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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-13
ron sALIs-AuTo TRUCKS


WE HAVE ON HAND SEVERAL
coon USED MOTOR Ttttc KS
THAT HAVE uEEN oNElttiAt.i....
NRn GuAnANrEnn As no corr
ntTlON EACH ONE CAN ttE
TRIED orr m You WITH
ouT OBLIGATION ouR STOCK
INCLUDES SEVERAL FORD At
TACtiMENT TRUCKS = GEAR
AND CHAIN DRIVE WE FUR
THEIR HAVE
MAXWELL teton worm drive chaHsiH .
new tires all around perfect cpn-
ditiun.
Denly l-tnn chaasia. lust completely
nverhauled. with new cab and
wood and coal body
Rec 3-ton chassis. good condition
e. be had at "A very low price,
Republic i-tuni fine rubber and
good body
Kelley 3 ton chassis. worm drive
as good as new. Can be bought
for 81 ku0
Worm drive 2-ton WILSON ehaaaIs.
has been used less than one year
We can arrange eaAy terms nf MAKE
q trade on your old truck
WESTERN MOTOR SALES 60.
e0i y Pike 81 East $50
ron SALE or TRADE EQUITY
ia ga ton truck, nearly new
cheap. Phone konwped azzA
evenings.
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STOCKS AND BONDS

] Will buy
Liberty Blonde. ali issues
- Aero Alarm. common.
300 Alaska Pct " Coal
~ Pan Motor. MINI
Whlln WaiiH GaA. on q T. T.
VIII EEId.
1000 Western Smelling h r.. spec l.
200 NorHEn Hhc. ytV ......s BID
20h Disin-Te1ms T.. 4 Ret. 200
1000 Lone Star OF ........ .0tA
10. OO9 Amnirumhtrd Cola ..+. .nZ "a
1000 circle city HlusH. ...... .fe
600 Pac. Eirctrle Weider 10. fG
1000 ut Rainier Mining ..s. ,15M
1UUh ifnld ilitl Mining. s.s.s ~ IL
1000 beacon Coat Miles ..-... Isid
&. j. sTEEPLE
us Cherry 81 Main $500.
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a. b. Graham, chief assistant in
the Vancouver, H. c., office of the
Pacific Steamship company. will
supersede George A, Mccarthy. who
Will so to the Portland office. accord
ing to an announcement from the
Admiral line officials "Wednesday.
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81. WILL sELI.-~Sl. 600
Good stock second hand furniture
also repair Nho.: good location.
Elliott 1915
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FINALE nEIr wA>rrp

WANTED WOMAN TO RE
main beautiful by using Princess
Reautifier. powder aud creams
Beauty hex a months supplNf
value says. apecial $3.50. Finish
Ing cream. soc. Princess Toilet
Co. 1853 Arcade bids.
DESIRE MARRIED COUPLE To
werk on ranch. pay $40 per month
house rent. fine garden tract 81
half to thFee-auarters acre. WOOD
and two quarts milk per day. AZ
dress Ensign Il. Hil. Friday Har-
49, xta.h
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RAINIER VALLEY SNAP
$500
3-room modern aud bath A dandy
little place big lot GnEli0. only
/ \ blocks to car and boulevard,
fine netEhhorhuod: garden and
fruit. Cali mt our Columbia branch
office. or phone Rainier a.
GEO. a. SPENCER 4 co.
WHO WANTS a HOME AND An
fNcOMEf ! have new k-room
bungalow. with Broom apart
ment downstaira. now rented at
$3.50 per month; also Broom cot
tage in rear. with two garages
aud basement. now bringing $50
per month. Price $500. Including
furniture, Located AZ 2aIT How
ard ave. n. Phone Capitol 1876
a SNAP
5.room modern bungalow. full ce-
ment basement. lot t0x1Ia on
corner, one block from car line.
North End $500 cash. s2.250
Beacon so or Beacon 1859.
Having changed my plans. will sell
about une-third acre. good soil.
two blocks 20 car. city water.
Price cut TO $3.50. easy terms
Also will sell Ford touring car.
cheap, Inquire 7i2 Leary bldg
A ACRES. CLEARED: BROOM
house. family orchard: hplf milo
from intorurban. south Auburn;
easy terms
/ acre. south, Sc fare. only $3.50.
f2f ScaboRrd Bldg.
$3.50 DOWN
MODERN BROOM HoI'aE: LOT
50xt0Ol fruit. garage, st.05d: very
easy terms. PUBLIC REALTY
BuREAU. 210 LIBERTY BLDG.
OPP. =. o.
ONE ACRE or GOOD LAND; ALI.
cleared b-roum house; just north
city limits; On ear line. $1,000.
easy terms
MUTUAL fNvEsTMENT co.
504 SeTboard Bldg,
= $3.50 DOWN
MODERN GROOM AND BATH; TWO
bedrooms two blocks phinney
car. $1,000 easy terms, PUBLIC
REALTY BUREAU. 80 LIBERTY
BLDG. OPP +. o
SMALL HOUSE
lhE lot. t2N140. one block TO car.
20 minutes to shipyards. $3.50; $50
down, Sl5 per month.
hEltlisRT - UPPER. fti LeRry BID.
RAINIER VAILEY-f-room house,
two large. level. corner lots; good
outbuildinga and fence: city light
and water $1,000. cash $500. Ad-
dress Bio. Star.
PAID $500 ON a $1,000 GROOM
new home; Phinney district. lot
bONl02 Take 1926 for equity.
Quick action wanted. See 40a Seas
board Bldg, Elliott $500
AltKfNDA. PLUMBING. 1926 JACK
aon 81, Beacon 1871. res, Bca. 1911.
SIN LOTS IN HiLLMAN cry.
$1,000. terms. 3202 Graham st.
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MEN. IL AND OVER. ARE ELfGi-
bic fer government clerkshtpS.
railway mail postoffice. customs.
internal revenue. census. war rick.
$500 month. Hundreds vacancies.
Write for free particulars ur ex-
ar1fnatfona. y. s. Leonard fformer
civil Service Examiner) Equitable
MA n
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- F0R NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


