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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09

r oUIE's FRENCH DRY CLEAN.
IL ERS, who have filed their entry
in Tho Star Junior Baseball league
have just about made up their lineup
for the year. They played under the
name OF Pirates last year and fin.
ished among the leaders.
Ray GazuIes will hurl the deceivers
for the Cleaners. lie was one OF the
best mound men In the league last
year
Cliff Breen will take care OF the
catching.
Harold Bracken will work nj first
base. Ben Kalmen will take care OF
second base and Ed O'Connor will
cover third Jimmy Logan. at short.
stop. will complete the infield.
Ora Bracken viii perform in cen.
ter field. Bill Kendall will work in
right and Art Duffy will fill In at
left field.
The Cleaners are working out ut
Walla walla playfield and will use
this field as their home grounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09
SCHNEIDER IN FOLD

LOS ANGELES. March s.-Pe,e
Schneider was expected 10 report to
the Vernon camp for training today.
The star Tiger outfieldcr came 20
terms with the management yaster.
day after long negotiations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09
Wrestlers VS.. Tacomans

Coach Arbuthnot is using his var.
sity men against them this season.
Joe crumb has cinched his place
as the 15s.pound representative
from tho university. Other bouts
will decide the contestants before
the tournament.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09

The Star Champions

Going thru The basketball defeat the Battery
piled cnvb The The
will be the honor Battery dinner the Amoy
tonight The Star trophy will be The baeees pic
tured below follows op row. Franklin Shistd Jimmy Maoy Enoch
Schultz "Red" McIan Bill McAdams, Don
Ripley Ralph Etchcy Army Bakenhus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09
YELLOWHORSE
SHOWS STUFF

Chief Ycllowhorse Is showing tho
training camp. The rest of the hurl-
ing corps still have the winter kinks
In their arms and are taking IL easy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09
Washington Shooters Lose

Harold Crosby and r. T. CoTburn
made perfect scores OF 100. Each Of
the other men on the Washington
team scored one miss. The Eastern
men are considered the best marks
men in the East. according 10 MAI.
w. ID. Frazer OF the local X. o. T. G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09
Bout
on Mitt
Horizon
Tommy Gibbons Faces
Real Test in Harry Creb
in Gotham Mix

Ill Tommy oh
b o ms. " b o . =
knockout record
had n successful.
"a In I erruptei
run OF several
months. until he
met the tough
BARLEY Madden.
he able 20 boost
his batting nv-
erage" at the ex-
pense OF Harry
Greb. when they
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09
TICKETS ON SALE

SAN FRANCISCO. March -
Tickets for the opening game OF the
Coast league season went on sale
here today. Seattle opens at San
Francisco and the date is April 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09
PROF. O. II. RICHARDSON q

the University OF Washington VIII
speak at the College club at 17:is
p. m Friday on The Achievements
Of the Arms Conference Mt Washing.
ton"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09
r. A. HAzELTINE. general fed

crsl prohibition agent on duty in
Seattle during the winter. has been
appointed federal prohibition direc-
tor for Southern California with
headquarters in Los Angeles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09

There viii be no stand
ard ball adopted for The
Star Junior Baseball
league, and either cork or
rubber-centered balls can
be used. Each home team
must furnish two balls in
good condition for each
game. The third ball
must be furnished by the
visiting team and then
they rotate. The reason
no standard ball will be
used is because many of
the players have already
purchased their supplies
for the year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09
Cuban Star Can Play
Eight Places on Club
Cueto Has Tried Every Position Except Pitcher; He Is
Expected to Fit in at Either Short Third or Outfcld
for Tribe; Seals Have Versatile Pair
BY LEO II. LASSEN

HE Seattle Indians have real ace in Manuel
Cueto. the Cuban tosser. who should prove
to be one of the most versatile and most
valuable players in the league IL he lives up
to his reputation.
Walter McCredie is figuring upon Cueto
as his regular third sacker. but the way the
club is shaping up now he may be shifted
to the outfield.
baseball since 1919, but he has played con-
siderably in Cuba and should be star in
the Coast loop.
Cueto can play any position on a ball club
And he may be able To hurl some tnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09

