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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-24
ny HENRY L. FARHEkL


NEW YORK. March 2t.-knock-
on, Grub Ia first on Georges Car
penters list In America Then
come Battling Banquet KID Recsp.
ton and the best Of the boys in
Manager HI Times stable.
The idol of France. the blonde
bridegroom here on the chase OF
Jack Dempsey's heavyweight
crown. has gone 10 the boards al
ready. his mid section pressed fiat
Iy against them-not the canvas
PADDED timber OF the ring. but the
linsn- swathsd mahogany Of reg
uiar dinner table.
Perhaps the daring aviator. who
still has the French war spirit OF
take my chance TO win had q
premonition that he would be Of
fered more dinners i'm America
than he had time 10 eat when he
said on Ia savois. heading up
the bay yesterday--''why In II that
you speak OF fight7'
Francois Dcscamp. he Of the ro-
tund waistiine. the underslung
stature and the hypnotic eye. said
after his arrival that Carpenter
could accept only two more Of q
score OF dinner bids.
Between now and Monday. when
the European champion starts Gre
ating thrills In the role OF col
iege hero for a serial. the newly
weds and Descamps will take in
the sights Of New York.
The movie men promised Des-
camp they would complete the film
by May II they could have the
uninterrupted services Of the cham
pion. The trip to California has
been cancelled and the sxtsriors
are 70 be filmed around New York.
carpentiers vaudeville career OF
10 weeks under the management OF
Jack curicy starts May .. On a
tour Of Eastern America and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-24
CARPENTER WILL BE SOME
BUSY FRENCHMAN IN u. S.

Canada he win shadow box and
spar with jules Lanears. a Belgian
heavyweight.
The trio expect to be In America
for at least three months George
Papiu and Charley LedouS. two
other French champions under
DeScnmps management, are es.
pected "on the next boat" and the
dapper little Frenohman WI get
''zrcm some fights"
with Cochrane, the london pro-
moter, holding a contract on Car.
pcntier's services until December
u. 1870. II In not likely the fiFh,
with Dempsey will he held before
Carpenter returns to France.
Tex Richard. after a conference
with the pair. said today he would
do nothing In tho way Of nogo-
tiation for the eight until Dempsey
Ia tried on the indictment against
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-24
SHOOTS SON TO
Save HIS SOUL

CHICAGO. March st-Frank
Piano used ths heroic cure OF shoot.
Ing his son TO save the young man
from crime. he claimed today.
In jail awaiting tho outcome Of
three wounds SUSTAINED by Frank.
jr. Piano fr~tt~d over the plight Of
hi. wife and eigh, children during
his absenc. Frank. jr.. lay quietly
on q hospital cot. and admitted that
father might Be right. at that"
Frank. jr.. cost his father many
sIcepless Nights. the parent sad. In
his II gears he left homo three times
and always Associated with 4 gang.
His last disappearance vas Mon
day. Tuesday night Piano encoun-
tired his son with the rang. Cap
aslant. ciEarct pasted to a lower iip,
Frank. jr. answered his fathers call.
They talked ansriiy a moment
Piano produced a revolver and
fired three shots. They boy vas
wounded severely. but may live.
It Is better this way than IL he
was shot by a policeman" Plano sal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-24
ALASKA ROAD TO
Be COMPLETED
Mcpherson Is Back From
Washington

Tho future Of the Alaskan railroad
u assured and rails viii he connected
between Seward and Fairbanks. sxl
cent for tho crossing Of the Tanana
river. hy tho end Of 1891, or early
IN the following year, reports J. l..
Mcpherson. secretary OF tho Alaska
bureau. Seattle Chamber OF Com.
merc~.
MCPHERSON was at hts derk to-day
after bsinx In Washington. u. e..
Tor two months. whore he worked In
behalf OF measures looking toward
the development OF Alaska. and he
received assurance from members of
the appropriation committee that
sufficient appropriations win be
Forthcoming Go continue tho work
for the balance Of tho construction
period, and there Is sufficient money
on hand Ia continue the work until
Tho new appropriation " made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-24
DISAPPEARANCE OF
WOMAN EXPLAINED
By WEDDING NOTE

