davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-18
RANNI BULLETIN:

New York, Is. prosnce. - Dnes caSne rano doSla
zprava vltdn arsenal nedaleko state New Jer
by dnes krace pill noc znen vybuchem. Detonacc
vbuchu bya svana sousednh m6stech ale kazdG
spoen zbroinic byo pTevanim dratoveho veden zrue
Arsenal stal osam6le horach statu New Jersey.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-18
ZENY ZABRANUJI D'ANNUNZIOVI
V ODTAfINUTf z RJEKY.

Terst, IT, prosince. Ma dneSni dopoedne stanOvene
odtahnuti D. Annunza jeho voska nesalo skuken e
lkoz basn-vHiak byl zenami pozadan abv posadkou
sta m6st6 D"Anunzo sam proasl Rjeku neopus dfi
dokud zitre pebisct jeho odchodu nerozhodne. SKI
pima prepjaych zen uspoadala vekou demOnsrac prot e
ho OdchOdu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-22
:UCzhY DzlECI NASzE CzYTAC, PlSAC
l :M0NlC 20 P0LSKU:
Zadanie chwiIi obecnej.
Cd Prezesa Wydz. Narodowego

Cd Prezesa Wydz. Narodowego
Rodacy!
W dniu 8go lipca b. +. powr6ci-
lem ma okrecie fSavoye" z Parry
ia. Zdziwi niejednego-z Was tax
spieszny moi powr6t, zw4aszcza,
re zapowiedzia1em VAN zwiedze-
ME przezemnie kraju ojczystego,
ably n~aocznie jego istotne potrze.
by zbadac i rozwazyc, W czem mu
wszyscy pom6dz jeszcze mogliby<
my i powinnismy.
Pospieszam vice z wyjaSnie-
MEM i re sprawozdaniem w odnie-
sieniu do mojej podr6zy.
Przyby}em do Paryza tuz pred
podpisaniem traktatu pokojowe--
go z Niemcami, vice W najgoret-
Sym czasie ola polskiego rzadu
Jeg0 !delegatOW pOkoJOWych l w
okresie likwidacyi interes6w wo-.
jennych re strony Aliant6w a W
szczeg6lnosci Stan6w Zjednoczo-:
nych.
Bylem swiadkiem nadludzkich
niemal wysi}kow naszego prezess
ministrow Paderewskiego, gdy ca.
lynn swoim wplywem stara1 sic pc
przec delegate p. Romano Dmow
skiego, ktory byl pierwszym ma
stanowisku W konferencyi pokojc
wei i przez swoje starania i przy
czynnej pomocy prezesa minis
tr6w Paderewskiego zabiegal (
pemy trymf spraWy polskiej.
Najwiekszym naszym przyjacie
lem W Radzie Gzterech obok fran
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-22

Zapchanie przewraca ca1y sys-
tenn = powodujac niebezpieczne
choroby cz1o W rodzinach ludz-
kich. Me k1opoccie sic - Holli-
sierra Rocky Mountain herbata
wypedzi z%apchanie, ureguluje
wnetrznosci, nastroi zoladek, wy
.czysci i wychedorzy. Bee zawadu
sprobujcie ia 35c. W apiece
Brown a. Og}..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-22
ZWKOKI MIEWAJA NIEBEZ
PIECZNE KONCE.

, u chorobami zo}adka niema Ear
tow. Wielom powaznym wypad-
kom 0 tragicznych koncach MOI
na by bylo zapobiedz, jezeli by a
cyenci ME zwlekali z uzyciem sku
tecznego lekarstwa. Nazwa lekar-
silva tego jest dobrze znana. Wy
s1awiane ono jest przez tysiace
mezczyzn i kobiet, kt6rym lekar-
stwo to przywroci1o zdrowie. Tu
Jest jedno z ostatnich swiadectw.
"New York July 20 1919. Jestem
bardzo zadowolona 2 Trinera A
merykanskiego Elixiru Gorzkie--
go Wilma. Niewzielabym .zadnego
innego lekarstwa. [ wszyscy lu--
die kt6rym takowe zaleci1am os-
wiadczaja re Trinera Amerykans-
XII Elixir Gorzkiego Wilma jest maj
lepszem lekarstwem. Wasza Mary
Mulacz Niemozesz zaiste, dostac
cos lepszego ma slaby apetyt, Dol
g1owy, zatwardzenie, nerwowosc,
og6lne osalbienie. ftp. Tylko ia
daj cd swego aptekarza prawdzi-
wy Trinera Amerykanski Elixir
Kup r6wniez -butelke Trinera pra
wdziwy Liniment, kt6ry da pew
na i szybka ulge ma reumatyzm,
b6le ledzwiowe, wywichy napuch.
niecia tip. - Joseph Timer Com
pany 1333-1343 S. Ashland ave.
Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-22

