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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-09-30

FOR RENT: / will rent to the
right party, good ranch with or with
out equipment, in Long Valley. A
money maker.-Address Robt. Coul
ter, Long Valley. Sept. 23-t2
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-09-30

SORGHUM FOR SALE: At my
ranch Q miles east of Payette, on
Lovers Lance. r. Lefavor
Sept. 23-t4.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-09-30
r. E. HAYNES,

r. E. HAYNES,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Residing at Payette, Idaho.
DISTRICT COURT SEAL)
First pub. Sept. 8, 1920.
Last pub. Oct. IA, 1920
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-09-30
ALIAS SUMMONS

In hte District Court of the Sew
enth- Judicial District of the State
of Idaho, in and for the County of
Payette.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-19

Al RS. J. NJ. CRAIG, Of les An
IVA geicS. CALI, who ssys no
one can feel NOR grateful fcs
what Tanlace haS done than she
does. Declares she has gained
twelve pounds and Aer health ID
now better tAan In vars.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-19
.R0Bs CALQN{L OF
! NAUSEA AND DANGER
Medicinal Virtues Retained and
Improved Dangerous a Id
Sickening Qualities Removed.
New Tablet Called Calotabs. "

The latest triumph Of modern phAr
tablet known to the drug trade rs
~Calosabs Caiomei. the most
generally useful Of al medicines thus
macy. IN de nauseaicd" calcmai
enters upon wider field OF popularity
purified and refined from those OBJ
iectionahle qualities which hare hcse-
toIore limited is USE
Tn hiiinusness. constipation. heat
aches and Indigestion and in a great
variety otiiyer. stxnacil and kidney
troubles calomeI was the most sue
cesSful remedy but its use was mt
elected on account of ilS sicSeIing
qualities Now 1t Is the easiest and
most pleasant OF medicines 10 IKE.
One tab'et on the tongue al bcttime
With swallow 0f water That's all
70 tasse. no gripins. no nausea. M
salts. A good nights sleep and tAe
rexf morning you are feeling fire,
sith clean liver. a purified system
and a big anpetite. Eat what YOU
please No danger
CalasaSs are sold only IN original
sraled nsckaees. price thirty five
t,n;s- Your druggist Is afihoriEea
,c refund the price as a guarantee
hat You viii be- norCughly delighted
With rSlufAbg r. Atyl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-19

.os All the peorle who have 1kan
ranlae. | don't believe there = any.
one Who fccls any more sEateiat 'o =
ina, do" was the statement MsAe
re@sntty ~ Mrs J N. Craig. of 80 -
80. ror,esth street. Los Angeles
etske 50 many other families aut-
ing the Influenza epic smic .ass se"'
We all had il, and my own Illness, ~
cether with the worry over the fess
~ our family. brought on 2 Ease 81
genuine nervous Trestraticn
Il was 80 weak couldu tFsn
sweeu the floor. and during the lay
would have to. lie down four O. "
limos tried to walk but iouna o"1
half block was all could s'sni as-
Tore gave out Nervous spei's
came on me often.
EVERY medicine ] tried taile 10
raarS NV case until finally my nus.
,s.na nrsad me 10 try Tanlac and
IN ,ndaed thankful that he did. Tor
/, nrovea "a he Just what needed.
the first two bottles didn't seem
~ helm me. guess that VS. because
WAS 90 extremely bad Off ont on
ths thi~3 bottle | could tell ! WIS ta'
nroying and that gave me more ho2eS
than ever of getting Wet
@Nv Improvement from then on WIS
,ar,a ARA hv the time ] had gahrA
f,ye bottles Of Tanlec was better
and stronger than had BEEN IN years.
was sleeping sonndly A. nikAt ~
had gained twelve rounds tn wssh'.
eThat was several months aso ana
from then until now ! have been "
as rood health as ! ever was IN nay
llfe and have been do!ng all tho hoasr-
work by myself
II, Is simply remarkable how laa.
lac has huiit me UP aud have toll
everyone OF my friends and relatives
what a wonderful medicine II Is
Tanlac Is sold IN Guthrie by tae
Lille Drug and Stationary Co, ana
hv Oscar Morris. Lowell. and by al
good druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-19
.-oss of Appetite.