NEW YORK. March 2s--The
mysterious dgHappearance Of Mrs.
Mary Heffernan. 80. Brooklyn
school teacher. was saivsd today
when relatives of Russell l. Rich
man. 81. announced that Hickman
married tho missing teacher In
Warren. Ohio. March II.
RIchmsn vas formerly one Of
Mrs. Hsffernans students Mrs.
ieffernan has been missing near.
~ two years.
A natlon.~ide search was made
for her. II Gas believed she com
mit,ed suicide She was describ-
ed a. silver haired and OF a statu-
ssque appearances.
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1000 Bags of Jap
Mail Aboard Maru

with 3as passengers. including 9:
members Of > Japanese tour party.
for Seattle, and e.is. tons OF freight
and 1900 hays OF mall, the Nippon
Susen kaisha liner Kashima Maru
was reported "Wednesday AZ due at
william Head Thursday afternoon.
She will arrive here Friday evening
or Saturday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-24
SANITARY

stars .t-ts. csiseo, sTe SIC, o. &c
stst i.ss ne ooid.r West ~offss
no pkss cfsspsttss. :tc stall ies
taii cans mlis, seei fancy sr-smsFS
svitsr. sfo ~. nehIiiirrs hssi ceffss
sse IN ran stall III. home made
ptmsnto cheese. lee. fsney oofnt hsnsy.
~. hofns made pofs or veal loaf sec 70 I,
home made beet loaf sec m stalls Sc.
f'ts- hssdlsa potato sausage. ise N /
geinponud. ne " titii. pig sausage sse
70 stall ia. tans aas. zee den aspsr-
FOE 30. sail Is. ts.D. sAcA patent
nosr. % 49, Hive Hibhos tea. tte N .
Nsssea oil. ~. sfa. at ftc asaib ss.s3.
Van Gangs soups D. esnt iiesy's ss.
rafasus seyp, s. osa, zee Hrsen baking
p9vdss. ttri oranFs fnafnnslAas $50 y
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$500 COMING TO.
Mine C0NCLAvE.
Sterilization OF Gold Stand
ard to Be Considered

Sterilization Of the gold standard,
10 the end that mining In AlaSln and
the Northwest may again be conduct.
ed AZ profit 10 mining, financial
and general business interests viii be
considered at the International Min
linz convention which oonyonen here
April for a four.day session.
The exhibits OF ores and mining
machinery will DO one Of the mast ex.
tensive ever assembled In the North.
~sai More than 1900 Delegates
from the Far Northwest Western
Canada and Alaska arc expected 10
attend. The convention will be con.
Quoted under the joint auspices u
tho Puget SOUND section of the
American Institute and Mctnilurgicai
Engineers and the Seattle Chamber
OF Commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-24
Status Of the New York
Stock Exchange

NEW YORK. March ;t.--Prs <ticsiiy
stock market opening today. Prices we're
American Lpcemetiss tof. ur y Rubber
iirs. W VI cvneihls ate. up ~
southern pseifie isis, Up -; osssrsl
Motors osrtificsiss ssh, 10 "a is,srns'
Steal is;r. wsshass.di Republic ne. w
III rsn-Amssiesa tstk. Up a Bethls.
s.rn Steel n" -. Up 4.
Jast before noon General Notovs cold
~ tte, up isis, . nsv high, certificates
uN. W ~. and e. dsssntares fts
up v.
Anss making IN early high o. ses
Ssnefal Matofs reacted ! poinss aud Ger
'tnestss spid undsr e Other rnetaI
ssoeh. acted sems~hst bsttsf than Gen.
sssI hotcsA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-24
WOOD LEADSIN
SOUTH DAKOTA
lowden and Johnson Run
Close Race

