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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-19
MACIERZ POLSKA.

tsst orEanIxacys lsczses miodIies pei
IkS oboJga pScI " pracach yen
IatryotycEnych 1 brstnieJ pomocy ais
DodnIesienia ducha moralnosci donro-
bytu W spoleczenstwie, q ~szczegoInie
miedzy miodzIeza polska- Mo5na zapi-
sac sic ma posmiertne cd lat IA do -;
na cztonk6w Stowarzyszorych oss o.
Kraniczenia wieku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-19
ust amatora bezplatnego wiktu
dachu - "a kratkami:

paru laty - powinela mu sic no
ga; zbladzii; odsiedziaf kare
chciaf wrocic ma dobra droge -
ale poczciwych, szlachetnych
krewnych zamoznych zbiera,
nina hipokrycka odepchne}a &c
cd siebie - wyparli sic Ywyrzut,
ka"! Byl i'm ME ,pozadany ME,
wygodny zawadzat.
Szukaf piracy, ale nieszczescie
szlo "a MIN, ME odstepowa}o go.
jak-ot, jak ten pies, co sic dor
- Cd dni paru przyczepi} i by je-
go nedzy zmora - nieodlacznie
idzie "a MIN, wdzieczny, IL &c
spotkanego w zaulku przygarnq]
i posilil: resztkq swej strawy
podzielif sic, jak Z bratem-nedza'
rem - on wywoianiec czfowie-
czy z wyrzutkiem psiego pospo-
Ill.,.
Zmienic pragna} miejsce poby
tn; ME miai pieniedzy-poszedl
pieszo, o chlodzie i g}odzie. =.
Zdrowie zawsze mial waite we
wiezieniu i w tel wedrowce star
gallo mu sic do reszty ma IT,
b., to ME przcsada, rozumic sic
ma tenn; - zrcszta jest zuPelnic
zrczygnowany: skohczyt - in
PREDICT, ten lcpiej - odpocznic
spoczynku pragnie ponad wszy--
stko!...
Z~ajmowaly sic MIN instytucye
dobroczynne, lecz - jake OK
kryminalista, a chory niculcczal-
ME, albo mafo znajdowa} sympa'
tyi, albo malo szans zatrzymanla
ma stale: - wszedzie by} cicza--
rem, przykrym i wstretnym....
Taxi los! Podawaiy go sobic do
broczynnoSci' Z reki do reki, rzu-
cano T. MIN Z ,,ward' ~jednych do
drugich, a zawsze sic konczy}o ma
wyrzuceniu go ia bruk - bez
grosza, bez dachu, be- chleba.
Wielcz to razy. Wicle togo! Je-
sieni zesziej chciai do Armii, OF
- ably SIG gdzicS zawiesic, uczc-
pic, ably mice kat i p~rzytu}ek -
on, be- rodziny, co sic go wyrze'
kla. chciai mice choc O.
boz - rodzina, ale lekarz po-
siuchai jego pluc rzezcnie, po-
klepal 60 po ramieniu, pokiwal
giowq i kazai mu zabierat sic ma
pofudnie. -. Jemu! Jak przeme-
cyl zime wilgna i ch}odna - juz
togo sam opowiedzieG ME zdo}a..,
Dose, re przetrzymaf, lecz czujc,
IL mu sic juz niedlugo nieduzo
nalezy... Chciaiby gdzies odpo--
czaG, zatrzymat sic, ostac, osiaSc.
"a tn. 60 wciaz pedza dalej i dalej
Wspomniai, gdzie mt by}o najle-
picj - najzaciszniej, najspokoj-
niej, najcieplej, gdzie ME mia} nj
potrzeb, nj pragniei -. Ia kra-
t.! Tam, tam powr6cic! to jedy-
ny przytu}ek ola niego! P~ostano.
viii koniecznie zostac arcsztowa-
nym.
Onegdaj dostaf SHADES grossly
pare, zdecydowa} sic upic: ME
starczylo, wiec udal reszte -
wziai taxi i kazal sic zawiezt
gdzieniebadz; - ME zaplacil
mySlal, II motorowy so zaaresz'
tuje: gdzietam! Spojrzaf nan
powiedzia} mu, re jemu karawan
sic nalezy, ME automobil do para
dy. I dai mu pokoj, a on znowu
ma bruku p~ozosta}. Vice poszedl
ma stacye k~olejowa i wszczqf tam
awanture, lecz dozorcy, widocz-
ME litujac sic mad MIN, wypro-
wadzili go z budynku miast
zawols6 patrolki; zatem wybil
szybe jakiegos skladu: ME ucic-
kali, czekaf: teraz musza przecle
i nareszcie aresztowali 60, lecz
patrolka, gdy go zawiozfa ma sta
eye, gdy zbadano go tam i pre-
Romano sic, re ledwie ma nogach
sSo,: o,r,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-19
A L Ell UJA t.,

