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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-26
STREET CAR TO
Be REPORTED
Struck Husband OF Auto
Victim: Kept Going

City officials were TO be Informed
Monday ~ what was termed tho
~wanton earslessnssz" Of the motor
man and conductor Of a street car
which knocked down Georgs John
son. a building contractor. az Fourth
ave. and Westlaks SATURDAY.
johnson was struck down while
crossing the street and Tor all the
motornaan or conductor knew was
badly Injured It's hat was carried
along half a block raid y y. Erick
son. tho victims brother IN law.
Monday. ~But they didn't stop the
car to ind out anythius. It's time
somebody learned a lesson
Erickson said he intended going
20 the proper authorities az the city
hall 10 make emphatic complaint.
Al the time 81 the accident John.
son said Il was hh fault that hs
was BOWED over. az he had not seen
tho approaching ear. lie Ia said &c
be- partially blind. and was dazrd b
tho shock Of hts wife's recent death
when she was struck and killed b
an auto near their homo oniy fes
days previously:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-26
TRY TO EXPLAIN
PARK BOND VOTE
Wanted 10 Help Tax Payers,
Councilmen Say

Councilmen Moorr. Erickson.
Lane. Bolton and Thomson voted
AGAINST submission Of the park hond
ISSUE OF $3.50. 600 10 the voters AZ the
municipal election. March :. prin.
cipaiiy FOE the reason that 10 have
done 20 would have endangered the
proposed bond issue OF 81 500, 900 for
tho West Waterway bridge across
Spokane 81
III the bridge bonds. together
with the park. city market and ava.
ton field bond issues. were submit.
ted BY the council TO the people and
ratified We would bc at tho debt
limit Tor general municipal pur-
posaa.~ the councilmen announced
Monday IN formal statement
signed by Couneiimen Bolton, Erich.
son. Lane and Moore. Councilman
.Thon1son's signature did not appear
on the statement, Il was explained.
because he was out % the city.
Our people arr groaning under
the burdens OF taxa,iont~ the state
nient continues. and We shall use
our best Judgment and discretion In
the mourning OF Indebtedness and
the expenditure Of money without
tear. favor. coercion or threat OF
political humiliation
The statement denies that Moore.
Lane. Erickson. Bolton and Thorn.
ron held a secret session and pledged
themselves 10 kin IN. park bond
ISSUE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-26
Want Trip to Capital?
U. S. Opens Army Recruiting Essay Contest
Here's Chance for You

The essays will be Judged on the
basis Of U) originality. go expires.
sion. and (al sincerity. Each school
will be the judge of ia own essays.
Tho principal viii forward the best
essay, Rs selected by three Judges
appointed hv himself % the nearcAt
army recruiting station not later
than February ~ The district re.
cruiting officer viii forward the
best essay 60 Washington. - &.
From the mass Of best essays" sent
70 the national capital tho best ~
best essays viii be chosen BY Gen
eral John J. pershlng General psy
ton C.. March and Secretary % War
Newton -. Baker The first three
hes, % an essays submitted will
bring medals OF honor 60 the win
nors.
The winners will be announced on
April 10. tho anniversary Of the bat.
tie OF Lexington.
Participation in tho contest Is mo-,
limited to public school students.
students of every private school Of
learning. regardless Of creed OF col
or may enter tho contest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-26
U. S. PRUNES FOR
SALE, IS CENTS
Army Store Has Big Variety
of Bargains

