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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-12-12
WASHINGTON.

Norman Hapgood, American minis
ter to Denmark, Is coming home to
make personal report to the state
department on the Russian situation,
concerning which he has received
much valuable information since going
to Copenhagen.
Favorable report on bill providing
for the establishment Of separate de-
partment of aeronautlcs has been or
dered by the senate military commit
tee. The vote was 8 to 2.
Republican leaders of the house
have decided to ask department heads
to help reduce the $1,000 100000 esti-
mates for next years appropriations.
Income from state and municipal Sc
curities now tax free under the 1913
revenue law, would be declared a part
Of gross income in computing surtaxes
under a bin introduced by Represen-
tatlye Green. Republican, Iowa.
Abandonment of governmental at
tempts to control the distribution and
sale of sugar has been announced by
Attorney General Palmer
A joint resolution declaring the war
with Germany Eat an end" has been
introduced by Representative Tink-
ham, Republican. Massachusetts,.
Steps to obtain personal interview
with President Wilson before framing
senate policy In the strained rela-
tions with Mexico were decided on
Thursday by the foreign relations com
mittee
President Wilson is getting better
and his progress is causing satisfac-
ton, Rear Admiral Grayson, the
presidents physician has announced,
adding that from his standpoint every
thing was going fine with the presl-
dent.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-12-12

shorthorns. For information write 70 the oo,a.,ou
AmericaD Shorthorn Breeders associa' m
13 Dexter Park Ave. SA0"se'
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-12-12
ATOMIC
80 CToR YOUR AcD-sToMAcD
The SHORTHORN Il ehs
Farmers Breed

Shorthorn cattIe arc paE'
ticularly adapted TO the
needs Of the farmers, re-
gardless of location. They
are of quiet temperament
They take on flesh quickly
the cows are as o rule I'D.
era1 mixers. They hare
an Inherent quality ano
reach an excess OF weight
al maturity. They az
hardy and thrive on tns
ordinary roughage pro;
Siuced on the farms ano
sShnn Il nava 10 grQM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-28

While peaches are being unload
ed In the local market at rapid
rate and prices are lower than AZ
any other time this season, reports
OF big scarcity OF refrigerator
cars In the Yakima valley are hav-
Ing an effect OF flrmlng up the
local market.
Nothing has left Turlock OF
Fresno, California. since Tuesday
afternoon. according 10 reports re-
eeived by local commission men.
Added TO tho scarcity 81 cars east
OF tn" mountains. the Seattle mar
ket may soon find itself without
grapes. can,aloupcs and water
melons.
Pears were firmer Thursday. The
demand has increased percep,ibly
and good green stock brought as
high as 1915 per box.
In the face OF portiand's s-eent
butter advance and the scarcity II
first grade butter In local houses,
nm advance In good grades OF butt
ter IL looked forward to by nearly
all commission men.
Eggs are also firm, ai,ho no
change In quotations II predicted
Cheese products are firm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-28
RAIL STRIKERS
ORDERED BACK
Brotherhood Chiefs Oppose
Pacific Coast WaIk0ut

CLEVELAND. O. Aug. U.s. Strik-
Ing railroad workers on the Pacific
coast were ordered 60 return 10 work
by Saturday by the four brotherhood
chiefs here today.
The order was issued from the Of
fees OF Warren s. Stone. president OF
the Brotherhood OF Locomotive En-
ginccrH and stated that unless the
organized workers return 10 work by
Saturday morning. the officials OF the
four brotherhoods will assist the fed
eral railroad administration in oper-
a,ing the federal control In the rail-
roads affected by the walkout.
The belief was expressed that the
order would be obeyed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-28
WILL NOT ASK
PORT TAX LEVY
Profits OF Public Terminals
$4,000 So Far

: The port commissioners Wcdnes.
day decided that there would be no
tax levy for the operation OF the
port commission properties during
1919, There has been a profit OF
ffS.eoo so far this year. There
was no tax levy during 1918. profits
for that year amounting 10 $500.
900 by the end OF the year the
profits OF the commission are es-
pected to rival those OF last year
The auditing staff OF the commits.
sion were granted INCREASES averag
Ing per cent at the meeting Wed.
nesday. Increases for heads OF de
partments were deferred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-28
New York Stock News

