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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-11-18

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The log cabin Democrat., 1920-12-21
TAP. U. s. ISLAND,
 STRUCK BY QUAKE
By United P..~s)

Tokio, Dec. 21.-A combined earth quake and typhoon wrecked the most of the buildings on the Island of Yap, according to meagre advices receiv- ed today. Yap is midway in the Pa cific and is an important cable sta tion.
 The Island of Yap had the distinct ion of being the only territory acquir- ed by the United States as result of the world war. It formerly belonged to Germany, and was awarded to the United States under the peace treaty.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-12-21
COTTON TOO LOW
 FOR GOODS PRICES

That the price of cotton is un- duly depressed when compared with present mill prices of cotton goods is shown in compilation made by Cashier V. D. Hill from figures ap- bearing in the current issue of Dun's Review. Taking composite of mill prices on eight different kinds of cot ton goods, Mir. Hill finds that July 31, 1914, immediately preceding the world war, the average price of these cotton goods was 9 1-2 cents per yard. On that date the price of spot cotton in New York was 13 3-4 cents a pound. The high mark for both was attained in July of this year, when the same eight classes of goods sold at an average of 37 3-4 cents a yard and the price of spot cotton in New York was 43 1-4 cents a pound. On December IF the price of cotton goods had fallen to an average of 22 2-5 cents a yard, while the price of spot cotton in New York had dropped to l5 3-4 cents a pound. In other words, cotton goods have declined slightly less than 41 per cent from the high mark, while the price of raw cotton has fallen over 63 per cent.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-12-21
BIC MAN KILLED
 KACY, TESTIFIED
(BY United PreAs1

Cleveland, Ohio, Dec. 21.-Adrian Short, fisherman, testified for the prosecution today in the trial of Justice William H. McGannon, on trial for the second degree murder of Harold Kagy, garage man. Short declared on the witness stand that he saw big man pull a revolver and fire twice, the first shot filing Kagy The fisherman declared, however, that he could not identify the "big man" ex- cept that he was about six feet in height and weighed about 250 pounds
 Justice McGannon is on trial in the same court over which he formerly presided A fellow justice and life long friend is presiding at his trial. Kagy is alleged to have been killed last May while on a friendly party with McGannon at which both became intoxicated.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-12-21
WINTER BEGINS TODAY:
 YEARS SHORTEST DAY

Persons who have been shut in by the bad weather and who have no employment to keep them busy may be inclined to doubt it, but the almanac is authority for the fact that this is the shortest day in the year. In this latitude the sun rose this morn. ing at 65S and will set this even ing at 4.58, making the days length exactly 10 hours. As matter of fact the days length is shorter by only a few seconds than yesterday or to- morrow, and it will be December 27 before the increase in length amounts to as much as a minute. The sun Will continue to rise later each morn ing, however, until January F. on which date sunrise will be five minutes later than today, but it also sets later each day by an increased amount of time, thus gradually length enlng the daily period of sunshine
 Today also marks the official be- glnnlng of the winter season. The sun reaches it's fartherest declination to the south, called the winter sol- stlce, at 9:17 p. m, central standard time, tonight.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-12-21
TELL HARDING ANTI STRIKE
 BILL UNFAIR
(By United Pressl

Marion, Ohio, Dee. 21.-Evidences of disappointment in the ranks of or ganized labor over the enactment of the Poindexter anti-strike bill were plainly visible today at the head quarters of President-elect Harding. Labor has turned it's wrath at the Republican majority in the senate as being responsible for the bill
 Some leaders of organized labor have wired Mir. Harding to use his influence in blocking the anti-strika bill. The acuteness of the situation was apparent when Senator Poindex- ter, it's author was summoned from Washington for hurried conference with Mir. Harding.
 Briefly stated, the Poindexter bill provides heavy penalties for those par ticipating in strikes which hinder or stop interstate commerce. It has all read been passed by the senate.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-12-21
TRADE AS AID
 TO PAYMENTS
 ON U.S DEBTS
Ky United rreSs,

Washington, Dec. 21.-Revival of international trade agreements with allied nations as an aid to payment of more than F billion due the American government and business interests in this country, was advanced in the house today by Representative Mich olas Longworth of Ohio, Republican. Mir. Longworth is a member of the powerful house ways and means com mittee.
 In renewing the agreements, Mir. Longworth proposed that the United States exchange advantageous conces- sions to the allied nations for similar concessions granted American firms abroad. Revival of trade would be beneficial to both American and allied interests, he declared, and would en- able allied powers to retire their ob- legations more quickly than will be possible so long as international trade is virtually suspended while the peace treaty is held up.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-12-21
IRISH SOIL SCENE
 OF GREAT BATTLE
(By United rress)

Dublin, Dec. 21.-British soldiers and Sim Feiners are fighting now at Mullinshone the biggest battle of the entire Sim Fein uprisig.
 The battle started on Sunday night. Only fragmentary reports of it have been received. Dispatches are conflict as to it's details.
 At least ten Sim Feiners have been killed and 30 or more wounded or cap tured. Casualties sustained by the British forces include eight killed and many wounded, two seriously.
 After a solid day of fighting the British are said to have turned back the Irish in what amounted to vir. tual defeat. Parts of the Sim Fein army, however, continued to harass the British troops.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-12-21
COTTON KEEPS UP
 MONOTONOUSD DROP