Tho price of prunes has dropped
The delectabls fruit can nov be OBJ
talned at the army store In the
Stacy 81. terminal for IS cents .
pound. This Ia drop. on orders
from Washington, from 20 cents.
The sale opened on January and
win continue untl February Is.
Prices on all other articles remain
the same. Sales are being made by
parcel post. as wen as by purchas-
era calling at the store.
4 list Of the Articles and their pr1B0
follows
Matches. ~ boxes 10 the package .
cents the package. prubss ~ cents .
pound tomatoes. 2 y pound cans. cents
a can. tomatoes. io-poand cans. % eenss
. can. bacon. slab 20 cents q pound;
bacon. canned. ~ pounds. sz.7s . osa.
hippo. one fourth pound boxes. s csnts .
box arcticn. all rubber. ff.7B pair: bax-
racks bars. 70 cents each; eompasses.
Dor. % each: CON passes. watch. 81 ssehs
underwear. 30 cents and 81; gricdls iron.
EACH harness collars. sf1 ard Gao each.
lo9in. s~zbs. sir TO the tor 10 cents .
boa, camp kettles. 30 cents each; can
yaSs leggings. Is cents a pair. pscks. -
cents each! saddles $50 eA<h. hobnu
shoef. ig.s9 a pair. wooden socks. s. eenfs
pair; naRs,affs. eight feet, si-it each.
stocks and Dies, i5f and $50 set. sn1-
diern thirnbYcs = cents EACH toopsa "
cents each undershirts. 80 cents Zach.
Bsh cana 81 each. kodak tubes. esntS
each. headlights. 70 cents each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-26
Status Of the New York
Stock Exchange

NEW YORK. Jan. 1e--Ths stock mar.
ket was irregular at the opening today.
United States Steel az 1861 unchanged
Crucitio az 1851, UP iAi American
nmeIting az s1H unchanged American
Locomotive at stN. off Y Baldwin At
iltA, w x Republic at iis&. Up =
Chandler AZ I77, up x fgethiehem steel
~ at 81. or = Central Leather 81
ttA, Off = studebaker at iei. Off 4,
uritsd Retail Stores at ~. unchanged.
Paper stocks featured early trading
and International Paper At the end Of
the first baif hour wes selling at ss. ~
~ net
American writing Paper preferred sd-
fanesd 2. 20 tIN.
International Paper. despite large ca
pncitY, 10 turning down business because
81 liability 20 take care 81 CONTRACTS
already on hand. Preliminary repor; on
earnings for 1912 is eHpseted shortly. and
the best opinion - " will show not far
from tfg q share for common stock after
taxes are deducted.
short interests In International Paper
are snnRuina that u r. not too much 70
expect earnings for 1880 70 Approximate
$50 share for the junior issue. with
some estimates running s. high az so a
share. Alliances IA American writing fol-
lows 20 per cent advance IN prices for
ia products.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-26
Vessels in Port at
Seattle Today

Smith cove tsrvuirsi--H,s Endieott. ST.
Hikten. sr 1iarisik
orsa, Northern pisr-rtr rush,r,i naru-
iisii a. terminal str Queen city.
t'ter it~atr Fsziton
flsr il--Ae,oT srhr firks'irf.
ofsnd TrssnA desk--tsr Admiral sishei-
con.
Pier asr iatsurh.
Ii.r str bergen.
Pacific Coast hunks-s iAFstsaiP u~s-
per n--Hfr AdEsir.i rvsas
Skinner a naay ysras --sir nshls osod
fsiip~. stf L3sfsrn tsriEht
East waterway istF Victoria.
hfsraakss ocsan dasAs~nu Ess,srr Mar
tasf.
cemusrelsi Bsiisr ~srt. -ssr rns'
stacy 81. ssrut-.i-~u n = narrsid..
Essf waterway tsfsuinai-sr Eastern
heen. ctr West Jssssp
puthi. yards~tssr West Ivan hxs IA
roaA
Arn.. yssds-str west Jsssup. ssr nooss'
we'll.
-eda arvases--stv Eastern uuias. ssr
EAstsra oats. ctr CIiy % Topsks,
Lake unlea lfuns aaequAinlis, nfpGisW,
isota. kncFmieA. fprt Jarhsee, Al
aisen. i,auehtau. hewssEnon,. bourne
Vile. AlsRhafsi. Abnls. Aaria. Ca
| Tferia. klastFs. uelsih. Abr doe. Ares
daasiA. Academia. Esausa. Black weh
nissi4sd. Haasiaa. biAaford. ATrpn
Aaihsn. Pert Harsisan, GoFt Hizn~iE
ImufkA. kitesa. Lest. blaas, CsE4eaa
| r1ttaa. CfaaYraa, Garcia. EiinaA. srnri
Asaiea. nsHry wfis~a. Salvador. Aiios
Wswa1s. Maid Of. uris4ha. bsa& Csrus
\ Fr.sna. whsiiaE ssFs TauGlnAs. no
diak. ~ . y aUss@ses.
Esffsrnas drydse3-- asses ssss csisarr.
sfr Eaata Ana. scr North -sstssa.
| psfi-r.~a a heLensIa ysras n esss s<hl
/ bootJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-26
BETTER HOMES
FOR GIRLS HERE
|,yor's Committee 10 Open
Headquarters Here

