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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24

10. 20 AND 90 ACRE
EfsfsCTAIA

10 acres. 1875. $50 down. SO per
month ZINE chicken ranch. One
acre bottom land.
10 acres. 1900: i7B down, siB per
month. acres bottom land. near
~ cleared. balance first class up
hna' south slope: spring.
20 acres. 1900; t7s down. tis per
month. Part bottom. with creek.
balance rolling. Fine for chickens
or berrisA
20 acres 400. 800 down. $40 per
month. About hslf bottom: good
spring. All fine land.
7o'scres. 1900; $500 down. $40 per
month. small house. barn; some
cl"afing' Zine spring. can be piped
70 house; on main road.
20 acres. $1,000. $3.50 down. $40 per
month. acres timber. balance
logged and well burned. fine
spring.
20 acres. $1,000: $3.50 down. ,ss per
month. Hair bottom land. creek.
all level best OF soil. will grow
anything.
so acres. 1900: 1850 down. $50 per
H.fth abNbh haH level balhHcr
rolhnE. creek. ? acres small tim
Der Fine place for stock or dairy
Greek can be used for power.
$40 acres. $4,000; 81. 900 down. bal
anee TO suit. Pine pasture and hay
land, In good pasture now, springs;
good soil. mostly rolling Ideal
for stock farm.
The above tracts are in the famous
cherry valley district. close 90 se-
attic. on good auto road. the soil
IL the very best rich loan. with no
gravel, creek or spring on nearly
every tract For berries fruit.
poultry or dairy, you cant beat IL.
Come in and see photos and soil
We viii take you out any time.
REELEY a. CALLAHAN
400 Hinekiey Bidg. III Second Ave.
Main 45iA.
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Lamping to Talk
to Women's Gu

The women's King County Repul
lican club Is to hear senator CcorE
B. Lamping. Seattle's candidate I'd
governor. discuss Party Regular
ties at the weekly luncheon Mondal
noon, Mt Moves cafeteria. James 4
Harvey will sing. The club extend
an invitation to all interested voters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
Will Set Date of
S. F. Bribery TriS

SAN FRANCISCO. June "a
Judge Griffin next Monday win =
the date for the trial OF Peter M
Donough on a charge OF briber,
McDonough, long power in polio
and court circles here. was acauittd
by jury late yesterday on charS
OF perjury. growing out of the Hid
of Justice probe by the grand jurI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
She Says Burglar
Took Hubby's Coli

fully Wednesday night. a prowle(
entered the room and took 81 FROM
his trousers pocket, his wife re-
ported TO police. They live at l4fs
T.. Pine ST. "Wednesday a prowlee
stole suit from William Idttlcfield2
a roomer, at the same address.
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fAltM f.ANfR
CHEAP LAND IN YAKIMA
10000 ACRE SHEEP RANCE

CHEAP LAND IN YAKIMA
ll.Oo1- ACHE SHEEP RANCE
MUST BE THHoWN OPEN
FOR SETTI,isftB
In the rich lower Wiley. noted for
Its fruits and tremendous yields 81
alfffa and corn. tho government
of the United States has been lay
ing out the last extension Of the
FAMOUS sUnNYsIDE CANAL
our $4,000 acre. 81 rich. smooth
bench land under this project must
be DIVIDED up and sold % settlers.
ron a SHORT TIML ONLY buyers
, w,ll be g'ssn :, me-. "a choles Of 'hs ,;s
long time 10 pay and very low
interest rate. Ideal climate. near
towns. on two railroads and state
VII bHoW THIS LAND TO BuYERs
By appointment Call at our office.
write 20 us or send n telegram.
Maps. photographs and samples Of
soil at our office.
office open evenings also.
YAK INA RIVER Farms COMPANY
sts Green Building. Seattle.
40 ACRES. 10 HEAD MICH cows
Real dairy farm. close 10 Kent. ~
acres cleared; part bottom land.
7-foom house, running water.
large barn and other outbuildinEs;
12b large fruit trees. small fruit
anu HAfufHs 10 ItHf mlith foWhs 3
calves. bull. team. 30 hens, . hogs
and farm tools. Price $4,000;
$3.50 cash.
l.. VAN ARaDALE 4 co.
1919 Third Ave.
Al DAIRY FARM
Best soil In the state; Will feed 20
cows year round. s-room house;
bath. furnace. light. phone. on fine
highway south Of Seattle; $4,000
cash required. Call and 1 viii e1-
plain IL all.
]. JEGSES
as New York Block
20 ACRES; FINE LITTLE RANCH
All rich soil ? miles from Auburn;
IS acres cleared: s-room house,
large barn. chicken house; Do
large fruit trees. strnwbcrrier
TaspberrieH and loganberrieF. gar
den; farm tools. horse, cows.
heiferE, las chickens. 2 pigs Price
$4,000. $4,000 cash.
l.. VAN AItsDALE q CO.
1919 Third Ave.
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Milk Dealers to
Discuss Demand,

