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Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1920-05-20

FOR SALE BOUNDARY of grass
for eighteen ortwenty yearlings. w.
Hardin Brown, Boone, r. F. d.
mayl2-it-c
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1920-05-20
Report of the condition of
the BANK OF BLOWING ROCK

at Blowing Rock in the State ofNorth
Carolina, at the close of business,
May 4, 1920:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
say Window Dresser
should BE an trchiircj

som. ,Nc,piiUnuly interesting Facts
we're brought out 900 O. recent p".'ng
81 the Eastern Art. Association. u'i 90
BOSTON
Eya Rlmln delivered 1n address ON
"Huw 20 Reach "a, ruhilr Through
Artistic Display of N'r hlud....' .Ht
among other points Interesting Co ih"
retailer. s3id.
Women are mot Is ..He.'I ii.' 'e
they used Ca d, AMI rHw dIr" 90 '"h
gowns o. stiFiur nu,s when "'N .
few Years ago th,y would 3D.. 60 'r'v
suhducd tnts. Then usi" is noW
alou, evenly divided between pastel
shades aud the m,s' DARING tones "
the Ori"pt
Tn, development Of the art Of VIM
dow decoration WIS traced ly Nr
IGtuin. who explained that viii" Ten
wears ago the ohi,,t uf ih' window
dresser was o. SGT ls much w inc
store into the window as possible. the
pr,s, nt.,ay window dresser must Know
something - architecture and iu'"Ii"
decorating. MS well as essential '"''f
lappre, .nuuu. and must also display
marked creative ability.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
PARTY "nARMONY."

Major General Wood has advanced
20 the point Of attack Furthermore.
he has. attacked.
The Nicholas Murray Butler cit
adel OF Morals has been rddled and
the Butler flag OF a Duty Well Per-
formed has been shot from the mast
aud lies tattrred and TORI.
Dr. Butler IN a formal statement
just after the Republican National
Convention. charged that an effort
had been made by the stock gam
blers whom he said were supporting
Wood. TO purchase the nomlntion for
the General. He further declared
that he. the -7ocior. haG. with self
denial. permitted the New York vote
TO 20 gradually To Harding TO pre-
vent the preparation o: 80 great and
grave en- outrage
General Wood. IN his aAyanc" upon
tuf llaufi 81 HAAtft a.NlN A"t "tt"
nounces that be regrets 20 make a
statement. but that Il has become
necessary for him 20 brand a fakir
aud to donounce a lie 4 vicious
and malicious fllssa0od' Is the way
he characterlzes DR.. Buffers recent
utierance. and he further explains
that DIR. Butler in making public the
Questionable statement. sought 20
"lngratiate himself with certain Gle
ments which exercised n determining
influence at the convention and pos.
sibiy 20 explain bis own political
weakness
This is indeed. a pretty situation.
Long live "a good old Republican row.
Personally. We don't believe either
ono OF them Is right. and We hope
they both can prove il TO the salts
faction Of the general public and 81
all OF their political friends aud sup
porters.
A quarrel such as this ought "a
prove most stimulating 90 the pro-
posed new party. being fosiered h.
Messrs. LaFollette. Pinchoi. John
sea and family. They are citizens Ia
the Republican party whom q doe.
not pay to ignore. and IL is ven
probable that the so-called leaders 81
tho regular" Republican party vii
be allowed 10 find that out befor'
the close Of the present campaign.
Evidently. Messrs. johnson an'
Wood received a very rotten deal a
Chicago. And now people are tryinI
20 say ugly things about some o
their supporters.
Why shouldn't they bolt7
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
MRS PHEBE K. WARNER
WILL SPEAK 1T ROTARY
CLUB LUNCHEON TO-DAY

