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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-12-09
ADVISORY BOARDS
BUDGET SUGGESTIONS

The advisory budget board. in ses-
sion last week with the county court
to set expenditures for the coming
wear, agreed to an appropriation of
$500 for better road signs for the val
lev's highways The request for road
signs was made bV a committee from
the Hood River Merchants Associa.
tion. 1t is planned that a portion Of
the fund shall be spent in erecting
cumprehensive gudeboards at either
-de Of he city on the Highway. The
Hood River Automotive Dealers Asso-
citation offers to aid in signing the
county by approprating trucks for the
week.
The budget board recommends the
appropriation Of 81 600 for the Hood
River County Fair Association for the
purchase of permanent fair grounds.
The county, according to action taken
by the advisory board, is advised to
raise $4,000 next year to match state
funds in the construction of roads un-
der the Market Roads act. The com
mittee. however, suggested that APP
ptopriations for the Lost Lake road be
cut from 81, 600 asked to 81 200.
The budget board deemed licen7e
fee of $40 paid by the Hood RIVER
White Salmon Ferry Co. too small and
tire county court was asked to increase
this 10 $50 per year.
Hood River taxes will be consideTa-
bly higher during the year 1921 than
for the past year The advisory budget
committee recommends a total tax Of
S235. OLA as compared with a recon-
mendaton Of $l64, 1925 year ago.
This is exclusive of special road and
school district taxes. The heaviest in
crease noted will occur in state taxes,
which have increased from $50 600 to
$40 600. 1t is recommended that bridges
and culverts be given appropriations Of
$40, 600 the coming year as against
Sl7, 600, and roads Will draw 50O00 in
stead Of 43, 000 year ago. The budget
board also recommended that the coun-
ty raise SIG, coo to match state funds in
the construction Of market roads.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-12-09
BOAT CARRIES EX-
PERIMENTAL CARGO

The United American Line. operat-
ing steamships between Pacific ports
and the Atlantic through the Panama
canal, sailed from Portland Sunday
with a shipment Of Hood River apples
that will be used in an experiment,
according 10 c. A. Mslboeuf, Portland
apple buyer who was here Monday.
Some of the fruit will 20 forward IN
der certain different kinds Of refrigera-
tion, while a portion Of the apples will
he handled under ordinary ventilated
steamer space conditions.
While the shipment IS small. Mr..
Malboeuf thinks the experiment NAV
have a momentous Significance. On
the results may hang future vast move
ments of apples by boat from the Pa
cifc coast. The experiment is indica-
tive that chipping concerns are Begin
ming to take material interest IN the
transportation Of apple tonnage by
water.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-12-09
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
ARE GIVEN TEST

All Of the girls Of the high school.
total Of rs, have been examined the
past three weeks By Mrs. Glen6ora
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-12-09
MASONIC DANCE
NEXT MONDAY NIGHT

Elaborate preparations are being
made by members Of the Masonic
Lodge for their first dance, which will
he held at the Pythian Temple next
Monday night. Hermann 0. Kresse is
chairman Of the decorating committee
He says the big ball room will be re-
splendent in novel trimmings.
j. Nj. Culbertson, who is arranging
a program to interrupt the dance about
1890, says a number of pleasant and
novel features will be introduced. The
dance will be for Masons and their
ladies only. 1t will be compliment
aly
I'VE are trying to reach all Masons
Of the valley with invitations" says
Kent Shoemaker, Master, "but it is
to get all names. All Ma
sons. however, whether they secure in
vitatiors or not. are cordially invited
to attend the social event. -
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-12-09
new ALLEYS TO BE
READY NEXT WEEK

So far as can now be foreseen by the
management the Blue Diamond Bowling
alleys will stage the formal opening
the night of Tuesday, December IA,
and will be open for regular business
the following day.
The six tournament alleys in the
basement OF The Highway Auto Com
panys garage are now being rapidly
surfaced, the partitions separating the
alleys from the rest of tA big base
ment are in. the lighting syste n is
complete. and the carpenters are fin
ishing the seating arrangem 1nts for
spectators q
The street entrance granted by the
council is practically finished and bar
ring a few minor details Hood River s
long promised new play ground is
ready to go.
"Ne have had many set-backs and
delays" said Mr.. Kruse yesteTo av.
but when we are ready for the public
/ believe they will say with Mr.. House
and myself, that the results are worth
our efforts.
Certainly we have done all that is
humanity possible to provide Hood
River with the best alley equipment
obtainable, and in my 20 years expert
ence as a bowler. / have seen few
drives which are as satisfactory as the
ones we are furnishing.
"In addition, Mr.. House and ! will
he glad to give all bowlers all the
coaching they desire, and we want be-
ginners especially to ask US for our
help. A feature of our work will be
our afternoon beginners class for wom-
en- at reduced rates, from to 4 every
Thursday. We will, Of course. help
any woman who cannot come at this
special time, but urge the ladies' to try
to get the benefit Of this special offer.
eve shall give Hood River the best
we have at an times, in the way of a
clean. straight game, always enjoyable
and beneficial" "
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-12-09
OLD SOLDIERS TO
RECEIVE PRESENTS

