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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14

N"l'pANA"' ~ OAoIi " ~ W >St'H W.
rcttebe. X.
Caledonia. Iiur.
Set er blepet Dor tunee SOB at bes
rette, at Ell tipr sggteirue % 6aoer,
Gi!el 6. Gninnea, beoe Den 2Soe Sas
mar cfrer 9 @anneSers Spseleie.
Sfoebe bar febf Den 7oe Sttober 1852
r Srpnobiem, Nprge. al Sorrlbre
eiiel % @albor9 G.uimten. 3 1859 uDs
paloreoe ban meo fine SorTkore iii
Inerita % tom til Guebec, Canada. 2
Iar ienere flpttet Samilien iii @iImings
ton, Souitpn 60, @inn, bpor gitel
uoret op pua lin Sabers Sarm. 3oie
Suli 1874 bleu ban G9tepiet iii Spbanz
nab Sosilnn, @ilrnington, Winn. 5
Narct 1877 flpttet &c til Hice Gountp,
% git giermcm ale Npbpg9erlipets
Strnbnbier. ! 1901 ilpttct 6anriIicu
til Den Sarm s @iI peit ira Nortbiielo.
Wfinn., iom bIeu bans Silent til bans
Seo. 3an hapoe itore Snicrter inotil
Oct 'iblte, men title % roli9 fit ban lltz
te lit 2ie 90 'lumre inb ina al Srrug@
icl. 0nn ihl1oet inloo i%oerrens &pmme,
lom gloroe Seoen til Ell iaIig Slptnins
for hon i Den Sorpisuing, at ban gif
blcm til Sabat5builcr, % ior oS, 1om
er iglelt, eli inlig Sr9lt, at 6crren5 Naas
De MOP o5 life bar ppret iprgjrpes.
Ser biep Ell itor YIobS tom. iom isles
melt al 0uitruen, iom itaar tilba9e.
500, bort Snpn pil blipc lettet, ,lnar hi
trnter paa Den OlUoe, ban I'LL ipber
nleb ale tirrc, iom er irelite epig for
&errenS Srone.
Vearapelien ioreQit pad Sronblienl5
Wenigbcn3 @rapluno ben 30te Samlar.
en- tort Sprge9ubstiencit bIep boIot /
Slemsnct, bporeitcr Siger bIcp brugt til
Srolbbienls Strife. 2i9prroifeu bIep
bolbt al Stebet5 Trcit, Yoltor 9. g.
Sunbabl % Sale al Faitor u. &lepen
al NortbfeIb. Minn. Ifoeoe blep baa.
ret iii lit iibite &piIciteo al line fem
Ssnner % Suigerien. afosoe ~efterIas
Der Gnfc % 9 @ern. Gi5ie er: auz
freo, 9eif ca Mrs. &. Camp, iom er boz
Iat b~errunot, Chill og @iliam G
Wabnomen. M'inn.. MrS. s. 6. @ergb,
Cereal, @lta, CANADA, Sobannnb. Nurie
peo Sairpiem 0oipital, minneapolis, glrz
nplo / II. z. Mrme, Srantrige, og 90
iepb hiemme. 4 Spru beoe / ipGo Ilz
Der.
%eo hans 9eosleie % Seerabelie bar
Ssitereu, Mrs. Srnc Guinneu, % Dor
ncile tiIitebe unbtagen Mr3. s. &. @ergb
% Irnolb. Niogbe eiterlaocr o0iaa 1
@ror, Ole CuinneH i Sprina @rope,
Minn., , Scitrc. Mrs. Nnne GuinueIl,
Sprins @rope, Minn., AIRS. Sobn Neips
bpuic, @inncapoIis; Iigelebcs 10 Bar
nebarn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14
otlialgS. @uo 80

stolebus peb 6armen, SeIefou, q. s. Z.
Vore to Mil til osuns sobe Sp. s Saube.
len meoislssr Il 'itore, llnss Setter, alt ara.
finer, 20 i Os yssS, S %h 'S!g, nsar; a. Sas
@oSttlsb 'pm iinoes rnuSt Der, % ben isrite
iom tommsr nil tase ssnue Elaos. 9iessr |
sIspsrs 90 Gorubeltst al Suun Gountp.
bare 66 Mil on ira Ct. Vaul, paa 500
Sopsoliul.n 'Om saar til ebicase. siaar
Sc tisbsr beune Sarm. iaa sieres Sanosl
meo Gisrsu. Som iirar. u. =. Glen,
sSbeeler, isis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14
OSinterppSr9tteoe &aipe er bebit.

