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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-07
124 Soldiers Sail
For Alaskan Fort

To guard the government railroad
In Alaska. a company Of izi soldiers
from Fort Wright left for Anchorage
on the steamer Admiral Watson Fri.
day morning. Capt y. 8. Lee was
In command OF the detachment.
which Is one OF tho largest ever sent
into Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-07
W0rkhouse at
Cleveland Taboo

CLEVELAND. Nov. 7.--Because
OF 80 many escapes made from the
Warrensvllle workhouse. the federal
court refuses to send any more pris.
oners there. Eight federal prisoners
escaped In the last three months. not
to mention scores OF other cases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-07

Stan .. fresh salmon. zee m: red
snapper. ibs 3fe: ling cod. fos 1sc-
staii 100. fancy creamery butter. coo 10
guaranteed eggs. ssc deE. doE. sbc;
full cream brick cheese. ssc N. Stall
ITO. a. & n. soda, To. Royal baking pow
der. sac 10; tooth picks Be pkg. Stalls
is-st. minced CLANS Zoe pka.. new soft
shell wainuts, tsc N. . ros. ssc. small
Lima beans. 4 fos sse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-07

Tho new steel steamship DEUEL..
operated by struthers a Dixon. start.
"a loading for the orient At Smith
cove terminal Friday. she was
originally assigned 10 take flour 10
tho Atlantic seahoard. but this as.
Eignmcnt was changed later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-07
New York Coffee and
Sugar Quotations

NEW YORK. Nov. r.--cofses :
RIO, iks9iso per ~. No. 4 Santos. zss
q teAc per N.
sugar centrtfus.i. Use Per 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-07

lie who loves without reason In
apt 10 reason without low
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-07
Surveyor Is Being
Repaired in Lake

The u. r. 4. Surveyor. Of the coast
survey. In now In Lake Union under.
going repairs. following her return
from ehartinE waters In shelrikof
straits. Alaska. The Surveyor 70
credited with capturing the sub
marine which sank the Lusithnla.
ana during the war operated In the
Atlantic. Capt. II. II. Hardy com
mandA the vessel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-07

A diplomat Is man who shuts up
when he has said enough
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-07
ALFONSO NOT COMING

ALFONSO NOT COMING
LONDON. Nov. THE Spanish
enbassy today denied a report tina,
King Alfonso plans 10 visit America.
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Many . man win give another
man letter OF recommendation.
tho he wouldn't lend him n dollar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-07
ONLY s1OO

70 get this pretty home. OF course
you win have 10 make your pay.
ment Of SIS per month. but that Is
easy n you have job. I build the
FIRST unit OF two rooms on my
- acre Little City Farms In West
Seattle and you move In and finish
Il when you can. No other oppcf.
tunity like II in Seattle 10 own
your home. Better get a circular
Or see me.
II. c. PETERS
ia Third Avenue
Local Offices siei 35th Ave. 3. w.
Open daily after r. ~.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-03-12
SENATOR JOHNS WASN'T THERE.

In charges made in newspapers of the south of the that he had perhaps profted undu from the sale of Au brey Investment Co., road building material to the President A. A. Johns of the secretary of the Aubrey Investment Co., has issued signed statement In it, he says he regarded the rather reasonable the condition of the material satisfactory and the of entering the perfectly just equit able In addition he wasn't anywhere his Yampai camp when the animals and the graders and tools
 It is desire be entirely fair MT Johns this The from Yavapai admittedly political weakng perfectly able take of himself he wonguly asaed
 In his he says that State Engineer Maddo had taken option his equipment before Hunt restored of flee and that he took it, Maddo approved the condition of that time Maddock did his option it pointed ouone that he did aged mules and the other that he didn't tie up funds during the of his term office his and the Hunt commission of state institutions have done.
 Coupled with the failure of the highway commission bi this leaves Arizona in bad way for road improvements just received word from Washington that Arizona the federal aid books for S367z9465 in United money providing Arizona matches this appropriation the of pretty nearly $8,0000O0 to be spent roads,
 It to be hoped that Mr. Johns mule deal will be cleared and that he with other ambitious party Democrats get busy and things with the highway b that the avail itself of the federal aid
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-03-12
FOUR DAYS MORE.

