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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-09-11
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LYMAN PRAIRIE

Elaine Kraft is helping Mrs. Elmer
Smith.
George Huisonga is working for
Mr.. Beidleman.
Kenneth Thompson was on the
sick list this week.
Otto Noble made a business trip
to Brooten Monday.
Mr.. Beidleman was helping Henry
Judes fill his silo Monday.
Win Cowlthrop made a business
trip to St. Cloud Monday.
Milton and Ruth Hodson were
shopping in ST. Cloud Monday.
George, Lucy and Lizzie Miller
called on friends at Unity Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. Mattock called on
several in this vicinity Tuesday at
ternoon.
School started in the Lyman Pra-
irie school Monday with Miss Baker
of Osakis as teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Adams and
Mrs. Milo Cowlthrop and son spent
Sunday at G.. E. Beidleman's.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Rrillman OF
Hibbing visited Mrs Rrillman's par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Joe TRACER.
(Too late for last week.)
VIM. Hodson purchased a Ford
truck last week.
Edith and Elaine Kraft spent Sun
day with home folks.
Rev. and Mrs. Mattock called at
Carl Kraft's Sunday.
Milton Hodson called at A. l..
Cowlthrop's Sunday afternoon.
Art Schultz has been helping
George Miller with his stacking.
Bernice Thompson helped Verne
Morris a few days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Cowlthrop
spent Sunday evening at Fay Beldle-
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Adams
took Sunday dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs. Milo Cowlthrop.
MISS Grace Hamilton returned Fri
day from Hutchinson where she has
been visiting her sisters.
Mrs. Cylde Beidleman and chill
dren of Hutchinson visited the Beldle-
man and Hamilton families.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Cowlthrop
called at Paul Domke's and j.. M.
Pendroy's Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Smith and
children spent Sunday with his faith
err Mr.. Levi Smith of Sank Centre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cooper and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cooper spent
Sunday afternoon at A. l. Cowi-
throp's.
Carl Smith returned to Sank
Centre Sunday after spending the
summer on his uncle, Elmer Smiths
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Adams
and Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Cowlthrop
and son took in the show at Sauk
Centre Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norwood White OF
Livingston, Mont, spent few days
last week with Mr.. Whites sister,
Mrs. G.. E. Beidleman and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Butler of Alex
ander. Iowa, spent Monday night at
A. I. Cowlthrop's. Mr.. Butler and
wife motored through and will
look after their farming interests In
this community.
Last week while helping thresh
grain Lee Hamilton had the misfor-
tune to catch his finger in the ma
chiney. 1t was so badly crushed
that the doctor had to take it off at
the first joint. Last report was ne
was getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Beidleman and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Adams and Mr. and Mrs. Milo Cowl-
throp spent Monday evening at e.
E. Beidleman's helping him cele-
brate his birthday.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-09-11
KENTUCKY TROOPS CALLED
Two Companies Of 6uardsmen Arc
Rushed to Straight Creek.


Rushed to Straight Creek.
Frankfort, Ky.-Two companies Of
Kentucky National Guardsmen were
ordered to the mining camp of the
Liberty and Coke company, on Straight
Creek in Bell county by Governor w.
J. Fields. An outbreak Of labor trouble
was marked by killing Of one man and
wounding of another.
Machine gun Company D from VIII
liamsburg and Company G, 149th in
fantry, Barbourville, were ordered to
proceed to Straight Creek under COW
err by Adjutant General James Kehoe.
following a conference with the gov.
ernor.
"The situation is tense and compli
Gated by inroads of unknown parties,
supposedly agitators from other
mines," Adjutant Kehoe said. 1.-THE
adjutant generals office is holding in
readiness three large units for instan-
taneous dispatch in event it becomes
necessary"
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-09-11
FASCIST CARRIES ELECTION
MussoIini Government, to Have 500
Majority In Chamber Of Deputies.

MussoIini Government, to Have 500
Majority In Chamber Of Deputies.
Rome-While the result Of general
election will be officially announced,
It was known that Premier Musso-
lini's fascsti party has been success
full.
Public interest was slight as It was
a foregone conclusion the fascists
would win. Only about IS per cent Of
the voters went to the polls.
The Central News circulated q re-
port that Mussolini's ticket received
330.140, while the opposition got only
98,841 votes.
There were few incidents. Fascist
militiamen and police were on guard
In districts where trouble was antici-
pated.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-09-11
Shooting Cement.

