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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-18
SHIPYARD BASEBALL
HEADS MEETS THURSDAY

The four steel shIpyards baseball
moguls will meet at the Seattle Ath-
lctlc club Thursday night 10 put the
finishing touches on the seasons
schedule.
Skinner & Eddy and Duthie held
their first practice game AT Liberty
park Sunday. with Pug Bennett and
Joe Dcvine on the job. Devine's
team OF Duthic men is fun of old
timers and he figures that he has a
fine chance NJ the pennant.
Skinner a Eddy have Pug Bennett
AZ their head. Tcaiey Raymond.
with the Seattle Construction Co.
h. promising some lively opposition.
despite long working hours. Skinner
& Eddy win also play Pat Eastley
and Walter Cadman, old Seattle
team mates.
Al Ames. Harry Howell. veteran
pitcher. and Harry Cheek. are build.
ing ships and playing ball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-18

Sugar s,ail--ie0 lbs bes, potatoes
si.gfl lbs. best head rice. atc. large
can milk. lee. Hed Seal Grocery Annex
Fresh peas. lbs Use. fresh spinach
Zee tb.i eating apples. isc doz. i0c
cans mustard sardinos. g5c. 6 bars good
matches, ssc, Blue Ribbon tea, Gee 10
stall a3-Hiiis ireH.' coffee Of IS. J. IT,
use can. stall I2-s-lb. loaf bread. i6c
stan ib--oood lemons. 100 doz. stall
1f-Frcsh buttermilk. 90 At. oieomar'
marine. ace H. stong s-s5o can N. g
hakin. powder. use. ripe olives. sbe
can is. 25e can hersheys cocoa, ibc
ihe can CAmpbslrs soup. ioc. Elliott
Fish co,--hed snapper. ise Id.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-18
LOCAL LAWYER FACES
NON-SUPPORT CHARGE

Donna +. Shook testified on the
witness stand Wednesday that her
former husband. Herbert Shook. a
Seattle lawyer. had contributed Just
one pair OF shoes TO the support Of
their three children since last Au
gust.
Shook was brought into court on
an information filed by Deputy Pros
ccutor Lane Summers. charging him
with non.support Of his children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-18
PARTNERSHIP SPIRIT
IS URGED BY SllCOX

II production IL TO be raised TO it's
highest efficiency during the war,
problems between employer and en-
pioye at the shipyard must be dealt
with in spirit Of partnership.
This was the message conveyed TO
Rotary and Masonic club members
In an address delivered Wednesday
afternoon by +. a. Silcox. represent
alive Of the federal department Of
labor. who urged. among other
things. that competitive wage
scale and IA very low railroad rate
be established for transporting un'
skilled labor from one part OF the
country TO the other. pointing out
the good results obtained by calling
on the public service reserve for
help.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-18
MONEY FROM BALL
WILL GO FOR WOOL

Seattle In expected 10 raise ti2,.
600 for the Ted Cross wool fund
AT the big He'd Cross WAR Poster
BAH" that Will be staged AT the
Arena Saturday night. May 4.
War posters VIII be enacted.
Boxes will be sold. II will be a
big, open, patriotic ball. Money
N urgently needed 10 buy wool for
Seattlc's 5000 volunteer knltters.
who must still knit thousands Of
pairs ~ socks for the war zone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-18

Htall IT, 3 lbs. fine graduated sugar
G5c. Stall 70. pure natural milk. Zoe at.
foam, zoe pit. Stalls la. applea. 81. aS
delivered Stall so. soft shell walnuti
25c III secdloss grape fruit, for s5c
stall "a. onions. lbs. Toe: dates. s0'
pkg stall SO, sweet butter, soc 10
,rgs, zoe doz. Stall 1891. carawa,
cheese. 8Sc ~. oregon cheese, abe n
stall 2. 35c value coffee. sac. Stall IS
English pork pies. mullins. crumpots. etc
stall So. Mt. Vernon milk. 1910: peaches
aud aprlcota. Ice Htsil 20. 20o can hom
my. 1sc. Stall 1876, citrus washing pow
der, use; hot sauce, loo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-18
Shipyard and
Waterfront
News & Notes
TWO SH|PYARD
WORKERS HURT

