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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
LOCAL MARKET
IS UNCHANGED
Potatoes Are Firmer, Say
Wholesalers

Local Wholesale fruit. vegetable
and dairy products markets present
little changes In prices or conditions
Wednesday
Dealers report that the potato mar
ket Is a little firuucr, owing to the
fact that small quantities are being
shipped In here by Yakima farmers.
who are harvesting their fall fruit
crops. Quotations have not been
boosted as yet on the local market.
Apple market Is slow, with a
slightly weaker undertone prevailing.
This condition IL only temporary.
warn the dealers There seems 20 be
nothing In sight. according 10 them.
but an abnormaliy high market on
apples this winter.
cantaloupe season In practically
over. Some late arrivals OF Miller
Cream can,aioupes are struggling In.
and are being sold at f2so 10 ss.5o
per crate.
Butter and egg markets are I'M
changed. Cheese market II slightly
weaker. with Washington and Oregon
tfiplcta OFF cent on top quotations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
llhyr Fights Desperately When
Family Furnace Goes on Strike

the smoke pipe smoked up.
IT was thick. black smoke. the
kind you can't put a dent In with an
axe. Then the hot air pipe demand,
ed SO "a day or no work Then
the dust flue hackfired. Then the
water pan tried to elude me. and
hurt my toe. Then tho cold air nue
did everything but function. Then
the firvpot simply played possum.
Then I had TO so upstairs and TAX.
a bath was mnearcsi with SCOT
from head to foot Were you ever
srncared with soot from head TO
foot7s'
And IN the mayor. who planned
TO ARR az the office at $40 O'Clock
this morning. but didn't until III.
grabbed pen and signed a lot Of
letters.
Next time III hire a desperate
man to clean my furnace the
mayor commented. as he affixed his
John Henry to nicely typed com.
municasions to q lot OF people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15

CHICAGO. Oct. 1s.--Further depression
OF the corn market il imminent. members
Of the Chicago Board Of Trade today pre-
dlefsd.
December corn to-day wac at its lowest
figure In three weeks and within Z cents
of the level Of several weeks ago when
tho big break WAS prscipitated by domes-
slc Influences.
Little outside pressure and Eastern ad-
vices Of importation Of Argentine corn
were dominating influences In the slump.
CHICAGO. Oct. t5,--R<ports Of settle
ment OF the SouEshoremens strike in New
York and an unfavorabis weather map
caused an upward turn today on the Chi
caEo Board OF Trade. The advance con-
tinued a. the session progressed.
Provision. followed the Traina
December corn. UP We at the opening.
t.27M. subsequently gained NC: May
corn opened 81 up. At si.2fh. and later
gained an additional NC.
December oats wa. up NC at the open
ing Of soAo and gained &c before close:
May oats. Nc higher at the opening Of
ssc. later advanced NC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
Status of the New York
Stock Exchange

KEW YORK. Oct ia firm tone
Was evident AT the opening Of this stock
market today. unitsd States Steel opened
~ tesH. up y Hsthlshem Steel RI" AT
1864. up ~ Mexican Petroleum at $50.
vp 8. Southern Pacific at fosM. up y
Union Pacific at 1914. up IN,
important developments relative 20 the
financial affairs u tho poheny properties
are anticipated IN the near future. u was
announced this afternoon. This Pan
American Petroleum reflected this snpec-
tatiou by advancing to istA while the
general ilst was soft MssiAn Petroleum
held firm around $50.
The market closed strong
steel common advanced W iesfs peth-
ishem Steel 'sHs ftoeed ~ ieEI Pam
American Petroleum. fss. American Beet
Sugar. sss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
ENEMY CANNON
FOR CITY PARK

