davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-24
ping. now only owns 1000 tons.

The steam tonnage owned by the
pricipal maritime Countries in June,
1920, totaled SO. sos, 900, an increase of
8,501. 600 tons as compared with June,
1914: but it is computed that the
er the United Kingdom, the first posi-
ton with over 5000, 600 tons of ship
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-24

ONDON.--According to Lloyds
Register of Shipping for 1920-21. just
issued. the seagoing tonnage of the
United States apart from Great Lakes
shipping, has fncreased since 1914 by
over SEQ per Gent and now stands at
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-24
toms. closely followed by France. with

2.96s,oOo tons.
including sailing ships, but exciud-
ing tonnage on the Great Lakes, me
United states now owns "a per cen.
Of the worlds tonnage, as against -
per cent six years ago, the Register
states.
The figures SHOWN Tor the iorlieils
belligerent countries include a consiu-
erable amount of enemy tonnage pro
visioally aliocated to those countries
Germany, which in 1914 occupied art
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-24

land towns. and reestablishing the
shattered life over one-fifth of her
territory That she is doing that. any
one can see who visits France or who
takes the small trouble to look up the
facts. And she Is doing 1t before she
has received the indemnity pledged to
her by the peace treaty and repledged
again and again by every one of her
allies"
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-12-30
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FoREcLos-
URE SALE

} WHEREAS. Default has been mace IN
the terms n conditions or tne NOR H.
gage hereinafter described. In that tne
due interest and the taxes for the year
1919 and upon such defaults the mort
gagee has declared and does hereby de-
clare the entire mortgage ind%epsed4fhSis s
due and payable .as authorized py this
mortgage. now therefore.
NOTICE is hereby given hat the Ger.
tain mortgage executed and deilverea es
Mortgagors. to The Union Central Life
insurance Company of Cincinnati. q.
Mortgage dated the 10th day of Deem
Der, 1910 and filed for RECORD G5nsds IN IF tne t Gle
County Of Bottineau and State Of North
Dakota on the 9th day of December'
1910 and recorded in Book 81 Of Mort
cages at Page 20s Will WI - De s, 1cher mortpa es
and hereinafter described. at The irony
door Of the Court House in the City OF
Bottineau in h County of Bottineau
Of 200 O'clock P. M IN the 24th day
Of January A. d. 1921, to satisfy the
amount luz upon such mortgage on the
day, Of sale. The premises is s,, Ges ha .asd IN IN
satisfy the same are those certain prem
ises situated in the County Of B~ottineau
and State Of North Dakota and described
/. az The SCI of Sec. 20. rwp. 1853. Range
CAS- authorized to do by the terms Of
the above described mortgage the mort
gagee has paid the 1919 taxes against
the above described premises in b sum
OF $685. 81 and has included h same In
There viii 30 due on such mortgage
at the date Of sale the sum of Twenty
Three Hundred Fifty Five and $500
($2355.5 S) Dollars plus attorney fees and
costs Of this foreclosure.
DATED 10th day OF December, 1899.
Union Central Life Insurance Com
pany. Cincinnati. O., Mort1agee.
J. e.. Louden,
Attorney FOR Mortgaeee.
Grand Forks. North Dakota.
Dec. is to Jan. 20. 500
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-12-30
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
BOARD OF COUNTY C~o116IssI0N-
ERS BOTTINEAU COUNTY
NORTH DAKOTA
Board in session.

