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The Forrest City times., 1912-12-13
Shoes, Hats, Caps, Etc.

We have, usual Hats
 Etc Red Goose Shoes for Chdren Men Pacific Shoes Women The celebrated kNone better any where for the These makes and the best that will Rubbe etc
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-13
Underwear, Hosiery.

Stacks of good, warm and comfortable Under. wear Tor men women and children; very fine line and something to just suit you. Also a very exten slVe line of Hosiery Union Suits for Ladies We can certainly it yon ont comfortably for the winter and all We ask is chance to show you our fine stock of these goods
 big line of Notions and Novelties Ribbons Hahdkerchefs, Gloves, Handbags and Purses
 Neckties and THE BEST CORSETS MADE at the price
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-13
Dry Goods, Dress Goods.

very Select and Complete Line of all kinds of Dry Goods and Dress Goods too numerous to mention, may be found here at all times at lowest prices. Calicoes, Ginghams Domestic Sheeting Woolens, Silks Satins, and all other kinds usually found in big irst-class stores and all at low prices.
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-13

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The Forrest City times., 1912-12-13

Table Linen for Round Tables, with Napkin to match, something new here and is just what yo, have been thinking about all the time
 Come and look at them.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-18

ipeigerte, ben aauipreis 5uriifSuer.
itattcn, erbob Der syarmer Die anflase
bes getruaes geaen i'm. Ter anges
flagte nadlte ae!terl0, odB er Dem
Aniiier iiberloiien babe, iif irgeno
Elm Efero aus5uiIrhen, boB oerielbe
irood, mir ieine 500 einen $500 Saul
errpartet babe. aifter syride ober Be.
nlerffe. Dab er bon ieiner 1hatigfeit
als !Silfsliantsanualt oen anaeflags
ten ino oeiien 8eid)ditsmetbooen in
niht aeraoe Dortheilbofter @eiie fen.
nc, on CIR minoeitens iiinf3ig ohnIid)e
Sale gcgen ben Bferoehdnoler aus.
gearbeitet babe sIus oieiem 0rlaioe
lei or gegen i'm poreingenouInen unb
5iebe ooher uor. ben Sat segen ,sones
nid)t ielbit 3li uerbanoeln. ionoern
[aui ben 5. ,Slni 5u Ueridneben. Sa all
oieiem Jagc elm anoerer aIs itelluer.
tretenoer Rit,ier flngiren peroe.
Ter sSaIl gegen ben oes getruges
angetIagten Tr. Ctto Sagenbef Dur.
be aii ben 2i. Rai perleat.
Jrnu anna Stepens erihien unter
oer arflage, in Dem Sauie 90. 522
Belts Strabe ein Reiort 3u betreibeu,
Dor Den Sdrnnfen. Sie erf!drte iifl
bereft, itnerbnlb Der rat)iten As
Stunoen oosSnus 81 rdumen. !porauf
ibr Sall aui Die offene Siite geiest
nurbe.
Serr Samuel u. Osborne, goIiBei.
rid,ter Don Columbus. @. ipanote iid,
geiiern ifriftlih OH Den Rid,ter nit
Dem erinflen, ibm aeiallisit ben Elan
oes Don ihm eingeiiibrten Spe5iaIae.
.rifts ilir bausiid,e 3niitigteiten aus.
eindnoerieeen 3il iuollen. oa er benb.
iihtiae, audi in Columbus elm icIdes
hausiides 8erid,t ein5ufiibren. Serr
,Sride ertIarte, benz gerIanaen NIT
erobtetu gergnilgen nahtommen 3ll
iuoueu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-18
0aS ben, DslijeiSerid3t.
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Die Weididte eiaes EfersebanSels,