As general rule there is notnirs
serious about a loss 0f appetite. ana
II you skip 4 meal or only eat I've
meals a day for few days you Viii
soon have relish for your meals
when meal time comes Bear ~
mind that at least five hours should
always elapse between meals 50 rs
10 give the food ample time 10 dt-esi
Ind the stomach a period OK resi 1e
lore a second meal IS taken. TneH
II you eat no more than you crave
and take a reasonable amount of out
door exercise every day YOU viii not
need to Worry about your appetite
When the loss OF appetite IS caused
hy constipation as is often the case
that should be corrected at once.
dose OF Chamherlain's Tablets vi
do il.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-19
A TEXAS WONDER.

For kidney ana bladder tronoie
gravel. weak and lame hack raeuma-
tism and irregular ties OF the kidnevs
and bladder Regulates bladder trou-
bles in children. II not S Id py drug
gists. mail si25 Small bottle often
cure. Send for sworn isntiTonials
Or. f. ". Hall, 1896 Olive 81. St
Louis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-19
Registration Books
Open to Voters

IN yoa are not a qualified voter by
reason os the iact that yoa have net
vcglstred. YOU have chance 10
become voter II YOU wish 10 tske
ndvantage NJ the opportunity Regis
tration books are now OPEN. Tacy
Win close July =.
TO be eligible 10 vote 8 2gson
must be II years ~ age. mcst have
lived in the state one year. six months
In the county. and thirty days in the
precinct
In event nerson moves from an-
other state, anc Aill have been In
this county or city year on next
November , national election day. |
he may register and vote IN the
AUGUST primaries which selects can
iidates to he voted on in November
II YOU have changed your votins
months by November, having moved
here from some other county In the
state Of Oklahoma. yoa may register
and vote in the August primary.
| you have changed your voting
precinct In this city since YOU voted
the last time. you must get trans
fer from your former precinct regis
trAr TO your preSets precinct. This
procedure is pcrfune,ory: just ask
your former registrar and be viii
. make the transfer without any trou.
bic 10 you.
II YOU have tost your certificate yoa
can make an affidavit to that effect
aud have new one issued and have
the lost one cancelled on the records
Following is list OF the precinct
registrars
Legislative Dlstrle. No. I.
i Antelope Twp precinct /; Chas.
Howland Pleasant Valley.
Antelope Twp percinet ?; FRANK
Martin. Coyle
s-North cimarron Twp; c. II.
Eekman, Coyle.
4-south Cimsrron n; }. A. Stark.
Meridian.
Bear Creek Twp: J. r. cruce,
Guthrie. r. r D. 3
Guthrie TWP, RoselIa Hutchlus.
Guthrie. Route 5. box .
-Futhrse CITY. Ward l. precinct Il
league RAY. SIS Fast Cleveland St.
-Guthrie City Word, ! precinct q;
Nellie Hamilton. T2S East Villas.
Guthrie city ward =, rrectnct Il;
A. l.. Brown. 2l3 East oklahoma Ave.
Guthrie City Ward ?, precinct
?: ]. NJ. Kroegey. 100 East Warner
Ave
r li-Guthrie City Ward 3, precinct
ar; d. a. Hunter, Corner Harrison and
. Broadway.
/ l2 Guthrie CITY Ward ,. precinct
:, Frank Piera,t. Corner Oklahoma
Avenue and First
12 Guthrie City Ward I, precinct
II. J. A. Nelson. TOS West Noble
{ if-Guthrie City Ward 4. precinct
Maud Daniels. SIS West Harrison
, Guthrie City Ward S, precinct
! lw T. Hsrdwick. 1928 West Logan.
D ls-Iowa Twp, l. T. johnson, Route
. i, box 2s
N -Sqringvale Twp, Weaver W
. Wilson. Guthrie, Route s
II IS Seward Twp. D. c. crossiey
e Seward.
4. Legislative District No. 2.
& ls-LeBron Twp; Thos. Hibbs
d Mulhall Route ..
el e9.-cedar Twp. precinct 1; Rober
= L. Hancock. Navina. Route /.
2l-Cedar Twp, precinct ?; V. G
Cullen. Crescent. Route 3.
~ 22-Crescsnt Twp. precinct +. Jec
10 sic NJ Lowther. Crescent
2s-Crescent Twp precinct ?
Clau1e Hart. Crescent
24-Iron Mound. d. II. Sheihins
lie Guthrie. Route 4
l. 25-Lawrie Twp: T. NJ Hutcherso
IS Guthrie. Route 10
I Marshall Twp; II D. Heart
Marshall
i. 27- Mulhsn Twp; W II Mathew
!, 2s-oak View Twp, Frank Denal
Lowell.
2s-orlando Twp: H. r. Morri
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-19
NOTICE. FOR BIDS