All members present except commiss-
Houhe were received and opened at 2
The bids presented were by the Piper
Howe Lumber Co., and the Imperial
The Board considered the bid of the
Imperial Lumber Co. the most advan-
tagous to the County and accepted their
bid and ordered both bids filed;
met the Board in regard to the taxes
on Lots 1 to 8, Block II in the village
of Overly:@ these lots having gone to
the nhIrc Gou int b on t q is g. s Gane Sala l9 Gatb MGfe
Church of Overly from the S. B. john
son Land Co. n a quit claim deed
given with the understanding that the
purchaser take care of all axes. Com
missioner Holl mad the following mo-
ton which was seconded by Commits
sioner Nichol, that is asmuch as these
lots We're to be used for church pur-
poses the Board accept s1.00 in pay
ment of all delinquent taxes. Carried.
Chairman Sidener reported that the
conditions on which the Chamber Of
Commerce and the Red Cross would help
Bottineau County in pushing the grass
hopper campaign were such that 1T made
it almost impossible to comply with
their requirements and that all grass
care of by the County or townships.
Thomas Sjule applied for a correction
of his 1919 Indemnity Hail Insurance
Tax on sWA NEA. NWA seq 81
having been taxed on 40 acres that was
not own to crops. 80,
Board granted request.
Board of County Commissioners re-
ceived request from the Board OF Uni
versity & School Lands, asking for the
cancellation Of all unpaid taxes, against
the Northwest and Southeast quarters
Of Section 36-16o;s1, Southwest & SOUTH hho
Northwest quarter of Sec. 36-161-81, as
the sale contracts for the above land had
been cancelled.
On motion Of Commissioner Nichol.
seconded by Commissioner Walker. the
above request was granted.
Auditor reported that the sale of Seed
and Feed bonds would be held In Bis
marck OF August 18th.
On motion Board adjourned till Aug.
Aug. "a, 1920.
All members present except Commits
sioner Holl. - ,
County Agent Aamodt conferred with
the Board in regard to Seed & Feed mat
reported a large number of excellant
fields Of corn and that the contest had
been a decided success.
The Board requested Mr.: Aamodt to
check up those having 1920 Seed and
Feed contracts and report at the next
tions in the fall.
An application was received from Tur-
tie Mountain Lodge No. 4S. I. o. o.. F.
81 Lots 1928 and "a, Block IS Of the
| Original Townsite of sBottineau, in the
fo1 FoTs is11. sso'a5: 1915, sso.ss; 1917.
$28. al; 1918, 1884; 1918, -$39.92.
The abatement was asked on the
ground that this was Lodge property
therefore. exempt from taxation,
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-12-30

outstanding seed md feed warrants.
And be it further resolved that there
be and there is hereby leyied for the
upon all taxable properly in-said county
rs follows: @
]. The be- sum of Of II three theusan q q, aolla RS
ts ss.etoi soa f t4e t aam De & fifty of th tas md
dollars $3.50, 000.O0) to create g sinking
fund with which to a the. principal Of
said bonds when due. and the County
amounts herein specified in the total
county tax levy for the year 1920; pro-
vided, however,. h a in case Of. suffi-
s fy Tre eand has On been or b Paia mt Noy the !, c isse,
to meet the interest and sinking fund
provided for in this Resolution. then
there shall BE- no tax assessed for such
On motion of Commissioner Holl, Sec
onded by Commissioner Walker, the
above resolutions were passed, all men,
0e Mr.: DF yiaje, y Preeiae AYE Of the County.
Fair Board and Mr.. Sam Wilson, Sec
rotary, appeared and asked that the
Board Of Commissioners make q levy,
County Fair, this being asked on the
grounds Of increased expenses. The
Board promised to give this careful con-
The Auditor was instructed to adver-
tise for bids for Coal, both soft and lig-
mite for the Court House.
A communication was received from
the Imp.Agent at Overly on an excessive
assessment and the Auditor was in
structed to write for further details.
Chairman Sidener was instructed by
the Board to accompany County Agent
Aamodt, A. D. Ertresvaag. Secretary of
Bottineau City Commercial Club and Ar
thur White, Pres. Eastern 'Bottineau
County Farm Loan Association, on a
trip to Minneapolis to see If anything
could be accomplished LIN securing aid
from the Red Cross or Chamber Of Com
merce in financing the G~rasshopper
| Campaign.
A petition was presented to the Board
asking for q concrete bridge to be con-
structed between SWA2- 18-16O-77 n
sen 13-16O-78 on account of the pres
ent bridge being in q bad condition.
appointed to view site. -
Moved by Commissioner Nichol and
seconded by Commissioner Walker that
the Board proceed to make the follow
ing levfes for the, fiscal year., beginning
July l 1920 and ending Tune 80, 1921.
| NE4ki4,a NM u@n1 r"
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-12-30
$8O.615.O0

