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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-21
TWO RUBES COME
TO GRIEF HERE
Have Mistaken Idea Of How People
Act These Days in Town and
are Jailed With TWO
Girls.

Eugene Sheriff. and Ralph Christy,
| from up NauvOo way, have the wrong
| idea of the way people are expected
| to act in public, and their attempt to
change the twentieth century civil
fzation and convert Keokuk to their
own ideas cost them s25 apiece
Also, their confusion of liberty and
license kept them in Jail here for sew
eral hours.
Marie and Helen Calfe of Keo-
kuk, aged fifteen and seventeen
years, spent the same time in the
| city jail, in the juvenile section
across Lucas avenue, for their col
liberation with the young men in
what they all evidently thought was
pulling off stunt.
| The young men got the girls into
! a Ford, put loaded revolver into it
also, with $1.98 in the pockets of one
and about the same money in the
pocket Of the other and set out to
thave devil of time In Keolcuk.
! They made a holy show of them
selves in Main street for one trip,
and on the return were grabbed un-
tremendously by Officers Conn and
Holiday at Sixth and Main streets
/ and locked up, about o'clock Sun.
(day evening Three hours later all
| were let out on each of the young
men depositing SIS to cover the fine
and costs in the superior court this
morning.
| The same party had started the
same rube stunt the previous Sunday
and had been stopped and warned by
officer Conn who let them go then
on the theory that they did not know
any better. But repetition yester
lday was once too often for the Keo
kuk police.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-21
Odd Fellows Centennial.

MOLINE, H., April 21.-George R.
Cady. of Clinton, Iowa, delivered the
opening address here today at the
opening of the weeks celebration Of
the centennial of the founding of the
Order of Odd Fellows.
/ Thursday, April "a, will be known
as Patriarchs' Militant day. and there
will be a special session of the Hi
nois grand lodge. Degrees will be
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-21
Not lnoonveniencAd

INruois Chief: The man who mua1l
have b. liquor viii soon be up againaI
il, but q e man who can take a drinN
or let y clone will not be inconveTs
fenced. We will be given an oppol!
tunity to let it alone.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-21

harbor workers returned to their
jobs today, following a compromise
agreement reached between union
officials and the employers. A COM
promise provides a ten hour day and
arbitration of wage question.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-21
Republican Convention.

HILLSBORO, ILL.,, April 21.-The
republican convention to nominate a
candidate for scccessor to Judge j.
L. Mcbride, of the fourth judicial
district, will be held here Saturday,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-21

May 8. A number of candidates havl
been brought forward. Each Freeing
committeeman of the district will b'
delegate to the convention, unles.
the state statute is amended
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-21
Editor Of Student Newspaper.

URBANA, ILL.,, April 21.-stewart
d. Owen, of Louisville, KY, has been
elected editor of the Daily Illini, stu
dent newspaper of the University OF
Illinois. owen is a junior and has
been on the staff two years. c. N
Henson, a junior from Villa Grove,
was elected business manager.
F. M. Poole, of Edwardsville, was
elected business manager OF the
lilo. university year book. He Is a
junior and member of Beta Theta
Pi fraternity. George T. Miner, OF
Chicago, is editor-in-chief of the
lilo for next year and is member
of Sigma Chi.
The ex-Emperor William II was
the first king Of Prussia who ever
lost his throne.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-21

No Harbor Strike.
UNITED Press Leaser Wire Service.1
NEW YORK, April 21.-Striking
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-21
Victory Liberty Loan Bond
Salesmen's Parade with
War Veterans and Many
Bands Will Occur
MEETING AT ELKs CLUB
Andrew r. Sheriff of Chicago
to Address Crowd from
Porch Of Elks Club
Tonight.