~ S9roi9e ON Gaareu for Sapnesans.
8au i9lse enoeI imad. tine, pel opSrGtteoe
Golieins, Sbortborns eller Guernieps,
"crateo" til Grprel forienoeIle. ior $3.50
til $50. 90. Store, aiuGnneoe for $50 til
Solution, Sontb ct. Yaul, Minu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14

Gric Starter % 2tteratur tortel=
y Ienoe ON sobe anlebuinSer til at eie
Sarm / Wiiuneiota, Silifrip Sreb .. Sbsrs
man, State Immigration commissioner,
Hoom 100, State Gapitol, ct. Yaul, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14
Gfr1oocr pnfcS.-SiGfrip 6.
- 2. @0aen. 0ecorah. Sowo.

Nnfcs. - Gn Rlbre paalioelia
- Wano til at itelle 6reaturer paa en-
lterre 6arm. Sfriu itrar til ar. Sierniiao,
Sntlter, y. Cafota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14

Stucic. - Wpbleret 6ptel / Yg
- meo 700 Snobpssere tillsie. 6or nGrs
mere uuberrctning ~tilifriu Mrs. 9lltce
Compton, HoIano, Sowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14

Siial9s.-Gn balu Seftiun inn
- propeb Narm for Solg, 2 Wil fra
Garpio, 98arb Gountp, q. 8. @rpbe= gfz
b%stalins. Gier, SOr 145, Mpuuo Gitp,
@. Cat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-14

Oibcrty Spnos tjpbes. Sfrip
~ eiter Yrisnoteriuser. Sp9ip bpab BIT
bar. Va Gale gnnb Company, 70S 9inz
coin SuilDing. Winnsapolis.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-05

iAuNIfII "N|il y FN.'||I N'NlA''NN NV.
turcs is lkc 70 Iruw without Win
dows,' Hud pNe.ruu" .rhrr"a this
feeling iu aomo. Jrnrrr You VIII
find the pictures that YOU want Tor
ovoy room al IS j McG,o CO., 30
West ThFd.
Among the distinctive footwear /
Nnguc- for autumn arr ribbed and
plain wool stockings.
Parties ar, with us again rnd you
viii ind lIl ut your wants ln pIbo"
cards. ulNs nNur- r'r.n nt j /
MrGco Co.. 20 Noat Tmrd street. |
TIN, lace caps form III" sleeves
uf many Of the new evening gowns
white III" Slcc,c variety are slIiI
very popular,
"rrrtty feathers make prcny
birds ~ ans old nuN INK today pre-.
~ hosiery completes the happiness
uf tho smartiy df.Hs,d woman.
Enough saId. / suggest a visit to-
the Akin Huutrrir. zen South Main.
Nine. Alln Ripley -nys the skirts
for the street viii be- from ~ Ia
eight inches off the flour aud all
sL irts viii bc widcncd u w. she
! also suggc4ts thnt drrasnnlrrN do
! not follow hard and fast rules nut
| that they govern the length ana
width Of garments hy the tNp' ana
| -he Of the figure 20 be drc~S"d'
There Is Frrnch.ncvs and youth
mluc-s I'm the hats that are showing
pt the clover ZION Ton Millinery. 10
East Third
ono Of tho new shades II "ni' Ic,'
n sort ~ silver pr, nnd is shown
IN several of tho newer wchNrh "I
silk
Hot weather has the cffcot ~ en-
lurglng tho pores ~ our face ana
neck and retains go much dust then
add tho tan which We cannot go
cape and IN Fly IS" are uIl icady
iu go 90 the Mnrlneilp l'cHu'y l'nr
lors. l3 WrHt Fourth. and have a
general fixing up iu order that our
evening clothes VIII be- becoming
Tulsa women do not realize the
r.l,nntRgc~ Ia hc derived from shop
ping earl, In the day local I'lvs-
woman said tu me recently,
Tho skirts on some afternoon and
evening apparel turn n under ~
whnt was nnc,, the hem, In The TURK r
i-h fashion.
Feminine thoughts Brc turning toI
more frvtiyo frppFs fHr IN" formal |
social functions OF IAN and winter |
pnd brilliant indeed viii hr tho M /
fairs which bring out tho lovely .
evening gowns a' H'uhDrg All
that u 1snuitufr could uHk fnI Co.,
expressed loo Nho delicate. .hu,d dane /
IuE fruutH ~ tuNo. H'f,n. uuh not
FOR tho young rIr. while rh0 stately .
creations ~ nru.l'u 1nl f0' '.r do"
uIf..u prov" ihH' wHwHr.s U'1." .
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-05