Aubstiiutfonss stacy SHOW pfessen-
tin for Hut sinsou, Hutchinson for Pres
s~nfln, Starrstt for Singer singer for
Gerry. fmperiAls-~None.
t1sid Co.is-hoore. 7. pre-sniin ..
Lynch q
Pre- thro~s-Pressentin 4. Bond ;.
Lgueh !.
In the r~cond game the Pirates de.
feated Washington Park IL 10 IL.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-16
Auttaia Torstalns Maalisk. 16 p:na 1922

bonttimiiesta talle ieurofunnalle.
gtiimielinen toipomils oil, ettG iaa
taiiiin pappi boitamaan tGt1 ieuro.
funtaa. Iiiasta monipiioliiesti fes.
fusteltra pG1tettiin jGttGG ala Icu-
raj. iobtofunnalIe, jofa welypoitct-
lin toimimaan aiinn iubteen pest.
Redistribution aipuStamona.
10. Sartausfofoufiia jobtamaon
ia ieurafunnalliiia toimia tefemGGn
ieuraf. %papittomana ollesio ia mint
toin malmomaan ie,lraf. bengelliieS
td tilaa ipalittiin %. Sreeman, &11s
ii SirfpelG ia Wrs gfieli 8effola
iefG i%11ntoien mifaan ieurnf. job
~tofunta.
II. IpbGfouliin iobtaiafii malit-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-16

ouf CT ieurafunnan fmluneen ipito.
Den toimintaan M. III. ban ianoi:
"Wie faifin tieoGmme minf1 tGboen
mime tolwena nGibin aifoibin sro.
iimme itienaiicsta ieurafunnusto ia
pbopimme tlioefii ieurafunnafIi.
Siibenban meioat pafotettiin iilId,
fun ieurafuntaan iiialle tuotiin ops
pi iota Naamatln ia omuntuntom.
me mitaan emme moineet bptuGf,
igG. goeIlG ianottu on toll i'm e.
roomme, maiffa it'd on foetettu
toiiefii WGGristelIGs Sa taisteIu, mi.
I'd tGGlla on faptp eronrme iGlfeen,
on ollut taistelua elponfeliumin 10
toiien eipanfeliumin (@ol. II, 81
mGlillG, paiffa it'd on foetettlt ilrun
nata ACKNOWLEDGEMENT taistclufii."
8. 2uettiin ebelliien fofoufIen
%poptafiria ia bptudfipttiin.
~ 2esfiroutpo Waria Solstin
anomus pGastG ieurafuntamme bb.
tepteen bpwafipttiin.
5. Yastori &c. 90. @esterbacf IN.
Fl Duoiifertomufienia, iofa %fofonoi-
iulioesiaun iu~laistaan f~irffofintam
me t. no. wuoiifiriasio. Gostorin e.
littGmdt tilastot oioittinot i~euraa.
mna: iGienlufu Ieurof. mt miebiG
20, Malta 20, poifia 80, tpttojG 80,
Dbt. 10S. &astettu 7 lasta, bail6at-
TIT 5 rilumista, %rippifoulitn lGpi las
fettit 6 miorta 10 otpioliittoon mi
bittp 2 paria. 8pbdfoulrtsio fGonpt
noin 40 lasta.
6. Stettiin lpbpt pdliaifa, iolla
oiolla nal1tittiin ierraf. naisten tar
ioamoa fabpia leiposten fonsIa.
7. 2nul,tn laitlettllu @. &ontel.
fdptiin toimia jatfamoon.
s. Sobtof. eroomismliorosia oil
eiimies SO. Sreeman ia firtlri @i-
NC &aufo. Seitraatpalle muoOelle e.
iremiebefii malittiin Sc. Sreen;on ia
fiijurifii Mler &artfo.
s. SuIi ellie fpi1mps popin
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-16
Gairpurt, Din