IA kledy nastai dzlen trzecl
cd DOLBY Ukrzyzowania, rozszedi
sic CLOS wielki - powszechny -
caiej Jerozolimie, IL powstai z
srobu Jezus z Nazareth. I byla
wielka radosc miedzy uczniami
lego, re speiniio sic to, czego
trwoznem oczekiwali screen, re
ich Mistrz, ich Pan, ich Bog "
smierc i close, re wstai
w tryumfie swej potegi Boskiej i
otworzyi niebo - biadzacym
wSrod ciemnosci.
Vice z ust do ust szla owa
wieSc biogosiawiona; a jeden mo-
viii drugiemu: ,,SiyszaleS? Podo-
bno zmartwychwstai." ,,Zapraw-
de - zaiste zmartwychwstaiI". ..
A Cd czasu tego dzien ow Jest
najwiekszem Swietem ola ucz-
niow Chrystusa, rozproszonych
pc Swiecie caiym. Pamiatke tel
wielkiej, tel fundamentalnej do
niosioScia swa chwili .Swieci Ko-
sci6i najpiekniejsza swa uroczy-
stoScia, wielka zas, cudna, tajem-
nicza moe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Panskiego. stafa sic ola mas pra-
wdziwie Wielka Noca - po wsze
easy i wieki!...
Drogie to sercom chrzescijah--
skim Swieto przypada nam ma
czas, ktory sam jest wiasnie jake
by symbolem ZmartwyGhwsta-
mia Doc ono - budzi SWAT caiy
jasna wiosna z dlugiego mar
twego snu zimy, ono ozywia ma
ture powracajacem znow cieplcm
slonkiem, CO wskrzesi ziemie i
skrzepi plon i da obfity owoc
znojnej piracy.
Wielkanoc owa, to take symbol
ola dusz naszych cziowieczych:
DO tax, jak Pan nasz i Zbawiciel
do dnia trzeciego lezai w ciem-
nym grobie, tax dusze pasze cze-
sto przez dlugie, diugie dnie bro
dza w ciemnicy zaSlepienia i fla,
az nastanie ola Mich iaski Bozej
= Wielkanoc, ktora je wskrzesi
re Smierci grzechowej i zbudzi
do zycia, podniesie ku siohcu
szczerej Bozej miloSci. Cudnez i
wielkie to swieto!...
800.
"A jakiez ono cudne. i jake
uroczyste. tam w naSzej Pol
see ukochanej!... hen "a lasa-
"a gorami, "a ia wieika wo-
da!... Ziemia CT Gala wiosna sic
ukwieci, krasa Swieci, tchnie wo-
MIA, tetni zyciem modem. wsze-
dy jasno, swietliscie< = pogoda, a
dziwna powszechna radoSc stroll
W odSwietne, barwne szaty kraj,
nature i ludzi, CO W bajecznie ko-
strojach, a z modlitwa,
szczerq w sercu - ,,Alleluja" nu-
ca w koSciele wioskowym. A
slonko dobre biogosiawi ;ch
zgory ziotymi ~promykami, c%aiuje
ich glowy poczciwe i maluje W
pawie piora pstro-kwieciste die
wczat chusty i jasne chiopcow
sukmany!...
Hej - widze widzs zywo
wspomnieh oczyma; jeno mi liza
tesknoty czasem obraz mgiawi. ..
ale dojrze, ale pamietam i nieza-
pomne, poki tchu W piersi!
A Wy, Bracia-nie zapomni-
cieo... Ach - ME zapomnijcie,
ME! Bo ia Wielkanoc cudna i
urocza ma zwlaszcza Ola mas, Po-
.lak6w, znaczenie wielkie fswie.
tel. Wiecie jake! Wiecie z
pewnoscia, DO mowia to serca
vase, DO o to sic modliliscie la
ia Gale tax zaiosnie: ,,Ojczyzne
wolna, race nam wrocic Panic" p.
l Pan ia nam wrocii!. Pc diu-
giej ciemnej nocy niewoli, pod
czas ,ktorej Polska nasza spala W
grobie zamknieta, - nadszedi
;wietny i jasny wielki Dzieh
Zmartwychwstania, Aniol Bozy
grob nasz odwali} i~wstai nasz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-20
SPEED UP
REGISTRATION
Offices Open From 8 A. N,
Until 5 p. N.