An Austrian cannon. presented TO
Capt Omar ]. Humphrey BY the
ivovcrnor Of Trieste. and shipped TO
New York city At Humphreys own
excense. will becosn. the property Of
the rark board. II the board will
bear tine expense Of transporting the
cannon from New York 10 Seattle.
In .. letter to Mayor Fitzgerald.
q. {. corbaiey. secretary OF the
Chamber OF Commsrcs. states that
the cost Of bringing the cannon 70
Seattle win amount 10 shout ei2s.
corhaiey's letter was referred to
III. park board by Mayor Fftxxcr.
aid. with tho recommendation that
the cannon be brought 10 Seattle
and mounted In ono OF s~attic's
parks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15

- - ~ snssy tonight" an
:. -. - 60 = F''1<sraid
1 - = oDun 70 the office
- Voonnnng mesning.- he adj
= - ~ ! mp swixs fur.
~ ~ unyw pfIsd out al the
- - y6lnag1ay morning there
- ! vu11o.a m. ret firm fem
- -. ~1teA IL mayor trans
- - on1ehing about the fur.
n1 ~ ~ furnace needed
- enlIn ~ ether attentions.
4 ~ h III heart and a
- = - ~. Mayor Fitzgerald
= - ~ ~ 1spehs o. the base
- = ~ honA q se13 5gnd ave.
~ - a. 1srk curied up and
g. - ~ 6oae On the mayors
! = - ~ died.
FI1nnD u0u1A not stand with.
81 1l1e * kicked over the
q 49, and bucked every
9 = Uu~ aDpruached Il.
41og1 were aroused by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
TURKS MAY SELL
THRONE OF JEWELS

CoNsTANTrNOpLE. Oct. is. -
The Turkish government proposes
to sell the famous Peacock throne.
brought from India to Persia after
the loot OF Delhi and afterward cap
tured by the Turks. Few Credentials
have seen the throne. which was de.
scribed by a F'renchman who beheld
IL at Delhi In 1865 as a massive
couch OF gold. with lofty pillars and
canopy. the whole encrusted with
gems, among them hundreds Of
magnificent pearls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
Aviator, in Race,
Wins by Seconds

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. is.--Lieu.
tenant Colonel Reynolds won a race
from Reno to the Preside today by
SIS seconds
The race In two airplanes entered
In the transcontincntai derby carried
Reynolds and Lieutenant Sheridan
over the Sierra Nevada mountains to
Mather Field and thence TO tho Pre-
sidio. =
Reynolds completed his cross
country flight at 1o.5555 and Sheri.
dan landed mt Io.ssJo.
The men left Reno at Q a. m. Shsr.
idan heat Reynolds In Sacramento
BY one second. according TO the Of.
fetal timer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
SUGAR ON WAY

Seattle will have rs normal allow
ance Of sugar by next Monday. &C.
cording to an announcement OF Rob,
ert G. Saunders. u. =. district at.
torney. Wednesday.
~The sugar supply viii be back 10
normal BY Monday IL not before
said Dir. Saunders. Two carloads
are expected here Thursday. The
normal allotment OF sugar Ia being
shipped"
Saunders attributes the recent
sugar shortage TO the lack OF trans.
portation due to the san Francisco
iongshoremen's strike and TO the
unusual demand for sugar for can.
ming purposes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
SILVER CACHES ARE
HELD BY INDIANS

BOMBAY, Oct. 15s---One OF the
reasons for the rise In the price Of
silver In the practice among natives
OF several countries OF burying the
metal. Chinese cling TO silver, but
the greater amount Is believed 10 be
hidden away by natives Of india. IT
il estimated that there IL 500, 600 900
In silver held by the poorer classes
In this country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
TO Give
UP DUTIES HERE
Will Take Higher Post With
Fleet Corporation