- $80,616.O0
Taking the FOREGOING as a basis of the
the ensuing year. Commissioner Finstad
offered the following Resolution:
Be II Resolved: by this Board OF
County that for the purpose of paying
the necessary expenses of the County
for the ensuing year, We do hereby. levy
the County, for the County General Rev.
enue, the sum Of $500 15. 90. Moved by
Commission Walker and seconded by
Commissioner Holl that the above Reso-
luton be adopted. Carried. all members
Moved by. Commissioners Nichol and
seconded BY Commissioner Holl that a
levy Of SIS, 100000 be made upon, all tax
able real and personal property in the
County for the construction and repair
of bridges. Carried.
seconded by Commissioner Ffnstad that
a levy of $47l000.00 be made on all tax
able real and personal property within
the he's County INT =, to G be covered pead into T1n 3 f sacl
ton 1916 Compiled Laws 1913. Carried.
Moved by Commissioner Michel and
seconded by Commissioner Holl' that a
Better Farming work for the year end
ing Dec. 81. 1921, to be covered and
Known as the Better-Farming Fund.
Moved by Commissioner Walker and
seconded by Commissioners Nichol that
a. levy of 100000 be made, upon all
n~onerty within the County. for aid. 9
into a fund, known as the County Fair
Moved by Commissioner Finstad and
~@~a"ded by Commissioner NichOl that
80 's~r q tax of one and .one-half mills
upon all real and personal property in
The County to be covered into a fund
ton Fund, a levy for this purpose being
| ,nnuired by. law as a result of petitions
resentea to the Board for that purpose.
Moved by Commissioner Holl and sec
levy of $153.100.00 be made for the
County Bond Sinking Fund and $18.-
10000 be made for interest. ON Bonds.
Moved by Commissioner Finstad and
a levy Of $i0240. 90 be levied against the
ton Of the Mouse River Drain No. g.
Carried. @
On motion made and carried. the fol-
lowing bills for the months Of July were
to euo r ,.F a,asGep a commissio o er1
services and travelling ex-
pense attending ~grasshopper -
mrs. James Remnant. for meals
furnished for 10 men (grass-
J. T! Ho1i, attending comm'r.
meeting and travelling expense 1870
Ralph Wa1ker,.seomm'r services
hopper meeting 1s...-.....- 4s.4o
s N. Nichol. >comm'r. services ~"
an Ser rrs melting expense s1azsnop- 4a.1o
T.s-7-seseelIt6, en.r s.. 800
Judging team .s.n..-sa.-o.... 5000.
John Lee ana ]. H. Gibbs. SER
vice for county in matter of
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-12-30
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
BOARD OF COUNTY C01G16BS10N-
ERs BoTT1NEAU COUNTY
NORTH DAKOTA

Sept. "a. 1920.
SiOner Walker.
Board met for the purpose of discuss
ing Eb seed rs and feed gu questions tdonst ~ Mr.
Aamodt which was to the effect that
the crop was going to fall short of ex-
pectations in most parts Of the County
have any crop to thresh. Corn and mil
let were reported as good in most
places.
would look after collections in his own
district.
On motion made and carried the fol-
lowing bills for the month Of Septem-
Der were audited allowed and ordered
paid.
The payment of mothers pensions on
September 4th for the month of Aug
ust was approved. totaA amount be
ing $500
Thomas Hennessy, mileage and
livery for August ....-.------ 269.30
Payment of mothers pensions
on September 30 for the NTH
Of September was approved
total amount being ---.... $4,000
Total out Of the General fund
for September .:-..--:.----$1 ,so4.so
amount due from E.. M. Nell
son r. A. +. 43 .---.----.---$1 81. 10000
Catlin, Smith & Co., amount due
. from E.. M. Nelson, i. A. p.
Farmers Elevator Co., amount
due from E.. M. Nelson. road
Imperial Elevator Co., amount
due from e. M. Nelson road
account 4UV.oO
G. W. Barr, amount due from
-. M. Nelson road account
. +. A. p. 43 1000
A. e. Juneau, amount due from
Sc. M. Nelson road account
MdDongali ( Nordstrom, amt;
due from 10, M. Nelson road
Acct. 1890
Peoples. State Bank, Westhope
Amt. due from T.. A. Nelson
Acct. Est. No. IA d 5-B f.
A. L. NC. 43 Observation-Disclosures loo.ou
Peter Nordin, amount due from
L. NJ. Nelson road account +.
a: T: 43 lo'.oo
A.. ). Helgerson, amount due
+ from e. M. Nelson road ac-
count f. A. P. 43 .-.-.---------- 10000
First National Bank, Bettineau
amount due from p; M. Nelson
road account, estimate No.
IA and 5B r. A. P. 43------- 1,O66.4S
Total out Of the county road oooro
fund for September @.-.--. 4,S32.5S
F. A. p No. A ...~-.--...~. 2,551.99
e. r. A. p. No. a ..v.... 1901
f. r A. p No. 4s 1,s52.O6
Total out of the County Bridge
fund for September 4SO.Vo
Total DISBURSEMENT at This meeting
cencI:I Fund 1,904.30
Go,,ntv Road Fund ..... 4,832.58
So,1nty fRridge Fund ...... 4,48O.O6
Total amount for September --:$11,216.94
On motion made and carried BOARD
Attest: VIM. M. Martin:
County Auditor. q
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The above Resolution was adopted, all
Commissioners present voting Aye.
Payment Of mothers pensions on Aug.
9Th for the month of July was approx
ed, he total amount being ..--......$850.OO
On motion made and carried the fol-
lowing bills for the month Of August
were audited, allowed and ordered paid:
Tax District For Registration
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-12-30