Voters who were registered for
the municipal election last March
but failed TO vote. and those who
fssied 10 register must register b.
November III for the school election
December ?. and by November Is
for the port election December g.
City Comptroller Carroll said Mon.
day.
Voters who cast their ballots at
the last municipal election are not
required to register for the school
and port elections
The registration books are open
every day from a. m to o. m.
NJ the office OF the city comptroller
In the county city building
Approximately $500 Of the $4,000
voters who were disqualified by fail.
Ing to vote at the last municipal
election. have registered More than
$500 citizens mus, register before
November II II they wish 10 vote at
the school election and must have
their names on the city cpmptroil
~f's books before November IS II
they want TO participate in the port
election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-20
NAVAL ORANGES
DUE TO ARRIVE
Cheap Prices Are Predicted
by Dealers

With the first picking Of the win.
ter naval oranges but two weeks
distant. local fruit handlers are dis.
cussinv the price probabilities for the
seaMoii.
Existing conditions will tehd -
keen the price fairly reasonable, ae'
cording To the dealers. One OF the
most important factors that VIII ex.
srt such nm influence IL the extreme.
~ large apple crop that n now being
harvested thruout the country.
Apples aud oranges are the two
staple fruits ln winter time. The
apple production could satisfy the
countrys fruit appetite--and viii II
orange prices become too high,
Another factor. which dealers
point ont viii tend 20 cheek high
prices on the orange - the antici.
pated banner production OF oranges
~ The Florida territory,
Latest estimates OF inc bureau Of
crop catiuialen place riorlaas pros.
pcctlye yield at e.a0o 600 boxes. .
retord which exceeds last years out,
pat by come coo 600 boxes
CALIFORNIA; 1919 crop Of oranges
will be slightly In excess OF the pre-.
yioun years output. II la predicted.
The present car shortage. II u con.
unuea. will tend TO keep a large part
OF the California oranges on the
Pacific coast. making the local mar
ket easier.
An early shipping season Il looked
for ON California oranges, San Fran
cisco commission men expect 20 have
the first OF the new fruit on sale
by the latter part Of November
They estimate that the opening
prices will rule around sss0 to $500
per box there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-20
Meier to Address
Accepted Masons

Decentralization of the service flag
of IONIC Lodge No. 30. Free and Ac.
cepted Masons. will be observed at
the Masonic temple next "Wednesday
evening Forty members of the
lodge gave their services TO the ma.
ton One of them. Corporal Alfred
II Peterson. Co. q. 3sfst infantry.
died Of wounds received In the Ar.
gonne forest.
The program ~iii include "a demo,
hlIixation address by Walter r. Meier.
corporation counsel In addition to
the rehabilitation program. the gTih
Anniversary of the founding Of the
lodge win be observed The ami.
versary address will be delivered by
Right Worthy Brother jams H.
Begg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-20
CARY APPEALS
FOR OPEN SHOP
Says Public interest Should
Come First

WASHINGTON. oct. so.--~Ths
pending steel strike should no, be
afhiirntrd nor compromised. said
Ebert ~. Gary. chairman Of the
United States Steel corporation. in
Npeech today before IA. national
Industrial conference.
t.ary's statement follows.
Il desire to make a brief state
ment IN relation to the question
under discussion as well as othcrs
submitted To this conference. Fur
iher explanation 81 any vote mas
register win probably be unnecca
ary.
Like other members Of the con
ference. recognize that the public
interest must Away. be considered
as Of the frat importancs. that nj
private interests mus, be subordl
mated.
= arm heartily In accord with tn,
desire ~ ~. president % firmly eH
tabissh proper and satisfactory rela
lions between ali groups OF citizens
connected with Industry. including
~ course. what has been designated
as capital and lahor.
II believe in Cancellation. eo-opera
ton and arbitration whenever prac
ucahln without sacrificing principle
u am ~ the fxed opinion that tins
pending strike against tho ai.el in
duntFy Of this country should not bs
arbltfatsd or compromised. nor an,
action taken by tn. conference
which bears upon that subject.
Also that there should be main
tasn~d In actual practice. without In
t.rruption, tho open chop an under
stand is-namcly. that every man
whether he does or does not belons
to labor union. shall have the op
portunfsy TO engage In any line oi
legitimate employment on terms and
conditions agreed upon between EN-
ploye and employer"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-20
Says Steel Strike
Still Increasing

