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The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-11
LUXEMBOURG

Mrs. Bertha How'd and daughter,
Barbara of Montpelier visited Mrs.
l.. H. Wilson last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Balch are re-
cciving congratulations on the birth
of daughter, Anna Louise, who ar
rived on the 18th.
Mrs. Arthur Boucher and son of
ST. Johnsbury have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Pruc Woods on Pond Hill.
Mrs, w. r. Bell spent the week
with her daughter, Mrs. Homer
Stanton and family in North Dan
vile, her granddaughter, Mildred
Bell going with her. Miss Annette
Bell and Franklin Bell motored to
North Danville with them.
The Communion service was de-
ferrcd on Sunday morning and Evan
gclist Lewis E. Smith preached on
he theme, "The Man, Christ Jesus"
and also sang with autoharp accom-
paniment twice. In the evening Hon.
f. d. Hale had charge of the service
giving an interesting and helpful adj
1ress. There will be no mid-week
services here during the series Of
meetings now being held in East
Concord, but several from this town
have attended those services and
many moro would be welcome at any
or all Of the meetings. Mr.. Smith
will speak and sing at the morning
service in the church Sunday.
Mrs. E. S. Casino and Miss Annie
Casino of Salem, Mass, are in town
having rooms at Mrs. Lorana Silsby's'
and boarding at the Heights House.
Eugene Balch discovered five
horses which belonged to J. M. Pen
drigh of Guildhall dead in the pas
ture evidently killed by lightning
during the severe storm a week ago.
The dance given under the auspic-
es Of the S. and D. of r. in the town
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-11
LYNDONVILLE

Private Robert Miller of Water
town, Mass, is visiting at the home
Of w. G. Connor Private Miller, an
Englishman by birth, was employed
by the Lyndonville Creamery Assoc
iation previous to the outbreak of the
war He enlisted in the Canad an
army going to England with the 236th
battalion, Mclean Hughlandcr's
Later he was transferred to the 18th
Battalion r. H. C. He took part in
an attack at Amiens and at the bat
tie of Cambria, and was wounded by
sharpnel, losing one limb. He has
been confined in the hospital until his
return to America, Aug. 18th.
The ladies of the M. E. church will
meet with Mrs. ]. w. Spencer Friday
afternoon.
Fay Bean has the humps.
w. E.. Harris has moved from Mrs.
Loomis' tenement into one of Enoch
Smiths down stairs tenements.
Harold Pctrie has rented Mrs,
Della McDuffee's down stairs tene-
ment and has moved there.
Henry Blodgett has moved into
tenement of Ed. Gaudette formerly
rented by Mr.. Goodwin's people who
are in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. st. Louis of
have been visiting rela-
tives in town recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Ash of Shelf
field were guests of her sister, Mrs.
Charles st. Louis this week.
Mrs. May Sherburne attended the
State Fair Wednesday.
Miss Bculah Baker is a guest of
Mrs. w. C. Conner for 4 few days.
Mrs. E. E. Ruggles of st. Johns
bury Center was calling on old
friends Wednesday.
Miss Agnes Teller of Hartford,
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-11

remains were carried to Peacham for
burial.
1t is expected that the ST. Johns
bury people who gave the play colo
Peabody Pew" in St. Johnsbury last
June will repeat\thc same in Barnc;
for the benefit of the Ladies' Society
the last week in Septembr Date
will be given later. This is fine en-
tertainment and should draw a
crowd.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-11
Study In Ss-enuth,

The muscles have their periods Of
development and decline. The lifting
power of youth of seventeen is $50
pounds; in his twentieth year this
increases to 800 pounds, and in the
:hirtieth year 1t reaches 305 pounds.
BY the fortleth year 1t has decreased
eight pounds; at fifty the figure is
$40 pounds.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-11
The LEADING Citizen,

Stranger -"Does this man, Amos
Darby. hold any place Of distinction
in the village?" Villager-"Ye kin
judge fer yrsef When tn POSTWAR
brings tn weekly newspaper down to
Guy Parklnson's grocery store, Amos
Is the first reader !"-Life.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-11
Ancient Admonition.