Akcya tego rodzaju %szczeg6lnie jest pozadana " nastepujacych
Stanach, ktorych senatoroWie otwarcie wystapii przeciw Lldze Ma
rod6w a to: s~#@@#
Massachusetts, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, New York, Ohio
Illinois, Missouri Maryland, New Jersey, Michigan, Rhode Island.
W innych Stanach rezolucye takie DUO pomoga powinny bye
wszedzie uchwalone.
Wypada postarac sic, ably lokalne (zw1aszcza angieskie) gazety
daily tym rezolucyom rozg1osi ably redaktorzy pochlebne uWagl Q
Lidze Narod6w z tel okazyi umiescli. Wycinki 2 takich gazet, po-
sane odnosnym senatorom, wywra dodatnl. Wp1yW.
Opr6cz rezolucyi uchwalonych ma Wiecach, pozadanem Jest, aby
iak najWiecej obywatei skomunikowafo sic W tel sprawle re sWy1nl
senatorami "a posrednictwem osobistyeh lst6w Tub telegramow.
Zw1aszcza zaleca sic prezesom organizacy1 ] towarzystw, oraz
przewodnikom osobom znanym W danych miejscoWosclach wysyiae
take listy { telegramy do swoich senator6w we Westinghouse.
KongresS zamierza odroczyc sic rychlo, vice lak na5rychhl1elsza
akcya Jest konieczna.
-1@ n powazaniem
WYDZIALl NARODOWY POLISH " AMERYYCE.
JAN T. SMULsKIP rezes.
DR.. ADAM SZWAJKART sekretarz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-22

wziawszy. Powiedziano mi, re o.
siagnelismy to dlatego, poniewaz
mielismy misye ekonomiczna maj
lcpiej zorganizowana , najlepiej
pojmujaca potrzeby kraju najza
pobiegliwsza.
Milo mi takze zaznaczyc, re ko
misya likwidacyjna, W kt6rej
znajdowa1 sic dawny m6j znajo-
my i przyjaciel, general Charles
lG. Dawes, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS jake
lposrednika ola spraw polskich
pu1kownika J6zefa Barzynskiego
kt6ry nam W rokowaniach ca}ej
Isprawie oddal niezrownane us}ugi
Nawiazanie bezposrednich sto-
sunk6w z rzadem Stan6w Zjedno-.
czonych przedstawi}o sic nam W
danych warunkach jake zadanie
najwazniejsze, gdyz uznawalismy
wszyscy k~oniecznosc uzyskania z
Ameryki jak najwiecej zapas6w i :
9 lie moznosci ma kredyt, jak i.
przeprowadzenia wielkiej narodo-
wei pozyczki IL rzadu t~utejszego.
Komisya wydelegowana przez
ministerstwo skarbu i sam prezes
ministr6w Paderewski nalegali
vice ma mnie, abym powr6ci} ma
tychmiast do Stan6w Zjednoczo--
nych i zaja} sic przeprowadze-
MEM tych spraw.
Wracajac z tym mandatem,
przywoze wan wszyscy, rodacy,
serdeczne pozdroWienie cd Wy
dzia1u Narodowego cd naszych e.
migracyi a W szczeg6lnosci z da-
Iru Observation-Disclosures, dopie--
ro W po1owie dotad zebranego, ma
rece prezesa ministrow Paderew--|
Iskiego ~przeslali, bylo najpozytecz
|niej uzyte i ogromnie sprawie pol
Iskiej dopomog}o chociaz W re-
Iczywistosci bylo wobec ogromu
fpotrzeb skromna tylko pomoca.
Prezes ministr6w PadereWski
|czlonkowie Wydziafu Narodo--1
wego polskiego, z kt6rymi wi
|Paryzu o. tenn szczegolowo mo
WHEN, goraco i "a te ponce Gale
mu Wychodztwu naszemu dzieku
JAG, prosili Q wytrWaniiee v naszeJ
obywatelskiej piracy pod prezesa
ministr66w Paderewskiego i dele
gaia Polski ma ~konferencye poko-
iowa p. Romano DmoWskiego. o.
bydwaj mnie zapeWnili re nieba-
wen przesla wan osobiste listy
:dziekczynne, gdyz Wysoko cenia
sobie wasza pomoc j vase Wspol-
dzia1anie.
Powinnismy WytrWac ma do
tychczasowej drodze, gdyz bedzie
to mice wielki wplyw ma pomloc
|Stan6w Zjednoczonych przy "a
|ciaganiu pozyczki narodoWej
--la.4,rrc 11o E,,n ~ ,inHho1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-22