An 19-mile tunnel has been pierced
to bring New FORKS water from thu
Catskills. -Four hundred thousand bar
rels Of cement viii be used In lining
the tunnel. A mixing plant at the
mouth Of each one Of the seven shafts
Of the tunnel discharges compounded
concrete down an eight-inch pipe at
the rate Of mile a minute. The con-
crete Is shot into steel forms by d
concrete cannon"
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-09-11
FRENCH SEARCHING RUHR;

Ell Premises Ralded In Hunt for Mem
bers Of Secret Groups.
Duesseldorf, Germany-Searches Of
houses have been pursuant to the
measures taken by M. Tirard, presi-
dent Of the Rihneland high commits
sion, and General Degoutte for the sup
preston Of alleged secret nationalist
preston Of alleged secret nationalist
land and the Ruhr. The searches have
already resulted In numerous arrests
and the seizure of many Documents
proving, according to the French au-|
thorities, the extensive ramiications
Of these Illicit activities.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-09-11
AGENTS BATTLE VETS AT SEA
Three Boats Captured, 1855 Cases Of
Liquor Seized Near New York.

Three Boats Captured, 2,635 Cases Of
Liquor Seized Near New York.
New York-Prohibition agents in
this district, working on land and sea,
arrested eighteen men, captured a.
steam yacht, schooner, a motor boat
and four trucks, and seized 2,635 cases
Of liquor.
The authorities began the day with
q race off Montauk Point, between one
Of their new high-powered rum chasers
and fast little bottle ship from the
rum feet.
The motor boat, Mickey, was cap
tured, with its crew of four and cargo
of 500 cases.
The pier of the Fabre line Syria,
was used as base by Federal agents
who fred vo1ley after volley Of bull
lets in vain attempt to halt black
speed boat Of low visibility which, 40
cording to the authorities, was sur
prised in the act Of taking on q cargo
Of liquor from the deck Of the Syria.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-09-11
Russ Troops Reported MobIIIzIng

Russ Troops Reported MobiIIzIng.
Bucharest-In consequence of the.
breakup Of the Russo-Rumanian con-
ference in Vienna, the Bessarabian po-
pulation is living in state Of nervous
ness and excitement.
Rumors have been current that So
Wet Russia is massing troops along
the frontier. The Rumanian govern
ment has taken every measure to calm
the population.
Hope is expressed here that meet
ing Of armed forces Of Russia and Ru-
mania win be avoided through the Ang-
le,I2uaisan conference 70 be held !;
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-09-11
POSSE KILLS BANK BANDIT

Robbers Battle Pursuers After Being
Foiied In Holdup.
Stevens Point, visa posse headed
by Portage and Marathon county Of
flcers, secured the wooded hills of sec.
tons around Bevent in search Of two
Of four bandits, who held up the State
bank at Rosholt.
One of the quartet was killed in a
pistol duel with the posse at Bevent
and another was captured. while the
other two made their escape into the
woods and swamps.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-09-11
Frank About Il.

A visitor to q mountain village
found q sect which believed that the
world was fiat and made that a tenet.
you hang together WELL" he sug
gested to an elder.
Eve don't always hang together 50
well at that" responded the elder
frankly, but we amt got enough
members for a split" - Louisville
Courier Journal
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-09-11
ALBANlANS KILL AMERICANS
Political Motive Believed Behind A.
sassInation Of Travlers.

sassination Of Travlers.
Washington-The state department
cabled the American consulate at Tir-
ana requesting an immediate investi-
cation and report on the reported
Staying Of George B. De Long of New
York and Robert L. Coleman, Of San
Francisco, by ALBANIAN bandits.
Tirani, Albania-Ulysses Grant
Smith, American minister to Albania
began a vigorous investigation into
the ASSASSINATION Of two American
travelers-George B. De Long Of New
York and Robert L. Coleman Of San
Francisco-on the Tirani-Scutari
road. They were attacked by bandits
from ambush and both were shot
dead.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-09-11
acWatch ceeser for Warehouse.

