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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15
Clearlnp House Rspovt.

NEW YORK, March is-Tte actus,
condition of clearing house banks ana
trust companies for tho week shows
that they hold t5s,7sa.5lo reserve in
cNccss Of legal requirements. This 10
an increase OF S,s72.to from last
week
The s,o,ment follows-ac,uai coodI.
ton
Loans. discounts. etc. tt.ss7 ,oA1. .0u0,
Increase. Illl,0O9,OOg
Cash IN own vaults, members fed.
ornl reserve banks. is5. $4,000; increase.
81 i52 900
Reserve In federal reserve bank Of
mcmher banks. Ibs2,eis. 900; increase.
t2I5io O0O.
Reserve IN own vaults. state hanks
and trust companies, Si1l.si9.0 900, IN
crease. $4,000
Reserve In depositnrles, state banks
crease. 81 ,135 600. ~
Net demand deposits, 0,s7e, ,sss, 100,
incrCase, $40 ,t76. 900
Net time deposits. sits,5Ss, 900, N.
crease, S3,T5s.00o.
Circulation. .,s,sss. 900, increase,
tlT6, 900.
Aggregate reserve, 1sss, W. 900.
Excess. reserve. ts.51a,5i0; inersase.
NS72. 40.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15

NEW ORLEANS. March Il Small
American consumption figures caused q
loss Of ~ TO IS points IN cotton today
In tho first few minutes ~ trading, hut
n quick recovery and advance ensued
when buying based on rains In the helt
Aud the forecast Of more moisture N
come entered tho market At the end
~ the first half- hour - trading prices
were p 20 - points over the close Of
yesterday
Weekly reviews showing an improve
ment IN the mill situation this week
caused new buying on which late In
the session the old contracts stood 3 10
25 points over yrsterday's close and the
new contracts % 70 Is over.
Spot cotton quiet and unchanged
salcs on the spot. 20 bales. 10 arrive
100 Low mlddlinE, 2lc; mlddling.
30 zoe; good middling ~ SOC.
Receipts. s.?ls. stock. 49, 200
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15
LEGALS.

Ayres. Judges and Edward Tuck and
AP1s Pqscines TSsA clsfs: II e, scsn,n. ana IL W.
Jones, Judges and r., N. selken and
Il. Mccormack. Clerks
Precinct l. Geo. Baker and r. V.
Hamilton. Judges and 7, +. Burns and
n Il. Gordon. Clerks.
Precinct ., A. II. Parmalee. and Y.
W. Leaper. Judges and J. c. Saunders
and q, o. Riggan. Clerks
Precinct ., Chns, N. Holmes and
II. c. Johnston. Judges and ], 7.
Hathaway and John NJ. Johnston,
Clerks
Precinct 10. c. e. Flaharida and A.
u. Eatabrook. Judges and Oscar Han
kins and u. c. Brookins. Clerks
Said officers shall also act ss
Counters,
Witness my hand a. Mayor Of said
City. alfred In the CITY OF Oklahoma
city, Oklahoma. OF this the I, day OF
February, 1919.
Attest: n. ID. SHEAR.
n. L. DE WITT, Mayor,
Cny Clerk.
(SeaN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15
YOUTHFUL R0BBER
IS GIVEN PAROLE

Ed Billings, sentenced TO ten years
Imprisonment from Creek county for
highway robbery. was paroled this
morning by Governor Robertson.
Killings is only nineteen years old.
Tie has served two years OF his term
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. March Is BUTTER
Creamery. 67U5sc. EGGS Lower; re-
ceipts. 1884 cases; ordinary nrsts. 3S
G3shc: at mark. cases included. $50
3SAe. POTATOES: Unsettled. re-
cnipts. IS cars, Wisconsin and Mich
igan, 81 56GiTS Minnesota, 81, S5fi
100. POULTRY: Alive lower, spring.
Sic; fowls. 30c.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO March l5.-HoGs: receipts
1000 steady. bulk s0uls.tO: heavy
;ls30glss lights fl7.25dls5O; pig,
SIG 50n 1850, CATTLE: receipts !, 600:
a5c to SOC higher SHEEP: receipts !, .
600 80 TO 75c higher
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15
Closing Quotations
OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
FORT WORTH.

