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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-25
BaNk CII,KINGs
Status Of New York
Stock Exchange

SEw YORK. Nov. ss--Ths majority
~ leading issues on the stock market
today wsre higher AZ the opening. United
states Htcsi opened At ioSs. up =.
United Retail stores AZ ". up /. Amsfi-
can Locomotive at ssk. up = Union
Pacific at iss. up = TEXAS Company az
100. W ,, Central leather At ssk, off
(. crueibie at 2ts. up 2. Bethlehem
Steel "a up = Republic steel At 1888
up ~ baldwin st ii2s. Up = South
ern Pacific at sts. up y.
Iiuoyanry In tho issues heavily hit IN
this rscent break overshadow 81 all other
msrks, features In the first half hour.
General Motors sold at $50. ~ 70 from
the low Of this month Crucibis reached
40. up about Is from recent low. htu-
dehakrr advanced ~ 20 iiss and
rieree-Arrow EAinsd 60 sax
The market continued firm thru the
sccond hour. with General Motors reach
lag close 60 3to around noon.
The market closed firm. pisres-Arrow
coniinusd 20 lead the market right up 20
the close and taken IN large vol
ums above ~. General Motors held
around a level Of - poihts above the pre-
yious eieae Outside % the motor group
the lisi showed iiiiis activity. Baldwin
soid off about points from the high.
unitsd States steel held around ios. I'm
dioott-io hnson made . new record high
above ia
Pisrcs.Arow featured the early after
noon trading. selling at 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-25
PROSECUTION OF
REDS PROMISED
State wide Criminal Pro-
ceedings Planned
Mckee.

We propose 20 inaugurate state
wide criminal proceedings against
any and all persons who advocate
changes In our government or inn;i.
tutions by unlawful rncans"
With this declaration. the meeting
OF prosecutors from all counties In
the state. which convened Monday.
adjourned early Tuesday afternoon.
Attorney General l.. l. Thompson
presided and the two United States
district attorneys for the state were
also IN Attendance. Sessions have
been held In a court room In the
County City building
The meeting was called TO consider
the /. w. w. situation.
-Four methods OF aiding officials In
conyicting seditionlsts are suggested:
appointment by fraternai and civic
organizations OF committees 10 help
round Up the reds aid rendered
from members OF bar associations.
proper fulnllment b. citizens Of their
duties as jurors. and unceasing
preaching OF patriotism.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-25
WEBSTER PANS
PLUMB PLAN
Spokane Congressman De-
livers Speech at Home

SPOKANE. Nov. ss--Before a
crowd OF his home folks that mum
bersd over 3oo0 and packed the
arnory. Congressman ]. Stanley
Webster last night went into action
against labor in the present indus.
trial issues. lie roasted Sampei
Gornpers. the railroad bro,hsrhoods
and the Plumb plan.
That the crowd was with him
was patent In the enthusiastic yeiis
and stamping II gave him.
IL was wehster's first Spokane
speech since first entering congress-
Some OF the remarks that won
applause were:
1T Is not necessary for the aver.
age American citizen 20 worship at
the shrine Of Samuel Compers 70
understand and interpret the Amer
lean constitution.
when IL comes 20 the sacred
right to strike. the use % which
may bring misery and suffering in
TO every home under the American
flag. We are told By AIR. Gompefs
the power OF government has ceased:
that when IL comes to regulating
the right to strike. the American
people have voluntarily deprived
themselves OF natures law OF self.
preservation. and that We must
stand mute and helpless while limo
cent women and children starve to
death on hearths that are cold. that
this hideous monster may work its
brutal will.
when individuals voluntarily
seek employment In interstate trans
portation service, they. too. become
impressed with a trust in the public
interest and they should rot be per
mitted 20 strange the American peo.
pie 20 death.
THE railroads are national high
ways. 1t is Just as permissible 10
or the navy as on the operation Of
the transportation facilities"
Congressman Webster said that
labor had been "c0ddied and i'm
posed on" He ridiculed the Plumb
plan. saying: 1T provides the
American people shall buy all the
railroads and pay for them and then
lease them 10 a corporation for 100
years. and that corporation has 10
directors. The railroad employees
select 10 and the public five. II
there is any loss in operation you
pay II. II there is any profit they
take half. And they fix their own
wages. their own working conditions.
their own hours and then refuse to
agree not to strike"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-25
Big Steamers in
Seattle's Harbor

