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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-10-30

Soiminta u. 3. Miniim. &.ienraf
piirisiG marrasf. alms1a.
1 p. 8m &ipimen bafee Barf
&apitiista.
2 p. Snellmamin firfosin flo 10
epp. IS. p ebtoolIifen fansia ionfa
jGlfeen ieriraf. mdliaifainen fofons.
@alitaan ebitstnjat piirin mlioiifo-
foufleen.
Z p. &eo @pella slntti &plloien
litona flo s III.
8 p. 2asten foullt lnntasia pai-
fasla flo 2 ipp.
8 b. &eb @pen firfosia flo 10
epp. 2lulltaip. pdimdllinen Wtrs g..
Ieterionin ll1ora.
8 p. &eo @pen ieuraf. mloiifo-
fous flo 2 ipp.
8 p. Baboocfin firfosia fello 2,3O
ipp. ia illalla NuoriN clifton obiel-
ma iltnma firfosia. Saarnaaia ".
SasIel on muifana piimefii maini-
tiiiSia.
s. Saofana
g. 9. .Waills, @inn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-10-30

Sdamn5llinen tuiminta U~itcbburstn
Gtu. 2ntb feuratuntapiirisfd.
gitcbburaisin. Mn5s:
almfaaben e~niimdiiend fimnintai.
ma neutrality-suspicious. no. 10 ap. ia
b~artaus9etti flo. 7 IN; rippi IA Q. p.
ebtoolIiWen iofa aamiiumaIanpaItpes
Imiieu tai iItahartms5etien pbtepbeSs
"a.
anafaAben toiiena iunrmntaina IL
maIanpattueIis Ho. 10 ap. ia ieuras
iumnaa 5tielmaiItama no. $50 n.
arHlmiben foImante,ia iirsrirntais
ma iawaIantaItpeIrs 10. 10 "a Ia.
teu otiemaiItarna no. $50 "a.
asufaMSeu neIidnten6 fl~nsantaixa
fsmasaspaItpelus no. 10 ap. IA shss
rifsFiitsa O9ieImaiItoma no. $50 VI.
Bp9ascaIu iola finnumtatna 10. 1
pSipafI1.
266U barioitteIee ioia tiistotsSta
90. 7.9o
Selsafunnan f,naimisiotous tnms
100 iu.
faiioen eufimdifend ntaarta1rtatna 10.
1880 IN. Seurafunnam firtfc on: 88
Mecbanic fabun parreIIa.
RapnarbisIa. Nass.:
&ainfaxoen toisena innnuntaina
neutrality-suspicious. etp. Iatb. firiosfo
no. A tai iuaGa Jos Min eritsifesti
fotpitaau.
a%nufauben piimeiiend f~esfipiifs
tswa bartGisbettt etp Iutb. ftriosfa
no. 7.3o III.
Rarsbsrosfa. Srobsia ia SitstpiIIiam
isfa r. 8. pibetddn iumaIanpaIipe,
Tasfe4 bsImarrrer f~nrmambdin feas
snsfa iola fiuitoubes{a.
Seuraflm,tnpiirin pastori on:
g. Wiettinen,
70h Necbanic Il.
0f4c9t1re, Eaass.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-10-30
Maffuilta
&atfoa co.

