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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-15
fIrst Inning

frst Inning
Cincinnati -Frlfch threw out Rath.
Daubert and Groh singled. Dau-
bert scored on Roush's fly 10 Kauff.
Groh stole second Zimmerman
threw out Neale. One run, two
hits. no errors.
New York-Burns reached second
on kopfs bad throw. Eller threw
out Young. Fletcher flied TO Neale.
Zimmerman singled. scoring Burns.
Frisch forced Zimmerman, Kopf 10
Rath. one run. one hit. one error.
Second Inning
cinoinnsti-Kopf singled. Msgee
sacrificed. Barnes to Chase. Frisch
threw out wingo. Eiier famed.
No runs. one hit, no error
New York-Kauff walked. Ellsr
threw out Chase, who sacrificed.
Gonzales famed. Barnes fouicd 20
wingo. No runs. no hits. no error.
Third Inning
Cincinnati-Friseh threw out
Raih. Daubert safe on Frisch's
error. Groh flied to Young. Zin-
norman threw out Roush. No
hits. no runs. one error.
New York-Burns flew 20 Magee.
Eller threw out Young. Rath threw
out Fletcher. No runs. no hits
no errors.
Fourth Inning
C3ncinnati-Fietcher threw out
Neale. Barnes threw out Kopf.
Magee singled and stole second.
Wingo walked. Eiier horned. scor-
Ing Magce and Wingo ahead OF
him. F'risch threw out Rath.
Three runs. two hits. no errors.
New York-Zimmerman singled.
Frisch forced Zimmerman. Groh to
Rath. Frisch stole second. Rath
threw out Kauff. Frisch took third.
Chase popped 20 Kopf. No runs.
one hit. no error.
Fifth Inning
Cincinnati--Dauberf flew 10
Burns. Groh and Roush singled.
Barnes threw out Nesle. Frisch
threw out Kopf. No runs. two hits.
no error.
New York-Gonzales flew 20
Rath. Barnes famed. Kopf threw
out Burns. No runs. no hits. no
errors.
Sixth Inning
Cincinnati-Msgee fouied TO Con-
zalcs. WinEo singled. Eiler forced X
wingo. Fletcher to Frisch. Rathf
lined TO Frisch. No runs. one hit.
no error.
New York-Young was called ouH
on strikes. Fletcher safe on Groh
error. Zimmerman fouied out a
Groh. Fletcher stole. Frisch fiitxN
TO Neale. No runs. no hits. OF
error. NJ
Seventh Inning W
Cinoinnati--Daubert singled. Groh
walked. Roush sacrificed, Barnes
to Chase. Daubert out at the plate =.
trisch TO Gonzales on Neale's
grounder. Zimmerman threw out
Kopf. No runs. one hit. no error.
New York-Kauff singled. Chase
fouled out to wingo. Gonzales
Doyle. hating for Barnes.
famed. Burns singled. scoring
kauff and Gonzales. Young flied
to Magee. Two runs. three hits, no
errors.
Eighth Inning
Cincinnati-Duhuc now pitching
for New York. Magee singled.
Wingo famed and Magee was dou-
bled stealing. Gonzales to Fletcher.
Eller famed. No runs. one hit. no
error.
New York-Groh threw out FIet-
cher. Zimmerman was hit. Frisch
forced Zimmerman. Rath 10 Kopf.
kauff singled McCarty, batting
for Chase. flied TO Magec. No runs.
one hit. no error.
Ninth Inning
Cincinnati-Gonzal went 10
first for New York and Snyder
behind the bat Rath grounded TO
Gonzales. Daubert singled. Groh :.
flied TO kauff. Roush popped to
Frisch. No runs, one hit. no
error.
New York-Groh threw out Con
zales. Smith batted for Dubuc and
popped TO Groh. Burns lined 10
Neale. No runs. no hits, no errors
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EXCEPTIONAL nAndAIG

