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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
PALACE HIP

There are plenty of laughs In
Martha Urbanks characterization of
The Little Shepherd of Bargain
Row" from which the comedy play
let featured on the new bin at the
Palace Hip takes its name. The
name has been applied to a little
cash girl whose kindness to every
one made Il applicable. Miss Ur-
bank Is capably supported by n com
pany of three people.
Elmer Raines. in his makeup and
portrayal OF the worldly wise rustic
who Is not to be taken in by city
tricks. Is original and amusing. He
is ably supported by pretty girl
Eunice Any. who supplies the vocal
numbers. Several distinct novelties
are contributed by the fourfooted
actors participating In the Norris
animal novelty
The Morton Brothers tear paper
into airy structures. accompanying
their work with running fire of
chatty talk Sid Gilmore is furnish.
ing a bright spot with his songs,
patter and jokes.
The Andricff trio are talented Rus
sian dancers. Tho feature photoplay
IL THE shark" in which George
Walsh is starred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
LEGAL NOTICES

ifRcuLAR No Cos SEALED Pro
poHala viii be received at the Of
fico 81 General Purchasing Agent
Alaskan Engineering cnfnmiaHion.
NrHttlt. wash. not later thhn
March ~. 1890. Tor furnishing
white lead. paintH ana vanish,
bruHhrn. turpsntine and lnhHcd
oil topieH 81 this CIRCULAR may
De obtained upon application Mt
this office. or from Alaskan En-
Ein"arlng Commission. i02 Custom
House, Portland. oregon Alaskan
Engineering Commission. JUl Gus
tom House. Han frhncisco, Cali Y.
o. Reclamation Service. bgb Tram
way iiidE., Denver. Colo. hupefin-
tendcnt ~ Warehouse Indian Ser
vice. sos y Green o., Chicago.
III. bureau 1T Mines. $500 Forbes
a., FlttHburR. va. and Alaskan
Engineering Commission. Depart
mcnt Of Interior. Washington. -.
g. G. y. Dole. General iufchas-
ing Agent
office ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
ltoHH T. iilhler has taken over the
Interests of MI JohHt Ia the firm
~ JohHt A Huber. Wholesale
ErocsTa. dating March I. All nbli-
cations ~ the firm ~ Jsbst a
iiihler contracted before March
VIII be- paid hH usual by them.
JOiiNT a HELLER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
Plucky Messenger
Boy Is Injured

LEWISTON. Idaho. March l.
When Kenneth Mckenzie, II years
old, Western Union messenger boy,
was knocked down by car here. he
retained possession Of a package he
was delivering.
Please deliver this for me" he
asked n passerby. as he rcRained
consciousness on the way TO the hos.
pital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
NEWBERRY TRIAL
IS SPEEDING UP
Government Hopes to Finish
Case Wednesday

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. March
Government attorneys today
spocdcd up the Michigan election
fraud trial In hope Of completing
their case "Wednesday.
Assistant Attorney General Sou.
ter opened testimony today Souinr
WIN questioned relative TO state.
msntH made before the grand jury
by Frank W. Blair treasurer Of
the campaign Of Truman ~ Sew
berry for the senat0rHhip.
The government today attacked
the sworn statement Of Blair that
the expenses Of the primary cam.
paign were $4,000. Tho prosecu.
ton planned Co introduce expert
accountants In an attempt 10 show
the statement Incorrect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
Hoover's Friends
Want Him in COP.

NEW YORK. March i.-Repub-
leans In the 18th congressional dis
triet were circulating petitions to-
day 10 place Herber Hoover's namq|
on the party ballot in the April pre-
id.ntial primary. This was Hoove
home district when he lived In Nd
York city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
Portland Clerks
Prefer Bonus Plan

PORTLAND. March i--ThaI
agreement between the proprietofsV
Of retail clothing stores Of the city]
and the Retail Clerks union warI
not renewed toaay when II expired
The clerks decided they preferred
bonuses and profitsharing pian~l
which were Offered by the emil
ployers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
John D. Announces
His Contributions

