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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-12
Boignsden i st. Paul.

| Ogsaa i st. Paul har Manglen paa
Boliger visit sig ganske f9lelig. Kon'
traktpr Paul Steenberg har for en-
lid siden ladet opfpre en- stor Apart.
ment-Bygning med "Kitchenets" Lei
ligheder til SO Familier. Bygningen
er beliggende paa Summit Ave-, tact
nede we'd Byens Forretningsstrdg. Alt
err indrettet med de NEST moderne Be
kvemmeligheder. Og tiltrods for, at
Lejen er $50. pr. Manned for en- Lei.
lighed, der bestaar af 3 smaa Rum.
som like er stort mere end ct Vaerel.
sc i Diet hele, saa ligger der 80 Ans6g-
ringer ON at faa den f9rste ledge
Lejlighed. Et typisk Eksempel paa
den. nuv@rende BolignGd, der like blot
ber0rer St. Paul, men liver eneste
st9rre By i Nationen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-12
Sburipn=Mrpen

ct. Saul "Dispotcb" me6oelte
f%orleoe1, at @uralo Eborions Sc.
itame11te er blcpen n6ienot til Gfif.
teretten> og scr ipaas, at ser pil bli:
be Ell bitter & ON sets 8cltem:
mel er ODER Gormue11, ser on6rogc1
ca. 100000. Mrpinger11e bar CIT:
gogeret Sagfgrerfirmaet Mopre
Sppenbeimer og &eterion til at re:
%prelentere Sem, me11 ingen al Sag:
fererne bil u6tale fig om N1aner,,e
Set aniaas iom betegnenoe, al
Mrs. 8. $. Sectlcr, Ell Datter, ser
er uGpnt iom en- al Geitomentets
Grecutores ian1men mes tire Men6
life bar blan6t Dem, scr in6lepereot
Geitomentet til 5fifterctten. Otter
|5tgen6e bill D1,n ian1t1ert me6 8rp:
6rene og Sgiteren beltri6e BETS @pl.
oigbeo.
Set b1eb iagt, at ser piloe blipe
9iort ct Torl9g poo at fomme til en-
benifabelig 6oritaaelie, bl. a. be6 al
i6ge at foa ct. Olaf College til a!
frofaloe &rop paa set til set telto=
m%entere6e itore 8elpb, efter iigen6e
ca. $t,000,000, met Bette blep ber
fife no9et al.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-12
Gilbert Guttersen
The Office is seeking the Man
@nlbfnnbet i Wpntana.
o
MAYOR


6orntpig bragte Dagblaoene ser
opitgtspeffenbe @eo6elelie, at Sci
por funoet @a1lo i Mpntora. To1
at erbol0e f9ritebaan6s l1nberret:
ming o1,mooeoe hi Mr. 6. s. Mao=
len, 0agmor, Mont., ON at gibe OF
paalioelig Mfe66elelie ON S1,n6et
San bar benliglt Ienbt % fplgenoe
|Sbar:
Mngaae1toe S11n6et al @ulo ber
Sberi6on &c., Wont., ifal leg met
|6ornpiel|e ifplge 9eres Mnmo6nin(
9ibe Gent Sc gnifeoe Splpsninger
iaa mart iom ser foreligger roge
irtbitontielt at n1e66ele.
Gil 9ato be6 leg life anoet, emf
bpao Ser itaar / in6lagte Mpisu6
flip, % set er f11n ct nteget 1gi
@pgte, iom ingen al 9a9mar Solfe
he bar giort fig ben l1leiligbeo a
gaa it's % %unberigge nermere.
Mm> er tilbpielig til at tage Sc
for ct Booming icbeme" for at fat
list 9ip / Ginge1e.
Set pi16e bore rigtigit at fraraa
Sc Gbers Qelere at rejie berro, f6,
Sc bprer 1termere ber110e fra, a
@%a1lohunoet Dirfelig er ll1bltmtielt
Set er iiffert, at II. g. Geological
|Snrbep fan6t @11l6 poa f1ere ste
Scr / 5beri6on Co., ga Sc UNDER
legte @gnen / 1911, men Ell Sin!
er at fin6e Spor at @ulo, en-. an6e1
Sing er at finoe ct @uI6leie, ion
err rigt NOT til, at set tan betale fix
at arbeioe set.
Ter ri bor Gisbeo for, at ct loa
oont Seize er f1tnoet, ifuloe inge,
gaa ct Sfri6t efter set.
Meo penlig @ilien fra
6. S. Ma6ien,
Il. g. Commissioner, Dagmar
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-12
Sfal III bape- 9aeslpsbeiparelie:

Sfal vi bape. 9agslDsbeiparelie?
Set er ct Spergsmaa1, iom
bis1e Sage bo16cr manages Snteres=
fer fange1. S mango al Sc itprre
Observation-Disclosures ""bopntomn'
bar ser bGret afbolot Gr6oeafitem.
ninger, % 6isie bar / @egelen biii
betpoclig Maioritet / Gappr at Hla=
ncn; n1e,1 fra Sagforeningerne IL.
Ser Set, at nta11 inoenfor bisle CT
imo6 Na11en / ,enbDer Torm, og
&usmp6re1e in6toger %gje11nemgaa
enoe Sen famine @ttlling. S Min.
neapolis .bo16tes Ser nplig Ell bps,
bis Mfitemning a%ngaaenoe 8lonen.
ser imiolerti6 lit ct laa 1~,betpoeligt
Glertal, at ser er megen ltot Sano=
ipnligbc6 for, at Mpllebpen bill
tnofere Dagslpsbeiparelie. Sorrc=
item 1taar mango nforltaaen0c ober<
for 6g1ne 8ebGgelie; man IpGr9cr:
CT set birfelig muligt for Mem,e<
itene at regulere @olcn efter 6eres
@o6tbeftn6e1n6e blot for at foa en-
Slime mere ON Mftenen til Mutomo-
Mlfjgriel? &Dorfor life ligeiau
goot beltemme at fra 1. Sonuar ifa(
set bore Soraar? Soon Ser er no.
9e1t, Ser tror, at Song @inter bil6e
tage min6ite &enlpn til en- iaa6on
|Sr6re!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-12
&bpbes

@niign @enrD Moe, @ra6uent al
&amline l1niperiity, bleb / 2er6ogs
giDet Sen eneite ipccielle l16n9bnelie
til ct &bo6cs1tipe116tum %11ogeniin6e
ttlfien6t en Mmerifaner, opIpier
Me6lemmer at @bo6es1tipen6ie-&o-
miteen for Minnciota. g@resbebis
ningen bleb bam til6elt pan 8rpof=
Inn Slaaoeboipital, bpor- ban er go,
[tient. Gniign Moe CT Syn al @bri=
|itian Moe, 1857 San 81,re1l ct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-12
Stur &%pnfnrrence.

SSn1ellem IS. 6. Mnber1en" 2ogen
% "Gborbal6ien" og "@eorg Wrun=
oes" 2ogernc / Minneapolts er ser
.bcgpl1ot en- iterre &o11fl,rrence, ser
gaar u6 paa at ifaffe fleit m'lige
@e6lemmer til 8ro6erlamfunoet:
&Gffer gn lignen6e &onfurrence
bar tioligere peret ofbol6t, og 90
bon6t IS. 6. st." @rebrene, lom mi
otter bar logt fig / Selen for at
.hringe 5eiren biem. Srofeet bli<
Der ert Itgrre Mi66og.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-12
Den bpbbrinaenbe @iftbrif.