One Of the most attractive little
places 90 be had close 10 town Tor
anything like this price. Groom
house. electric lights. grhnhry
good we'll large garden 81 pota-
toes. beans. pucumhsrs. tomatoes
etc. which viii show quality Of
soil "a young orchard 81 choice
varieties fhnpborficr. Rooseber.
rinr. cufFantH and other small
fruits treiilssd and cared for prop.
sriy. flowers. holly trees. climbing
vines. HhFubbeFy. some standing
green trees. splendid view. Handy
for people employed downtown
Satisfactory party can arrange
terms
BURKE & FAHnAR, Inc.
g0g New York Uloek
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NY UNIT HOUSE
PLANS FREE

build the fret unit rooms
for you on one - my Little city
Farms tracts. IN West Seattle. and
furnish the complete plans free.
Price 81 haif-RcTe. with first unit
house, ti,is0s 800 cash. SIS per
month. Oct free circular and map
Of Seattle.
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NATURAL FEELING

Artlst-How are YOU feeling. old
top?
Lovesick Poet-Like a poem. I've
just been rejected.
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IS FOR sAI.E-REsL ESTATE
BEAT THE RENT noe

Only 1850 for the Suest lot toNi2o
C. alley. is on 7tth ave Just n
short distance south 81 Jackson
ct. half a block Go paved streets
and one block a. ear line: ready Co
build on. street work done and
all paid no restrictions. put up
shack 20 suit your u~e dRs save
the high rents and build you
home when you get ready. only
20 minutes walk 90 this once.
$3.50 cash and hsianre monthly
you Will he pleased with this very
cicre-in home site. look IL over
be tore you decide 60 put your
money into farm land % the outer
edges ~ the city at an equal price.
especially after the cost Of inn
provenrnts
e. ". PATE
sc5-t I. q. Smith ptds.
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wANTEp-REAL ESTATE
ACRE AGIs
1900 ~ ACRES

Fine garden; fruit: small fruit,
half hcF. IN very high state Of
CIVILIZATIONS three blocks 10
paved highway and fine bus
service; 81 minutes from busi-
ness center OF city. house has
rooms. city water. lights; the
soil IL very rieh. beautiful view.
Come e. Kingsbury'r place In
Edmonds. Bus from FIRST and
Union,
BURwELL & MonFoRD
Main 1855. b75 Colman Bldg.
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20 acres beet stump land. on county
road. miles from Stanwood Any
one who IL familiar with this
vicinity knows there 10 no better
land any place on tho Coast Must
dispose Of this tract at once a
small payment down and balance
on very easy terms. For inforfna-
tion phone Mrs smith. Main 500.
between Z and Sac p. m. also
Queen Anne ssss. or call at :sss
nth AVE- "
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Tom A Grey. Pacific states
Log Co. Camp ). cedar Pals
Eugene O'Neii stoT Fourth W .
Rose ". Russell. s1tF it,h ave. y :
Edna l. Pollock. niain-. BOX y!
= Van AmhurEh. sis ~ q 1t.
Tacoma, Clara Hammer. tez1 Cali
sss y 18Th ". Airs. oscar Olson.
.ii0 waNefly pi. Gene Bennett.
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MODERN GROOM COTTAGE
s2.2Ts. on Easy Terms
good rooms. bath. toilet bowl
sink. tank and indirect lighting
fixtures: all complete. big lot. son
l30. only one block from Lake
Buricn car at white Center.
W. =. PATTEN. owner
20i ny Exch. Bldg
Evenings, q. a, 2s3t.
SACRIFICE FOR CASH
Best business corner In the North
End. consisting OF three lots. large
store building with flat upstairs.
double garage and chicken house.
Here " a chance for Investment
or starting business for yourself.
Must be sold at once. $500 takes
the whole thing: worth $4,000
more than ! ask G. A. johnson.
ballard 1899.
ROOMS: SLEEPING PORCH
COLUMBIA CITY
Modern 4room cottage. large, light
rooms. basement; fruit trees, orna-
mental shrubs. flowers. lawn; ga
rage; s0-foot lot: three blocks 10
car. Price t2.75O; 1900 cash.
=. VAN ARSDALE 4 co.
Main 20. 1919 Third Ave.
A REAL BARGAIN
For salo. by owner. y -acre tract:
~ RfAA'f Ebii 0H FhfANs khTutn IN.
improved with 4-room modern
house and several other buildings.
Phone Sidney. T56.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-A MODERN
5-room house on Brooklyn ave,
near Cowen park. for out OF town
improved acreage. Call at Ethel
ton Hotel. room i03. opposite post
office.
EIGHT LOTS, $50 EACH. 10 MIN
utes from pike st; must go to-
gether; one fourth cash, balance
In 10 years. ~. A. GOODFELI.OW.
BOZ Railway Exchange.
BROOM HOUSE AND TRACT COX
l2s. for $3.50. 800 cash. balance
$50 per month, West Seattle. m A.
GOODFEILoW. 301 Railway Ex-
change,
b-RooM II on s ~. $500; HALF
acre; cleared. fenced: on paved
road. two blocks from ferry land
ing. A. A. Peterson. owner. BELLE
vue.
Work. INC PEOPLE. SNAP, si.be5
1895 cash, balance monthly. 5-room
house, 10Th g., near jackson
ROPPO. AT Pacific Block.
FOR LESS THAN COST or BUILD-
ingH. easy terms. dandy home at
1888 3bth w. 1T. Lawton car.
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iia 18th ave. r; Dorothy Horeh,
" comHtock st: Mrs Ida ponlAn.
s;z firs; ave W. Margaret &.
Huydsn. .stT itth ave, 4. Mary
fiYiand. 1917 summit ~ Rose
Reha~fcfe sos 10Th ave Norman
Tiiiey, 1900 nuch~f ave. Everett.
Erie SsrnueiHon. Black Diamond.
box sf1.
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NI.IillilnAN IInNtr