Thoughtless persons who insist on
talking during musical performance,
marring the pleasure Of those who
would listen to the music, we have al
ways with us. tt is curious toNnote
that this particular pest was ALREADY
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-11

Conn.,, is visiting her father for a.
few weeks.
Mrs. Eliza Belden is in Barre with
her sister for three or four weeks.
Just about everything in Hardware
here. The Peck Co.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-11

Look at the Use Of q MOTOR Truck from
The Transportation Angie and the Economy
Of Packard Efficiency is Apparent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15
ron sALr-REAL ESTATE

SAVE MONEY Buy YOUR
HOME IRON OWNER
Come Out To-day ana Look at
These iarenlnH
Groom whter front home For
quick suir. only $4,000.
New s-room bungaiow. large
lot. fIlt Placement. fuod
view. graded street, free
place Worth $4,000. our
price for shnrt time. only
$500
7-toom. Compartment hpuHe.
hair blurit from car lu8
thiH bargain, rent one apart
Hfut ana lft IN pnt Tor tuuf
home worth $500. our
price for qulcif HHle. only
Fz900
New broom bungalow lpfa.
one block nom bCnfh.
school. store. church. com
muuitr Hyfnuhriufn hnlt
biecl. from car line only
1880
8 rooms. lot GUaIsO o.. faclug
On graded streets, living
and dining room 1852 IT.
bedrooms. Kitchen with M
JeHtIe range. large sun porch
finest view nf Sound and
mountains in seattle. For
aulek sale. only $3.50
Here o. % nifty littie f-room
bungalow. right on The car
line our price DO only 1880.
Broom rustic bungalow, half
block from car Only Ssl5.
800 ~ the finest View lots in
SEATTLE Al prices o. suit
sour pocLrtbooh. f0hie0 r.
t. acre tracts. close a. cor.
school. beach. church Don't
delay. come out today. saiaH-
man nn the ground all day
sunday.
Easy Terms
JOHN T. ADAMS 60
Take Fauntleros car 10 FHuut-
leroy station
city OFFICE zi6-2iC Boston Blk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15

ttOO REWARp ron RETURN or
information ur iiEht culorrd To-
male culiir OF shepherd. wido
white blaze ga face. rdEed WIN
black mustlrd when diHarp,,s,l,d
saturday 2O2S Second ave Main
G433. Queen Anne 22G2
lost. WEDNESDAY FORENOON.
Rhodes store. small black purse
containing 500 Liberty bond and
currency working girl lthofnl
reward Lion Oyster House, iti
First ave. or Elliott fa'N
lost. oN FIRST AVE tErW EEN
uoigntc and jackson. $40 paper
money WIN finder please leave
$40 81 star huainess offievf iohcr
in need badly
LOST. TWUWS MORNING.
isdy'H black velvet beaded hand.
bNg containing cash. elesHca and
card case. Telephone Elliott ibs.
Reward
STOLEN or srRANEp. MNNcH AZ
Small puppy part poodle Aud
SPITE. white long hair. brown ears.
Return pte ThomaH 81 reward
LOST DISCHARGES Ann iNsuR-
nncr papers, Finder please COM
municato with Fred O. Corfre. itdt
EaHtlakc Phone CAPITOL 90.
LOST ENVELOPE PURSE WITH
currency and niiser TUESDAY.
lkNNNFa ladies lMNutrfN AuNhN
Queen Anne 1850 Reward
LOST rO'KETnook Wiru NJ T.
pass. baggage checks and money.
Reward ole Swaziland New
STANDARD Hotel
LOST GREEN MOROCCO PURSE.
between columbia aud cherry. at
AslO Monday. Please call sidney
TpN Reward
LOST GRAY AND WHITE AN
CORA eat License No F-it Cali
Mrs Hayden. East 1915. Reward.
AfREpALE ruftY LOST MONDAY.
Address on cellar maine SICK.
Capitol bg2
lost GOLD MAR rlN. ~ INCHES
LONG valued AZ keepsake. hea-
con iS1s.
Is FURNISHED HOUSES
ron RENT = GROOM MODERN
house. completely furnished. on
car line tsa PUHLtC REALTY
nuRENu. 40 LIBERTY BLDG.
orr 4 q
&c FoR RE>T-iIousisS
FoR RENT - GROOM MODERN
house. completely Furnished on
ear line sst rtutlc REALTY
ntHEAr, .to LIBERTY itLpG.
orr = q
no LET MODERN HOUSE
rooms. s2a West 5alA
IS FURNISHED APARTMENTS
AND FLATS
. LARGE ROOMS. NICELY FUR
nished and also nlrcpinF room.
ballard 1857
so HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FURNISHED 2 ROOM HOUSE
and i-rpom flats also Hiurl-
housekeeping room. close ln. 1910
Ninth ave.
IS WANTfD--B0sRDEits
BAftrs AND YOUNG CtliLnnrS
boarded East ass 1871 iSsh ~
Ss BOARD AND ROOM
WANTED TO RENT oRsLEAsE--
Apartment house. unfurnirhVd.
ts WtNTFD-MISCEf
eAFEs
We have prospective purchasers for
used safes all alEes
PURCELL. NAFF CO.
Main CO... us Fourth Ave
WANTED - SECOND. HAND a.
horsepower gas engine and turn
ing lathe. ~ 20 ie-turh. or N-fgut
bod stevens Hotel room tiH. city.
Answer by mad
THE owl PAYS MORE for clothing
furs. furniture. We buy, sell and
exchange everything. tgi4a lat
Elliott s17t
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20