Mrs. phohc X Warner ~ Claude has
beer obii ned ~ n speaker ~ 't' To
tary club luncheon today noon AZ tho
Amarillo lloi. Sh" has been given
IN. privilege 81 choosing her own sub.
&C., and has not notified IN" program
committee upon what topic she viii
speak She spoke 10 the Eotarians q
Few months ago upon boys work.
The program for today Is in charge ~
n 4 puinhy ~ the burroughs Adding
Machine Company. Mrs !. l.. Williams
win play 70 piano solo and Bradley y
Hirlhroueh VIII Civ" vocal solo ac'
eompamcd hy Mry Williams
Amarillo Rotary Cub viii have two
delegates to 40" international ruuv,r
tian. which begins IN Atlantic Ci,r
juno -. Ross ~ Rogers and Ilhrcv &
White viii hr the representative. -,
latter lrft Dallas yft'rday IN t,'
Texas Special. which will be- th" finest
ard best advertised train which c,tf
lri' the STAY. d ~ 6cclit'i. Nh Ho''"-e
vail go io Atlantic civ from New iuri,
Xh.r. De- las been on business VI,
| White went in place ~ g " NcCn'
Tough. who bocln, 81 aud was Irahl,
T.. uF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
THE sHRINERs DEPART.

Amarillo Shriners left yesterday 10
attend the sessions Of the Imperial
Council In Portland. Ore, June 81
-. inclusive. They 60 20 petition
the council for a dispensaton for the
establishment % a shrine in ANA
rillo. They feel certain that their pc
tition will be granted.
And In this connection the need Of
n handsome Masonic Temple may b
considered again
Plans are under way for tho re-
vival OF the drivh 20 raise funds io'
the erection Of the structure By the
sale of insrr.nre BONDS. Statements
by manibers o. the committee 70
charge % the matter are n the effect
that once the matter O. again taken
NJ. there will be no stopping and 10
turning aside until the entire sun
needed r. guaranteed or secured
There are no arguments against
the erection OF n suitable luildinf
here. There are few II any Mason'
Who have not already assisted IN r.hs'
INK the fund needed by PURCHASING In
suranoe bonds. The trouble lie
neither IN lack ~ Interest nor Or d.
approval Of the method adopted Coz
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION SNAP SHOTS
The Story Of l6 Nominations.
~ T. a. VANDENBERG.

Bryan vu.,I .hnls , Towuc 2
,.rr..1 1000. .u..'r 90, ao o.
r.mur u,.,u r,rur lv.. 1000 Co..
.,.l'm. 600, e., ',,.ff.n l,d
r.E- ". % cone, ., sI...' '.s
I.f Although Bryan was waiting with
. .H'.lI train az Lincoln for an expect.
90 invitation 90 address the convention
T.Hrli.N thv imitation never came.
nd ffr n..us reason was e fear that
uis uu' u.. would result iu Towu's
election.
IH.trad 'b' e,uyoat..p nominated M.
300 steven" u 90 iugo,s. Who had hr"n
.'.. precedent with cleveland In his see.
.rd term. This action did not como.
however until tremendous pressure had
H,en pul upon David a. HIN II New
York. tr FcCcpi second place INNS
..u" was presented io the convention
Oh. senator Grady uf New York who
.s Immediately followed to the plat.
..m l ilil himself with positive de.
1Irilon.
en-. nll can gave Stevenson 5sa
..uH ihll soo. and Towne ~ - but
before ih" announcement ~ the totals.
fur,.r, changed io Stevenson. and
"as Quickly followed by enough others
.H make ih" Stevenson nomination com.
pi'tc Thus Bryan again--as IN 1886
found himself ON two tickets with two
different running mates ls candidates
.ar second place
Governor e. : Thomas ~ Colorado
vl. temporary chairman ~ the con
r.rtlu1 ami +. ~ Richardson ~ Tenn.
SCI. was permanent chairman. This
campaign rerultcd IN the election u Mc
liirl,y ard Roosevelt.
Tu o. continued tomorrow with the
..Iy ~ the Convention q 1904.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
! Cake That Drew
a Ihorsand Customers