o ~ WILLIAMS co.
SASH and DOORS
Hofhef sash for starting your early
plants. for irumsdists delivery
aotbed sash s-oSs-o 49,. ,sso
crsenheuse glass. ioxii; per hoy e
Barn sash. and c ilrhits.
.,. -. ,s;;.;;, y oo {, $500 81 70
today. and we are selling Il At
f-pfy Gold Seal roofing. ..ss..fz %
Apply Gold Seal roofing ...ss 50
s-Piy Gold Seal roofing 49,. 1900
We also have large stock %
t-Inch and s-,nch bungalow 70.
sar siding selling at ~ and SIS
per 900 feet.
Our large Illustrated catalogue
free. postpaid.
One price 20 AL
q r. WILLIAMS CO.
fst7 First Ave. 3 Sent'i~
wIc.K-THE PIANO WITH a SOUL
Made by gray haired veteran MAJ
TER PIANO BUILDERS Pr,eea
$500 M u 81 ano. oNF OF THE
REALLY GREAT PIANOS or TO-
DAY. Satisfaction or money back
on this piano. nU PARRY PIANO
co. los Union IT. Three stores in
the West.
HtTY YOUR PIANO HERE AND YoU
viii be proud o. THE store % no
PIANOS many makes 10 choose
from Bargains In Trustworthy
: uaea pianos. from $3.50 M nj
HARRY PIANO co. ios Union st
Three stores in the West
FfRr MD nun GLA R-PRoor
safes. safa cabinets. bought. sold
and exchanged. Lock expert work
PURCELL sAFF co
Main ssT Tts-T20 Fourth Ave.
Pf0~OCpApfTg OUR SPECIALITY
FOREIGN RECORDS
MUSICAL RECORD EXCHANGE
1915 westiake Elliott 2sTs
Opposite New Tires BLDG.
FOR sAI.rs-poOL TABLES. CASH
piano and fixtures. Pool room. 80
Madison It,
VIE CLEAN w1NDOwS-Rf
homes. stores. offices Acme Win
dow CT Co. East 5eie. Reasonable
rates.
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER FOR
sale. cheap. ~ chairs, soda foun-
tain chairs. card table. Call East
ron SALE on RENT-GRAND
square piano, cheap Immediate
delivery. Address Bill. Star.
SLIGHTLY USED WATCHES. HIGH
grade standard makes, ut very low
prices Bobs si5 Third nve.
FURNITURE REPAIRED. REIN
ished work guaranteed. 1905
Howell st. Elliott 1895.
%hW PIANOS roR RENT RENT
applied on purchase. Meyer
SUIT CASES AND TRAS FLING
ItAhfa
ef5 Third ave.
SINGER McH 500 40 DENNY BID
AVAHAGH'S g. - HATs ti0s 10
81 MISUNDERSTANDING
Blake Furniture Co. .os pike. ~ ssis
Sc FOK sALE--FURNITURE
SIS DROP HEAD MACHINE. LfK n
new, $3.50 SIS davenport. 9f2.hG;
sxt2 Administer rug, $3.50. every
things 10 furnish n G-room house.
all together or by piece 1877 u
Eighth ave. between Pike aud
Pine: cottage in rear. Elliott
43sGW
WILL SELL FURNITURE GROOM
fiat; flat for rent; walking dis
lance; rent S25. Elliott 1915.
FURNfTURE or 6 ROOMS. NEAR
~ new 2509 Eighth w. Queen
Anne I'LL. No dealers.
81 AUCTION NOTICES
NOTICE
+. r, SMALL, AUcTTONEER
% years In the sale ring. Terms
1 per cent straight. Write or
phone Redmond state Bank. Red
mond Wash. Pbone Black 40.
IS POULTRY
WILL HAVE BLACK MINORCAS
the 18th and 18th. Reds the 18th.
Ieghorns all the time. Matching
eggs. 81 so setting.
QUEEN HATCHERY
Elliott 2054. 80 pike St, Seattle.
YOUNG LAYING HENS or ALL
kinds at the Eagle Poultry. 1906
Seventh ave.
SO LIVE STOCK
ONE FINE COW
zoos 18th s.
A - kffIt g.Eg tsf.f, tttsasf ~ ,fses
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HONORABLY DISCHARGED. AGE 30:
married: desires to connect with
good business house. high school
educatlons six years experience
with large Eastern corporation as
salesman. have had good office
training. Address M~2f, Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-13