acres. = acre cleared. itxis
s-room bungalow style house. isr
90 chicken house, apple trees.
years old. creek flows Rrrosa back
acre. located at Foster. rs minutes
by street car. Price sf.soo. 1900
cash. balance SIS per month.
Phone sidney 7ss for directions.
GOOD LOGGED OFF LAND FOR
sale. Low prices: easy terms.
Liberty Bonds accepted at par.
call or write for offer 10 mill
men
&. MCKENZIE. OF the
THREE LAKES LrNEER co.
Three Lakes Wash. or
ia New York Uiock Seattle
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Close To-
DIS MONIES BRICK BOULEVARD
: " acres; a fine. level tract. f-room
cottage. chicken houses; orchard
small fruits. s2.s0n
ROBERT MALTBY co. 1905 Ord Az.
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&. w. PATE
scs-t 4. 9. Smith Bids.
INVESTMENT AND HOME

INVESTMENT AND HOME
One s-rcom and one 7.Fcotn house.
on a fine. level corner. t0oxieo
close 20 three car lines. houses In
very good condition. with bath and
other features in the s-room
house has fruit and Hhrubbcrr4 a
widow 10 the owner. and must sell.
N you are a Judge Of values. you
VIII readily hrc that "a To- worth
81. 600 NOR. than the price asked.
$3.50; easy terms.
THE DOUGLAS co.
s2t Lesry BIdg. Main s5se.
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1MrnoVEp RNNcn

ACRES. GOOD BUILDINGS
bungalow style house,
large rooms. also good barn. chick
en- house. tool house. storage and
wood shed. buildings IN excellent
condition. spring water for house.
hold use. Property lies we'll
facing three roads. crop goes with
place Fenced. wires. ceda'
posts we'll improved district,
within SIS minutes drive Of Sc
attle'r public markets. Price fi.5Ts
Satisfactory cash payment can be
arranged. balance tit per month
Take East Madison car and county
ferry 60 kirkland and inquire al
brick bungalow office on dock for
4 W Sue hlInE
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FOR RE>T-IIOvSEs

COUPLE WILL SHARE nEAurf.
fui home with refined young cot
pie II they furnish their own room
kenwoad 1914
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Third Inning

Cincinnati--Friseh threw out
Raih. Daubert safe on Frisch's
error. Groh flied to Young. Zim-
norman threw out Roush. No
hits. no runs. one error.
New York-Burns flew 10 Magee.
Eller threw out Young. Rath threw
out Fletcher. No runs. no hits
no errors.
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JUST SOUTH or CITY