premiera Clemenceau,
byl nasz p~rezydent Woodrow Wi
lson. Uczyni} on wszystko 60 bylo
" jego .mocy, ably kWestyach
spornych, Q lie Polski dotyczy1y,
:jak najwieksza Wyygjeeddlnacs nam lal1ns. 10,
rzysc. Zar6wno wobec prezzydent'a
Wilsona, jak wobec Stan6W Zje
.dnoczonych zaciaggnela przez to
.Polska dug mewygasIej wdziecz-
nosci.
Winienem jednak zaznaczyc, re
poparcie tax skuteczne i serdecz-
ne z tel strony uzyskalismy DIE
XII ze%spoleniu wszystkich stron.
nictw W .Polsce W sprawach marc
dowych i dzieki utworzeniu koall-
cyjnego u mas rzadu, czeggo do tlEc.
nal prezes ,ministr6w P;adereWsk1,.
przy prawdziwie obyWatelskiim
wsp6}dzia1aniu naczelnika panst-~-..
wa J6zefa Piasudskiego.
To wsp61dzia}anie dyktowane
zrozumieniem zadan Polski, wtak
donios1ej chwih, jest jak najscis-
SOB bE+sl 2 e E&pr-. &as-s, . = -, 8-=---a
lejsze i powinno zniewolic .stron--
nictwa nasze do kooperatywy, z
tego samego ducha p1ynacej, a to
W tym celu, ably ogromnie trudne
dzie1o wyr6wnania r6znic dzielnl
cowych i wytworzenie ludoweJ
.Polski z krzyzujacych sic pra--
dow i z pod naporu bolszewizmu |
germanizmu W jak najkr6tszym
czasie przeprowadzic.
Musimy ciagle mice pred oczy
ma, re Polska najkompletniej 70
sta1a przez Niemc6w z, zasoboW
obdarta i re wobec braku Nasty
neryi ola naszego przemys}u i zy
wego inwentarza ola r6lnikow,
many w spadku pc okupacyi ME
mieckiej shiny procent bezrobot--
nych wsr6d naszych robotnik6w
W kraju, a z drugiej strony zaled
vie po1owe obszar6w pod uprawe
:istotnie zdolnych.
Przytem Rad polski nieustannle
zapobiegac must %strajkom, wywo
1ywanym pre- wichrzenia bolsze-
wickie i starac sic O prace i chleb
ola niedostatkiem dotknietych, a
z wielkiem tylko przezwyci eze--
MEM przyjmr1acych ja1muzne.
Przekona1em sic tez, re wszyst-
ko, cosmy z tym wzgledem gorll-
wosci, z1ozyli gdyz kazdy cent z o
fiiar naszych przyczynia sic do usu
niecia zywnosciowej lichwy do sill
niejszego skupienia mas ludu i Go
odgrodzenia go cd napierajacego
ma Polske bolszewizmu.
Przybywszy do Paryza zastafem
tam PREY piracy amerykahska ko-
misye likwidacyjna i trudnosc W
wydostaniu cd niej dostaw ola ma
szej polskiej armii stad wynikaja
ca, re mia1y one bye dane jedy--
ME panstwom, kt6re W pewnym
terminie Niemc6w i Austryi woj-
ne wypowiedzia}y. Uchwyci4em
sic dat, odnoszacych sic do lorna
cyl armii naszej we Francyi /
przy .pomocy kilku dzielnych A.
merykan6w .p~rzeprowadzi}em re-
konsyderacye odrzuconych juz ap
.likacyi polskiego rzadu przychyl
ne ich za}atwienie.
Trzeba bylo prze}amac take
.trudnossci kredytowe, zw}aszcza
PREY sprzedazy koni, kt&ge obec-
ME przedstawiaja gotowkeE re
gully "a got6wke So sprzedawane.
Szczesliwie i te trudnosci zdofalls
my pokonac.
q wielkiem zadowoleniem us1y-
sza1em Z ust dyrektora sp1r:zestd7a7:z1y
i :jego pomocnik6w w komisyi Xix
widacyjnej amerykanskiej, zePol
ska otrzyma1a T. zapas6w wojsko-
wych Stanow Zjednoczonych we
Francyi, niemal lyle, co otrzyma-
Nv wwsZystkie inne nerOdy raZem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-22
..SeY.eras .
] 'iarrhoea Remedy