Andrew E. Sheriff of Chicago, will
be the speaker at the Victory Liberty
loan meeting in front of the Eiks'
building this evening.
This meeting will start right after
the parade, and since the parade is
10 start promptly at 1880 o'clock the
meeting will start at o'clock.
The word sent here from Chicago
IS that Mr.. Sheriff is one of the best
Liberty loan speakers in that city
have been much sought after in all
the cities close to Chicago where his
ability is SO well known.
Indications are that thousands of
people will be out to hear his adj
dress
Much Interest in Parade.
The parade which is to form on
Blondeau street between Third and
Seventh streets, will be one of the
most popular of all the many war
parades held in Keokuk.
The section of the parade known
as returned soldiers and sailors
will have four sections, the G. A. r.
veterans. Spanish war veterans, Mex
Jean border soldiers and those re-
turned from the world war.
All of the different sections in the
parade will be composed of organiza-
tons which have been directly con
nected with war work.
The order in which these organiza-
lions will march in the parade is as
follows:
The Column in Parade.
Mayor and commissioners.
American flag.
Keokuk Concert band.
Orator Andrew R. Sheriff in auto.
mobile.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-21
BIC PARADE THIS EVENING
WILL Be MOST INTERESTING

Bond statesmen.
Community band.
Returned soldiers-G. A. R., Span
ish war, Mexican border, worlds
war.
Knights Of Columbus.
Institute band.
Red Cross
Y. M. C. A.
The parade is to move promptly at
1880 o'clock and all of those. wh) are
to take place in the procession should
be at their various locations at 7:15
o'clock.
Where to Be at 7:15 O'clock.
The bond statesmen are to form on
Blondeau street between Third and
Fourth with the first ward at Third
and the seventh ward at Fourth
street
The Community band will start
from Fourth and Blondeau and the
returned soldiers and sailors are to
form between Fourth and Fifth
streets. The knights of Columbus
will form in line between Fifth and
Sixth streets. The Institute band is
to take it's place at Sixth and Blon-
deau streets, and the Red Cross and
Y. M. C. A. will enter the parade
from places between Sixth and Sew.
enth streets.
The Line of March.
The line of march will be down
Blondeau street to Third, down Third
to Main, out Main to Twelfth, and
counter-march to Seventh, thence to
the Elks' building.
Chairman Mcfarland has asked
that all the Red Cross workers meet
at the Y w. G.. A building promptly
at 7:15 o'clock SO as to be ready to
proceed at that time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-22
Regular $50 Suits

In sizes for misses and
juniors; eleven garments
of gabardine, Poiret twill
and tricotine, in tan shade
only. Pre-Inven- C1E
tory Sale price, do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-22

2 for 69c., Chill Chill:
Union Suits, broken lots
of 55c grades-sizes s to
IL years. Low neck
sleeveless-lace trimmed
knee length. 2 for 69c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-22
$4,000 to $3.50 Exclusive
Style Dresses Reduced to

Twenty embroidered and
beaded georgette. MORE silk and
prints, fan-ta-si, Hindoo crepe
and pussy willow silk dresses in
sizes. Pre-Inventory Sale price. $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-22
Values to Z0c in
Wash Goods
81 to $3.50 Sheets

Sizes 81xo0, 8lx9o. o0xoo
and 90x10S. Slightly i'm
P sioasf va s1 is es .S1.Z9
at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-22
$50 to $50 Capes

Nearly all fully silk
lined. Nineteen capes tai
lored of navy blue mems
wear serge. tricotine and
Poiret twill. Pre- d ~
Inventory Sale DOy
price,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-16
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REDAkTOR MORGAN Me-
CHCE BYT v TRAKCNf KO-
MISI.

Ia pond6lni schuze NEST
skych radnich zvolen byl po
prudkych debatach redaktor
"Pressu", pan Viktor H. Nor
gan clenem trakcni komise,
iejiz povinosti bude ustanovit
dividendy podilniku spolecno-
sti poulicnich drah. Morgan o.
Znamil vsak vcera ma radnici,
re clenstvi to neprijima a trak
cnimi dividendami zabyvat Sc
nemini. Jeho pcotikandidatem
"a pondelni radni sch1ze byl
mestsky komisar osvetlovani
Davis, podporovany trakcnim
komisarem Sandersem nekte
rymi pany z radnice. Neni po-
chyby, re Davis bude Sc dot
Gene clenstvi uchazeti opet a
ponevadz zalezitost ia specha,
radni must zvlastni zasedani
svolati, aby otazka trakcnich
dividend arbitraci konecne by.
Ia vyfizena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-16