1bomas ssones, Elm yicroebanOler
BON Wc. 1919 Naec StraBe. ulodtc
inter Der anflaee oes getruaes benz
poiiseiriGter feline Mufportune. Ter
MnsI1eer. Elm Jnrmer. bate por eini.
gen Wohen Elm gferb iiir $50 bon
ZONES sefauit. NIT Der Wereinbarling,
oub Der BanI am n1d,iten lage nbge.
Iisfert fpernen iollte. Tiefes geidoh
jeDod, nift. uno Der Jarmer fuhte
i6lisbIid. nnd,oem er bic BeDnIb Der.
loren bate. ben pfer0ebdnoler anf.
Sones erfldrte, bab bas betreiferloe
piexb piosiid frnnf seiuoroen lei.
un0 mofte Dem s5nrmer ben Dor.
f&log, iid Elm beliebiges onOeres
QierO aus ieinem Mnritna 0ns3iin.
&en. 1esterer fcttc iih iebo6 mad
anonbe oes Anfldeers oiisihliebiid,
aus nIten. nbeetriebeNGa @dulen oii-
famsliert. welhe lid toum nuf ben
Oesusn 5dItsn tonutsn. - Hones jid
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-18

Ms Jrau Cutie S6miD>Trst auf
Der 8ibne sri6ien, tpuroe fie uberaes
ber5Ii4 begrUbt. gIsihiam uls tatte
oa5 PubIifum Dds 9eDurfniB, Der
Siinftlerin nah LANCER 3sit pieoer einz
mai Elm beionberes 3si6en Der Dert9-
i6dBung gu geben.
QIs rGomtsiIe @uderl" fdno lie
balo 8elegenbstt, Das Nubitorium gu
bohIter 8egeiiterung an3ufa6en Die
Ter liebenspuroiqe gbarutter nit bem
10 edit tpieneriIhzgemiitbiiten 3ug
tpurbe BON Der 8iinitIerin 10 lebens.
parm geIpielt, oab iih J}iemano ser
Wirtung ent3ieben tonnte. Rad osm
eriten Oft tr-.rbe bic Itsbenspiiroige
3arIteQsrin nit eirem lpabren Blu
menregsn iiberiduttet unb aud nua
benz 3petten 2ttt rpurosn ibr Goationen
3u tbeil.
Die 6ubide RoQe Der rGtQi" fanO
in SSrau gIie S6mibzGortp bette 9ers
tretung. sic fiibrte uns Die iungs
Wado6eneri6einung in hsr3geipinnsn-
Der 4nmutb Dor uno Der 4ppluus, ipsls
der ibrer GarfteQung ge8ollt lpuroe.
mar fpobIperbtent. Der fpri6e Ritta
meiiter 6orit bon Reuboff. Der in ce-
Sisbe 10 iiegesgepiB 1T, pie ietn Snte;,
Ser olte 9eneral, ouf Dem Shlahtfelo,
mar fir Germ Otto grnIt Shmio
cine Yartie, in Der er er3eGirte Wit
Der partie oes Ihuhterneu gabetom.
mtifdrs QeopoEo ppn Mittsriteig, Der
rtemals Die Dorte finbet, fpenn er re
am uDtbigiten bruu6t, funo ii6 9err
5rsoi Qmbrogio reht gut ab.
6err MILler .6abrictus 3eihuete ben
qemutblihen S. &. 5ofrutb bon Wits
ttriteig nit Iisbenspiirbigen 3iigen,
5err TriB 6umbod, elm lieber geton7s
ter, mar prd6tig als Der gihtgepIugte
9eneral Supat6eff unb 5rau 6elsne
girger mar 4l8 6pfratbin Wtttteriteig
gang an glage.
Die 8orfteQung uIs Elm 9anSes
| fdno groBen 4nttano uno nur Borts
oes 2obss rpurben gebort. als Das
gubIitum oos S6eater oerlieB.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-18

@crauitaltct hente Den criteH yTameu.
rag" Der SaiiOn.