YOUNG MAN. JUST OuT or SER
vice; desires permanent position.
clerical work. high school educa-
ton: two years experiences. age
20: married: resident OF Seattle:
fair penmen; salary no object IL
given chance for advancement.
Addreas M-2Z Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-13

MACHINERY

pRAGSAWs. Eas engine
VAUGHAN" and BEAVER
Cut IS 20 so cords per day
.S ~ HICKS CO, $50 First Ave. 4
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STOCKS AND BONDS

W NIUt tA> AND bONbN
LIBERTY BONDS
We VIII buy Liberty Bonds tomor-
row at the following net prices
tthis price includes accrued IN
terest) WE CHARGE NO COM
MISSIONS:
ftfst AS +tssssss H.s..f..s.t Ste.Ne
second 4s .s..s.sss '''s.st''s 100
Ihird as f.s.....s'.' s.'...'s' 70.
Fourth Aks ..t.t.ss s..s..ts. Nhuh
We viii handle lots OF $4,000 and
over on more favorable basis.
We win sell Liberty Bonds at New
York quotations without commits
sion charges
Canadian Victory Loan Bonds
bought and solo.
Daily .telegraphicN quotations re-
cclved from the stock and bond
markets OF the country. Buying
and selling orders executed on
any active stock or bond
HERR1N & RHODES. Inc.
Established 1896
STOCKS AND BONDS
f19 Cherry St Main 1919.
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\ DANDY LITTLE SUBURBAN
home, almost new 5+ruom hungn-
low. with built-in features. very
convenient; new garage and splon.
did outhuildings; fourth acre;
best OF soil. Price $4,000, $500
cash. and terms x25 per month. %
minutes from Seattle. on Tacoma
interim ban. Place II on Pacific
highway. and Ia 10 minutes walk
from street car. Phone Sidney I26.
33-NCRE IMPROVED SNAP
81 acres Of good nuii IN very good
dairy section. Snohomish Co., 3
acres cleared g acres pasture. g.
room house, good barn; orchard
ana small fruit, COW. pigs,
chickens Price S2.700. $500 cash
T.. VAN AKSDALE a co.
Main 90 1919 Third Ave.
1870 1915 CASH
rive big acres 5-room house; all
kinds fruit, flowers, etc. quarter
mile to depot, 60 minutes by auto
stage or train. northeast.
Also 2 acres, cleared North Trunk
road, three miles Go city limits.
w, \. Robson co. no Third Ave.
RlVERTON HEIGHTS
D acres Tor sale rent on very rca-
sonahle terms. hghly improved
with all kinds of fine stock and
implements; house furnished To a
Phone Ell 1916, 212 Securities BID
PRoSSER - 10 IRRIGATED; 6
cleared. highly improved district;
$1,000; $500 cash or will trade and
pay cash for cottage.
w Robson co. 40 Third Ave.
w ANTED-20-ACRE RArCH; SOME
improvements Price and terms
must be right Call 1919 Third av
Main 30.
$50 FER ACRE. INCLUDES HOUSE.
wei and timber; adioina townsite.
liealth failing, must sell cash,
Geo. w. Kirk, Darlington. Wash
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& AdnEs $4,000