Several of his watchdogs were sto-
len, so now a London warehouseman
is using geese instead, taught no doubt
by the old story Of Rome being saved
from night capture by the geese of the
capital. Geese are nervous birds and
can be relied on to cackle In the pres
.ence of anything unusual. he says.
Many men are afraid to 60 near .
goose
HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS PAY
TRY ONE AND BE CONVINCED.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-09-11
BILLION INSURANCE IN STATE
Policies Carried In state Are Doubled
In Last Five Years.

III DdSS TV6 rVdT8s
st. Paul-Minnesoatns are demon
strating the rapidly returning financial
normally Of the Northwest by the fact
that they carry more than $1,000, 000,.
600 in life insurance. George w. Wells,
Jr, state insurance commissioner, de-
clared in a report Of tabulations made
by his department.
The exact figures showed $1.149.1e8,-
$40 insurance carried in 50 companies.
exclusive Of policies issued by the vari-
our fraternal organizations Of the
state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-06
SO REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST mortgage money in large or
small amounts on improved city or
farm property. Prudential Say
ings & Loan Association l0ss
Third ave
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lAMEs d. lONlA -.


Nice Homes. rflcfHT Reed.
some Furnished. Some Not
te00-fi50 each. Broom lnvrus re-
puiri, with bath. fruit. big lot
l.1au=-fl13 each nice a-Toum and
attic. lot i00at0.
s1.lnu-lauu chah. nice asroum.
nicely furnished. good district.
fi.asn=fgOO. good t-room. lots of
fruit. chicken pens LOT i001fO.
81 5b0-si50 cash. broom. bath,
etc. big tot. good district.
~, bhn-hrut terms, 5-r0omf dandy
home. furnished bath. furnace.
near ear and schools.
show you something worth while
JAMES u. JONES 60
Rain Valleys Main office and
Largest South Ind Listing
A1I Rainier Ave. AL GrusHra 81
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67 FOR SALE-ACREAGE
$1,000 Bargain

. y acres. all thoToiy cleared and In
garden, consisting OF tomatoes
squash. peppers, cucumberE. egg
plant BrpFHel sprouts. cabbage
boets, carrots, beans. pRrsnipa. corn
and t-Hcfe IN potatoes: young or
chard or pears piumH. cherries
peaches and currants and goose
berries; small house. including
furniture. barn: chicken house. In
Guiding 10 or 20 chickens, only
miles from seattle. Can live here
and work in Seattle. owner will
take small car ~ part payment
Inquire 30i Mutual Life Bldg.
firAt and YeSlrr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-06
AUTOS FOR SALE
TliF SANDS Plan
THE NNELQpE TEIIs

THE SANDS PLAN
TIE NNlIOpF TI-IHe
fitL TIT ana
isAN gara nrrr Foit la
F4it. Aicrr'h thr rrarnn
Ntai On june 10th wr
FNpi ishrd tha following al
~ thgsU CuiumnE
tfte Ia a letter received
from a Prominent husiusa-
tnah pa seattle who bought
used studebakrF iag=
NiA-A SANDS PLAN Cars
sands Motors Go.
A0nNcmtn Your letter
=! NAY ~ and check Cor
tsA. d, sale 20
Roadster received. Your
klndnvss and iihcralitN ln
securing Tor me The Studu-
behgr and selling the
sslatfI Arry deeply
appreciated. / have upcr-
atgd the studthakeF 500
miles since taking same.
than my Ssi,. ststis"s
Hoping ! shall have tho
opportunity "a recipro-
catiag Your Kindness at
some future time I remain
with Kind regards,
fonrs truly.
On July s0th the same
man Mrltca U.S.
Wo Just completed tho
tound trip Ia the Studt-
baker Zig six from Seattle
10 Tia Iuana. a total a
1881 miiss, with a party
OF seven. trunk racks and
tshnlnE boards loaded
Win baggage Throughout
no entire journey from
inc heat OF the Sacramento
valley 70 the cold winds
or the Pacific. from tho
crawling pace in los An-
HciN5 90 10 miles an hour
~ rErncifh, not
cylinder missed fire. not n
single adjustment made or
required IN all the merits
~ all cars were rolled into
enr, No could not have had
more perfect Satisfaction
Than We obtained from the
l4s a.. The Stud~baker
20. ana your agency that
HWHN AN' INC cat more tnNM
deserve these few words
Of acknowledgement and
appreciation.
Sincerely yours.
These two ictters were not
asked FOR by us. Mr..
- f. n perfectly
satisfied customer. Not
All our customers write
letters. hut they arc sat-
isficd That's the reason
for 81 SANDS PLAN car
sales In July and $40 tho
fret seven months OF 1894.
THE ENVELOPE TELLS
THE TRUTH
THE SANDS MOTORS co.
1918 East Pike. IA st-0sat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-06
Sc AUTOS FOR SALE
Eldridge Buick
Used Cars