The steamers Eurydamus and
Protesilaus. Blue Funnel ieviathans.
VIII be locked In Seattle early next
week. The EurydamuH Is coming
from Liverpool and viii return
there, while the Protezilaus Is IN the
Oriental service. The liner Ixion.
Of the samc line. viii take 1000
coolies. bound for Tsing.tau from
British Columbia. this week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-25
Report 5000 Are
Seized by "Reds"

WASHINGTON. ID. C., Nov. 25.--
Eight thousand people. including fam.
ilies of anti.Bolshevik army officers.
were taken prisoners with the recent
capture OF Omsk by the Bolshevk
forces. the state department was adj
viaed today.
Havoc was wrought In Omsk by
shell fire and magazine explosions.
IL was said. Thousands OF people at
Omsk are without food or homes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-25
)FFICERS TRAIL
BANK FUGITIVE
Man Is Accused of
Gsappropriating $500, 900

| cErCAGO. Nov. 25.--James VI.
us. vice president Of the stand.
81 Trust ard Savings Bank. &C
|ssst Of Incorporating abou,
|csfeo. was making a Wild dash
" freedom today.
Rssctlvss traced Miles 20 Chill.
|gAs. III. and were only a few
|nrs behini the fleeing banker.
Wien the detectives reached CHI
|<uste. at an early hour today. they
l1r Informed a man answering
|xle' description had ief, an auto
|roGe there and boarded a train
b Gslesburg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-25
Portland Market Report

PORTLAND. Nov. SIC Atti~-Ra.
celpts. % head. market higher. Good
to choice steers. tsgato. fair 20 good
steers. fsas. common 60 fair steers. s. 80
1sto. rood TO choice cows aud hoiferr.
t8es. medium 90 good. s7.segsse. can.
nsrs. ss0s. bulls. tsa7.bo. calves. $50
tis
lower. Prtrn. mixed. sds.se9ts. medium
mixed. tis so8is 30. rough heavy. ti3 30
9is. pigs titEogis.se.
sheep--RecriptN. igs head market IA
steady. Prime lsmhs. tiisoqisso: fair
70 nirditni. SIC. t0aii.s 50. yearlinga, s. 50
%. wsthers. o. toGSso. ewes. isUT.
nuttsr-~ss sc per 10.
Egss--7SG 7sc per doE
GscEe--isc per 10.
Cheese--Triplefs. % q 1se per 10.
iiens--ss o sc per 10: broilers. .sd77c
per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-25

CHICAGO. Nov. Is --rnfsvorshis ship
ptnz conditions vas the principal factor
IN a fiss IN grain futures on the . Chicago
Beard Of Trade today. There was lack
% offerings % meet the demand and a
sharp break IN hog prices had no de-
pressing effect on the grains.
Provisions ~sre Irregular. being largely
steady because Of the hog market.
December corn opened 40 of. At
ti.afS. ard later advanced sc. January
corn, unchanged At tho opening. 81 "a.
gained &C IN later trading May corn
was Nc down on opening. Al fi.zTa. and
thereafter rose y c.
feectnb~r eats. unchanged on opening
~ fsc. subsequently, advanced Nc. May
oats opened unchanged a. 7tAe. but
later advanced &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-25

DENVER. Nov fs.--cAttie-Rsesipss
s.tee head market steady. Steers. - 80
Wisse. cows and hsifers. '7ssus.b.
s;pcksrs and feeders. si.sog iit9. calves
itais.
steady 10 SOC lower. Top. SIS. bulk Of
sales. fitef8isso.
shcsp-Reosip,s. 5000 head. rlarke, "a
stronger. lambs. tiaTsait. ewes. ssto
v 30. feeder iambn. fi7.soGitzS-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-25
ECONOMY

stalls af-ts. sso pkE Albers' Peacock
buckwheat flour. use. zoe can Llbby's
corned beef. .ac. 200 can solid pack to.
mAtoes lee; fhs split peas. ste. ma
$50 pruncs. 55c. LoE Cabin syrup. CSC.
bsc. l.io, tsc can Royal baking powder,
dsc. sections comb honey. dc. 4 boxes
searehlight matches. Csc. pkgs Cream
ottca. ssc sib. can II. j ". coffee. tg.s6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-25