Spolkovi detektivove zatkli
vcera V Medina, O. diva slovin-
ske d6lnily, o nichz Sc tvrdi,
re zablrali Sc tajnou vyrobou
whisky a jinych opojnych ma
pojG. Zatceni sluji Petr Bogo-
da a Lazor Grnic a byli sem
privezeni k procesovani. Vlad-
nj zrizenci zabavili Jim 2 apa
raty ma vyrobu kofalky a ne
kolik galonu whisky, jiz k uzi-
vani pripravene Skonfiskovan6
pflstroje jsou ma vyrobu sedmi
gallonu lihovin We "a hodinach
a mali cenu 1900. Zatceni mo
hou byti pokutovani po 1000
" kazdem pripadu mesickar-
stvi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-16
NEROJi Sc BANDITU.

Sedmnactileta Rose Yafana-
rova jest kasirkou V bance
Commercial Exchange ma May
field Road a dnes jeji pOdo-
benka Ocitla Sc V anglickych
casopi3ech. Divka ud&va toliz,
re vcera odpoledne vnikli do
jeji uradovny v Exchange ban
ce tri bandite, ozbrojenl revol
very, ona vSak re volanim O
pomoc vetrelce zastrasila, TAX
re ku loupezi nedoSlo. Bandi-
te ujeli pry automobilem a pc
kus loupeze reportovan byl
predsedou banky policii, ktera
udani slecny kasirky prijima
vsak s jakousi reservoir. SIecna
Yofanarova je pry naruzivou
ctenarkou "dajmovych" novel
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-16
STAVKA OPERATOREK BUDE SNAD
UROVNANA BRZY.
RADNf VYBOR TELEFONICKE SPOLECNOSTI
JSOU PRO ARBITRACI

konG znacne pokute pry podle
ha.
Otazka unie "a vyjednava-
nj Judiz odpadne hlavnim pc
zadavkem stavkujicich operate
rex zQstava, ably S mimi bylo
V praci slusne jednano a k uni
hlasici Sc telefonistky by ne
podlehaly sekature Sc strany
bossd. z vcerejsich vypovedi o.
pcratorek pred radnim vybo-
rem vysvitalo totiz, re unie o.
peratorek vsemozne byla poti
rama a neuniove telefonistky re
byly u spolecnosti protezova-
ny, uniovym vyhrozovano pro
pustenim z prace We sluzbe
vselikym zp1sobem byly jim
prekazky cineny, kterazto Sc
katura stavala Sc uniovym me-
snesitelnou. Svedcily tax slec-
ny Anna Kuncova, 3712 vych
SO ul., Wanda Smilakova, Sod
nikOva, Altova a jine a lie tu-
'diz ocekavat, re podobna Sc.
katura arbitraci bude odstra.
nena.
Sluzba telefonnich spoiled
nOsti jest dosud nedokonala g
vcera u nekterych te,efonic.
kych ustreden doS,o tez kU
.srazkam mezi uniovymi q net
niovymi.
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PRAZDNINY RADNfCH,

Meststi radni zahajili vcera
sve prazdniny, ktere potrvaji
pet tydnu. Pred tim powerful
vydani "a -4,5OO.OOO bondu ma
umoreni vlekleho administered
niho deficitu a povolili -1,OOO.-
900 ma novou dlazbu ulic,
$50.OO0 ma zarizeni koupaliste
" Kingsbury parku a 100000
ma stavbu lazenske budovy ma
st. Clair Ave-, roh vych. 63 ul.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-16
MA TRI zENY.


31lety R. Englad z Mans
field 0. zatcen byl pro bigamii
Je obzalovan, ze minuly rok o
zenil sc celkem trikrat. Prvni
manzelka pochazi Mansh-
seld, druha jeho zena zije V
Clevelandu tfeli v Erie, Pa.
Englad vinu nezapira a ma
sledovne dlouholete vazbe ne
unikne. Obeti jeho manzelske
mamie staly Sc divky sotva 20
lete a ma jeho "nabidnuti k
snatku' v casopisech uverejne
ne OdyetivSi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-16
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PRIPRAVY K PODZIMNI
Rampant.