Soomuin 8rdntmoooiin, Nis:
lppsfunm "a y. nell 8ranffalon
.luofic, iosin mposfin iatuin- tiloi-
iuutecn, iosin 26 y. wibittiin aWio-
lift. 3alle Sobanncs @ninio ia nei-
ii Olga Mmnnha &ranffalo. 8ibfi-
miien toimitti moriiamen fotonn bd-
men onla iiGniG pastpri &rantfola.
Nlioret motfustimat ieurooman pui-
nan namiino 8afcfieloiin, Wtieb.
josia peruStapot oman fooin jn
laon toiipottao BELLE Sumoiam -riln-
Insta iiunalista omasia fo~oislaan.
@eli &ranftalm liiona ia bdrei
piiriSiGGn piimpin uieita paipid
ia pubuimme mpos Glifforoisia ia
funnuntaina folme eri fertoa go
penioello, ia Sumolan rnnlasto liii-
rlousta iaon ipoon toiipottd fpel1el-
lenfin MT tuollo uioella Serran
tp0mainioIIa Min ettG iarlanla lie-
men fospoiii ia bGnen miljanIo L
jGiippsoittoon Serran elomiesten
tullesia. Ioiffeiin mpos Sigh
8riogesiG, isis, iosia mpoS pioin
Ieilrat nell 2epeliuflen talosia ia
tapaiim iiellG wanbojo i~rompooDilol-
Tia liellG uuoello maatilallaan; BIZ
min Imnoitpatfin meliet meneipdn lti-
bella maatilallaan. Siit1 lottoin
miimeiien toipaleen Sronpooolin
firffof1ntomme Mllttaia-leboen poi
noon, ia min Sumalam armoSta
tllon neljG ia proli flrilta festaina
lGmenmatfa Iitoriutni.
Sos Ingeleiisla Gal. ia niilla
pmpGristoillG lain fofea ralltatie- ia
fotllf1rrplofon Ieiiraufiia, jota testl
parin miifon oian, ioten oil maifea
fofoontlia SSrmalan ionanfim adreen
fun eiwGt iunat eifa tatrma1iniit
Iiiffuneet; faiffi fuin faolleen no
f0stG.
8ppt1iiin mposfin faiffiolla mis-
ii on moan firffofuntamme j1lenid
pttomoon bhomioonne tno tnrten
ala, pappisieminaarimme tannatlis,
ettG ottaiIitte fen oifeen IDo1melt a.
Iiofii, iiuG Serran tpowainiollo OH
poljo miljaa, iofa pitGiii ioaoa for
iata Serran lotoibin; mposftn pie
nj Inbbe on Serrollemme tollts.
&iennG iinGfin fem ~lienettin 10 en-
ne ebtooto ia fiifonloulltsIo olafa
boe f1nniaa ia moailmon Dlistpsta.
@oi, jog manilmo teitG fiittodi -
Gam t1Si6 mpoSfin lGbettoG roffoat
terpeiIet foifille armolopltlle fatt-
fiollo, jotfa minullefin balpaarDot-
ielle roffautanne min rilnfnastl' o.
Ioititte lGmenmatfoilla fa%poesIani.
Sierra teitd iiunatfoon Eoltaltla
Ss~yeeSuflen Iomintomeren falitta.
Motti Sirpi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-10-30

@ainitien waban iaranarien bom-
mista ettG fiircttd it'd OH aino, mt
fun OIL tilot iootu forruniecn. MIN
oIiii maonfd1ntdmincn, waun mon
on min fuiipao ctt6 tabtoo ola IN
la moboottomuus bcpospoimnllu
fddntaG, ipoun on tdalla folme
Sort lmnio jotfa fddntoa len nun
fcrfida. Ioiste liiddn jos tilno liio-
oaan.
s. @nttila
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-10-30