4 heatauartcra FOR the Seattle civic
<emmi,tee. recently appointed by
Mayor G n fitreerald to investigate
housing conditions Tor young girls In
<ottle. viii soon be opened In the
eoun'S-city building Mrs John
Burnside - chairman % the general
<ommittcc. Mrs Florence Hcnkor Is
vice chairman and Miss Mabel Ash
NY Il SECRETARY.
1t SEEMS imperative that repre-
Wntatiye womea ~ tho city become
associated az once with a movement
booking toward a retirement OF tho
enndisiQns aff~tins young girls q
kattie." Mayor Fitzgerald said n
eriieve the women named BY me viii
q a great and lasting work Ter tho
uuc uplifting OF all young girls who
ARE In need % aid
The executive committee of the
h<,sis named by the mayor includes
-. a. II. Albeftson. Mrs. Donna
Baker. Miss Nina buchanan, Mrs.
John Burnside. Mrs. u, I. Burkhardt.
Mrs. Rroussais Conan Black. Mrs c.
y Bosardus. Mrs. Gertrude 4 Draw
by. Mrs. James Calvert. Miss Lucy
Ease. Mrs Sophie l.. Clark. Mrs Rose
Fohen. Mrs. Thomas gsranam, Mrs,
4 Nathan Eckstcin. Miss Evelyn G..
Gardiner. Miss Almina George. Mrs.
vi. $. Criswold. Mrs. Florence Hell
ker, Miss Clio Hubert. Mrs Eliza
III. Leary. Mrs Edwin London. Mrs.
Francctta L. Maring. Miss Florence
Mann. Mrs Kate Mcmahon. Mira
carrie L. Miller. Mrs Robsrt san
lhl. Miss Sarah Farrell Mrs VII
lam d. Perkins. Mrs Jackson Sil-
laugh. Miss LILLIAN Stevenson. Mrs.
III. f. Thatcher
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-26

-Tenshun. students 81 Seattle
grammar aud hlsh school
Want a free trip 10 Washington,
n. G. and return. all expenses paid
aud bully yeod time
We'll write the best essay on this
subject what are the benefits Of
IAN enlistment IN the United states
army p"
Ia his national recruiting cam
patxn 10 mobilize peace time army
Uncle sam viii be host 20 the srat
tie student writor OF the best essay
on the foregoing subject. which
means the aforesaid trip 20 the ma.
tional capital In addition 60 Uncle
Sans nhsrality the Seattle army ~.
cruiiing office viii Eive the winner
OF the best essay a beautiful silver
lovlns cup.
The rules OF the essay contest are
these,
All essays must be written IN
clasarooms on Friday. February 20,
The essays may be written from
notes In ink or In pencil. The as.
say must not exceed 400 words and
Il must be written on one side of
the paper only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-26
Portland Market Report

PORTLAND. Jan 60 ie-ite-
esipts. i.sis head o. irm. Good
10 choice steers. fil air 90 rood
steers, thWbs common g. latf steers iiu
e. good 20 choice COWS aud hFifsTai W
HIo. medium 70 good cows and heifrrs.
f1asl Gamers, o. 5Ogsi bulls. te9ti
calves. i3atg
Hogs Receipts. 1901 head market is
steady, Prime mixsd, fit.bpuls, fouEh
heayien. fitHtb.t0s plgs. ils0isi bunk OF
sales. ti2t04itso
sheep Receipts. ss7 head. market =
steady Fast Of mountains lambs ila
9ie. best valley iamhH. itb0Wtts year
iings. tlagiaB0. wethefs, ti1Wl4. e"sa'
Gg4io 50.
iiuttsr~-city creamery. et0esc per ID.
EggR Selected local extras. bodt0o per
doE
Items -ssasta per ID. broiisr-. $1,000
per H.
Gesss--ss % SOC per ~
Chssss-rripie,s. acc sto per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-26
50 Per Cent City's
Car Men Work Year

