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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-11
STOCKS AND roNDs

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Superior Portland Cement
10 Commonwealth Finance.
10 Swedish American Line.
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Amer Nitrogen Prod IRA =
10 Guardian Trust q hhFinHa 4
1 liberty Ionda Canadian EOnda
Local Imnfovemenf Bonds.
WE WILL SELL
80 Pacific Coast Biscuit ifs. ~
3 Arctic Constr. co. ,.,... ts.yy
10 Alaska Steamship ..+. .sy,y1
Z Pacific Coast Cod Fifh zsy "
TO Norwegian Amer ltnf fyv1'
10 Bwedl sh- American Line. 5b.0y
100 SHELTERS steel Co. .-s-+s. TN
200 Rural Auto Delivery 49,. ~
WAN ANtitlgAN
SECURITIES CORPORATION
Stocks and Bonds IN All Aafkets
702 Third Ave. Phone Main w
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ACREAGE

aO-ACttE HkAP
Near Kent. on nne road near school
and high school. price only $50 m
acre. there IL q fne creek thru
this land and nna large spring.
II you know values and want land
you VIII buy THIS
HERMAN SCHROEDER
ai2-l8.ii white building
fOK BALE-zs ACRES AT OAK
tfArbor. wash. 10 acres cleared
Price ~ 500 VIII take Ford NJ
part payment 1850 cash viii
handle thih. balance to run long
time at D per cent
OAK iIARHOH LIVERY
Oak iiArbor wash.
LITTLE FARMS
In ElsaFit county 20 10 acres. berry
land and general farming one
sp-Hrfe farm, some Improvements,
$1,000. $500 cash.
~ g. PETERS 7ig Third Ave
ACHES IN THE MOST PRONE
Ing district north Of Seattle, only
a. minutes, with hourly car service
up 10 midnight cali at 2is Pike,
ground floor. Phone Elliott
1870. Opcn evenings.
9 ACRES. CLOSE no HlsATTLI.
Easy terms Mr. Black burn. 2ib
Pike ~ tground n0oD. Open
EVENING"
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NJ FRNITr NEALTN co.
ra1 Now York HloclA.

sf.2bO-s5b0 CASH -si,2sO
81. ACRES, WITH LOW BANK
sandy beach lovely shade trees; 200
feet water front Ideal spot TO
spend the summer Splendid place
to keep launch. Located at
Agate Point. near SUQUAMISH
Excellent fishing. boating and
bathing. See photo at
CLIFFORD LAND co
gtI Third Ave. Elliott %.
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FARM LANDS
cIllsAr LAND ~ YAKIMA
THfHTEEN THOrEAND- ACRE
- SHEEP RANGE