N. w. Tel. Co., telephone rent
and tolls, June -.
Farmers Advocate, Court calen-
dar. legal blanks and certiff-
Helma Slatta, taking testimony
adopting Margaret Palke. dis
tr1ct court ---------------.-----
County Treasurer, Court Stenog.
1880, Juvenile court office
187.45, stenog. 500, telegram
on account grasshopper 1915 ,
Roland township, poor report No
Eidsvold township, poor report
Nc. l and 2
Dalen township. poor report.
Annie D. Burr, postage, telegram
etc, 53.97, mileage for quarter
ending June 80, 394.OO. at
. tending board Of health meet
Elsie D. Burr, mileage for quar-
ter ending. June 3Gth, 1920 >.---
ter ending June 3Oth, 1920.
Alfred Boettcher, witness fees
and mileage, Walseth's re-
Fred Reamer, same as above ..
VIM. Block, same as above ..A
Mrs. H.. Kuhn, same as above
-. Erdman, same as above .--.--
Robert Marks. same as above.
e., same as above ......
o. r. Finstad, comm'r. services
and expenses July 1920 ...-.-
8. M .Nichol, acomm'r. services
meeting of Co. Board 12-2O....
J. P. Holl, attending Co. Comm.
meeting and travelling ex-
penses ~7-13-14-20 commencement.
Ralph Walker, comm'r. services
on seed and feed and
grasshopper work and tele-
phone expense, comm'r. meet
ing and mileage ----------..
Thos. Hennessy, nurse and at
tendant to Rugby furnished
E. D. Bower, mileage in connec-
ton with grasshopper inspec-
G. E. Hood, attending board Of
health meeting establishing Of
quarantine and mileage ......--..
John e. Martin, to services as
Atty. State VS.. VIM. Parson :.
Piper Howe Lbr. Co., Westhope
Mt. Rose Twp. poor report 800
A.. J. Whitman, grasshopper poi
son 1919
Oscar A. Boles, livery for in
sane patient Observation-Disclosures
.Thos. Hennessy mileage and liv-
cry delivering ballots -
Geo. Sidener, comm'r. services
and expense July 13-14-16 49,.
Thos. Hennessy, sherif's report
month of June mileage and
livery Observation-Disclosures.
City Of Westhope, poor report
No. -35
City Of Westhope, poor report
1NOs %
Cordelia twp. poor report No.
VIM. M. Martin, cash advanced
on warrant No. 1851 lost, is
sued to Ira Johnston -.--.-.-
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-12-30

Total moun for August -..-.$12. 700.61
On motion Board adjourned to meet
on call Of Auditor.
Attest: VIM. M. Martin,
County Auditor.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-12-30

Total amount for September --.$11,216.94
On motion made and carried Board
adjourned.
County Auditor. g
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-12-30

