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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06
Says 500, 900 in N. Y.
|FayorinC Revolution

WASHINGTON. Feb. 6-{United
Press sco.ooo and 500. GOD
persons in New York City alone favor
The destruction OF all government,
Attorney General Newton. of New
York state. declared before the house
Judiciary committee today In urging
edition legislation
A great quantity OF revolutionary
ltteraturs u being circulated contin-
ueusly. Newton sAid. tons Of which
have been seized by the state author.
tties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06
Mother of Nine
Sues for Divorce

SALEA. Ore. Feb. s.--Mrs- Anna
Jones. mother Of nine children. has
instituted suit for divorce from John
r.. Jones. TO whom she was married
IN 1851. All OF the children have
reached their majority except two
daughters Mrs. Jones alleges that
her husband never has properly sup-
ported her and that most q the time
she has earned the money To ciothe
ana take care Of the family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06
Prussians Protest
Allied Demands

RERLLN. Feb. s.-Ths Prussian
snational assembly Is suspending Its
isitting As . demonstration against
3oxtradition Of German war guilty,
whose surrender is demanded by the
allies.
President Lsinnert declared he is
.eonvinced that no German VIII fui-
I'm the allies -mcnstrous Demand"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06
Town Clock Tolls
Out Zero Weather

BEAVER. Pa, Feb. 6.--Beaver's
town clock has the uncanny habit OF
tolllng when the thermometer regis
tiers zero. All last winter the bell
made its hearers acquainted with the
weather conditions. The first zero
weather this winter was also an
nounced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06
Poincare Obtains
Modest Residence

PARIS, Feb. s.-President Poin-
care has rented an extremely modest
house. where he will make his home
after his retirement from office next
March. II was formerly used by the
British Y. M. c. A. and brings an
annual rental Of $500. Mime. Poln-
care is personally supervising the
decorating of her new homo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06
Canada's 1919 Crops
Greatest on Record

OTTAWA. Feb. Gin tho final re-
port of the government on ield crops
in Canada, IL was announced today
that the aggregate value Of all field
crops tn 1919 was s1.44s, l53.5oo. as
compared with n total value of
si.372.ea5.97o in 1918 and OF s1.i44.-
63e.45o in 1917. Both the acreage
under crops and the value OF crops
produced is the highest on record.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06
Portland Market Report

PORTLAND. Feb. s.-Cattie--Receipts.
40 head; market steady. Good to choice
steers. ei1.so 011.se: fair 70 good stesrx.
ea5o0ege; common TO fair steers. t7.so
ESQ; good to choice cows and heifers.
$3.50 uio.bo; medium 20 good cows and
heifers. t7.be0S6e; Gamers. tAse0s.so;
bulls. ss.,50tso: calves. s70iT.
Hogs-Reccipts. iss head market II
steady. Prime mined. tis.fso i0ss. rough
bulk Of sales. Sfs.T50i47s.
sheep--RecciptA I'll head: marhst II
steady. East Of mountain lambs. tis.so
917.so. best valley lambs. eis.so9fs-so:
yeariinss. tia.sogit: wethsrs. siS0i3so:
owes. Si00I2.
Butter--City creamery. sf0sec per ID.
Eggs--seiectsd local sxtrss. <o0b
per dox
Hens-279 sse per ID; srofisrs. zee
per 10
Gtese-soc per ID.
cheese--rriplsts. ssesse Per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06
THE LARGEST CLASS

graduate from Wilson's Modern Bus
mess College received their diplomas
at Masonic Temple Thursday night.
The class totaled 100. Glass honors
were awarded 10 James II. Lobdeli.
historian. Eva l.. Gordon. prophet;
Dorothy Strain. valedictorian. and
Nellie II. Brassington. poet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06
Woman Crime Case
Nearing the Jury

AlARYSvILLE. Feb. with clos
ing arguments in progress today in
the trial of Mrs Gertrude Wilson.
charged with the murder OF Charles
Brown, wealthy stockman. indica-
tons were her fate would be In the
hands OF the jury before dusk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06