Severy Lekarstwo ma Biegunke).
.Wykazalo ono@swa wartos6 w@le-
czeniu biequnki, kolek, siaboSci let
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nieporz3d-
k6m. iszek rozrnsiteGo rodzaju.
Jest ono dobrem ola dzieci jak row
nieziidlad orosfych. Cena 50 CEN
towIi2 gently podatku. Sprzeda-
wane " aptskach wszedle. Me
Observation-Disclosures.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-22
MASH AGENCl

A AGENC1
Upowaznieni So do kolektowa.
MIA abonamentu Wiarusa haste
pujacy nasi agenci miejscowi:
BREMOND. Tex. M. C. Basihski.
GRENVILLE. S. OAK. J6zef Gruba
GENESEO. NJ OAK, Max. Cieminski
INDEPENDENCE. Wis. Frank Wise.
MANISTEE Mich. Stanis}aw Pogorzelski.
MELLEN. Wis. Teofl Derdowski
NANTICOKE. Pa. Fl. Jablo6ski
LEO, MINI. Mateusz Bilski
ST. PAUL. Mimi. Fir. rWaletzki. .
WARSAW. N. D. Jan Herek
WILMINGTON. Del. M. M. Potaszewski
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-22
1WlARUS' Rialek, dina Ego Sierpnia, 1919.
Bia|gu|II|lka

lest letnia dole1liwoscia, pochodza-s
ca Z r6xnychssprzyczyn. Jest ona
czesto skutHem,iedzenia n~iedojrza-
lychsowoo6wlub jarzyn.Wskazdym
,iednak raze jest to sdolegiiWost, q
do tego bolesna i przykra. Zara-
dzcie temu. uzyjcie
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-11
THOSE WITHOUT AUTO
TAGS ARE ARRESTED
Sheriff Woollcy Issues Final warn
Ing Ia Car Owner, Who Have
Failed to Pay Tax.

charge of operating an auto
mobile without 1919 state auto d.
ccnSo faces an persons In Tulsa city
and county who huva failed to make
appi!oation for such license Sheriff
James NUollcy having received no
tlteation cpruT from the printcrs
lhnraday which gives final notice IN
the following words.
You are hereby notified. under
penalty of Law. io forthwith brug
I'M" notice 80 th" Ehrrifra office and
show why you are operating this ma
chm" without a 1919 automobile H.
cense tag Al automobile licenses
have been due since January I. 1919.
ana any attempt 10 dodge this notice
WIN be taken as an attempt to cvadc
this law Signed. James Woollcy.
sheriff by james Foulz. auto DO.
Consc inspector
Tho shouffs office has received
Instructions from the start" hichudi
department stating that tho depart
m"n' viii bee up With un'Ir work uu
JuN 90. and after that date 1ru,tcu.
ton Will follow fauurre ~ tr, r,r.
sons operating automobiles with
OUT proper license
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-11
HUGHES AND PATTON
ARE AGAIN APPOINTED