Four more days legislation much to do When we up what has been done in f-sx legislative days rather disappointed Besides good and mpor bills might be counted upon the fingers of hand without making equstion upon the thumb another enacted that could have been spens ed with
 the legislation much heralded effected The educational reforms which expected have pro- soldiers settlement still the good legislation been wrecked The final adoption doubtful Although incredible tviy the four days the Fourth legislature escape less accomplishment than any predecessors
 It started we'll It appeared be above the average personnel busness-lke It up the important first It worked upon them ndustriousy and sysematcalyup certain point, which though, far short of the point of accomplishment
 In neither house the time ttered away the ordinary
 manner by speechmang and consistently tactics looked three weeks ago. if the bills would be put of the way early allow liberal time for clean up sorting of the impor- tant measures. All sunny.
 Suddenly the shadow and the chill of partisan politics fell the legislature and far important legislation concerned mpasse suddenly The good roads bill stopped practically everything else worth while About the only bills passed since little op position and for that matter interest beyond that of those who trying put them through
 The important thing done has been create political campaign years hence The question be presented the people will be- Who blame for the sudden and unexpected failure of the Fourth legsaure
 We yet, of course recording that failure. Much be accomplished four days the way of redemption but may confess that the prspect of redemption It rendered by the action of the Democratic central committee Saturday demanding that the Democratic bers of the legislature stand firm for the party whatever may be the result to the people
 If Democratic friends in the legislature intend obey injunction the already good Republican.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-03-12
FINE FRENZY OF PHILANTHROPY.

The forced draft way did things the excitement of time certainly good for habits peeded up broke hide bound precedens We live faster strenuous think ceany and perhaps se than did before the fatal year. 1914 2
 During the war; only during part submitted drives giving until hurt only of substance but of the lives of young
 The ability do things high good We don't live long in these days but live heap S s in the final analysis good
 But there proposals capitalize submission taxation that aren't good We have just been asked that the Methodist Episcopal church going campaign within itself for $85000000 That within few patry millions of the the United Drive raised carry multiple charity throughout the entire
 And here what the Methodist Church proposes with money $4OOOOOoo for church and missionary work this try possessions work the foreign field $OOOOO churches missions schools and hospitals destroyed in the
 The following items give graphic picture of the far reaching Methodist plan for wod Cistianzao all items noted of equip and being addition the church posses sons and personnel
 foreign field 1174 village churches and chapel mis- onay residences 657 native workers houses 64 village schools 9 high schools and colleges 1855 teachers houses 45 hospitals medical workers homes 486 missionaries 1897 native pastors 28O2 teachers, 59 doctors, 32 166 native helpers
 In the home field: 3564 pastors mission territories 25O guagc pastors 1239 other workers evangess supernendents helpers 25O6 buildings modelled, 1108 parsonages 43 special buildings.
 Soldiers coming back from and from the training camps with their eyes wider opened they beginning suspect than instance Cristianizaon home would be fine thing They the Christian principle of L Truth and instled few of proftec w. w. agitato minded polite clans and Snppy offcouS oice-hoders. few grains Golden Rule administered former employers who have filled the soldiers positions with slackcrs, would help.
 The Methodss would find their drive popular if they would change the item a little:
 $40000 GOO for the sufferings of France and Belgium.
 S0OO0OGO for distracted Balkan and Near East states
 And the $5OOOOOO for whose bodily health re- good and who the least affected of all this worlds pester- ed human with the question of soaring and nailed IPay envelopes.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-03-12
LOCAL MEN IN
 EXAMINATION ALL PASS
CFrom Fridays Daily)

Examination of the Railroad en- ginmen of Prescott was finished last night. Air Brake Instructor Smith and Road foreman of engines Geo. Walker state that all the men passed satisfactorily.
 The air car will remain in this city or the time being, to give instruc- tions to those whose duty requires them to obtain working knowledge of the maintaining and operating of the air brake system.
 The air car is the property of the Santa Fe lines and is moved about, staying in one place a sufficient length of time to give the men op- portunity to prepare for general eX- animation. One of these general ex- aminations will be held in Prescott ill the near future, for enginemen train men and inspectors.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-03-12
PLANS TEMPORARY
 FOR TIME
CHIEF OF STAFF SAYS 3OO,- 900 DRAFTED MEN AND NATIONAL GUARD TO BE USED TO KEEP UP MILL TARY. ESTABLISHMENT TILL DECISION IS REACHED.
By Associated Press.