9spoelien al ben farliee @iftori:
&reolfobol bar / oen fi6ite l1ge TO-
ltet 16 Manb Stpet, og set er /:
Sanobeo paati6e, at ser bliper to-
get Sfrtot til Ct forbin6re @alget
at oenne farlige @iftorif, Ser RUNE.
Ter iaa mango Menneifelip. Gor
bpis oct lite bi1ger Gg6en, relnltc.
rcr bet total 8lin6beb eller Iig=
.renoe reofome 5elger. 8Ian6i
De oeoe fi1bes Sreb Glouien, 1915
g. 7tb ct; 2oris Solution, 227
e. 7fb ct, % 9en11ie &aeeu, 22t
|5pruce Street. -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-12
st. Paul.
M. MICHAELSEN,
City Editor s Manager.
City Office:
62s Endicott Building.
8eb &ipb eller @eparatiou al
l1bre beIpg ben ~belfienbte S1oeler
Simon. MeIion, 209~ 6. H Street.

+. @alset paa Sirsbag.
Gor @p ltoar INT / &algets Segr
Ii bis]c Sage, boor iom bellt man
fommer i @aoerne, bliber man peo
1torc 2e%rrcosifilte belGrt ON, at
ber finoes Set % set @olgburea1t,
1om arbei6cr for SEN % 6en &on=
6ibat til set og Set gmbeoe. Sm
Mftc1,er boloes &elgermpoer / 9t
90 @clt, og / Mi6oagstimen i11obc'
bes SC itgrre Gobrifsbirf|ombeoer,
ibis Mrbeiocre ofte me0 ct lille
Gmil poa 2eben lptter til &anoi~
boternes @rogram, Ser mGrtp9ro1g
1lof allie inbcbolber 1aa mango SGT
ter ONT at billie baretage Mrbeioer~
mes Snteresier. Set er forreltcr1
gmnlfe betegnenoc at ie, bpor ipri9t
alle er eftcr at fopre Mrbri6erncs
5temm1er, % BporleoeS mnn for
ltaor / roienre6e @enoinger at belle
til ocres CUNT. Men hi fonmer /
oerne Torhinoclie til at buife poa
Set gomle M1tnbbel6, ion1 flyer, at
Set CT Iettere at gibe ct 9pfte e116
at boloe set.
Sen forte Snteresle iam1ler fig
naturligpis ont 8orgmelterpalgeI,
bbortil tire iaa prominente % a1<
lete Meno iom o'@rr. 2arrp Sobg>
ion, Ser ipgcr @ienpalg, Gilbert
@11tterIen og @m. Mabo1ep legcr
Mominationen. Man er lp9n6t paa
at le, ON set bliper @l1tterIen eller
Maborep, ser ifa1 bore Sp6gfon2
Mobfanbioat, ga %iioitnepntes SEQ
mutation al a1le Barter f%orl6iiges.
@algt finder Steo paa Girs6ag,
og enbper &nlger bur6e BUTTE, at
set er Ell @or9erp1igt at gaa %
lten1me.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-12
lager sin Asked.

State Dairy, og Food Commissioner
James e. S@rensen har i disse Dage
taget sin Asked, for at overtage Still
lingen som H~ovedsekret@r af Mime
sofa Creamery Managers and Butter
makers Association. Mr.. S@rensen,
der er danskfpdt, har ct godt Navn
indenfor Mejeriverden, og naar han
overtager den nye Shilling, er Diet fordi
han tror, at den vii give ham ct stGr-
re Arbejdsfelt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-12
Kaldet til Menigheden i Dalum.

Pastor P. Rasmussen, Forstander
for Ashland HGjskole, har taget imod
Kald fra Menigheden i Dalum, Al
berta.
Der skal f@rst opfpres Prestebolig,
fSr han kan rejse derop med Familien.
Datum Kolonien synes at gaa en-
lys Fremtid i Mode, og vii sikkert bill
We en- af wore NEST blomstrende Kolo-
nier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-12
@pprme9cn Sme er Der falben mar

@uurme9cn Sne er Der fallen inar?
Niogtres Eomner, flyer 5t.&ouIs
|@eirmano, S. g. Suffer. Set 1ter<
1te Snefal6 bibtil refor6eret er II
|Sommer, iaa bpis Der fnn fal6e EN-
ca. 3 Gommer mere, oil Ninteren
10000 iette EN- @eforo. 81 boo=
ber oct lite. Sou er @nee11 111art
teet, og hi pnifer at lie Be grg,r1te
Marfer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-12
@tort Mail Crber Sum1e.