Stall los. Yakima comb honey. asc
comb ms oranberrlcs, 3bc; No. can
pineapple, 35c. stalls 1917, : pkEs
None Such minoemeat. soc: pkgs
DrOmedary dates sac; ~. bulk seedless
raisins 23c. Stall 1876. new crop walnuts
35c H.. fancy grapes, 15c M. crisp
celery. large punches, iOc and 1bc. Fish
stall Eastern oysters, CSC pit: Olympia
oysters. Doc pt stalls 1913, choice tur-
keys 4so TO Csc III, stelSiai. Jonathan
apples, i.5o box: wlneSap apples. siss
box
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-25
Public Markets

stall 70, pure. trcsh milk. lie at stall
&C. tail can caynaiion milk. lave Stall
1904. nov crop srediesa faisina, so ~
None such minccmsaf. lee pkg: Cane
Cod cranberries. iso n citron peel. .Bc
n Tor bottle Maranchlno cherries sc
stall -. 40 Yakima Gem potatocs.
81 50 per sack. Jonathan and weaithy
apples, MS box. orahapplss. toc boz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-25
Approximately 900 violators Of Sc

Approximately 800 violators Of Sc
attle's traffic ordinance forfeited
their bail Tuesday morning In Police
Judge John -. Gordon's court. Most
of the offenders were charged with
parking In restricted areas and chose
to forfeit 81 rather than appear be.
fore Judge Gordon and tell him how
II all happened.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-25
Dix to Transport
Mounts to Manila

The army transport DIX. which
arrived here Monday. will take $40
mules and horses TO Manila early
In December They will be used
by the cavalry there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-25
PLAY WITH GUN

BATH, Nov. 2s.-Arthur Parffrey.
aged 10. found a sporting gun on
shelf while visiting the Violet Bank
farm. He pointed II at Kenneth II.
collett. aged 4. The gun exploded
and the child was killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-25
BLINDED BY GOLF BALL

LONDON. Nov. 25.--Struck in the
eye with a golf ball driven from the
81. Augustines links, alongside OF
which he was driving his chr. G. r.
Castle lost the sight of the optic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-25
CORNER

Stall fo2. choice creamery butter. bse
~. fbs ii5. fresh ground peanut but.
ter 2oc NJ. ~ lbs. go: 2 tall cans
milk. age. fun cream cheese, 2sc 10. up.
cream brick cheese. s3c NJ. good cooking
eggs. 4Sc doz.. nut mRrgarines. soc 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-25
SAINT AIRY

stall -. ros. Corona coffee. sas.
ms NJ J. u. coffee. 81 t6; ase citrus
Powder. g7c 3sc grated pineapple. csc.
I n. new soft shell English walnuts. csc
l a. new almonds, SOC. stan IL seedtess
grape fruit. Tor csc. stall i0g guar
aniesd eggs. ssc don. Hilis' red can
coffee. t9c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-25
$4,000, 900 in Silk
Due Here Sunday

Ten million dollars worth OF raw
silk win be brought here from the
Orient by the Nippon Yusen Kaisha
liner suwa Msru. scheduled TO ar
rive Sunday. The silk win be dis.
patched 10 eastern mills. The Katori
Maru. same fleet. win sail Decem.
Der 3. A third n. Y. X. vessel, the
chartered steamship Guide, Is due 10
arrive here December 2. She will
10 turned back TO the U. 8. shipping
board here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-25
Frisco Market Status

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. ss.-Butter--
Extras. O. &c per 10.
Esre-Ettras. 81 Nc per dos. EXTRA pull
lets. 7tAe per doz. undsrslzed puiists.
5ohe per doa.
cheeso-caiifornia flats. fancy. SIC per
ID. nris. sec per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-25

Cafes take the place Of clubs In
Paris. the very few clubs existing
there being mostly gambling resorts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-25
wireSess Reports
Canadian Government