Demokraticky klub We Ia.
warde, nesouci jmeno tajemni
ka valky Newton D. Bakera,
kona patek We sve sini els.
6628 Chambers Ave. pravidel
nou svou schuzi, "a niz
novl ufednici budou zvo!eni a
pflpravne prace k listopado-
wynn volbam vykonany. Klub
ten ma znacne procento ces,
kych pflsluSniku a je hlavnim
pred dstavitelem demokracie We
ctrnacte warde.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-16

Stavka uniovych operatorek
bude snad brzy zazehnana
vzajemnou dohodou o niz usi-
luie zvlastni radni vybor a te-
lefonicke spolecnosti rovnez
jsou k smiru nakloneny, acko-
liv unii svych zamestnancu ne
uznavaji dosud.
Ma podnet radniho vyboru
zastupci telefonickych spolec-
nosti jsou ochotni vyjednavat
Sc stavkujicimi primo, byt' by
ma dale unii operatorek ne
uznali. Slavkujici nebudou
tudiz vyjednavat jake oficiel-
nj zastupci unie, nybrz jako
byvali zamestnanci spolecno-
sti, cimz nemini vSak zbaviti
Sc prava clenstvi organisovane
prace. Preiseda stavkujiciho
vyboru unie. elektrikG opera
torek j. Graves nesucastni Sc
rovn6z arbitracniho vyjednava
nj a jeho prikladu chteji nasle
dovaJ JIM predaci unie elek-
Iriku, mezinarodniho organisa-
tora Broache nevyjimaje. Spo
leCnosti jsou dosud pod vladni
kOntrOlou a die vladniho mari
Zeni els. 5000 unie nemaji pry
pravo ZasahOvat v zaleZitOsti
tychz, kterezto zasahovani a
pripadn6 poruSovani telefonic-
ke sluzby die federa!nich "a
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MESTSKY Inspector 20.
DAROVAN.

Pravni radni vybor zabyva
Sc pritomne zalezitosti vrchni-
no plumbarskeho mestskeho
inspektora K. Rangera, jemuz
je ma radnici vycitano, re Il
skal cd plumbarske unie da
rem $3.50. Ranger tvrdi, re pc
nize ty obdrzel "a praci pro u
nil vykonanou, re nejednalo Sc
tudlz n6jake uplaceni jeho
iako mestskeho zfizence. Rad
mi Kruger ridi ono vysetrova-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-16
ZLEPSENf VYDELKU v TO-
VARNfCH KREJCOVNACH.

Vladni statistikove j. w.
Mack, Sam. Rosensohn a j. r.
McLane, pOslani sem washing
tonskym departmentem prace
k vysetreni pomeru tovar-
mach ma zenske odevy, skoncili
vcera vecer sve vysetrovani a
odporucili tovarnikum rozmno
zeni vydelku svych zamestnan-
cu, ponevadz zivotni potreby v
Cleveland6 stale jsou zdrazo-
vany a krejcovSti zamestnanci
"a stavajicich pomeru memo
hOu sluSne existovat. V naSem
meste Cd rijna loni do dubna
letos zdrazeny potraviny o pet
prOcent cd dubna do dneSka
o dive dalSi prOcenta, cimz vSi-
chni delnici z krejcovskych to
warren zvlaste byli postizeni.
KrejGovskych tovarnich delhi
XII ma Cleveland asi 1000 a
vsem tenn mzda postupne bude
rOzmnozovana. PrvOtridni del
nici, vydelavaiici tydne $50 a
vice budou vyd6lavat o $4 ty-
dn6 vice; delnici majici $40
az $50 tydn6 ziskaji tridollaro
We zvyseni mzdy, krejcove a 81
cky vyd6lavajici pc $40 ziska-
il So tydne vic, kdezto delhi
ci cd kusu dockaji Sc deseti-
procentniho zvySeni vydelku.
Tovarnici odporucenim vladni
komise jsou spokojeni a d6lnici
rovnez, takze novy rOzvrh W.
delku V tovarnich krejcovnach
vejde V platnost v nekolika
dnech. PuvOdne zadali krejcov
Sti d6lnici dvacetiprocentni
rozmnozeni vydelku.
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ZABAVENE BOMBY.