Acting on telegraphic instructions
from ], |. Ackerson. vice president
Of the emergency fleet corporation.
" y, friek. district manager for tn.
United states shipping board. IN this
district, Will lay down the roinn OF
office "Wednesday night -. nj. Cal.
lis, assistant district manager, has
been named 20 succeed MIR. Prick
Mr Friek resigna the offlc. OF dis.
triet manager OF the shipping board
tn tAf distSet. preliminary TO pro.
MOTIFS to high place In the emer.
xcncy fleet corporation home office.
In philadelphia. lie win serve as
personal represe here Of Vice
President Ackerson until October 2s.
when he VIII leave for the East. Join.
ing Mr. Ackersons staff.
ID. NJ. Calls. who will succeed Mr.
Frick. IL one of the original members
Of the fleet corporation in the district
headquarters here. lie has held the
post OF assistant district manager un.
der all three Of his predecessors.
Came In May
W.T. ffitk uetAhr Nufthtfh ia
cifie district manager last May. sue
ceeding Capt. W A. Masee. previ'
ousiy he was representative OF tn.
fleet corporation at Hog island and
al Bristol. Ia.
As district manager In seattle, MIR.
Frick has made success that
stamps him as one OF the big men In
American shlpbulidlng, according 80
his superiofs and bis shiphulldcrr,
ON MIR. Calls. the new district
manager. will fall the task OF wind.
Ing up the governments gigantic
construction program In the North
west. His selection TO the pos, meets
with tho approval 81 the shipbuilders
OF the city. who are warm In their
praises OF MIR. Calls executive
ability.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
Traffic Cops Of
u. S. 10 Meet Here

with the naming OF the various
committees to handle the National
Traffic Officers association con-
vention TO be held In Seattle the
latter part Of October. Chief of Po-
lice J. r. Warren has started what
he believes will be the greatest
gathering OF Its kind ever held In
the United States.
A special meeting will be held
in To- chiefs office Thursday after
noon at o'clock. at which time
persons with safety devices will be
asked to present them for the con-
vcntion. Plans for the convention
win be furthercd and the various
committees instructed In their
work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
SPATz RETURNS

ROOSEVELT FIELD. MINEor.A.
~. Y. Oct. i5.--funited Pressst--
Major Carl spasx. IN . Dc Haviland
''blueblrd-' airpIanc left Roosevelt
field on his return trip to San Fran
cisco In the transconsinentai air race
at 2.as.3s o'clock this afternoon.
sSpatx is tho first flyer 70 start the
westward half OF his round trip.
Captain Lowell II. smith. flying n
De Haviiand '-blu~bird." took the air
Mt 2:3i4e. He also Is on his return
flight to San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15

- " g peace In the building
- s.en are IN sight accord
= IR~ s..oaemaker, secretary OF
,. nalldsrs' association.
- cnange In the sltua-
~ se'rsed Wednesday.
- - are attempting to 70
-. a open shop basis. The
"a =. essd 70 return to work
~ n men pending arbitra-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
CITY SAVES ADDICTS
FROM DRUG CLUTCHES

NEW YORK. Oct. 15.--F'resh air
and exercise were the chief medi
cines administered by specialists in
curing the first 300 patients In the
city drug sanitarinm on North
Brother Island. City Health Com
missioner Copeland announces that
two months treatment completes
.the cure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
BANK cLEARINGs


PORTLAND. Oct fts--rastie--M Market
steady Coed 10 choice steers. s8she
fair 70 good sssern. tT8si common 10 fair
steers. 1k.te4aSes good 10 choice cows
- se0ske. eanners. tsUt. bulls. tku
csc. esivsss tk0ts.
Hogs Hsceipts. GO head. market Soc
lower. Prime snissd. Situit 80. medium
MIXED. gfsseWfs. rough nsAxy. siste0
tiS.te. piHs. tisgisse.
Nh.ep--fisceipts. taf head market 10
steady. Prime lambs. iise0iss fair 80
medium. Sgs.teUifs yesriinxs. tsgs.
wsthers. tf.taGss ewes. stUT
nufssr--ssa sse per 10.
EgGsw~ss q ice per dos.
iIsns-ss6 sse per -; srensrs. s:ose
per III
Gess~-~ite per III.
chsese-ss9 SIC per 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15