MITCHELL. \. n. March Sc
Gen. Leonard Weed led for the 70
publican presidential nomination In
the south Dakota primaries. sccord.
ms To reports reaching here today.
James w. Gerard appeared TO b. the
Democratic favorisc. after a nominal
contest with ]. q. Munrcc. Illinois
With reports from So Of the states
81 counties. Gen. Wood had q lead
Of approximately 1000.
Gov. Lowd-n ard senator johnson
we're running close for second place.
with Lowden slightly In the lead
Managers for both men made claims
based on tho unrcportcd vote. Only
scattered returns were made for san.
ator Polndsxter.
The vote ON tho republican csndl-
dates In tho ~ COUNTIES stood;
Wood. si.aps; Lowden. 1880; John.
SON. 1890.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-24

stan is., fresh peanut butter. sse n.
tai cats milk. zee. fall cream ebesss
sse n. stall tif. veal sntisfa s,< u
n stall 1911 FIRST ave. f.oE tatsi~
hoxss st,fsrn. seel Golden West t-ss ,
iaE rswdsr. r.-csr ste CSC can schll-
ilnEs hasing psrd~. zee stall Z. bet
heart. i.he ~; round and sirsoln s,-As
gss is.i leaf isvs fte ~. stall "a
t@ipen. TIC N, haitbut, ter NJ smsi,s
ma isa stalls ss-ss PIKE o.. veal
ro1'. lie ~. wal rheg~. tie N tscon.
zee n. hsns half or vhsss. sse N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-24
Average Cost" to
Be Basis of Price

In report issued Tuesday the
King county fair price committees
announces that In considering meth
ods used by retailers IN fixing the
selling price OF their goods after re-
placement II will be guided by the
following general policy:
when new and identical mer.
shandise II placed In stock for sale.
the cort Of the goods on hand shall
he averaged with the cost Of the
new nsrcha ndise bought on the
present market and the selling price
shah be based on the average Unit
cost Of the entire lot"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-24
Hope to Make New
Bisbee Case Start

TOMBSTONE. Ariz. March a.
Another attempt 20 get the muchd>-
layed Bisbee deportation trial under
way wtll be made this afternoon
Court eonvenes at O'Clock and
Judge Patsee v expected TO have at
this time his ruling on the admissi.
bility OF evidence the defense wishes
to offer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-24
Seattle Arrivals and
Departures

Arrivals
March .s-Ss Protssiisvs from Wan.
ecuver, Vie ComoH. y. @. at midnight
So fulton from british ceismsis porta 81
40 D. ma
March f5-s,r city Of Seattle scr
tsouthsantsrn AisSks ~ . .. m. str G~d !.
asy for keiehlknn. Stewart. Hydsr ana
csnnsSy pssts At sise .. W.. str Eastern
crss for New York, via Balboa, al ! 40
thsfisst1n 81 neon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-24

stall a.. fine sranuisf~1 standard
shI,s su4sr. tba Ste. fhs az. ms
tis. stall -, tail can csrnation milk.
lie stall a.. strictly fresh ranch eEEp.
s'r dos ffesh ehnfnsd butter. sse ~
ful cream cheese. 'he N stalls i-z-t.
b=nen, zee 70 pot roast, ise 70. bailin 8
beet. lave N stall ~. sSlnHsa solss.
. bs rtr, frseh black cod, : bs ssc
rock cod, isr n stall a. pure eares.
sec and sie ~. CSC Royal hAhias pow
der, fse. full pt vanilla or isfnos flavor.
ti.ip. stall -. Gem MT, fbe ~, ne.
" .ppie butter. ite ~ esis honey zee
ps-. sse at stalls si.sp. . small osns
iierdsa's milh. stsi zee CItrus ~sshiax
paetsr, zee. ) ne NJ J o. esffee tstt.
stalls $50. sts sweet pranss. ssss 8 ne
test srsds solie.i eats zee. . ma fsrius.
zee ma rice. sac
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-24

stall -, pure frssh milk. Ice z, stall
~, fin. Hrsnulstsd sugar : ne ti.iE, Z
hs &c. stall 90, tall can carustion
mils. lie. stall ftsa. sIasn can nerd.n' :
nsilk. 81, 0hiraFdetifs chocolate. acc In.
eaa stall -. anpiss. ti,ie bos. u 50
tfoofns. str. onions. J ms itci oalea
sets, zoe NJ, b,Aii -. frssh esinsh, ise
hs EAe. Nof-ar herring. for $50
stall ~. frvah peanut euttsf. see NJ.
isiiiss. ssc NJ butter, zee ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-24
California Lists
to Close Thursday