CllltAr LAND ~ YAKIMA
THIRTEEN ACRE
SHEEP RANGE
AusT BE THROWN OPEN
FOR sETTLERs
In the rich lower valley, noted for
It, fruits ana tremendous yields 81
hValfa and corn. the government
Or The United States has been lay 70
inR out The last extension 81 the
FAMOUS AuSNHHtDE CANAL
our it.0b0 acres OF rich. smooth
bench land under this project must
be divided up and sold 90 settlers.
FOR 4 SHORT TIME ONLY buyers
wiil be given their choice Of this
land at $50 20 800 per acre. With a
long time 20 pay and very low in
teresi rate Ideal climate; near
towns; on two railroads and state
WI snow THfs LAND TO BUYERS
by appointment cali az our office
write 20 ~ or send a Telegram.
Maps photog fhphh and samples Of
SOIL At our office.
office open evenings also
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS COMPANY
eis Green nuiialng. seattle.
CANADIAN PAcIFfc Hf LANDS
i.00h.9 900 acres 81 rich prairie land.
ready for the pillow. ia sunny Al
berfA. at an average price ~ SIS
per acre. Also Thousands Of acres
az irrigated alfalfa lands AT $50
per acre. including water right. on
20-vear terms. $4,000 loan Tor i'm
proVementa. making "a easy FOR
you "a start with small capital.
We issue homensekfra' rates 10
Alberta. For maps literature. etc.
apply 10 CANADIAN PACIFIC Try.
LAND AGENTS. 2Gs PIONEER
BLDG.. SEATTLE MAIN 513s.
u ACRiss. WITH POULTRY. HER
riss and fruit. for quick profits.
~ H.
table. A real home on little
farm. instead - narrow city lot
and only 81 minutes from Seattl..
with hourly ear service up 10 mid
night There's big net Income In
n for you. plus the joy 81 living
In tho nearby countryside. We
Will help you finance the propo-
sition Call for particulars, 2is
Pike -; fground floor. Phone
Elliott 1870. Open evenings.
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CHICKEN RANCH
REAL BARGAIN
acres rich coil. me stream. good
e-rnom house. barn. chicken
houses rrAnary. young orchard (.
600 laying hens. located miles
from Marysyiilr. plenty OF neigh
borN: price s2ao0. 400 cash.
p VAN ARSDALE a. co.
1919 Third Avenue
ssoHoMfSH COUS Tr. WASH. -
s.oee acres Of the finest dairy.
berry or general high grade farm
improving section; no droughts;
bumper crops. Tracts 20 30
acres. 10 yearly payments. This Is
your opportunity. Send for htera-
tufs. Browneil Land Co. Birming-
ham. wash.
MY FROM OWNER
I want money and Will sell a dandy
s0-acre tract real cheap! best kind
Of soil. mostly alder and cedar
bottom. running water; located
near paved highway. north OF
poiheli. price t2.ao0. on easy
terms, Phone Kcnwood 1910.
80 ACRES; 20 AcREs CLEARED:
good land. house. barn. new and
good: 8 COWS. horses. hogs. chick
ems. Implements crops Am SICK
must sell $500. owner. y. NJ.
House. Granite Falls.
Il ACRES OF IRRIGATED BEAR
ing apple orchard. best varieties,
near brewster. wash, $4,000.
Good buy. Terms. Call North zOAt.
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MACHINERY
fOR sAiE--REAL ESTATE
n n THOMAS 4 co. Inc.

r. n THOMAS & CO. Inc
i..tso--FfvE RooMg-issso
1850 cash will give you posesaHion
Of this neat cottage on an snc~ps
tionaiiy desirable lot near the
north end % eitys near school and
store: Lawn. flowers. shrubbsry.
chicken run. small house Ia f~ar.
room for garage.
f.soa-soUTH r-Sp-sskee
a-rnoru cottage. on wide. deep. level.
alley lot. house " practically new
and in Al condition: large bath
rouH. cabinet Kitchen. clothes cios-
cts. fireplace: 1850 cash. balance
monthly.
sa.ino-FTvT nooMG-ision
A neat little home - rooms. ciosr
60 the Rainier valley car line and
not far from Franklin htEh
school. house about : years old
and IN Al condition. a good home
for iittis money
~ r. THOMAS & co. Inc
1890 Third Avenue Elliott ,is2
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A iiLAL HoMI fiARGAfN
In the ballard district. block from
th. ballard iiiEh and = block
from car. lot b9Ein0. with tots ~
frgit. berries. family garden. ga
rage and chicken house
The house has rooms and IL 20 ar
ranged that part can be rented
either ns housekeeping or single
roofns. tho present income IL SO
pr month. price for quick sale
1880. on trrfun fa8gl
JOHN ! ELLIOTT co.
Main ono.
s7i f.,ary building Main 1881
900 SQUARE FEET,
81 sop--NEW GROOM BUNGALOW
large combination living and din
ina room. large bedroom. cabinet
kitchen. breakfast nook. hne bath
ROOM ~ acres 81 nno land. suit
able for chickens. berries and gar
den you can forget old ~ 9. % T..
b. buying this place, 1900 cash.
balance rent MAKE 4 START
GET A HOME
gro a SPENCER a co.
1tft Ferdinand 81 columbia city,
~ ~ Marsh. Manager
Phone Rainier ~
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a 10 LIr-uNFIRNIsHED
InIfSl-


MOVE INTO ONE OF MY UNIT
houses Ia West Seattle. tioo cash
and SIS per month makes you the
owner.
n c. PETERS Tis Taird Az.
sss-s-RooM MODERN. VACANT.
newly papercd. is2i ". tFth.
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ONLY 800 NEEDED