Sealed bids will he received at tina
office OF the City Clerk mp 70 10 A..
.M. July Goth for the construction o.
District Sewers in Block and
North Guthrie and Blocks g. aud o6
CAPITOL Hill Plans and speeifiea.-
ions are on file in the City ClerA s
office.
The Commissioners reserve the
right to reject any or all bids.
Geo u Anderson,
City Clerk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-19
FINANCIAL STATEMENT AND ESTIMATE,

.r, of Fiscal Condition City OF Guthrie County ol
ssn State Of oklahoma the Fiscal Year beginning July
lelg and ending June 30 1920 and Estimated Nee m nns
r,s for Fiscal Year beginning July ls2o ana enohs '
80 1921
SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURES MADE From , AZ. :" np ,oao
TI0TS DURING THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE o. i'-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-19

Hollow rubber balls have been rat
ented by a Massachusetts man 10 ee
slipped over the legs Of hens to dis
courage them from sitting.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-19

al Springer TWP; f. J. Murphy
Guthrie. Route Z.
Rose IInI Twp c O Bocox.
Mulahll.
3s- woodland Twp; Cora E. Win
gard Guthrie, Route :.
z. S. Loe;her. County Registrar.
Guthrie July list. 1927.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-19

One OF the only two white sa's'
Esroos in the world has hesn sent 10
England from Australia.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-19
CITY ESTIMATE.
med Estimate for Expenses for the Fiscal year DC
ie"s Ginning July iss 1920 Ending June 3Oh 1871

A. meeting Of the City Commissioners OF rsrhre Vuny oi
state of oklahoma held the first Mondsy IN JuS io
~ ovision az Section Chap 226 laws OF 1917 the
temizsd estimate expenses on sand municipal
f the fiscal year beginning July lst l'2o a ending June
sb 1901 was adopted and approved and ordesd upsneu IN
chr Daily Leader newspaper published and OF general
nSaidT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-05
NY MILTON nItONNER.

BELFAST. Ireland. Aug. BEL
fast today IL a city Of fear.
You don't find II II you wander in
busy retail shopping avenues or out
IN pieaAant suburbs where dwell the
rich mill owners.
But go. as | have gone. into sordid
streets whefe the workers live and
you find fear IN the heart Of every
woman. whether Ulster. Unionlst or
Irish Nationalist.
The women never know, when
their men leave, whether they viii
return home safe. be helped In
wounded. or carried IN dead
The recent riots cost "A toll OF ~
lives and more than $50 wounded.
Whole streets OF homes are dam.
aged. Hundreds of windows were
smashed. Two Catholic churches
were attacked. Many places were
looted.
At tho moment Of writing there
Ii 4 luil In the open warfare. but
II may break out again at any time.
Meanwhile more than 1000 British
troops are quartered In mills.
schools. barracks and ships lying In
the hnrbor.
In the streets are nandhag FORTH.
cations with Fun holes through
which the military can fire machine
guns. These sand bags are protected
by barbed wire entangiementa.
Arrnored carr with rifles protruding
parade the streets.
suspiciously eyed by troops. !
wandered out into Bombay street
and other scenes Of battle while
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-05
DECIDE MOTHER
KILLED HERSELF
Husband Freed in Probe Of
Wife Found Hanging