A soft shade of yellow orange
which some call honey, is the very
light tone that IL noticed In the psie
ilasturtium.
Candlcd oonfections have a flavor
all their own when they come In
such genuine redwood boxes as the
California Chocolate shop chocolates
which are expressed fresh to Baker
Rrothers. 4OS South Boston, from
Los Angeles.
Embroidcry---much or little, SIM
pie or clnborats>--ls tho most form
Of finish and trimming.
Fur coats and wraps that would
helrhten any woman'H charm and
deepen tho Rleam In her eyes arc
the types you find at Miss LehiRh's
Smart Vogue shop In the new
Wright building.
belts have only minor role IN
this seasons fashions and arc omit
ted entirely In some coats and suits
of my acquaintance.
when you think OF writing. think
Of whiting" And then remember
that there la Co be very specially
priced sale OF Whiting Stationery
and calling cards Monday at the Su-
perior Art Printery, 6 West Fifth.
The little ml~s will, he very likely
To have her hat and coat 10 match
this winter.
80 many guests ask what makes
my living room, so cheerful and so
comfortable, and / tell them all that
the secret Hes on the walls I'm the
wall paper" woman once said.
And II she had lived IN Tulsa. she
would probably have gotten her wall
papers from the Home Decorating
Co, 9il South Boston, that the so-
lection OF the perfect wall covering
Tor given room is mado easy.
A black tulIe evening dress shown
nc n Paris opening has erminc
shoulder tabs.
A record breaking sale on suits,
coats, dresses, furs. skirts and
blouscs will tako place Monday in
the ready to-wear department OF tho
chic Parisene. 5li South Main, op.
values offered at this sale viii be
wonderful for radical reductions
WIN be In force.
{ Elaborate cmbroidcrics Rdorn
many of the moro drrS=y gloves.
Tho slip-on gauntlet and mousque-
tAirc styles are Indispensable with
the ahurtcncd sleeves.
! heard a woman say at the Hat
shop. II East Fifth. Your hats are
more reasonably priced than those
on sale ~ other places"
The pnrlsinn origlnntOrs 81 the
"puffrd OUT bnuffanl silhouette
need not be- "puftcd mp" about u,
fpF ttgv. uTp fufppra that Al l. nuf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-05
Music
'friryT

Mr G1'fI. Cnsuzn ~ tho Nc'rono-
N'an and Mr. Campan.rt ~ mo Chl
r1go opera are fellow passengers
from lf1ly on tho steamship Dante
A.lrhIcri due In New York on
Wednesday The imprcsarios OF
America two leading opera com.
paulcs are expected 20 have import
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-05

I've just been pressing my nose
against thc glass ~ the DemoreHl
ludios shop windows, pu South Main
trying 20 decide Just what | would
toll you an about this week | be
cnmo fascinated with several beau
tful bluuscs. so exquisite In design
aud material that I looked no fur-
thcr and want every woman IN Tulsa
TO go In ana visit their lovely blouse
departments
The fal days are hero 50 Is the
fhlI and winter underwear Tor the
babies and children at tho Mary
James Children's shop. 10 East tit'h
Ulncl mud ccru lnCcs are being
usrd for OVrrdrrsscs and are most
directive on IA satin foundation.
Tho dinner dances OF the Tea Cup
Inn are becoming more popular ms
the season advances and ala you
know one can arrange FOR private
dinner dances at this charming
placer
Among the most interesting Of the
new gllcta Tor fall are those OF navy
blue gcorEctto trimmed with unscL
Have your pictures taken before
you are 50 tired from the natural
rush OF tho season and before the
artists ara crowded with holiday
| orders and naturally you viii ar
| ranEe with the popular De Gueldre-
Rlvkln studio. 20 West Fourth.
Some of the newest hats hrc In
soft yclours and fcits dyed In the
most brilliant shades of nasturuun
yellow, orange and Jade green.
D.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-05

British railway strike Her Amer.
can manager la'tH DJ.r,r took au
u.p'auo from London fu plymouth
90 catch 'hr s'rtmHhlp SouriJw fur
this port e o.
Tl.sts musical circles ore lrirr'
cH,,u lU thr Announcement 'mf his
CONTINUED ON PAGE FOURTEEN
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-16
BLUFF SPRINGS.