500. and SIS per month. makes you
the owner 81 n home. J build The
first unit Of my unit house on = o.
acre IN West Seattle. You move IN
and finish the house yourself IL
is the cheapest and best way 10 get
home. 4 garden. with chickens
and free wood. will save your
u I. PETERS. Tis Third Ave.
Tou CAN SAW MONEY HN LIVING
at Aldsrwnod Manor own n home
on n little s-acre farm that will
mean Independence and plenty IN
the YcaFs Go come c9sts no more
than narrow city lot work IN
town " you choose Hourly car
service NJ 20 midnight Easy
terms We VIII help you finance
building Call zis Pike. ground
floor Open evenings
MODERN BUNGALOW
s rooms. new. W. woodland near
school and car. basement cabinet
kitchen. larg. lot soxi0o: $4,000.
sSi NEW YORK block
GROOM FuESfsHED HOUSE. NICE
neigh borhood. on car line, or will
sell furniture. 5tis Meridian ave.
Meridian car.
ron SALE. CHEAP ROOM TEST.
i2Nai. nicely furnished: no rent
$3.50. Call 1885 ColfaS pi. South
Seattle.
81. sk0---ATTRACrINE HOME SITES.
walking distance. bay view. Phone
owner. Queen Anne 73s
GROOM HOUSE. FINE LOCATION
$3.50; 5000 cash. fine orchard I'll.
iiott ie30W
5000. t300 CASiI--A GROOM cor
tage, b0xio9. very cheap owner.
Balldrd a.
Small cottage, i2s down. ,as per
month CouEhiin. 6Oa Am Bank hid
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LOGGED.oFF LANDS

Sc GOGGED.OFF LANDS
WRITE FOR MAP SHOWING To-
cation, low price and easy terms
of sale OF logged-off lands offered
TO settlers In Western Washing ton.
WEYERHAEUSER TIMBER CO.
TACOMA. WASHINGTON.
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50 TOR sAI.E-WNTERfRONT
PROPERTY
,ssO-ii0o cAsH-ss5o
Ytfspv il yoI-R CHANCE

tea0-fiQ0 CASH-~&ta0
HERE Is YOUR CHANCE
ie-arre farm tract. on beautiful
HOODS CANAL: only Z miles TO
SIi.VERDALE. the home OF the
largest poultry association near
Seattle. This land rs nearly level.
half alder land. that will grow
anything; spring; excellent loca-
ton for poultry and berry farm.
Toat leaves 10 a. m. returns 3 p.
m. same day.
p s.--This tract adjacent several
good little farms. where the own
sra are doing well, LIT Us
SHOW you TODAY.
cLiFFORD LAND co.
ei5 Third Ave. Elliott %.
SEE uA.AHEE BEACH FIRST
The choicest summer home com
munity near Seattle Daily boat
service. Lovely clean beach. club
house. tennis courts, store, post
office. hotel water system, school
During May prices viii be only
half what they were last year.
Terms easy. Arrange TO see IL
iahee first Call. write or phone
w. X MacfsrlAnc. T23 Leary Bldg.
Phone Elliott 1884.
WATER FRONT HOME
camping house. furnished, fruit;
sandy beach: sweeping view. Price
$500: terms $500 cash. balance
easy.
Fine camping tract, on sandy beach.
with fine view. Won't refuse any
reasonable offer. and your own
MERRITT REALTY co
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~ POULTRY EXPERT SEVERAL.
years actual experience as poul-
the largest government poultry
plant In the United States, one
year AZ assistant extension poul-
trN man IN Missouri successfully
operated incuhatofs up Go 49, O0e-
srE capacity, Desires position a.
foreman cor manager Of large poul-
try plant Write l. tioS ga. Pros
scr wash
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is SITUATIONS wANrEp-MAI.E

To help the es-aerViee men.
The star will publish sit
nations Wanted" advertise
ments free 81 charge fot all
soldiers sailors and marines
seeking employment
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20 ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FoR SAt..-tT's A nARGAtN
Dandy fuli-aiae violin, Has Tine,
mellow tone; has nrw case, how
recently ru-hairod A hetEain at
tib owner has 10 time 70 ptae
tice any more. Address box f-N.
AfaF
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PERSONAL.