Members OF the Seattle Milk Dcal
ers' Association win meet Thursda(
evening mt Sis O'Clock TO discua
the demands OF the milk produced
for raise in the price OF mil
The dairymen are asking for $50
a hundred pounds for the month
July and further increases in
gust and September.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24

Approximately 400 vessels. with n
total OF 100000 tonnage, were
launched on the clyde river during
the last year. the output almost
reaching the record of ship con.
struction on the Clyde
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24

Are you reading Confessions Of n
Bride" In The seattle starr n L. tho
most fascinating. Illuminating dciisca-
tlon Of the Development of n modern
wo,unn's soul, told In an int ~n-eiy Inter
~sting story form. that you could read
Yet YOU can't find u In any library or
book store. You must be n reader OF
The star Ia get It.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24

A veteran Australian miner u
produced samples of ores found 4
Point Grey, Vancouver. which shoa
gold assay values OF over Sl.oOo
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
foR sALE--REAL ESTATE

HOME AND INCOME
Here 10 a wonderful chance 20 get
your start. You viii never have 20
worry about your payments " YOU
buy this place. You viii always
have m Income 90 izb per month.
and nice home besides. Now
listen To- this; IL 10 located IN a
nice district. on paved street and
only Ia blocks from Madrona car
line, Il has 6 nice rooms and bath.
and IN tho rear II has large.
beautiful aun pRfi0r with 20 win
dows and a kitch.nettc. This u tho
part they Nght over 20 rent at tz3
per month. leaving you : nice
rooms to live In. and only 80 p.f
month Co pay. as tho fun monthly
payments are only US, Including
Interest The total price IL only
1880. 100 cash, Can you beat "
in Scatter Gail at 7iz iTth ave.
or phone East tTA1,
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LOGGEDOFF LANDS
STOCKS AND BONDS


WE OFFER TO BUY
Guardian Trust 4 Savings Bank
Union National Bank
National City Bank
American Trust a Savings Bank
Comrn2nweaith Finance
Elgtn Motors
Pan Motors
Arctic Construction
Todd Shipysrds
United Rubber Products
WE OFFER TO SELL
100 Western Rubber. AIS
20 Superior Port Cement 5000
Is Nut House. pref. s2o0
90 Coop. Food Assn. 80. Bid
1000 Alaska Pct q Coal. .lsh
$50 Rothsrt Process Steel 100
$50 Manhattan-TeI Pet. LIS
30 psc. Coast Biscuit -. Md
y Sd.Tf.& =. CO. pfd. hid
10 Prr. Alas Nav. CO. =. 1890
LIBERTY BONDS and
GERMAN MtfNicIpAI-S
Bought and Sold
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SECU-
RITES CORPORATION
1o2 THIRD Avenue
Main 1897
Will Ruv Liberty Bonds
WILL SELL
~ Pan Motor
60 Davis car Totem
Too wicks Tire A. Rubber
1os Universal High Power
ias Eothert Process Steel
i-S Simplex Auto Wheel
sc Deep Sea Salvage
$50 Hcacun Coal
es7 Pacific Electric Welder
a2s National Mines
as Ballard OIL
$50 Western Smelling q Power
eco American Workers oil
1000 Columbia Red Metal
6 white Lunch pfd.
1000 mi oil a. Refining
MAX WiNkLER
Elliott $50 sit Union ST.
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RON EACHA>GE~-IiI.AL
ESTATE
ACREAGE