montgomery @or6 & Co., Ser
oriper Ell 1an6spio Moil Oroer
6orretning, bill etablere tit moro
bcitlige &obe0fparter / ct. Yal1l %
bil i 6en Mnleoning laoe opfgre Ell,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES til al
butte 8~irf}ombeoen. @pgningen, Ser
er aniloaet at billie foite $780,,
900, ifa1 opf6res paa l1niperiitp
Mpe.. ner Snelling Mpe., og Sp-
fereliet bill begpn6e, iaainnrt Sci,
ret tilla0er oct. Set er ct. Saul
Asiociattor1, lom tog Snitiattpet til
at bringe bette ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
It'll ct. 8auI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-12
"Sp0gefuglen''
Grundlagt 1893.

Axel Krinselbach,.. Red. og .Udgiver.
ut Blad for skemt og Alvor4;; med
uafh@ngige Meninger og Anskuelser.
l Dollar pr. Aar. Forskellige Prove
numre Is Cts. t Frimerker eller sglv.
''Spsgefuglen'', Perth Amboy, N. ]
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-12
En- Erespost.

We'd valget, som nylig afholdtes i
st. Paul Builders Association, blew
o Landsmand Paul Steenberg valgt
til FOrmand trods Diet, at hans Mod
,kandidat. var en- @ldre, dygtig Mand.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-12
Kifker og ~Foreninger..

5sT EMMANUEL NoRsK LUTH.
KIRKE, HORNET at Jessie & Law
son SITS. Gudstjeneste hver SON
dag XII. 1890 Find. Engelsk hver
anden Sandag. Sgndagssko1e hver
Sgndag XII. 9.15; norske og en-
gelske Klasser. B6nnem6der
hver Onsdag Aften XII. 8 / Kir-
kens Basement.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-12
Gaith 2ntheron G6nreh,

U"'sV ~"tVeE"H VV"6SW
81. al CHARLES og Macfl,bin Sts.
SEQ Spjtnesicn poa Spn6ag Borm.
II bill 8aitor' Grant prG6ife
ober Eeflten 1SSs it itarbe6 or lotis=
fie6?" Otter &rnoifen Ga1etlmg al
Mrs. @ere % Miis u. @briiterliel1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-12

iniment

bBr altid findes i ct hvert HEN baade
Winter og SOmmer. Den er udm@rket
til Lindring af ON Halls, Frostskade
Ferkjtlelse og UfordSjelighed, Reu'
m2tisme, MOskittostik, F1uebid, Pine
og Smerter.
vi paastaar like, at fordi De bru.
ger Universal Liniment, er Diet ungd.
vendigt at tilkalde en- L@ge - men vi
we'd, at for Reumatisme, F%orvridning
Pine, Smerter og for enhver Lidelse
hyOrtil Diet er heldigt at BRUCE en-
Eminent - vii De like finde nogen
bedre end Universal Liniment.
At de, der har prGvet den, er TIL.
FREDS fortaller f9lgende lille Elk.
sempel: Mr.. John F. Carlson, Chisa-
go. Mimi, kj9bte den Sde Januar en-
Prpyeflaske; den 1Sde Januar - kun
10 Dage senere - bestilte han ct
halyt Dusin Flasker til $500. bet val
A S6SS DAu6 W I'll FcuucI, uVcm udu
havde anbefalet den.
Hvis De prGvede en- Flaske, Wide
De sikkert finde samme Tilfredsstil.
1else.
lndsend straks Deres Bestilling -
opsat Diet like!
Hvis De pr4vede blot en- Gang al
indgnide Deres Ryg og Bryst med
Universal Liniment, Wide De blive
forbauset over hvor hurtig den track.
ker ind til Roden af Lidelsen or brin.
ger Lindring.
Forhandlere og Agenter s9ges i allie
skandinaviske Settlementer.
Prison pr. Flaske er $1.OO -
6 F1asker for $500.
Send Deres Ordre i Dag til
DNNFEnrUc nn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-12
9iram Sobnion beipser ct. 3anI.