PERMAHENT HAIR wAvfSSI.,
Marching. henna pack for gfnSt
LADIES IMPRovEMENT SHOP
Main st0T. $50 Union ST
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n n THOMAS & co. Inc.
1890 Third Avenue Elliott tits
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-12

way back in the days when you had
your muscles and was head rubber
down at Herschey's. You knew her kind
when you did it, and now why ain t
you man enough to blame yourself Tor
what you are instead of blaming girl
Gee 7"
II didn't mean it, Mari. It slipped.
S'help me. l didn't. Sometimes l just
don't know what I'm saying, Mari
that's how my mind kinda gets some
times. All fuzzed over like"
What's the odds what you say,
Blink. You're just not man size, l
guess"
II amt, amt I? amt gone
through q living hell sitting on the
water wagon for you, have II"
Try to keep from twitching that
way. Blink; you give men the horrors. 4"
ain cut out playing stakes, have
l.! Cad, L can live from Sunday to
sunday on a pickup from a little
gamble here and little gamble there
But when you hollered, didn't cut il
and begin to work up muscle TO get
PACK on on the job again, did 1? / didn't,
Blink" in'o me-
His voice narrowed to a nasal quail
II didn't send her and the kid n
wnoIe CHRISTMAS box like YOU wanted
me to, did I? 1 didn't stick a branJ
new new hyer in the black silk dress nat.
!.ern knowing all the while she'd have
II drunk up before she opened the
creases out. I didn't. did I?'' WV
Iheye We're approaching a converg.
enee oi inc two great avenues. The
SnoWtall had lightened. Mariorie Clorl,
let her gaze rest for the moment unon
her companion and her voice seemed
suddenly to nestle deep in her throat
Gee, Blink, if I thought any of the
the uplift stuff I've tried to numn
INTO you had Seeped in. Gee, if l could
think that. Blink -
Tears lay close to the surface of ber
words and his lean face was thrust
further forward In affirmation.
1t has. Mari, All l got to do is to
think of you and those big black ewes
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-12

of your shining, and I could lead a
water wagon parade"
ITS the habits, Blink, you got to
watch most. For a minute tonight you
looked like coke and-and it scared me.
Don't let the coke get you, Blink; for
Gods sake, don't"
II sent her flyer, Mari, and black
silk, and doll with real hair for the
kid. I'oughtta seen, Mari, real hair
on it."
That was fine, Blink. Fine ~
Where you going? Aw. come, Mari,
for the love of Mike you re not going. J"
Eyes, yes. I got to 60. This is
Twenty ninth street, my corner. That's
where l room; that fourth house to
the right. That dark one. 1 got to
go"
"where?"
Where do you s'pose? Home"
What's doin' there?'
IN nothing"
"Whatta you going to do Christmas
eve? Sit in your two by four and
twiddle your thumbs?"
Lord" she said, 81 dunno! /
Dunno"
He set up the jangling again.
Its Christmas eve, Mari"
That's right, rub it in,'' and she
looked away from him.
Come, Mari. don't leave me high
and dry like this. Come, I'll blow you
to little supper, kiddo. I got couple
of meal tickets coming to me down at
Harry's on some ivories I threw last
night
Dice! And after the line of talk
YOU just tried to malse me swallow.
Did believe it? ] did not"
NO stakes. Mari. Just for n couplc
of meal tickets we tossed. Come, girl.
you amt been down to Harry's for
months; you won't get your halo
mussed from one time. It's Christmas
eve, Mari
II heard you the first time"
IF | got to go it alone tonight. Mari.
it'll be the wettest Christmas / ever
spent. I'll pickle this Christmas eve
like it was never picked before, / will. -
Aren't you no man at all, threat
ening like that? Just no man at allP"
II tell you if 1 got to 60 it alone
tonight, | won't be. I'm crazy enough
to tear things wide OPEN
"A line of talk like that will send
me home quicker than anything. if
you want to know it." She turned her
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-12