FORT WORTH. March Is 5-CATTLE
receipts l50. unchanged Beeves - 5Of
1850 HOGS receipts $50. steady;
heavy tls.25dis50 SHEEP: receipts,
none. no tone. Lambs SIS 00dl1 90.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15

LLEcTloN DETERMINATIONS.

ELECTION PROCLNMATIOS.
Under and by virtue Of resolution
pared by the Board ~ Education Of
the city Of oklahoma city. OF the state
% Oklnhoma, at n meeting held on the
9Th day ~ February. 1919. public no.
tcc is hereby given that special cleo
tion II hereby ordered and proclaimed
IN hc held IN said school district COM
prlslng said city. ard tho territory an
nescd thereto for school purposes. on
the 18TH day ~ March. 1919. for the
purpose ~ submitting 10 tho qualified
electors NJ said school district the FOL.
lowing uIOposlitous
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15
GRAIN
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISION
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN.

CHICAGO March l5.--CORN No 3
yellow. 81 rs. No. yellow. 81 i6ffl i6is
OATS Standard, 6?HsSc. No O. 500
59nc. BARLEY: ssn9Tc.
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IEGALS

VIII lf' love competent hii. 0no
- fHHt Hf"h. Wu1uo township McCiain
county oklahoma. lot Mridhy. march
'''h, '''' i. 81 curtis. Trustee.
.UTlDE 70 DuSTitACTOHa
S.tHr is hereby given that the Town.
'N'p b'Ifl N Union Township, Payne
luuu'N Dk'HhuWI. viii open l'is Hnd
Wnlu.I's 'u ilr 2sth dty ~ Hsf,h.
7 1919. II lo 100 4 81 fDr tho conuruc.
ton m % 'nr0r,'o road between sections
II IS q frI 20 4 2' y - v g.,
J. " consisting ~ the following Hp-
lluu uugiu guHri'iIrFs
l-.'!' square gifts of concrete pave.
m'n'
5000 cubic yards ~ omblnkmeut
1l'tO ,shI, yards n excavation.
$3.50 pounds n reinforcing steel.
400 cubic yards ~ concrete
BIDS fur tho niyvs Work Will Ne re-.
t1'IF,d upon unit basis Tor ,tch item
. complete Iu place according 20 plans and
p,If'fiiurs On f.lr In ne office ~ the
. Su'" Engineers the County Engineer.
Hni the 1uWnahlp clerk ~ Union Town
ship
! Forms for proposals viii he furnished
/ hv tho Township clerk Or tho County
Engineer and no bid viii br couHid.
cred which Is not made upon the hp-
proved form
Contractor will he required 90 fur
uIHh al material. labor. tools. and
/ equipment necessary to properly cufn.
. Veto no work and contractor will he
, required 20 furnish nll Necessary b0Hdr
according ia tho requirements - the
I state laws
/ All work comprised In This letting viii
/ y. under tho supervision of the state
/ Highway Department and the County
] Engineer - Payne County
! Hide must be- fled with tho Town.
| shin Clerk ~ Union Township on oi
| before M1rCh .Nih. 1919. ~ 80 A ~
/ Each bd must be- accompanied by a
certified ,ec,k for not less than 10 per.
cont ~ the amount ~ tho bid bnsed
/ upon the estimated quantities
CHECK must hs made payable 20 IN,
/ Township Clerk ~ Union Township
/ Payne County oklahoma. and must b,
/ drawn upon a Payne County bank
Tho Township Board reserves IN,
. right 10 reject any and all bids
Dated this 18th day of March. 1919
Township hoard 4 Union Township
PAYNE County. oklahoma
Allrefs Gushing. Oklahoma
A G.. ALEXANDER.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15
FOR SALE BY OWNER

Eight rooms. breakfast room. kitchen
and up stairs In white. hardwood on
first nnor, basement under entire house.
furnace. good shade and 200-fpot we'll
Eugene Field school. Price 81 600. for
few days Terms. Maple 2i0l-J
Will. SACRIFICE for q..rk sale a 4
room modern cottage on 23rd. west
Of Classon Hlvd small cash payment.
bRlapCe 20 suit Phone Walnut lG9T
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15
PACKERS LOWER
BUTCHER CATTLE
Despite Scarcity Of Supply
Cheaper Prices Paid,
COMPARATIVE HElEu'Ts