Two Seattle rhlpyard workers were
seriously injured Thursday.
Frank Peter, who lives at the Y.
VI. G. A.. had both arms broken when
he fell from IA ladder at the Skinner
a. Eddy plant. lie was taken 10 the
Seattle General hospital.
At the Nelson a. kelcz yard. Jos.
Rlgstad, 1910 Boylston ave, fell
from n scaffoiding while engaged In
painting the side of n ship, and suf'
fcrcd Injuries 10 the spine that ne.
coasltated his removal TO the Seattle
General hospital He il "a years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-18
MURPHINE TO STUDY
PLAN FOR ELEVATED

Proposed extension OF the city's
elevated railway TO include spur
terminating at Fourth ave-. with a
landing at Prefontaine place. as pro-
posed by Councilman Erickson. was
referred without discussion to SUI
perin,endent Of public utilities. Thos.
r. Murphlne. at a meeting Of the
utilities committee Thursday.
Proposals TO extend municipal
lines, known as the Admiral way.
Avalon way and 35th ave. s. w. ex-
tensions. were also submitted TO the
utilities committee and referred 70
Superintendent Murphine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-18

Stall 81. steel head salmon. 26c ID
salmon trout. SOC, s5c and zoe zach. Stall
80, home rendered lard. soc ID; homeless
corncd beef. 22c ~. Stall 30. strictly
fresh ogKs, 40c dos. best butter. 45o ID
Stall i2, seodlcas grape fruit, for 2bc
froah asparagus 2 lbs 2bc. Stall IS,
Cainpbclls soupa. iic Mazda oil, Sso,
csc, st25. cans solid pack tomatoes
25c. Dromodnry dates. zoe pkg; lbs
rolled oats, csc; Pulled Wheat. l2o pkg
cream OF Barley. zoe pkg; lbs, NJ. J
". coffee, Csc. stall 10A. lemons, for
Zoe; apples, st.25 box. delivered. Stall
10i. nice younE peas. lbc ~. fancy to
nntoer. zoe n. oucumbcrs. 25c each
tender celery, ioc, for zoe. Stall -
IhuhRrb, &c 10. fresh asparagus, lbs
q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-18
FRENCH REPULSE
VERDUN ATTACK

PARIS. April ia strong en-
envy attack IN the region OF Corbcny
Ton the chemin Dns Danes neotorj
following heavy artillery preparation
was caught under our fire and dis
pcrscd." the French war office AN
nounced today.
East OF caurIcren' wood toward
Dnmloup least OF Vcrdunl an enemy
surprise attack was repulsed and
prisoners taken.
we conducted n successful raid
northwest OF Rheims and took a
number OF prisoners"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-18

etc. Ntau 81. milk. Toe at. cream. see
81. Etaii 90. ssc coffee. ~ rs soe.
lee sds. Dc. Supreme blend coffee, y
its soc. stalls "a. fta Flake White
shortening. tssi sSc jar purs fruit Jam.
SO. laundry soap. bars ate soc PKG.
washing powder. stcs , ms. macsroni.
large can. 1kei . cans ssrdtnca In oil.
Fers 2 ibH large prunes. zsc. Siali 20.
frsah Asparagus lie n. fancy Winexap
Hprisf. tiss bon. delivered. Stall -
ling cod. iee ~. rcd snapper. fbs use.
stan 3. pure lard. acc N boiling beef.
fzsc n. stalls sT-ss. tec pure ground
iauFtArd. gtc III acc can SILVER shield
asparagus. ssog ace pure cocos. 2ie u.
use pkg Cr.am of barley. zoe. 10. 10. can
ItAro syrup. csc, bars Crystal White
sesg. sgo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-18
TAKE STACKER SUSPECTS

Two alleged slackers We're taken
I'm early Thursday by Officers Ash
lund and Tracy. in the persons OF
Nicholas Pepito. &c. and Cornello
Dayanko, 81. Both had registered.
but had not filled out their question.
naircs or kept in touch with their
boards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-18
PORT WON'T BE LIABLE

The port commission secured an
opinion. submitted at the request OF
Commissioner Robert Bridges Wed
ncaday. 10 the effect that the por,
commission should not be held H.
able In event Of misconduct on the
part OF the new waterfront patrol.
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WEsTIAkH
Stall 10. small iqSn pork efiop, sc -
ehoies .irioin. 5sc~B. rib boiling beef
iEae ~. corn beef i.as n. stall 1s.
Efcsn onions. punches lee, TAdlsh.s.
zig punches Toe. spinach. . ms isc. stall
ibT. pasnst butter. lie n, for ase
fresh butter. sse ~. Stall iet. clothes
ilnss. SOC. wash board. zoe. galvanized
~Ash tub.. tife. faaaid Veneer. use. :
cans tomatoes. ste. cans peas. ase. Wall
49,. COY beans. ne zte. citrus powder,
ssc. stAii ise. FEDERAL milk. Zoe. ; ibs
II. iscto coffee. fsc, lbs, beat whits
t.ans. see. stall ia, fresh tomatoes,
itu ~. loose leaf isttsee. : bgnchaa &c.
srtIcsshss. . for sss. asparagus. ns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-18
Rabbi Clozer of
Montreal Is Here