- &-.%Ea
9iram Spbnion beibger ct. 8anl.
Seaator &irom Sobnion al Cali
fornia, Der aipirerer til &reiioent=
pGroigbeoen, bar i 6enne uge be-
Iegt ct. Saul. S Maltoags Gftcs
talte font beo en- @anfet, iom 2in@
coin Club bapoe orrangeret. SEQ
fomme 2eiligbe0 talte 8orgmeiter-
fan6i6otert Gilbert @ntterlen.
Sms6ag Mften talte 9irom Sobn=
lon til e1 flor Sorfamltng / Mnbi
toriltm. Senotoren er en glimren-
De Orator, Ser foritaar at fa11ge fine
Gtlbereres Spmerfiombe6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-12
@eremt Sfnelpiller beibeer STILL
IinqbDcrne.

li%ngbpcrne.
Tbi1ltngbpernes norife @olonier
ime6eier n1e6 n1cge1 S1teres1e &c.
|ieget al Sen biitingbere6e norife
Sfueipiller 9api6 &mt6ien, ser bg'
rer til Norges be6it' fien6te Ghalia,
6prferc. Sgnner of @orecs Gam.
arbei6sfomite og flere oromotiife
Soreninger far bol6t Me6e for at
plane e1. it6rre l1n6erbol6ningsaf.
teri, bbor ST. &nn6ien bill asiiltere
paa programmed. Gn &omite mes
Erof. @isle 8otbne lom Tormano
b1cp neoiat til at toge fig al Nffn,
rem, Ser bliber &interI Glou.
S Minneapolis nil &r. &nl161en
rimeligbis optrGbc S911oog Sen 90.
Marts / llnitorfirfen. 2ofole &rpf=
ter oil asltitere &unitnerer> ser bill
gibe forifielltge Splesninger. S
|St.&al1 er 9agen laoDi6t bi6es life
en6elig ~foltiat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-12
NOrdlys.

I Fredags Morges viste ct Nordlys
sig over Byen, Diet a saa sterkt, at
Diet havde adskillig Indvirkning paa
den elektriske Strdm gjennem Tele-
graflinierne og vanskeliggjorde Tele-
graferingen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-12
PLATFORM
HER4 e.NENzE fn.Gounelma

Honest elections rejecting
the will Of the citizens.
Employment in public ser
vice based on efficiency and
personal merit.
Strict enforcement of the
law against lawbreakers with
out fear or favor.
Equitable assessment and
taxation to support govern
ment.
Public utilities to be oper-
ated primarily for public ser
vice.
An economical and pro-
gressive system of public inn
provenlents.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-12
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Seaterbrnn6.

@ialto Geater; eller be6re fienbt
UNDER 6ets gamle geabn "S5tar".
17S 6. 7tb ct, bleb Natten til
Sreoag it61te uge ct STOP for 2ner.
ne. Set ne6brGnote til @%r1tn6er,
og flere nerliggen6e @pgninger bar
|ltertt trl1et. Branopeienet habbe
en- baor6 @onnp, feren6 6e Dor Ser
TER oner Sl6e11. Sen fol6e Scat
panifeliggioroe Slufningsarbej6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-12

&nlgt til &reiibent.
Mrs. Olaf 5oblberg CT blepen
balgt til Hreii6ent for "2eogue Of
Eroteltant @omc11" be6 6orenin.
gems @arsme6e, Der bol6teS / GorS.
bags i @il6er 8pgningen.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-01-19
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y CITY NEWS z
= + I. + 4. = + 1. j. + + + + + + I. +