Advertising Manager Ryan. ui Harris
Department store. i0 san Jose. calf.
l.lley-s that np matter 10 th. initial
cost IS high b. b. gpod business 'u ad.
yeftise in way that val draw tn
crowd into the store. once safely ir
side. tho attractive lines 20 merchandise
ana th' courtesy of 10, ul sf..0rlr can
ho depended unun o. rims th" cash regis.
o. fast and furIousiv Hut what -ort
~ chance have without customers
Recently on the occasion ~ th. fifty.
fourth anniversary OF tb, Store. Ryan
.iar,d an anniversary ID TINT la
Hpafi. 300 uHuIts anything ever ld.
ly,r,is,d Boz san Joss
I The Interior of thc store was deco
rated with over twenty .uso large birth.
isv cakes huli in four tiers. fashioned
from tissue rup'r o,,r wir" FRAMES
Zach one hung an ciDtlr light bulb
+ go .dn E4,h ciEr Vls decorated With
lreal sugar io.Hg. applied in fancy
Shape while the number 20" and uu.
m"rou. hearts" outlined in pink icing
gave osi To- message that this Wis
4 Hurts "s3th anniversary sale.
| Candles adorned each cake.
Bot the cr0wGlug glory 81 40 was q
iuli l.rihhy cas-, displayed Boo III,
'front.' Withdrawal boz shape and bu.Ii
u four tiers Dr d,DhF. each smaller thar
|iha enc h,low ElEht feet long thf..
feet wide lHd oyar three f..t high this
.r..rf cake required several m.rs -.I,.
IHa ir carrying 10 into tr. window
land DO Took Four bakers guIf dly. O.
Hass aHI ornament o..
. Th" ok. contained almost 1000 eggs
b quart o, vanilla. Do pounds Of but
It.r -oa pounds ~ sugar. H. pounds uI
flour and ~ guar.-s ol preserved
"rawh0uss tn, frosting -.u..s.rt.,
o.. Finest fkn Df th. d,Urtf"rs arr
hearts ard sweet r1s 1rd tgs" o..
'ry.sfthIng-al of creamy d.Irluusrsss
suspended above fh.s tg ris. was
smaller ol.-her' shaped and nrau1r
. iced ir pink Hfh d.ra uans o.
/. white.
The crowd gathered mTv two hour
.ilfHre fhr cutting Ui Hsrt- UthI1,
.ahr ua rtrd4isl fY take place. Onl
Hln remarked tllf sh' had com
m.ro fh1H frty mUrs ta a.. 'hit rtk
.H alt BE- e.s noted fh1' sf. iaash
fnUr d.a fr rn tEu uif. s... Dol
as.s tIii. Hr.1 end h.dirs
That $500 hours was tha most profit
! ahe that Hl.fs hsd ,ser experienced
. .uf me iDn4 'r nUrr papis in N
store ai Tho t.ui' ihr slant cake was cu
I snI distributed those who did rot max
d. rur hF erw,i o. onmuIehsns.y
It. rf r.f ff.f f.-e rUniained q.
. a. ln lu.lg ID . n uat to- u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17

raising the fund. Masons know that
the chief difficulty has been In a
lack OF workers to 90 out and make
a concerted canvass Of the member
shin aud In the failure Of many NJ
the members ~ subscribe FOR as
many bonds as they should
But this can be- remedicd and
there "a mo- doubt that Il will be-
rpmcdicd For every Master Mason
in Amarillo IS deeply Interested in
Tho welfare 20 tho lodge and every
ono of them have an abiding prid"
In tho city IN which they live u Is
very probable that many have not
purchased bond. more heavily he
cause they have NOT been asked 30 do
o because they have not seen that
th,re o. rrH need Tor further ass
i.iaueo ou their part n tho new
templn i to hr secured when the
mattrr is SEQ forth ana They 500 the
true state az affairs. wo believe that
ffrro .s n1 doubt these able NOM.
hers will come forward generously
Tor the sake oi their lodge and fo,
iro .lhr OF 'lr CITY.
u Amarillo SECURES the shrine. u
U.lI Indeed ha unfortunate Boz There
i- further delay 100 setting about me-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
ATTENDS CONVENTION.

\ letter from J. Lindsay Sum.
who has been in attendance upon the
State Press Association meeting AZ
Houston a. representative cf The
News aud The Panhandle. Indicate,
that the gathering this year was one
n me most successful In the history
Of the organization The Houston
Post refers to Mr.. Nunn's presence
90 the convention In the following
ioCoso manner:
Les, no is forgoten--J l.. ,.uun
publisher ~ the Amarillo News. IN
spite Of the competition. Is present
BE- @, IN ardent supporter OF th,
NcNs. and is especially proud Of m,
TACT that the News Is the only paper
OF the Panhandle represented az tho
Houston convention"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
Patrons PLAY Pool
Nhile Waiting for Change