Stall is;. dried onions. - -: fancy
tomatoes. soc ~: Jonashaa aSU1ssL 80
boz Stall 1Sf. bsst raaeh sgUa. Ssc dos I:
fresh puiiet esgA See Dos; seed butter.
coo 10. Stalls is-i7. Sd. can Gold
use. large pkg. Albesp panoake flour,
sac Stall ies. Cream Of Barley. Toe pkg !:
. ms. rolled oats. ise: lows corn. 1Gc
can. Stall Use. Olympic psneaks flour.
2sc pkg: Teco pancake flour. Ice pkg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06

Compare rates In l30o-61 with
1850. Looks like 1890 might be
repetition Of 1907.
Federal reserve system has reach
Cd its legal limit For weeks u has
been see-sawing reserves with New
York clearing house banka Ono
weak federal boards reserves ara up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06

san 1eS. enow F1aks ssAAA 1ee pkg. !;
4 gal cane and maple syrup. soc: Ms
krau,. 1sc. Stalls 1911. Nars Crystal
White soap. soc. . cans Blue Ribbon
milk. Csc: . cans tomato seup. Sc. Stall
isi. Drifted SNOW flour. os.fe sA1k: Hails'
red can coffee. sse: $50 Liptsa's tee. 76c
10. Stall is6 fba Yakima 0ema Sc
lemons. 75c doA caulifovse. Ice uD.
Stall 49,. cans Wilson's aa1lk, Csc: 3
MS good prunea. zoe. bars toilet soaD.
2sc; / ma cream chsssA ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06
Denver Market Status

DENVER. Feb. &C at { s-Reoeipts.
900 head: market steady. Steers. ss01s;
cows and hsifers. s7@s.5o; stockers and
feeders. ts011. calves. t1sa1s.
Hogs-Rsccipts. 900 head; market ID
steady. Top. sis.so; bulk OF sales. sisso
d1s.T6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06
BANK CLEARINGS
Public Markets


Stan 90. tail can Carnation mffk. 1exe.
Stall 10. pure fresh milk. lie at etaJi
lbll, salt eel. 3oc ID; Irish msckerel zoe
each; Finnan haddie. zoe 10. Stan 1893.
ms yellow corn meal. 2sos me-. fnney
Slam rice. 2sc- seaii -. big eAas mink.
25c; 800 broom, Gee; good corn. lee can
STAN 81. best fresh creamery buttes. Sc
~. full cream cheese, sSc n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06

Stalls s7-ss, tBc can Royal ba1riag psw-
der. ssc; ms N. J. d. eeffsA e3-ls.
Stall 20. pure cocoa or choeoiatA. soc n. !;
In. pkg Japan tea siftinTn. 3so Stall
20. fresh herring. &c ~: halfbvt 2se n
smeits. rbs. 1sc: rock cod. lie -; Tea
derioin Of sole. 1sc ~: soieA IA IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06

| stan II. apples. si.3s boz 80 -; lem
stan 81. Libbys mincs meat. see n. :
saoerkraut. l5c ct; hominy. lsc at. /:
potato salad isc pit starls 3S-ss. $50
Citrus powder. ATE; pkgs. maeassni Or
spaghetti. 2se: Golden West coffee. Sec
ID. : Ms. si.<s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO. Feb. al o q s--Reeeipta.
$4,000 head; mashst Ice lower. Bulk Of
sales. SisssGfAte: butchers. siaskW
yit-55: packing. Sfs.is0iato: light.
3i7-7s9ilik-
castie-Rscsdpts. $500 head: market f.
steady. Beef. ts-iSoi7: butcher steers.
$3.50 9ff7s; tanners and cutters. ts.ss0
$3.50: stockers and feeders. sTGiL7S;
cows. tAse 0l17t. calves. eis-6e0i.
shspc-Rsecipss. 1000 head; market Ia
sc higher. Lamba SiAsa . so.sS: swsa
W.7seia7s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06

ROX REYNOLDS, senior at the
University Of Washington. has been
chosen 10 edit the sun Dodger."
campus monthly comic magazine, in
place of Gilbert Foster. resigned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06
Frisco Market Status