T G. Hughes was rcuppointcd con.
sulttng7 engineer for Tulsa couufS
aud Daniel W Patton r,uppoiutcl
county engineer. at ne meeting or
tho Tulsa county commissioner
Thursday afternoon The bond and
application OF Leo G. Quinn for the
position Of secretary OF the Tulsa
county election board. approved ng
tho county clerk. Lewis elmo. on
July 3. was ratified ~ tho commits
sloners
Tho meeting Thuredry. an al.
tourncd session was called for Oh"
purpose NJ considering tho Tulsa
county and city budgets for the d..
Cd year ending JuN ]. 1920. but De.
cause several of tho budget estimate.
had moi been placed noe me hauiH uf
the commissioners confederation lu
this matter VAS postponed lo later
date.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-11
CHRISTIAN MINISTER
ESCAPED WITH $4,000
Parsons. Kan, Preacher Il Arrested
,p Tul-a looming House on
Charge Of F.mb'1ilcmeuL
BORROWED OF MERCHANTS
THO rev. Thomas J. Brock willing
IN return 90 Former Flock and
InCc Trial, lie DcciAreA

r,. Thomas J. Brock, a minister
a.. ,r, christian church at Parsons.
after appealing 10 his cOngre.
r4..n for aid ana VINO ls tAld 10
.,r that town with 5000 be
,.rg.ng 20 friends, was arrested IN
g.., wednesday afternoon by De
,.r#so Henry ,armlchhel ana re-
,..-..4 to Parsons IN care OF mem-
,.r NJ ,bo police force who came To
TrHst after him.
Irlr. asked his congregation 10
,...t t.r out ~ financial difficulties
a s.,, weeks ago when his wife was
..r.. a. d hospital In Parsons claim
.... 10th the hospital and the
doctor we're pressing him for pay
... .r rh" bin for services. &C
.,.r. fu the story told IN Tulsa.
Tho members of his church then
.... ana fund ~ $3.50 which they
r,te r1 brock. while the doctor
'..0r Nim t loan Of $3.50. The doc
,.. ..4.aI that he had charged Hrock
,u,Fry for his service while Mrs.
... v.4 400 The preacher men
,oorrlshod merchants In Parsons
..a.I ghrir and, saying that he
ga. un4n.0 90 meet the demands or
r.. .-rdHors They immediately
r,vs Ntr sums ranging from $50 10
Ar,r securing about 5000, Brock
r,r town and came 10 Tulsa, where
D.. ,,,a arrested at an east side room
,,, rauar hy Carmichael He had
,,Idon.y intended 20 give up inc
ministry as % profession. Carmichael
,f ns ho had already applied to
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-11
TULSA PEOPLE LEAVE
FOR EASTERN POINTS

Mr. and Mrs. l. T. Abbott lcft
last night on an extended trip Gao.
which will include many points ~
Interest combining business Wlan
pleaSureg After stop al Eausts
city and Chicago they propose 90
take boat az Detroit for Buffalo. pUd
then Will so to Canadian points. tar
ryinE NJ Toronto and Montreal Zach
"A few days After returning to the
United states they will spend A few
days In New York while Mr.. Abbott
attends 20 buN.necS matters pertain
ing 10 the buying of tall goods for
tho Halliburton Abbott company. and
then take iu a number Of eastern
resorts. including Atlantic city.
on he way home uhey Will spend
a week al Mr. AbbottH old homo af
Falmouth Ky and according 20
present schedule. Will return 10 Tulsa
about August L..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-11