The Woman's Relief Corps, ace riding
to Mrs. David Marlor. who is soliciting
fruit and candies. is determined to
help in carrying real Christmas cheer
to the 200 Civil war veterans at the
OLD Soldiers Home at Roseburg. The
women believe that contributions will.
be made here with a spirit of lberali-
ty, and plans are under way for dis
patching a huge number of articles
soon.
All wishing to make a contribution
are asked to leaye same at Chas. N.
Cla'ke's drugstore. In case it ia de-
sired money will be received for pur-
chasing gifts for the veterans.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-12-09
ASTORIA PRAISES
HOOD RIVER APPLES
(From Astoria BuJgeO

Hood River valley was trsnsplanted
in Astoria yesterday when the Acme
Grocery presented one Of It's best win
dow displays of apples ever seen IN
this city. The apples were highly pol
ished and placed in boxes where there
was an opportunity for an excellent
color display.
Among the apples exhibited were
Spitzenburgs. Winter Bananas, Ort-
levs. yellow NewtOwns. Staymen
WInesaps. Arkansas Blacks ard Deli
cious. The display was further decor
ated with ferns from Bustwick, the
florist The apples were secured BY
the Acme from the Hawkes. orchards.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-12-09
TOURIST HOTEL WILL
COST ABOUT $25O,OOO

Excavation for the Sc rooms Of the
first unit Of the tourist hostelry to rise
on the site of the old Wau-Gun!-
Motel, is complete and pourin of con
crete for the foundation will soon be
under way. Henri Thiele, chef of the
Hotel Benson in Portland, who will OPP
crate the new hotel has announced
that the dining room will be "A princi-
ple feature of the resort. 1t will seat
500. S. Benson is financing the new
hotel.
The resort hostelry. which will be
three stories high. will be ready to re-
ceive quests in the spring, it is said.
Its cost, it is announced, will be
S250 GOO
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-12-09
CITY TAXES REMAIN
ABOUT TIE SAME

Hood River city taxes. as adopte
in the final budget by the city council
Monday night. will make practically
no change over last year, according to
Recorder Howe The total of city
taxes will reach S}s. 900, making to-
tai millage Of about II mills.
The city school district. however.
including surrounding rural property as
well as that within the corporate linn
its. will show an increase because Of
Ss7. 900 IN special taxes to be raised.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-12-09
MERCHANTS TO HEAR
STATE SECRETARY

Edward A. MacIean, secretary Of
the Oregon State Retail Merchants
Association. will attend a special meet
ing Of the Hood River Merchants
Association next Tuesday evening,
when he Is scheduled for an address on
problems confronting retailers today.
The session will be held at the Com
mercial Club al s o'clock. 1t vii be
followed by a luncheon.
The meeting is one Of special signiii-
carce. according to G. o. Huelat. ana
all merchants are urged % attend.
Evening star., 1920-01-11

To be along the sunny Palm Beach walks and lanes
according fashion dicators This type close
y allied with riding breeches. its only trimming being
of buttons The of the is closely gath
cred below the knee.
b. ntsrnaron Film Service
Evening star., 1920-01-11

Now comes
the # e a t h e r
Dance" to be
k n ow n as "a
unique creation
of nature dane
ers." This re-
hearsal, headed
by R nth St.
Denis and Ted
Shawn, is be-
ing held with
an os tr ich as
the centerpiece.
The d a n c e rs
are garbed- in
snow W hite,
with headdress-
es and girdles
Of os stric h
plumes.
I t'n,lrrw.nHi
X t'mlrrw.s"l.
Evening star., 1920-01-11
BY international Film Service.