Selmiturn 23 b. oil nuoriiolii-
ton ompeluieuran fofcus WrS 30
Ion luona. SielI1 iuoritettiin obiel-
maa. Sionin &anteteen lnilut eth.
p11sIG oil obielmano. Natti Safo-
la lufi 2asten poStillosta ia ianlas.
ia pitt lpbpen pubcen. &csflisteltiin
jublamatfasta g~lsbtablla Sarborin
muoriioliiton w"uoiiiublaan ia wa.
littiin ebustaia.
@onbempain ompeluieuron TO.
fous oil Mrs Saaren lltona Poi,
mGlIG fello 2 maalisfrltn 9 pdipG-
M. Sasia tiIaiiulibesia pubui pas-
tori 8. @. 8ilen. &~esfusteltiin
manbempain ompelmieurnn naiSten
ip~roltll1blnsta lofa on maalisflltn
16 p6iwanG. B0ptGrabaa tuli $3.50
fabwitarioilusta. SmpeIuieuron fo-
fousta Ell ole, nimitt6in manbem-
pain, ennenfltin m~oalisfl1un 80 phi
mGnG ja iilloin on mG1rG fofoon-
tua Mrs 8acfan luofie.
Maria 9.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-16
Yreba, @inm.
Suntenlotoin

Sllesimi nitori tptto ~fuljesfelin
feidlomallani fofoilemasia fanian
iuusta laltieita, iananlasfuia, rrt-
noia ia mitG main Jain fofoon iltom
&iriol. Seuralle Seliinfiin. Dim
S:iGn pitdjdsiG, iosia iuuri oil
mietettp gtelG pobjanmaan nlioriio-
ieuran muoiijublaa. Siell6 of poll
Jon tuttapin. &iirl1bbin eiemolle,
rosfoanlailet matfalalifut fG-
oesiGni ia oifa rupeii ole
mnnn fiireinen ebtiGfieni oifanaon
ostamaar1 matfalipun. &1melin ia
ajattelin, fun tuli niitG t1ttomia
tpblillG ~ajoneunoilln, ettd ioan bell
I'd ebfG fpptiG. Whttta fun tltlimot
lGbelle loimGt bemoiiaan ~piisfalla
ia noitroiipot imaten ~rasfasta fdr-
tnmustani. 81 mitltta nerrpoo fliin
p~onnistoa eteenpGin. 81 aifnafaan
min tltli bieno ~1errosmies aiain fiji
pnoiofGrrpillG, joisio on main pb-
ben bengen pienen pieni istltma-
iio. SON pioGttGG bepoienin ia ia.
MOO; "Soanfo nina ottao teibGn
lauffunne? Sulfaa itiefin tGnne".
So paiffa Ell nGDttGnpt oleipan tilaa
min iitd oil ia f"ilpobeponen lao
m1iutti NJ tltttaipot, ettG olimme
ennen oiemallo fuin be.
&iitin bpmGntefiid6ni enfG fos-
faon ole iaanut tietGd banen nine
GGn eifG b1nfdGn minrn. Mtutto
ipoiffo iiit1 OH oifaa fulrnlt Tiff
40 10. min miel1fin tllee miefceni:
"&Dp1n nina alma muiston ia pa.
ba eli meme mielestGni".
Iilttapilta en- iaanut opua mutt
ia tuntematoin oitttoi. Serrofin
orttna, moifto ltIein maellommc
mieraana b1nelle. Toimotan boiis.
foa fen1ttd ia ritniosta Siimolnn
iiunmtsta @uttajalIe ia fen Iitfia-
funnoIle.
@lirtn monoto
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-16

tim so. Sreeman ia Mrs SirmelG.
Opettaiifii taiffi entiiet, iamoin ro.
bastonboitaia ia firiuri. Siiolnm,-
tettiin, eta 8. YstGp1n ~tilausaifa
or loppunut tamdn piiooen TAM
milf. 1 p:G1n. MDosfin otettiin
buomioon Scr &plm6ien toimomiis,
etta ieuraf. itd-pobiois fiilmalle pc
r~astettaiiiin ppbdfoulu. @iia jai p.
foulun iobtaiien buolefii.
~. @bustajan l6bettGmiIestG g.
firfon muoiifofoufieen fesfusteltiin
ia padtettiin eb,istuia ldbettdd jog
iainfin on mabbollisto.
13. gnanfeliumiiiblain piettGmi
iestG emf feidnG fesfusteltiin ia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-16
srabboef, q. ..