Quincy avenue during family qua
rel on July 3
Tho defendant was az tho homo OF
tho complainant on that DAY a'.
curding Go the information prosecuted
10 the county attorney office. when
h" became angcrcd aud attacked Don
Mcllcnry with q Knife IutucNng a
number OF wounds ON the latter 81
head and body Tho defendant iold
The court that no could not maze gu
appearance bond but convinced i''
lustice that hcHWould appear in conr.
al any time for "A trial OF the ChEu.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-11
RELEASED WITHOUT BOND
ON ATTEMPT TO MURDER

ButcrinE a plea OF not guilty 90
the charge OF assault with intent 'p
iN Andrew McIlenry .aO1 Norfh
quincy avenue vas released ON his
own roooguizanCc al the close ~ his
arrIIFrmont before Justice S G..
MaNey Thursday afternoon. FOR pro
ltminary hearing July IS MrUcnry
is accused with assault upon his
brother. Don Mcllcnry. Sol Norh
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-11

large oil company In TulNl for a
position as corporation attorney
When arrested ne was sitting on the
front porch Of his rooming house
and did not deny his Identity but
expressed himself willing To return
to Parsons and stand trial
Brock was photographed ana his
finger prints were taken bv Joe
Duran OF the identlflcation bureau
OF the police department before he
was sent back TO Parsons
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-11
1hnr-In,,r Mnr,tnrc nc,nr,i

Marriage licenses were i.f.ucd TO
the following Thursday by thc clerk
Of the dle'rict court Moses T.
Chandler, %. and. Irene Huffman.
-. Collinwillc. Harrison Couch, 27.
and Sarah kinkald. 10. TULSA Harry
Thompson. 20, ana Ethel Freeman.
10 Tuha
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-11

TWO MEN ARE KILLED IN
COLLISION OF SHIPS

ST JOHNS, n y. July 10 Two
men were Killed and two were boz.
Jured when the Allan liner Gram
plan, Montreal for Liverpool col.
lidcd with an iceberg or cape Napo
last night Tho steamship with 400
passengers and crew, of $50. an.
rived here this morning for repairs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-11

don't occurred sfhr put rnsollne on
The smouidering Goals thinking she
was uHlug coal OH llor Hcrcama a..
uu.cd the attention ot her hu4-
haud. but before he could reach har
mdo abe wnS burned fatally. dying ia
Erct, agony
Mira GoH wnA brldo OF only a
fcw months hyug at the time uf
h"r death on her father. ln-law' %
farm.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-11

A. = Robertson connected with a
local OH news publication, wHs ar
rested Thuuday on warrant issued
n Greek county charging libel. and
was taken To Sapulpa by Deputy
Sheriff JoncH for arraignmcnt on the
charge II IS mid mat tho charges
grew on ~ 00 article printed In tho
oil publication. IN HHMM
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-11
rhnr-hny,. nl,nrcc nooord.

PctluuuF fpr divorce we're filed In
superior and district court Thursday
hv the following pHiuuffW Cora
NBnlluru against l.i NanIforn
Charles %. lAkor oEnius, Coqucla 4
llk"f.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-11
The Ribbon Bargains
during clearance sale
border closely on the
sensational.

Fancy and Plain Hair how Ribbons;
n Wide variety OF floral designs and
good assortment Of plain and
Moire taffotas: regularly 10 t5o yard
Np'clh .s..ss............ .bpc
Hair BIw iibbons IN fancy floral Of
focu and plain taffeths. all colors
Regularly soc yard. Special co.. l2c
Fancy hffolnH and satin ribbons,
suitable FOR hair bows and camiHolea.
plain, brocedc and forpl designs. all
ColurH and widths
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Lunch Cloths at July
Clearance Sale Prices

The IN" mndcrin, ciuuy and dumnsk
Lunch Cloths included. nll sizes Ia IN
endless array uf paitrrn4--
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Prices on Sheets That
Will Reduce the
Stock Quickly

Tho regular stock, including Pequot
ana Mohawk Sheets az these reduc-
tluuH
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'.n Conl county orurt and ask Tor
A change OF tNn urdor
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Sheeting and Pillow
Tubing at Clearance
Sale Prices