Rabbi Simon Glazer. chief rabbi OF
Montreal. will speak twice at the
Synagogue Bikur cholun. nth ave.
and Ycslcr way. lilo will speak In
Yiddlnh Saturday. nj 10 a. m. and In
English Sunday. nj y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-18
CHARGED WITH BURGLARY

Information charging John Dalton
with second degree burglary was fill
cd by Prosecuting Attorney Lundln
this morning.
Dalton is said TO have broken into
n store at Duwanlsh. Claude Hale,
proprietor of the store. IN the prose.
cutting witness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-18
SOtTIf END

Green split peas. Toe H.; rice. lbs.
25c. fresh peanuts zoe ID. Hillsdale as
pRraguH, ibc can, hamburger steak. 2oc
10 veal outlets, 25c ID; best Jersey
butter, i5c ID milk tsmalD, &c can,
hrrnd. loaf. Sc. cinnamon rolls. Ice doz. ;
NJ j. 49, coffee. cans sac. pineap-
pies. zoe can. Borden's milk. tall can
lie. Al soap, &c bar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-18
CENTRAL,

Dromodary dates, lee: s-ib. can NJ.
J. H. coffee 95c. fix nuts, iso; Log
cabin syrup. 5O-cent size, 45c; 2sc can
Booth Hardincs. isc; Campbeil's soups.
Ice. cans tomatoes, a5c.
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..... $3.50
&. AuTo BARGAIN MARKET
A.. COME OUT TODAY
o------------
. 100 used ears % choose from
. This IL the largest stock OF
good staple small used cars
. ever exhibited IN seattle. Hiudy
3. carefully the following list II
A. means money 60 you.
d. 1918 Dodge owner called Fast.
. must sell. car run & 900 miles.
. looks new. bargain. tsss.
+. 1914 rora. sue, r~pAintsa. good
=. tire. Pine huy for 1875.
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4. 1919 Oakland Ms. In excellent
condition fine rubber. good
pain, isee.
A. 1918 nuiek Good repair electric
&. starter and lights isoes
. dzra--==aa--ass=-ssssssa-
4. uuirk roadster Just what you
d. want. ror ttfs
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3. 1917 Overland f.pas-snEsr or
. roadster models rass rev
/. about 81 eco VIII seil either
. % these almost ne~ ears for
{. isco terms or 1875 cash.
rrrs ipsssenx~rl cost rev
f.tee run $50 miles jus,
the car for some ons who wants
ear that ~iit never wear cut
. 1900.
. e-----------------------
+. ~Arwsii. privately used nsst buy
In Heaitis for tff.,
a=a-a-Haea-aiasaa.=-zsa--a ---a=--sauaas--- %
-.
. 1917 rirtn ais. wi,hou, a scratch. I
fus- like new rosf tt.sae. for
. 1875. terms. Of cash tfEs Uscd
just three months
1a-aa---s--ssasa-a-a-aassas-s-
h. 1914 REQ s-rssssnr.r. fire cor-
. aitiong looks like ns-. ras; sbog,
. ti.,es. We cell for ftke,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-18

Losr on ROAD LAKE nrniEN 10
Cannynaie. brick road o. seattle, small
cardboard roll containing manuscript.
Saturday Aprii "a, Finder please mail
Go D. ~ Morris. n. D. u. No. z. as-
h.tle, Reward.
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~ A-STOCKs AND RONDS