Bluff Springs, Nov. 15.-Rev. Wiley
Martin. of DeFuniak Springs, preached
two very interesting sermons at Pleas
ant Hill Baptist Church.
Mrs. r. w. Brooks. of Atnore, visited
relatives here Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. T. T. Fillingim and wife. OF
Pensacola, We're pleasant callers here
Monday last.
The many friends of Mrs. John Par
ker are glad to learn of her improve
ment after several days illness.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Toomer,
a son, November 4th.
Mrs. Petty, of Pensacola, was bust
ness caller here Monday last
Mrs. Ed Stafford and son, Cyler,
were the guests of relatives here Sun
day.
The syrup making viii be the princI-
pie business of our community for the
next few weeks.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-16

public, it viii also be necessary to dis
count some of the 20 per cent sayins
to make up the advance in other de-
partments-poinfs which the consumer
almost invariably fails to take into con-
alteration.
So much for shoes.
In the matter or pork chops or fresh
PORK in general, there is not SO great a
Gisfesence in time between the raw
material and the finished product as
as between the hides and the shoes. but
even here 1t is figured in weeks, rather
tfan days.
After the hog is killed. the parts from
winch hams. bacon and shoulders are
usually made put into the picking
vat. where they remain from two to
Tour months. Then follows the curing,
smoking and DRESSING matter of APP
proximately a week. after which they
are delivered to the trade. One week
must also be allowed for shipping from
the western plant to the eastern market.
A decline in the wholesale price of
the retail stores for at least three
months
Fresh pork. which includes the loins
and chops. forms only per cent of the
total bulk of the animal and naturally
with high insistent demand and a
even in the face of a decrease in the
cost of the entire hog.
While the time which elapses between
the purchase of the hog and the appear
aEce of the chops upon the butcher S
counter is hardly comparable to the time
consumed in the prepare ton of cured
meats, it takes ten days to make the
trip. SO that even here a drop of the
Wholesale market at the beginning of
November could not be felt in the retail
trade until the middle of the month if
the demand fer the choice cuts did not
operate to maintain the price.
The next time that Mr.. and Mrs.
Average Consumer states with an air of
omniscience that the wholesale price of
some product has slumped. and that
therefore the finished article ought to
be selling at lower figure at o'clock
the following morning, make certain that
they understand the facts in the case
II viii make for good will and save a lot
o. unplea santness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07
Portland Market Report

PORTLAND. April T.-~Cattlc-ise'
ceipts. 1890 head. market steady
best steers. SIS TO sit.5o; good 10
choice steers. sii5o to tis.bo. nse
dunn to good steers. SO 20 Ni' fair
10 good steers. 50 to so. common
20 fair steers. IS 10 50: choice cows
and hetfers. 1850 10 si2.25; good To
choice cows and heifers. 50 to No.
medium to good cows and heifers,
81 10 IS: fair TO medium cows and
helfers, s. TO 81: Gamers. $3.50 TO
s45o: bulls, So to $3.50: calves. $3.50
to sis.s0; s,ockers and feeders, "
TO $40
Hogs - Receipts. i2.sss. narke,
higher Prime mixed. sis 20 tie.2S.
medium mixed. sis.Ts 20 $500.
rough heavies. ST. to si7-e5. pigs.
fis2s to siT2s. bulk. sis.ss TO tie'
SHEEP Receipts. sa5 head. market
steasy. Prime lambs. SIS 20 III;
fair 20 medium lambs. so to SIS.
yeariings. 81 to sia. wethers, 80
TO $40.
Rutier-city creamery. soc 90 Gle.
EggH-Selected local extras. tic 10
s3c.
Hens-s5e to SIC. broiiers. soc to
CSC.
Ceese-l7c TO soc.
cheese-3Tc TO 3sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07

NEW YORK. April Tho the
usual Monday morning lethargy pre-
vailed at the stock market opening
today. prices OF leading issues were
fractionally higher. United States
Steel opened at 9sis. up n: Corn
Products. SIN. UP y: Central I.eath.
err. 7TA. up /; Texas Company. 2i5.
up 1: Southern Pacific. 1851. up X;
Reading. ssS. up y: Marine. pre-
ferred. iii%. up u; General Motors,
i'll. up II.
The market closed irregular.
United States Steel closed at 9s IA.
up "a: American International cor.
poratlon 80 Ia. up 9f.2: General Mo.
tors i72 IA. up "a; American G. A.
+. %. up 7.s; Southern Pacific
i05 SO. up rs; Baldwin 50 5-s. up
3.s; Marine preferred fi2 IL, up
i.S
NEW YORK. April Money on
call, g IL per cent. six months. o 80
and s IL per cent. Bar silver. New
York. sf.0i f.s. Demand sterling.
s4.s5.
NEW YORK. April 7.-coffee--
Santos futures closed off 25 TO up so
rcis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07
Market Reports