alS ieinen prdd]tIgen lno NIT al.
lem Gurus ausgeitatteten Nl1b- Boot
am 5ufe Der @orth StraBe miro
belue gtadmittag uub 9lbeno Der ans
lebensllltigen unb Troben Wtttglle.
eern beitebenoe Ohio Hlper Saunh
aIub sum eriten Wale nahren0 ser
oiesidbriQen SaiioH ieine Gamen
begriiBen uuo es iidl 3ur glufqabe mo.
den, ben Aufenfbalt 0erieIben 3u Ell.
rem dl,berIt angenebmen ltno genliltb.
Iihen su Qeitalteu. g9dhreno oes
Radnnittag5 merhen Die 8Glte, DeIde
oas @Qiicr nid1t iheuen, 8elegenbeit
erbulten, SuItiabrten altf ben peritie.
oencn gooten 3u MAIDEN uno nm iefs
llhr iou has sSeItmabl itattfinoen, flr
fpcldcs Der Gbei 0err ,Srauf Sripp-
ner. Elm reid'baltiges Meuu 3uiaH.
ucugciteQt hat.
9Sdbreno 6esiel6en MIRO cine ei.
gems engagirte aapeQc elm bilbihcs
4rodrunm ourd]tiIhren uno aIu
2lbeuo fiuoet elm 5ansfranshen NIT
iSeucrperf itatt. Ia$ 2lrrangc.
ncnts.aomnittce, Dem iamntlide
9eanten oc$ aIub& ungehoren, bot
Aaes aMi baa 9eite oprbcrettet uno
bolft. Die Ircluloinueu oea alubs III
groBer 9lu3obl beqriiBeu Az fonHen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-18
GterbliHteitSberid3t.

wlorie glass. "a, Cincinnati 5os
ipita!, Vierenleiben.
8eHis Tfarp 1ippit, 2, 2726 Cole.
rain 4oe., 9pienisrie.
Game goiolaip, 81. 1403 aoibloip
4bt.. G<r3tlappenfehI.r.
anselo SaIom0ne, 81, 545 Neft s.
4pe., Rierenleiben.
Jobn DaIsp. SO. SIT gaum Ctr,
aotrnperinltung.
9e!tn S.antbsrs. 6, itiSt. SoIpitaI,
S6nrla1.
JChn Greslman, SO. 2134 Central
Ape., urimia.
Jobn GrOmblsboms. 80. Bethesda
6otpitdl. Rrebs.
Marp G. eight. AZ. 1862 6uron
4pt.. Shlagflub.
1hsnbore Denning, 43, ct. sSran.
cts 6ofpitdl. 5erseni,iinbung.
Winium SoaIndd,tsr, 90, 216e
Bud Str, Grebs.
Jennie Gousberip, AZ. gineiHno!i
6olpituI. Qeberperbirtuns.
Milbslm Wesmdnn. 2, 1926 O.
Nps., Rr1mpIe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-18

Ias 9eiAenbesdnsnih bss Rep. Alug.
iins aurs iinoef inter allgemel.
mer {leilnabme itatt.