mar @rup FUTURE WARs $50
daily diatrihutiuK intense pictures
of Peace. SO Huhteeta. Country
Wild fur Thorn tree supply end
diRpiny case. Alsh important pnr-
trait catalogue he uuich com
auiidntod iuftfnit Co. 1888 W
Adams at chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15

W NENf ~ HFh ffftNftffH.
PRONINE fI'MuEH co
1908 Post 81 between University
and seneca sfa
MASSIVE WALNUT FURNITURE
Grand Hapids wake bed and dresser.
bcvei glass 39ra9. for 500. cl1h-
crate lerge hall tree: tall pier mir
ror IN light mnhneanv. aiao many
treHa. ron size tasI desirable
cotton filled quits. ftsb. nnd
room-Hized rugs at unequllod
priceH. at Wnidron co. stores Goth
Bldg ar Henry bldg, Fourth ave.
WHAT ABotrr nuGs7
Waldron Go. has them in large as
sortmrnt. from union art raunfos
10 the finest WIltona and ~
prices within the reach ~ all
Here terms arc given ~ each
prices. and customers receive lih-
erni treatment equally AT 1922
Fourth ave- Henry Bldg.
WrCK-THE PIANO WITH a Soul.
Made bv gray haired veteran MAS
TER PIANO RUfLpERS. Prices
1900 up to 81 900 ONE or THE
REALLY GREAT PIANOS or TO-
DAY. Sntisfaction or money BACK
on this piano. DU BARRY PIANO
co. l0s Union ~, Three stores IN
MEASURE your ROOM
rugs In odd sizes and AZ attractive
prices. Thousands Of satisfied
customers are their best adver-
tisement. NJ both the Henry and
also the Cobb Bldg, on Fourth nv
THAT YELLOW LEG CHICKEN; NO
pin feathers; meat tender and
juicy. lots Of eggs fnamr Buck
eyo). Also classy LeEhorns. Eggs
for Matching Alexander. s. Com
trial and Fremont. Olympia
FIRE AND HUR GLA R-PROOF
safes. snfe cabinets bought. sold
and exchanged. Lock expert work
and repairing
PURCELL SAFE co.
Mnin 6G7 7fs720 Fourth Ave-,
FOR LIGHT sTuDEBAKER
express wagon. harness. 1000-lh
sound mare suitable for delivery
or Deddling White Wyandottc
cockcrels. J. y. warner. Route
I. Renton.
PHONOGaApTIS OUR SPECIALITY
FOREIGN RECORDS
MUSICAL RECORD EXCHANGE
1916 Westlnke. Elliott 1918.
Opposite New Times Bldg.
FOR SALE~-POOL TABLES. CASH
registcra. cigar cases. electric
piano and fixtures. Pool room. 80
MADISON st.
WE CLEAN WINDOWs RIGHT.
homes. stores Offices Acme Win
dow 81. Co. East 5GlC Reasonable
rates.
WANT BEEs-oUOTE PRICE PIER
hive. swan, Roslyn. Wash.
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The Largest Audience in
the Northwest
Read The Stars
Want Ads
Phone Main 600


Transient charge sdvevttstwr. ttss
e9ues = ptne per Insertion tstx w"ras
~ = unei. stu Insertions Tor tn~
oes~e az five.
yraWst~ut cash In advance sdvev-
vereWE ~ cents tine per Insertion
eoex words Go = uu~l. stu insertions
vor the uwie~ of five
Classified advertisements VIII ne
1eccps~d I'M 60 II o'clock each merw-
Uox for the regular aftcr""""
e4ettsa~.
ysur credit q. good. Phone Wntu
~ ssh for the classified sdvert's-
ne d~psrtm~rt. ard place r""r
eWnass" before the largest audience
~ the Napfhsrst.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15
BALLARD BARGAINS