lave ~; round steak. 1tc NJ. stalls
SOFA. Troeo. asc n. . ms tf.oe: : cans
Cooperative milk. ate; cream cheese. abc
NJ Stalls 9s-ss-a7. Z ibs NJ = u. coffee.
vas. Marota eli. ssc. 7bc, tia5. sS.To.
Stall lea, 2 tall cans milk. sse. fancy
cream cheese. sse NJ: best creamery
butter. tac N. Stall ~. onions. Sc N +.
lemons roc dox oranges. acc don stall
III. strained honey. 7sc at. jar. new
mino.mnat. SOC 10; Cooperative milk,
cans 27c. stall IS. Blue Ribbon tea.
ssc NJ; large pkg Citrus Powder. use. .
bars Bob white soap. asc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
KING AND PARTY
AT YOSEMITE
Dressed in Winter Clothes.
They Visit Park
ny po> n. CuAunrn,..,x

Omitted Press STAFF Correspondent,
ELL fsoRTAfA cal. Oct Ia
Dressed In winter clothing. King Al.
bert and Queen Elizabeth OF Rel.
Esum. with Prince Leopold left the
train here today for a sd.hour tour
~ Yosemite national park.
BEFORE leaving San Francisco laat
night the royal trio visited eahare,n
and then went Co a vaudeville show
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
FIVE ARE HURT

ERIE. Ia. Oct. is.--F'fve persons
were badly injured. two may die
and more than 800 chickens were
ground TO pieces when a broken
wheel on the Nickel Plate freight
train No. Sc. castbound. piled seven
cars early today near here. VIII
liam Hand. Fremont. Ssb,. suffered
Of the brain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
Don Probe
! silual Healing

~ Mteh. Oct. 1s.--Debate
- d nations, peace
esA political topics will
- saso q sessions OF depu-
s' ~ tsuesslant Episcopal con.
fs .. - 4 resolution prohibit.
- vas adopted today.
- y. -: q William r. Manning.
~ y 10y Trinity parish, New
~ clty. sponsor Of Jamss Moors
11..s sns London faith healer.
~..s. : revolution which was
= p = edopted, that a commit.
q. 49, biAhops. three presby-
| : k.. snles hynen. be appointed
- spiritual healing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15

stan -. pure fresh milk. Use at. stan
50. tail can carnation milk. tsnc stall
81. extra fancy Jonathan apples. f1-E
bon and up. stall A.. Yakima honey zoe
pit. COO at Booths sardinss. cans sEc:
ssr bottle eatsup. zoe. Stall 70. canning
salmon. itc NJ. hsiibut cheeks. zoe M
stall ~. betting beef s1fNc NJ: ms
pure lard. eec: compound. rbs. sSc
Stall ~. dried prunss. lie NJ. sc can
asparagus. soc: : rkss Grape Nuts. ssc.
stall ftos, jar rubbers. 4 dor. 2te. bulk
cider vinegar. ssc gal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15

stall 20. cocoanut. soc no. chocolate.
acc NJ. s5c Rogers baking powder. asc
Stalls T-s-a. NJ. sack choice patent
flour. f7as. large cans milk. 9sc. =
pkga creamettes ssc. Stall ss-c.i at.
sweet vinegar free with each soc pur-
chase OF pickles. jeiiies. etc; AN pickles.
6 for 100. Stalls zo-fi, ripe tomatoes,
soc crate: green peppers. loe NJ; finest
potatoes t2.so sack Stall 20, smeits, 2
ms zoe. fresh salmon. 2oc ~: fresh
mackerei, zoe 10. stalls s7-as. aoc pkg
H. o. oats. fEc. $50 Olympic pancake
flour. eTc. csc can cove oysters. ibc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
BAPTIsTs PLAN LUNCHEON

The Women's Baptist Missionary
union, Of Seattle. will give lunch.
con at the Y. w. G. A. Friday. at
y. m, In honor OF Mrs. Katherine s..
wcstfall, OF Chicago. corresponding
secretary OF the Baptist Home Mis-.
sion society. Phone East 1886 for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15