Following IN. plan IT showing goods
J5st as they will look In the home. Mrs
l.. Remnants sons. furniture dealers.
ir Ilslr;ou. Pa. have learned that the
bes, WAY To- sell pool tables Is To- put
tE'm into operation IN their store.
saturday nights, when rush hours are
'u. the pool tables stand near IN. IN.
trance % the establishment with lights
burning overhead and with the games
in flu blast. Friends ~ N" members
u tn nrm drop In for game and N"
clerks IN. a hand when they have a
little breathing spell between custom
srs. To the person entering the Rein
hil, store the effect Is impressive. Bees
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17

~ ne roa tables stand furniture that
one would expect IN such a game room
home. while farther on are other mr.
rangcmcnts " pieces that would V" 90
usc IN q dwelling bot in nn .di'''ni
roam.
Tn. same phn .s followed uui DO the
dinlnl room furniture and in no" bed
room saowings. Tho tables Doc Oh" dining
rooms arc covered with linens and lr"
20 out with cut glass aud un" china.
The h'drooms are equipped WITH mat
tr.ssaf fproads pillows Hud tho Nh.
ruus have their equipments OF "u'l'N
vanity cases and other articles
m. living room nIrniiur" D. arranged
so that customers waiting their iHi' ~
determined ~ wait fnr 90 'l'r. WHOM
they wish in particular 90 'i.""1 io
iihcir needs. en- 80 down and d" al
home The TALKING ma'hin" 'ni i.'n"
section Be- adjacent and these lusi o.
m,uts are IN fun blast whenever i''rl'
gather and their cnteriainm'ai -
| sought.
The result IL that Remnants wakes
Ian IMPRESSION ct hum,n'ss.' The iH'i
| H. driven into N. minds "i people ihd'
h,y pol, the goods offered fn sale DE-
PLAYED boz q WAY thIt gives them "a
Iadruul'" conception Of hnw th'' VIII
laup,ar Dr. taken into th,u "wA u"'ii
.ues Naturally. the arrangement n'd'
boz selling goods since thy suEF 'i'"
ness of display that Indicates in' u>"'
tl which the ARTICLES "ff'rd '7n +"
lmt. ar.us,s the desire i' p"ss''s D.. 'h'
minds uf thos" VINO ,l' ih"m
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
Maxine a Truck
rom Tyne.

The rlarkwDod Tire Co. 81 Nashville
r m. manages 90 got attcnjion-com.
FALLING interest even into the type sec.
ii.u OF It's advertisements by having the
lettering ~-t IN such q manner as to
form he outline ~ o truck The news.
fapu composing roam il supplied with
e pencil sketch ~ a.. silhouette 81 a
C,r. Then the type Is So, 20 fit exactly
into that space with the result that
,b, tis pIil EXCEPTIONALLY well
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17

building OF splendid temple which
will become the center OF Masonic
activities in this section Of the state
"a haven for all visiting Masons
from other lodges and a home OF
which the local members OF the fra.
lcrn.N may well be- proud.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17

Tccthlng babies always nave n hard
time 81 u when this process occurs ia
hot weather They not only hay" 20
cont, nd with painful gums hut ~" s'nm
aTh D. disorJsr-d. bow,ls loose and the
no,ly uncomfortable. The best HELM YOU
ran give the little sufsr,r b. Mcil.i. ;
BABY ELtNiR. n corres's s"iir ston..
ach. - h and ouiats tn bowels and
help Lection. Sold by ~ DrugSisi..
90 e
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
IIIL lnNNINTInN Dol lgnn.