The potato market began very
firm Monday. with Yakima Melted
Gems going at $40 IA ton. Con-
tributlng causes 10 the increased
prices asked for spuds are the fact
that the governments stock In stor'
age did not overload the market as
had been feared ana the long rainy
period In Central California. which
has been unfnvorahle to an early
shipment of the California product.
Novelties on the street at the be-
ginning of the weeks trading were
Los Angeles strawberries, which
were being snapped up readily at -
"a crate, New California bcetH, tur'
nips and carrots were other fca'
lures.
Eggs continued firm Monday. with
the quantity OF eggs stored about
onehalf that OF this date last year.
Dealers. studying the Developments
of the situation. have determined
that no lowering In the egs market
~ apparent, at least for some time.
The stock OF spring chickens on
hand by local poultry handlers Is
almost negligible. as owners. getting
such high prices for eggs, are refus'
ing TO part with their best form OF
money.making.
Hogs are due for another advance
in the near future. according 10
stockyards men.
The local butter market was with.
out change Monday and dairy men
are determined. II possible. not 10
raise the present level Within
several weeks a plentiful supply OF
Washington state butter will great
~ relieve the situation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07
Chicago Market Report

CHICAGO. April Higher bog
prices and unfRvorable weather on
farms gave prices OF grain futures
an upward trend on the Chicago
board 81 trade today after all values
had suffered declines early In the
session. Provisions were steady TO
lower.
May corn. down sc at the open
ing at ti.5s. subsequently, sold up
lie. July. iAc off at ti.fT4 at
opening. gained &c September.
down ic a, the opening at sisiA.
subsequently went up iAc.
May oats. unchanged at SIC at
opening. was Up nc In later trad.
ing. July. off nc Mt the late open
ing at ss%c. was up 10 ssAc. Sep.
tember. off NC at ssisc et open
Ing. later gained NC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07
DISCREPANCY IN
BOND PRICES
San Francisco and New York
Show Wide Difference

NEW YORK. April wide dis
erepancies In Liberty bond quota
tons In San Francisco and New
York exchanges today caused speeu'
latlve comment In financial circles.
first 9hs. being quoted fbiT higher
In San Francisco than In New York.
In the past the New York quotations
have been higher than the Pacific
coast figures. because OF a better
market here.
The financial expert Of Dow. Jones
a Co. was unable TO explain the dis
erepancy Exchange rates, and even
accrued interest. could not have been
the cause. he declared.
The following Is "A comparison OF
the nNnfutfonaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07


SAN FRANCISCO. April but.
ter--F.xtras. SIC.
Eggs-Ex,rss. 4she: extra pull
lets. ttc.
cheese--California fats. fancy,
32c. extras. 29hc,
oats-Red feed. t2.5i TO sass.
Barley-So. feed. s2.35 10
s2.37h. No. shipping. f2.45 TO
$3.50.
Potatoes-wharf prices: Dcl,as.
sf.T5 to 81 per GENITAL for choice.
and s735 10 $3.50 for fancy; ore.
gon Burbanks. 81 to $3.50. Idaho
Gems. 1870 to s2.s5; Washington
Gems. s2.25. New potatoes. &c 90
sac pound. Sweet potatoes. IS
to 81.
onions-Ice house. California,
s5.75 TO 81 per GENITAL on the street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07
BACK ACHE
Timber Up With Penetrating Ham.
Inns Wizard OIL

A harmless and effective prepare.
ton 10 relieve the pains OF Rheuma.
tism. .3ciatica. Lame Back and
LumbaEo Ia Hamlins Wizard Oil. II
penetrates quickly. drives out sore
ness. and iimbers up stiff aching
joints and muscles.
You have no idea how useful II
will be found In cases Of every day
ailment or mishap. when there Is
need OF an immediate healing, anti.
septic application. ms In cases Of
sprains. bruises. cuts. burns. bites
and stingn.
Get u from druggists for 30 cents.
II not satisfied return the bottle
and yet your money back.
Ever constipated or have sick
headachsf Just try Wizard Liver
Whips. pleasant little pink pills. 30
cents. Guaranteed. --Advcrtisemeni
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07
WARNS AGAINST PLANS
FOR AUSTRALIA TRADE