s1.750
asWpDM NEARLY NEW ifINgA-
Low nrchway between living and
dining room. large rooms. center
hail opens On dining room. bath
and two bedrooms nice entrance
hall. two purcheh, house ~ fine.
clean condition. complete plumb
INK with laundry trays fun ee-
ment basement. street improve
nlentE In and paid. Terms $500
down and y25 per month VIII
accept smaller first payment n
more can be paid monthly 49,.
si700
GROOM HOUSE bath. pantry. clos
efss electric light. 2-Htory. hhii.
simmer kitchen. painted and
papfFed. and now foundation two
years ago. corner lot t2xi0V. on
wide street. near All Ballard car
lines and school Easy terms.
No. 1870
VIEW LOTs-BARGA1S PRICES
$500 BUYS 4 FINE LOT. WITH
PRACTICALLY UNOBSTRuCTi-
BIB VIEW or SOUND AND
MOUNTAINS. street grade. cement
aeWnlila. city water IN and paid
FOR. Near Ballard Beach ear and
paved street These elegant VIEW
LOTS aEe greatly reduced IN price
Tor quick sale. There are three
good sized lots Hurry and TAX T.
YOUR CHOICE.
OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY
~ TO
KEAN BROS
20ag Market ~ Phone Ballard 1871
Take BALLARD cars to Market ST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15
SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE

~ YoU no Nor FIND A.svtTArLE
position advertised here. why noe
order an nd in the situation
Wanted column IL viii reach
hundreds OF employers. and costs
but little.
Il NEAT. RELIABLE YOUNG WON
an wishes 10 keep house for two
or four gentlemen. \ good cook
Stella rnftersnn. Cen. DOL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15

" aNN fFfhtttt 49, -
roN aAf.E or hugNr GRAND
aquhra rlanW cheap Immediate
delivery Addrrnn l-tt, Star
IniiGnrt4 uAEp WATCHER mon
Grade standard makes 80 very low
prices noha. dib Third ave.
FURNITURE RErAlttEp, .NEfiN.
lHhed WORT guaranteed 1908
Howell % Elliott i71b.
aaw PIANOS rOii REM RESr
applied on purchase. Meyer
fonef. sin Union
SUIT CAFES AID TitANrllka
haRsi exceptional values, Doba
eih Third ave
MATTRESSES REBUILT ANp REN.
oNRted New ones made to order
East see
COLD cOiN POTATOES, ti,75 PER
TOO pounds delivered Phone Main
1896
SINGER Nclt So $40 plsNNY BID
kAvANAalta so itA1's ilos i-t
o. wANTED-fUHNirUKE
iiiake Furniture Co. SOS rii,e. NJ esis
Sc fON sALi3-FUKNITURE
SIS DROP HEAD MACHINE. LIKE
new. St3.an ass davenport sts.h0:
Hxtf kNmlnHtvr rus fa2 go. every
thlnRa 90 furnish a G-roum house.
at fEMHANHf Hf ny ltNNN ANHf f
Eighth ave-. between fihv and
Pine cottage Va rear. Elliott
taHhW
FtUNtTuRE or ROOMS. NEAR
~ new aa0a Eighth ". Queen
Anne MT 80 dealers.
So Auction NOTICES
NOTICE
D. g. SMALL AtCTfONEEH
20 years In the sale ring TermH
I per cent atrai hit write or
phone Redmond state Rank. Red
moud. Wash. Phone black tli.
81 POULTRY
YOUNG LAYING HENS or Mil
kindH a. the Eagle Poultry. 1895
on ItAnnlTs
nELgfAN nAHra -HENp roN nc
folder No. rs. NorthWrHt Rabbit
-. SunuyHiur. Wash.
50 LIVE STOCK
FOE SAILOR Will NENT FOR
HeaHou. stallion. star a. the West
VIII 90 any Kind ct work. Get
Information OF VIM Haley. Port
fownacnd. Wash. Star Route
ONE FINE COW
aENI ttfh 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15
BUCKS
BUCKS
USED BUCKS ONLY