Was bon R.p. Mlopiius aurs, o.
r. W., itsrbIih 1T, rubi jest auf benz
ct. Worien Goitesader i'm GhooB Der
Grbe. Geikrn gormittas fdno bic pes
erbiguns Des babineeihieoensn pries
tiers ifati uno Si. srobs 3abl Der 2eios
trcgenben NOR Elm ifonss 3tihsn Der
Qkbe unn Nhiuns, In fDelten Der
Derblihene BEL isinen gfarrtinoern
unb Drbens briib.rn seitanben. Gi.
leihe iDurbe am Donneritas Rohulits
tag bonn pfarrtauie Der Si. 5obdrs
mes Usmeino< an Green Strabs nndI
Der Rirhe iiberfiibrt uun rubte bort
auf nem pdraosbeit. an ipeItem ct.
Jobannss Ritter bi. ghrenpahe hiels
ten. 3ablreide Wiislieoer beiuhten
tim aaufe bes Gonneritass bic Rirhe.
nm nod sinen Isstsn Bid bss abs
ihiebs uuf nie ouen 10 betannt,n 3iiss
bss 5pbssn 3u ip<rfen. lin balb nsnn
llbr fann seiiern 0ormiitas oas lob
ten Gffi3ium ftatt uno cine hu!k
Stunbe ip1ter bas fsisrlihs 9otanst.
gaRelbe puroe bon benz prcnin3ia!
Rsp. GussH 8utiermann aelebriri.
Didfon mar Rep. Deter 9apitit Gns.
Isrt bon louispills, Sub Dia.on Reb.
Jphn gpana. WslIiHsboff uno 3erss
rnonisnmsiitsr R.O. Sobn Joreii Mc'
Gee. R,p. antonin Brodbuis BON Der
ct. Jransissus airte bislt bic 0e'
bdhtntbrebs unb feline gu 6er3en ees
benben Moris mahten duf bic norer
tintH sisfsn ginbrud. Ter aus anaa
ben unb Jiinslinssn Der St. 5obannes
Gemeiuhs bei:ebenbs Gbor fiibrts un'
ter 2siilns hss Srsnnifien 5errn 5.
Aifreb S1ebl ben stfanslihtn Gbil
Der 1rouerfsi<r aus. Die airht nor
IN alien 9beilen bon Qsiotrosennen be.
feet uhb pieIe oerfelben gaben bsm Do'
bineefnkbenen bds geleite gum Ora
BE-. Jm Gonitnarium befnnben iif
3nblreibe Osiftlihe. Inter ben geib'
troeenben befonb iih aud cine Depu'
iotion Der ct. Joftpbs Rirfs In
louisDilI<, bic bssonntliA Mp. alcp.
rus Rnrb ssbaut bat. &c sparen bi.
aerren Geo. Gder. ,sranf 0nau ,ina
gbnS. Gtrnsnb!s. Die 1ruiises Be,
gt. JctonMs Oemeinb< batien oli
HobriuAtrdstr funsifi uno bic st
Jobannes Ritter sobsn DsmGorse einl
eireds iDeit bos Gbrengeleit. Rep
Huttsrmnnn Derrihtsie bic 1rouerfeie,
om Grnbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-18
9eriammIung Der Shul.Erinsipale.

Wie Superinteuoent gper seiterr
Nahnittaa in Der 8eriammluna Der
Shulsprinsipals betunnt muhts, psrs
ben i'm nadften Sabre ale Shiiler, bic
ftammern. ips5iellsu untsrri6: srbals
ten, nd nas Experiment init sini9sr
Sbiltrn in nieism Sabre quite ReIulz
tate eraeben bat.
Dr. Gper initruirte bic prin3ipals,
alls ainoer, tpeld,s Die Sommerfhuleu
beiuhen poqen, am Donneritas, ben
20. Suni, nah Der Woooparo 5hule
gu Ittten, um iid einitreibsn gu
laiTsH.
Sine ginlapuHg Der pereiniaten
Wutter>Flu6s gu elmer gerIammlung
am %. Wli in Der gmern 6aGs ipurbe
entgsseHgencmmeu.
Die 5eaders peniion sthociatipn
niro am "a. Uaai in Der Raffig
Sbuls cine 8sriammluns abhultsn,
UNI Rahfolssr Der Vrin3ipale Rpthe
anb Sbislo gu srpGhIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-18
25iahriacS airhpeih. ,Snbilanm.

Dor % Sahrsn puroe bas 9otteS.
haus Der Smmamlels 9emeinbe in
5airmount q. Shpeifharot. PaftOr)
eingspeibt. 0ieien pittigen 4bfduitt
in Der @ntpitlung Der Gsmeinbe &c.
bubreHb gu fsiern beihloB Die ge=
meinoe. mpr9en, Spnntag ben l9.
Wai, etnen beipnoeren 9ottssbienit Su
arrangireu uno 5par Rahntttags
baIb 3 llhr. sn oemfelben funeiren
als Reoner bic Yaftpreu ". Hemen5
BON Der Ct. gaulus airhe, Cincinnati.
unb g. Sausmaun BON Der Ct. pau.
Ius @jemeinpe in gletpport Rad bern
Sottesbienit tperben Die Utdnner Der
Gsmetnbs Elm MbeneeHeu ierDiren. 5u
peIhem berslid einssIaoen piro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-18
Mifem i1re GIterm erbalten.