NEW YORK, March 1.--Appro-
prihtlons agFregaiing fs.fs7.350
were made during the past year
20 universities. colleges and other
educational Institutions hy the gen.
erai education hoard. founded by
John -. Rockefeller The annual
report has just been made public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
Socialists Deny
Lenine's Program

NTTAFEDIEL. March Tie
national congress OF socialists has
voted 10 refuse adhesion 20 the
third lnternatlonaic 81 the Russian
Bolsheviki. sponsored Wy Premier
Nikoiai Lenine
The congress previously had
adopted the motion Of the French
socialist party 10 quit the second
intcrnationale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
Says World Going
to End Some Time

WAILA WALLA. March PRO
lessor Poftola take notice.
Adventist Elder T. r. Andres.
vice president Of the North American
Adventist conference here. says that
The end Of the world Is coming soon.
No date has nH yet been set"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
Burns His Still
Before Law Comes

YAKIMA. March when j T.
Burke. arrested for moonshlning
Was Jailed. he burned his sim behind
him. according to officers here. They
found a $500 pile Of ashes when
they Tcnt for evidence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
Seen a Burglar
in Pink Pajamas?

A pair OF peach'oolored pink pa
jamas and n pair OF pink garters
were included In the haul OF pref.
ties made during the night on Mrs.
Willie Sauls apartment at 2l06
Lane ST., by providers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
LEGAL NOTICES

TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN:
THIS ~ 10 certify that J. l.. Thomp-
son has made an application 10
build public garage at G30t Beacon
ave. lot ~. block l.. j. Shaffor's
Somerville "T q j." Addition.
Anyone desiring TO protest such
occupancy must file such protest
Mt the office Of the Building De-
partment, Room sos County city
Building. prior to March 10. 1890
Section a0b. building Code.
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ROME. Feb. 2s.--Ccsarc
minister OF liberated regiona
issued q statement on idlenc y
the war-devastated districts,
which he asserts that 100. 600 ~
sons are idle there. Most Of q ~
people. Nava said. are Italians ne
patriated by the war. He said 4
majority Of them planned 10 emf
crate to Brazil and Argentine bus
that tonnage was lacking at she
present time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
League Of Nations
Council Will Me

PARIS. March THE exceed
council OF the league OF MAJ
viii meet In Paris March II Z
ganize tho commission for inf
cation Of conditions in Russ
recommended by the counS
premiers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
FARM LANDS


GET A cow
SOME CHICKENS
Raise your own spudH, berries and
fruit what you pay for rent will
get you acres OF good land at
Lake Forest Park. with running
water: good schools: on a boulo-
yard; whore you don't have 10
buy fuel You have years to
pnv for II. ana the increase in
value In 2 years will not be small.
Our price II $500. with terms 40
easy that paying rent would be
wasting money.
CARTER. MCDONALD e. MILLER
20s columbia 81 Elliott $50.
FULLY IMPROVED GOING
IRRIGATED FARM IN EASTERN
WASHINGTON
40 acres. on highway. 6-room house :
barn for 30 cows and G horses
room for 200 tons hay; fruit and
dairy ranch; orchard or 16 acres,
mostly w APPS, Jonathans.
Spitzcnbergs and Delicious. 3 acres
years old. II acres 3 years old I:
land Hes well for irrigation; best
of soil: no alkali ar stones: build
inra In good repair. WIN sell
very reasonable for quick sale
VIII give very easy terms 60 re-
liable man.
Y AkIMA RIVER FARMS COMPANY
BIS Green Iildg.
oiiico open evenings also.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
GARD or THANKS THANKS

VIE WISH TO EXPRESS oUR Mp
probation and thanks 60 our many
friends for their kindness and
sympathy during our recent be-
reavemont, and for the beautiful
floral offerings. Llcwcllyn Icn-
tinH Mr. and Mrs. Evan Jenkins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
FARM LANDS