edaun5finem tpimimta Serfep Gitpm
Gtp. 2afb. fetrasantapiirisfa:
Serfep Gifgsfa, %, s.
airto. gbesnlt aipe. ia Germ Il.
faImasfa, IdberG maanali1en ralta,
rem ,JSummit" ~-afeutaa, iosfa on Metp
Dorfista tiiltaesia iddtdapd pois III
udstn ia f6tpeltGtpd firtoIle.
SumoIonpoIpelus funfin fitufalt-
BEN eniimdiiend Irnnuntaino $. ebt.
tausia flo A. ip.
aappeii: 81 Bergen atpe. Boob,
iotpn ia Grnitong aipe. tpdlisfd.
gacf5oa fatlttpaumu tho Id9erIe iappe.
TIA, fefa Acknowledgment Summit-
s(ssnafta.
HaunaIanpaItpeIus iota ~iunnuntaa
as 1915 ap. ia p~pbdfoulu flo 100
p.
Ompeluieurontotsus iosa torstaa
DO 2 ip.
Cast Bort g~festerisfa. Conn.
airtfo: Selotpam atpenueIIa,
&Ireemspitcbin fntutparnittien tporreI'
Ia. Smvrlanpaltu. f~ulsdlben 8:na
Satnnunt. Ito $50 III.
NssntcIairisfa, 81. 8.
cRirfio: Glen Ribss oape h
6sxest & fuImcsia. Simalanpaltpe-
Ias tnutauben 2 ia 4 tiistaino Ho
$50 in.
cslIafysaesks 81. $.
&artaasbeas ~furfaiben 1 t~esfttpiiffo'
ma no 8 III.
Mount @ermpsfa, y. D.
adbcfssfappelisio, 443 @ailroao
Mpe finfauoen 2:na ia 4:nd fesfi-
w~iiffona Ito 5 in.
GatsfiIisfd, 81. 3. ia Sobcfisia.
81. 8. .. m. eri ilntoitlrffien miinat.
BaItpeIustani baInatpat ipoitpat u
avittad t~irieeIifesti. tabi fdsbd pnp'
1tIas5a, tparmemrin tatpattatuisio
s-mmzpaindIId ia iuaTIa 10 81.
g.. @iori
81 Bergen atpe. Serfep gitb, r., 8.
-O"
SnmaInmpalpelnffia ia rnnita To-
fsnfiia grabboef, q. 8. fenrafnn'
nasfas
SnmaIonpoIpeIuffia iofa finitoii'
ben enfimainen ia foImas fiiritiin'
tai oIfaen felIo If e. b. p.
SitnntntaifoiiIu toifena ia mel
idxterd litnmintaina feIlo 1 /. y. p
q. +. epettaiien fofcis t~tt1ttdiioer
foImontena f%unmfntatnd teHo 3 I
,. b.
WuorifsIiiton fofouffista ilmoite
idan erifieen.
0mperufeiira f%ofoomtiti iofa tot
feua ia neIidntend torstaira ttiiis'd
.Sortnasfofoiiffista ia muista ia
hixno1isto fofoufiisto ilmoitetdnr
erifFeen.
81. q. @esferboefI
Bubbocf, q. o.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-10-30

Nonet rdfonnaalaiiet, iotfn lao.
prpat t1bGn maaban eipat oiao
fdpttaa bpmdfieen niit1 ruofa-aineit-
ia, ioita Mmerifa torjona. Omasia
nioaSioan oipat be iponeet iiibteel-
liiesti monipnoliien r%oipinnon, miit-
ia @merifasia roiottlni beiodn ra-
mintonia mcrrottain baripoibin rlio-
fo-oineiiiin ia j1G pfiipnoleilefii len
t1bben ettG be eimGt t,rane %rieita-
faon meioGn ruofalnjeistomme eifd
r1lofo-oineittemme fdpttDd. Waan-
piljeIpsbeportementin ia eri paltioi-
Den maanpiIjelpsfollujen molipon-
nan alaiiino toimimat fotineitipolat
foettomot f~oriota tGta epafcbtaa ia
opettoa BELLE omerffalai'ia mcnet-
telntapojo rlloan mnlimaS'a ia ipal-
mistllfieSia.
ct. 2ouis failntisIo Winneiotasla
oput monet iitomoloiiet tabdn Ioaf-
fn fGpttGneet perrottain mGbdn ipi-
bonnefiia feiGn aifana ia tisfin OIL
lenfoon talmella. Sanotnn faintin
~fotineuipoia fGptti miiute feiana pol
Jon oifno opettaafieen BELLE ame-
rifoloisten bebelmien ia mibdnnef-
lien fGpttoG.
@lllfii tefiipGt be paljon erebopf-
iiG, jobt1ien iiita, ett1 be eifpdt TIM
teneet erinGiiiG mibonnefiia ia nii-
oen fGpttGmist1. Mrtllon iuomnlai-
men fplpi flirpitioita rimin ldpi fns-
pitarbaonio ia ibmetteli ia i%ulitlit-
tell IitG, finn fen f~opnnofiet peitti-
mGt pion iiiurimmon oian banen pie
nest1 fosipitarbostaon. "SaptDDto
minun ooottao tiff firrnes flirffn
on fofonoon feltoinen, %ennenfiln
fen moi lpooG?" ia "mito ola ftr-
pitiou OH feitettGmG ia ftinfa lie en-
feitett1pG2" oipot tDppilliiid fpV9-
mpfiiG, joibin fotineitipoia iai 1otr
n1ip1 apastoto, M1ilttonilla iitomol
IniiiIlo ai1tusiel1ouilla iboshtttiirI
omerifolaiiiin iGilpfefurffuibin Min,
cttG fotinermojan tdptpi iofa pdifpdl
fGpoG neilip omasia niioen wolmis@
h,sta. @eumcnppptGiid paaoittiin
liipoomaan, ettG ninoastoan perbeen
%wonbemmot jdienet ioiiimdt iailpfe-
farffuja ia etta be opetteliiifpot mall
mistamaam iiruriffaita ia pibannef-
Tia lapIia marten. nieimmisia to-
pulfIisiu iuostltiipot be iiiben mie-
lellaGn.
SGmGnipflpiieen tauntin maanipil
idpsnGttelDpn iaotitn Nltlirt 1olttto
ulfomoolaisipntpiiiG Malta, jotfa o.
liipat opetelleet faumiomista, pane-
monn tponiG tilotteita nGptteiile. Se
olipat iIoisioan iaabesioan joltfon
palfinnoita. 6uomalaiiet naiiet tot
not nGpttelppm mposfin fotitefoista
lnippuoa ia riiofotaiporoita, iotfd1 o
lpot pminaiiia beiban ipnnpinmaal-
leen. SGlle oIastolIe onnettiin bno-
mottamo fila ia ie mielenfiintoiiitits,
mitG Ie fotioiisia beratti, tiotti mill
Ie iiirtoloisnniiille iluirta ia bptpin
anloittlio mielibpDdd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-10-30