mn CONVENTION 81 1900.
T.. .H. National Democratic Cons
..... m' POO Kansas ,4F ono Iuls 4.
f Uum.n vh..u tIr,,
..r... I.... H.. destroyed o.. fi' hli
shiloh $50. .HHr bon ,ur fr Hlsu-
..n.U...U. Hr Hu.-.I,n. Tfu great
.I.. COCOON t. .I.r ..l.." which bad spills
.t. ru. E.I HtHr. h"H.. uas r.l
.HUu..Hf
Abs. Ht.a .f 'H. ..ut ntl.H wanted
81. sun fI.. fh.s ',,..E.fnrs money
question .lu vl..H ft country hsl
i,lI. .f.FUHl .Hu E.uU.. % and urged
neutrality-suspicious. W tH, las4r Co hf
llrll,i u,H WuWmrt concern. To
fG.s ,rI ,rm,uluu. "autiimu,f.ll
.sm" demonstration Uas staged with
COCO American flags suddenly loosod
l the convention hail. amid riot cd.
lfr..tI. music.
Es' William j. BRYAN ,i Nebraska
thc conventions iupti'hli, uUmin," iog
prDsii.r. asuIu-iusst'd upon r,it,g
alton 90 .fren silver faith. and though
q var msIHuty ,f the d,l,gut's. iu.iI
Nfl .m. OBJ. llrlus own convention
managers. favored contrary course
D, dyrw NehrIsian had bis ul
'viv
Tho "alr.r plank" went through ~,
Ir,,o.HtI,ns D0nm.it,, D. narrow mar
,n of Votes N.W Yolhs h.- d,l,gl
/ uor-grl,f o.. SILVER control - Rich
! 90 CrusDr oi TImmany Ii.il. instead
I the pa control 40 ,N. senator Ia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17

hnlli march around almost tho entire
tore before the line finally passed
thiough = narrow space Ia front 30 the
tables where The slices 81 cake were
d1.ntily wrapped in white paper and
r"r.'d hy four girls dressed In white
E.th Wilt" caps and gloves. \ white
.ll chef cat the cak. int" more than
a zoo g,uDTYIs slices
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
&. u. u. PARCELS MIST
HE VI q. u. At i:iO u. VI

. An &. o. y. and insured parcel
. post packages must Dee a. the post
. Office by 1.30 O'Clock IN the after
, noon o. guarantee their helms dis
. PATCHED upon that DAYS train.
declared Acting Postmaster }. L.
, Hulrrck yesterday. This ruling
, T. necessary because ol the time
. required Ia writ. up g. -. ps.
. and insured parcels The office
, win endcavor to send out parcels
) brought IN later. bat there u ~
. cry probability taat they cannot
. b. handled thar day after 4an
o'clock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
Corporation Court Light.

Corporation court was light yesterday.
on. porron paid fine for drunkenness.
two Tor driving ears without seals ana
two for driving across sidewalks
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
'HEBUSINESS
fCOLUMN s.
EDITGo BY MANSFIELD r HOUSE g,

In tts column which will appear and
short
and 10 2cuaral.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17
SUBSCRIPTION RATS

~ MAIL n NUFANIt
IN Tcxas. Oklahoma. Colorado and New
Mexico.
4 Month ..-........... ~
, Months 81 90
Aonths ............'''''' -.' -.
i Year. st''sssstt .-'
Delivered ty carrier IN Amarillo same
ne shove.
49,. ELSEWHERE
a Mo,,hs .s1s
no,tbs .....................f 4.es
i.Y@r..........................1st A.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17

only Morning Newspaper "a tho ANA
flilo country. Covers The Panhandle ~
Teas. Eastern NoR Mryico, southern
Colorado and Western Oklahoma from
twelve 20 twenty four hours IN advance
az Denver. Dallas. Fort Worth. oslo.
homa city and other papers carving
tsisgraphlc dispatches.
esp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17

MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS
The Associated Press = exclusively
entitled 10 the use fer republication -
ell nows disfnickss credited - On or
not otherwise credited IN This paper aHi
siso other i0cal news published herein
All rights q publication o; especial
DISPATCHES herein are also reserved
Special Associated Press Lfased
Wire Service.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-10-20

ness. Mr.. Pool plans to more to Pot
latch for the winter
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-10-20
An INSIDE BATH a Il.
MAKES YOU LOOK 4
and FEEL FRESH
Says 4 glass of hot water with
phosphate before breakfast
keeps illness away.