Wit ntfY
Geo Alaska Petroleum a Coal.
eco Red Monarch.
600 Universal IftEh Power Teierhone.
SEQ Pacific Electric welder.
kfteap OH. ballard OF. Forks OH.
Will SELL. SUBJECT
SOS Universal High Power Tel Special
600 psiiie virgin silver Mine Tors
coo Sun River OF. looks good. 20
10 Pacific Electric Msiders4.s. .ta
500 Red Monarch. asstr. paid, .osh
Geo Alaska itemestake Gold .... OF y
1000 ChitinA ituskulana twar
ThHlrl ststssrssssssssstsss III
g. eco Lone Rtsr on. ers May i.... OF
8, 600 Liberty on & Gas wyoming .Os
MAX wtNKLER
sil Union Elliott 80.
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srAp ApvrnrIsEns

eTAR ADvrnrtsnps
NOTICE
rieas. call for reply letters sddre-~sd
60 I-iei, H-isp, ii.iti, $. a. o. g.
n+iti. z, 4. tt-tes, a. 2. Hsito
All elder reply letters Of lesser numbers
than above will not be held after this
Notice expires.
THE SEATTLE MAR
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Land for Snle

t5--Farm Land for Sale
LAND nARGAiS
The best buy In ranch that We have
eNci had ~ cur etfiee. iao acres at
the price of chicken ranch. The best
% seii; buildings almost new and tho
NsrN heHt construction sa acres cleared
nuf ready for CROP 20 acres partly
cleer~di balance IN pasture. teelsi span
30 horses equipment on mail route
Close 10 school. fine stock OF dairy
ranch, ADD one that " positively Tees
than hair the price that the ewnrr
wanted before he was inlurcd 40 hsiiy
that q 10 absolutely necessary that "
Be Foid thia week. hts misfortune u
the gain % tho first man that sees this
place aud wants real home rriee
rvdueed from $4,000 20 ti.eee; hair
casa May consider trade fer Seattle
improved NJ property close IN that ir
suitable Tor home az It's cash value,
AAsE< q SEXTON COMPANY
i;io First Ave.
YOUR CHANCE is ~ cASApA-Rteu
lands and bushes. opportunities offer
you Independents, Farm iands. I'll 90
$50 acre irrigated lands. SIS to $50
70 wears 10 pay. 81 goo loan In TN.
rrovemsnts. ieen 81 1.-Two stock. tAsss
average under 20 cent. an acre. no
tasss on improvements. personal prop
churches. schools 70. ,sispnenss
Excellent eiimate~-sr0ra and live stock
prove a. special homcaeekers fare
certificates Write FOR free Booklets
Allan Cameron. General superintendent
Land Branch. Canadian Pacific Ry.. 100
Ninth ave. csiEHry. Alberta
srocKEp DAIRY RANCH
Price $500. tf.oee cash. balance 20 -vi,
80 arrvs % fine bottom land IN klssap
teuaty, iyinx south % Port Orchard.
The county scat % kttaap county. THIS
ranch u bis money maker to-day.
Everything on the ranch goes at above
price Coed creek runs through the
place 80 acres cleared for pfoWinE,
10 acres niaahed and In pasture. soc
This property quick.
FORT ORCHARD COMMERCIAL CO
Port orehara. wash.
10 ACRES ONE MILE FRoM rffr CITY
LIMITS oF PORT ORCHARD ron
Us per aerp. RMS 20 has just recently
been iogged off and .. ftr.t.clas. land,
We can make very reasonable terms ~
sold soon. You should see this prop
-rsy 90 appreciate r.
PORT ORCHARD COMMERCIAL. CO.
Pcrt orchard. wash
.e-AcRE RANCH. NEAR BAS0oR
bne-third rich bottom land. balance
Eeot upland 10 acres under raitiss-
vations good pasture running water.
fairly good t-rcom nouse big new
tAFn and other eatbuiidfnxs Price
fs.eee $3.50 cash. balance sawy. Al
dress ole rres,eEsrd. nanxor. wash.
RANCH HARGAiS~ss ACRES ALI.
wocd coli mostly bottom. IS acres
cleared; spring and running water
roof veil and orchard. large. snn-
Portable house and aueeciidlnka Price
fsfod. only 1890 cash
FcItHoEDEn els Green nidK.
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lsReal Estate Wanted

WI NAVE BUYERS ron HorEfs
apartments and roofninr houses. also
ssasti houses ard lots. anvWh here IN
city. Wolff q Asendors. ses seabosrd
Hidr. Eiiiott sete
List YOUR PROPERTY PUBLIC
i;satty nurenu. Commission re 10
i4k~rty mag eproNi,- y q.
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= - see -
The largest factory IN the West selling
direct 90 consumer We sell anyone.
ship anywhere. and guarantee SAFE de-
livery.
q. n WILLIAMS co
1913 First Ave n N~sttis
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49A--Auction Sale