A total OF sTs uotorfnen. gripuen
and conductors out o. i.tzi employees
81 the municipal street railway afs.
tom. 81 60 per cent Of all car crews.
have been in the service for more
than one year, according 10 a state
ment issued by Thomas y. Murphine.
superintendent Of public utilities. Ac-
cording 20 Murphlne'H records. ii en-
ployrx have been on the JOB for &c
years and two have 80 years a Hcrx.
ice to their credit under private and
public ownership.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-26
All Suey Is Guilty;
Pleads; Fined 500

M Buoy, CHARGED With dallylng
with tho poppy. pleaded guilty when
nrmigncd before Judge jeremiah
Ncterer Monday. lie was indicted
last Friday for "a violation Of the
narcotic laws, Sentence viii be de.
liyered February ~.
All Chuck and Jay King. Seattle
Chinese. pleaded guilty 10 charges
OF dope uning. and were sentenced
10 30 days IN jail and fines OF 800
each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-26
Seattle Arrivals and
Departures


Arrivals
January ss-BiT Faitsa from Tscems
at . .. m str Admiral Fauswut frorn
tsnn Diego via nan Frsnri3as al tiie a.
IA str Queen CITY fresn hisbs~< bsy. "a
g.. az q m. bee Martin Lead frsnn
Powell River. u, G.. At 10 a. ni.g afr Tsts
from British Colombia ports q, 10 a. m !
str rrtzr. George frsn Prime. Rursrs. IA.
g. via ports at s,is p. m
Departures
January ft-afr Queen for Esa D,ego
Via s4n Ffausiseo At ~ a m. str Ad-
snirai FaFrsKnt fer Tacoma ct zee .. N. Z
ctr NoruihR Atsr for Vancouver. u. O.. at
q. N. str iutton fer Tacoma. or o. W.
fof ktdonAu. ~ a.. At noons nfr nakii-
teo for Tacoma At 1 a. m. str Prince
George for rrtnes Rupert. y. @. via ports
Ct mldalGht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-26
Sideboard Yields
Silver to Crooks

Burglars who robbed the home Of
George 4. Miller. 9as 18th ave. con.
fined their efforts TO the family
ssdsboard IN the dining room. Be
sides a number Of valuable table.
cloths. the burglars stole a large
quantity Of silserware.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-26

Stalls fs.ii. pot roAs,. iEe 60 ise n
hoiiinx he~f. i5Me n frcah aide pork,
as ". stall IA. No ! local hufhanA
potatoes fait. Jonathan apples. ii,gs
boni hunkist oranges, zoe den htails ~.
a. pkta Aearghilshi matches. stei Z
folis toilet pagsF. .sC. 5 bars i.snnt soap.
lac Stall los, cans - rdinss 40 Oh, ssf
i4e Pkg Noel soap ehipa. Gci pkEe.
rrraHnettes 2br stall ibf. ts.h. sack
nsiuisr Best flour. t4tsi > cans t.hhy .
tomato sour. she. ratFur, zee h9ttie.
stall ise Cream % wheat, a1c pkE .
ma small white tsans. 4iri pkrs
corn fiahss sac cans tomatoes. ske,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-26
Cafe Men Seeking
Grape Juice Recipe

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2s.--
Italian cafe men. who used 10 serve
the rcd. red wine. have written 10
w. J. Bryan for hts famous grape
Juice cocktail recipe. They plan
10 serve u 10 delegates to the
democratic convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-26
Kansas Woman Left
1O2 Descendants

COTTONWOOD Falls. kan. Jan.
2s.--Mrs. louisa Nylor. deceased.
left 100 descendants. she was mar.
ned In Is5s at the age Of is.
There are 10 children. 80 grand
children. 81 great grand children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-26
Frisco Market Status

SAN TRANcfBoo. Jan et.-Buttef--
Estfas, not quoted. prime nrsts. tsh
pei -.
HEEa- Estrss. sac per doxi sstrs pull
ists. ttAo per dozl undsrsiHsd pulissH.
bic per doE
Cheese California flats. fancy. s'ne
per 10. fancy. ave per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-26
Hard Luck Shaving
5000 Feet in Air