4pIId oIemme tddlld laarreet to-
tea militia truttitl Dafotan talpilef
mnrsfpt. Sonmi- ia belmifuu oll'
mot, bormoia p1ipid lnfuitttotto'
malta, pbtGmittaista pprpn. Sefpo'
flo ia naiitoforioo on fnollilt pallo
n1iIId tienoilla. Sofu on arfpioi'
mt. eta gmmons ia 2ogan faiiit'
teis5o on fiioIIut bepoiio tand tal'
meno pbteenia pli 1000. @dnrd foif
ii eimat ole fuoIleet rebiin piiiltfee'
Teen = iosfin ie lienee iitilrtrt lop
moon beifon rapinnon ia fpl'
mppocn piiofii on forjdlaiimOls'a
roiwonnrrt jonfitnlainen balipdiisrm
II. mieoen runioasti ltbreIa. elol'
ioottoo nGbtt1G aifpon teripeelfa ia
eroiioIto ia iomasio tiofiosio lp'db'
t1S istupoon o%ientoon jostd et G.
nGdn pddie joloiIIeen, moan 1of'fiif'
t,tnrin fliIittt,ia .eldin fiolee linton
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-16
Y6btGfirja

&irioitettu &intpren, &c. Oof.
&aniallisieurof. muoiifofoufiesio
ieirof. jGienen 9lfieli Beffolan ia.
lola maolisf. 9 p. 1922.
1. Gnnen fofoufien nirolliien
pitolen olfamista laulettiin multto-
milo robfaiiemia lailuja 9. &antc.
lecsta ia pbbpimme rufouficsio
pppt6mGGn Sitmalan i%iunousta TO-
fnifielIennle ia pastori Besterbocf
pubui Sim. 2:t-5 joboolla ieura-
human m~erfitpfiestd ia ieurof. iG-
ienten tpelfpolliiuufiista ieuraf. IL.
i1lliIen elGmGn fiiin mposfin fun
fin uSfonelGm1n iubteen.
9. Scum mieIG OF laiilettii 9 4:to
ierrof. eiimies SO. 5recmon afuoii
fofoufien ipirolliien pliplen, iolloin
eniin t~iIoiflniteen moIiitiin firiu-
reifii gIer &oitfo ia 90. q. Bester-
bocf. Senidlbcen eiimies tefi fotiob-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-16

Sfan ip0amesi6 anteefii. SatmaIan
&aritia fontoi ia otti pois maail.
man ipnnin, fiiten Sierra oil pro.
feeton foiltta ianonut: "Min1 tab-
Don len moan iDnnit ottaa pois M
bend p1im1na~. SAT. SO. Suma.
Ian taboon fnitta me olemme fer
ran ppbitetpt Seeiufien &ristufien
rulrmiin ~,ibraamiiello. Sebr. 1910.
"Yboelld ilbrilla on ban ~ijanfaiffi.
feSti tapoelliiefii tebnpt ne, iotfa pp
bitetddn" eli off. ppbitettdmdt. gu
mala oil &~ristufiesia ia iopitti
mooilman itleniG fansia eif1 lufe.
nut BELLE beibGn riffomlfiiaan% 2
&or. SIG.
Onbon Ills iellpGG ettG maailma
iopitattiin, jofa on aipan lama
fl1in, ettG mailman limit Ssyuma-
Ian eoesld anteefii annettiin. SiitG
moi raamatltsta iaaba runIaosti to
oistifiia, iilla iefd manba ettd III.
Il testamentti tooistomat, ettei See
Jus fantonut ia poisottanitt ainoas-
tam usfomaiSten ipntejG, maan eft
tG foiffien ipnnit olipat bGnen pGGl
leniG beitettp. &aiffi eroitllfietta o.
pat I11nastetltt, ia ltnastlts on ia-
mao fiin lpntein onteefiiantamts
SSumolan puolelto". @f. III, &ol.
1:14, 2:13, IA.
&uinfa oliiifaan ientGGn iuuresta
merfitpfIestG Siumalan olialle, jog
ibmiiet abferoitiiiimat Srmalan o.
tpiilIa fdiittG1 mifG IN ero &ristiif-
fen %iomintotpon, ionfa ban on teb-
npt toto mailman iDntein iomin.
motif, ia len Observation-Disclosures o.
mistlf1ena ip1liIl1.
SGslG oGemme b1tomonneet ettG
2litber ia @ngitrom molemmat nGpt
tGm1t roamotun tooistuflilla ettG
&~ristufien fuolema +. 0. (peri) riit
tdG mailman ipntein iopitufIefii.
Wtutto mtpoSfin be opat molemmat
tooistaneet, ettd Observation-Disclosures
ia nauttii ainoastaan ie, iofa usfoo
&ristufieen. Sofa ei usfo lefabote-
taan. &c ettG epGusfoiiet faoote-
taon ei misiGdn iubteesia balmen-
no eifG palottele &riStufien lomin-
totpotG, iiIlG eibGn 3ristufien 10.
ipintotpo fet1Gn faoota enempG1
frin ipntifGG1, iind &ristusban on
meioGt irntri lunastanut ipnnistG.
Wl1tta iemmoinen iofa Ell uSfo, eta
&ristus on litnastonut faootetun ia
tliomih1n ibmiien faifesta ipnnistG,
ban epGilce &ristuflen tGpoellistd
iofpintotpot1 ia main ollen on mo
ninfertoinen maboottomuus paastd
nauttimaon bpmG1 omantnnnon
ronbao SimoIan fansia ia main
b1n orjan taipoin ipet11 ttlenla
pois fen arnton omistuflesto, 1otl-
ia rpoipGri ristilld iai, ia len lai
fofo maoiImo ia lie tGptpp felipotn
toto maailmalle. nsfo tpaan, eta
iomasia pppfisid, iosia fofo maoil-
pestiin piibtuofii OGet iinafin
p1ibbistettu.
Grmon tiiripisfa
Sobn auffOnen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-16