EAo5C~@--NNN
 WASHINGTON, Mar. 10.-Reten- ton with the army of about 30OOOO men obtained originally through the draft and by transfer of from the old national guard is planned by the war department in its effort at building up temporary military organiza- ton. General Peyton C. March, chief of Staff announced the decision that the army would not be reduced un- der any circumstances below 599.- 999 until the law is passed fixing the permanent forces under voluntary en'. listment such as was inaugurated in both America and France.
 The statement was made in con nection with the information that Gen. Pershing had been authorized to resume enlistments for the reg ular army. Men now overseas who desire to enlist in the regular estab lisnment, Gen. March said would be accepted and assigned to regular or garizations in the army of occupa- 4ion, releasing other men to be dis charged.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-03-12
MINING PEOPLE PRE-
 PAIRING TO OPERATE
(From Snndav,s DailYl

AIlOlu SuIG6F , l(ahJJ
 The incorporating of the Good Hope Gold and Copper Mining Co. $, one of the newest movements to be crystalized in the Turkey Creek field, on the Bradshaw Mountain rail way, in which the developing of big property soon is to begin.
 J. A. Martin, a principal of the Good Hope, was in the city yester- day from Mayer, and is quite optimis- tic over the outlook, stating that an Immense outcrop is to be explored, and so far as prospecting given hereto fore is to be considered, an encourag- ing if not surprising mineral condi- ton has been determined.
 It is in view of the splendid show ing made that the new company has been formed, and to reach great depth is the object.
 The eproperty is to be in charge of John S1ak, who is practically equip ped, and who has performed suffi- cient prospecting to be ready to give lis money and time to explore def initely and extensively, confident over the outcome.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-03-12
MEETS WITH ACCIDENT
(From Fridays DaHv.l

Henry P. Wade, a mining man re- gently from Colorado, is in the city to receive medical treatment for wound on the ankle, symptoms of blood poison developing He was sitting on a box at Mayer few days ago, and arising to go a protruding nail entered the shoe to cause the in jury, which at the time was slight.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-03-12
PLEASED RANGEMEN
(From Friday's Daily)

In the city yesterday en route to Pinos Altos, \. M., were Frank and Gwynne Comas, who had been on the desert visiting with brother engaged in sheep raising. They are very much pleased with conditions in the south, and will make observations of the cat lie country in Mohave county, where a relative has interests.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-03-12
SUMMER, DID YOU SAY?

dispatch from Albuquerque says Thomas Riley shall passed through that village the other day. his summer home ill Phoenix.
 There must be mistake somewhere Either the have changed Phoenix since the else Marshalrs worry not being acting president Wilson's absence the table has affected his mind Selecting Phoenix home almost bad judgment running vice president
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-03-12
PROSPECTS

It would be wonderful if to the already large and of Arizona could be added oil and coal fields hoped that the development of such be kept of such ascos marked of the Chico Valley properties While judgment the Holbrook field wish section the best of luck Lots of worthy fields explored through of wildcats before the solid pay found
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-03-12

One may readily understand and sympatize with the ment that may have influenced Speaker Clark selecting handsome punch bowl when given his choice of True the worlds long and gaany waged booze fight nearly but surely there's harm preserving trophies great conflict
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-03-12

movement is under way establish Miss the ary prefix for married woman All rghto girls but while we're it, why call the married Miss aso thus further carrying the pet feminine crusade for the single dard?
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-03-12

If the baseball promoters don't get together in the big task o reesabshng the popularity of baseball they may wake up of these mornings find that grand opera already nzed and welcome the great American National Pastime
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-03-12