CATTLE one ~ ihr uEhtcst runs of
lhe yrnr ms week failed 10 check pack
cfa IN their campaign for cheaper prices
On common and low grade cattle. Good
Kinda were Immune bur 70 few ~ these
Horo available that fair test WAS Inn
possible. In fhrt gOI-lb stestH Wrr"
oddities ana n n this class that oo-
rurics the ilIHli 90 beet pocket while
soiu'ih'ng choice iu wciEhy cattle
could bring 80 or more on medium
ana plain E>ors and butcher cattle. the
wcsF'H deal In 2ir lower Pretty good
butcher COWS now sell g. 5Nds 30 and
plain Lnds around q with oinnefs hnd
cutters. covering a wide spread do
- .IUSIi Gamers however. stop ~
;, % ana then they hfc good Bulls
steady ono ~ tho weeks COW trade
features wns the sale of load Of fed
wutrons at 81 2j. but they went 10
900 outsider Calves closed steady on
H'nlsfs lu' iildl2 ana uney-nly higher
Ur u'n,fH. H'fIrily good heavy hnwlrr.
now doing i9ulu 80 Stock-r and feed
"fs orfatlc. tl340 being top Tor n load
~ red 5.yehf ulds and tl2 10 fOr white
fnrch twO- Plain stockers NJ least 25c
lower and cows show that much less.
only choice young STUFF around s.
stock calves steady
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15
PROVISIONS.
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. March l5-EGGs:
&c higher; firsts SIC. BUTTER: pack
ing, lc higher. firsts &c. POTATOES,
unchanged
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PROPOSITION


shall the Roard of Education Of
tho city ot oklahoma city, of the
state Of oklahoma. issue ip ne
rutinhlc coupon honds 10 tho amount
~ 81 600 00D on for tho purpose Of
providing funds for the construc-
ton of additional ward school
buildings for the construction "
additional rooms to ward school
buildings. for the construction ~
junior high school building IN
Capitol HIN. for the construction Of
junior high school building IN the
northeast section of tho city, for
tho construction of Junior high
school building In, tho northwest
section Of the city. for purchase
of sites for ward school and Junior
high school buildings, and for FUR
nlture and equipment for all build
ings enumerated hercini and also
TO provide for tho levy and collec-
ton ot an annual tar upon all tho
taxable property IN said school dis.
trict comprising said city and the
territory annexed thereto for school
purposes. sufficient 10 nay the In
tercst on said bonds when due and
to constitute a sinking fund for the
payment OF tho principal when
due"
Tho polls shan he opened at q o'clool
n. m. and close ht o'clock p. m. OF
said date
Tho number and location Of the poll
Ing places shall he ns follows:
WARD ONE.
Precinct i--53rd ST and Mckinley Ave
Precinct s-ssth ST and Mckinley Ave
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Former member school board,
Knows all abou, the schools 7. NJ.
CMeD Owen for school treasurer,
lhdyl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15
COTTON
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES

SEw pRLEA%s, March :, Cotton
closed ,Id. NsIly ~ an advance ~
2iIiu points. new style. az ara advance
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, March l5-POuLTRY
BUTTER: COO. EGGS 3ec
-------
Vote for Gun,er, school treasurer.
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Beautiful Bungalow

Six Yery large rooms. finished In oak
and enamel. large basement. cement
drive and garage. all latest foturcs
ono block Clas-cn, 5000 a. Lock l..
wood Investment Co, Walnut 17o6
COZ oil Exchange.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15
calcAoo.