BRENfERTOS. Aug. s.--After a
coroners jury had accused the hus-
band Of murder. then changed their
minds and asked for an autopsy. the
autopsy revealed. II was declared to-
day. that Mrs. Petrana Radovich
committed suicide.
The husband. Dan Radovich. has
been released from Jail at Port
Orchard Six motheriess children
are being cared for In the Kitsap
county home al Manette. The case
WAS most unusual.
Mrs. Radovich's body was found
hanging from beam In her home
near Siiveriaie. on Monday. There
were no outward Appearances OF sui
eide. The ooroners jury took the
view at first that Radovich had killed
his wife. then strung her up. He
admitted they had had a quarrel in
which she sustained biackened eye.
With some doubt in their minds.
the jury asked Drs. r. l.. Srnythe OF
Brcmerton and w. II. Gage. OF Sill.
yerdale. after funeral services had
zen held for Mrs. Radoyich and the
body was about to be buried. Ia
ascertain what other evidence an
autopsy might disclose. They found
the woman's neck broken, and de.
clared that death was due to self.
destruction
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-05
NO RAISE FOR
CITY CAR MEN
Park and Library Estimates
Are Cut

both the park board and the city
library department viii be forced 10
retrench In expenses for 1891. the
city council budget committee has
decided.
The park department asked for
tssi.ios. Of which iss.sTs was for
salaries. The remainder was for
supplies and expenses. This figure
would be stf.ios more than would
be raised by i-rniil tar levy. This
COMMITTEES decided tn. department
must remain within the i-mlli limit
and left thn pairing Of thr estimate
up 10 tho park department
The library department ashsd for
tsis.siz. Tho hudwrt committee de-
cided 10 nx the tar levy at IL mills.
the same ms last year
The water departments estimate
Of si.ssi.soo was allowed without a
cot. The proposal 20 increase the
employees OF the street car limo Is
cents per day was defeated by a
vote ~ 6 70 :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-05
FEARED LOSS Of
SONS; SHOOTS
Tries to End Her Life With
Bullet

Driven 20 dependency by her
former husbands alleged threat to
return to sersaa with their three
young sons and marry rich
widow. Mrs. Emily schaffer. -. de-
eided to end her iife In her house
at y.s Lane ST. At p. m wednes-
day.
City hospital physicians expected
her TO recover Thursday. al,ho she
had a buffet hole clean thru her
right side. piercing her lungs.
Startled by a shot In Mrs sehaf.
fer's room. neiwhbws called Pa
troiman George N. Fsnnell- He sent
her to city howisaL- She had shns
herscif with - cailbrc Maus.r
automatic
Questioned by FInnefl. As she
lay In city hospital. rrosnlnT from
the pain Of her wound. she "a.
pressed only one wish.
That WINS TO die.
II don't want 20 live without my
children" abe repeatedly noanod
Mrs. Schaffcr left a suicide NOTE.
In which she rnourned the expected
loss Of her three boys. Mrs. schaf.
fer had recently bccn divorced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-05
Belfast Is a City
of Fear, Says Star
Writer in Ireland

the fighting was still on.
Not a whole window is left In the
place. Many Catholic families have
moved out. Ono young woman
showed me whole pocketful Of lead
bullets Ahe picked up In her front
room.
In the Ulster Protestant section
I found houses likewise damaged BY
| bricks and other missiles.
Tho streets Of both sections were
| Uttered with smashed glass. brick
bats. bouidern and clubs. In mouths
OF alleys In both sections / saw
mounds Of boulders dug from the
streets and piled up ready for use.
Tho trouble was set off when
Protestant workmen in the ship
yards drove out Catholic workmen.
Fighting between orangemen and
Catholics is an old story here. but
my Investigations have led me 20 be.
iieva that the present outbreak In
something more than poiiticalarc.
iigious.
At the bottom IL is economic. am
convinced.
The Ulster workers claim they
drove out the Nationalist TO make
room for jobleas Uisternen who
came back from war 10 find their
places filled by South frishmen.
believe that the employing class.
however. Is largely that
Il worked on the religious feelings Of
both sides with a view 90 making IL
impossible for labor 10 present a
solid front
Ulster shipyardH pay good wages
but the greatest industry In the linen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-05
One May Hand
Out Cheer to
His Friends!