Weather-Idaho-T Tonight and Tues
day, probably rain or snow; colder
tonight.
Mrs. F. A. Vincent, resident of
Pullman for the past IL years, be-
came the bride of William Gunton Of
Spokane last Saturday. Mr.. Gunton
is a railroad man, located at Har-
ward, Idaho, and also holds farming
interests Mr.. and Mrs. Gunton will
man Herald
If you doubt the fact that Idaho
can play basket ball with the rest of
the teams of the Northwest you might
come to the University a few nights
this week and let them have chance
to show you the truth of the state
ment. 96-7
Rev. E. J. Oslund went to Spokane
today to attend the annual district
meeting Of his church organization
and, incidentally, to take in the auto
mobile show this week.
A. S. Frost, proprietor of the Idaho
Garage, went to Spokane Monday
afternoon to attend the automobile
show which lasts until Friday eve
ming.
Wood and Hamer at the Bon Ton
are now handling Davenports' famous
candies. The best is none too good
for them. 92tf
If any person has not been register
ed IN the census taking, please tele-
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-01-19

e. OF /. VS.. w. S. C.
BASKET BALL GAME TUESDAY
The best basket ball games played
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-01-19
TEE DAILY sTARMRRoR MOSCOW IDAHO MoSDA1 AsUAnY

in Moscow in a long time will be that
of tomorrow (Tuesday) night in the
university gymnasium between the
University of Idaho and Washington
State College of Pullman. The Idaho
team won the conference champion
ship last year and w. S. G. is going to
try to win it this year. 1t is reported
that w. S. c. has Ed. Copeland and
Bob Moss, who played with their 1915
championship team in 1915, for the
game with Idaho Tuesday night. Idaho
has strong team and will try to de-
fend the title won last year. There
ought to be a big crowd at the game
which begins at the usual hour at the
university gymnasium. See the big
display advertisement in this issue,
and be sure to see the game
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-01-19
The Best Cough Medicine.

When druggist finds that his
customers all speak well of a certain
preparation, he forms good opinion
of it and when in need of such a med
icine is almost certain to use it him
self and in his family. This is why
so many druggists use and recon-
mend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
j. B. Jones, well known druggist of
Cubrun, KY, says: 81 have used
Chamberlain's Cought Remedy in my
family for the past seven years, and
have found it to be the best cough
medicine | have ever known" J
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phone 121J, Mrs. R. B Ward, whose
census books are still open