Including rcIuot, Pcppcrrl and all
other brands
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Toweling at Quick
Clearance Prices

All cotton, part lincn, and all pure
linen towcilng included, for the whole
Stock IN ON sale.
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The knit offers many oppor
to ons seasOnable knitwear

Childrcn's Summer Weight Knit
Union Suits--Ipw neck, ankle lcnEth
and sleeveless. regularly priced 60
fl.25. sale price ....----....-.. .3sc
MonHaTs Knittrd Pants open got"
and lace trimmed knee, values up
20 800. Sale price ....-...... Sbr
odd Lot Of Childrcn's Vests ana
pants-pants have either uEht or
loose lnco trimmed knee. values 10
soc Aus price .-.....-..--.' lF'
Women's Pink Union Suits In on
ycIopc style. all sizes, values up ~
$3.50. Sale priCo ....-.--.....S Sl'lS
.,..r.Inr-,urnr fnr Mnnnn.n md lhn-
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
PLENTY OF HITTING AND RUNS FEATURE
 THE COST GAMES

SAN FRANCISCO, May 3O.-Pat- rons of the national game who enjoy plenty of hitting and like to see runs scored are being accommodated by the teams of the Pacific Coast League. It has been said that the more perfectly baseball is played the less action there is and the no hit and no run games are cited. The comparative demonstrations Of the coast crowds indicate that they got more enjoyment out of the contests that bring out the hits and runs pro- vided that both teams score and the tally is not one sided.
 There has been many games played thus far this season in which rom half dozen to a dozen runs nave been scored by the two teams ana in many instances first one team anu then the other would take the iead only to lose it again in a subsequent inning. With only run or two sep arating the two teams the issue has been in doubt practically to the last inning.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
LEAVING FOR THE SOUTH.

The Princess Mary sailed South hound yesterday morning with large list of passengers for the South. Those who left from Juneau are: Robert G. Green, Mrs. Robert G. Green, Mrs. Edythe L. Rhoades, Mrs. H. D. Hodges, Miss Leah Hopp' Chas. Wilson, J. Gillian, M. s. Whit tier Master G. Whittier, Mrs. s. G. Holt. Master H. Holt Master R. Holt, J. Peters, Mrs. J. Peters, J. Fried man Mrs. Keneth Marshall, Mrs. J, H. Montgomery. Miss Clara Mont gomery, Miss Anne Mclaughlin, Mrs K. Logan, Master Genneth Logan, Miss L. Wilson, E. F. Medley, Miss Nora Ward, Miss Julia Williams, Hugh Tracey T. M. Reed. Alex Nel- son. Chas. Kemp. William Martin, J D. Leedy, Mrs. w. Swinbornsen, Ed. Herman, Miss Margaret Ellingen' Mrs. K. Norton, Mrs. J. Gillian, J. Damaska, Sydney Peterson, $. N Brown, F. Wordsworth, Herbert Myers, J. Murphy, c. w. Mead, F. w. Reraney R. R. Jones. W. Wilson Miss Blanche Dyer, w. l.. Martin Mrs. S. Quarles, MT. A. Driggs.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02

Mrs. Patrick, wife of J. Patrick of Jualin, arrived on the Princess Mary from her home in Vancouver, to join her husband here. MT. and Mrs. Patrick are at the Zynda Hotel.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
BACK FROM FISHING.

Henry Messerschmidt, the official cable boy chaser. of telegrams, went on a fishing trip Saturday and Jacob Britt did double duty meantime. The hsh are still in the streams.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
NOT PERSONAL ATTACKS BUT PROSPERITY FOR
 ALASKA IS GREAT NEED

Personal attacks for the sole purpose of furthering political ambitions will not get Alaska anywhere. The welfare of every Alaskan depends upon seeing the Territory reach it's heritage of industrial development. A vote for George B. Grigsby means vote for those things for which Alaskans are striy- ing to better their condition, a vote for an Administration which has proved it's faith in Alaska, and not merely a vote for an individual who has no other interest in the Territory than for what he might get out of it for his own benefit, and for the purpose of punishing political enemies"