Extras. SIC Per ID: prime firsts. csc
per ID.
Eggs-Ertraa save per dog: extra
puilets. fec per doz; underlined puileta.
tic per doc.
Cheese-Caitfornia flats. fancy. soc Per
Id; firsts. ace per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06
Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO. Feb. AFTER "a early rise
Of ke 70 40 grain futures fen from 4 Q
70 4 SSe o. the Chicago Board 81 Trade
today.
february corn opened late AZ si-3s.
Unchanged. later losing Nc. March corn
opened late NC off at tLs5h. subss-
euentiy dropping io additional; May corn
opened sc up ct ei.i3k. later dropping
I've; July corn opened up Nc ~ ti.1s y.
but lost ic before the close.
The chtsf factor in the vsaksnisg Of
the corn market was the order issued BY
railroad administration restricting pur-
chases Of corn by a large Chicago rrain
firm for several days In an effort 90 stop
alleged market juggling The adminis-
tration ordered also that the firm return
grain cars IT sncs to the Western grain
belts instead of rceonsigning them to
Eastern customers - had been the prac-
ucs.
Heavy selling BY Eastern shippers
caused oats TO drop after . strong OPEN
Ing. May oats opened Nc up at 7sAc.
later losing NC. July oats opened Il c Up
a. 72hc, dropping I've subsequently,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06

"A FIORENTuSE TRAGEDY
and 'Pierre Patelin- Lawyer" win b
presented by the Mask and Quill so
ciety Of the University OF Washing
ton Mt Meany hail. Saturday night
February "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06

whats good 70 eat In bad to eat"
says a chronic dyspeptic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06
Fight High Rents
With Publicity

CHICAGO. Feb. 6.--I1eading real
estate men. councilmen and newspa.
pers Joined I'm a fight today to lower
rents in Chicago.
'Pitiless publicity" was their rem.
edy. Newspapers established COM
plant bureaus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06

rrtee raia Whalesais Deaiers
for verefabies end Fvwit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06

CubbAOe-Danish Hall. hssd.- an q .es
Carreta-Hsw. per sack ...... SEQ
Cuulifiower--per don .........iTso1co
C~iery--Per orsts .......--.... isbo
COMMUNICATED houss. per doI ;.Ts
Gsrtie--fer 10. ..-.....---..... ~
Chinese. per N. ............. .fso -
Oresn Ouions--Nev. doA bcha. 80
Gr-~w rcppevS-Per n. ..---.. Is
Tesssee-fcs Angeles ------- 100
Imperial VALLEY .------------ Az
Outo0s-pre- .s..-.---------. .osn " w
potstses-Per ton
= wash Melted Gem. =. .sses0iseee
rum si..-i.e.i. Pc. N. 80. 's,O siS
Rsdtshes-f.ocsi. dos. bunches.. ~
KhuhnSb-Per ib............... ~
Rutshsg ns--Yakina- sack re
spsnseh-ser hamp-r .-..--...asse,o
Sweet rstsass.-P-r 70. $1,000 Mn
Tsm.toes-crase ......-....-. .Aseobs
Apples- $4,000
wfne<aps .................s
Rome B>suties .---.--.-.-...i'su
epftrenberxs ...--.-..----.'.
essyman winesaps .-------..
e grades 80 -Lfe0ees
aassass-Pev n. .---...... 10
Dafes-Per boz ........---.--- 'e
drugs
Aimerfa. per tss ..........-
Grape Fruit-r1orida per boz. .Steosss
dsssy-comh. crate -...-.-...- ~
Strained ......--.-.----.... seq Z,
femons-Per bon $1,000 $1,000. .IsoVIse
orasges-Pes Dor
Navel per case ..----------- -Ass0ss
Jap Per bundle .----------- Aeo
IN NUTS
Pics rsi1 81 Wholesale
8-----------------
Ah~soAe-per ~. ............. -ssV ~
Yf1hrvss-Per n. ...-.-.--..... -
Walwuss-- MAnehurfaa ..-..-... ~
Puasuts-virxinsa Ksysss~e. -. Jig ~
japanese, per 70. ............ .isU ~
reeAse-Per n. ............... ~
DArRy PRoDCCTs
Prsess raAa " shspU>O i
Bsss<~-rrs~h dairy ...-.------ "
s::. .i Ess .;.sc.i, ii..s 49,. .,s -
az
sssrs-ps, - .,... zee
-
Il DAIRY PRODUCTS
pvleps pubd Whoiesals DeasSes i
Buster-Iseai ecunsry cream =.
cry. eubes ..--------....s. ."
Local country creAm~y =.
brfckD .....-.--..-.-----.. 80
Storage. brscks ..---------.-. -
Exgs--essfefiy frssh .------- .ssV ~
Paiiets -..-...-.-.------- Va
or, and wash. trfpiets $500. 80
wisconsin cream brick $1,000 ~
LfmburGer -----.----. =.
Young America .---.---~---- q.
Block Swiss ....-..--------- ~
--------------
Pvsesp PusA b. Whslsnn1o Dsa1sss
- ehiDpssS i
Dsehs--fAvs .-.-......s--..-.. ~ .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06

