2n6rrirrger af 2pff-
6nffninogfripelier, geleepar,11,er %
Braierter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-29
Oscar II

at Sconoinanian- Mmericon 2inien
artfom til Seem Sort forrige Treoog.
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st. Paul.
5. g. 2angfelbt,
&itp Gbitor & Manager.
80 6. Off @treet.
g. %. Sacfion 957.
Mpbeber

moo bore Saskatchewan / SCRIBE ic=
nett SnSbog Mften. 8enpt otenitoo=
enoe Morcsle og E~elefomummer til
8laoets Gitp gbitor og Monagcr.
Somme Stcbs tan Announcement
tegncs % Gortingent betoles.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-29
CANADA LAND

Prairie Land, ready for the pbw" SAM opdyrkede Fame
saskatchewans Park Region, hvor der II rigehg Regn, nt skov. RI
geHgt Gr@, god Mejerier, mango Elevators, mango Automobier. en-
del Danske, mango Norske, code Heste og Kger, godt og riseliet
Wand. 1ngen Alkan. Ingen Whiskey Udsksenkning, kun 2% H. Code
VeJ, code Skohr, bnige JRrnbanetakster, og Landagenter. Ter or /
al Fld he saa h@derige som noget andet sted vi ktender. VI
salge Landet til fra SIS til $25 per acr paa crop payment Plan
ON Gnskes. bet er v@rd mindst Diet dobbelte. Efnr Kreen - Ia
vent like til efter Krigen for a er dt for sent. Refs op med yor
naste Ekskurson. En- morsom REESE - Landet vses frif VI
Scandinavian Canadian Land Co..
Canora, Saskatchewan. Phoenix Bldg, Minneapolis, Mimi,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-29

5pr Dperaianser 8iprnifjolb
20 en Sci at bans 8enner Der / ST.
III CAB Mr. og Mrs. s. g. Mielien,
6f5 Carroll Moe., en- Nai06og UNDER
Sa1'gere,,s Spbolo Der i forrigel1ge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-29
Sill Sc b%ranblibte

/ 9soro Minneiota gap @leonore
Gbritine 2oge11, 9. g. g., paa fit
Wpoe 6ep 236e 9ffober IS Collars.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-29

9anff spiterfamfnnb
bar forlagt lin Mpoeplaos fra min-
11ebnbo Sail til ben rpe 300 Sell
Ions $alI, 159 50. 9tb ct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-29
Is Glars snbilen,n.

8agermeiter s. @m. Sar1fen fei-s
reoe Mau6ags BEN 25. 6s. meo en-
|hot Miobag TT Is Aars sS,rbiIa1nn
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1918-08-15
SHORTAGE OF SEED
WHEAT THREATENS
Immediate Action Necessary if
Eastern Washington is to Get
Sufficient Supply

Prompt measures to overcome the
seed wheat shortage in the six counties
of eastern Washington most affected
must be taken at once by the farmers
who are requested to first organize,
then to list their requirements and
make their wants known to their To-
cal banks and warehouses. If this ac-
ton is taken the banks will be found
willing to extend liberal credit where
deserved. The financial backing of
national banks, mortgage houses, fed
eral and farm loan banks is also ready
to be utilized.
The foregoing paragraph summar-
ICES the sentiment expressed at a big
meeting held in Spokane Monday and
attended by bankers, warehousemen,
millers, farmers, state seed committee,
agricultural bureau members and the
state college faculty. The pressing
need of seed wheat in Adams, Grant,
Lincoln, Franklin and Benton counties
was frankly set forth, together with
statements that appeals to the gov
ernment to stop the grinding and ship
ping out of seed wheat have been fu-
tile. It was decided to make another
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1918-08-15
DEATH OF PETER LARSON

Peter Larson, for many years a
highly respected resident of Kenne-
wick, died at his home in the Garden
Tracts, this, Thursday, morning after
an illness of week. Mr.. Larson was
born in Denmark, January 9th, 1857,
and came to America in 1874, settling
in Minnesota. In 1888 he came to this
state and farmed in the Palouse coun-
try for ten years, removing to Ken
1lewick to make his home in 1898.
Mr.. Larson was the father of nine
children, seven of whom, together with
the widow, survive him. These are
Mrs. Lewis Larson, Alvin, Katie, Es-
ther and Ruth, all of Kennewick; Al
bert, who lives in Wyoming, and Reu-
ben, of Seattle. All of the children
were present at the funeral which will
be held from the Methodist church at
two o'clock Friday afternoon.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1918-08-15
HAVE FIVE SONS IN ARMY
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Erickson have More
than Their Share of Service Stars

Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Erickson have More
than Their Share of Service Stars
With five stalwart sons now serving
under the Stars and Stripes and the
probability that three more sons WI
go into the service during the coming
year, Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Erickson claim
the honor of having more stars N theis
sevice flag than anv other family in
the community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erickson have eight
sons, all unmarried. Three of these
boys are now Somewhere in France" !"
two recently enlisted and are now in
training at Camp Lewis. Another son
is registered for service and is help
ing in the harvest while awaiting his
call, while the two younger bows will
come under the new draft age and will
probably see service before this little
unpleasantness with the Huns is set
tied.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1918-08-15
STROMNIEN BOY AND GIRL
INJURED is AUTO UPSET
Former Kennewick Residents are Bad
ly Injured in Accident Near Col
vile Last Saturday


Miss nean Strommen and her broth
er, Merton, of Marcus, were badly in
jured in an automobile accident near
Colville last week when the car in
which they were riding overturned.
There were nine in the auto and three
others of the parry were so badly in
jured as to be taken to the hospital.
The party had spent the evening at,
Colville and were returning to Marcus
when the car in which they were rid
ing collided with some horses on the
road. They were able to get their
damaged car back to Colville for re-
pairs and started out again in another
car. At almost the same spot as the
first accident, in trying to avoid the
same group of horses, while driving
very rapidly the second car overturned.
The Strommen family lived here a
couple of years, moving to Marcus last
fall.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1918-08-15
TRACTOR DEMONSTRATION
AT PORTLAND NEXT MONTH
Associated Implement Dealers will
Stage Interesting and Instruc-
tive Exhibit;on

A great tractor and implement de-
monstration will be held at Portland
the 9Th, 9th and 7th of September un-
der the auspices of the Oregon Agri-
cultural college and the associated i'm
plement dealers Of that city. The de-
monstration will cover about $50 acres
of land and practically every tractor
and implement manufactured or sold
on the Pacific Coast will be seen in
operation.
The forenoon Of each day will be
given over to private demonstrations
of tractors and tractor implements.
The afternoons will be devoted to pub
lie demonstrations, showing every
tractor in operation plowing in one
field. This demonstration will be Of
special interest as it will show COM
|parative work of large and small trac-
tors working side by side.
There will be special tests under the
auspices of the Oregon Agricultural
College which will show the draw-bar
horse power tests on unploughed and
|ploughed ground and other features
of various tractors. Said tests will be
approved by the Society of Agricul-
tural Engineers.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1918-08-15
RESTRICTIONS ON
BEEF REMOVED
Food Administration, However,
Urges Home Use Of Lighter
Grades of Cattle

Charles Hebberd, federal food adj
ministrator for Washington, has re-
ceived the following statement from
the food administration at Washing
ton:
"a careful analysis of the beef sit
uation here and abroad shows the de-
STABILITY of lifting the present con-
sumption restrictions Immediately ra-
ther than in September, as originally
contemplated. Therefore, the present
restrictions of serving beef in public
eating places only one meal each day
and the present voluntary program
for housOholders of purchasing pound
and a half of bone beef and a pound
and quarter Of clear beef should be
discontinued. But it is highly desir-
able that the American public con-
sumo medium and lighter grades of
cattle, thus conserving the heavier an
imals for our own armed forces and
those of our allies.
"Owing to the extreme drouth in the
southwest and other parts of the coun-
try endangering herds, producers are
rushing lightweight beef to market,
thus creating an unexpected surplus
of light cuts. All heavy beef is, for
the present, needed for war export.
"The food administration requests re-
tail meat markets to handle cattle
which dress not more than Ats pounds
and it urges public eating places and
the public in general to create de-
mand for light cuts. The general pol
icy of conservation for all meat is still
encouraged as measure to safeguard
the future"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1918-08-15

appeal to the department of agricul-
ture to secure amorc liberal allowance
for deserving grain growers. In the
meantime local bankers are prepared
to handle the situation. No farmer
who can make a fair showing will be
credit at the country banks,
so the representatives declared. The
city banks, federal and farm loan
banks and mortgage concerns also
pledged their aid.
Farmers are urged to get together
at once in their several communities
and make up lists of what seed each
one requires. Seed wheat will be
shipped only in carload lots and the
full carload must be contracted for be-
fore banks will handle the order. Ware
housemen are pledged to cooperate.
Farmers also are urged to buy up any
wheat they can find, even at the risk
Of standing small loss if conditions
prevent seeding later and they are
forced to resell. Full information on
every phase of the matter is requested
by Prof. E. G. Shafer, secretary of
The Washington Seed committee, Pull
man, Wash.