Close 20
DIES MONIES BRICK BOULEVARD
2 " acres. a fine. level tract. Groom
cottage. chicken houses. orchard
ROBERT MALTBY CO. 1905 Ord Az.
HALF-ACRE
BEARING FRUIT TREES
Large tract. 7bx2se. large bearing
fruit trees: house i6Nis: lumber:
city light and water. Price si.7O0
cash for quick sale.
Main 90 " iois Third Ave.
NJ WE'D AND 10 ACRE
tracts OF good land for sale on
Sunset highway. now under con-
tract % paving TO city. at Coal
field. four miles from Renton
Terms 10 suit customer. Good
school =. W. Payne. Coalfieid
y. o. Renton. r. r. u. No. ;.
10 ACRES
cleared and fenced;
close TO depot and
school; good roads.
1900. s25 DOWN
G. r. pIBBLE
Gas New York Block.
50. GOO WILL MY gs-AcRE Farm;
good buildings; rs acres cleared.
rect FLASHED: 30 acres bottom land.
easily cleared. horses. cows. ma
chincry, chickens. everything a
farm needs. Good location. John
Rudy, Ferndale. wash
FOR SALE. CHEAP. ny OWNER
80 acres finost cut-ovcr land. 2
acres cleared. within two miles of
ny. station. near MRrysvillc. easy
TO clear; well water; lumber for
house. Owner III. Phone Queen
Anne 2332.
40 AcRES. 1000
Fine land, in Skagit county, close TO
Clear Lake. 500 cash. $40 per
month. Lots OF work at Clear
II. q PETERS. 7iG THIRD AVE.
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE YOU CAN
buy this at snap. ~ acres OF
good SOIL; on good road. Cost for
fner owner $4,000. Price now $500.
sCHRoEpER, 500 Burke Bids.
10 FARM LANDS
REAL GOOD CLOSE-IN FARM.
south of city: only short dive:
fully equipped and making money (:
20 acres; 10 acres is best kind Of
bottom land, IL acres in crop. hay,
oats. potatoes. all kinds OF Vegeta-
hlcs, good family orchard and bcr-
rics; e-room house. barn and
chicken houses. Personal property
consists OF 2 good cows. calf team
OF horses. $50 chickens. machinery
ana tools. Price of farm with
everything included Is $4,000 It's
the best buy near Seattle.
SCHROEDER. 500 Burke Bldg
16-ACRE FARM BARGAIN
.b-room house. barn; several outbuild.
ings. orchard 200 bearing trees.
small fruits; water tank. gas en-
gine; s2,20a.
ROBERT MALTBY co. 1905 srd Av.
40 ACRES, $1,000
Fine land. in Skhgit county. close to
Clear Lake. St00 cash. $40 per
month. Lots OF work at Clear
Lake
II. G. PETERS. 7t6 THIRD AVE.
82 FOR SAIE-NyATERFR
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II = y 7 T9TEsE
ZIG Third Ave. or 30 20
Local office. ki3t sSth X W.
open Evenings and Sundays.
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Fourth Inning
FIfih Inning

acknowledgement flew 10
Burns. Groh and Roush singled.
Barnes threw out Neale. Frisch
threw out Kopf. No runs, two hits.
no error.
New York--Gonzaies flew 20
Rath. Barnes famed. Kopf threw
out Burns. No runs. no hits. no
errors.
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ARE rot TROUBLED WITH RATS
and mice NO< EN- X WICK
- guaranteed 10 XIII every
time. Just add cold water
and serve They die outside.
Lff.f.Y'S. Established 1855.
First Ave. at Cherry ST.
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cinoinnsti-Kopf singled. Msgse
sacrificed. Barnes to Chase. Frisch
threw out Wingo. Eiier famed.
No runs. one hit. no error.
New York--Kauff walked. Ellsr
threw out Chase. who sacrificed.
Gonzales famed. Barnes foulcd 20
Wingo No runs, no hits. no error.
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DIsCHAKGED LOR WANTS
work. Sales. photographic and Of
flee experience: age %: married:
neat appearance and aggressive;
capable of meeting public. Ad-
+. dress B-13. Star.
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Statesmen WANTED
lost MD FOUND