SACRAMENTO. Cal. March a.
10 you had plans 10 become tho neat
president Of the United States YOU
have one more day to file your dcie
gate. In California
Thursday. according TO the presi.
dental primary act. Ii the last day
for filing the list OF delegates with
the county clerk.
After that he IL given five days
to file them with the secretary Of
states office. After that you1i have
to walt for another four years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-24
Caillaux Defense
Starts in Paris

PARIS. March DISCRIMINATION OF
witnesses for the defense began whom
the trial OF Joseph Caiiiaux. former
premier. was resumed before the sen
ute this afternoon
Caillaux Is charged with implica-
ton in dcfeatist plots during the
var.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-24
Shackleford May
Get Shipping Post

WASHINGTON. March 2A--Eithcr
Judge John A. shaekleford % Tacoma
or Admiral Samuel MCGOWAN. pay
muster general OF the navy, will be
named to the vacant shipping board
post. according to reports current
here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-24
New York Renters
Defeat Profitcera

ALBANY. n. r., March 24.--Score
one victory for Mr.. Renter.
Tenants have defeated the land.
lords attempt TO block Legislation In
the New York assembly limiting the
amount Of rent Increases. according
to indicati tons today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-24
HANK CIIsaRINGs
Public Markets


stan iis, ies fhubarh. sscl sspaf.
aEss. Use ~. bsnsnsr zoe dos sial
iAF fresh esGs. tEe aph dem StssDla,
. psss ti esl q cans miik. sSe. Stall Tao
Liptans tea. fto n. sbs crl-co. spe
Olympic pancaks feut. ;sc pkg. stall
les. hs auEsf. tss3 cans Booths ssr
diass, sie large can mineed clans. ibc
htaiis is-iT. . It's rolled oats. sboi cans
safdises lee. cans PORK and beans tse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-24
Lincolnshire Race
l. Won by Furious

LINCOLN, England, March 3D.
G. Harry's Furious won the Lincoln.
shire handicap here today. Lord
Glanely's Scatwcll was second and
A. Thorburn's Monteith third.
Twenty.ni horses started.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-24
Frisco Market Status

RAs pRANCIACo. March ft.--puttsr~-
xr'rss. sac PER ID; prime fifsts, &c
per 10.
Ezgs-gs'ras, tsc per doc. 1rrss. CSC
Per dos. sstrs puiista. soc per dos: TN
dsrrissd pulisis. ttc per doH
Cheese --csiifsrHia- fists. fancy. seEc
per ID. firsts. sTe pebih.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-24

roRTLANn. March ss,---Hu,tsr--cny
creamery, ~ q csc per II.
ExEs-Sslec;ed local EXTRAS, sac tec Per
dos.
tens-sse per ~ sroiisrs. tse per ID.
Geess-~aoe per ID.
chse-.--rripists. ssa,Te per N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-24
Shipping
Notes

Southwest Storm Warning:
StSvm over Vancouver Island.
moving southeast, Mci~rste 10
frrsh seuthesiy Ia sonihwestWly
gale expected ON coast Of Oregon
and Washington "Wednesday and
"Wednesday night. Storm warn.
ings are displayed In all ports Of
Washington aud Oregon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-24
Everett Opposes
State Commission

EyEHETT. March s4,-sSpeciai 90
The star.b--Gov. Hart In asked 20
work TO abolish the state public serv-
leo commission. in n communication
today from the Everett city council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-24
New York Coffee and
Sugar Quotations