NEW YORK. Aug. ss--Priees were
higher at tho stock market opening to-
day United states Steel opened at i0i I.
up ~ Crucibie Steel At $50. up -
fasthi.hsm hteei IN" Ht ~. up y
iO2k. np Y ran-American at i9pA, up
y Mexican Petroleum at i7tH. up 2
Rejecting tho optimistic attitude on
The stock market. the entire Hat re-
spondsd with general forward move
msn, crucihie advanced. gaining liz
Car and Foundry gained ~. n I Q d
states Rubber ~. atudsbaksr : and
vnitsd Retail stores =. General Motors
advanced 90 sti
American Hide and Leather sold AZ ia.
up = American Car and Foundry cold
81 isss. a record high. other leading Is.
sues continued 10 show strength.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-28

CHICAGO. Aug .sa--TrAfinE on tho
Chicago Hoard Of Trade Was affected To-
day BY the heavy decline on the live
stock market. due To heavy receipts IN
hogs All grains suffered drops from a
lower openlnK Hearinh factors prevailed.
Provisions were lower.
September corn opened ~ tiTs. down
&c. and later lost sc. December eorn
opened down Nc. al ti,1st. and later
lost SC. May corn opened at fi.ssh
down Nc. and lost Use during the trad
Ing.
September oats opened AZ Tosc. down
i4e. and later lost Sc December oats
opened do~n Nc. az T1.c. and iast = r
May oats opened ise down. at 7tEc and
lost NC during the trading,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-28
Seattle Pair Held
for Theft of Auto

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Aug. ss.-
Ted Mcdonald. 10. and his sister
Jewell Mcdonald. 40. are In the coun-
~ Jail here today. charged with the
theft OF an automobile belonging to
Mrs. w. n. McNut,. OF Seattle.
The charge lis that the McDonalds
stole the automobile and drove To
this city from Seattle. The Melon
aids claim they have a bill Of sale for
the car from Mrs. McNutt's husband.
The bin Is In the possession of a
brother OF the prisoners in Portland,
Or, they say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-28

PORTLAND. Aug. sc attts-ere-
retpts. 70 head market steady. Good
90 choice steers. Noaieto fair 20 Teoi
steers. tg.Ge8k.to. common ~ fair Efe.rs,
tTUT so good Go choice cows ard besf.
ere. sT0T.to. medium 60 good. ie.fou
campers. sac g. bulls. fsg7. calves. 100
as.
Hsrs-~Rec~ipfn. fit head market II
weak. Prime nissd. tsi.teg a. medium
tuixsd. szi0si 80. rough heavy. tse .
f1e. 80. piss. tiStogsite. bulk Of sales.
fsi.se0ss,
sheep Receipts sac. head; marks; n
steady. Prime lambs. fis see "a. fair "a
medium, tii.soQifses yeAriinEs. g. .
iste wetheru. tT.so0s; ewes. ts87.te.
nuttsr--sog etc per ID.
Egsa-tt SIC per doE
Hsns-s19 lsc per 10. broiisrr. :s9 ssc
per In
Chsese-ss0 fsc per ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-28
Denver Market Report

DENVER. AuR. ss.--Cattie- Receipts
1000 head market slow and prospects
lower Etecrs. iio8is.s0; cows and heif.
ers. ;70Sto stockers and feeders. 81 %
tii: calves. fs91s
fiogs--Keceipts. 1900 head. market Il
steady and prospects lower. Top, $50.
bulk Of sales. siy7s6Is6o.
Sheep- Receipts. 1900 head: marke,
Ia lower Lambs. titTsGis1s. ewes.
iT7saS.7s; feeder lambs. tia@ts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-28
DEATH CHAIR FOR
DOGS IN ENGLAND

LIVERPOOL. Aug. 2s.-owing 20
the high cost Of chioroform. the local
branch Of the Royal society for the
Prevention of Cruelty TO Animals has
substituted an eicctrocution box for
the lethai chamber used for destroy.
ing stray dogs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-28
Pershing Granted
Permanent Title

WASHINGTON. Aug. Is. The
house passed the bill authorizing the
permanent rank OF general for John
j. Pershing. The honor probably
viii be conferred at joint session OF
congress planned In Pcrshing's honor
No action was taken 20 confer sifn-
liar rank upon Chief OF staff March
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-28

stalls 80. not roast, isc m choice
iafnb chops. isc ~ choice liberty steak
zee n. Stall ios. = n. pkr Tree tea
stc. bars Saphtha soAp, 7se. zoe car
ssrfiues isc stall i1s. 10 rs. new pe'
satoes. lses canning peaches, 'i.oe crate
stalls xii. ms Flake white shorten
inE. Csc. pkFs. ssarchiisht matches
use. camph~irs soup. lie can hari
f.~pos .oap. stc. 9 rolls toilet paper. sse
Sugar stall bars cesiai White soap
z1c. bars Ne-Rub Napiha soap. &c,
10 ma pure cane sugar. sieo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-28
Frisco Market Status