MAKING CORN WHISKY cost Z.
saka $3.50. Justice Otis w. Brinker
imposed the fine Friday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08

WASHINGTON, March s pIscpvefy
~ . oo-opemiive "sldnapine gssut T.
tioh" having tor rs purpos. the AID
nspIng and holding for ,atHum uf inf.
e,gnerr. preferably American u 1n.
poupced 10y the Mexican fot,lEn office
ercn,dins TO aiyitgs today t,um Mexico
CITY
The announcement SAYS tlls "GnilIc
essnpany" is made UP of MtSlclnv md
Americans ON the border, this statement
helng based en- reports from various
\ Gsnsuiar cffccfs The foreign o''lc"
osys the "ass0Ciatiou" also 10 engaged
- the 'ignobb task of creating irouNls
befween the two COMMITTEES
Based on the Information. the Nof
! Apartment. according 10 III tse advices.
hnx i.sucd instructions 90 military com
uanders In the states Of CkihunhuA
0ursnso. coahplla, Nunyo Leon and
Vhmaulipss. to break up the kidnsr nT
/, lgnAnlza ton, Tho government ssys It
\ ~ believed the promoters OF tho urgnni-
L h6lion ate Fuhli agents who frcentiv
\ elsruisted hrndbilis advertising the
.ltrvorKanixcd government 0f trco Mcxl-
/ ems" and announcing coup planned
itss May s.
VI Because of the frequency OF attacks
- railroad trains the Mexican govern.
Int plans 10 erect blockhonvcs along
u D railroad lines esrep, whore they nl-
SA1y exist. other repnris ftom Mexico
Il y say. This blockhousc- would Ne Ut
\ fOrced concrete with guard "
~ soldiers In each.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08
TAX VALUATION
MAY RECEIVE BIC
BOOST IN CITY
County Attorney Thinks ST.
100000 Increase Possible.

That huldncs. homes ani business
pr1perlIss. costing mote lhnn 5000 u"
erected In 1919 aud not Included In mo
tax assessment made ltsi year rHn bc
placed on uio rolls Tor assessment of
tho ls1s taxes Is thr opinion VI Robert
nurps. county ac'ney ln nhs"cr TO
an Inquiry from james n..Y county
a.s"ssor
Tho tV laws provides lb'' t.l e"'
tlto. lnclul'rg Improvement r'u onw
De assessed once ever 1870 },l.a IN
the past. buildings erected. following h'
regular pss,ts .rut have csrfp j TAX
alton uu'I thr ueN' ass,-Slncnt pcfi'd.
II Ia planned ~ plf,- q few NJ %"
properties ON me tax rolls. Whlun VII
Zee the basis ~ test ,aso l1 tho dla-
,rlC' court. according ~ ll,1'y
n the opinion ~ the county attorney
is upheld " WIl rcsul' ln an inr.casc
" several million dollars .n ihe county
valuation for this yoar, lienty sai.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08

pafsn'iy believing HI. iss.yesf'ola
son .in.lsw wAs no, able. bscausa
~ iiis arc 10 care for his Youngest
ton. 6yesfs. OLD. pccsrdsd to ists
the 10y home With him. Shell
hurried after his father in-lnw hud
begged him ~ give ~ the chllii
chnppell tohtei Shell rstufnri
home, secured hia fint lock tlfle,
which ho f,Ii he made himself
100 ysars aro. mounted his muls
amt Rlsricd after chnppcll AMI tho
hoy. lle oycftooA them nni ~
Tho polht ~ The KUN forced 'hap'
Ioll 10 ri,u ~ the child 'tnrls
John" took the hoy on the male
with Him Rui they returned alone
in the caLn on Greasy ufeeA.
shell ~ champion rlflo rhot Of the
mountains
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08
Oldest Man Wins
Fight to Retain
Six.Year Old Boy
Uncle John Shell Proves Able
10 Gaze for Son,

