ACCEPT RUSSIAN REVULUTION
AS VICTORY FOR ANTI-GERMANSj
(By L'nited States Cable)
WASHINGTON, Saturday, March 17.—In all quart
ers of the eapitol the overthrow of the Russian aristo
cracy is accepted as a complete victory for the anti-Ger
man sentiment of the empire. This removes virtually all
chance of Russia heiny drawn away from her allies into a
separate peace.
BON AH LAW IS PLEASED
(By l nlted States table)
LONDON, Saturday* March 17.—Andrew Bonar
Law in addressing the house of commons yesterday, com- j
mented with satisfaction upon the revolt in Russia. |
“It is comforting," he said, “to know that the new
government is directed, not at securing peace at any cost,
but at prosecuting the war to,a successful termination.
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ATTORNEY VANDERVEER MAY BE
INDICTED IN WHiSKEY CASES
illy Unit'd States Cable)
SEATTLE, Saturday, March 17, Developments in the
trial of Mayor Hi Gill and others, alleged to have grafted
in the “whisky ring" dealings indica'e that George F. Van
derveer, formerly attorney for the Billingsley brothers
and now on the side of the defense, will also be indicted.
U. S. District Attorney C. L. Reames, of Portland,
who is assisting in the prosecution will lay the facts be
fore the federal grand jury. Testimony from Pielow,
Billingsley’s express man. and from Logan and Fred,
themselves, he intimated, show that Vanderveer went
farther than might be expected of an attorney in advis
ing his client. ( tt
VILLA SLAYS TWO MORE AMERICANS!
illy l nitfd Stales Cable)
EL PASO. Friday, March 16.—Mexican mining menj
from Durango report that Villista bandits entered Magis
tral recently, killing two Americans, Lou Zeigler and C.i
A. Winn. j
Jose Maria Flores, a native of Mexico, who acted as
guide for a detachment of General Pershing’s expedi
tion while it was in Mexico, was seized as a traitor and
summarily executed recently near Babicora ranch, in
western Chihuahua.
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THE CHURCHES
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Community Christian Church
Sunday school 11 a. m. Evening
worship 7:30 to 8:30; topic—“The Pa
triotism of Jesus.” Dorcas Society
Thursday, 1 p. m. Reading room open
every afternoon. Everyone welcome.
HARRY C. MUNRO, Pastor.
Methodist Church
Morning worship and sermon—text,
First John 3:19-21. Sunday school
12:10 p. m. Young people’s service,
6:30 p. m. 7:30 p. m.—theme:“God’s
Earthly Radiator.” The Ladies’ Aid
will meet with Mrs. J. J. Patton
Thursday afternoon at 2:30. All are
cordially invited.
J. J. PATTON, pastor.
Catholic Church
Sundays—Communion Mass at 8:30,
Mass and sermon at 10:30 a. m. Sun
day school after mass. Rosary, in
struction and benediction at 7:30 p.
m. Week days—Daily mass at 7:30.
Cheer Up Folks
THEBK'3 MOBE IN THE KITCHEN
“Whether Or No”
There’s not a single hypocrite
among all the worshipers at the
shrine of the god of gold—Old Man
Sage.
Father (when Willie had returned
from his first day at school)—What
did you learn at school today ?
Willie—I learned to say “Yes, sir,”
and “No, sir,” and “Yes, ma’am,” and
“No, ma’am.”
Father—You did?
Willie—Yep.
Flats
A flat is a place with no room for
expansion, intellectual or chest.
It requires thin furniture and a
narrow wife And*it’s no place for
a man with a stomach if you don’t
want the walls to bulge.
Newly initiated flat dwellers have
to be carefully trained so they won’t
w’alk out in the back yard and fall ofl
the fire escape.
When the fellow’ w’ho said any old
place he could hang his hat was home,
sweet home to him, went to live in a
flat, he kept his hat on and hung him
self instead.
Life isn’t much without a fi-ont
porch and a back yard, anyhow’.
Rut what’s a man with a 1 x 5 in
come going to do with an 8 x 10 dis
position in a 2 x 4 flat ?
FILED FOR RECORD
Bill of Sale
James Peterson to Henry Koford,
for two cabins on lot 16, block 5, town
of Seward.
Agreement For Sale
William Cassidy to S. Gilberston,
for one-sixth undivided interest in 16
claims on Bear creek near Hope, un
der bond for $200,000.
Deed
Thomas Neville to Ludwig Christ
sensen, both of Latouche, for lot 4,
bock 1 towrn of Sew’ard.
Entire New Management.
Newly decorated and re
furnished throughout.
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TELEGRAMS
FOR FIGHTERS
INTRODUCED!
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Wired For “2,000 Fighting
Members,” To Join
Everett Raid
(Ur United States Cable)
SEATTLE, Saturday, March 17.—
Telegrams sent from I. W. W. head
quarters at Seattle, to points through
out the northwest were introduced
yesterday in evidence in the trial of
the 74 members for murder, in con
nection with the Everett raids.
These telegrams requested that
“two thousand fighting members'’
hurry to Seattle to invade Everett on
November 5, of last year.
U-to-date printing at the Gateway.
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