CHICAGO March l5,-ProspeCta Of n
maximum limit being placed on hog
values here had only temporary bear
ish effect today on the corn market.
The fact that the hog market con-
tnued to show strength was dlsCon-
certing to traders who looked for pro-
nounced weakness In corn. Announce
ment that Germany had definitely ac-
cepted provisioning conditions imposed
by the allies helped corn market to rally
Opening prices. which varied from uu-
changed figures to itc lower with May
tl3ih to 'u,o5b, and July sl25t to
Sl2Sh. were followed by moderate
general decline and then by upturnt
that In some cases, reached above yes
terday's finish,
oats paralleled the action OF corn
After opening NC to Nc with May 6iA
TO 6lNc, the market sagged a little fur
ther and then recovered
Provisions were governed by tho
same influences as grain. Selling was
OF scattering sort
Subsequently demand hroadened and
a decided hulg" In prices took place,
The market closed NTAc higher, with
NAV N11hmisSh and July. n.o?u
i32h
Sharp advances took place In the
late trading. as result of corn
strength.
81. LOUIS,
ST. LOUIS, March 15..-COI,N No,
white tl33 OATS. No. 3. e3hc;
No : white, rsNn6ic.
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY. March lb-CORN;
close. Mar. slHN, May tlt0t tfrii0h I,
July il55k 1l35N Sept iiNN
KANSAS CITY. March lb.s-,wHEAT.
cash, unchanged TO Sc higher; No. |
hard t2s,da.ss No tssirasb No,
| red 81 5sH2ti; No. . rod 32.Ssda.ss.
CORN steady to Sc higher; No. 2 mixed
iitsaIts; No. 2 white yi,sonks1; No,
. yellow Sit11lSs. OATS: unchanged
TO ic higher; No white aMntSc;
No. mixed s7hds5c. RYE 1850
40.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Oklahoma Trust CO.
GnccialG

Will roll nira 5.foom home On nll
lots West liih ~ nD0 iornugn. for
i..UIn good irfmr
NOTICE Nlcr homo on full lots.
barn and good ven on Tho ear lino ipi
n 200 Call Nv ipr the best terms
FORD EMPLOYEES -Will sacrifice ..
room modern bungalow uu West End
H., for i22lO Dll sh1W the house
after 4 10 O'Clock Terms 20 tuli
WEtT iD1Ji NT Fine 5-roum homo
with sleeping porch and garage. nu uil
paving, 52io Small clfh payment,
btlHu,o Ike rent
FOUErLOgUpE Mu.t sell nne home
with nigr basement fine Outsay i'm
pru,emruis M capitol I'm, for 1890,
hurry II sou got this
Farms ana garden tracts for snle We
buy houses TO moyr away or wreck
Wo bus Liberty bonds
Oklahoma Trust CO. =
j0S 10 Insurance Hldg Maple ~
& noon -Caufprult hIugiloN " 42nl
S,. hll built m features VIII guar
nutto u loan ~ 81 5no no 20 toApDnsi'
hls party On No" bargain ijnnD 1O Os-
LEAHlSu ely. win boll equity In five
room buughlow fpr 1850. immediate
possession, must rell ~ once. new
house on paved street Phone walnut
,oi lll5 oak street. tWrriwoodl.
FOR HAi.E-ig .fnom furnished apart.
mcnt. with Two toHldcnc'H yearly
rental t,.3jO. making over 20 percent.
certainly pnap ono J'stOfy brick
close In at n bargain. better SEQ these
5ls Baltimore Hldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15

WANTED TO buy good wo-story
house, prefer to deal direct with
owner; VIII huy one Of the houses built
last four years u price does not run too
high. or would buy good old house
priced low and In Z good location. Ad.
dress T-s. care Oklahomsn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15
Y BY' Z OWNER

7.room, modern. Q full lots, excel
len, wardsnF sou(h front; close in I,
walking distance, east side, pavement
out; price Ss,soo; $500 cash and terms,
Maple l1ss
TWENTY-BIX rooms. good location,
fair furniture, money maker; don't [
phone, call at sosh N, Broadway, room
No. 9. Earl Ropns.
Ten K06MG; BISt II{iIs pIaSs In Town
fine furniture. Ask Houston. sosx
N. Broadway.
: TWENTY ROOMS, fine location,
" )i,o0o; good reasons for selling. Cali
: for Houston. Earl Rooms. sosA North
tBrSA6way.
A kSALS6. room oak finisk, brsakfsst
y, room. buttt-in fixtures, located north
.Sssss terms. Cali Blums. Walnut iios,
A. f ..al fs.N ~ - Z
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15
REAL ESTATE WANTED

LIST your property for sale with the
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY,
Mania aG
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81 LOUIS.