Private Elmer J. Baekiund. Third
Co. Coast Artillery corps. only son
OF Mr.. o. naekiund. Is Etruria ST..
whose tragic death occurred on July
stst At Fort Stevens. Ore. Young
Backlund. who was only rs at the
time Of his death. was shot by a
hospital sergeant while he was
proving about the basement OF the
hospital with two companions. The
father Of the boy has Just received
word from the district adjutant. c.
A. C.. that the slayer Of the lad has
been acquitted of n charge OF muir.
der by an army court.martlat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
MAYOR FITZGERALD
SIGNS RAINIER BILL

Improvement OF Rainier ave. be-
tween 57th ave. 8. and Ryan ST., at
cost Of 100000. win begin soon. May.
or Fitzgerald signed an ordinance
Wednesday. authorizing tho improve.
ment az soon as the city engineers
office Is ready to begin work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15

star re-. guaranteed sxKa csc dos. .
fancy creamery butter. zoe NJ. tall
cans milk. 1sc. stall .. red snapper.
ms. use: ling cod. : ms sse. stall ..
pork steak. ace NJ pork chops sor N. I.
picnics. 2tc N. Stalls 1876. gloss starch.
lie NJ. pink salmon. isc NJ; cans
pork and beans. ske. staii II. fresh
salmon. soc sachi sliced salmon. isc ~. .
iing cod. ihs. sse. ~ Pike st.. cut
flowers and plants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
Note APPROVED

PARIS. Oct. f5s--The supreme
council Of the peace conferences to-
day approved a note to Germany de-
handing the delivery to the allies
OF German ships sold irrcguiarly
during the war to Dutch steamship
companies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15

BAN FRANCISCO. Oct. is.--Buster--
Extras. s6Ac per 10.
Egss--Estras. rave per don; extra
puileta, s9hc per dox: understood pull
lets. 5sc per don.
checse--caiifornia flats. fancy. sec per
Id. firsts. ace per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
GALLERY SEAT NETS $4,000

NEW YORK. Oct. IA gallery
seat for the Actors Fund Memorial
day special performance on Deccm-
Der was sold for $4,000 to Louis J
Robertson, chairman OF the hides
and leather division OF the fund
drive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
Denver Market Report

DENVER, Oct 1s.--Cattle--Receipts
$500 head: market steady. Steers. So. 50
uiaso: cows and hcifers. ss.75Hs7s;
ntockcrs and feeders, s7@ii: calves. $50
tit
HoRa-Reccipts. 500 head. market IL
steady. Top. sit.25: bulk Of sales. si4@
titIe
sheep--Reccipss. $4,000 head: market
is steady. Lambs. s12.sonis: owes. SCI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
Money on Call

NEW YORK. Oct. ls.--.Mousy on call.
IL per cent. six nsonths. 2 per cent.
Mercantile paper. not quoted.
Har ssiser-fsondon. ss&d: New York.
not quoted.
Demand steriinw-tAfTH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15

WEsTIAKE
stxiis ss-ss. ms cooking apples. Zoe:
picking onions. fse NJ. orAnrss. Bee dns
stalls te-fi. sugar cured hams. sbc N. /.
lamb rhepe fko N pot roast. fte n
Stall ia. tomatoes. Sc N Hurhxnk ro-
sato~s. 10 ms. fsc. King apples. ne
CSC. stall 10. bulk honey. zoe at. !:
mild cream cheese. tsr n. Htaii II, 2
cans sssporafsd milk, ste. cans corn
CSC 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15

land. died In the same room in which
he WAS born, having lived 81 years
Ia the same house,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
LOWEST RATES
CALIFORNIA

Los ANGELES POINTS
SAN DIEGO.
FREQUENT SAILING&
>. >. cELt LIZ. ,,;;; i.-.::9;.;:;,;.;.:..oCT.
10o ChegHy q.
More than 1000 900 tons Of coal
were mined last year in Tuscarawas
county, Pennsylvania
Arizona republican., 1919-04-24
PROPOSE A NEW STATE