CHEAP kEW LAND ~ YAKIMA
OPENED FOR HETTiERs
In the richest part 81 this rich valley
THOUSANDS or ACRES
VIII be made productive. Tho gov
eminent 81 the United states BE-
now laying out the last extension
FAMOUS suHSYsfDE CANAL
We must finish selling our 10 600 70
acre range under this new canal
IN a limited time the prices range
from $40 per acre mp 60 tG0-oniy
Traction % what the land viii
he worth in a few months more
sou can have a long time 20 pay
with very Low interest rate
WE ARE oNNEitS YOU PAY
no commission. can or write at
once office open evenings also.
YAKIMA uINER FAitMA 90.
yis Green building
IMPROVED RANCH
10 acres good soil; cleared; only
1900 feet 90 sait water beach
new T-fuom house also nma Z
house. barn. garage. two chicken
Nnusfs and boat n puHr. young or
rhArd. kaif-acre Htrhwbrfflea
new ohio range and heater All
Tor 5000. iieo each. easy pay
nenta
NICHOLS a WOMER
40 himcklaY hld.. "a and Columbia
ron HALE = fIfRIdATED DERRY
landH near Tacoma straw be rfien.
ioganbrrries, rnspbrFrieH. chickens,
dairying i0.,ese traeta We rrn;
teams and tools. long time pay.
monts Land Dept. MeKsnnA
Lumber Company. NJ krnna. wash.
so-AcRE Farm
Close "a KENT. facing fine road
illsT upland soil. acres cleared.
RdnERr MALrnY CO. zoos "a Az.
81 ron sttE--wATEKfk
PROPERTY
WATER FRONT HOME
acres Improved. al SOUTH
hhAcu NeTy. ATTRACTIVE 8
ROBERT MAt.TnY co 1908 "a Az
SO LOGGED or LANDS
WRITE ron MAJ SHOWING To-
s.ilon lsw price Saad easy term.
70 settlers IN Western Washington
EYEnHAECaEn TIMER co
TACOMA. WASHINGTON
~ RANCHES AND ACREAGE
FOR RENT
ron RESr--sAsAfL TRACTS OF
cleared farm Land. inside city
limits. II you wish 20 do little
farming. nov iH your chance 20
help reduce tho high cost ~ living
WEST a WHEELER
Marion iiidE.
wASTED-soME GOOD PARTY TO
ffrfn acres % celery land on
Iiotheii road
WEST a WHEELER
Marion lidE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
Is SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

To help the er-s~rvice men.
The star Will publish sit
nations Wanted" ADVERTISE
Snents free OF charge for all
soldiers. sailors and marines
seeking employment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01

HFicKLAYEn. Ex-sERvfcE MAN.
wants Job on contract big or
little. Fircpi1ees specially. write
Charles 1cFsdden. General Dciiy-
cry. Fremont Station. Wash, or
wishes employment 81 any nature.
Handy aIJ-areund. egn drive any
make Of car. knows city well.
Al1Fses D~l2s. Star,
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ACREAGE
SUBURBAN HOME SITES
1--FEATunES-1
PRICE


SUBURBAN HOME SITES
1--FEATtNEA-4
pEfrE--
--sotfs--
LOCATION
Tracts fGxagz. sass. square feet
ans acre l~aA streets. OF more than
eight tnKt1as foot iuts. for 81 oVg.
on easy t~Fms In our opinion
this IL COMMERCIALLY lower o. prir.
than any other ciose-in acreage
h@inF offered for sale 81 the pfra.
snf time. Compare Il with other
prtcea. but romr mbeF sgkBg
sauars feet We have smaller
tracts IL YOU desire thefa-
koii.
The finest soil In the Northwest
Iuat take look at the celery now
brirK raised on land adjoining
80 heavy timber 70 clear off
enough cleared Tor a building site
ana garden. balance eAAiiy cleared
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81 uNtuR>IsUED APARTMENTS
AND FLATS