Mirttaipn toimitiis on idrjes-
tGnpt bengeIlisten padfirioitnsten
firioittaJat unioelleen aaffosidrjes-
tpstG iiImdIIGpitGen. Sentaboen,
damalla filin fiitdnrme orip. firioit-
taiia antomastaon aipustitiesta,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-10-30
aamiallisiemrafnmnat Sbiosia

Sssimolonpalm. ia bartmtsbetfia NOR
raSfultlla.
S~uirportisfa.
2 p. flo 10 op ia flo Z III.
10 p. flo 7,30 III.
Ia b. flo 7,30 III.
16 b. flo 10 op. ia flo Z I'll.
81 b. iItamot flo 7,90 III.
90 b.. flo 730 III.
80 b. flo 10 up. ia flo Z I'll.
8pbGfouluo iofa ~iunmlntaina.
SmpeI1,Ieuron fofoufiia iofa tors
toinn. Rrist. &c. 8 obielmafofout-
tia eri ilmoitusten mitfaon.
@sbtobula Sarborisia:
6 p. iltomot flo 7,3O III.
9 b. flo 10 up.
10 p flo 10 ap.
10 p. flo 100 III.
% p flo 10 up. 10 lilo III
26 b flo 7,30 III.
gpbGforIiia iofa iumnitltalIld'
Ompeluieuron t~ofouflia jofa titstat'
ma. &rist. sc 8 objeImafofonfita 10
ia toinen ii,nnurit. flo z III.
GI~emeInnSisIa 1883 SO. 81 It.
8 p flo Z III.
90 b. bengellinen iltama flo 7,oo
III.
8olfrio IS. 8ilen
seIef. 549-&. 67 Snron ct
Iostioioite 81 6 s~lsbtobrla, Ohio
Yapiliiia toimia Sbiosia
Spmtpnpt ia fastettn
oscar 2nnoin ia +. 10. Stlntatl
tpt6r @pelpn S,tniino ipnt. Msbt.
Sbrisia ippsf. s p. fast. ippsf 2S p
Matti Safnlon ia b. 10. Soor
tntGr syba Splmia iDnt. SatrportlS-
~ "
10 5nnsf. ID p. fast lofaf a p.
@freo Tallbatm ia 3. IN. Wdan'
aon poifo @erner Sobannes ipnt.
Msbt. Sbriaa elofuf- "a p. fast
Iofaf. 10 p.
8ietor SatoiGrpen ia 3. no. GEL
man tpt6r @ili Siistiina ipnt. Soir-
portisio ippsf. % p tost. iofaf.
t8 p.
8ibittb
Wictor G0mar0 &liobonen ia
ellen Maria 2obtinen ptbitttin
gsbt. Sbrisfa Iofaf. 2 p. Snnea!
Otto @isfmnen ia 9empi Worio
Seine wibittiin &sbt.. Sarborisio
Iofof ii p. Onneol
&npllnt ia bait6attm
@nof Sonfanen ipnt. @urstiilon
bit. Snomesia fioli aiipobolpdiit-
Teen Msbtob,iIa Sorborisia lotaf'
5 b. 1919, Al 10. A # ia 81 pan
monbuno. .Soiibottiin @ogeipoooir
boutoismaaban Iotaf. 8 p. 1919,
8aIfrio SO. BiIen
Eelef. 549& 81 Siiron Sf'
most;oso;te 81 6 MsbtobriLn. Ohio
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-10-30
Snmalanpaluelnfiet ouat jGriestet.
tGiuGt icmraaiuasti:

Wtarqnetisia toinen. nelids ia
apiioes innmuntai fuusia flo $50
a. p. ia illaIIa obielmouinen ilan.
apietto. &olmannen iunnuntain e.
oelliiend tiistaina W,iniiineisia. feS
fiDiiffona Miomapsia, torstaina
SoreSt 2atesia; iofa toinen firl ".
maiasia flo 10 ap. ia flo s III. Tiis.
taina 8eecbpooSisia, Hpb6foulil
Warquetisio flo 10 ap.
S. $. Seimonen
Tel 594 200 81. 4tb It
Marquette, Micb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-07
ALASKAN DOGS HELD
FOR THEIR BOARD BILL

TRUCKER. Cal. May Thirty
Alaskan dogs which have been fca.
tured In film romances made by mo.
ton picture companies here this
winter have returned from the field
Of romance to that Of reality. and
are now held by the local constable
under an attachment J. T. Laity.
local man. presented a bin for the
care OF tho dogs to their owner. 3.
Msioto. who refused payment
Truckce citizens have complained
70 the local health board OF the
carcasscs brought here for food for
the doga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-07
|. w. w. FAIL TO TALK
MUCH At CONVENTION

CHICAGO. May T,--D~legatcs TO
tho national I. w. w. convention
hers today. expressed fear OF being
raided by polio. before their Today
session closes.
Tho delegates 10 far have kept
their expected verbal fireworks ufi
der cover. Federal agents and a
police s,cnoxrapher are attending
all meetings.
contending that piece work was
one OF the chief weapons OF capital
against labor. tho delegates voted
unanimously for the abolition Of all
plscc work contracts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-07
GERMANS OUTWlTTED
By YANK STRATEGY

LONG BEACH. May THE dis
cov.ry tina, German machine gun.
nern fired six shots In one direc-
ton. then swung their guns and
fired six shots In another direction
saved snany lives In his company.
according TO Private John NJ. Las
son OF Company c. sstsh infantry.
who won q Belgian croix dc guerrc
for heroism In delivering dis
patches under fire. Learning how
tho Germans swervcd their ma
chine run fire. the Americans
would drop 10 the ground until the
half dozen shots fired In their d.
rcction had passed over. and then
would jump up and run forward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-07
HURLEY PLANS
MORE VESSELS
New Contracts TO Be Let,
He Announces

WASHINGTON. May 7--tunited
Press - Chairman Hurley OF the
United states shipping board has
telegraphcd West Coast builders.
asking them To send a committee
herr 10 consider his problems with
him. Al that meeting he will ex.
plain his purposes In cdncellng con.
tracts and outline his program Of al
lotting new contracts covering vir.
tually an much tonnage an was can.
celed.
Resignation OF Charles Page from
the shipping board In but one Of the
changes To be effected ~ iiurley's
reorganization. u. H. Robinson,
Pasadena. Cal. Pages successor.
handled the boards work In Europe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-07
THEATRES
PALACE III.

bAt@NG Ob
starting Thursday. the Palace Hip
will present George foveti. '"rhe
Mental Marvel" IN ia mind mystery
act called Concentration" Lov-tt
will be assisted by Mile. Zena. This
offering Is demonstration Of
psychic power-mind reading or
teicpaihy. Questions from the audi
ence viii be answered.
Gertrude Graves. coloratura dra.
matte soprano. offers a number Of
grand opera selections, Della Both
well and company will provide com
cdy In an act called "a BIT OF Rep.
artoe."
Other acts supporting tho feature
attraction are the Two Edwards.
sharpshooters: Mort infieid and venx
Noble. IN bits % Vaudeville" and
waidstein and Daley. fancy roller
skaters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-07
RED HUNGARIANS IN
BATTLE ALONG RIVER