II LOOKING FOR A FARM
LOOK THIS OVER
20 acres OF good land: 20 ncrea
cleared. all fenced: 2 acres In po-
tatocs. aud balance In corn and
clover; 5-room house: furniture;
good barn and outbuildingA: farm
implements; cows. 2 horses. 200
chickens; 2 wells. 30 fruit trees.
Cost 81 900. our price only $4,000
b2i Railway Exchange Ridr
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CARD or THANKS

CARD OF THANKS Z,
We wish 20 express our thanks
the kind friends and neighbo1n
during the sickness and death
our beloved daughter. also for I ~
many and beautiful flowers--E
and Mrs. Ross II. Kingston.
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PERSONAL.

LEAVING FOR Los ANCELEB b.
auto June 20 or ~. Deslff tw
passengers 90 share expense. IT,
each. Phone Elliott z3ss or a.
z3f Yale BIDS. between ana
p. m.
Pr UM MINT HAIR WAvr
Marching. henna pack for
and faded hair.
LADIES IMPRovEmENT SHOP
Main s607. bz0 Union 81
NpPEAL TO ANYONE VITALITY fN
tsresfrd in the care Of our insane.
Write me Immediately in conf
L dence, Mrs. Jessie y. Martin, BIG
y. s2nd st
DR. LILLIAN cHAsDLEH--BANf.
prHctic phyHiclan: natural su<Q {
herb remedies. no operation. Gil
First ave. Main b1le. -
ELEcTho. MEpIcATh.pI iNH ,Al.
asthma, catarrh. Information fres
sos y Third ave. -
MASSAGE. LIE CT y g THEAf~
ment. vapor. steam bath; nnsdic1t
salt and sulphur baths. t7f7 ff0n
ave. N. y. u,
BALLARD MATERNITY Hom1 IN
u under new management; feAso- a.
able rates Ballard 5tBb. OLE
100 REAL ESTATE LOANS
MopEY FOR WASHINGTON FAAx.
AND ACREAGE LOANS; Prom[..
. sf5Tiis Z CO. Inc oi hssry Siss
Main 1910.
100 LEGAL NOTICES nk1
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Corr
the state Of Washington. In anpe|
for the County OF King.
SUMMONS
Julia Fila. Plaintiff vs.. Peter Pr "a
Dffen can't -. 60
The State 81 Washington 10 the ~
Peter Fila. Defendant; -
You are hereby summoned TO appe8
within sixty days after the dat
Of the FIRST publication OF fhhn
summons. tO-wtt. WITHIN f1k.
days after the nth day OF jun
1870. and defend the above efap "
action In the above entitled coz
and anHwer the complaint OF al
plaintiff. and serve copy OF yt
answer upon the undersigned RtI
torney for plaintiff at his offiep0
below stated. and in case Of you
failure 80 TO do. Judgment VIII
rendered against you according
the demand OF the complaint whic
has been filed with tho clerk ~
said court
The object OF this action IL 10 obtaiQ>
divorce from said defendant o.
the grounds OF non-support au44
deSertion. and TO obtain the cuss
tody OF the two minor children Ct
GEO. OLSON. "A
Attorney for Plaintiff. "a
Office and Postoffice Address: u
400 Central Building. IA
Seattle. King County. Warrington
Elliott ~.
1917 CARD or THANKS ~
CARD OF THANKS -
We wish 10 express our thanks
the kind friends and neighbom1
during the sickness and death
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Observation-Disclosures LUMBER
COMPANY


t2.7s0--Q a. HILI,-s2,75O
This very comfortable 4-room home
u well located. the lot is very de 4
slrablc. and the terms are like
rent. This IL good value for The
money.
j.. X. THOMAS e. COMPANY. Inc.
LAND-LOANS-HOMES
1920 Third Ave. Elliott ana.
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HERE ~ A GOOD nuY
Five-room modern bungalow, garage
and everything. close To f'hinney
car Come and see a. owner says
self 30 here goes for 's.sco; 1900
cash.
A DANDY NICE rorR-RooM
LIGHTHOUSE
on good landing for ti.2oo. about
1900 cash.
BUY TIIia-poS'T RENT
Four.roOm modern cottage and a
dandy lot soxioo. for $3.50. $3.50
cash.
T,os Greenwood Avenue
rHiNSEY DISTRICT SPECIAL
Here IN s-room bungalow. double
constructed. In Al condition In
aide and outside. large rooms
thfuout. full sized cement base
ment furnace and laundry trays;
beautiful lawn ona block Oft
paved street. tt.ooo. 1900 cash.
balance easy.
OUR BEST on rHfNSEr RrnGE
Ssx rooms. fireplace. buiit-in feat
ures. fine large cement basement.
Laundry trays. half block off fhin-
ney car. house In splendid shape
Price for quick sale at $1,000. ZOO
cash.
GOODRICH REALTY co.
ballard sst
Corner rsnd and Greenwood
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MOT0RC,CLis AND
MACHINERY
i6 WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY


HOME BUILDING POSSIBLE on A
MONEY SAVING PLAN
The plan f. very simpie-an eRpe ~ =
stralglft-cut. practical elimination
OF every extra and experimental
cost
Many years Of home building has
placed us among the experts, and
our services include furnishing
you with plans and specifications.
all materials. and a contractor who
builds from your plans intelli-
gently. and by a thoro knowledge
Of his business saves you time.
worry and money. II necessary.
tlOn financing.
All particulars will be Eiady supplied
upon application. and we wish 60
Impress upon you that the inquiry
carries absolutely no obligation
whatever.
MACINTOSH TRUMAN LUMBER
COMPANY
THE HOME BUILDERS"
24ol l.. G. Smith building. Seattle.
MIR. CHICKEN MAN. READ THIsl
10 acres, 7 In cultivation, orchard.
small fruit of ali kinds: 6-room
plastercd house. with bath: 2
chicken houses. cement floors, 50x
- and 60N20 feet: 2 broodcr
houHeR. +sNlg and g0N12 feet; ga
rage. water pipcd 10 all buildings.
1000 chickens. 3 cows: $4,000,
terms; Will consider good house
and lot ns part payment
CLOSE TO BOTHEII,
10-ncre tracts; some alder bottorp.
the best of soil: IAN miles from
THIS city; this IL your opportunity
10 own some good acreage: $3.50
FOR 10 acres, on good terms.
See Mr. Roland
Facts. Values and CourteHy'
THE DOUGLAS COMPANY
s22-S24 Leary building
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Ex- SERVICE MAN WISHES WORK.
VIII do anything that furnishes n
living wage. Prefers something
mechanical Good gas engine man,
marine or other F-f02, Star.
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rs SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

FOR PAINTING, PAPERTNG. KAI,-
somining. call. days. North s463:
-:.Es and Sundays. Baliasd
1913. win send man to estimate
your Job free. All work guaran-
teed
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TX SERVICE MAN, FOURTH CLASS
fireman. license. can handle steam
and gas engines and can drive a
car: will consider anything In city
F-f00. Star.
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10 FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SO FOR SAIE--IJlV~fTtR


CORRECT PIANO TUNING. 1900,
John strcm. ga 9Th ave. Main
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fT1STEE1TG = We 60 my
where. for any size Job. North
1f02
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leaving ron Los xS6ELEB %
uaFsenRers % share expense, fts
each. Phone Elliott z3ss or esk
z3f Yale Bldg. between 1 ana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24

TEAMSTER WANTS WORK on
rarm or ranch. Experienced In
farm work. Address F-f05. Star.
LYLE WHITcOMB. EALSONfNING
and cleaning wallpaper. Elliott
4zbC-I mr. 2Ofg glxth ave
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GEO. OLSON,

ATTORNEY for PLAINTIFF z
Office and Postoffice Address.
900 Central Building.
Seattle, King County. Warrington
Eliiott a.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-07
MORE WITNESSES
\ CALLED in THE
NEWBERRY CASE