November ss--sir Admiral Evans left
Ocean Pals. n. G.. southbound AZ zlst
p. m.
November st-Nofor srhr Ar~r off
Pine Island south hound at ncon; str Al
fnirni Evans in Miihank Sound south
bound at 40 q m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-25

November ss-Eur Catherine -. san
Franchise Tor Victoria. Z. miles north Of
Port Ludlow for san Francisco. 60 miles
from Port Ludlow At \ D. m. str W =
Porter 20 miles from Everett southbound
a, p. M. str urookwood Is miles FROM
seattle az y. m. str stanley. Kobe for
Seattle. s.igo miles from Cape FiatteYy
a. noon str Sylvan srrov. Shanghai for
San Francisco. Ass miles from san
Francisco AZ n m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-25

NEW YORK. Nov. ss.-coffee-No. :
Rio. l5Se per ID, No. 4 Santos. sex u
save per III.
sugRr--Centrifugal. 7.sc per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-25
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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-12
Ebe nFms artTGttW
Classified Section
AUTOMOBILES.


AUTO SUPPLIES ANO
GRINDING valves a thing OF the past
Thousands of auto owners are rejoicing
because at last a preparation has been
invented to eliminate 80 per cent OF en-
CINE trouble. 1t costs the average auto
mobile owner 500 a year for grinding
valves and having carbon cut out Of
their cylinders, besides being deprived
of the use of the car while in the shop'
One spoonful Of Carbon Chaser TO each
5 gallons of gasoline will do the work,
and a trial will convince you. Your
money back If It fails, For sale by
Carbon Chaser Co, 10 South Cooper ST.
Phone Hem. 466. 81 a box. Enough to
treat $50 gallons gasoline. A dollar In
time saves nine.
AGENTS.
Prest-O-Lite welding, cutting, carbon
burning and lead burning apparatus.
Welding outfit complete with gas
and material ready for welding, S75 up.
One lot Of Acetylene welding cylinders
Large stock of welding material at all
times.
Absolutely the oldest. largest, most
complete and up-to-date plant in the
MEMPHIS WELDING COMPANY.
1858 North Fourth St.
Memphis, Tenn.
CARBON CHASER, the new motor
fuel, will save 20 to 80 per cent gasoline
cost, and we can prove it. C~rystallized
carbon cannot collect or remain in your
cylinders, valves and spark plugs when
Carbon Chaser is used. Price 81 a box;
enough to treat $50 gallons gasoline.
Read our money-back guarantee on
every box. For sale by Carbon Chaser
Co, IS S. Cooper street, Memphis,
Tenn. Phone Hemlock 466. Mail orders
sent anywhere postpaid. Agents
wanted.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-12


AGENTS-Big summer seller; some
thing new, concentrated soft drinks
just add water; delicious drinks in a
iiffy; popular for the home, picnics,
parties, socials, etc; small packages,
carry in pocket, enormous demand,
agents making $6 to $I2 a day; outfit
free to workers, just a postal today. Al
bert Mills, Mgr, 1873 American Bldg
Cincinnati, Q.
SALESMEN-To sell 5000 mile guar
anteed tires. This is not Il rebuilt or
retreaded proposition; all clean, fresh
stock: non skid. S0NS, 1895; 3ONS'9, $lS'
32x3la, 1915; S1x4, Sl9.95; SKA, 5000
34x4hs, S29.35: 35X4l2, $3O,55, prices in
clude war tax. Write now for exclusive
territory. American Rubber Tire Co,
1908 Broadway, n. Y.
Sl2O OR MORE per week. Agents,
statesmen. sell Lizzie Scooter" for Ford
cars. Every owner must have one. So
good used by II officials Ford Motor
| company Takes last kinks out Of driv-
ing a Ford. Positive satisfaction. Easy
| sales. quick put on; large profits. Write
before too late, Automatic Accelerator
Co, 105 South Court Ave, Memphis,
Tenn,
AGENTS-Sen farmers, breeders,
stock ~raisers, nonCompetitive product;
earnings 5000 $500 month; $25-$l5O bo-
nus. clean, honest, profitable employ
ment. Specially Mfg. Association, pt-
vision 1879, Madison, Wis.
SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE.
WANTED-Position. Young eX-sol-
dier wants position Immediately. Any
thing considered, preferably mechanical.
Five years experience stationary en-
gineer, two years gas motor repairs;
three years machine shop, First class
chauffeur: high school education; neat
appearance. Address A 10, News
Scimitar.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-12