This ia very beautiful view tract
close To paved boulevard, ga
acres cleared. balance light alder
second growth. an old orchard :
soil IL very good $500 cash.
Bt1RWEl.L g. MORFoRD
Main 8SSb SIS coimnn Bldg
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ArrOuNTAT BOOKKEEPER AND
general office man. capable Of
taking charge Of office: also ex-
perienced in passing on credit:
discharged from the service. and
desires good position. Address
M-29 star
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WANTED--SEyFR NEWSPAPER
solicitors for country agency work.
Apply to Mr. Parish The Star.
1907 seventh ave. Seattle. Wash.
Roy WANTED FROM IL TO Is
years old l.. Butt optical Co. 20s
Denny Bldg.
FIRST CLASS MAcHINTST WANT
cd. Apply at 2703 Sixth ave. s.
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I WILL TEACH rot How TO
drive and repair on all the stand
ard make trucks. tractors and au-
somobifcs In tho shortest time
possible Special day and night
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IS SITUATIONS WANTED-MsLF

a NURSE. HONORABLE Dis
charge. Let me do your nursing
am gentle with my patients and
good company. and entertainer IL
such II necessary. experienced. and
can give references. G. Y. Berg.
care Soldiers and Sailors Club.
ENmfffa
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AUCTION NOTICES

WILL HAVE BLACK MfNORcAS
the 18th and 18th; Reds the 18th;
Leghorns all the time. Matching
eggs $50 setting.
QUEEN HATCHERY
Elliott 205d 80 pike St. Seattle.
YOUNG LAYING HENS or ALL
kinds at the Eagle Poultry. 1906
Seventh ave
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STAR WANT ADS FOR RESULTS.
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TRUCK DRIVER IN FRANCE, JUST
discharged from army. would like
position driving light truck or de-
livery car: know city we'll Want
steady position. Lex Derr. f2t
Zeth N city
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-22
SHADE TRIBES BEST RESPOND
TO PRuNuga m COLD WEATHER

Shade trees may be pruned any time
between the fall Of the leaves and ear.
ly spring before growth begins. Box
elder and maple trees are apt to 'bleed
if pruned after the last of February.
Do not leave long stubs but cut close
above side branch when pruning
large limbs. Try to AVOID leaving up
right forks or crotches which are apt
to split apart and injure or ruin the
tree later. Long slender branches
should be shortened, if retained, SO ss
to encourage greater stiffness and re.
sistance to wind and the weight of wet
snow. OF course, the natural chsrac.
teristics Of the tree should be taken
INTO account in pruning and no At
tempt be made to greatly alter the
natural form Of the tree. Evergfsens
are seldom pruned but appear best
when permitted to retain their lower
branches close to the ground.-B. O.
LonsyeaE, Colorado Agricultural Col.
lege, Fort Collins, Colorado. d
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-22
Mines at Eagle, Colo.
NOTICE IN BAlgnUPruY.

In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES,
For The District OF Colorado
George P. co.ysn IN HANkRurrc'
Bankrupt.
Q. r. Mccarthy the trustee Of the
estate of said bankrupt, having filsd
herein his first account for allowance.
1t is ordered that the 8th day pf
December, A. D. 1919, at, the hour Of
ten O'Clock in the forenoon, at Room
2ls Electric Building, In the city q
Grand Junction, in MD distriet, b
fixed a. the time and place for meet
ing Of the creditors Of said bankrupt,
to examine and pass upsn said account
and to declare first dividend, And
transact such other buAiAsss - may
properly come bsksrs said meeting II
is further ordered that notice Of saia
meeting be given BY mailing . copy Of
this order to each Of the creditors q
said bankrupt. @ n'i' '71' T
Dated this 18Th day Of Novsassr.
A. D. 1919.
0E0RGN BULLOCK,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-22
COLORADO GUARDS 10
1MfAn IN FIRLD