pG1tofiefii tuli ettd ilblitaan in-
bannufien aifana. Iiim b~ltolebtimi
men ia iublien idriestaminen iatet-
til ieuraf. io~btofunnalle.
IA. Seitrafunnm iobtof :taa muiS
titettiin ieuraf. ennemmin tefem1S.
I'd pGGtofiestd fosfien robalainan
ottamista feurafunnalIe.
Is. YoptGfiria p1dtettiin iulais-
ia 9(uttaiosia. &irieen ~waibtaiafIs
9lnttaialle palittiin @ler @aifo.
16. Y~0ptGfirja luettiin fofontSel-
Ie ia bppafipttiin.
&ofoufien puolesta
Mott Sreeman, clinics; @ler &ai-
TO, sc. g. 8esterbacf, firilri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-16
e~ritpiiempia tusfan ilmoifuia.

&pll1 t1mG talmi on ollut anfara
ainafin tdmGn ieiloun farmapeillc.
<ipuus ia tuumulis pei mime fe.
: ian peltomiliat ia anfara tolpi on
tappanut elGimet - ibmisten onfe.
risto ponnistufiista buolimatta
miutamilta aiipon fulfil. Sifli mo-
nj maamieS fatielec ipnffGnG III.
iemaiiuutta. Sospa ientaan iofainen
fomaa fofe,pa ibminen %jofiaiii mitiS
taa, ettei moimafas ia bppd Suma-
las ole pielG fuollut. Silloin oliii
mielG fGriim6sid ipoGmesia toipoa,
jofa wabmistaa ia loboiittaa.
IF. 2 pm iltana lesfirouipa 8
rene Sotela ia mtorimies ernest
glntti pistaptpipat &anialliSleuro-
funnon pappilasio, josia be pbbiS-
tettiin apioliiton liliilla liteillo.
Moriian, MT Wers Intti, on leSfi-
maimon Wers Waria Solstin tpt1r,
lpnt. @telG.O afotasla. SGnen emil
mGinen miebenid 9oarlo Sofelo
fuoli topatrrmailesti folmotta Wuot
ia tafaperin. Scr @rrtest Intti OIL
olllt tGllGperGll1 uieita nuolio,
miime oifoina Scr Irne Stromn
fansia maofrannut Sobn Solstin
moatiloa lGbellG iuomalaisten firf-
foa. Barbain onni ierratfoon beitG
EelGmGniG taipaleellol
8iime aifoina on Ir~ttajasia pls
Tut firjoitufiia pi&SIeen ia toiieen
post. sc. &ipen ottamiiesta firffr-
funtamme pappien iouffoon. &irioi
tufiet omat pporineet ZEN fplpmpfien
pmpGrill1 josfo bGn Sumalon lo-
nan mifaan on felmollinen moi CT.
MinG olen it'd mieltG, etta alo-
tusten maibto iiitG aiiasta Ell rpic
terneelliiiin tulofiiin. @oibaan re-
pi1 aufi ne firpelepGt baarpat, jot-
ia SSumolan raftouoen Sengen fout
ia opat parantuneet. Slen = lima
mielesiG, ettG pubeena olepa fplp-
INNS fuitlitit niitten aiioin ionffoon,
ipisto Haomattu antnn ielp1t neli.
mot. ga MILLION &aomottu ontoa
ielpGt ~mGGrGpfiet iostain aiiosto
on meioGn ltsfomoiiina ie%trattoipo
niitG, pitGpopttGmG niibin fuuntele.