FOR the month Of July ..--.-$7,3s2.77
b. Richards, balance due on
wheat furnished Mrs. Weber
remainder paid by warrant No
N. F. Howard, weighing hay =. 1870
Geo. sidener, hay paid for Ed.
Fargo 1ga'S seed House, seed corn GOV
furnished Joe Lexa and F. .,
Walker & Christensen, seed corn
furnished Eugene McGhan-. 25.3O
]. III .Schreiner, wheat furnished
J. P; Dolezal -.;sSod 4s'se
VIM. N Martin, IT: paid car
hay (demurrage) -.-----.. 2.Oe
Farmers Elev. Co, oats fur ,,
nished< Geo. A. Pugh --.--.-.-- TN
Riverside Farmers Elevator Co -.
#. paid on hay ------------ 5.71
Register of Deeds, work on seed -.
and feed matters --- 11.50
B. J. Wolfe, assigned to Geo.
Sidener seed and feed furnish
ed various persons -...----- 143.6;
Dodge Ele. Co. Deep, wheat fur
nished Albert Kitzman ---L- $500
John shannon..sk tohs-hay for 9, 81
on, seed and feed A ss6,7s
Ole, =. Gorder & Co., seed fur
ms aIssss a a51xss W; sT qdas hay 1895 1s:s{
fund FOR July ~..,--.~-s~~s1 ,2Os.ss
Z. A. P. No. 4s -.......s-..- 2,o6s.1s
s. M. Nichol, committee work
bridge 1886
Ralph Walker, committee work
on bridges, mileage Int
bridge work -....-.....-.------ 54.5t
81, road ana bridge ...-..~- 24.0t
furnished on bridge ..@. 1886.
e. A. Moline, Estimate No. 1
r.. A.P. A 7,196.1(
e. A. Moline, amt. due on F. A.
estimate No. s -.s~--.. 1,s1o,7s
q. a.. Moline. amt. due on F.
Al e. A contract No. .232.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-12-30

Total out of the bridge fund
for July ;-..s.--
timate No. 8 #. "A. p. 49,.
r. B. Smith, order on p. M. Nell
sons road account, estimate
No. 6, fla. p. 43 -..
Knute Rude, work on road In
HoYnen TWP
+. ~ Rinkel. Order OF Clarence
AK Eentz on p. n. Nelson, =.
A. T. AZ Observation-Disclosures
Maxbass Security Bank, Order
on VIM. Jensen, Road ac-
- count ..-.-.--.~
VIM. Jensen, OF road account
+. A. r.. No. 40 ....
Geo. r. White, grading roads -.
p. M.ANelson. cash advance on
road -work on j. IA. Nc. 40
4 Atlantic Eley. Co. HNrd, coal
furnished =. LEwipg .-
Tom L1arkin, WORK II road, ]
tssInonsandstwo taamoae4d days =.
Oliver Ffnstad,s3 daye labor on
%&N8 rSy%T Ia @@htWrAAEEEsGf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-12
LETNf VYUCOVANf.

Skolni urad ujist'uie, re lie
tos V lete opakovaci tridy bu-
don V nekterych mestskych
skoldch zafizeny. Vyucovani V
letnich tfiddch zapocne 81.
cervna a skonci 13. srpna. z
vyssich skol bude podobne let
nj vyucovani slabsich zakG V
Central, Longwood a We West
a East skolach technickych. V
gramarnich skolach V tax Nv
ceskych distriktech bude Sc Wy.
ucovati V lete V Barkwill, Mi
les, Mayflower, Rice, Obser-
vation a Fullerton.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-12
SJEZ SVOBODOMYSLNYCH
v Chicago.

We dnech 20. 80. a 81. toho-
to mesice kona Sc V Chicago
Sized svobodomyslnych Cechd
V Americe, ma nemz ma byti Wy
pracovdn podrobny program
ma soustavnou a dukladnou Gin
most a praci "a ideally Volne
Myslenky. Sized zahaien bude
V sobotu, dne 20. V 9 hod dopo-
ledne. V patek dne %. ' 8 hod
vecer usporadana bude prdtel-
ska schuzka ma uvitani zlstur-
CT.
! DIE dosud doSlych pfihlasek
'zdstupcu a zastupkyn Sized
tento bude jednim z neivet-
slch ceskych sjezd6 V Ameri-
ce a budou ma mem zastoupeny
vsechny ceske svobodomyslne
ljednoty. Ma sjezdu tomto mel
by byti zastoupen kazdy ces-
Ky svobodomyslny spolek, jak
muzsky, tax ddmsky a proto
isou zadany timto ty sbory, kite
re snad neobdrzely primo "a
dost o vyslani zdstupcd, by tax
ufinily a vyslaly diva nebo ale
spon jednoho zastupce.
Ornament jmen adress "a
stupcd zaslete ma tajemnika
IVyk. Vyboru Svazu Svobodo-
myslnych, p. V. X. Soukupa.
10000 So. Ashland Ave-, Chica-
90, I'll. Penezni pfispevky ma
kryti vyloh Sc sjezdem isou
vitany a budou verejne kvito-
vdny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-12
VRELE DiKY.
e'@zs5EE% Il