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. &c SHAY.
ing 1000 feet up In dangerous.
Air Traffic officer Gates did II to
win bet. hut he cut his car. and
his brush. all covered with laiher.
fell overheard upon the upturncd
face OF a spectator
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-26
A CALL FOR APPLICANTS to

the shipping board navigation and
marine engineering school at the uni
versity has been issued This school
IL separate from tho Washington
State Nautical school. Capt J. How.
ard Payne. sea service bureau. Grand
Trunk dock. will furnish further de.
tails.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-26
Dahm's Well Gives
Weather Forecast

WICHITA. Jan. 25.--Fred
Dahm's well does his weather fore
casting. In fair weather the we'll
whistles as the mir rushes inward
Before a storm the air PUSHES out
OF the well.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-26
Smash Glass; Get
Cigars and Candy

Cigars and candy valued at 5000
were obtained from y. Bassects cigar
stand at al Railroad ave. s.. early
Monday morning by thieves who
smashed the front door glass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-26
Injured Foreman
Files Damage Suit

Alleging he 81 partially paralyzod
from a fan down the hatchway Of
vessel being repaired in dry dock
here. October 10, &. +. Freeman. a
foreman, began suit In superior court
Monday for s23.5Oo damages. Tho
Todd Dry Dock Co. 81 defendant
BONNEy. WATSON'S are making
funeral arrangements for Mrs. w. A.
Kennedy. a., who died at sf1 18th
ave. Sunday.
ONE-TfiIRD. or PENhNG'S ex.
ports came 20 Seattle during 1919
Penang Is in tho Straits Settlement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-26
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Jan. fs.-~Ths foreign or.
change market opened weak Demand
sterling opened AZ tas0, off ave franco
and lire made pcw lows at iziTc. Oft
~ c~ntifnss, and ittsc. off 70 esntimss.
respectively. Marks made q neu low at
.olose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-26

Stalls 5fts. 8 bars clean Easy soap.
fRol tsc Phr Albsrs' Pearls ~ Wheat
atfi MH n = d coffee tsfS ihf
phE. olympic pancake flour. 2sc. 20,
carnauan suiih. ffc Hthil a.. ary salt
pork str 10 pick 81 pork. see ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-26
Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO. Jan ss.~--GrAin futures on
The Chicago Board ef Trade today we're
slightly lowsr Cash Erain vas also =
shade lower, A weak Eastern aud for
elan demand duo 10 lack Of cars and
liant receipts were the Depressing infiu-
encsa The market was dun aud local
with = scattered buying at the outset
b. locals
Provisions were steady.
January corn opened Ike M. ~
fitsA. but later los, iSel May corn.
up Nc on opening. at ti.lsG Huhuo-
uuentiy lost &c. July corn opened at
ftsaS, UP 50. but rcccded later 10
ffgsA.
May oats opened At tsno. up sc, aud
dropped W before noon. july oats. up
* 10 on opening late at zoe. remained IN
CHANGED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-26

stan -. pure ffssh milk. ise et stall
"a. cAfnatioH milk. ~ can. stan 1893.
Washington mhearonl or spaghetti. &C., Z
cans tomato sauce ste. large cans to-
matq~a. Tor ahci uaN reedieaa faisins.
fac NJ. uhifafdsiirs chocolate. a5c. shop
pins baEs. So and 90 eech.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-26
Steal Five Suits
in Tailor's Shop

Five suits Of clothes were stolen
during the night from 4. IEari's
shop. GIG King ST.. 1t was reported
10 the police Monday. No clues
we're left
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-26

Public Markets


stalls ft.ae 2 ms Corona coffee. 81 80.
'rram - wheat Csc phEi q phFr
'rramettes. csc. citrus Powder. 7ic. atail
a.. Reliance. Maximum o. n }. u. cot
fes, blc NJ. niue filbbnu tca. ksc ~ zoe
can corn, itr. stan go pure lard. 800
~, veal raasi. itc n bulk sausage
sss No.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-26

Tho body Of Martin Hughes. G..
who died saturday. Is at Manning
parlnrH. pending funeral arrange
menH. JIe had been in the employ
OF the Great Northern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-26
New York Coffee and
Sugar Quotations