1915 G-cyludcr 7-paas. Ung SIX.
1917 6-cylindor 5.pasH.
1917 b-cyliudcr roadster
1918 G-cyllndcr b-paaa.s
1918 G-Cyiinder coupe.
1918 G-cylinder 7-pasa
All cars guaranteed. and service do
partment operated 10 assure Watia-
faction VIII consider terms No
trades
ED YOUNG
haHt 800 1920 Broadway
Don't FORGET THAT LOCoMO-
blic bur She iE sure noisy
color, hos top and tenders
lsed car Emporium. l2th 81 " Pine
DODGE cOUpE. LIKE NEW, IT'S
dhrlng. Used Car Emporium.
18Th and T.. Pine. or VIII trndo for
b- mss liuick or Dodge
SEE THE EMPORIUM ADS IN TO-
morrow's Times for some real
bargains. They are somc specials.
SAME WONDERFUL BUYS CAN
bc had ~ used chr honddunrtera~
Inc emporium, 18th q ~ Pine.
$3.50 CASH TOR GOOD 1917 or 1913
Ford. Phone Elliott 5202J.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15
AoIsfz,GE
0 ACRE tl2Oo

. ACRE. tl.g0o
We have % very good acre &C
Edmorda. with Groom house.
water. lights. There h. a
Eood garden patch, atfaNber-
rlch. fruit. chicken house.
barn. etc ThiH can be
banded on $3.50 cash. gl5
month.
p ACRES. $500
This be- % very beautiful view
trart. close e. paved bouie-
ward. 1iA acfef cleared. bal
once liTHf alder second
growth. nn old orchard soil
iH very good $500 cash
Come out SUNDAY 10 Kings
hufy'r place. 10 Edm0nds
BUHWELL A. MORFORD
Main 3hs5. a15 FOifnan Bidg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15

LEARN TO SELL STOCKS AND
bonds. Earn $500 monthly selling
Investment securities. diEuified
positions. locally or travelling;
prepare now by mail. Our sustruc-
lions and cooper ration practically
assure success Financial Train
ing Corp. Colorado Bldg. Denver.
Colo,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15
% FoR sAIr-.,fIscrIIANEnr

O. n WILLIAMS co
SASH and DOORS
Hothed sash for starting your early
plants for immediate delivery
Hoehrd sash g-Nxe-0 at....sfE
Ifntb~i sash t-Oxs-n st.. .fftn
Grrcnhouse glass. i0xif. per boz ~
~ UEnts ssss..ss red .s.t.sssst tss N"Nf
Barn sash. and 6 iirhts ...-.-
.......... 81 M u - 70
The grade - our Cold Seal roofing
~ equal 20 any on The market
TODAY and We srr selling u 80
r-piy Cold Seal roofing. ...... - ~
7-piy Cold Seal roofing. .... 81 81
7-Ply Gold Scat roofing. ....s. $500
We also have n large stock ~
s-inch and e-lnch bungalow 90
dar siding selliugt at IS and SIS
per 1000 feet
Our large illustrated catalogue
free. postpaid.
We sell anyone ship anywhere
One price 70 all
q r. WILLIAMS CO
1919 First Ave Uen'fi~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15
FEMALE uELr WANTED

Trp-ENERy WOMAN TO RE
main beautiful by using Princess
Eeautiffer. powder and creams
Beauty hoN q months supplyl,
value sass. special 81 20, Finish.
ing cream. hnc. Princess I"h't
Co. toss Arcade Hldg.
WRITE rHoroPI.AYS-s TO $500
paid anyone for suitable IDEAS Ex.
perience unnecessary Complete
outline free. Write Producers
League. 100. st Louis.
REFINED MIDDLE AGED WOMAN
will SO 70 homes and care Tor emu
dren afternoons or evenings, NJ
dress Mrs. A. ]. NJ. iSash 10Th
ave. w
WANTED - RELIABLE WOMAN
honsekaeper. small home. three
little boys ages |. and year.
Give particulars IN reply ana
WAGES wanted. f. W. ATlin, sauk'
Wash
CREDfT-A LITTLE DOWN. = LIT
tie each week. Dresses coats
ouita Open evenings until
o'ciock. Phelps Co. sosS Third
ave. tupstairs>
WANTEp-A COOK FOR 4 CAN
merry in Alaska. woman cook pre-
ferred stevens Hotel. room fls.
city. Answer BY mail.
Al MIDDLE AGED HoUSEk EErEk
for a small family In Des NoineS.
Wash. Good home Tor rtGht party.
Call Rainier 2ffJ
Girl. OR WOMAN FOR GENERAL.
Homework. small family. good
wagcS Call between aud 8. sss
18th y.
STRONG. CAPABLE GIRL FOR
sanitartpm work. Apply in person.
t0es BROOKLYN ave.
RELIABLE WOMAN OR GIRL As
chfid's nurse. Call between and
e. a42s f2th y
JAZZ pANCE--yerv popular. Take
or . lessons. Stevens 1888 sth.
GACTrSiE PIANO PIT 10
taught rantagsN Building.
l8-A SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
SEATTLE SCHOOL OF TELEG-
rnphy. at Railway Exchange
Bldg, East sgT7.
&NoLlSH TArGHT-E<PERr ZAP
eAnrAer EfffNft f-7t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15

kEAN BROS. rs BALLARD
fN21 Market So Ihonc Ballard iz7.
Take iiaiiatd ears Go Market ~. nnd
we viii take sou lu the auto 10
see LAWTON lfEiGHTf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15