BUDAPEST. May s.--'There were
skirmishes along the Tisxa and near
scolnok." said ,oday's official state
m~nt OF the communist government
''our troops took positions north Of
saisotarjsn."
Yesterdays statement declared
Hungarian communist troops were
holding firmly 20 the line OF the
Tisza against allied anti-communis,
forces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-07
10 YEARS. RECORD OF
COUNTERFEITER ENDS

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. May Tin
the arrest OF Emilio Cantu. aged
Mexican. now held at Brownsville.
Tex. by immigration authorities.
local secret service agents said they
believe there has been solved the
mystery OF counterfeiting operations
extending over a period OF IS years
along the Texas border and amount
ing to Mt least 100000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-07
JAPAN DECORATIONS
DECLINED By GRAVES

SAN FRANCISCO. May t.
Omitted Pross)--Japanes imperial
decorations proffcred Americans In
Siberia were declined by Maj. Gen.
VIM. s.. Graves. according TO Lieut..
]. r. Kiawans. here today from 81
berian service.
Graves said the troops had done
nothing to warrant official recogni-
ton by an allied power.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-07
GIVE STATES TRUCKS
FOR USE ON ROADS

WASHINGTON. May 7.-tUnited
Press. Twenty thousand motor
trucks. worth s45.ooo.ooo, are TO be
given to the states by the federal
government. with the rroviso that
they be used only for road construc-
ton. the department. OF agriculture
announced today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-07
1000 VOLUNTEERS
ARRIVE IN FRANCE

NEW YORK. May 7.--tUnitcd
Press.p-The transport Agamemnon
Is en- route for Brest today. carrying
1 900 freshly recruited soldiers for
the army Of occupation Col. II. L.
Jackson, regular army commands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-07
Irqain Basement Birthday Sale
Little Boys
Wash Suits


Clever little Wash Suits, these
one style as pictured, with
fancy crepe waist and dark COZ
ored trousers that button on.
Also two-piece Suits, MILDLY
style, with dark trousers OF
MILDLY twill, linene, poplins
Beach cloth or Oxford. Sizes 2
to 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-07

LOS ANGELES. May Ill. Frank
Baum. author OF the Wizard Of
o." and wcll.known writer OF plays
and children's stories. died at his
hollywood home last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-07
Suit the Little Boys at the Bargain
Boys 2-Piece
Wash Suits
-$1.29-'

The Bargain Basement Birthday
Sale will help you to outfit the little
boys for summer-at mighty little
prices-if you buy these Kaynee
Wash Suits at $1.29.
Plain colors, trimmed with white or
colors-striped trimmed in plain COL
ors, white trimmed in stripes as
sketched.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-07

Also a small lot Of Rompers IN various nov
city styles-plain colors and fine check ging-
hams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-07
Girls and Misses Middies
for $1.49-

Cood-ooking Mddies for school or sports wear,
and only S149. Made of Beach cloth in plain blue
and green: also white with bright colored stripes.
Slipover style, trimmed with white galatea and
buttons. Sizes Ia to 20 years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-07
Children's White Canvas Shoes
lvhich is less than
wholesale cost

Hoods Fenway" White
Canvas Button Shoes with
rubber soles and a heavy
leather insole to protect
little feet. All sizes from
r tn ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-07
Washable Fabric Cloves
for 49c-

Bought specially for the Birthday Sale-to sell
at a special price-Women's two-casp Washable
Suedetex Gloves with plain embroidered backs.
Black, white, gray, biscuit and chamois colors.
Also Two-casp Silk in black and white.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-07
Birthday Special
White Pique
Petticoats $1.59

Fine Petticoats to wear with
summer drcsscs--made of fine
vale white pique. with or without
flounce. finished with scalloped
edge; fitted hip style.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-07
The System Makes the Bargain.


They logical of business
conducting business safely that goods be sold minimum
all the instead of
the s
with
time acquainted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-07
SILK DRESSES
$5.OO!!!!!