CHICAGO. Oct. se.---The number
Of steel strikers has Increased SO
per cent since the men walked out
five weeks ago. John Fitzpatrick.
strike leader. declared in nm appeal
for funds lie urged organized Ia.
Dor TO come 70 the aid OF the hungry
wives and children OF strikers.
Our workers win not b. starved
into submission he declared.
In telling Of the efforts 81 the steel
companies TO beat the strike, he
salt Maj. Gen Wood fen like a
sheep" for their propaganda.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-20
RATE HEARING SET

The Portland District Freight
Traffic committee have set for hear
Ing In Portland. io:3o a. m, October
%. proposals TO increase the distance
rates on lumber and its products ap.
plying within the state Of Washing.
ton west OF the Cascades. This pro.
posal II the result Of a request Of
the lumber interests In the WI.
lamette valley. Oregon. that their
rates into Portland he reduced 10 the
level Of the present Washington dis
lance rates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-20
New York-Dublin
Ship Line Starts

DtbLiN. Oct zo--An event of
American commercial inportance
was the arrival IN The port Of Dublin
of the American freight steamer
Lake Cretna- The Lake Cretna Is
the first vessel Of proposed regular
direct service between New York and
the irish capital. and Irish producers
ana exporters are cooperating with
the industrial and trade organina-
lions 70 provide return cargocs.
The vessel j. proceeding to belfast
after dlscharging her Dublin cargo.
The Lake Gretna's first direct New
York Dublin voyage was a prosper.
Gus ore. the discharge OF her cargo.
which included shoes. fruits. wines
and automobiles. was expeditions
and everything promises SeIl for the
success Of the direct service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-20
Pennsylvania Men
to Vote on Strike

PITTSBURG, Pa. Oct. ga con
vention Of the Pennsylvania Fedora.
tion Of Labor win be held In Pitts
burg not later than November s. 10
deferynine action on a strike In sym
patty with the steel workers.
This move was decided upon at a
meeting here yesterday. in which
members Of the Central Labor Union
pledged themselves to attempt TO de-
feat reelection OF city officials who
have refused TO act on complaints Of
strikers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-20
Status O { the New York
Stoc.ts Exchars &c

NEW YffftK. Oct fa@Ffss e sefs IT,
regular $40 snE = Get leading secs 81 the
stock mafktt % Ming to-day
Tnitsa Hta tee steel opens - 10 :
up = Kelly ire 81 fkfN. 90 - kfuafa
team fanamtatis - AZ tHa&. - = BETH
iahsm "uH - tet. off I. American
" uaIHn - ftta %
Trading IN 81 first half our was IN
excess 81 s66. eel shsrsa. N motors.
shipping stocks end hrlsfh Heelen
strongest kHsrff ~ Weaten made nsH
sasofd hlRh near f&e Hfude saksf made
. nsw high for the Ssaf 81 - ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-20
new FLEET FOR
PACIFIC PORTS
Seattle TO Boston Liners viii
Be Constructed

los ANGELES. Oct TO- Marct
Holman. president ~ the Southwest
ern hhiphulidiuR company. with
yards ~ san Pedro. announced 10
day his company has secured $50.
600 900 contract from tho Emergency
Fleet corporation. and that his COM
paDy and the Western Pipe a Steel
Co would build a fleet II 10 ships
20 operate between Pacific coast
ports and Boston
The new fleet will be operated ~
the Boston Pacific company. The
vessels viii make Seattle. Portland.
San Fr9ncisco. San Pedro. New York
and Boston on their ports Of call.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-20
Banker Served in
American Cavalry