Great Britain has protested against issuing passports dry atatorS who wish their side of the fence spread propaganda The Brsers taking chances of dangerng the hartnes of the laugh they intend expense after July l.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-03-12

London newspaper says it the Monroe Doctrine which shows that London editors better informed to-day than they Monros Administration some of them said it was too early
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-03-12

When Jack Dempsey said, Tt is all you get he probably realized that there nothing stargy or gnal in the remark but made merely indicate that there was nothing unhuman ill his makeup
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-03-12
MAGYAR M1LITARY PLANS

BUDAPEST, Mar. S.-Plans are completed for a Hungarian army of six divisions on a volunteer basis.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-03-12

And by the way there hasn't been influenza found for entire week And o gee wiz whatever became of Dr. Franz Friedman and his well-lnown turtle juice
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-03-12

lot of these Boshevk Radical Socialists aLaround Reds who say like Victor Berger q have lived for my ideals and ready die for the might carry the latter dcson before starting in the former.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-03-12

Taors making sleeves tight tight in fact newspaper that it difficult for raise his glass his mouth Those are to worn Summer when there will be raising of glasses.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-03-12

Does the that President Wilson will remain abroad three months indicate that he uneasy about his League of Nations program? It does
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-03-12

The paragrapher who first called the Washington militant BolshcviXen made a hit
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-03-12

Japan is said be satisfied with the covenant draft Wouldn't be odd the objection of Japan should the United States from falling into error?
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-03-12

House favors ands Claim Self Control says headline ncgbor the Douglas International Being Irish didn't know Ireland had any.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-03-12

Won Trpitz being broke, might hire himself to the Sal vation Army Santa Claus if the Salvation Army fc particular the company it keeps.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-03-12

 nearly $8OOOOO0 be spent on roads,
 be hoped Mr. Johns mule deal will be cleared up and that he with other party Democrats get busy and square things with the highway b that the state can avail itself of the federal aid. One may readily understand and sympatize tment that may have influenced Speaker selecting handsome punch bowl when given his choice of the verware rue the worlds long and gaany waged booze fight nearly but surely there's harm preserving trophies of the great conflict.
 London newspaper says it Monroe Doctrine which shows that London editors informed to-day than they Administration of them said it early
 -o
 Great Britain has protested against issuing passports dry agitatos who wish their side of the fence spread propaganda The Brshers taking chances of dangerng the heartines of laugh they to expense after July l.
 is under way establish Miss" custom ary prefix for married womans All righto, girls, but while we're it, why call married aso further carrying the feminine crusade for the single dard? the baseball promoters don't get together in the big task of reestabishng the popularity of baseball they wake up of these mornings find that grand opera already recog nized and welcome the great American National Pastme
 
 When Jack Dempsey said It is all you can get he probably realized that there nothing artngly or gna the remark but made merely indicate that there nothing unhuman ill his makeup. lot of these Boshev Radical Socialists and aaround Reds who say like Victor Berger q have lived for my ideals and ready die for might carry dcision before starting in on the former.
 Talos making coat sleeves tight tight fact newspaper that is difficult for raise his glass to his mouth Those be Summer, when there will be raising of glasses.
 Docs the President Wilson will remain abroad three months indicate that he uneasy about his League of Nations program? It does not
 Japan not to satisfied draft Wouldn the objection Japan the United States from falling into error?
 House favors Ireands Claim to Control" says headline ncighbo the Douglas International Being Irish didn't know Ireland had any
 The cherry prohibition may be cclpsed by the an raisin with yeast It may be of There is rasn'
 wants S5OOOOOOO0O of indemnity fund Ii old Bismarck alive would be than surprised his own moderation
 Nearly all the Bolshevk chiefs in Petrograd used to live New York And we in the way of mouting few for good
  better paramcntaan than the selected for Speaker way.
 report from the that Wilhelm still plotting us to wonder they abolished ayums Ho and
 Von Tptz being broke might hire himself the Sal vation Army the Salvation Army were not tAc particular the company keeps.
 -o
 Somehow doesn't seem just right that Princess Pat should marry navy man.
 "a.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-03-12

Somehow it doesn't right that Princess Pat should marry navy
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-03-12

The cherry under prohibition, may be ccpsed by the raiSn seemshe rasn with yeast It may be case of There is raisin.'
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-03-12

report the that Wilhelm still plotting leads wonder they have abolished unaC asyums in o land
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-03-12

The only consolation James R. Mann will have that he is better paramcnaran than the selected for Speaker any
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-04-15
COMMITTEE PROPOSES
MANY TAX CHANGES
HAS FINISHED WORK AND CIV
EN- OUT STATEMENT. TO HOLD
PUBLIC HEARINGS.