A sood reputation ia like an au-
tamohue it viii run only a.
long az there "a gas iu tho tank
"a reputation viii only stHy
pat az Ions a. a dealer keeps
thing with his PATRONS The
premium we place on our repu-
tatiou l- mighty hish Believe
Us No aim g keep u -top of the
list.
1879 BUICK C.CYIiNpER, e.
PASSENGER COUPE. Here IL q
closed car comfort AZ q modcr-
ate price. Tho former owner
took such excellent care of it
that oar shop foreman reported
DC had seldom seen a car Ia
such ''All-round" good condition.
MC have reprinted ~ q sage
brush green with Jet black trlm-
ming and ftatherllne of carmine.
Equipped with heavy double bar
spring bumper -motometer and
bar cap. rain sWlpc mirror, etc.
our reliable guarantee goes
with a. szss,oo down payment
1888 BUICK NI.INpER
SPORT TOURING, The former
owner desired q closed car. 10
traded this one 20 as and took
delivery ~ a new closed Buick.
Car has been used very little
and shows low mileage. Fully
equipped. Special epanish
leather. Just the car Tor a dis
criminate owner. S1t5.Q1 down
payment
MODEL D-t5 BUICK SPAS
St.NGER TOURING la fina
running condition. Looks good.
rive excellent cord tirps. A,4.99
down and slt.e0 per month.
Ir9se ZIG 6 STupEBAKER;
s5ts.e0 down payment
1891 LIGHT STUnEnAkEE;
Slfs,eo down payment
las. SPECIAL s STUnEBAkER:
s.Ss.Qe down payment
USE YOUR CREDIT
ldridge Buick Company
"a st-oSis 50: L. Pike st.
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MONEY FOR YOU

SALhRIED MEN AND WOMEN
Do not worry about debts or the
money YOU would like to have. let
this SOCIETY advance YOU a loan
on our easy repayment plan. NO
SECURITY OF Amy kind required.
just aign note promising 10 re-
ing to your income. We have ca
thblished n reputation for fnir
dealings; also lcnicnt in case OF
sIckncss or midortunsk lsot ~
mako you n confidential loan 10
our private office today,
Employees Loan Society
6e5 Empire BLDG. sit Second Ava,
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We Will Buy
Watson-Moore Company

STOCKS Est. 1907 BONDS
Durant and all listed and unlisted
securities given immediate eSecu-
ton over private wires with con-
nection I'm all principal cities in
the United States and Canada.
All Spokane and Occur d'Alenc
stocks bought and sold.
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Sc WANTED-REAL
ESTATE
Home Wanted

I am In the market for 3 or e-room
IN good district. Don't object 20
old house. but must have good lot.
Have 81 200 contract. 10 acres land
and cash. NO AGENTS. Call after
6 y. m. 1906 l.. 6OTH.
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For Sale