@. X. strlxek. new vice president
OF the Guardian Trust and Savings
bank. was born In Bohemia. came TO
The United States as boy and
served In the United States cavalry
gaining the rank Of sergeant major.
lie followed the gold rush 10 Yukon
and returned In 1908 10 enter the
banking business in this state Aliho
a resident In Seattle nj 7ss nth ave.
~. strizek's banking activities for.
mcriy have been concentrated out.
side OF Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-20
TANKER AND BRITISH
SHIP IN COLLISION

NEW YORK. Oct 2o.-The Amer
lean tanker George II. Jones and
the British cargo ship Chicago City.
were In collision off Bayside. In the
lower bay today. a great hole was
torn ir. the Chicago City's port quar-
ter. and she ran for the beach In q
sinking condition. The tankers' bow
was damaged. but she continued out
TO sea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-20
Chicago Ma rket I .eport

CHICAGO. oct. 20 rTfsd lnR on the
chicago hoard Of Trh ds 90 itiuusd dBil
today slight rises fuii frsd effort ~
aoms traders AZ the Is suinx % BOIL ths
,uafkst bot their effea - - efth 30
easaurnssmsnt from tile auu ids and the
familiar teafsh stennsn = asKau their
work avifhty
Provisions ssfs slightly tos ~
Dsesmber corn opened a. 81 81. ~ se.
ard later lost Aes May cor o. Hfter open
ing &c %. at iias, lost lie later
u.eentsr oHfs was = ~ ~ aueninr
81 1ae subsequently losing - Mar fera
opened at 5fat. sp &c. huf - &c %
fore the eiDas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-20

The Liberty Safety Deposit com.
pany has opened Offices AZ III Cherry
It. under the management Of James
crehan. formerly secretary to Mayor
en- crehan for the last two years
has been operating the Liberty
Safety Deposit company at Greene
park. Camp Lewis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-20
Read Goes East
to Check on Flu

Or. H. NJ. Read. city health com
missioner. left for New Orleans sun.
day night TO attend the annual meet.
ing II the American Health congress-
Expert physicians from every sec.
ton Of the United States will present
the latest methods Of preventing the
spread Of Influenza epidemics. The
Health congress will meet In tho
Crescent City from October "a To III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-20

RAs FRANCISCO. Oct a. Butter--
Extras sse per ~.
Exxs-Estran. Tsnc per dos EXTRA
puiiets Gle per dox. underlined pulieta.
sac per doE.
chssne--allfornia flats. fAlsey. sze per
IN ftrsts. ale per ID.
ciscsc~~fsr per 10
Chesae--1sA xsc per 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-20
Maru May
Take on Cargo Here

The Toyama Maru. Of the Nip
pom yusen kaista Co. viii proba-
bly, com. TO Seattle 20 load. ah.
has been on the New York Oriental
rout. fthe company. but has not
been able to take cargo from New
York because OF marine strikes.
She viii load on this coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-20
Portland Market 6 tatds

pouTf,aED. oct z6.-cauf. Receipts.
z.Ieo head market etsad1 Coed 70
choice ssssfs. .ia0 80. fer o. good
.t.sr. tgGa. sofnTaan - fair GERS. . 20
elfso. coed 10 ch0tcs cows - heifera.
ss sea- 90, medium % Feod . Re g q
Gamers. iamas bulls. ssfsba. calves, ~
ait
HosH- H~eslpta. 500 head market -
sse etvhs, Prime mixed. va 1tmft2t.
IN 4 tam mixed. fits1sMlA ~ rough
heavy. n17safsi5s pigs. ftis if
,shs.u- Rseeis,ts 200 hesd market -
steady Prirn. tsrnbs. fii.s saf 2. far 20
MEDIUM. ffoteati. yaartins twt.
~sthers o. SEQ $50. ewes. 1871
uuttsr-~ss usTc per ~
EgKN=ega Zoe per dox.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-20

More tourists than ever before
will visit the Northwest during the
winter and spring. according TO
George r. Brown, solicitor for the
Pacific Electric railway. Los An.
geles. stopping at the New Rich.
mond hotel here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-20

stalls 1911. lamb chops 20c N fresh
dressed chicken, ace NJ stall is. cans
eyaporated milk. zbc. large bottle Del
Monte cstsup. Csc. stan i2s. Silver Leaf
dried onions. &c II. erabappies. 1 90 box.
stall iao lbs. NJ / ~ coffee. ti.s0;
2 lbs. Lux soap powder, sse. stall 90.
WeHtlake Special flour, 400 per sack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-20

stat III. pure strained honey 5sc ut
jar. iahhy's mineemeat. acc NJ Helms
chit saucs. rse bottle stalls ao-as-at
liver. Ice NJ honsiess eornsd beet $50
aoe doE. lemons. zee dos cantaloupes, 4
10 afscs pears. Its box
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-20