Although Germany in Of strife. her scien
fists have gone work again DR.. Albert Ensten photo
graphed his desk, has theory relavity. namely
the diversion Of ray Of light field of gavtaon Of the
The theory which claimed be turning point in the
history of physical science has been confirmed by English
World
Evening star., 1920-01-11

Maurice Mae
terli nck and
wife as guests
of honor of the
"B lue Bir d
Ball." held in
New York. The
Belgian poet
saw many OF
the characters
Of his = B lu e
olrO come 10
life in the bal
let, which was
a feature of the
bali. Left to
rig h t: Mrs.
lila m K.
Vanderbilt, Jr.;
Mr.. M a e ter
linck and Mrs.
Maeterlinck.
tyInfernxfional Film
Service.
Evening star., 1920-01-11

The Baroness Yvonne de Mazeres who arrived in this
country exhibit thirty paintings The baroness, rel
ave of Count Boni de Casane stirred her native France
recently with painting France Cruched"
4 lrndew
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-27
NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that am the adj
ministratrix Of the estate OF Mrs. LEILA NJ
Ward, deceased. and one of the two sole heir
at law and am In possession and control OF
sonal That | have not surrendered the pos
session and control OF the Orange Hotel in
Lakeland. Florida. and that S. A. Smith and
Mary r. Smith. his wife. have no right OF
authority over the same and that a certain
instrument Of writing with reference to the
said Orange Hosel has never been complied
with and is Veld LULA WARD.
alss
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-27

Corner Massachusetts avenue and
Myrtle street, a. m.
Corner East Orange and Ingraham
avenue-10 a. m.
South Florida avenue and Park
street, II a. m.
West Lemon street at Lake Beulah
2 p. m.
Corner North Florida avenue and
North street, p. m.
Corner Mcdonald street and Ingra.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-27
LAST CATTLE TEST TO
BE MADE SEPT. 18TH;
STATIONED ANNOUNCED

Cattle are now being tested by the
government inspector commencing
September 2Sth and will he continued
for ONE DAY ONLY.
Inspecting stations are as follows
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-27

HOTEL MATANZAS-Nicely fur
nished, for sale; also small Ford
truck for sale. G. F. Taylor. own
er, Lakeland, Fla. 1928
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-27
ADDITIONAL CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE--Three piece library set
also oil heater, rug and miscellan-
GUS articles. Madam Puetz, Room
IL, Deem and Bryant building
Phone 357 Red. 1927
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-27

ham avenue D, m.
All persons outside city limits wish
ing cattle tested will bring their stool
to one of the above named stations.
This is the LAST TEST and all
persons are hereby warned and ad-
vised to have their cattle tested 10
comply with the laws.
Respectfully yours,
DR.. A. E. CLINE, VT
NJ. s. & D, Inspector
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-27
FOR sALE-DAIRY

Good paying proposition. Descrip-
ton on request. Box 2SS, Lakeland,
Fla. 1921
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-27

RENT-Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping, also garage, to cou-
pie. Phone 210 Green. 1925
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-27
Now Ready for Business

We wish the public customers that we are now ready for business
former quarters homet fixtures the show windows One side the
store devoted clothing shoes hats also trunks and BAGS Our stock
represents of the best well of mems goods be found on the
market go = - ~ - -
MEMS CLOTHING ,-msu.-.
FOLLOWING
kupenhemr 9th makes
Chicago
OTHER IN BOYS
ARE CARRIED MOST ANY FOUR
HAS ALWAYS BEEN TO SELL MERCHANDISE AS CHEAP As POSSIBLE
FOR THE CLASS OF GOODS THAT WE HANDLE
THE DIFFERENT
PRESIDENT Manager c
esdet Porter Me,sFur
= reary andTre l. ,MensFur
e Smith, sand
Pham sookkep
very cordial our new Mace uLsrs will be- found
0'u"NS 0' inc men and boys Mail orders solicited
equaed a place - ~ "mo0"s these values cannot Oe
Bug ne of other suits s 90 co. made BY b, l. , No
trouble to show them = Oe' makers IN clothing business ~
We extend everyone cordial invitation to visit our ..
thing for and boys " 0uf new place where we carry every
Melton-Ott Clothing Company
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-27
NOTICE

Adjourned session ofthe City Com
missioners will be held Tuesday. Sept.
~ at 1880 p. m. Insurance ordinance
and other matters to be disposed Of
FRANK H. THOMPSON,
Chairman.
Attest:
H. L. SWATTS, City Clerk.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-27

FOR RENT furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Apply 7O2 N,
Iowa Ave-, or. phone BAG Green.
1929
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-27

WANTED-Boy for soda fountain or
relief work. Lake Pharmacy.
1924
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-27
WOMAN WANTED

On farm near Lakeland, white or
Colored: one who can cook and gen.
eral homework. GOOD HOME. Ad.
dress @Cook." care Telegram. 1898
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-27

LET ME CLEAN off your town lots.
Call at East Morton, near Lake.
1898
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-27