sunday afternoon. from automo-
bile near sumner Finder return
and receive reward Queen Anne
ssas
LoSr-FoN f-UR ON FOURTH AVE.
Please return 70 522 Columbia.
Reward
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&c WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY
81. s00--immediate 500
rooms. modern. near Lincoln beach,
park and car line; it's a snap at
the price; $500 cash. balance ti2
per month.
fi.050--A Good Buy--si.O5O
a good 3-room house. 4 acre OF
ground: hnc for chickens. fruit
and garden. near car line, store
and school: only 500 cash. bal
snce SIS per month.
WHY PAY RENTg
c. A. BISBEE & co.
Fauntloroy car To Gatewood station
5-ROOM MODERN USE: GA
rage, good sized lot: all improve
ments are In. on California ave;
close to schools. Reasonable
terms. $4,000.
= room semi modern; corner lot;
fruit. flowers and garden: close TO
cars; $l.S00: $3.50 cash, $50 per
month. including interest
IDA SMITH
sos California Av. Phone West 252.
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10 MALE AND FINALE HEiP
WANTED

HOP FtcKERS Ar MoRRtER HOP
ranch, Yakima. wash Inquire at
public employment office. SIT
James st Phone Main Geoe. In
qutre Art Morricr
HOP PtckERS WANTED = GOOD
accommodations: 81 so per box.
Write for particulars 60 Joe
Geiger, NcMililn. Wash.
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USE LTLLY'S FLY LIQUID
IL keeps the flies Off your
cattle.
LfLLY's. Established 1885.
First Ave. at Cherry ST.
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wANTED--pOARDERs

FURNISHED ! AND ROOM
close In 1870 Ninth ave.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-05-15
slAMEsE SCOUTS GAIN s,eo4.

A total OF 9,453 scouts. an increase
OF 6.904 over the previous year. is
reported by the boy scout organization
In the Kingdom of Siam.
The scout movement is honored by
having for its president His Majesty
King Rama vi. Work with boys start
ed here with an organization known as
"Wlld Tigers" but In 1911 the king
authorized the formation of boy scout
corps and established a central com
mittee to push the work.
on several occasions Siamese scouts
have been reviewed by the king. At
his coronation over 1000 took part In
the ceremony. Examinations In the
various scout tests have been conduct
ed with surprising success. OF those
who took the tests. GO per cent second
class scouts passed. while OF 1925
examined, $50 first-class scouts quail
fled.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-05-15

A modern writer has called Fleet
street the street 81 Adventure" and
the name Il good one, writes A. A.
Melhley. In "A Child's Guide 10 Lon
don" for her. all the news II tho
world T. gathered together. and the
strip Of sky overhead Il crisscrossed
with the telegraph and telephone wires
that bring tldings 81 warfare +.
victories revolutions. and marvellous
tnyenilons aud discoveries
The road certainly deserves is pie
turcsque title. but. In medieval times
" hen. a. Froissart says the iondoners
were the perilousesi people IN the
werld and the most outrnxeouscsi, the
name would have been even more ar-
pfopriate, Then the adventures them
SELVES actually took place here, and
again aud nrnin In history we nni
Wild stories ~ tumnlts fought
out on the rough cobblestones OF old
~fiete Slrete."
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Dickens love FOR humanity his de-
sirs 10 right wrong and relieve suffer
Ing. were some OF the reasons given
BY Sheriff Lyeil. talented member Of
the Scottish bar. speaking before the
Glasgow Dickens society, for the admi-
ration that writer had won. ''rhe Bar
risters OF Dickens" was the speakers
subject. lie referred 10 Mr.. voles.
Eugene Itaebnrn. Tommy Trnddles,
sidney Carton. Sergeant Buzbuz and
other characters we'll known TO Dick
ems readers
"One must leave behind the spirit
OF criticism and give oneself up 20 a
whole hearted enjoyment IN reading
Dickens he said. '~fhere might. az
times. be exaeecrntion or forced sen
timeni. bat there Il also genius. |
don't know why he made Tommy Trad
dies a lawyer. unless u was to show
that we barristcrs are not all ~ black
ss We arc painted. Dickens was at
his best In depicting deep and genuine
pathos. free from scntlhentalism."
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CHINESE SCOUTS STOP FLOOD.