NEW. MODERN s.iiooM uNrcR.
nish~d apartments. hot water
heat. So and up. tts siat ave =
NRdrona car
GROOM uNFrnNiSnEp FLAT. nt
ThIrI aNn- W
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01

tfO0-FOKD TOURING
Crackerjack Ford. lots of pep; re-
Gently painted; seat covers. shock
sbsorbers; electric tail light. cut
out. Nice looking car. and motor
In dandy shape. 1900 cash. The
first one TO see u will buy ~. so
come early. and bring your check
book with you. 7f2 nth ave,
Nadrona car.
FOR sALfs--t3OO TAKES a PRE-
vatcly owned roadster. in fine
condition. Must be sold at once.
Good paint; new tires. electric
lights and starter. speed and
comfort for small car. Phone
owner. Queen Anne 302s.
THE FASHION GARAGE
Autos To hire without drivers. gtor-
ago and repairing. 22Oy Second
ave. Elliott 22f0.
FOR SALE--1sfs Nash TOURING
car. in fine condition. Good r,ih-
Der all around. Call East 7595
] "a -TON GMc WITH BODY Nrw
rubber and good condition. sr.iso
East $40. ''''"'
REQ SPEED WAGON. WIrjI fony
in first class condition ,o,'d
tires. $3.50. East Si2. so'
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STOCKS AND BONDs

WILL MY
WsHtern Smelling a Power.
Woudcork Co, 81 America.
Forks Drilling.
idharty Bonds. top prices.
WILL SELL
- Wicts Tire a Rubber SEQ
- Davis Car -............ aso
1000 Bear Creek Mining Gdab a.
t2t oroE lamp Mfg. Go. 49,. go
1000 Congressional Oh .... .i2is
eNp FORKS iAl ....s.s..sss.. 10
1000 Trojan OIL. Cat ........ Market
1000 Alaska Pet Coal ... lie
G. J. STEEpLE
lis Cherry ST. Main Sssa.
The OF Land LEASING nm is now in
rffnci Inv Irnian OH
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ACREAGE LoANs-FARM LOANS
1900 and up. prompt service. 30
years In the business
THE nURLAND AGENCY
J,aarg InIlIfpF
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4 Subscription Rates
By MAIL IN ADVANCE
IN THE STATE -
One month ........s.......s *
Three months .........-ssss.ss 20
Six months .sstss.s..ssss ts's's nA
One year s...s.sssssss.t.t 500 Wv
opTSfpE or STATE or
WASHINGTON
Price t. Tsc per month. cor 500 year
by CARRIER IN CITY ,ouo
Per month .ts....tt.tte. !. :. sv.eu
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The Seattle Star
DIRECTORY
Attorneys atIaw

J. Y. BALL - EATAii.ikHED 1887.
All cases. Consultation free. mod
crate fees 2l5 Burke Bldg. 300
Second ave. Main 1a01.
g. r. schoff. Downs iiik. 70s 2nd AZ.
Consultation free. All cases. Fees
moderate
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2 BteINEss OPPORTUNITIES

% BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
CHOICE HOTEL PROPOSITION
and pool hall for sale in coal
mining camp OF 4. 200 population.
80 beds. and not able e. meet tho
demand for accommodations. This
property paid for itself in last 10
months. Good reasons for selling
Part cash and terms. J. Marion.
Grand central Hotel. IraRauRh.
500 INVESTMENT = YOT Gan
make $40 a day. For particulars
call from to 10 n. m. or from
60 y. m. Inquire for Nelson.
sie New York Block
S-TOS AGO, GOOD CONDITION
now tires. will trade for small
piece OF land or acreage. Call Mr.
Dplfrf East 80
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The Seattle Star

ssbiIshed naiiy az 1897 seventh Ave.
Seattle. Washington
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wANTED-REAL ESTATE

WANTED
Small and large improved ranches,
any good locality. Also small
tracts cloFe to Seattle. suitable for
country homes.
NICHOLS a. WoMER
40 Hinekley Bid. "a and Columbia.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1920-05-07
"KNOw WHERE you STAND ''