SAN FnAScfsco. Aug 7s--nutter--
Extras. etc per III flrsts. tie per N.
EFgr- Estraa. SIC per do1. flrsts. SIC
per dor; extra pniietn. 5tAe per doz. un.
dsrsizsd pullsfs. 3sc per dos.
Chssse--caIifarnis flats. fancy. sthe
per 10. firrfr. atc per 10
Harley spot feed. taof97oTts per
Genital. shipping taleRaik.
pate--Ftcd feed. tsssdsss per GENITAL,
seed prices. tait8sso. black seed. f3ie
q 20: feed. f..somiTs.
Dried peas-oid crop. green. ~ 0ss
per n
potatocE--Sew crop garnet. if3sM..fo,
river white. s.ssIaes: sweet, 81 @ g
per 10.
Onions Market unchanged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-28
SAN rpANcIsco

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. u.s.
Omitted Press. )---Striking San Fran
cisco ynrdmcn wired Washington to-
day demanding that the government
take over the Pacific Electric and re-
instate its employees
The action was taken following n
mass meeting Of railroad strikers
who are in sympathy with the Il. T.
men.
Strikers said the men were de-
termined 60 stay out. despite the ac-
ton OF the Oakland men, who re-
turned 10 work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-28

stall as ne pure cane sugar TIC
stall 90 fresh maekcrei. ite N. silver
smeits. Zoe NJ. soies ioc N. haiibui
checks. 2 ms SIC, fresh silver salmon.
zee n young salmon, lie N. stalls
f7-sf Mason fruit lars piH SOC dor ats
Sc dox. ise ukRs = corn flakes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-28

stall -. Chinook salmon. &c ~
stnsits. Ice N: haiibut ste N. whole
salmon. Soc and eoc each. boned sfnslta,
ftc n trout meat &c ~. stalls zf-1s.
pure cane susar. - 40 per sack delivered .
ste citrus Powder. $50. , ibs' Golden
West coffee. ~ 90 rs pure cane
sugar. 1906 No 4 cottoiens. ff.2s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-28
Liberty Bonds Quoted

NEW YORK. Aus ss--r.lhcrty bond
quotations today, 3h'H. 5000; first "a.
tot.30; second Is t92So: first ~ n.
fai ST. aecond th's. 500 90. third AZ =.
tats0, fourth KS. fa3os Victory 9. e.
sae.b4: Victory fN's ypfb2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-28

Stall .. whole sainon CSC zach: fresh
srneiis. rs sc. fresh black cod.
ms SIC; fresh haiibut zoe n red snap
per. ms ste stan is. fresh salmon
soc EACH hailbui 7oc ~. ling cod. 10
N ne 7scs black cod fhs ske. rod
snapper. ibs :sc. salt salmon. Toe H..
salt macksrsi. iSc eaef..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-28
VITAL STATISTICS