SYDNEY, y. s W. April THE
president OF the sydney chamber OF
commerce has delivered speech
warning bankers and business men
OF the United States against over
exploitation OF Australian trade
lie asserted that a big American
banking and commercial combine
had laid plans backed by huse cap
ital, The manufacturers intelll'
dence that American consuls. com
dence that merican consuls. com
merclal agents and attaches, as well
as secret trade missionaries. are spy
Ing out opportunities In Australia
for campaign and a general trade
invasion on large scale
lie declared that II their plans
plans were allowed TO operate. Aus
tralian industry would dwindle and
unemployment become rife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07

Sugar and soap stall. Carnation or
Borden's milk. i2kc can; Federal,
II NC can; Ivory flakes, i6c pkg. .
pkgs. Lux. a5c; pigs. crystal
toferson's milk. Toe at. Stall 3, home
grown rhubarb. 3 lbs. go: soup to-
matoes. &c 10. Stall "a. good butter.
G3c III: Rainier spices. 2-oz. can Toe.
Red Seal Grocery. Annex. Red Top
coffee. f0c 10; 3 pkgs. spaghetti or
macaroni. Csc: small cans Federal
milk. 25c; large can tomatoes, Ice.
Royal Grocery. basement. small
white or red beans. &c ID; rolled
oats. &C 10: large can tomatoes, 15c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07
ALLEGED SOVIET CHIEF
is HELD IN SPOKANE

SPOKANE. April limited states
Marshal McGovern announced today
that he would prefer "A charge or
white slavery against IL. NJ. Wicks.
alleged soviet agitator from Port
land. twice arrested here within the
past as hours.
wiclss. taken by the police Satur'
day for alleged scditious speeches In
a local hall. was again arrested az :
a. m. SUNDAY with Mrs. Erma Lee
Lamb. -, who says she Is the wife
of an o..W. II. 4 y. passenger con
ductor. living at Portland.
Bonds were set az 81. 600 each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07
DON'T WANT SETTLERS"

VANCOUVER. u. C.. April IA
great agitation has broken out In
Winnipeg and other Canadian cities
against threatened invasion Of
Msnnonit.s from the United States.
IL Is stated that more than a million
German settlers are preparing TO
come into Canada. IL is said that
public opinion In Dakota is forcing
all shakers out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07
RUNS SUSPECTS
into COPS ARMS.
Clad in Underwear. Murray
ChaSeS Youths

Clad only in his underwear.
Joseph Murray. 50, chased two
alleged thieye. from his room into
the street nj ttrst ave. aud
Washington St. into the arms Of
ratrolmen Tom Walsh and u. NJ.
Schoouover. early sunday morn.
ing. Murray II held Tor iuvesti
cation at the police station. with
David Fort. 80. and ,. ID. White,
~. the youths he says stole $50
from him. after he had taken
them To hts room for the night.
Murray told the police he met tn,
bows early sunday evening. in n soft
drink emporium. where he bought
them couple Of drinks. They told
him they were hungry and had nc
place TO sleep. lie then provided din
ner Tor the boys and offered TO shar,
his bed with them.
Il put my $50 in an inside pocket
Of my shirt and turned OFF the light
when one OF them grabbed tho mon
ey and they both dressed and heai
IT he declared. The money was
found on White. The boys are held
on an open charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07
BIKE RIDER INJURED

While riding bicycle behind a
motor truck. at the corner OF Olive
~. and westiake ave, Joseph VIII
SIN. i5ss Pasadena ri. was run down
BY an automobile driven By Walter
q. Brown. 55o2 Ryan St. late Satur.
day night. Wilson's right leg was
broken and his left shoulder was bad.
~ wrenched He was taken 10 the
city hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07
CELEBRATE ROAD OPENING

PlnnH Tor celebrating the opening
or snoqunimie pass May . with n
May fete AT the summit are being
prepared by tho publicity bureau ~
the Chamber Of Commerce. County
Engineer Humes has announced that
the Sunset highway will be open
May LIST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07
FRISCO LIBERTY BONDS

BAN FRANCISCO, April 7.--San
Francisco values it's Liberty bonds
higher than do eastern landowners
Comparison OF San Francisco and
New York quotations show San
Francisco quotes from s1.2o to 1851
higher on the various Issues.
Local Liberty bond quotations fol
low; First 3hs, siof19: seconds 4s
1891: third. AS. 1872: fourth
4Na. &95.02.