ST LOUIS, March i5.-COTtN No.
2 white l33 OATS: No. 3, s3hc;
No. white. CsNn6ic.
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Closing Quotation,

Pfics ~ the various grades ~ esitl.
ar approximately as follows
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KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. March ib--CORN
close , Mar sl.,h Nay Way, h,,smi'os
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-26
REDWOOD TREES
ARE DESTROYED
Forest Giants Toppled Over
by Flames

REDWOOD PARK. Cal, sept 60
Omitted Press Having claimed
100 OF the worlds greatest trees
during yesterday and lnst night. the
firo that has eaten IT, way into
California; blEgcat park had been
halted today. Il was believed. n rcant
half mile from Governors cabin.
Park Warden Dool said the stu.
alton was "bettsr."
Great trees were failing all
night" said Dooi when they fan
they can be heard a mile and a
half"
Tho big rodwoods do not burn
readily. but become weakened by
brush fires about their bases and
finally topple over with a great
crash. carrying smaller trees with
them.
This L. the first fire in Redwood
park In modern history. Dool said
many % tho redwoods had been hol
lowed by previous fircs--4o0 20 500
years aRo-and 30 fell more readily
before these fiameH
The rcdwood- that have fallen run
10 SIX feet In diameter and are from
$50 10 2Ts feet high. They were
from 1900 to 5000 years Old. said
Dool.
we hope We have tho fires cor,
rallied today" aaid boot. but we
aren't certain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-26
Eat and Get Thin

This ~ turning an old phrase face
about. but modern methods OF re-
ducing fat have made this revision
possible.
II you arc ovorfat and also nverse
10 physical cNcrtion. II you are like
wise fond Of the table and sttll want
Co reduce your excess flesh several
pounds. do this: Go to your druggist
Cor write tho Marmola CompCny. bbt
Woodward ave, Detroit, Mich) and
give him Cor send them) ono dollar
For this modest amount OF money
tho drugriRt viii put you In the way
Of satisfying your ambition for a
nice, trim. slim figure. lie viii hand
you n large case OF Marmola Pre-
-acriptfon Tablets Compounded in
accordance with tho famous Mar
mola Proscription), ono OF which
you must take after each meal ana
at bedtime until you begin 10 lose
your fat at the rate Of two. three
or four pounds n week. Then con-
tlnue the treatment until your
weight IN what you desire. Marmola
Prescription Tablets are not IN ! y
harmless but really beneficial To the
general health. You don't need
starvation diet or weakening eNer-
ctaeH, Just go on eating what you
Ike. leave exercising to the athle ties,
but take your little tablet faithfully
and without "a doubt that nabby
flesh will quickly take unto itseh
wings. leaving behind IL your natu-
raj self neatly clothed In nrm ilesh
and trim muscles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-26
FIRE MARSHAL
OPPOSES SALE
viii Fight Abandonment Of
Old Station

Fire Marshal Harry W Bring
hurst filed a vigorous protest with
Mayor Fitzgerald Thursday against
tho proposed removal o. the fire sta.
ton az Third ave. and Pine IT. To a
site az Fourth ave. and Battery ~.
Such removal was characterized
hY BrinFhurst as "a calamity" even
though an intermediate fire station
be erected at First ave. and Union
81 aE urged by several members Of
the city council
Tho council recently sold tho fire
station property at Third ave. and
Pine -. To- the Bon Marchc. The
council lst Monday approved a
committee report approving the pur.
chase Of site at Fourth ave. and
Battery ~ An ordinance for the
purchase Of tho property win be In.
troduccd IN the council soon. Bring
hurst will fight lis passage. he told
the mayor Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-26
ARREST 81 IN
GAMBLING RAID
All Released but Four, Who
Face Charges

Charges OF conducting gambling
game WI be- brought against the
four men held after the ralding OF
the back room Of a shoe shop az
bis1 Maynard ave Thursday night.
Fifiy.onc were arrested and all but
tho four were released The raid
was directed by Prosecuting Aitor.
ncy Fred c. Brown. aided by spe
cial investigators ana constahles
The place was wrecked by the raid
efs
Special Investigators. dressed a.
hborcrs. entered the place carly Ia
the evening. and little later were
followed hy Special investigator
Frank r Gordon and COnstables
James ~ Lambert. Tom Mulligaa
and u. H. Brown. who broke open
the doors No one escaped. Every
sort Of game. from lottery 20 chuck
a.luck. was In progress the Officers
state. Those held are chin Lee,
Lake chin. Antoine NuEicich and
sam f.csonich
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-26
CELEBRATION FEAST
AT CHINESE WEDDING