Grand Rapids, Mich, Feb. Mrs.
Anrabel Hamilton. one of the head
stenogTaphcrs in the NeWberry cam
paign headquarters at Detroit, testi-
fed today in the election conspiracy
trial Of the Michigan senator and 122
others.
Fashionably gowned, gloved, hat
ted and yelled, Mrs. Hamilton told
about a cash box in the Office vault OF
the Detroit campaign headquarters
said she had received dictation of let
tiers written to Truman, H. Newberry
by b: Frank Emery and related that
mail for Paul King, campaign man
lager, was forwarded to the same
Ipostofhce box in New York to which
mail for the senatorial candidate was
addressed.
Mrs. Hamilton also related a con-
%versation with William j. Nickel, Of
Oshkosh, Wis, the Democratic de
Ifendant, who is alleged to have been
hired by the Newberry campaigners
to get a candidate on the Democratic
primary ticket in opposition.to Henry
Ford. She said Nickel told her he
was going to 'Mnd a candidate who
would have no show against New
berry, II he had to himself
Another witness, Frank II. Whitney,
Marquette, related a conversation in
that city with Clifford Sibben,. secre-
Etary to Paul King.
"Sibben told me-" he said. that
FNewberry would be elected regardless
of money and that NewberrY and his
family were financing the campaign"
did he say 'Newberry and his
family or the Newberry family? ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-07
England Troubled
! Over Introduction
OF American Slang

London. Jan. 22.-tMail)-Ens-
land IL apprehensive lest the yocabu-
larry of her youth become corrupted
through incursions of American
slang
transatlantic tourists in England
note with interest the frequency with
which resort is made to YANKEES
talk by British song and .play-wHt.
ers seeking to senliven their prodic-
tons. Bands and orcheetras
athroughoutssthe country, when play
Ing populahmusic, play American re-
lections almost exclusively. American
songs monopolize the English music
hall and musical comedy stare.
II Is the subtitle OF the American
moying picture film which, 1t -
feared. constitutes the most menaCS
inr. threat to Wanted English purity
Of speech.
.The child at the pictures y pick
ing UP = new language from the
>slahey American films" sAyp Ascrtuc
IN q contribution to the London Daily
News headed 1.-THE VULGAR Tongue
II visited two picture Meelers to-
day tor The express purpbGe of col-
lectinK slang phfases and Of nOtics
ing the. effect OF the new lsnguAkS
on TIM chtld a. well IS ON the adult.
what 1 h villain said to the hero
when fhe latter started to argue with
him va .cut ont that dope. ana !
hundred pipinE voices repeated sthe
Injunction. The comic mar ~.
;nounceA his mAfriAke 20 the belle ef
'Llmbertown BY saying, TN hitched'
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-07
ADHERT7SEEsN1. s
OUCH BACKACH|E!
RUB LUMBACO OR
STIFFNESS AWAY
ADHERTIsEE.sN1.
Rub pain from back with
small trial bottle Of old
Isl. Jacobs Oil"

When your back is ore and lame
or pumbago. sciatica or neuritis has
you sttfened up. don't suffer! Getsa
mail trial bottle Of old. honest EST.
Jacobs Oil" At any drug store, pourSa
little In your hapd and rub It right on
your aching back, and blythe time you
10 rome. Sss ss
Don't stay crippled. This soothing.
penetrating Eminent axes the ache
and pain right nj and ends the
misery. II Ii magical, vet >ahsolutely
harmless and doesn't burn or diScoiulr
the skin. i.
Nothing else stops luIhbako, sciatisa.
and lame back misery 20 promptly
ana surely e hAvsr ateapppints!
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-07
'E||:::a.s,t I Side.
CHANGES MADE
lN'MD WINTER |'|'E|';R]F !.
!. SHOW PROGRAM
Sale and Show in Crookston
TO Be Held; Meetings
Will be Cancelled.

Ns 49, Jos vi E-EN 80 ENs-+
All events that would be likely to
attract large crowds at the Mid-Win-
ter; show scheduled to be held in
Crookston beginning next Monday,
hayeSbeen cancelled On account OF the
prevalence OF, influenza, officials of.
the exhibition announced today. This
action followed reports today OF three
deaths from pneumonia in Crookston.
and was advised by the state board OF
health.
Tho events which will be cancelled
include 2allSpublic meetings, at which
speeches or. demonstrations were to
DO given. The livestock sale, farm
crops show. and the Industrial exhibit
are ~theSonlys. events that we're not
cancelled.
Upon, the cancellation Of the speak
n $pfosraIns, DIR. M. L. Burton, pres-
identss Of Minnesota, univerxty, and
AHon. Duncan Marshall, OF Edmonton,
Alta, and others who would have APP
peared upon the program were noti-
fed of the action OF the board.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-07
EAST I BRIEFS