malta tunteemme tai j1rfemne oon-
til. SifIipd oliii mielestdni paras-
ia, ettG fitfin oiiaan fiintpnpt tittfi'
II tarfoin &aamattio ia bofili liels
ia ielnG1 nostarsto tGbGn tpIpmpf
Teen ia toiIi fen julfi emf firfollis-
foforfiesiamme, josia oiia lurllof'
leni tiilee eiille. &pipmps Ell ole an
teefii notwithstanding maan Snmn-
Ian jGrjestpfiestG ia m11raDfltstd,
ia ne eimGt milutit mcio1n onteef-
iiantamilellomme eifG an%teeflionto-
mottomluoellomme. SebGn on mar
ma aiia.
SiIor &oltfo, jonfa ioirastumileS
ia olen ennemmin f%irloittorit, on
10 paronnitt Min poljon, eta moi
ipGbin ola jalfeilla.
aristaf Siripeld tddlld on fool
tam pieni mics, mttta iiitd buoli-
motto on bGrrelld faifen aifoa tnnl-
Ia oIIut inuret muamwilielpsbonl.
mat. so tand puortna entiiid INIT
remmat. Sdn MIN. on ottannt boi'
toofleen t6man firjoittojan farmi-
toIouoen emf marrosfuitbin asti.
SSr,G Iii11 DIR SirpelGn boitoon
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-16

Hanta tullaan tapaamaan mOnen
mailin takaa.
DR. Doran on tutkinnon suoritta-
nut .laakari ia on hanella Wisconsin
in fupakirja. Satunnaisesti kay han
Walton suurimmissa kaupungeissa
antaen kaikille vapaasti tutkinnon
ia neuvot, vain laakkeet maksavat,
JOS niita halutaan.
Saapumalla laheisimpaan kaupun-
kiln antaa han sairailie t~ilaisuuden
saada parhainta mita laaketiede vol
tarjota. Han Ell hoida pitkallista UNI
pisuolen tulehdusta, sappis kivia, vat
sahaavoja tai k~urkkurisoja.
Ihmeellisesti on han p~arantanut
useita vatsas, suoli-, maksa-,verl,
tho, hermo., sydan-, munuais, vesi.
tulehdus- ia perasuolitautia.
Vaikka olisitte 10 kauan s~airasta-
meet tulematta terveemmaksi. alkaa
kuitenkaan laiminlyoko tata tilais
suutta. silla useinkin taudin pituus
johtuu vaarasta hoidosta, eika itse
taudista.
Muistakaa yllamainittu paiva, jol-
loin tutkinto on vapaa ia hoito eri-
laista.
Naineet naiset saapukoot miesten.
sa kanssa ia lapset vanhemplensa
kanssa.
Osoite: Medical Laboratory OF Dr.
Doran. 1886 Boston BLOCK
Minneapolis, mihh'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-16
Saapuu
Hurley'iin
DR.. DORAN

Spesialisti, eli vain nimelta, vaan 25
". k~Okemuksen tahden.
Eli kayta veista.
Antaa vapaita ~neuvOja
Keskiviikkona huhtik. 5 p.
Senate hOtellissa
klO 10 ap. = klO A ip.
AinOastaan l paiva
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1922-03-09
Importance of SUNLIGHT.