Eight "a i0-ruom home within 10
minutes walking distance Of the
University ~ Washington; not
strictly modern but good liYhbis
home. ground 100 by 100 feet. rich
coil with fruit trees and berries
This property De- well located. Hd-
Joining highly improved homes
New paving Just going IN Rooms
could Dc fixed up very comfort
ably for students on people with
boulevard. price $4,000; 800
down and balance on easy terms
This iH bargain.
Watson.Moore Company
900 Marion 81 Ill Iot-gfse
Rre Mr. True
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-06
G. FOR SALE-REAL
ESTATE
NUuTU tIiiD FTnEIr

huhTiI tgitp ETnEET
Modern asrueH ruttnEe with
fhrFr hFhutliul level lafr hll
Improvement lu Eut paving
Price ft.an0s fstH cash balance
f-s a month, So IIaEifr
BEACON MA. SPECIAL
A cottage ~ rOoma Dec q paved
district ou North End al hiil.
good view lut iBkl1b 90 alley.
sac Doe huusei an Improvement
iu and paid. Price Eg.goB 40
responsible pafty. M Spencer
WLsr SEATTLE
Modern f-fuBm bungalow extra
large ruumHs cabinet Kitchen.
fireplace. 3 bedrooms with bath
between level Toe. funlHQ.
Eraded street aiiFYt beautiful
lawn, shrubbrTy, fruit. sound
NIrwt house ia 200 excellent cone
dillon newly painted and at
trhctiNss comfortable home.
Price. $500, $500 eash. balance
like rent.
u. b. THOMAS AND co. nc
1890 Third Ave. Ill iot-t9si.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-06

NEWAUKUM VALLEY LANDS
Highest type level valley and bottom
land In the Northwest for general
farming, dairying. poultry. ona-
lasll. ssNa ash, n region of industry
and payrolls. schools, roads, em-
ployment opportunities. You Will
be amazed at the fertility of the
soil and the general fitness OF this
region for settlers. 30 acres or
more. SIS TO si5; easy terms. Call
or write Graham Land Company,
zoos American Bank Bldg. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-06
Good Value

-Four rooms and bath. lhthed and
uiastercd double construction:
linoleum on kitchen and bath room
floorhs basement. garage. bearing
fruit. blocks 20 car; $3.50. 800
down. $50 per month FOR short
time
c. a. BisBEE & co.
1921 California Ave. WE st-6370
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-06
.r.enwool ~. 81 n,.t.I,.l
$3.50 Cash

This new and nifty t-room modern
bungalow. West Woodland district.
French doors. bedrooms. tile
bath. cabinet kitchen. nook. ga
rage. cement basement aud porch
You can't beat this one for 1900.
E. G. Winbigler
1904 white Bldg. EI.Iot-ts07
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VIII sell

stocks bought and sold.
All prices subject: Will Buy VIII Sell
Anderson Bros. .;G.01iz 5000
Alaska Pet. & Coal. Offer .O3l
Beacon Coal ...... Mkt Bid
Best Univers'i Lock offer 1850
! Best, +. r., Inc. -. OFFER go
Central Finance ...offer 1850
Centana Petroleum. .0S 90
Durant Motors ....1S.0O 1900
Forks Drilling ..... 90 10
Foster a Klelser 1880 Sl.09
uirrt Chiehagof al. .ss 50
Inland FINANCE ...offer $500
Lambert Tire & r.. l25 zoo
Nevada Bellevue c.. Offer rs
Perfecto Gear .....Offer Mkt
Olympic Hotel Binds. g. 90 6s.0o
Rlclenbseker Mo-
Ruby Joe Mining Offer .ss
Richmond Copper :. .0S 90
Rotary Plow .......offer 20
silversmith Mine -. 80 20
Star Motors ....... 100 $50
Y. ). Sill. Fox, MINI. Offer IT'S
western Smelt. & Potter Bargain
wichita Royalty -. 10 .15
II Will pay you to get our prices
before buying or selling.
WE WANT THE FOLLOWING:
Best Universal. Centana Petroleum.
Central Finance, Durant Motors.
Forks Drilling. Hirst Chichagof
Mine, Rickenbacker and Star Mo-
tors and Di Glorgio Fruit units.
2oi Marion St Ell iot-e4S6
Just off End Ave. Opp. Natl City Blk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-06

FORD coupe. jnrt oycrhauicd; nice
little buy. $500. terms. Brent.
MA in-Szzo.
HUDSON coupe. 1919. cord Urea.
snap $500. terms. ia st-s3is even
in1s.
MUST sell nj once. b-passcngor tour
ing. 1891 Howell a.
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A New Beauty
Not MANY Like This