Public Markets


stall 80. &c Hessi baking powder. ale.
faii pound sehiiiink's baking powder. aae
Stalls zf-ss, ION pail Karo syrup. ste.
Stalls f-s.es-rf can NJ j n coffee
taasi 2 large cans csruation milk. gTc. I
NJ. slaSn rice sse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-20

stall ~. pure fresh milk. isc at Stall
g, tail can Carnation innk, taHc stall
". large cans tomatoes. shc. $50 can
orange maruaiade. lac. gsc can aspar-
agus. Soc csc can new crop peas fsc
stan ises, karo SYRUP. lie Csc, see. pure
peanut butter. Tic n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-20
CORNER

stall io2. fun cream cheese. soc ~ +.
tall cans milk. 2sc guaranteed eggs
Csc dor. don sse; fancy Jersey butter
Csc NJ. Flake white, acc ID. Stalls i6.sg
at jar honey. zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-20
New York Coffee a nd
Sugar Quotations

NEW YORK. oct 1o,-coffee-No. Z
Rio. fTM WiTsr per ID. No. Santos,
.sA q 2sts r per ~,
RurAr-CentrgfuEaI. 7ssc per 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-20

London Tower h only one out Of
many In a Roman fortress that ex.
tended over ~ acres and was erected
In Roman times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-20

On the 2fst Of October. In 1879
the first incandescent light was pro
duced by Thomas Edison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-20

October if--Hfr Ksdondo a, Burnett
Inlet ~ noon. str Eikton. Seattle for ORR
snt. ass miles ~est Of Cape Fiatsery at
.. IN
October ik-~str Catherine y. arrived at
kake at II 10 n m. air Rodondo left
Waterfall for Barnett Inlet southbound
at D IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-20
Wireless Reports
Canadian Government

oetshsr is--sfr e-heisohaln leaving
Rivers Inlet south hound at $40 y. nj
str Admiral Evans s"uth Of EEg Island
Nputhhound at . M. str Ventura en-
trfins Alisank Sound southbeund Mt
. N.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-09-26
NOTICE OF HEARING

In the Superior Co rt of the State
of Washington in and for the
County Of Whitman.
IL the Matter of the Disincorpora-
ton OF Palouse Country I'M
proyement Company, a Corpora
ton.
Notice is hereby given that Pa
louise Country Improvement Com
pany, corporation, has filed in said
courts its petition for disincorpora-
ton and that the court has fixed Fri
day, the 26th day of September,
1919, at 1000 o'clock a. m. at the
courthouse in Colfax, Washington, as
the time and place for hearing on
said petition, at which time all per-
sons interested are notified to APP
pear and show cause, if any there be,
Why an order should not be made
dissolying and disip2orporating said
corporation.
Witness my hand this 18th day OF
July, 1919.
NJ. c. TRUE,
Aug1Sept26 Clerk
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-09-26
Aug1Sept26

FOR SALE-Tract OF about two
acres of land, fronting on B St.
about $50 feet north of California
s.. VIII sell whole tract, or divide
into smaller tracts or lots to suit
purchaser. c. J. Randle, 704 Cal
iiornia St. sep19oc24
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-09-26

WANTED TO RENT-Well i'm
proved three-quarters or half sec
ton of good wheat ranch from own
Ell; near school and warehouse; pos
session at once, If wanted, would
buy stock and machinery. Address
T. NJ. L., box POI, Tekoa, Wash
sep19oct3
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-09-26

Stenographical or clerical assist
ance can be supplied by Miss Sour
lock, Y, W. c. A. secretary. Phone
230. sep12-19
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-09-26

FOR SALE-100 young Leghorn
hens. Half mile north Of college
Mrs. J. w. King. sep19-26
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-09-26

Satins and serges are back for
early fall bid, this model of black
satin being enriched by the
'soutache braid which winds its
way into pleasing designs. The
square collar is of white organdie.
edged with very narrow, soft
saienciennes lace. Fashion Art
features this pleasing creation.
Inc tur is the pleasing blue fox.