T. A. Bydal has returned from
Minneapolis where he has BEEN on
business during the! past week, Mrs.
Mary Enright OF the BYda1 Mercan-
tile company who has also been iii
tho cities onSa buying trip since Mon
day, is expected to return Sunday.
evening. -"
The local Girls Basketball team
has been putting in some good prac-
tice and will meet the university high
school next friday. The university
team is the only one this season
which has succeeded in defeating the
local quint and interest in the prob
able outcome of the game is high.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-07

fair demand for durum. Receipts
we're very light and it was reported
here hat the North Dakota shippers
were going to hold supplies OF the
market.
There was a slow demand for corn
futures at the opening and prices
were easy for all deliveries. There
was q slower and weaker feeling in
cash corn markets. Oats and rye
futures showed a stronger tone after
the opening owing to the interest OF
tho export trade and light offerings.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-07

"Of course. the American child can
comprehend these things much bet
ter than the British child, who Is
quite unfamiliar with such phrases.
mother and asking the meaning Of
fly COP. We may admire the terse-
ness OF the phrase forget it, but
does the subtitle The Buns Gone
Datfy.' convey anything to a theater
full of cockneys?
I'm another picture a man traf-
licked secretly with Indians, ex-
changing bottles Of fire water for
beaver. skins was Sub-titled, The
BootleERer.'." ,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-07
Lane Asks For More
Money For Irrigation
Work In The West

washington, Feb. 7.-secretary
appropriations for work on irrigation
projects next year from $7,872,000 to
$~l2,S73,000. The secretary said Presi-
dent Wilson had approved the esti-
mated expenditures.
i Nineteen irrigation projects in Ari-
IONA, Colorado. idaho, Montana,
North and South Dakota, Nebraska.
Wyoming; Nevada, New Mexico,
Texas, California and Washington
would receive the increased funds
permitting greater development work,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-07
SISTER AUGUSTA
OF CROOKSTON DIED
OF INFLUENZA TODAY

Sister NJ. Augusta Of the Order&of
Benedictines, died this morning at 8
o'clock In Croqkston, following a
weeks illness luz to influenza and
pneumonia. She had been in Crook
ston for the past two years and was
principal Of the cathedral high school
there during that time.
Sister Augusta Joined the order Of
Benedictine Sisters 18 years ago.. Her
patents home is in Tacoma, Wash
ington, and she was about IS years
old at tho time of her death. Last
Saturday Sister Augusta visited the
local convent, and was in perfect
health. She was taken suddenly ill
early this week and contracted pneu-
monia from which she died.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-07
asked Martin W. Littlcton, on cross

asked Martin W. L4ittleton, on cross
examination.
"He said -'Newberry and his fam
.ily,' but. he did not say Truman II.
Newberry," replied the
III. Newberry and understood Sibben
referred to him. countered Frank c.
Daley, assistant attorney general.
Yes, SIR said. Whitney. over OBJ
jections of the defense.
Other witnesses today include
|Chas. O.. Potts and C.. r. Hfgbee.
member and clerk of the grand jury
which returned the Indictments IN
the case.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-07
COLUMBUS WARNED
OF MEXICAN RAID,
SAY WITNESSES

Ell Paso, Tex.I Feb. Testimony
given at a hearing today of, the sem
ate subcommittee Investigating tn
Mexican situation, indicated that the
plan Of the Mexicans to raid Column
bus in 1876 was known there at least
two days before the attack.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-07

Duluth, Minn-Eighty-three cases
OF influenza and three deaths follow
Ing infiuenzA-pFeumonia. were re-
ported hero from noon, yesterday to
room today.
jamestown. N. D.-The ban on
churches, schools and public meet
ings. placed last week to prevent
further spread Of influenza, was lift
ed today following a decrease in. the
number Of Isl reported. Restric-
tions against pool halls and dances
remain in effect.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-07
MINNEAPOLIS .GRAN.

Minneapolis, Feb. THE under
tone OF the cash wheat market held
weak and early there was q poor de-
mand. Later there was quite an im-
provement and bids were at about
yesterdays low levels. There was
slow demand for winter wheat and a