Physicians the world over recon-
mend the inside bath, declaring this
is of vastly more Importance than
outside cleanliness, because the skin
pores do not absorb impurities into
the blood, causing i'll health, while the
pores in the ten yards of bowels do.
Men and women are urged to drink
each morning, before breakfast, a
glass of hot water with teaspoonful
Of limestone phosphate in it, as a
harmless means Of helping to wash
from the stomach, liver, kidneys and
bowels the previous days indigestible
material, poisons, sour bile and tox-
ms; thus cleansing, sweetening and
purifying the alimentary canal be-
fore eating more food.
Those who wake up with bad
breath, coated tongue, nasty taste or
have a duh, aching head, sallow COM
plexion, acid stomach others who
have bilious attacks and constipation
should obtain quarter pound of
phosphate at the drug
store. This will cost very little but
is sufficient to show the value of in
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-10-20

ness. Mr.. Pool plans to more to Pot
latch for the winter.
Wisconsin Long Horn cheese just
in, at Bratton's Grocery. 20-21
Visit the Cold Storage Market and
meet Mrs. Roach the Virginia Dare
extract demonstration 1921
John Vedig, well known farmer of
the Nora neighborhood, is in Moscow
today, enroute to San Francisco. He
will spend the winter in California.
Finest selection OF mems woolens
ever shown. Leave your order for
future delivery. Schwarz. Tailor. 92-tf
Try some Of that Dainty" Brand
Goldfish Bratton's Grocery. 20-21
Mrs. E. F.. .Sprouse and daughter,
Mrs. Violet Moore and son have re-
turned from a six weeks trip in the
east.
See our window display of Virginia
Dare extracts at the Cold Storage
Market. o. s1M~ 20-21
The, funeral of Samuel G. Humph-
rev, which was to have been held to-
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-10-20
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Weather-Idaho, Tonight and
Thursday, fair.
Mrs. Roach will demonstrate Vir-
ginia Dare extracts at the Cold Stor-
aeg Market every day this week. 20-21
Mrs. Albina Crandall, Of Spokane,
spent several hours in Moscow today.
She was enroute home from Lewis
ton and stopped here to look sfter
some property she owns in Moscow.
Groundcherries just received at
Bratton's Grocery. 20-21
Concord grapes at 10c per lb, at the
Cold Storage Market 1921
w. A.. Lauder returned last night
fro man extended trip to the middle
west and south, in search of mar
ket for Idaho peas. He says the out
look is not at all bright.
Excello Cake, ready to bake, Brat
toms Grocery. se 20-z1
+. Pool, a pioneer of the Palouse
section. is in Moscow today on bust
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-10-20
GOOding Here Saturday

An error was made in stating that
Governor Gooding is to be here
Thursday, October 81. He will be here
on Saturday, October %, and will
speak Saturday night in Eggan's
hall. Every one is invited to hear the
former governor discuss the tariff,
and other national issues as well as
state issues. They are assured of
hearing real, American speech, by
a pioneer Of Idaho, who knows the
farmers side as we'll as the problems
of others. Mr. Gooding is engaged
in farming and sheep raising as we'll
as in other lines of business. He
wants to meet the people of Moscow
and vicinity during his visit here
Saturday.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-10-20

weather the attendance from the
country was not as large as had been
expected. Mr.. Waters says that in
many places where they have held
the attendance and inter
est have both been large and he pre-
diets that the league will carry sew
eral north Idaho counties, and thinks
they have a "cinch" in Clearwater
county, where they have full ticket
and the democrats have no candi-
dates in the field.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-10-20

day, has been postponed until Thurs
day tomorrow at l 80 p. m. at the
Baptist church. Friends of the fam
lily are invited to attend the services.
You are invited to visit the Cold
Storage Market and meet Mrs. Roach
the Virginia Dare Extract demonstra-
Tor. & ~ H 20-21
Libbys Moist Mince meat, glass jars,
at BrattOnS Grocery. 20-21
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-10-20
LOS ANGELES BARBER
HAVE REDUCED PRICES

LOS ANGELES-Th 25-cent hair
cut made its Temperance here today.
1t had been absent for some time
while those costing 35 and so cents
took its place. It's temperance was
noted only in few of those shops
which had been charging higher
prices, but there it was predicted it
soon would become general again.
With it reappeared the 15-cent
shave.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-10-20
SpOkane's Livestock Show.

The second annual Western Royal
livestock show will be held in Spo-
kane November l to 5, inclusive, and
premium lists and reports being
sent out by the management indicate
that it will set new record for west
ern livestock shows. Many Latah
county cattle, sheep and hogs will be
shown there and will probably be
offered for sale at the show.