WANTED-Good milk COW. Phone
494-Blue. 21as
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-27

HANDY FARM HAND WANTED
Steady worker, white or colored at
DIR. THEEL's FARM, south Flor
ida ave-, near Auchanbagh's store.
1922
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-27

FOR SALE-One of the best-paying
businesses in Lakeland, Fla. Do
not answer if you have not got the
cash-five or six thousand dollars.
No trade or exchange. Address
A. B. c., care Telegram. 1880
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-04

mischief. because he knew that
Sammy Is the greatest news teller In
the Green Forest
10 Reddy Fox trotted off down 10
the hollow log down by the big hick-
DRY tree, and crept inside. Sammy
Jay flew over to the Old Brier Patch
TO look for Peter Rabbit lie found
him sitting under a big bramble
bush.
GOOD morning, Peter Rabbit,
said Sammy Jay with his finest man
per.
Peter looked At Sammy sharply as
no returned his greeting. Sammy
Jay wasn't In the habit Of being 30
polite 10 Peter and Peter began to
study just what u could mean.
II saw the strangest thloy In tho
world this morning." said Sammy
Jay.
Peter pricked up his ears. In spite
Of himself he began to grow curious.
What was IT. Sammy jay" he
asked.
Sammy looked very mysterious. IT
really don't know what II U.s." he re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-04
sammy Jay motioned Peter to ap.

Sammy Jay motioned Peter TO ap
preach very carefully. FITS right
over there in that hollow log, Peter,
he whispered. You go peep In and
you1i see ~" Then Sammy prepared
to give the signal TO Reddy Fox.
Peter hoped couple OF steps
nearer and then he sat UP very
straight and gazed Mt the hollow log
Somehow he just didn't like the looks
OF II. He didn't know why. but he
Just didn't. Then along came one OF
Old Mother Wcstwind's Merry Little
Breezes dancing right past the hol-
low log and up TO Peter Rabbit and
with him he brought a funny smell.
Peters little black noso wrinkled.
That funny smell certainly reminded
Peter of Reddy Fox. He wrinkled
his nose again. Suddenly.he whirled
about Excuse me. Sammy Jay" he
exclaimed. II just remember some
thing very iportant" And before
Sammy Jay could open his mouth
Petor had started like little brown
streak for the Old Brier Patch.
Next story: Peter Rabbit Hears
Rlsidy Fox Is Dead,
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thought and thought. Sammy Jay
sat on one foot and scratched and
scratched and scratched his head
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-04
Oar Seattle :.
.&for;y:AbqR~
- O. By Mabel C1cIAnxI r.
Page 6S
now THE CHILDREN WE'RE CLOTHED
Page 6S


Il don't know whether Il was
In Seattle or was In the walla
walla country. but do know
that u Is true. Tor | remember
quite distinctly that heard Il
from the woman who lived IL.
"she was talking to my mother
and she said:
%. YOU young wives think
you are having a hard time OF il.
tell you you don't know any.
thing about hard times.
When my sister and came
out here we had all the clothes
the children, would need for the
winter and the ones left from the
summer before and no more.
We washed ana darnod and
mended. and how those clothes
did wear out.
While we served or washed,
always there stood at the doors.
Indian women. watching. No
matter what we did We felt uron
US always those black eyes.
watching. watching.
Sometime. the women would
come inside the cabin and touch.
lng some little garment would
say as they looked at us intently.
How.
Then by signs and what III.
tie we knew OF their language. we
would tell them the uses OF the
various articles OF clothing We
thought We werr sort OF mission.
aries. teaching them all this.
But after n time the clothes
were so far gone that there was
nothing to patch and no more
cloth 10 patch with. and no
thread.
what was % b. done~-
Continued Tomorrow Night
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Mr.. SWALLOWS COMPLAINT

work 10 do In the barn, That's
where I live mostly. and up under
the edge OF the roof a, that! Or
does chimncy.sweep put on eicran,
black broadelosh and a sun shirt
before he slides down the chimney
with his broom Well that's what
have 20 DO. for live In ehimneys
sometimes. too.
And does eaiior.- went on
Seeker. -sncas- his arms and legs
In tight sleeves and breaches befor.
he ships off to sea. as have 10 do
on my long trav-ls.--with eoattaiis
sticking out behind that you could
play marbles on7 ask you. does
he7 40. no doesnrr' Ny. but Sleek
er was dlsgus;edi
Wen change your Clothes spoke
up Nancy. feeling sorry for him
and getting out her scissors 20 clip
off hts coat-cails.
Hold or cried Rubadub. I've
got something to say about that"
Copyright. 1920. ". =. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-04