Frank worshinxtoa nos.. ~. and MARI
Y Brewn. seattle
Georx. L. Bsrisw. 20. Chicago. ard
Charlotte Hsnigtoa. IS. Seattle.
Robert Tines. -. and Floreues nriee.
william Jams. smith. "a. ana Cora
Adsns Willard. -. Portland. fOr.
Allan Jasper Hsiiss. -. Camp Lewis.
and Margaret Alice Russ. 40. Tacoma
Claude p. sshin. ID. ana Gladys A.
Arthur 4 mn Is. and Ruth Ee.
Kinsr, Is. Seattle.
Raymond c. walden. Kansas City. Mo.
and Hiida Aida. Seattle
Emory Case. IS. and Annie u Mayer.
\ a. seattle
Aaolph c Epp. -. and vsrnses iains..
Frank ras-ajs. -. and Eiuns Yakois.
s -. Coal Creek. Wash.
l. G. Howden. ~. and Vera Irene
Sprinkle. 20. seatiis
Clarence a. Frfedlins. ~. and Gladys
ne~ard ~ Hawkins and Eidsns
sparks Seattle.
Robert peans Hsrrick. II. and Msrsar-
"a Louise Rsmm. ~. Seattle.
DIVORCES
Suits flied
Lillian wsslow against Louis wssiow.
neu-sugporf.
u v Van sink against Stella Van sink.
dssertloa.
Ednh ~ Pitt. against william W.
Pitts. n1n- support
Josephine o, pock axsins, James Pock.
ron support
john j. ward arains, Marguerite ward.
lurom paslhitisy.
Divorces granted;
Iadara Davis from George G Davis.
Murlei Bairon from Lawrence Balloon.
) A. Tryan from Pearl Tryan
Glen Q. shlveiy from Edith shIvely.
Ruth 4. Carr from Robert Carr.
Alice JunkIsy from Joseph Junkisy
Ida Pepa from Fred Pepa.
Hazel Mario from Frank Mario.
BIRTHS
Boy 20 Mr. and Mrs X Ranayaws. 1905
gsth ave s.. Aug. IS.
I Boy 70 Mr. and Ms. X Uchida. First
ave. and Columbia At. Aug 70.
BOY 20 Mr. and Mrs. A. Armstrong.
ssl7 18Th ". Aug "a.
Boy to Mr.. aud Mrs. r. o. Donaldson.
us w. fsth st.. AuR ..
BOY 70 Mr. and Mrs. y. Kramer. toiI
fisf s. W. AuE 10.
ORR 20 Mr. and Mrs. ". r. Lytie. h2s
". Rose st.. August =.
BOY 10 Mr. and Mrs 70. Tucker. fol0
W Genesee II Aug II.
Boy to Mr and Mrs u. Raosch. zoos
Maple lane Aug n.
giri 20 Mr. and Mrs. A. Grant. saS w
Stat st. Aug. 70
Girl to Mr. and Mrs 3. Mclean. $500
Delos ave. Aug "a.
Boy TO Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Parrot,. I'VE
y. ssth st. Aug %
Girl 70 Mr.. and Mrs r.. o. Gregory,
1882 27th ave. Aug a.
Boy 10 Mr. and Mrs ". Carlson. 2o5s
18Th W. Aug 20.
Girl 10 Mr. and Mrs. J. Carlson. ss'i
W 10th Aug %
boy 70 W. c. Guniher. Eden. wash.
Aux. a.
oirl 70 Mr.. and Mrs. J. a. seaies. $40
Howard y Jan. T.
Boy 20 Mr and Mrs w. ". Crow ias
Boy 20 Mr. and Mrs. q. G. Grubb, 23ss
y. sist IT, Aug 10.
Girl TO Mr. and Mrs v. II. Mcdonald.
2gt9 y. ssth st, Aug. 20.
BOY 70 Mr. and Mrs. 3. - ssyerin. i7os
Giri 70 o. u Hudson, 5os W card st.
BOY 10 Mr.. and Mrs 7. Hozum. 2of
10th =, Aug 10.
Gir 10 Mr and Mrs. c. shimbo. sii
Yeslsr way. Aug. H.
BOY to NJ and Mrs. Arifnutsu. $40
Maynard ave. Aug. ~.
Boy 10 Mr.. and Mrs. W Walanbe. bI
Yezier way. Aug. IS.
Boy 70 Mr.. and Mrs X saio. zl0 ninth
g.. Aug rs.
on 70 MI ana NtA ~ H''""f
Zenith. WsEh., Aug. ~
Boy 20 NJ. and Mrs =. Marnoka, e0sh
Washington st.. July 20.
Girl 20 SIR and Mrs x. Furpseki. 1914
Whipple st. Aug 10.
DEATHS
Mary r. Mcneil. 10. 1919 jackson ST.
Aug Is
Bertha McGraw. 90. 2is Taylor sti
Aug. 81.
vue court. Aug 2e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-28
Produce Notes

Showing the weakness Of the
hide market turnout the country.
the Daily Hide bulletin on August
y makes the following statement;
The weak and very unsettled
condition makes an unduotable
market The only phase Of tho
situation which seems 10 be we'll
defined II that lower rates are In
evitable. with the continuation OF
present conditions"
In n statement issued today on
the result OF It's weekly purchase
Of wheat flour. the United States
grain corporation announces that
there was purchased $4,000 bar
rels ranging In price from se.4s
20 5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-28