1.-THE Colorado National Guard will
be kept in the field for an indefinite
period"
This statement was made Tuesday
BY Adjutant General Spsnglsr sfte,
he had learned that the United Mine
Workers Of America had rescinded the
strike order.
Whether the annual encampmen,
required by federal regulation and Or
iginally set for Nov. 6 to 20 will be
abandoned for the year has not been
determined. The original datss have
bsen oaacslled, but General spanglsl
has not determined whether the Va,
department will be asked for permis
sion to abandon the encanpment in
view Of the mobilization Of Tie troop,
for strike duty, OF whsthax anstAsl
sncampmsnt will be planned for next
Nay or June. .. 49,. .
Troops will be held in the strike
zones until the state il assured that
the men are back at work without
any disorder" General spangler said
"Some Of the radicals have been
quoted Is saying they will combat The
federal injunction and thAt the strik-
ers will not return to work. II there
are any Of these men in Colorado We
propose to keep watch on the sones
in which they are active and SOC
that they do not start trouble"
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-22
ALL OUT OF soRTs
Has Any alsuwood Springs Person
Nsvsr Felt That way?

Feel all out Of sortsy
Tired, Blue, Irritable, NervouA
Back feel lame and achyg
Perhaps it's the story of disordered
kidnsys-
Bad blood circulating about;
Uric acid poisoning the body.
There's way to feel right again,
Stimulate the sluggish kidneys;
Do it with TDoan's Kidney Pills.
Doan's are recommended by many
Glsnwood springs people.
Here's one case.
Mrs. X. L. Connorv l117 Palmer
avenue, Glenwood Springs, says: "Ev-
cry time I turned quickly or put q
strain ON my back the pains would
shoot through it. felt laaquid, TOO,
before started using Doan = Kidney
Pills. Doan's helped me right away
and before long entirely rid me Of tAs
disorder.' g" q
Price Coo, At all dealers. Doa't
simply ask for . kidney rsnsdy-sst
Doan's KdAey Pills-tAs ans that
Mrs. Coanor had. Foster Nifbu,n Co.,
Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y. II
Y . r.
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-22
WORK ON MINING
c.AnO sUsPNGDHD Yo1 1919.

WAshingtoa, D. G., Nov. l5.-TAs
nsst important legialation affecting
ths Wsst-ths Hawley bill, exsmpting
losatoss Of mining and oil claims from
assessment work required BY existing
statutss-is now . law, having been
signed on Monday by President Wilson
after passing both houses Of congress.
TLis bill amends the pTeviously pa.sed
joint resolution which made IN ex,np-
tioa sevszins five mineral claims ..
il virtually = resffirmst:on Of the aax-
tine nsas"re in force n 1918. This
lay viii save many hundreds Of thoa-
saaAs Il dollars, II not millions, to ths
prespsstors Of western mineral aad
oil .lanlA Il enables men who havs
fsanA II diffisalt 70 protect thsir claims
this yssr because Of shortage Of lsbos
aAA AisA sssts 70 ssvs 800 wAish
weqlA esAeswiss have bssa sxpandsd
% seeA slailn. In the ssoFsga*s, mere
tAaa Asif tAs prospecting operations =
IL 1ssky Mountain rssioa are a3Sss-
~. TAs. tam of The resolution fsllsws,
"Aasssvsa, That tie peovisiea Of
section 1o44 Of the revised statutes Of
the United States which requires o.
easA mining claim located and until
pstsat hes beea issued therefor not
len thaa 900 worth Of labor to be
performed or improvements sRgrsgat-
ing sasa amount to be made each year
b. a.A the same Il hereby suspended
- to al mining clains In the United
States, including Alasn, during the
calendar year 1919; provided that sv-
cry claimant Of any such nining claim
in order TO obtain the benefits Of this
rssslatisa shall file OF cause 70 b
filed in tho office where the locstioa
notice or certificate Is recorded on Or
before December 81, 1919, . notice Of
hn desire TO hold said mining claim
under this resolution"
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-22
Farmer Not = Profttesr."