NEw YORK. March ss.--coffee--Ss. 7
Rio, i,s oibc per iei No. Z santos. ~ o
ave per ID.
saxsr--Rsv. ii,;sei;,Se per 10; gran
ujatsd. it0iAsoe per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-24

Price bodybuilding company will
have 10 pay Eric Christensen. 81
longahorernsn s3o. 900 damages. lie
fell thru hatch while working on
schooner Janet carrutherr at copalis.
May Fl. 1918, and sustained perma.
nent injuries. Jury returned verdict
In Judge Walter NJ. Frcnch's court
Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-24

A foolish woman il one who can't
make her own living and marrics
n man who can't make II for her.
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VANCOUVER. y. C.. March 81
steamship Admiral Evans can not be
attached for sinking the tug city of
Lund in Duncan hay saturday. ar
she will not call NJ Canadian port.
II was stated here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-24
YISvfBsDAY
AAAfm %

pysul low Tide
3N = m. 80 a.
rsst High Tide
ffst a m. iit ",
srs~s1 i~~ Tie
ft1t .. m, al n
ssensd Nigh Tde
sss- o. m. los a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-24
8 Per Cent
Bonds for Sale
By EDWIN J. BROWN
10G C~1,,~h:> &c


! have twenty thousand
dollars ($20,000) worth of
eight per cent one, two and
threc-year first mortgage
bonds in 800 to $1,000 de-
nominations to sell. These
bonds are guaranteed and Sc
cured with one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars ($150,-
000) worth Of the richest ir-
rigated land in America.
This investment Is as safe
as a bank and pays twice as
much interest semi-annually.
These bonds will be on sale
at my office, LOG Columbia
ST.. every forenoon between 8
and IL o'clock. See me in
person.
EDWIN J. BROWN.
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VICTORIA. y. C., March 2t--R.
NJ s. Empress 81 Canada building
on the Clyde. VIII be placed on the
Bri,lah Columbia Oriental route.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-20
SEIZE 500 QUARTS
Valued mt Over S5,OOO-FOund in En-
press shipment OF Fish-Hidden
In II Barrels

st. Albans, May 19.-About 800 quarts of
liquors of various kinds were taken to
the customs office this morning follow
Ing an examination Of an express ship
ment of fish which had been taken from
train No. IS on it's arrival in this city
last night, The supposed shipment of fish
was In II barrels and the suspicious of
Officers W. e. Fuller and Peter Marengo
were aroused when they discovered saw
dust on the floor around the barrels
Each barrel was found to contain about
80 bottles of good Canadian liquor hid
den under layer of fish and ice. The
shipment was consigned to George Birse
or Montreal to the William NJ Green
City Fish company, Elliot street, Boston,
said to be the largest fish handling con-
cern in New England.
The liquor included brandy, Canadian
Club whiskey and White Horse Scotch
whiskey. which is said to be valued in
Boston at $40 bottle or more. The liquor
was bottled in 1909. The total valuation Of
the shipment is placed at from s. 600 to
5000.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-20
GUARD BILL BACK
TO CONFERENCES
House Refuses to Approve COmprO-
mise Agreement with the Senate