Hubokou vd6cnost pobadana, vzdavdm timto
srdecne diky mlenym prftelkynim ktere me pocte
pfieztosti mych narozenn mne pfekvapily naSem
dome els. 4126 Sackett Ill., mn6 blahopTay vzlet-
ne naade dychanek uspoTadaly. Pfiomny byly pi.:
M. Jirkovsky M Lustg, j. Mlejnek, j. Vondrak, M.
Hrbac, E. Urbanec, " Lustig, A. Kovar A. Ryant, M.
Cizek, M. Mlady, F. Cudlin, j. Jaromek, M. Lnhart,
E. Vonasek, A. Ludwig, L. Obenauer A. Rada.
Ia poctu tuto pfedevsim dekuji mile prtelkyni
pi. N1arii Jrkovske jej przen ke mne a snahu
dost mne zpusoviti, dale p Math Lustikove podani
mne krasneho daru, kIiSt aoveho pTboru bahopfei-
nym proslovem jmenem pritomnych.
Pfijm6te mene pTitelkyne iest6 jednou me vrele
dfky ujist6nnl, re vzdy budu laskou Vas vzpomi-
natl re vynasnazm, bych Sc Vam odvdeGiti moha.
Vas vzpominajicf
JOsEFA VONAsKOVA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-11

Harold Henry. famous American
pianist, will be tho soioist at the
eighth Symphony concert at Meany
Hall. university campus. Friday
evening.
Henry has won brilliant triumphs
with orchesfras In the East and has
become one OF the foremost cxpon.
ents OF the music OF Edward Mac
poweii. In 1918 he was chosen TO
interpret the composers work at
the Mcdowell festival IT Petcr.
borough. n. III.
Two important works by American
composers win he on the program Of
the Symphony Friday. Henry will
play MaeDoweil's Second concerto
for piano and orchestra and Henry
Hadi~v's fourth symphony. North.
East, South. West" viii be given Its
first hearing in Seattle. Hadley
Was enxrussed In the composition Of
this symphony while In Seattle. and
81 Is likely that a large part OF the
work was written here.
The program presents another
event of interest In its presentation
for the first time In Seattle of
Iisx;.s symphonic poem. '@Tasso: La
ment and Triumph This work was
= great fayorite with the abbr-com-
poser and he many times made ref.
er~nec to his fondness for its sym
boiisn. The work Is based upon the
life of the early Italian poet. TOT.
quafo TaSso. who after q life OF suf-
Sersnx and torture. was finally ac-
neiAimed by Rome
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-11
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KANSAS CITY. Mo. Feb. IL
After J. -. Cavanaugh, former New
York bartender. handed a 500 tip
to bell boy. a $50 tip to maid
and $50 TO a bouseman who fetched
him a cigar. the clerk Mt the Mid
west hotel decided IL was time TO
call the police-and did.
cavanaugh, on whose person police
found $4,000 In cash. round trip
ticket to Los Angeles and diamonds
valued at $500. explained his generos-
nv by saying that all his life he had
been ambitious to have real time
and was now having II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-11
Gypsy Mother, 49,
Has % Children

CHICO. Cal. Feb. ff.--Mother OF
~ children at the age OF 40 is a
record which Mrs. Mark Lee, Gypsy,
u this city, claims.
Mrs. Lee had SIX sons serving with
the American Expeditionary Forces
IN France and one daughter In the
service OF the Red Cross.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-11
Republicans Are
Meeting at Boise

BOISE, Idaho. Feb. 11.--1ernbers
Of the republican state cetnrai com
nfttee are arriving today for the
Meeting to be held tomorrow, when
NE date for the state convention
pilI be named and delegates chosen
Df the Chicago convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-11
Remnants at
Reduced Prices

7 1SEFUL lengths of Rib
~ bon, Georgette Crepe,
Nets, Laces and Embroid-
cries, featured Thursday at
greatly reduced prices.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-11
Jewelry Novelties
at 15c Each

USEFUL accessories in in
- teresting assortment at
this price, among them Cuff
Links, Bar Pins, Brooches,
Beauty Pins, all low priced
at 15c.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-11
Children's
Boomers, SOC

CHOICE of pink, black and
~ white in these Knitted
Boomers, which are so easily
and quickly tubbed. Sizes "a
to "a. unusually good values
at soc.
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