A summary of the new tax system
which it will recommend to the legiS-
lature has been wiven out by the
special tax commission, composed Of
Governor Dorsey, Senators H. R. De-
Jarnett and R. f. Denny, Represent
atives Seaborn Wright, Zach Ar
mold and L. R. Akin; Judge Enoch
H. Galloway, DR.. J. H. T. McPher-
son, DIR. Edgar H. johnson and Tax
Commissioner H. j. Fullbright.
This commission was appointed by
the legislature in 1918 to make an
exhaustive analysis of Georgia's tax
system, compare it with the systems
of other states and prepare a gener-
al revision 20 be reported back to the
legislature in 1919. The commission
has now finished its work and pre-
sents its revision to the public. A
series of public hearings will be held
by the commission in the latter part
of April. The places and dates of
these hearings are as follows: Macon,
April IA and IS; Rome, April IS and
10; Savannah, April 81 and %; Way
cross, April % and "a; Albany, April
25.
Based on Constitutional Provision.
The revised tax system proposed by
the commission would be based upon
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-04-15
HEROD HAPPENINGS
PITHILY Photographed
INTERESTING NEWS ITEMS AND
PERSONALS ARE CHRONICLED
FOR NEWS READERS.

Mr.. J. L. Hass has a valuable relic
of the civil war framed and hanging
on the wall of his home. 1t is the
parole from prison of his father, the
late H. P. Hass, who was a war pris-
oner, and is dated in Feb. 1864.
Mr.. Leon McLendon, who has been
critically i'll in Florence, S. c., has
been brought home by his wife, and
is at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. jim McLendon. We all
hope that Leon will soon be restored
to health again.
Rev. and Mrs. Mccoy, of Acworth,
have been popular visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Emory Cowan.
Clever jim Altman is on the cleri-
cal force at Weaver's drug store in
Dawson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Cocker, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. c. Coker and Misses Macbeth
and Mary Cocker have visited in
Shellman.
Mr.. j. L. Hass and family and Miss
Winnie Altman have visited in Yeo-
mans.
Charlie Harris Massey, of Bron-
wood, has visited Charlie Harris, jr.,
here.
Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Jones, of Ran
dolph, have been visitors at the Jones
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Ferguson en-
tertained at dinner in honor of Rev.
]. L. Marlowe. Covers were laid for
twenty guests. The menu was varied
and delicious, and it was a happy &C.
casion for all present.
AS our Baptist friends couldn't
put on another Sunday, Bro. Mar
loves time being all taken, they
went back to preaching service on
Saturday before their Sunday preach
ing day.
In-laws are real fine sometimes. A
brother-in-law of our Baptist church
paid up the insurance on the church
this week.
Rev. ]. L. Marlowe preached very
forceful sermons to full houses. The
preaching day may be changed to the
second Sunday and Saturday before.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Melton, of
near Blakely, have visited Mrs. H
F. Melton and family.
Mr.. Jewel Ferguson has returned
home. Herod folks find out "there's
no place like home"
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Harris spent
a few days in Columbus recently Wis.
ting relatives and attending the T.
/ r. A. convention, to which Mr.. Har.
ris was a delegate.
A number of the high school kids
with their chaperones, went to Cor
dray mill and celebrated April 1st
VI course they had large time, as
stolen fruits are sweetest"
Mrs. K. W. Harris and Miss Fran
ces Harris are visiting relatives in
/ Fitzgerald
Mr.. c. M. Harris car was damaged
SO badly in recent wreck that h