OLYMPIA. Aug. s.--one may deal
out little eyeopener to his friends
occasionally. and @tiii not be regarded
an fclon by tho state supreme
court.
<rhis fact was arparcn, today In a
ruling handed down by Justice Ken.
meth Macintosh. r~manding the case
Of Herman Heswri. convicted IN
Franklin county. for retrial.
Hes-eI's conviction Ii reversed on
the ground that he was not making 4
business of p~ddlinr hoozr. but was
merely giving friend an occa,
sionsi nip.
The ruling holds that there II
probably sufficient evidence To con.
Wet HeaHei 81 having liquor unlaw,
fully In his possession. whksh IL a
misdemaanor. not ponisantlasy OF
fensa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-05
OREGON CENSUS
IS NOW 703,285
State Makes Gain OF no.
$40 Since 1910

WARRINGTON. Aug. b.--The cen.
sun bureau today announced the fol.
lowing 1890 populations.
State 81 oregon. 7sa.2sb Increase
since 1910. State Of Oregon. ii0,b20.
or 1874 per cent
Trinity. Cal. $50. or 22.7 per cent.
Deschutea. ore. new county. no
comparison.
Salem. Orc. by wardH-No.
ward, 1874. No. ward. 2.2as. No. 3
ward. Liza: No. 4 ward. 1850: No,
S ward. 2.sos; No. ward s.is7; No.
7 ward. Ira. Total. iT.e7o.
Counties - Benton. 1874: Des.
ehutea. s.e22: Linn. 2i.b50. jackson.
20. aos. Muitnomah. 27b,sss. Umatii-
Ia, 1890: Klamath. ii.4i5: Lake.
1901. Union. 1866. Amador coun-
". Cal, 7.Tes: sMendooino county.
Cal. ss.iis: Trinity county. Cal.
$3.50. San Diego county. Cal. ii2s
a4s.
FERRY COUNTY. Washington.
6.iss
fncr~ases by counsieH
benton. Oregon. s.osi. or $50 per
cent. Linn. i.sss. or SIS. Muitnomah h.
ta.6a7. or zi.a. Tmatilia. 5.ssT. or
2T.s: klamath. a.sss. or ss.4: Union.
AS. or ~.
Mendocino. Cal. 1877. or o.s per
cent.
San Diego. to.Bss. or $40.
Ferry. Wash. sts. or IL
Decrearew-
Jackson. Ore s.sBt. or SOS.
Lake. Ore. Get. or ia.
Amador. CAL f..ps. or isz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-05
VACATION
leads TO
FORTUNE
Chicago Overall Man Works
Wonders With Great
Ore Find
ny W. y. puRKHARDr.

DRYDEN. Ontario. Aue>. g.
-sourdoughs." veteran gold miners
and rrospcctors who have been nur'
suing Lady Luck for ages. take off
their hats 70 Robert waehman. ten
derfoot
Waehman. an overalls salesman
from Chicago. stumbled onto gold
and has transformed an unnrospect.
ed wilderness into producing gold
mine. Yankee energy and resource
fuiness did IL. old.timers say.
Wachman came into this country
last summer. on fishing trip. Gust
LARSON. a trapper. was his guide. In
the bsckwoods they happened upon
= ledge OF gold scanned rock. Two
bags full were Clipped or and taken
20 an assay office in Winnipeg. SURF.
Il was gold, So Waehman and Lars
son rushed back and staked out IL
claims. which tho Ontario law al.
lowed them.
Then wachman got busy. and In
etght months. had boilers. compress.
sors. drills and milling machinery at
work. He has already taken many
thousands OF dollars worth OF ore
cot Of his mine. Some speed. say
admiring veterans
The senderfoot has avoided pub
nclty. Said he wanted to keep out
mine promoters who do no develop
ment work. This mine carries my
NAME" says waehman. land | don't
want II to get black eye from
6nkerx."
A. a result Of the all winter grind.
these tasks have been accomplished;
100 tons Of ore removed
50 acres Of land cleared.
buildings constructed
Is carloads Of machinery unloaded.
Large dock erected
Preliminary compression plant I'm.
stalled
Warhman has been away from his
claim only long enough 20 sell out
his overall business and move his
family into the wilderness. When
asked how he accomplished what
veterans thought impossible. wach-
man said:
simply by applying the cxper-
fence gained In the cvcraIls bust
ness. When I bumped into tough
customer. stuck with MIN until he
was sold. When I needed machinery
II my mine. I stuck to the task Of
getting Il until / got IL. I set a
good example for the men working
for me. IL worked long and hard
70 did they
And Lady Luck keeps playing into
Wachman's hand. After smaller
finds, he struck q real mountain Of
ORE" known as DYKE. Engineers
estimated Il would yield between 80.
ooo. 600 and 100. 600. 600 tons OF ore.
Samples from this body win average
S1o.35 q ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-05
He Reached for the
Fruit; She for Cash