phone 1911, Mrs. R. B. Ward, whose
census books are still open.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Williams OF
Viola were trading in Moscow today
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Anderson of Pot
latch were in Moscow today on bust
ness.
The Montana basket ball team comes
to Moscow Wednesday, See the Ida
no "Vandals" play basket ball, We'd
nesday and Thursday at the University
gymnasium. 96-7
Mrs. T. A. Myklebust and son of
Troy were visitors in Moscow today,
for the purpose of having the boys
throat treated.
Mrs. ]. Vineyard of Bovill, who has
been nursing at the hospital, left to-
day for Lewiston.
Under the auspices of the American
Legion, January 10, 20 and FL, Nc
Albert, the Psychic wonder and Miss
Dorothy Van, soprano, at Eggan's
Hall. 25c and Soc, plus war tax. 94-6
Mrs. D. A. Mcconnell arrived today
from Spokane to visit a few days with
friends and to attend to business She
stated that Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Shields are pleased with their new
home in the Okanogan country
Mrs. Leon Follett of Genesee is
spending the week visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jack Barnes, of Moscow.
The children's nursery will be main
tanned throughout the week in the
Gymnasium, the first build
ing South of the Y hut. Mothers who
are interested in the program of
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Housekeepers week are invited tc
leave their children here where they
will be we'll cared for and entertain-
ed. &C
Frank Jones, of the post office
left Saturday for Spokane to spend
a few days vacation.
Mrs. B. Hackett of Calgary, AL
berta, is visitor in the city.
j. S. Chapman of Asotin. Wash,
was in the city Sunday.
John Bruner and brother of Endi-
colt, Wash, was in the city yester-
| day.
Whipping cream now 80 cents per
pint at the Bon Ton, when you bring
your own bottle. 96tf
Ulis Gossett of Tekoa visited Sun
day with his brother, Airing Gossett,
of the Third street barber shop.
W. F. Alworth of Twin Falls, Ida
no, was in Moscow yesterday.
Mrs A. E. Alexander of Joel ar
rived today to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Victor Nelson.
w Z al z Ill Tic ludIh SI lOI leu DtGJS.
.Washburn- Wilson Produce Co. 96tf
Miss Camille Mcdaniel, who under
went an operation for appendicitis at
Moscow hospital, is reported as re-
covering nicely.
Mrs. Ollie E. Harper of Johnson,
Wash, spent the week end at the
home of Mrs. C. N Matheny.
Miss Ruth Fogle returned home to-
day from Orofino
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church will meet Tuesday afternoon
in the church parlors with Mrs. P.
Stewart, Mrs. F. D. Hawley, Mrs.
Walter Town and Mrs. Ray Carter as
hOSteSSes.
Two cars of coal on the track,
Standard Lumber Co. 96-S
Bert Hatley and Emily johnson
both of Pullman, Wash, were mar
ried at the Methodist parsonage by
Rev. H. o. Perry on Monday morning
at II o'clock. They left on a we'd |
ding trip to Spokane after which they |
will make their home on a ranch at |
Waha Canyon.
Mrs. Clara Wethered left Sunday |
LOT California, where she Will spend |
the remainder of the winter. She |
was accompanied by her brother, C.
E. Wethered, who goes to Arizona to
accept good mining position
Mrs. w. G. Scates entertained her
Sunday school class, the junior girls
If the Baptist church, at de-
ightful party at her home Saturday
afternoon. The afternoon was spent
With music and games and was great
y enjoyed by the 16 present.
E. A.. Bryan, state commissioner of
is in attendance at Farmers
md Housekeepers' week at the Uni
'ersity. Some. Others of the extension
workers of Boise, who are attending
ire, F. w. Fluharty, R. H. Musser,
Hiss Grace Richardson and Miss Dor
THY Van.
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SUNDAY SERVICES IN
MOSCOW CHURCHES
DR.. E. T. ALLEN MADE A STRONG
ADDRESS AT THE PRESBY-
TERRAIN CHURCH

Yesterday was one of the best days
in the history of the Presbyterian
church. DR.. E. T. Allen, returned
missionary from Persia, gave one of
the most forceful and inspiring adj
dresses ever heard in Moscow. He
spoke to a large congregation at the
morning service. His message kindled
deep interest in the foreign mission
work of our church. The mission sta
ton at Urumia, where Dr. Allen has
seen thirty years of service, was COM
pletely destroyed by the Turks. All
the native christians were killed or
exiled and all the missionaries were
driven out.
DR.. Allen spoke also before the
young peoples classes of the Sunday
school and again to the young peoples
group at Christian Endeavor.
Delegates to the S. V. c. at Des
Moines had charge of the evening
service. Miss Margaret Byrns, Miss
Marion Byrns, Miss Helen Johnson,
Miss Marjorie Smith and Miss Leta
Sabin gave most interesting accounts
Of the great student gathering and in
spring messages of world leaders.
They put before the church great
challenge of service. These young
people have caught great vision, |
and the church is ready to move for (
ward at their call.
At st. Marks Church.
In speaking of christian unity yes
,erday Rev. w. H. Bridge said it had
aiken 500 years to reach our present |
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That we may have grace to surrend-
sr our pride of self-opinion.
No Great Act of Heroism Required

No Great Act of Heroism Required
If some great act of heroism was
necessary to protect child from
Group, no mother would hesitate to
protect her offspring, but when it is
only necessary to keep at hand
bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy and give it as soon as the first
of Group appears, there
are many who neglect it. Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is within the
reach of all and is prompt and eff
fectual j
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At st. Marks Church.
In speaking of christian unity yes
terday Rev. W. H. Bridge said it had
taken 500 years to reach our present