(Knoxville Journal and Tribune)
 The general assembly of the state of New York is being asked to take the first step towards the establishment of new state, to be called the state of Liberty, or some other name, and com posed of the city of New York and two or three adjacent counties.
 The pretext for the new state is that the city of New York has a larger population than all the rest of the state and that it pays the bulk of the taxes and that the upstate people say how the revenue shall be used. It is also said that. with @ population as large as dozen other states in the union, New York has but two representatives in the national senate. while other states combined have no greater pop ulation, if as great as that of New York, but have as many as twenty votes in the upper house of congress.
 The secession of New York from the state of New York is an event for the future. the long future, if ever. In the city there is a host of loyal, true Americans. But side by side with these is also a ho.stsof those who are not Americans, never have been and never expect to be Americans.
 But let that pass. When the city of New York becomes a new state the newspapers will tell all about it. It will not be a sudden happening.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-24
The German Drive

The great German drive instituted late in March of 1918, it expected would reach Paris about a month later say the latter part of April. There some unexpected delays; there Instructions that had 10 be removed. These Instructions multiplied from time time. Chief among them groups Americans here and there especially bunch in plaee called Belleau Wood But they have all been put of the way last They have been disspated Some of them have been brought home and the rest scattered about in France wheret they are kept as source of revenue for an impoverished population. Anyway they are the route of the advancing
 Germans who we understand will arrive at Paris in the week of April 27, 1919, thus completing the great German drive It is true it will be year late. But what is year in sublunary affairs? A mere day.
 The plans with reference to the entry into Paris have been somewhat changeds It will not be headed was at first proposed by the Kaiser, the Crown Prince the lesser princes von Hindenburg Luden- dorff All these conquerors have engagements else where They could not wait year.
 So the great German drive according to present plans when it reaches Paris in about week will be headed by German with a longer name than any of them. Count Brockdorff Rantzau
 In many respects, and one important one the cul- imitation of this drive will be more advantageous to the Germans than it would have been a year ago Then they would have found nobody at home that is HOOOuS worth Whle They Inlght ot course, have talk lot of prisoners but for the most part they would have been melodies, unheard of civilians some thou sands of privates, officers from non-coms up to coones But neither Foch Joffre, Pershing nor Haig would have been there. They would have been scat tered to the ports making their way out of France
 But the German drive will catch them all in a bunch and along with them Clemenceau Wilson Lloyd George Orlando and the heads or high repre- sentative of all the enemy nations It has evidently paid the Germans to restrain themselves to possess their soils in patience for short year.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-24
More and Then More

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  minds
Arizona republican., 1919-04-24
NATIONWIDE PROHIBITION

The North American halls nationwide prohibition as the most important of social and economic legislation adopted since the republic was formed It sums it up thus: Tt means conservation of na
 tional wealth which within ten years will equal the colossal costs of the war By ending wasted ex- penditure of two billions year. it will divert that sum to the satisfying demands for necessaries and comforts of life creating incomparahIy the greatest new market any legislation could orb n to American industry. It will multiply the man-power of the na ton and enhance the skill of it's workers giving America substantial advantage over those countries which continue to carry the burden It will conserve vast stores of foodstufs other raw ma
 terials, the strain upon transportation end tremendous waste of fuel and release of thous
 ands of workers for productive employment It will relieve industry and labor of a heavy load due to inefficiency costly accidents and lost working time
Arizona republican., 1919-04-24
"The Producern

About June there will come into being a monthly publication which We believe will exert wide in fluence "The Producer journal devoted to the live stock industry of the whole country It will be the organ of the American National Live Stock Associa- ton. It authorized the last convention of the association and a corporation has been formed called the American National Live Stock Association Publishing company to direct the publication.
 The managing editor of "The Producer will be Mir T. W Tomlinson who has been the very efficient and active secretary of the American National Live Stock Association for many years and who has been