WANTED-Men to learn cotton bust
ness in our sample rooms; we also teach
through correspondence courses with
type samples; good openings, Chariotte
cotton SchooL, Charlotte, N. u
MAN to work this city, refinishing
chandeliers, brass beds, automobiles,
by new method; $40 daily without capt.
tai or experience. Write m Co..
17S Elm, Decatur. Ill.
MEN-Age II to IS; experience I'M
necessary; ave make secret lnVestl-
cations, reports, Salarles expenses
american Foreign DetectlVe Agency
o43 81. LOUIS.
MEMPHIS Railway. Mail Clerk ex-
aminations Aus. 70, l,loG-Sl,6 Oo year
sample questions tree, FTanklln N
stiluee, Depe. 4fs ~, nooiesee.. -
WANTED-White or colored men 10
nall grain doors. tlece WORN Goou
Mases. S.Sauy mo,A WUni 90 ""'
Ill note
w onnS oS SsGns a ,7n 6ar
month hnnIv angine room Central
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE.
EDUCATIONAL.
TRADE SCHOOLS.

NEW YORK SCHOOL OF MILL
merry, 1873 S. Main St, commences the
summer term; pupils can enter now,
preparing them for the coming seasons
business.
Mrs. l.. McAnnally; Mrs, A. Seavey.
DANCING-Learn to dance. Enjoy
your evenings at the Empress Winter
Garden. Dancing lessons daily, Prof.
Raber.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-12
FINANCIAL.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
CAPITAL--Wil finance and organize
industrial. oil, mining and patent enter
prlses Of merit going concerns refi-
nanced through sale OF stock; commits
sion basis; selling organization, estab-
lished clientele, Thompson. Martin Co,
10th floor, l2ll Chestnut ST., Phiia, Pa,
WELL-KNOWN young man wants
capital to finance manufacture and sale
new auto tire boot. Memphis territory.
Nothing like II on the market. Abso-
lutely takes care blowouts. Saves tire
mileage, Simple, inexpensive. A IT,
News Scimitar.
STOCKS and bonds bought and sold
Financial Indicator" mailed free. Re
ports on any stock or bond issue upon
request, Choice dividend paying stocks
which are fully protected az to invest
ment our speciality, smith Martin Co.,
EOS s. LaSalIe st, Chicago, III.
DRUG BUSINESS-Good corner. best
street In Colorado Springs; successful
going concern, doing about $50. 600 an
nuallX. ID. V. Donaldson, real estate,
Insurance, Gazette Bldg, Colorado
Springs, Colo.
MONEY IN CORN AND OATS-Mar-
kets advancing; experienced broker will
handle amounts $40 and up, on my
judgment. Write j. Il. Weber Co., 1902
Commerce Bldg. Kansas city, Mo.
STEEL rails for railroad s%idetracks
and Industrial purposes with necessary
fastenings, also switches, frogs and
turnouts; prompt shipment from stock.
M. Mitshkun Co., Detroit, Mich,
SEND for free copy con critic and
Information regarding safest invest
ments II Interested in Texas oil fields.
u, d. Ballengcr, Box 1900, Fort Worth,
Tex.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-12
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
CITY PROPERTY.
Bargains in Bungalows
n Two-story Residences For Sale by
Goodman Bros,
4 S. Front st.