face away and toward the dark aisle
of the side street.
II didn't mean it, Mari"
II hate whining"
Don't go, girl. Don't. Don't give
me the horrors and leave me alone
tonight, Mari"
Gee -
"Fine little joy lane for your Christ
mas eve, Ell? Don't GO, Mari. Have
n heart and be sport. Let me blow
you to supper down at Harry's for
old times sake. Didn't you promise
my old woman to keep an eye on me
didn't you? For old times sake, Mari !!
It's Christmas"
"It'll be merry evening in that two
by four of yours, won't it? Look at
it down there cheerful, amt it?'
Tears formed in a glaze over her
eyes.
BE sport. Mari"
"All right-Blink "
AT the family entrance to Harry s
place, and just around the corner from
the main entrance of knee high swing
ing doors and q broadside of frosted
plate glass front, bead of gas burned
sullenly through red globe, winking,
SO to speak, at all who would enter.
Copyright, 1890, bv Wheeler Syndicate
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-12

land mo m. ro,I - .Ii IT
name nin,+ al reatnt, as. wei .m as tne
that ;, "''l al poetry lec me tell you
Thropgh tbe fall of wild s h o,,,,
see her face shining n,,t 'ow dorlIr Ir 'ou,I nnI
his hare 'eeger s fn9srS our ,'nJ uatJH't, anu
her arm, and excent when 'Ii tbe 'Vmas' snas
modic twitch locked his fa.tmros 'pI his :
face, too, was thrust forward. keen and
close to hers.
I've been telling YOU that for five
years, girl.
Now, don't 60 getting me wrong
Blink"
IF | was what the law calls a free
man, Mary, you know what kind of a
proposition l would have put up to
you five years ago when I had my
health and my looks and"
II you want to make me sore, just
tune up on that old song. You ain t
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-12
THE NAME AND THE GAME
BY FANNIE HURST

Marjorie CLARK, ,oho toas born in
ne slums, is trying to better herself.
She. refuses an invitdtion TO spend
Christmus Eve ,oith Charles Scully
at his mothers home in the suburbs,
because she does not trust him. On
her tody home she is met By Blink,
disreputdble friend of former days.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-12

Philadeiphia's Greatest business sSbooI
807 Chestnut st. Phone WaIn"p DO
PRIVATE LESSONS in English and French
experienced woman teacher. S60 oa5
st. Phone Poplar 2606 W. ~ sou
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-12

a n d c v e n
through their
| 90 S e n e s S,
softened.
Poor kid
do" he said,
just s e n d
them to me
for reference.
| can do some
tall vouching
for YOU"
"The way
| feel lately
some IN e s,
h o II e S t, 1
think if 1 get
to getting the
indigoes much
deeper, there
is no telling
whore they'll
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-12
MAYOR ANNOUNCES
LEC|ON'S PROGRAM.
Posts Throughout City to Honor
Memory of Washington
on Sunday
WILL BE AT OPERA HOUSE

The official program of the American
Legion services to be held in the Met
ropolitan Opera House on February %,
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CONTINUED TOMORROW
Dies In Broad Street Station

Thomas Gibson, seventy four years
old of 2003 Green street, died sud-
denly in Broad Street Station last night.
He was pronounced dead by DR.. Har-
vey w. Kline, a railroad physician.
Gibson was on his way to Okome, Pa. =,
when he was stricken. He was identi-
Lentz, with whom he lived.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-12
EDUCATIONAL
Both Sexes
HIR OPR ACTIC

Day rd and tbrsn Evening Glasses now Forming
!yerselly recognized. All dEuglsss method dari
school of Chiropractie. iiis F 81. staSHSInEsSn NJ Wn
Washington. d, 2. DR.. ]. s. Riley Presi'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-12

Strictly fresh. Every egg guaranteed,
and an American Stores guarantee means
more than the mere saying so-it means IL
strictly fresh eggs in every dozen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-12
CHAPTER Nv

MARJORIE CLARK'S companion
A'1 steered her past and turned toward
her his twitching features, suddenly,
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rasssv lt,s' yslS Blend Rs,,, Teas lib A5c

A blend to suit every palate. Your choice
of Plain Black, Mixed, Old Country style or
India and Ceylon. We guarantee to please
the most particular tea drinker.
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]assSs Ias;ys,I BIs.s sssi, Coffee lib AZ