AGESTS-WE ARE PREPARED TO
give exclusive territory to those
able 10 furnish satisfactory bust
nsss and financial credentials,
Genuine opportunity for huAtlcrs
with an established organization
To handle a high class $40 Roll
Of Honor" Iaacke. Howard a Co.
Desk lO2. % Fifth Az. New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15

Statesmen WANTED LEAD
ing department and general store
trade paper Excellent oppor
tunity; steady work. plenty Of
travel for honest huatlerH. Dry
goods or subscription experience
preferred. References and .N-
perience with first letter Box
B-f3. Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15

LARGE MANUFACTURER WANTS
Representatives to cell shirts. un-
derwear hosiery. dresses. waists.
skirts. direct TO homes Write for
free samples Madison Mills. SOB
Broadway. New York city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15

soldiers and sailors, II
you consider yourself n hustler
and 81 so an hour or better looks
good TO you. call 1914 Alaska
Etdv No magazines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15

WILL TEACH rot now TO
drive and repair on all the stand
ard make trucks. tractors and au-
tomobiles In the shortest time
Possible Special day and night
classes. Mr.. Juneau az Cherry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-15

31s TO sss WEEKLY IN YOUR
spare time doing special advertis-
ing work among the families OF
your city. No experience neccs-
sary. Write today for full partic-
ularx American Products Co. 152
American Bldg. Cincinnati o.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-11-10
MINERS LEADER SAYS VIOLENCE
 IS NOT LIKELY
STATE LABOR PRESIDENT SCOFFS AT IDEA THAT UNIONS WILL RESORT TO VIOLENCE IN COAL STRIKE; RIDICULES GOV. HART.

SEATTLE. Wash, Nov. 7.-R)- President Short, of the Washington Federation of Labor, in d statement issued this morning, declared that the coal miners have no intention of us ing violent methods in the present strike. He said that Washington operators and miners know that only peaceful methods can end the strike. and the use of violence by either side, he said, would be sheer folly.
 He said that Governor Hart is an open shopper" disbelieving ill union methods and principles. Vicious open shop advocates, he asserted have ex- ercised so great an influence on the governor that he was prevailed upon to issue proclamation declaring that he was ready to call out the national guard to protect miners who would remain at work. The guard, said President Short, is not necessary and will not be needed. Governor Hart, he declared "is a weak, old man."
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-11-10
STEEL WORKERS
 USE DYNAMITE:
 FOUR ARRESTED
STEEL STRIKERS RESORT TO VIOLENCE TO PREVENT RE- SUMPTION OF PLANTS; AT TEMPT TO WRECK STREET CAR USING DYNAMITE.

PITTSBURG, Pa, Nov. r. (A) - fingered at the non-success of the strike to tie up steel plants in this district. it is alleged that the union steel strikers are resorting to, violent methods to terrorize the workers remaining in the various mills.
 Seven arrests were made by local police officials today of persoI.s said t. have been implicated in attempts to create reign of terror in the district. Four of the men arrested are charged with dynamiting a house occupied by non-union workers. The attempt was frustrated by the guards stationed around the company prop erty. Three others were arrested charged with an attempt to blow up a street car with dynamite. The car was loaded with workers pro ceeding to work. The caps exploded throwing the car off the rails but otherswise did no damage.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-11-10

not justify any effort to make speed. Slow but sure is to be the policy for the present.
 Despite warnings issued by the rail- road officials yesterday morning that persons going to Nenana would prob ably find themselves unable to cross the river to the town, a number of persons made the trip. Fortunately for them, the ice opened for a short time, permitting small boat to cross and take them over. About 25 per sons in Nenana took advantage of the opportunity to get across and came into Fairbanks last night.
 The next trip of the schedule will come next Tuesday, by which time it is hoped that the river will be closed sufficiently to enable a safe crossing to and from Nenana. Sev- eral Nenanaites are in Fairbanks waiting to get home and it is under stood that considerable number of people will come to Fairbanks for the winter on the next train up.