NEW YORK. Jan. 20 l--sioffee--No. Z
nio. iea 0fskc per ~ No. 4 Santos.
ssA 0stsc per ID.
RuEar~N Not quoted to-day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-26
Stimulating Monday Sales
Through Saturday Advertising

Do you think of certain days the week off days
vertsng?
Saturday-for example, do you omit your advertising this
day? Do you realize that advertising Saturday will stmu-
late your Monday sales tremendously?
THAT MARSHALL FIELD & co. OF CHICAGO CANNOT BE
SHOWN THAT THERE Is ANY OFF DAY IN ADVERTISING
ISINDICATED BY THE FOIL OWING SIGNIFICANT LETTER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-26

Strawbrdge Coer of Philadelphia also space Saturday aft
newspapers to increase Monday sales.
these great Sunday advertising
the of ads
of ader-n terestfo thu Star
the of
wlas be the advertiser
There off
editions of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-26

am sorry. but I was forced 10
r1ise that price again. sell this
property on a close margin. and
every time the lumber price ad.
vances. my price Ia forced n little
higher. But even at that. It's a won
derful buy. and the only plan I can
d Use TO offer you a home In Seattle
sou get one-half acre Of ground and
the first unit Of the house for 500
cash and SIS per month. You move
In and finish II when you can No
hard times In this office-we are sell
Ing all the time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-26
Jumps Thru Glass
When. Police Fire

Two men yelled az George Nradis,
Cook. at seventh ave. and Virginia
81 saturday night lie had visions
&of hesdups- George fled. One man
1ired. George jumped. There was a
crash OF glass and George found
Aimssif In the lobby OF the Van.
ftouver hotel ises seventh ave. His
l3ump had taken him thru tho plate
glass window. The two men werc
Lieut.. Gus HasSeihlad and Patrol.
man George Reynolds They thought
George looked suspicious. lie was
released.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-26

THEFT or SADDLES T. the
charge against George Dull. II. ar.
rested on complaint OF Edward Peet
l317 3Sth ave. s. w.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-10-26
MOSLEY-REYNOLDS.

A quiet home wedding this afternoon at 5:30 o'clock at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. Wiley Mosley will unite in marriage their daughter, Miss Edith Mosley, and Robert w. Reynolds of Little Rock, formerly of Conway. The ceremony will be said by the Rev. Robert l., Jetton, pastor of the Pres byterian church, and will be witness ed by immediate relatives and a limited number of guests. Following the ceremony, MT. and Mrs. Reynolds will depart at 6:20 o'clock for Little Rock to make their home there.
 An enjoyable prenuptial event was a miscellaneous shower given for Miss Mosley Saturday afternoon by Mrs. Joseph Frauenthal, at the beautiful home of the latter in western Conway. For the occasion the home was taste fully decorated in pink and white, the color scheme being also carried out in the refreshments. An interesting and Imaginable program was had by the construction of "advice to the bride" from the letters of the guests names. These suggestions were in scribed in a dainty book and presented to the honoree. Many beautiful and useful gifts were also "showered' upon her by the guests. Mrs. Frau enthal was assisted in receiving and entertaining by Mrs. Frank E. Robins.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-10-26
Rain Coats for Men, Women and Children at Newborn Bros.

A few cents each week will provide a burial fund for each member of your family. Metropolitan Life Insurance Go. c. E. Beane, Agent. Office phone POT, residence 256.-10-1Sdtf
 Mrs. J. B. Higgins, secretary of Robert E. Lee chapter United Daugh- ters of the Confederacy, will leave to- night for Malvern to attend the state convention as delegate for the local chapter.
 Auction Sale-On Friday, October 29, team of young mules, COW, farm implements, feedstuff and household furniture, which is practically new, at the Will Brown place, 5 miles east of Conway. Oscar Moore.-10-25d3t
 Good Cooking and eating apples, per bushel $2.00, per peck 60c; Irish potatoes, 55c per peck; sweet pota- toes, BOG per peck; large Snowdrift or Cottolene, $180. Bynn Yann's No. IA. We Deliver. Phone 470.-d1t
 Mrs. Wayne Major and son of Eng land and Mrs. Marvin Major and daughter returned this morning to their homes after a visit here. They were accompanied by Mrs. D. M. Ma jor and little daughter, Darce Wilma, who will visit them for while.