Washington, May 19.--The House
refused to-day to approve compro-
mise agreement with the Senate per-
hitting States to federalize the Ma
tional Guard. The vote was 200 to 100.
BY it's action the House sent the
army reorganization bill back to con-
ference with instructions to it's man.
ayers to insist against changing the
pre- war basis of the guard organiza-
tion.
The compromise was offered to break
a deadlock that blocked final passage
of the army reorganization bill.
Senator Wadsworth, New York,
heading the Senate conferees an
nounced that he would present the
disagreement to the Senate tomorrow
with a motion that the Senate insist
upon liberalization of the guard.
During the House debate several
members attack ed the Senate proposal
on the ground that it's adoption would
kill the guard by making it a part of
the regular army. The new scheme of
organization also was opposed as a
step toward adoption of system of
compulsory military training.
Representative Sanford. Republican. of
New York. another supporter of the COM
promise, said under the present system
the guard. whenever called in federal
service. would be humliated by being
broken up.
The men opposing the change We're not
OIL the right side of any of the great
questions during the war declared Mr..
Sanford. adding that he did not question
the loyalty of these men. His remark
caused an uproar in the House. Repre-
sentative Frear of Wisconsin demanding
that his words be eXpunged from the
record. Mr.. Sanford finally withdrew
them, explaining that he did not intend
to reflect on the motives of any member.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-20
WOMAN'S BRANCH, BOARD
OF MISSIONS, AT RUTLAND
Attendance OF $50 Mt EpiscopaIiau
Gathering at Rutland

Rutland. May 19.-The attendance was
almost 80. nearly record at tho an
nual meeting of the woman's branch.
board of missions of the Episcopai
church. held at Trinity Church to-day.
There was communion, in charge of Bishop
a. c. A. Hall of Burlington, who also
presided at the business sessions Rishon
CoadJutor G. Y. Bliss of Burlington was
also present,
Ihe convention was addressed by Miss
Margaret Nelson, representing the Church
Mission House in New York. She touched
upon the reorganization of the woman's
auxiliary.
Many reports on routine business were
given and the following officers were
elected: President. Mrs George Y. Bliss.
burlington; president, Burlington
district, Miss Constance r. WHEELER, Bur-
lngton; Windsor district. Mrs. Wey.
mouth. Springfield; st. Adams, Mrs. Susan
RiNford St Albans; st. Johnsbury, Mrs.
Cunningham. st. Johnsbury; Rutland
district, Miss Lillian Lewis. Poultney;
Montpelier. Mrs. B. u. Denny, Mont.
pelier; corresponding secretary, Miss
Elizabeth w. Clement. Rutland: recording
secretary, Mrs. William II. Wills, Ben.
treasurer, Mrs, William f. Per-
ley Bellows Falls; geenral secretary OF
Mrs Jones, Woodstock church
periodical club, Mrs. Joseph Reynolds.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-20
ANT BARRIERS WHO WORK
ON SUNDAY PROSECUTED

Rutland, May 1a.-The union BARRIERS Of
Us city have asked City Grand Juror
I'm 5. Dorsey to prosecute the owners
three non-union shops who are alleged
have kept their shops open Sundays
|uch to tho detr.ment of the union
|tablishments. it is claimed The real
use of this movement is not "A religious
|irit on the part Of the tonsorial artists
ft is drive at the non-union men on
tcount Of their refusal TO raise prices
hair cuts and shaves when the unions
popted a new schedule a few weeks
30. The three alleged offenders Were
|rmerly union members but when prices
|ent up and they thought the card too
|gh they withdrew. Now It has been
|scoVered that they accommodated
ttrons on Sunday. Mr.. Dorsey says that
he prosecutes the BARRIERS he cannot
bow any partiality and the lid will go
b tight. so that fruit stores, soda
Puntains, cigar stands and Sunday
hines must close.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-20
IONTPELIER SEMINARY
DEFEATS ST. MICHAEL'S

Montpelier. May 19.-Montpelier Semi
ary baseball team defeated st. Michaers
|ollege team this afternoon by a score
to in the best game that has been
ZEN in this section this season and prob
bly, in a long time.
CLARK was touched up for II hits, while
|ranai, after the first inning, held the
(sitors down TO three hits. st. Michael's
bored it's runs In the first inning on
bree singles, an error. and wild pitch
hen Granai frightened up and did not
llow them to put him again in a hole.
fontpelier got tally in the third on a
buble and single and then in the fifth
dded four more when St. Michael's blew
b. with the bases full. Clark walked
|ranai, after which Gilbo made an error
|hese were followed by n double by St.
Larry and the three singles that had
ccurred rounded out the four scores.
Batteries: Granai and Lombard; Clark
nd Clifford.