Policie v Youngstown zatkla
vcera italia r. RuIola ma pode
zfeni, re zabyval Sc vyrobou
bomb uzivanych "a cervno-
vych atentatu v rGznych amer.
me5tech, kdy i ma dGm naseho
mayora dynamitovy utok byl
podniknut. u jmenovaneho l.
tala na,ezeny dive move bonn
by a n6kolik tycinek dynami.
tn. Zatceny bude poslan dc
Clevelandu k prOcesovani.
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VBEHLA POD AUTO.

Ctyfleta dceruSka manzelti
Gallagherovych, 1881 vych. SO
ul. odvazila Sc vcera odpoled-
ne az Ma Crane Ave. a kdyz
tamnejSi kfizovatku chtela pre-
behnouJi, automobil c.. Eischle
ra, 1908 Aspinovall Ave. dite
zasahl a ma miste usmrtil. Au
toista nebude k zodpovedno-
potahovan, ponevadz policii
Izjisteno, re ctyrleta Verunka
Gallagherova primo pod jeho
rozjete auto vbehla.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-16
ZAHADNA VRAzDA.

Y fece u mestecka Girard,
o. nalezena vcera mrtvola ne
jakeho muze stredniho veku, v
nemz pozdeji poznan byl ia
mes McCaffery, delnik. Mrtvy
mel nohy i ruce spoutane a ma
hlave hlubokou ranu. Jde tu-
diz o zlocin a ponevadz vsech
ny stopy pachatele schazeji,
okres vypsal $3.50 odmeny to-
mu, kdo by zlocince nejakym
zpusobem zjistil a jeho proce-
sovani uspisil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-16
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NOVY POL. ZALOBCE.

Pon6vadz vrchni policejni
zalObce James f. Lind sc pode
koval, ably vratil Sc ku praksi
privatni, dosavadni jeho priru-
Gl. Edward c.. Stanton ustano-
ven vrchnim zalobcem II poll
ceiniho soudu. Stanton pGsobil
iako assistant u pol. soudu asi
tfi roxy a vrchnim za,obcem
stal Sc ma podnet mayora Da-
wise.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-16
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NOVY SPRAVCE NEST
SKYCH TRZNIC.

Vrchnim riditelem NEST
skych trznic pO resignaci dosa-
vadniho spravce Sammanna
jmenovan byl administered ma
jor Leroy j. Linn, nedavno z
Francie Sc navrativSl. Linn
pred valkou byl vrchnim stroi
mistrem u trakcni spolecnostt
a v armade slouzil u 145 p6Si-
no pluku, kde brzy povysil ma
majora. Linn ujal Sc sveho no.
veho povo!ani jiz dnes.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-16
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SLEEPY UCITELEM SLEPYCH

Guverner Cox jmenoval RI
dicim ucitelem ma statni vySSi
Skole pro slepce v Columbus
}. F. Lumba, absolventa teze
skoly a 5Oleteho slepce. Lumb
navSt6voval statni ono uciliSl6
pred As roxy kratce po SVEN
oslepnuti. Byl vzdy nejlepsim
inStruktorem a proto stal sc ii
!ditelem instituce pro nevido-
mOu mladez.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-16
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NEMEL.I LICENSE.

Ma podnet jednatele unie
Soferu za,ceni vcera tri fidici
aut, dovazejici neuniove opera
tCrky k ustrednam telefoni-
ckych spo.etnosti. Byli zatce-
nj, pon6vadz nemOhou Sc Wy
kazat licensnimi listinami.
Jsou to: Albert Cliff, A..
Shields a l.. Stryka, 1896
Knowles Ave,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-16
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NOVY kOMANDANT v
SHERMAN TABORE.

Do lezeni V Sherman prijel
vcera gen. Treat, byvaly ma
celnlk 81. divise, nemz Sc
proslycha, re bude We zmine-
mem labore novym velitelem,
iakoz i organisatorem vojen-
skych jednotek urcenych jako
zaloha pro sluzby v zamorl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-16
TAJNY LIHOVAR.

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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1919-07-24
Leach Gets D. s. Medal.