Mobltbdtiestitss Direttor Geier be-
nohri6tiste ssitern bic ainoer bon 38
Jnfoitn bes ftGotifdxn armsntcuIss,
ibrs Gliern aus benz Mrmsnboule al
boltn uuo iie au srbolttn cber tp6s
6entlib $3.50 an bds ItGbtifne 4r.
rlenhaus fir ibren untsrbdli Az scb.
len. i'm kbitn Wintsr btfonbsn fih
tn Rdbtif6tn unb Gcnntp Armens
eauit unsefdbr 1900 Snlaftn. m.br
ais nan Der 4nHnt bon Or. Geifr
juIdfis IN. Oos Oefst beifimmt.
bob Qiubtr ibre Gltern uatsrifiisen
HuheH. renn fk I'm Gsanbe Euo bies
~ ttnn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-18

oyn Der 8erIammIun9 fpra6en pros
fefIpr 9ooontn bon Der Wooonaro
5o6f6uls, ). M. Tanlep DON Der
Uletul 5rdoes 4fociation, SRI. Gotth
GampbeQ unb NnDsre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26
IT'S THE THING, ANYWAY

One OF those dear persons who want us to DC more
cultured meals writes Lettuce leaves should nor
be cut with the knife. but folded up with the fork and
then carried the mouth"
We're going to try that the lettuce pancakes, dunn
pings pie and other articles that we've been carving WIN
the knife before carrying the mouth Folding the piece
of pie instance aud moving away before the children
part OF it, has evident advantages, but what
thought these special social instructions as
to lettuce the knife be becoming obsolete
Why is il that cannot be socially refined ana per
form few gastronomie feats with the knife Inc KNIFE
an honorable aud ancient tool Man could always fork
things with his fingers but he couldn't cut them with his
fingers and he made himself knife probably ages be
fore he thought of forks Nowadays you unreined II
you not taboo knife things with FORK which
made for cutting. n
Don't shovel your food ii with your knife is universally
a social dictum, but the authorities will order you
fold up your victuals and them inside fork
like the storing OF hay in barn loft Storing food
with ones fingers is Objectionable for sanitary and
looks bad semibabaans, but the fork is but a
substitute for fingers and il is difficult to perceive why
phfoking things into should be less objection
able than shoveling them in.
Heather and other ignorant animals would laugh to
cutting things with edgeless fork with knife at
hand But We risk the heaheu's ridicule and sometimes
However the edict is issued Fold your lettuce up
the bias in packages. and carry your fork
You'll get the lettuce quicker anyhow. and they haven't
yet forbidden you your meat ii any, with your
knife. .t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26
1hsSvr;ao%sDe1

n y. dec. 2e-il aint very often
you see a Judge laff rite out In
court
but Judge appleton he had TO iaff
iii he hollercd when he seen the
dress that ruben stern made for
mrs. finkicateln
mrs. finkiesisin she had bid 10
a wedding. and she wanted a swell
lin. OF scenery 20 hang on herself
no she went to store and
bought some very nice goods. and
then abe took u TO mr.. stern.
which clames 10 be tailor. and
told him 10 get busy aud build her
. frock that would make mrs. aston
look like a rag picker
mr.. stern he said that WAS HIS
speehelty. and when mrs. fInkic-
stein climbed into the drsas be
would make for her she wouldn't
know herself
and sure enough. she dldent
that's what the lawsuit il about
after the dress was made. and
mrs. flnkicstsin tried II on. abe let
out a screech aud told mr. stern
what kind Of tailor she thought
he WAS
40 he hit her on the nose
then abe bad him pinchsd, and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26