Farmer Not = PTofttesr."
"The Kansas farmer is not profi-
teerins, whatever may be said Of
others; and without proof, the hue and
cry against profiteering is futile snd
tends to asgravate the trouble it seeks
to cure.
"Food at the initial market has been
and now is our cheapest commodity.
The greater volume Of all food stafes
comes from the farm and cheap food
in America always has been possible
because Of extensive rather than intsu-
sive< farming.
"The American farmer numbers
moro than 80 millions and constitutes
the largest business element Of the
country. He is the producer upon whom
all depend for food, and should he be
so 1unpstEiotic ~ to follow the advice
Of ths agitstor he would limit pro
duettsH - - to iaerssss prices sud
all elassss would pay an exorbttart
amount for food. Tho problems which
confront us are unparalleled In our
history and can only be met By the "a
triotim, intelligence. industry aad
economy Of the American people.
Tho American farmer patriot,sally
does his work. he does not strike.
In him lies that stability which will
prove tho salvation Of our country. We
challenge capital and labor to stand
together, shoulder to shoulder with
agriculture, upon the platform Of
Americanism.
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-22
PLIES. rnA russ

Wilii.ms' Indian Pile Ointment will
sure Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles
1t absorbs the tumors, sllays itching d,
snce, acting ~ . peultiss, gives isstaa,
relief. Willians' Indian Pile Ointnsa,
is prepared for piles and itching Of ts.
private Parts, Sold BY druggtsts, nal
soc and 9l.oo. Willlans' Nfe. Co..
propristors, Cleveland, oAis. haao Pm
Tor ra's By ". 3. Pss,isos, srusst,,
and pAssn.aetst. isi't 5aN1 s -t
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-22
READING CLUE MEETING.

TIE Gienwood Reading club had q
pleasant meeting Monday evening at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Silver
at the corner Of Cooper avenue and
11th street. n.N tD
Hiss Clara Nebel entertained the
lsdios with very interesting and In
struetive account Of her overseas sx
psrieness a. . Red Cross nurse.
Rsfseshnents were served by the
hsstess ss , late hour and the lsdies
departed for their homes feeling the
evening had been very profitsbly
spsat.
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-22
FARMER WILL DO H1s sHA1.

Topeka-The Kansas State Beard Of
Agriculture at its meeting here October
q made . patriotic appeal to warring
capital and labor to forget their diffsr-
ences in an effort to increase psoduc-
tion and At the same time it pledged
without reservations that the Kansas
farmer would do his utmost to feed the
world. The board . statement was less
than . challenge, it was an appeal to
Amsrieanism. Members Of the board
believed it was no time for rscrimina-
tions or mud throwing, but for earnest
and eonbined effort to increase the
world 8 production.
The Presidents announced stand
with regard to the coal strike was in
dorsed heartily.
A yaatfogn Of AmG1oaaan
The statement disAvowsa a.y at-
tempt Of pfofitssriAg BY the farmer. 1t
pointed ont tAas he was getting . low
price for his wheat - compared to
the cost OF production and the price
Of flour and asssrtsd that he had suf-
fered heavy Losses because Of he
sharp break In the prices Of hog and
cattle. Despite these diseouragem nts
the farmer was ready to 60 ahead
with his share Of the load, asking on
ly . stability Of market. f
The statement follows, in part:
"Americanism In under attach k.
American patriotism is now being tes-
ted Is never before. Tho social and
industrial unrest which came upon us
Is reflex Of the great war has per
meated our country to An extent which
demands the best thought and the
sanest action Of all Americana
Increased Production the Remedy
The one and only remedy for this
great unrest il to be found In an in,
creased production in all lines Of in.
dustry. The Nation must go to work to
resoup the tremendous losses Of the
war and 30 place our agricultural, com
merc.al and industrial machinery upon
. stable basda Capital should be salts
fled with a fair return on the invest
mont and the wages Of labor adjusted
~ to insure good and comfortable
living for the worker.
"Recrimination and the generation
of class hatred offer no cure for pre-
sent conditions, yet they are the direct
result Of the generally accepted belief
in the existence Of profiteering. The
high cost Of living il charged against
the farmer, he being the producer Of
the commodities in most general and
daily use, and yet II b certain the far
mer, ~ class, 10 not making . fair
wage, much LEES An uafAif pfofit. Va
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-22
GET INTO THE GAM WHEN
LIVESTOCK PR1oEs ARB Low

The time to get into live stock is
when it 10 low. The man who makes
his start when boom prices are on,
Is the one who suffers when prices
drop.
When prices arc away down as
they are now ON most breeding stock,
keep your courage up. People will
not quit eating meat for good.-Geo.
E. Martin Colorado Agricultural
College, Fort Collins, Colorado.