Tafeta Silk Dresses in least dozen different styles
mostly made of affea sk-one style sketched with ruff
files the hips Georgette sleeves button trimming.
Smart round neck styles of taffea silk with embroidered
design around the neck-Georgette sleeves.
One Taffeta Evening Dress canary color trimmed with
metallic lace and maline-wde crushed grdle; size L.
Navy, Gray, Sand, Belgium, Taupe, Tan Green Black
Burgundy and Dust sizes Is A. but all sizes every
style.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-07
-hildren's Play Oxfords 88c Pair

Play Oxfords-skuffer last style-of S
with heavy solos, all sizes, to 2, and
a pair.
The Springdale news., 1919-01-17
ROOSEVELT WILL READ

Oyster Bay, N Y, Jan. 9.-Col. Theodore Roosevelt's will. made in 1912. was read to members of the family at Sagamore Hill today and probably Will be filed with the sur rogate of Nassau county tomorrow.
 The value of the estate is said to amount to not more than S500,000 Attorney George C. Cobbe of New York. who read the will, says the doc ument provides that the entire estate, with the exception of the family sil- yer and plate. shall be held in trust for the widow during her life and gives her power to dispose of t by will as she sees fit If she leaves no will. the estate Is to be divided in to equal parts among the children.
 The silver and family plate, MT cobbe said. are to be divided among the children, as is a S60,00o trust fund left to Colonel Roosevelt by his father. The will named as trustee Lieut. Col Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Wm. Emlen Roosevelt, a cousin of the colonel.
The Springdale news., 1919-01-17
REPUBLICAN, PRESIDENTIAL
 POSSIBILITIES

Chicago. Jan 9-Party leaders from nearly every state arrived today to attend the meeting of the Repub- lican National Committee tomorrow The session will be political love feast. al which the Republican vic tory at the congressional elections last November will be canvassed, and plans for the 1920 presidential cam paign discussed.
 The party leaders in preliminary and informal conferences tonight dis cussed probable candidates and issues Among the names mentioned were Gen. John ] Pershing. Gen. Leonard Wood, Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts, Senator Albert E Cummins of Iowa, Senator P c. Knox of Pennsylvania, Senator Warren G Harding of Ohio, William H. Taft of Ohio, Senator James E Watson of Indiana, Governor Frank 0. Lowder of Illinois, former Governor Charles s. Whitman of New York, Senator John W Weeks of Massachusetts
The Springdale news., 1919-01-17
SULPHUR CITY AND BLACK OAK

Uncle Joe Williams is no better al this writing.
 lord Harris of New Cross spent Sunday with Roy Boaz.
 Aunt Mallie Brooks is visiting rel atives in Okla, this winter
 Bud Williams of Fayetteville E visiting his parents here now.
 There was taffy pulling at Char ley Mcelellands Saturday night
 Mrs H B Fawbush and Lone Star spent Saturday at Joe William Ike Hulse of Hog Eye spent Sun day nieht at the Stuard Boaz home. Charley Ncelelland and wife at tended church at Mt. Salem Sunday night
 Clint Shook and wife and master Lonnie spent Sunday at the Foote home.
 Arthur Shively, wife and baby spent Sunday afternoon with Jim Terry and family
 MT. Brainard and son Ed of Brent wood visited at Earl Bassett's awhile Saturday
 There was eight or nine teams here at the stuard Boaz home Monday after oats and hay.
 W. N Phipps made trip to Mo. last week to see his brother who was home on a furlough
 Mrs. J. L. Boaz and Clara Faw- bush spent Sunday at the HansheW home in Trace Valley.
 Mat Boaz left for Little Rock Sun day where he will visit his wife who is in the State Hospital
 Mrs Nit Wiliford and children Argyle and Eula of New Cross spent Saturday night and Sunday with her brother Joe Smith and family.
 Earl Shook and wife came in home Monday from Tenn, where they have been since last spring Earl has been an employ of the Old Hickory Powder Plant,
 Lone Star
The Springdale news., 1919-01-17
OAK GROVE

Johhny is on the sick list this week. Roy Barron and wife are visiting the formers parents
 Will Parks of Fort Smith visited his uncle, W. NJ. Parks last week
 Verd Watson of Prairie Grove wis tied w NJ Parks family last week.
 Mr and Mrs Jeff Jerry visited the latter's parents at Bethel last Sun day
 Ed Trammel of Habberton visited c. W. McCamey's family one night last week.
 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Holeomb are visiting the latter's parents. NIT. and Mrs. McKeown.
 Loren Atkison moved to Harmon last week, he rented the Hatton farm at that place.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Barron visited John Stevenson's family Sunday.
 Mrs. W H. Holcomb is quite sick,
 Cecil Farley came home Friday from Fayetteville where he is attend ing school