WE'RE rou ONE
az IN. hundred people who touxh' a.
nrHitEtftH auction last Tuesday, "
rot. he one this time Your oppor-
tuniiy IL 1879 FRIDAY. APRIL 10.
s. our eAf.EH ROOM. saee-s.io HEc-
pND AVE. ~hrre ss have an even
tr'tsr assortment FOR ynp 20 choose
from. including chirA closets. buffeiE.
extension tables. lots Of dining chairs,
siaehoard ssry handsains library ia
hies. rockers in ork. reed and ma
hnranFl Spices pa'ior re,. isdy'n desk.
bookcase. hail tree. Morris chair.
touches. costly ivory twin beds. also
ono fun sise. with handsome chiffon
tt'es ard chlffnrierr 20 match hcauti-
fui mahogany bod rat. ~ifh dresser.
ehi'fanisr. bed ana toilet table. With
triple mirror. oak dfrsssra AMI chif-
forisrs. ssalsarr touches. beet - metal
ieds. with rood springs, O~'srnoor
end cotton mattresses. riii0ws bedding.
srrfAins. pictures. lots Of dishes. glass
vGfs. sfaf.suf water set. toilet ss's.
aluminium and brown cooking utensils
and you should BEE THE CARPETS
NiiiDa velvet. Administer and tapestry
art squares. cArpets IN room size. run
nsrs small rurs. rnAi and rAs ranges.
heaters. etc Main .tst.
JOHN nURuEt.L a EoSn. Inc.
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13--Loqt and Found

BLACK Silk BEADED
ropiin dress. between Capitol hill and
-. s0th ~. Reward for return. Mrs.
u y. Miller. 4oss Basley ave. North
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,sir AND poons

sAsir AND poons
Before building IA sure snd get our prices
On sash. doors. finish. paints. pisstsr
board, roofing. etc.
We will send you our large ILLUSTRATED
catalogue No, ~ free on request. post
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for Sale
srRINo cnEEK norroM

SPRING CREEK BOTTOM
20 ACRES $50
20 acres ~ all rich bottom land. level
80 a floor; on main auto highway: close
20 school. town and market. adjoining
neighbors. bottom watered by n spring
creek. Just the place for ducks, geese.
hogs and cows. Price ft5 per acre
20 cssh. $40 per month. - Downs
Isk.s 100 Second ave.
CHOICE fo-AcRE TRACT. WITH
ouiidiHgs that would cost more than
the price Of the property were they
70 be put on Il ~ the present time.
Good house. good barn, chicken
houses, etc. Price 20 move this prop
effy this week II only 5000.
AAsEN h SEXTON COMPANY
1910 First Ave
Is ACRES an MILES SOUTH OF PORT
ORCH pD FOR 1900; easy terms i
about acres cleared. VIII make a
rood chicken and berry ranch.
PORT OFCHf RID COMMERCIAL co.
Port Orchard. Wash.
on BOULEVARD AT KTRKLASD
a flrsf-eisss ioeati0n: paving and Side
wax IN fine home tract; slightly view
cioee 70 dock and lake. Groom house ,
poultry houses. fine garden soil. Price
lsbS0, viii take $3.50 ca-n. SIS month
<~Ths Durland Agency, sIz Leary
Bs6g.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-11-29

Years ago the Aunt Jemima people realized
that when woman mixes pancakes herself
she could never be sure how they would
turn out Some days they might be good
bur other days, when she thought she had
done everything just the same the cakes
would turn out fiat, tough and scggy.
To give every woman way of making cakes
thar oi,00ys come out wonderfully always
light and fluffy and tender - Aunt Jernirla
Pancake Flour was created.
The treasured recipe of famous Southern
cook was adopted as the basis of the for
mula. Long study was put in perfecting
it. Especially ground and blended hours
were used-Aours that you could nor buy in
a store And finally, since good pancakes
need sweet milk. that was added, too Qn
powdered form.
No wonder Aun, Jemina Pancakes have
Imperial Valley press., 1918-11-29
Letters From Ouer
There Giue Death
Details Local B0,