Colonel George E. Leach, former
commander of the 151st field artillery,
has received word from the war de-
partment that he has been awarded the
distinguished service medal for ser
vices in France. Colonel Leach was
awarded the medal for exceptional
bravery in the fighting in the Lorraine
and was decorated by the French gov
eminent with the Legion Of Honor, of.
ficer's grade, for services with his
regiment in the Champagne. The ci-
tation follows: Colonel George E.
Leach, 151st F. A: For exceptionally
meritorious and distinguished service.
AS commanding officer of the 151st
field artillery, he displayed marked
qualities Of leadership. Maintaining a.
high standard Of efficiency and moral$
he constantly kept his. regiment in
close proximity to the attacking in
fantry where he was able to furnish it
accurate and timely assistance which
contributed materially to the successes
gained
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1919-07-24
Mark Your Baggage Plainly.

The vacation season seems a par
ticularly useful time for people to be
reminded that hundreds Of pieces of
baggage go astray every month be-
cause they are carelessly marked, or
at any rate, because the care exercised
does not take into consideration the
exigeneies Of railway traffic. An Of
fetal of anyimportant express company
in the United States advises that tags
should not be used if the proper marks
can be written, nailed, or pasted on
the package; and that when tags are
used they should be used in duplicate,
and fastened beyond peradventure
with wire or strong cord; also that old
marks, which are responsible for q
great deal of trouble, should be thor
oughly got rid Of. Individual care in
this matter would save individual dis
appointment and often a marred va
cation Christian Science Monitor.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1919-07-24
Miss Ruth Orr WEEDS.

The following is an excerpt from
the Seattle Times:
"A pretty wedding was solemnized
July 10 at the home of Mrs. E. ]. Orr.
1929 Second West, when her daugh-
ter, Ruth Harriet Orr, was given in
marriage to Howard Marvin Cation Of
Soda Springs, Idaho. The bride was
attended by her sister, Miss Claire
Orr, and the groom by ]. D. Price.
The bride was given in marriage by
her brother-in-law, Harry English.
The wedding music was played by Miss
Rose English, niece of the bride, and
Rev. John M. Schive officiated. Mr..
and Mrs. Cation left for Portland, and
thence for Soda Springs, where they
will make their home"
Miss Orr was born in Princeton and
attended the schools here. Following
her fathers death she and her mother
went to Seattle to reside.
The Union extends congratulations
to Mr.. and Mrs. Cation and wishes
them life of happiness.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1919-07-24
Lamp and Motor Regulations.

Following are the provisions, re-
printed from ordinance 105, with
which the Elk River Power & Light
company is required to abide in the
matter of the exchange of motors and
lamps with consumers of electricity
in the village of Princeton:
provided, however, that the gran
tee shall replace and exchange free of
charge with the Village of Princeton
and with any and all inhabitants
thereof, when necessary, 10 volt
lamp for alternating current for each
22O volt lamp for direct current. Each
lamp so to be given in exchange by
the grantee shall be of equal candle
power to the lamp received by it in
exchange. And provided, further, that
the grantee will exchange when neces-
sary, new alternating current motors
for direct current motors now in use
in the Village Of Princeton upon the
basis of allowing the owner of such
direct current motor the present cash
value of said motor if the same were
new, less ten percent of such present
cash value for each and every year
such motor shall have been used, pro-
vided, however, that the cash value of
any such motor shall not be depre-
ciated more than so percent thereof,
and provided further, that every such
direct current motor that shall be ac-
copied in exchange shall be good and
serviceable motor and all alternating
current motors so given in exchange
shall be furnished by the company at
its, the company's, cost price thereof"
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1919-07-24
Otto Relishes Boiled Dog.

Otto Henschel drove up to Isle on
Sunday and attended a pot-pie dog
feast and medicine dance in the Indian
village. He tells us that the squaws
are splendid cooks and that the flavor;
Of the pups leg, with which he was
served by Grasshopper Pete, was
dish fit for an epicure. Otto did not,
however, test the dessert, which con-
sisted Of snakes eggs preserved in
blackberry juice. But, as the tomtoms
were beaten, he danced with the
squaws, and, at the close of the cere-,
monies, the chief conferred upon him
the order of the Bald Headed Eagle,
which makes him an honorary member
Of the Chippewa tribe.