Julian Batchlnski. prominent
Uiuainian political writer. has ar
rived in Washington. ID. c.. to me-
gotiate for recognition by the Unit
ed States Of the Ulrainian repub-
lie. and TO prepare for development
OF commercial relations between
this country and Ulrainia- He
was sent 20 this country by Gen.
Simon Petlura. leader OF the
Ukrainian peasant army which IL
fighting the Bolsheyiki.
or all animals the tiger Is the
worst sea traveller and the most sus-
ccptiblc 10 sea sickness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-28
HOG PRICES DROP

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Aug 7s-Hoga
today sold under $40 ON the Kansas city
arket for the first time since last
sales here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-28
New York Coffee and
Sugar Quotations

NEW YORK. Aug. ss.--Coffee- 7
Rio. sic per III: No. 4 Santos. aoc per ID.
sugar Centrifugal. 7.7sc per 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-28

Everyhody's read OF the Plumb
plan for control OF the railroads.
which lrovides Joint operation by
government and employees Here
Is the originator OF tho plan. who
Is also legal representative Of the
railroad brothcrhoods. as he APP
peared in Washington arguing for
his proposal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-28

When you think Of a0vertis-
ing, think Of The Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-28

A kiss in time may save nine.
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he Seattle Star
TlRlECTORY
AtsorneysaiIaw

AUTHORITARIAN
T. ~ESrApiiSnEn 1887
GENERAL practice, All cases Free
Sonenltstion. ett nurkc llldg. PCS
Second ave. Main Tses,
n Schoff. Downs iiiKs 700 md aV,
1enNiitaticn free. All cases. Fees
r,cdsrate
tttcrne,s-raicnt
FRED 4. CORN - col CENTRAL
tiidg Phone Main $40 References;
BENNINGTON Typewriter Co. West
Sfu Rubber Co. Universal rcic-
lrncne -. OLYMPIC Foundry 60.
AASo>. FE<WtCk. LAWRENCE
Sc fiprke nldg.
Rieseles and Repairs
CnN LtNncRFN Tor Sneii Nicy-
Main tslT.
Chattel Loans
Mo~ry TO LOAN
'rAns from sie q sieo made quickly
and couftdentially ON furniture.
p'enos. live stock. etc.
= SANDERS a co
- I. G Smith Rids. Eli tses.
Chiropractor
2sD At-R--C;raduat ~ two los
les ChtFopracttc colleges. Free
f.iinatien. Open evenings TIL :.
~ LYON nidx.. cor. srd and James.
|STfort, = Chiropractor. Graduate
|<ettcntt Sch not Chicago tll.Coneul-
ks.t-cn FREE - D~nnv rio ftos and.
Furniture. Repairing. tphclstering.
Packing
Inrswneen Pros. Furn. Shop. NJ sSii.
Collateral Loans
MONEY LOANED on NIL ARTf-
xies OF value. The Reliable. eo'
Third eve
Money TO Loan
MONEY TO LOAN
on diamonds and teweiry. on most
satisfactory terms.
>oCtETY FOR RENEWAL LOANS
IN SEATTLE
Sss-s EMPIRE HUttDtSG
Second near Madison.
rhysicianS aud Surgeons
pr Kathryn Harrison women's
disorders rcadtusted. ass stone
way. Green Lake car. Ncrth .sss.
Stove Repairing
PREPARING GAS RANGES AND
water heaters my speciality. Elliott
Turkish Baths
IMPERIAL. TURKISH nATHS. itos
9TH ave. Electric cabinets. thera-
pruttc lamps. tubs rheumatism.
my speciality. Louis Myers. ehirop-
cdtst mechanic theraplst. Phone
Main AIS. day or night.
Junk
LAskA JUNK Co. 1870 First ave.
3 Elliott sesf.
DRY. FfREPROoF STOR AG Y
warehouse. Central Storage Co.
>tte Bldg.
~ York state forbiis women In
~ core rooms Of boundaries TO iift
eere than IS pounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-28

Mary r. Mcneil, 10. 1874 Jackson ST,
AuK Is
Bertha Meeraw. %. 2is Taylor sti
Aug. %.
Adenne Z. westberbie. 80. 1918 Belle
vue court. Aug. 2e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-28

Hood 'aneI-f'snbIe-Lu
a'sa4m ist>smsr Kingston. forf 2a0nrn
Nor. rsufiov. Port Gsnbl. Tues
WED f'sPan1or snf all Thurs
Eat. inofnts on HOOD Canal Eat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-28