Bismarck. April * .-"Know Where
You Stand" publication edited by
Sgt. Douglas 8. McCallum and Maio,
Charles u. Sheridan at Helena, Mont.
has been established as the official ORG an
for Montana service men in fight
against the inroads of Townleyism ana
Bolshevism in that state.
In the first issue: copies Of which have
been received in Bismarck. a history Of
the activities Of A. g. Townley and, W.
+. Dunn, and the 60 called Labor League
and Nonpartisan Leagne convention at
Great Falls is given much prominence.
Dunn, who was editor Of the Butte
Daily Republican, who has openly es-
poused the cause Of the ]. w. W., leo.
tured for that organization and Who was
convicted Of seditIon in federal court,
together with. .A. q. ToHnley, president
Of the Nonpartisan league. also convict
ed Of sedition IN Minnesota, were the
moving factors OF the Great Falls CON.
vention which was called for the puy-
pose Of amalgamating the labor Of the
Nonpartisan farmer forces.
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II DOES The WORK
. GEO. ouAGNR SAYS
St Paul Man Declares Tanlac
Helped Him Like Others
Said It Helped Them.

Il don't know what tits, but there's
something about this medicine that cer-
tainly does the work, said George Olin.
ger. ~ he purchased . bottle of Tanlac
at the st. Paul drug store in ST Paul,
Minn.. recently. Mr.. Olinger has lived
IN st. Paul for many years. he .is en-
ployed by leading wholesale hardware
concern and his address is 433 West 7th
street.
ut beats anything I have ever run
across" he continued. ''why. have
already gained nine pounds and am just
buying my third bottle. For more tha
year now, that is until I began taking
Tanlac, l have been taking treatment
for my kidneys and stomach but Just
kept getting worse. My kidneys dis
turbed me so often at night and my back
ached so bad that couldn't sleep. I
got In such bsA fix that 1t was all /
could do to slick to my work. My back
hurt me 80 when I stopped over to pick
up ::anything I could hardly keep from
crying out. My stomach would bloat
upl.with sour gas and had attacks of
indigestion that kept me feeling miser-
able for hours. My tongue was thickly
coated and always got up in the morn
ing with sickeninR taste in my mouth. !"
"But since began taking Tanlao my
troubles have disappeared and am now
building up rapidly IN weight and in
strength. can now life hundred
pounds easier than I could ten before
aud never feel pain in. my back any
more. My kidneys are in fine shape. and
l have such big appetite that can
hardly get enough to eat and never
feel sign of indigestion now no matter
what I eat. Tanlac has helped me just
like the people whose statements read
in the papers said it helped them. am
certainly glad decided to try my luck
with it, for believe it has kept me from
having to lay of and lose time from my
work. I honestly believe it's the best
medicine ever sold in drug store"
"Tanlac is sold in Pembina, by
R. G. STINSON.
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Il (.
Tho Democratic county COMMITTEES
NIT in the court house at Cavalier the
same time the Rsp1b 1blicans held forth in
ths city hall. Al the true blue Jack
sonianitss who could got away from
home iof the occasion seemed 70 be
thers md 4 reminded us of many years
20 whsn Cleveland and Bryan wsrs u
ths l'' head q that party. Many q the
sanns facss who have stood the blunt of
carrying tbs ,ssuss of that partyto !
asccsssful sslsction wers ssen % tho
stfsets ltsr attsading B % general
bna,nss the commit pissed Ii nomi.
natton ths following lsgfliativs ticket:
Az. llI I. a Dssslssy u Csystal Az 10 ssnsts,
RElsA. + ] Lone q 5Dray ttsa, Arthur McMurs
ne ~ alhs3lss ss md PAnl Johnson of
Mountain = ssispls eiata atives. u Il
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Since the SPionser Expfsss publishsd
tho prosps psctus,ior watsrNofks sfos Pom.
bins some time ago. considssable has
bseu ssaidS ior and against tho under
taking on account % the cost TO the CON.
sumner. Some Wild statemsnts havs
been msdeI BY those who can sse no
material benefit Ia il.
The following letter e submitted By
8. A. 6lverts, who represents the Chsr.
les =. Pillsbary Co .oi Minneapolis, and
il based upon actual expenses fol. such
water system as would be required here
and II should satisfy those who are vii.
ling to accept facts. It is q good idea
TO discuss these matters for It gives
everybody an opportunity to look into it
intelligently. Mr.. siyerts says:
NJ. II. Miller, Mayor,
Pembina. N. d.
Dear. Mr.. Miller: !.
A fair estimate Of installing water and
sewar connections will be around 9l.75 q
foot. This will include y" lead pipe,
and the very best materials. In case
the party wishes to do their own Dip
ginR, subtract sixty cents foot from
this amount. For parties desiring to in.
stall . water works in their yard, the
cost will be for this alone, Sl.26. Con-
sequently, for q party desiring to put
the water tap in their yard, and, have it
arranged 30 that they can draw water at
any time Of the year, the cost from the
center Of the street, for forty feet say,
will be around 5000.
After'seeing you IN Psmbina recently,
] heard the statement made that water
works system could OILY be used during
nine months in the year. The party in.
forming me was OF the opinion that dur.
ing the three months Of winter it would
be impossible to draw water from the
tap. This, Of course, Is not true, as even
though the tap we're out in the yard, it
would be possible to arrange it SO that
one could get water at any time Of the
year. ,l
The contract for the water and sewer
system at Fertile, Minn., was let April
10Th. and We received very gooa bids; in
fact, the contract was let for about s15O
less than the engineers estimate Of it.
Yours very truly,
- s. A. SlVERTS
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..SERvlcE" rs OUR MOTTO.