flee viii hang a man OF m.
United States with he zonss
marked In red Ink elrelea Ths
poatoffice where the man hapys
viii be the center OF these III.
Giles. On a hook beneath ia
map will hang a parcel ~,
guide with an alphabetical nj
OF all postofficeH In the Tinted
States.
II you want 10 send a pseh.
age 10 Washington. d. c.. from
your poatofflce. You win loot
mp Washington in the guIds
and will find a number bessas
it--No. 1911
You will then look on tbs
msp. which IL divided into llt,ls
numbered squares. and win see
that square No. 1911 Ia in sucb.
and-snch q zone from your port
office. That gives yon the raia
OF postage. You can buy one
Of these guides and DO your
figuring al home " yon want to
(other interesting phases
Of the new parcel post will
be discussed in another ar
ticIe tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26

pounds. IL cents, and 80 on up
To II pounds. IS cents.
Now. suppose your package
rs going further away. outside
the l50-mile circle. but inside
the 800 mile circle. II goes into
the second zone. and takes the
rate OF one pound for 8 cents,
two pounds. 10 cents. three
pounds. IL cents. four pounds.
Is cents. and 30 on up 10 III
pounds. &c cents.
II tho place 10 which you
wlsh TO send the parcel falls
Into the third zone. or the
fourth or nth OF other. II takes
the rate printed for that zone.
The one.pound rate for the
third zone is 7 cents. for the
fourth zone. 3 cents: for the
nth zone. ? cents: for the
sixth zone. 10 cents: for the
seventh zone. II cents. and for
the eighth zone. ~ cents. The
rate on II pounds In the eighth
zone In si.s2. the highest rate
charged. This includes Hawaii
and the Philippine islands.
On the wall In every postof.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26

she went 10 court with the dress
on that be had made
when she took Oft her cloke. the
Judge laffed. and the clerk iaffed
and all the spectators
everybody iaffed except mrs.
flnkiestein and mr.. stern
mrs. finkleatein Is a stout lady,
quite tall. and mr. stern had framed
up a garment that would probly III
her little gerl very nicely. II she
had a little gsri
she vas dustin out Of II all over
and tho bottom OF II was about s
inches off the fore
cant breethe, Judge. she hollers.
Just look at me
I Rm lookin' al you. says the
Judge. and cant brecthe neither
then mr.. stern he ycils. Judge
your honor. in three minutes |
could alter that dress already 80 Il
looks like II came from paris
well You wont do Il here. says
the Judge. have suffered enough
mrs. nnklestein dldcni have no
witnesses to her getting walioped
on the nose. 30 the judge had TO
let mr.. stern 60. and be got away
about 3 jumps ahead Of mrs. finkie-
stein tohny
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26
NAME RECEIVER FOR
ORCHARD COMPANY

G. Benninghausen, appointed tenn
porary receiver OF the Wenatchee
Heights Orchard Co. by Judge King
Dykeman. took charge Christmas
day. after filing a bond for $1,000.
judge Dykeman made the az
pointment on the allegation that
the orchard company had been
stripped OF It's assets by a conspir-
acy among certain of its Officers
VIM. p. McEiwain and r. Z. Ryer.
contract holdres. who began action
In court. state they have obligations
amounting 10 $4,000 and $4,000,
respectively. tina twill be due the
company on contracts for Chelzn
county orchard lands.
II is charged that officials Of che
company sold a large part Of the
company's water rights. without
which the lands are practically
worthless.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26
Pulling This New Parcel Post? Here You
Are Explained So Simply Any Can Understand

POUNDS. instead OF only four
pounds. as at present
2. You must nse NEW kind
OF STAMP for parcels. Ordi.
nary letter stamps are not good
on these packagea. and the new
parcel post stamps are not good
on other mail matter.
The zone system" II easy
20 understand. Just remember
that wherever you fuay be.
you are the CENTER of the
whole system Draw around
yourself 4 number OF imagin
AIRY circles. the first one 30
miiea away from you IN every
direction. the second one 100
miles away. the third 800 miles
away, the fourth 600 miles, the
fIfth Loco miles. the sixth
i.400 miles and the scventh
$500 miles.
The cost or sending n pack
age depends on two things It's
WEIGHT by pounds. and the
DISTANCE Il goes.
Parcels over four ounces are
assumed TO weigh n pound II
they weigh a little over one
pound they are assumed to
weigh two pounds. aad so ON.
Within the first circle you
drew. including all placed for
90 miles Ia every direction,
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HoOsIER POET. is LEFT-HANDED NOW