6 rooms. modern: completely FUR
niahcd with tho very best % FUR
niture. including PIANO and VIC
THOlslA. very best Of floor cover
ing. THE FURNITURE ALONE
is WORTH 1880. and just think
% tho prlce--is.000. iLeo0 cash.
balance like rent.
l.. w. Mines
stna Greenwood Ave. So nset-isst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-06
65 FOR SALE-WEST
SEATTLE
Groom Bungalows
A Real Bargain

! rooms. with flreplacsi full concrete
basement: level 50-foot lot. fine
lawn: close 90 high school Pull
price. 1880. $500 cash. $50 month
III. including interest.
a. l. BADCON T. u. KIEFER
1850 ~. Alaska Ads cor. California
WHrlH - UNnH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-06
63 FOR SALTWATER
FRONT

Big Sea
shore lots ruly go down. $40 per
month while they iartl one block
from big urmrHt ipth Ave ~. D.
Highway. LumbaT furnished az
nhUifaHle rasts 20 mlnutfH from
downtown electric lights End city
water Don't phy your hard earned
money uut Tor rent any longer
dozens uf Flrw homes going %.
Bee barnhn GO Lampman, tgs gfd
Ave. today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-06
A Root Brothers Special

q NOOJ BTOlIltfS OptCIdI
ROOSEVELT HIGH BAROAfN
GOOD b-ROOM BUNGALOW
AT 1890. $500 down.
Stop paying rent AZ once, There
IL no excuse Tor pas ing the land.
. lord when the same money VIII
pay for your home Ia this aplen-
did district. and IL iH 90 easy 20
start This 10 a fine bungalow.
with fireplace. cabinet Kitchen.
ccmented basement furnace and
laundry. south front. level 90
foot Tot. Duplicate OF this house
neat door sold couple ~ weeks
ago for $4,000, DON'T DELAY.
SCI TINS AT ONCE. OPEN
EVENINGS.
ME irso.os5i 900 Stone way
Root Brothers, Realtors
, 1924-07-08

Adiutant General of the Army, a mum
Der of application blanks, instructions,
and return addressed envelopes to be
distributed in their several communities
to veterans and their dependents desir-
ing to make application for benefits an
der the World War Adjusted Compensa-
ton Act. One set, consisting Ct an APP
plication blank, instructions, and a re-
turn addressed envelope, will be given
to any one asking for same.
This is not the only means OF dlstrI-
buting such blanks. instructions and re-
turn addressed envelopes to those emit
tied 10 the bonus, but it is rather to sup
plament other agencies which will main
" assist in this work. The e other
agencies through which application
blanks, etc may be obtained are The
American Legion, American Red Gross.
Veterans OF Foreign Wars, and the So
ciety Of Disabled Veterans. 1t IS to
accommodate these who may not have
access to these agencies Of d~istrlbufloa
that the post office is asked to cooperate.
1t will not be necessary for post
masters to give any instructions 70 APP
D]Ijcants. The blanks, etc, sent them
by the War Department viii afford q
complete explanation.
Furnished By Postmaster, Christian
sted, w.
, 1924-07-08

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Member for Freder,ksted Country Dis
trict Andersen was READ by the As
si>tant Secretary and the Chairman put
same to the vote With the result that 4
members voted for; 5 against.
The amendment brought IN by ISL
Member for Frede~iksted Town ,JacA-
SOM was also put 70 me Voie WI" OIiG
result that 4 members voted tor; .
against.
4th Member for trederiksted country
District LARders8@J emafAe4. Al. O'oii
man. / want my protest to 90 on record
that the amendment introduced by me
Honorable 2nd Member for Chrlstlan5teq
Town is entirely out OF order
End Member for Christjansted Town
TCuuegatul: Mr.. Chairman. OBJECT 70
thn Honorable Member breaking through
the rules. If be is allowed u 90 50 l
will ask to be allowed to reply,
4th Member 10" + fedeI'H7IeG CoOI'i5
District AndyrsoH re.narked: Mr.. C9aIF-
man. A new bill has been introduced an
der the gui9e Of an amendment. ! 90
] act, and want my Objection 70 go on re-
cord. The amendment IS IN reality GOV,
ernment's amendment, but lattod iced