LEXINGTON. ~. March -
Uncle John shpl. vino ~ ~,
Years II believed ,o he the Oldest
II, ing man IN the wufld. has ju-t
ngIfrd In one ~ ~ most 'Nclt.
INK episode. NJ his Ne md rHme
oui victor. arp,tliue "a reports
that reached bore last nlFht from
Shells home on Gishs creek,
Leslie county.
She'll hpd been away from homo
and un his return found his "
lcar.oi wifr fatally lll ahr died
In fow hours and 'l'ncle John
notified his Ni'r's relatives. amonf
hcm GslrFe Chlppel, hls i5') ear
on hlher,ln.law.
Tho funeral Na. hold on snow
covered hillside and Chaps A. ap.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08
LEGION CLUB HOUSE
REPORT ON THURSDAY

y report ~ iho tuance csmmiitee of
the N'r" .Can i.cstou upon the matter
nt nhtdhug club house for the legion
Nill lc frtsfR'ph "a, ;hn leg.on- meet
ing Itursda} night Howard u. Hops
post commander. said MONDAY
Following the decision " the ieslon,
upon recommendation uf the finnee
committee. that the campaign for
uuds WIN Wai,h TO build clpb house
was iuUrpottune Just priOf To- the
ltrshing dpy entef,ainmt the legion
checked thU matter W 20 tho finance
committee, Hops recently asked a
t"por, uprn tn" matter. lie said Moh
lay thft th" committee Was ready witt
sumo Kind of a report
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08

CHARLES L. uNL. manager ot
iuo Chamber of Ccmmcrrc thh't
ntptoyo of tcpcxSS alliiRtng
w,'h tie Amor,,aFFederation Of
Labor. They must ,,he out a
charter and swear allegiance 10 the
federation IN order to join the or
rurlniion They owe allegiance
~ the public. II Is rust Ns wrong
for ,hrm to dhljs this allegiance
a, i' is Tor police or nrcmrn, The
uthhoml Tl'y teachers hnvrBt
jost cause fr sroh action. as utry
now gra rc- Giving, with the recent
iglu, as much or more 'h1n most
r1th,rf over the county. believe
ihr hoarl W education should take
Nvrv definite s.sps TO stop such
g.tru
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08

MIS- WILLIAM KELLY. financial
sroretar, - approve ot teacher =
union. Tea cheers hGyc never re-
cclvch either ,hc rtspec, o5 salary
which per6u1s O, lha,r ability rnd
ceFacltion deserve from the.r
pl'runs ! sch 30 reason Why q
non strike union ,fhnGd not be a
,,ue'r TO both themselves snl tho
putuc"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08

Steamship prices have apparently
sons the wsy of AL othsg prices. A
British shipping paper hss ehaf'sd The
cour,s Of rrless = new oafyo steamer
NJ i.boo tons ready 10 start TO sea Toe
the new owusf, would bflns a. Jlfiof-
oni times. and Indicates illsV.vV ne
tho prlce u, ihs cnd ~ iyiy In 1911
would have been iisO.ooO. THIS nations
ItuHlnrHn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08
FIFTEEN ARRESTED
/ IN POLICE RAID