Wonderful testimonials of The low
which members of his company, boil
officers and privates, held for III,
late Lieutenant Boyce Aten, who wa:
4 killed in action in France on October
/, We're received here today by Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Aen, The parents, from
the men of his machine sun com
pany.
/ The letters also give The first de-
tailed description of The manner IL
which the Young officer. who Was
slated for promotion TO cap alncy
met his death wounds. The missives
detailing his heroic action, follow:
Dear Mr.. and Mrs. Aten: AS q
comrade of your son, wish 10 wri'e
YOU something more personal about
Boyce than The official notification
or citations can give. Needless for
me 10 speak of his soldiery from the
days of the Presidio-he was all of
thai all along-a wonderful officer.
comrade and friend. His men idoliZed
Boyce Aten and there is none they
grieve for as for him.
"On the 26th Of September. in The
|night, the division, as a part of the
First army. formed for assault on
vaouois Hill, the strongest sector of
the Hindenburg line. This company
formed with the second line and when
the barrage lifted went forward. To
the astonishment of the French, Va
ouois Hill fell to MS by noon.
"Our particular part was 10 flank
the hill on the left, which we did
without much resisianc for little
more than a mile. There large
body of Germans appeared. Boyce
saw them first and got his four guns
into action. What remained surren-
Imperial Valley press., 1918-11-29
AT THE PALACE TONIGHT.

TWO acts of Vaudeville in addition
to The regular show of pictures will
be the program at the Palace theatre
tonight. William S. Hart in his la
lest pictures, Selfish Yates," one of
the strongest and most unusual pic
lures he has appeared in. Eight for
Millions" and Scenic will also be
shown. Following the pictures, The
two vaudeville acts will be present
ed, the first of which will be a dam
cling and singing act by Belmont and
Layton, who have just returned from
a trip to Australia. Yendys is The
best Chinese impersonalor on the
Imperial Valley press., 1918-11-29
How the perfect pancake
formula was worked out

such an unusually delicious favor - no
wonder 120 million Aunt Jcmiina trca-~
fasts. were served last ycar
So quick and easy and 60 nourishin3
Aunt Jen,ima Pancakes have just the nut:i-
tious, wholesome elements that your family
needs-their gluten percentage is unusually
high. They have the food value that ei?-;
youngsters strong bodies and plump, sc2J
cheeks.
Have Aunt Jemima Pancakes tomorrow
and some other day have the Buckwhe@r
Cakes (Aunt Jemima Buckwheat Flcat
comes in the yellow package). Try waf-es
and mullins made with the Pancake Floa',
too, they're delicious. Read on any Aunt
Jemima box top how to get the famous
Rag Dolls. Aunt Jemima Mills COMPANY,
St. Joseph, Missouri
Imperial Valley press., 1918-11-29
AT THE TOPIC TONIGHT.

"Married in Name Only" Ivan
Film Productions sensational drama
will be shown at the Topic theatre
tonisht. The delicate subject of eu-
genics is handled masterfully in th's
play. Gretchen Hartman, as The
woman in Married in Name Only"
is confronted with some exceedingly
difficult situations, in which her ac-
complished artistry develops into ire
mendous climaxes
Imperial Valley press., 1918-11-29

stage and his entire acl is treal.
Yendys played a week at Grauman's
theatre, Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-11-29

charged as rapidly as possible,
according to reports reaching
the American Third field army.
These two classes will be held
until Hindenburg decides to dis
charge them.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-11-29
Richer because of the milk that's in it!

Ssoeef milk, polodtrld and mixed in the -fonr giuss
Aunf Jtmima Pancakes The JfaOor thai has made
item AmnIea s faUOrifs 6ysakfan. fon netd add
nothing but patsr TO haze rieh, ja.say0rsd cakes.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-11-29
Our
''Bank
Friends

0UR "BANK FRIENDS"
" are those who know
how we'll we can and do
serve their interests.
They know that every
thing in line with safe
banking is done gladly
with a smile.
We would like to count
you as a "Bank Friend
and give you this same
splendid service.
Arizona republican., 1918-08-07
FLOOD KNOCKS OUT
 EXCAVATION PUMP

The excavation of the new wing of the capitol building was found nearly full of a nice blue water yesterday morning. The surface water had been CO., operating with the underground flow and the three inch pump which had been barely able to hold it's own against the underground water threw up the job in disgust.
 Already the installation of a six-inch pump had been begun and the day was spent in putting it in. When it is in operation, the hole will soon be emp tied. The only problem is to find a place to put the water. It is proposed to carry it to a lateral north of the capitol but there is no ditch connected with the lateral of dimensions to carry such a volume as the new purhp will throw out.
 The small pump carried 500 gallons minute. The big one ought to carry four times as much.