in the world this morning.
said Sammy jay.
with the other. Suddenly Sammy
looked M.
II have IT," said he. You remcm-
Der the hollow log over beyond the
old hickory tree7"
Reddy nodded his head.
We'll. III go down and invite Pc
ter Rabbit to come over there and
see the strongest thing in the world.
You know what tremendous curios-
ity Peter Rabbit has Now. you be
hiding in the hollow log. and when
you hear me say to Peter Rabbit,
The strangcst thing in the world is
waiting for you over there, Peter,
you spring out and you1l have Pc
ter"
Raddy FOX frightened up. This
plan certainly did look good to
Reddy. peter had fooled him 40
many times that he was almost In
despair. He knew that II he sent
another invitation TO Peter, Peter
would suspect right away that y
meant mischief. But Peter wouldnf
think thai sammy Jay uas planning
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The Plot of TlDo Rogues
QjrIWIlUlEgTLTTITUlB.iU | IIEU'

RhODf FOX studied and studied
a'S be could catch Peter Rab
Sa'nrny Jay. happening along,
- kscdy sitting on his doorstep
~ bis chin in both hands and look.
y dsiscted a. II he hadn't a
md in tn. world.
hrlay. A'' 9S'h
y IN '''s' replied Red
Ia. 49, are you studying? PERHAPS
- ZIP you" said Sammy Jay.
for heayed a long mgb.
), ! sa'adying how I can catch Pc
s, .soot' replied Rsddy.
To-! Jay scratched his head
~ s1ualIy Reddy Fox stll "a,
- chin In hts hands ara
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-04

AVID was pleased
II "anadmo'her'" he SAID
.,,,s his knee. that was a
- GA story Think up some
= swtnliy early, early day
- 80 Cart you think OF another
=. - rish, now this minute
sv.,,-n.~ began GRANDMOTHER.
va, anything about my own
.ss,o.,a but Of course I've
So ST !, A good many things that
s.a..ned before I was old enough
~, ..s,nember. used 20 hear the
....,srs telling each other funny
. a about those very nrs,
years -
var see I. too. liked the I
remember stories.
-you know this was all the Ore
- country In early pioneer days.
tar north as sitka. as far
- As California, and eastward
ar Arizona and Colorado. they
ssllsd Il Oregon.
And people came across the
s.er, and tried cut this claim
"a nat always coming West.
..,g hey found our own eeausi'
=, PUGET sound country with It's
az hareors and It's heavily
.rs,ea hills. It's trembling
.,-,sns o. Mmpid water, and its
,,AAA..Ants Of friendly Indians.
me nrst town in the state Of
w,shin>on was olympia. but its
,.sscx hareor kept it from grow
:. % be a biz city. And you
..~,nber how that very first lit.
= .ruup OF people came and
,ar,sd Seattle on AM Point.
-pa you ever think how those
x,lvAsy folks got their clothes"
ye David and Peggy never
A~rA, aeou, that So Grand.
sc,ssr continued
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II nc you how Seeker Swallow
~ il scrub-vp Land In hts
Surs clothes In the morning.
m ss was from his trip across
- e bis eutavay swallovtail
~ st ainost-white shirt front.
k<rs as tho he were ready for a
MT
! Wa Speaking OF my clothes. =
> nj 70 Nancy and Nick and
kzhat1s, the fairyman. in a com
Airiss tore. Here am. all
fssset ~ Ike an aris,ocrat and
IN ct ore q; all. You'd think I
assetsd to 1--we like a dlcky.hird
ma odd cage all my life with these
fectass o.. taxing baths In a rrsvy
e. and satins dainty little It'd bits
~ aty's fingers, wouldn't you -
u Boxed eisSus,ed.
Wa, DO you wish u. to dor
ezzst MEX.
Do Seeker shrugged his nicely
san'st shoulders. Il want my
snns changed. Does your Daddy
"a rs party clothes ~ he has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-04
Giant Motorship
Slips Into Sea

COPENHAGEN. June 4-The big
gest motor ship in the world has just
been launched here for an English
shipping company The ship In called
the AfrilSa. and Is 4ib feet long with
= displacement OF lA.0gQ tons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-04

Meadows with Sammy Jay. Now. the
farther he went. tho more time he
had TO think. and by the time he
had nearly reached the old hickory
tree. Peter began to suspect n trick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-04

piled. but I can show II 10 you II
you want to see for yourself. Peter
Rabbit"
or course. Peter wanted 90 sec II.
so he started out across the Green
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-04
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