Auto and tractor repairing Of all @
kinds. Tops, back curtains and seafss
covers installed. Radiators repair.
ing and carbon burning.
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attsnd the county convention whloh NJ
bold; at Cavalier on Wednesday: Ward
aRlNslio. Rlsli 4 q. y. Isif1r; Ward No. John
Heneman and q. w. Empey; Ward No.
I3, .. r. Langton and q. @: Thompson.
The township elected Wllfred Bourgeois
and 3. p. Ottem. The attsndsncs was
gool considering the little interest
usually taken in caucuses. 5sS IL
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lle II /! r 4 ''loile Express.
=. n. Va1dwsll. a. d. Thcrnpu4so
ARDWELL . IOllPSON
sElns 900. s. Foreign Countries,
4e.B0
REPt)BLlcAN coNvHNTloN.

Tho Rspublicatl convention held q
Cavalier Tnesday was ons 81 the old
fashioned kind. where delegates were
present elected from tho different pre-.
-oincts in the county. Many Of the old
timers who have been standing behind
Tho principles Of that party Tor many
years. were there, with many new mem
bora who were ready to do their duty to
place in nomination mon who are oppos.
Cd to Towley,sm and all that crowd
stand for. Il tis interesting to, see the
shange Of sentiment throughout the
country after four years Of control OF the
state affairs by that imported bunch Of
politicians who have practically swamp.
ed the state with unnecessary expenses
TO the taxpayers. In the past the Town.
10y element were on the offensive. All
they had to do was to criticlse what the
ether parties had been doing but now
that they have been running things their
swn way people gee what the purpose Of
the leaders was. We believe when next
election is held there will be disappoint-
nentsto those who have not yet opened
their eyes to the financial condition of
the state today.
The convention was called to order by
j. LaMoure Jr..s.as chairman and An.
drew Robbie as secretary. Committees
we're appointed on credentials and to
submit = list of delegates to the state
convention at Mlnot and to select a
legislative ticket after which an adjourn
nent was taken to ono o'clock. p. m.
On feconvening the7temporary organi-
1ation was made permanent and the fol-
lowing named delegates were elected to
the state convention: g. H. Hills of
Batheate, g. H, Garnett OF ST. Thomas,
J. LaMoure Jr. of Pembina, Andrew
Robbie of Cavalier, E. 81. Bergman Of
Gardar, "A. ]. McF Fadden of Nsche, Robt,
Thacker Of Hamilton. "A. a. Allen OF
Walhalla, H. NJ. Waldren Of Drayten.
The committee on selecting leglsla
tive ticket reported. the following who
were nominated without opposition:
Fred VanCamp Of st. Thomas for the
senate, John Halcrow OF Bowesmont, j..
Is. Olafson OF Gardar and r. M. Carson
Of Bathgate for representatives.
After discussing various issues Of i'm
terest to the general public and which
will be part Of the subjects for the cleo.
slon this fall, the meeting adjourned.
A fuller report will be given next week.