In Picking. China. with the founda-
ton OF the scout troops at Using Hua
college. In 1915, began a growth of
scouting that has led to its recogni-
ton In North China.
In the summer OF 1918 the boy
scouts directed the dixie building
which saved countless lives In the
flooded districts Of the province Of
Chill.
In addition to this a great variety
OF good turns stands out In the Chi
nese scout history. Scouts have sold
American Red Cross stamps. made
census OF the people OF the Using Hua
community, distributed leaflets against
the evil custom OF early marriage. and
raised funds for the Tientsin flood re-
lief.
During the war scouts did much to
make the Chinese troops happy.
Checkerboards and joke books were
sent to the soldiers In Siberia.
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BOY
SCOUTS
&-
SCHOOLS AS SCOUT QUARTERS

In connection with the movement 10
make the school building the commu-
nifty center with a wide variety OF
public-welfare activities. Dudley Grant
Gays. director OF community centers
In the public schools OF Chicago. de
clares that "the boy scouts and camp
fire girls should have their places for
meeting at the schools"
This is a direct point OF contact
with boys that the school authorities
should not overlook. More concrete
evidence Is coming 10 the boy that II
the superintendent or the principal or
his teachers have real interest IN
his welfare outside OF school hours.
II would not fall to be reflected In bet
ter school work.
II Is fairly certain from experience
with boy scouts who have been al
lowed the use Of public halls and
church rooms and similar places for
their meeting rooms and In which 10
conduct their scout tests and 60
through the various features of their
program as far rs II is possible in
doors that school buildings Will not
suffer by such use. On the contrary
scouts will be found valuable aids in
keeping the premises In good order
and In good repair as a result Of their
partial occupancy.
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SCOUTS TO BUILD TRENCHES.

New York Is TO have a chance to see
an exact reproduction Of part OF the
fighting front In France II the boy
scouts carry out the suggestion made
by Mai ToriIlard Spencer OF the re-
turned Three Hundred and Sixty-ninth
infantry.
Major Spencer. who Is scout com
missioner Of the Manhattan council
said that part Of the scouts camp
grounds reminded him exactly Of the
sector In which his regiment fought in
France and he planned TO duplicate
the trenches aud dugouts exactly rs
soon as the weather permitted.
He asked for 100 scouts to receiv,
instructions in trench and dugout
building and 70 carry out this replica
Of the first lines over there.
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SIMPLY PERFECT IN THEORY
Kitchen Management left Nothing to
Be psslrsd. Except the Prosalo
Fact Of Cooking.

An experienced housewife. who has
never taken any other course In do
nestle science Than that afforded by
wrestling many years with the prob
lem OF three meals a day. felt much
Interested when her college bred daugh-
ter told her that she was going 10
spend The week end with friend who
was the last word 10 the highbrow
world OF the cooking specialist.
Mother. II was wonderful" ex-
claimed the giri on her return. "On
one side OF her white tiled laboratory
abe doesn't call II a kitchen-thcre
fs the dishwsshing machine and on
the ori,er tae long tables for the con
structise work. The arrangements
are perfect. and everything IL Glenn
and shining I'm Just crazy about u.
Not q bit like our hsphaEafd Kitchen"
"And presume the food was equally
wonderful" said the really sympathetic
nother. ready 10 learn Of the new
generation. '~rell me about H."
The returned visitor looked thought.
full We'll. you see. wa dldn't 40 very
deep into cookery. She never does. We
Ind dinner made IN the freless cook
er. some sort Of stew. And the rest
of the stun she gets al the dellcates
scn,"-New York World.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-05-15

The nrst ~thrift day" In Americs
was August n. 1918 That was the
nr~f time one special day was ever
esiielaliy set aside Tor the purpose u
encouraging nttenilon 70 thrift The
day Was celebrated In California az
-thrlfi day IN response 10 a proofs
nation of Governor Johnson. The oe~
ea-ien marked the opening Of the
fhHff congress held AZ the ranama.
Pacific exposition BY the Amcrican so
eiely f0r Thrlft.--Thrlft Magazine.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-05-15
Soy SCOUT ooINes

In Detroit n group Of boy scouts
cared for y farmers herd Of cattle Tor
week so as TO enable him TO attend
the bedside Of a near relative.
Due In q large measure 70 the work
II boy scouts. Hawaii has gone So00oo
over the top In the War Savings cam
paIgn. The boy scouts were tire
mendous factor In accomplishing this
record writes Robert W. Shingie. ter
ritorial director Scouting Is booming
In this territory. not only on Oahu. but
throughout the islands.