II want some grapes" said Bessie
white. 30. negress. to Frank sGui.
racio, 81. proprietor OF stand at
SOL Duwamish ave.
Frank reached up for the grapes.
which were hanging on display. Bees
sic reached for Franks wallet in his
back pocket. Frank detected Bessie's
touch. and 10 minutes later che was
booked at police station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-05
Equalizers Will
Meet Wednesday

Hearings before the county equal
ixasion board have been postponed
until next "wednesday In order that
the three ccunciimcn members az
the board may participate. In the
council badxet sessions.
At the "Wednesday session the
board accepted Assessor Frank
Hulis report on 1890 valuations
showing an increase Of sss.tss.Bs0
over the valuations Of 1918.
Assessment on the property Of tho
Seattle Day Nursery AT 800 Broad
way WAS cut In half. Several other
petitions we're considered. but action
was postponed until the board rnoctx
NEXT week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-05
Sues City; Leopard
Clawed Him at Zo<

Aaron Aiken. 7. wandered too ceaf
the leopard's cage at Woodland -
700 and was severely Iacerated whoa
one Of the animals clawed him %
July 4. A claim for $1,000 damage
against the city was filed Wednea-
day By attorneys for the boy.
and here many workers are sweated'.
Thousands are out Of work as tho
result OF the trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-05
Boy Falls Into
Well; Drowned

PORT TOWNSEND. Aug. 81
Removing the TOP from a ciassrn
and the weight which held u In place.
the &-year-old son ~ pr. Frank VI.
Bryant Of Victoria. tumbief into tho
water yesterday afternoon and was
drowned. with his mother. the child
had just arrived for a visit, wiih his
grandfather. J. N. schoouovrr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-05
THREE TOWNS |
SWEPT BY FIR
Extensive Losses Suffered
in Flames


DAYTON, O.. Aug. b.~-Bradford,
town Of 1000 population. northweat
Of here. destroyed by fire. with props
erty loss estimated at 10000
rONTOTOC. Miss. Aug. s.--Ffrd
in business district destroys fs build
ings. with approximately s5oo.oot
loaa-
OTTAWA. Ont, Aug. s.-viiiaeo
of Carp. 20 miles west Of here. swept|
by fire. according 10 reports received
last night. Wire communication ctt'
off. Town has population OF 400.
Special train of fire fighting aps
pafntus rushed from here.
REvET.gTOKE. -. c. - F1r4l
thought To have started In bake overl,'
destroys bakery OF Dominick CaiiH
cano with $4,000 loss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-05
Bob Grass Files
in 45th District

Robert Grass expressed his desire
to serve the ssth district as It's state
representative by filing his can
didacy Wednesday afternoon on the
republican ticket.
The Washington times., 1920-02-12

Strangest fact of ALL announcement of the setting of
the date of this sale made Washington the of
THE BIRTHDAY OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN, that stall
American in whose day. the darkest period of the
Civil War, England fitting out the Alabama and
other armed cruisers drive American from
the seas