II this signature looks very wobbly.
don't blame dear old J. w. Riley, for he
did the best he could. He had to write II
with his left hand. because his right arm
Ia paraiyxed now. and It's rather late In life
10 afart training his left.
The signature IL almost the same In
form aa the one that ~ known To thou
sands. but. of course. the beautiful. dell.
cate penmanship that made all of Riley's
handwriting look like a copperplate en-
craving In missing
The poet wrote his name, slowly and
painfully. ms contribution 20 the Red
Cross tuberculosis fund at India apoiis.
the other day. in the Christmas seals cam
paign. The autograph Was sold at auc-
ton by Mayor shank
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there are two rates. one for
LOCAL or RURAL DELIVERY
aud the other for packages sent
BETWEEN TWO TOWNS.
II you live In a city you can
mail packages 20 someone Ia
the same city. or 10 someone on
a rural route starting out of
your city. at a local rate Of 6
cents for a one pound package,
. cents for 2 ponnda. ceptH
for pounds aud so on up 10
10 cents for n pounds. This
rate also applies TO people Nv.
ing ON n rural route who mali
packages 10 other persons
along the same route. or 10 per.
nona ia the city from which the
route starts. or tn persons on
some other route starting from
the same city.
Now. suppose tho package n
not 10 he delivered within the
city or on a rural route. bat In
% go TO some place within the
b0.fnile radius OF the first zone.
lite rate is one pound for 8
cents. two pounds. ) cents;
three pounds II cents. four
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26

Investigation OF the charge that the directors OF the
New York Stock Exchange dominate the fortunes OF the
members and that "t is impossible the
exchange unless the financial powers consent proposed
by Pujo will in itself but little popular interest.
for the general public. including Mike. and Pat and Bill
and Jm and lot OF the OF who don't boot
how much those stock exchange animals chew themselves
up. What all find is way TO make them
stop chewing up the rest of
Lawson says the stock exchange one way or another.
Is taking from less than Ss0O0OOoOO0 year Even
when did not know the figures felt sore. but now
we do know them, hollcr ouch" and we want to
have it stopped right away
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The new parcel post, 81.
fectlye Jan. 4. IL as SIMPLE
and EASY MS mailing a letter
at tho postofflce.
Forget tho fussy talk about
gone systems" Take your
package TO the postoffice and
ask the man behind the window
How mnchY' lie can figure
II out In a moment. Lick the
stamps. stick them on aud de-
poait your package.
Unless you send packages
frequently and a postoffice or
substatlon IL iHconvenient for
you. that's all there Ia 10 II.
Parcel post 10 just a new way
OF sending packages. Hike
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STRIPED SUITS
THROWN OUT OF
OREGON PRISONS

ny Quilted Press Leased Wire.
SALEM. Or. Dec. ga big bun.
die of striped penitentiary suits.
tho last TO be worn by inmates OF
tho states prison. today awaits the
visit OF the ragman. The prisoners
are now going about gray suits.
and IL Is predicted that stripes will
never be worn here again.
Some time ago an order was Is
sued abolishing the suits for all
but the prisoners found guilty OF
breaking prison rules. Governor
West conceived the idea. however,
OF abolishing the remaining stripes
on Christmas day.
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JUSTICE ON THE Low CEAT,

Hartman. the who. contrary law. combined
the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific corporations died
September g. 1902 The supreme of the United States
able to reach that and pass upon December
1912. Thus there lapse OF years. months and q
days at least between the oensc and the judicial ruling
the offcnse.
1t does at times though justce--ha IS judicial
iustce-realy preferred to go along the low gear