l5oS Harhert Awe rooms, two
baths, two story, fine garage. Lot l0x
ltlh. buff brick veneered. Cost $l9,-
Ooo TO build, Price Sl3. 500.
I4b Barrett Place-Five rooms and
bath bungalow; lot 5OXl30 feet, Price
$4,000; $500 down, S25 per month, 6 per
1t2i $. Orleans st, One Block North
Of South Parkway-L0t 5nXl20. two
story, 10 rooma Price $500; $500 cash.
$50 per month.
ZOO Saftarans St.-Five-room cottage,
lot SONlt7. : rooms, double tenement in
9 a Price $2,25O, $3.50 cash, $50 per
month { per cent interest.
2Sl Mill Ave. -Five-room cottage on
Iot S7Xlll feet, Price $4,000; 5000 cash,
S20 rer month. 6 per cent interest.
lll2 n, Second St Four room cot
tage, lot i6Kl25 feet, North Second st.
car line, Price 81, 75o; $3.50 cash. S16 per
month. with 6 per cent interest for 30
months, and balance, 5000. due in five
years.
499 Simpson Ave -Five-room hunga-
low with furnace heat. bathroom and
all un .to-date ConVenIeuces. lot tSxl45
feet Price $4,000; $500 cash 60 notes
OF $50 each. balance due in five years
with 4 per cent interest.
llS6 Wilson S t-Ncw Broom bunga-
low with bath, extra fine plumbing fix
lures, electric lights, crates; lot b0Xlh0
feet Price $4,000. $500 cash. balance
OF 80 per month for GO months.
1872 Wilson 81 lot 60xl50 feet. new
broom and bath BUNGALOW. hot and
cold water, CRATES, Price 81, 400. $500
cash, $50 per month, 6 per cent inter
est, No loan.
FOR sale by owner, 4sS Linden ave
nue.; pressed brick and stone, Groom
residence; hardwood floors; hot water
heat, lot bOX2S0; can be made into
apartments.
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Classified Section
FINANCIAL.


MONEY loaned the easy way on your
LEGAL RATE TRUST CO.
New Phone S3l. IS \ Not, c.
LIBERTY bonds or first m~orfgags
notes or VIII loan money, correspond
News Scimitar. " NJ
MONEY loaned on real estate. Amer
lean Building and Loan Sssocia tio1
second floor, 1t9 Madison avenue
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FOR SALE.
eUILoINa MATERIALS.

LATE model hollow wire lights. F.
P. and other wall machines. Davis car
hide generators supplies and expert re-
pairing. Tri-State Light Co, 1898 Cum
mings st, n. j.. Nerret. Mgr, Phone
Walnut g46.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-12

FEMALE HELP WANTED.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-11-29
North Cache High
School Notes

Students OF North Cache are feel
ing jubiliant over their victory over
South ache in football on Friday last
Miss Jean Cox. state supervisor of
Home Economics work under the
Smith Hughes bill was visitor at
the school on Wednesday
The Thanksgiving program Of the
students was held in the assembly
room Wednesday morning. Musical
numbers were given by Misses Eloise
Thomas, Fay Goodwin and Martial
Wight and Viola Webb. Silas An
derson read an excellent Thankseiv-
ing paper and Claudia Funk read in
her usual delightful style.
The return game OF football with
South Cache scheduled to take place
in Richmond Wednesday afternoon
was showed under" South Cache
will very likely have no chance TO
prove themselves cur equals at foot
jail this year.
Miss Zina johnson left on We'd
nesday afternoon for Springvilis
where she will spend the Thanksgiy.
ing holidays, Mr. Anderson, Mr..
Skanchy and Mr.. Johnson spent
Thanksgiving day in Salt Lake.
New maps for use in the history
classes OF the school have been re-
ceived recently.
Professor Steiner OF the University
Of Utah, who has charge OF The teach
; ers training work and the Inspection
. OF work done by vocational teachers
: for agriculture in the state OF Utah
in schools that have qualified under
! the Smith Hughes act, visited our
/: classes in agriculture Friday lie
: gave a very good account Of the
: work done. Prof Steiner is always
!; "a welcome guest at our school.
: Mr.. Kirkbrdo aud Miss Merrill at
: tended the north state vocational
!, convention Saturday Nov 20, at
: Brigham city. Miss Merrill was hon
4 ored with prominent part on the
I program she read a paper How
7 Best Can We Carry the Home Ecor-
\ Iomics Work Into the Homes"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-11-29
Really.

wen Il realistic writer sometimes
realizes thar he cannot realize OH his
Transcript.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-11-29
|. f G AL N o TIC T. S

Consult The County Clcfk
Or The Respective Sign
ers For Further lnGarnsa-
ton.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-11-29
"A GOOD SWIFT KICK

"KICKING" about the quality in boys
clothes has been a favorite pastime of
papents who had to pay for the clothes.
There were good clothes for boys, but
they had to cost enough to good; they
cost more than many folks wanted to pay.