August st--str Rainier for Taeoma at
iosa9 a. m ctr WashtsnAN for Port san
Luis st sst5 a. M.
August si-s,r Prince Rupert for
Prince Rupert. ~ C.. via Vancouver. ~.
g. At Faidntxht. nstor sehr Waksna for
Vancouver. ~ C.. via nsiinEhAfn AT
p n. ssr u. ". f.SvsJey for San Fran
cisco AZ sac o. m. str kstchikan for
sonf hwssssrn Alaska VIA Southeastern
Alaska at 8 y. M. a. n a Iris Tor san
Feaneiseo at $40 p m. str Port Angeles
for Tsroma al ! .. m. ssr Morning HsNr
for Vancouver ~. q. at noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-28

Points marked % are boat landing.
kpsssenrerr for these points and for
I0fh~s boat landing points must make
their own arrangement. for landing
and assume all risk and liability in
I-6sbfng euch landing. Steamer.
N@esepRer rate doe, not ineinis boat
nlng eharres
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-28

Hsn snnn TsIands
Tf10an isfr. city of Angeles s.tfDrn
Trtss FOR rll points IN the Mon.
Thurs. San Jusn Islands. We'd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-28

~ York state forbids women In
~ core rooms Of boundaries to lift
|s>re than IS pounds
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-05-16
THIRD DIVISIONS PAPER
RECEIVED by THE NEWS

The News ACKNOWLEDGES receipt
of a copy Of THE Watch on the
Rhine" the newspaper published Icy
the Third Division of the american
Army. The paper is published at
Andernach. Germany. aud tho copy
received came from Sergeant OTTO
Orr, Headquarters +. H.. 3rd Divis-
ion, A. p. y. 74O. A. of o.. yelling,
Germany. There are a number OF
marked articles in the paper, one OF
" hich set to rhyme We reproduce
herewith:
Her Memories Of the \. H.. +.
I'VE been kissed by first lieutenants
And by captains wearing bars;
I've been hugged by portly majors,
And by generals sporting stars;
by men of the dashing cavalry,
And the field artillery. too;
BY submarine commanders,
And aviatOrs true;
BY the Quartermaster shavetail.
Who sports fuzz moustache;
by the loot with the decoration
Who thinks he's such mash;
by men o fsad demeanOr.
Or with the gift OF gab;
But for fire and action give me
The buck in olive drab.
Pvt Otto A. Xank,
Co. G. 9th NJ. G. Bn
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-05-16
FOREIGN TRADE REFLECTS
PROSPERITY OF COUNTRY

The country's prosperity is re-
Elected in the volume of foreign
trade. The Department of Com
merce reports March exports as hav
ing amounted to S605.000, 1000, as
compared with $5SS, 900 in Feb
ruary and $523,0O0,000 for March.
1918. For the nine months ending
with March they were Si.791 ,000,-
900, a gain of $500. 100000 over the
corresponding period of the preced-
ing year.
March imports were $2GS,000, 1000,
as compared with $235, 100000 for
February and $242,0OO,000 for the
previous March. For the nine months
ending with March the imports were
$2,2O1 100000 as compared with
$2,0S3, 100000 for the same period
of the preceding year.
Both the Goth and the 36th Divis-
ions are now expected home during
the month of June.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-05-16
"LOST BATTALION" WAS METH.
Err LOST, NOR RESCUED

Major General Robert Alexander,
commander of the Seventy-seventh
Division. made public last week IN
article in which he tells the complete
story of the operation in the Ar
gonne during which one of the bat
tallions Of the 3OSth Infantry under
command of Lieut.. Col. Charles W
Whittlescy-the lost battalion
was cut off from the remainder OF
the division for five days.
General Alexander declares thai
the battalion, though cut off and
surrounded by the Germans. was
neither" lost" nor rescued but
that Lieut.. Col. Whittlesey. having
been ordered to take a certain OBJ
iective, took it, and advanced more
rapidly than troops on his TANKS and
troops behind him.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-05-16
HARVEST TIME WAGES

Wages to be paid by Oklahoma
farmers for harvest hands during
the coming wheat harvest season
will range from $3.50 to $3.50 per
dav. it is announced by Claude Con-
nallv. state Labor Commissioner.
Som, time ago Connally sent Il 0u"s-
tionuaire over the wheat belt. ask
ipg for an estimate of harvest hands
needed and the wages that are to he
maid in each Of the couties. and this
statement is based upon the informa-
tion received. In nearly all cases
lodging will be furnished.