DR.. G. w. Saleeby. F. r. s., Edin-
burgh, well-known British hygienist,
in recent article in the Manchester
Guardian, spoke Of the striking contrast
between children of western Canada
and children in Scottish cities, and
stated that he believed one of the
reasons for the superb quality of Ca
madam children was to be found in
sunlight. In considering the relative
Importance of sunlight as an antiseptic
and a stimulant, he thought that the
secret of sunlight as a master n.y.
gienist might lie in its stimulating
power upon our vital processes in
general, including those of resistance
to disease" Since leaving Canada he
had seen the sun cure of many cases
where no antiseptic action Of the light
could be in question. In Switzerland
he had observed the benefits of sun
light both generally and in the work
of DR.. Roller, who since 1903 had
practised the sun cure for surgical
tuberculosis, so-called, and various
other diseases-the value Of sunshine
being in the violet and ultraviolet
(hygienic and therapeutic) sun rays.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1922-03-09
AMERIC IAN TREES IN GREECE
New verdurs for Barren Hills Around
Athens Expected to Influence the
Annual Rainfall.

Mrs. p. Martineau, the expert on
Horticulture and tree planting, has just
returned to England from visit to
Athens, where she has been advising
the king and queen of the Hellenes in
the culture and laying out Of gardens.
She has spent a good deal of time in
California and has found that the
drought-resisting trees and flowers of
that country are particularly suited to
Greek soil. ...-.
The queen has formed a small soci-
ETY. among her friends with the object
Of furthering tree planting in the coun-
try. All the streets of Athens have
been planted with pepper trees, the
light green foliage, of which, with elusz
tiers of berries, is very effective. The
pepper tree, an evergreen, is a native
of California. Another tree seen there
is the maritime pine, with which the
queen hopes to clothe the hills Of
Greece as far as possible. Some of
the small hills surrounding Athens are
already covered with this drought-re-
sisting tree,which is particularly suited
to soil which is practically lime and
dust. The maritime pine grows very
quickly, and Mrs. Martineau thinks
that the covering of the hills around
Athens may have the effect of bringing
more rain.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1922-03-09
First Pub. Mar. 9-6t)
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

Default having been made in the payment of
the sum of $2,986.80, claimed to be due and
which is due at the date of this notice upon a
mortgage executed by August Swanson, a
single man, mortgagor, to Hilda Reinhold now
Hilda Nelson, mortgage. dated February 1st,
register of deeds of the county of Mile Laos
and state of Minnesota, February 9Th, A. D.
1918. at eleven o'clock A. M. in book "7'' of
mortgages on page $50, on the following de-
Laos county, Minnesota, to-wt: The south
west quarter of the northeast quarter (swA
of neA) and the northwest quarter of the
southeast quarter (nwA of seA) of section
thirty-two 1927 in township thirty-sx 1857,
range twenty-six (26) according to the gov
having been made in the payment of the 1920
taxes on said land amounting to $150.S4, which
taxes have been paid by the said nartgagee
whereby there is claimed to be due and is due
at the date of this notice upon the said mort
gage the sum of $3,13764.
Notice is hereby given that said mortgage
will be foreclosed by sale of the said premises
therein described, which sale will be made by
the sheriff of said county at the front door of
the high school now used court house in
on the 21st day of April A. D. 1922 at two
o'clock in the afternoon at public vendue to
the highest bidder for cash, to pay the said
debt and taxes amounting to said sum of
S3.137.64, and interest thereon, and the dis
bursements allowed by law including an at
torney's fee as provided in said mortgage, sub
ject to redemption at any time within one
year from the date of said sale as provided
by law.
HILDA REINHOLD,
Now Hilda Nelson,
E. L. Mcmillan, Mortgagee.
Attorney for Mortgage,
Princeton. Minnesota.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1922-03-09
"1 Franc orr

Numismatists have been gladdened
by the news that a single gold franc
has been struck as the monetary unit
which is the basis of all financial
transactions of the League of Nations.
1t is a piece Of gold about one-third
the size of an English farthing, with
the inscription on one side, IS. des N
(Societe des Nations), 1921" and on
the other Il franc or" In American
currency it is equal to 0.1925 dollar
Apart from there being only one gold
franc the remarkable thing about It
is the shape, which is octagonal, and
maybe it will act as a protest against
the, continued use of round coins,
which does not enable one, say, to tell
the difference by feeling between a
six-pence and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tian Science Monitor