Following an suspicious wedding
and wedding feast here Thursday
night. Arthur u. King and Mae
Lille Chlnn. members Of the local
Chinese colony. were on route to san
Francisco on their honeymoon Fri
day. The ceremony took place in
the Shanghai restaurant. Rev
Floyd J Beckwith. pastor Of the
First Baptist church. OF which both
bride and groom are members. Of
ficiatcd One hundred and fifty
guests were served with a dinner OF
Is courses OF Chinese dishes The
couple win make their home here
Both attended school in Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-26
King Albert to
Run Own Engine

SAN FRANCISCO. sept 20
When King Albert visits Yosemite
park he viii drive his own railroad
engine. He asked permission 10 do
this and got u.
The trip thru the valley u a very
hot and dry one and It Is believed
the royal brow viii perspirc freely
The king has penehant for me
ehanlcs. his representative ex
ri4ireA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-26

PALACE IiII


The show at the Palace Hip. open
Ing yesterday. IL headed by the Ffss
Violin Misses. featuring Hattie Kiich
ucr. in "a symphony OF Tone and
Color They are ave pretty glrls. ali
splendid vollnists. graceful dancers
and good singers
ward and Howard score the com.
edy hit Of the bin with n line o.
very funny dialect comedy and sing
ing
Grace Dc winircs IL clever ven.
triloquiri Her biz hit IL the stunt,
she performs Of making her dummy
snecze. a unique and astonishing
stunt.
His Sister" IL n playlct % college
life presented by Jack Hawkins and
company and proves to be funny
turnout
McCarver and Roplnson are a pair
OF black face comedians Charles
Iedofar does a bounding rope act
that pleases and gives a comedy mon
ologuc while doing his aerial tricks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-26
Lost Boy Returns;
Just Went Riding

William Turner. 10. son OF Mrs. G.
y. Turner, 1242 T.. 69th ST., who had
been missing since Wednesday, re-
turned home Thursday night. The
boy told his mother he had 'hopped"
a truck for ride home after school.
The driver took him to Renton
junction. where he jumped off. He
got lost in the woods over night and
finally came out To the Seattle high
way, where he hailed machine
bound for the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-26
Proud Rooster Is
Better Than Hen

CORONA. Cal. Sept 2T.--tuniied
Press "A Buff Cochin rooster. few
weeks ago. was given several eggs
to hatch. he having exhibited mark.
ed inclination along this particular
line OF poultry endeasor.
After the rooster had been on the
job the required number OF days
seven Ancona chicks made their APP
pearancc AZ tho home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. a a. Mcpherson Of this city
Since then the proud parent has
been taking care OF his brood In a
manner so diligent that he puts
many "biddies" 20 shame.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-26
Chinese Like u. s.
Government Plan

Five Chinese students who have
come 20 study in the University of
Washington made IL clear in short
addresses az the China club luncheon
at the Masonic club Thursday noon
that they believe every chance
should be given Chinese students to
study the American form OF govern.
mcnt that IL may be implanted in
their country. The five are: CHEN
FenR Chcng. J. Quincy Cheng. J. X.
Theodore Lee. S. W. Tung and
Chung Dec.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-26
GREAT OLD REMEDY
FOR SKIN DISEASES

purely vegetable treatment that
you can secure from your own
druggist. Fifty years ago S. 8. S.
was discovered and given to suf-
fering mankind. During this pc
riod 1t has proven its remarkable
remedial properties and has reliev-
ed thousands of cases OF disease
caused by poor blood. You can be
relieved. but you must take S. $. S.
Take It IL only pimples appear. for
they denote bad blood. and may
be followed by the snfferings from
torturing skin eruptions Therefore
be sure. Don't take chances. don't
use lotions. II yours Is a special
case. write for expert medical ad-
vice. Address Medical Director.
25s Swift Laboratory. Atlanta. Ca.