Rich, full, heavy body, roasted fresh daily.
Delightful aroma and the flavor you can't
forget. When once you use "Asco' you will
never have any other.
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THE TAYLOR SCHOOL.
Strayer's Business COLLEGE

Gregg Shorthand, Touch Typewriting Rtnt
keepIng. Secretarial Courses. DnY "a NI,ht
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-17
Chairman Moody. were uosnimoas,v

Chairman Moody. were unsnimousiy
adopted:
Be II resolved. that We. the mem
bers OF the Gooding Chamber o.
Commerce greatly appreciate tho
work OF the oGodius College duris1
the year past.
The commencement exercises, at
tended by many OF our citizens as
we'll as a large number OF outsider.
showed the student work to be OF a
high order. which reflects great cred
1t on the teaching force. and che :
acter OF the students.
That we recognize the most excel.
lent owrk OF President Tenney and
wish to extend to him our apprec,r-
ton Of the work he has been doing
under the many handicaps placed no
on him incident to placing a new
school on Its feet. and hereby extend
hi mthe right hand OF Fellowship and
good will
Besides it's regular work oGoding
College has royalty entertained the
southern Idaho city an dcounty SUP
eritnendents. the defamation con-
test. the parent teacher association.
the Federation OF Women's clubs.
the intercollegiate track meet and
other important organizations. be-
sides the visitors from all parts OF
the country. who are always invited
to go through the buildings, attenl
the classes and take part in the
assembly programs.
Now this popular young school
has been unanimously asked to servl
as host TO the joint Epworth League
institute of both the Pocatello AMI
the Boise districts, July 10 3S,
which will bring many more of tn
best young men and women of tn
intermountain empire in touch witt.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-17
Recommendation
OF THE SENATE
COMMITTEE

The senate committee on nanufac-
lures recommends as follows:
Legislation TO establish a postal
rate of cent pound without ~.
gard for zones, for ten or less
packages OF news print paper, ship.
ped weekly fro mthe mill direct &,
n newspaper, the present limit OF
weight of 20 pounds for each pack
age TO prevail.
That congress shall amend the suit
dry civil bill and appropriate 500.
600 for research into different meth
DDS OF making paper with a view OF
finding a substitute for wood pulp
and that this work be conducted by
the department OF agriculture whose
experts shall first report their plans
to n special committee OF congress
In order TO discourage the waste
Iul use Of news print that tax OF
10 cents be levied on all Sunday pa
pers weighing over 1.25 pounds I'M
Ill such time as the supply Of news
print paper shall be adequate to Tie
fullest needs Of all publishers.
In the event that the governments
efforts to fix and maintain a reason
able price to appear to be futile that
the government establish newsph-
Pr print board to supervise that
manufacture and distribution OF
news print paper and to enter into
cooperative organization with tho
country newspapers which would 81
inmate the Jobber or middleman
and enable the country press to buy
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-17
Fisherman's Lucky Day.

a l4-carat gold band ring was found
oy John Moore, one Of the crew of
the fishing schooner Gertrude De
Costa, inside big halibut caught ON
george bank recently. The ring Is a
mans size and is believed to have
been dropped overheard from some
TRANSATLANTIC liner. Judging from IT'S
condition when recovered from the
haiibuts stomach by Moore, the ring
mad been lost recently. Moore win
wear u, a. there Is no way OF deter
miniag the ownership.
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our progressive city.

our progressive city.
We ant oGoding College to wei
come these young citizens from on.
side communities. We want to help
get them here and we want to dn
our art to entertain them after they
come.
Therefore. be IL resolved that W..
as a Commercial club. do most cor
daily invite these young people to
our city for the fourth week In July.
to use the camping grounds in Good
ing or to stay at Gooding College as
they see fit.
That we ask them to be our guest
at the regular noon luncheon. Tues
day. July 20.
That we invite them to go on an
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auto trip with US Thursday. July 90,
50 that they may see. first hand the
splendid farms. the beautiful Hager.
man valley. the Malad canyon. the
wild game preserve. the Thousand
Springs and other points OF interes-.
with which oGoding is surrounded
Be 1t further resolved that we ask
the newspapers Of the intermounta,r
country to publish these resolutions
so the greatest possible number of
young people may enjoy the benefits
of this inspirational meeting.