'. Fifteen negroes were arrested during
B raid on a house % is2 East lirtl
etrcct at noon Monday Tiny were
shirgsl with lo,t-liiis md 10 . Jii"g'
Shero was gnuhlnF. offlCcr- $ Is.
Rogers. walter luray. e NJ. Davs r.
\. pa,is q l.. Sharp aud e !, Hroug
made The T4il
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08

want II solomon Who sali. 90
~ the ont. thou sluTgardf Y believe
20. whyr "OR nothing In particular
hut tho slussard whn throvs himself
do~n on bed of ants Tor ilius
re-, isn't soins to set na, '--nlrmlns'
ham usfad
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08

|vatchfuI Waiting pIannedi
| Two Not Opposed,

"Hatehfu, waiting" A. apparently tho
- 49,. h...a =, .,,,.do, Nom.
"' -,-.,.
ess ana sphoP' oHHe'" n"'' "''p''"
howard tho chapter ~ tho American
yr.seb,,, association under ofFnnigA.
L.- A.. 80, ,.,,,.,. NM,
~" "''"
hariss w. sbumhn o' 'h'''ro' P''''
ahspt OF the Organization.
- a..oo, ,,p.l,Is x,n, ,o ytudy the ne.
= ''"''' '''.
~Nit'es " ."s .n'p" 'u ~,
ep"ioh i'i,r Nnu''V' W" -
~ ""ef w. eu.Nn w '"'
"nio'' 80"
NJ " A. Whhe'o'u, sop'' W.
Nh"on W's s,en' Man', "
~ ms"''INhp ~ NV
nwvum Wo's "s',n,. .pIy'n, wv
GNy,"' =, ,'.,,.', ~,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08

MISS MARY LEE HAtkEn--
s' nusrarhrr sure they ought so
uin'htc With the lal.1r federation.
They win Nnd that they1l gtt more
IuuuD u they do s0.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08
WHAT 90 YOU SAY?
Question q mo pny Asked Four
Persons PiChrj at Random
~ Reporter,

cu,scor-Oo 20, think the sehooi
teachers should JON union ard
betore affiliated with the Nmeri-
can Fedstation ~ Labor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08

NEW YORK Matehs Demand ster.
'ns opening today ~ S155 or 70 cents
hduv Saturdays close. Later It de-
.iI.ti te gap4
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08
In Drive ov, Malaria
~ Ana Build Up Tho System

7 +kc the Old STANDARD GHOVE's
TASTELEsS chul TONIC. You know
what N1u are taking "a the fotmula
b prinYd en- tVory babel showing II
IS QulnH7T ned Iron In n tas'elesa form,
The qui-ine hgiNeA uut the malaria toe
Iron builds up the system. 81 cents.
(Aiv1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08

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JuSt aS we appTOacn0d tne Top Stalr step
a big bird grabbed us by the hand and
turned on the Sunshine and then we
walked over and pegged our new Spring
Stetsons we bought at Wits. II was
just an ordinary day. No special doings.
We walked around about dozen tables
that MI had little cards on 'em saying
RESERVED. SO | said to myself mo
body out and bases full' but finally one
of the eggs at the Ad club table said "be
seated gentlemen" So we "steakcd"
ourselves right there. And we mad n
no more than got seated when feller
leaned his weight over on dad in a sort
of rve-got-you-where-l-w way and
said I'm countin' on you to act as cap
tain of a team in the next drive" And
you ought to heard dad try to pass the
buck. He told about ever drive he was
ever in and he was expecVn' to 10 to
X. c. n Washington D. G. n everything.
But felers after all it's great place
retailers, wholesalers. manufacturers, doc
tors, lawyers, preachers, teachers, labor
ing men, bank directors. Ford dealers. in
surance men, n everybody 20 up there
and eat lunch n call each other by their
front name. It's just like when you used
to live in country town where every
body gathered At Tommie's hash.houss
and visited every lunch hour n every
body knew everybody else
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08

To Heal a Cough
Take HAYES DEALING HONEY SIC
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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1920-12-30
Wilde Sentenced.
How are your Tire Chains9

G. F. Wilde, who was brought
back from Oregon last week under
charge Of embezzlement from the
F. H. Carpenter Lumber Co., and
taken to Tyndall for preliminary
herring, pied guilty to The charge.
On Friday he was taken to Yank-
ton to appear before Judge Tripp.
The state was represented by
States Atty. Scoblic and Mr.
Wilde by Judge F. d. Wicks.
He admitted the charge of embez-
Element to the amount Of about
$4,000. The first money taken
was to pay surgical and hospital
bills for his wife. A short time
later he bad similar expense for
one of the children and The amount
taken was increased. His salary
which had not been increased with