The decline in cotton, which has oc- cured with monotonous regularity each day during the past week, con- tinued today, with spots and January New Orleans showing special weak ness. New York January options clos ed at 14.78 cents, net decline of 15 points, and March declined IS points, closing at 14.62 cents. In New Or leans January lost 46 points, closing at 1861 cents, while March was down 29 points, closing at 1898 cents. Spots were lowered 25 points in both markets, to 1925 cents in New York and IA cents in New Orleans.
 On the local market practically no cotton appeared today, owing to the unfavorable weather.
 The Conway price of cottonseed re- mains unchanged at SIS per ton.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-12-21
POSSE GETS TWO
 OF FOUR BANDITS
(By United Press)

Milltown, N. J., Dec 21.-Two ban- dits were captured bby a posse of citizens shortly after midnight when an alarm by the night watchman frustrated an attempt to rob the First National Bank. A band of four were on the point of forcing their way into the bank when the watchman sounded the alarm. Thirty citizens responded and opened fire on the band as they reached the scene. In the exchange of shots which followed, two of the ban- dits escaped and two were captured. Chase by the posse proved futile.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-12-21
ENDORSED
 BY BIG MAJORITY
fBy United Press)

Washington, Dec. 21.-Passage of the Fodney emergency tariff bill was indicated today when the house by a vote of 206 to 76 agreed to take it up tomorrow for consideration. Demo- cratic members of the house, with few exceptions, voted against the Re- publican majority in scheduling hear ing on the measure. Democrats also vote against its passage.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-12-21
ST. LOUIS STORES
 ROCKED BY BOMB
(By United Preasl

St. Louis, Dec. 21.-What police de- clared was time bomb exploded this morning in the business district and totally wrecked the front of one store building and damaged others. The explosion caused $15,000 damages to the front of Harry Sachs store. Plate glass windows in adjacent stores were smashed.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-12-21
WITHDRAW APPROVAL
 OF TAX EXTENSIONS
lRY IInitef1 RressI

Washington, Dec 21.-The house ways and means committee today withdrew it's action endorsing the de- mand of business interests for eX- tension of 50 days on federal tar pay ments due December 15 The com mittee reported in substance that the extension would be dangerous and that a mistake was made in reporting it favorably.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-12-21
ANNOUNCE WAGE CUT
 FOR HOTEL WATERS
lKv nnited pres.

Chicago Dec. 2l,-Twenty per cent reductions in the wages of walters were announced today by big hotel in the loop district. Waters who were formerly paid 800 and board per month will now draw $70 and board. The hotel announced that poor business and declining prices in other lines of business are responsible for the re ductons
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-23
POVERTY IS NO
 BAR TO HIGHER
 EDUCATION HERE
Self Supporting Students Gan Succeed in American
 Universities.

Boston,, Feb. 23-A student in an American university can be success full in study, sports and social life, even when compelled to support himself throughout his college ca reer, an inquiry conducted at liar yard shows.
 Poverty, the investigators report, is not an insuperab1e barrier to stu dents who have initiative and cour- age.
 The inquiry showed that some self respecting students earned s5,000 or more in their four years at the unI- Versity and that it was not unusual for a student to earn $3,000, stand well in his classes and be a leader in student activities.
 One man who earned $3,0o0 be- longed to four college clubs, rowed on the varsity crew and was among the best known men at college. An other who earned a siInilir amour; was an officer of his class, was elect 1 ed to three clubs, sang in the glee club and was first marshal of Ph Beta Kappa
 A student who earned his way from start to finish and was captain o1 1 the university team, told the inquir'
 CTS that the fact that he was self 1 supporting did not, so far as he knew
 exclude him from any of the clul 1 life at college.
 In fact, every man interviewed ex cept two, said the self supportini
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-23
WHAT WILL HAPPEN ?
 (Tampa Tribune.)

We'd hate to thinl. = what is go- ing to happen to South Carolina men if the courts hold that pants consti- ute a vehicle within the meaning g of the national prohibition law.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-23
LONDON USING
 AMERICAN PLAN
 ON HER SUBWAY
Set Time Limit on Trains Stay in the
 Stations.

London, Feb. 21-Disguised by the sedate title of Station Controller SyS- tem'' American hustle methods have been adopted in the London under ground railways. At two of the busi- est stations, including Victoria, tthus- tlers'' are now employed during the rush hours to speed up the trains. The raiload authorities have set half a minute as the maximum time any train should stay in a station when the road is clear. Before the hustlers got to work trains frequently halted for ninety seconds at a station.
 As a train comes into the station
 ''hust1ers7 place themselves at the car doors and regulate the exit and entrance of the passengers much as in New York Each car has a single door at each end and a double door in the centre. People are supposed to enter by the end doors and go out by the centre, but unless there is a hustler there to see this done they follow the easier way of getting out by the nearest exit.
 Pass down the carr' is the cry 1 that echoes from end to end of the i platform. Scientifically the people are herded in until even the packing experts of the Underground can see | that there is no room for more. The methods of the London 'thustlers'' vary greatly. Some copy the drill l perhaps because they have been through the mill in the war, but there 1 is at least one whose refreshing and tactful courtesy has already earned i him the gratitude of the public. i 'tNow, gentlemen" he says as the l train pulls up, eff those who are get i ting off here will kindly make for 1 the middle doors and those who are going further will stand away from 1 them I'll see about the newcomers g
 It acts like magic. When the train
 stops all is ready. At once this gentle | hustler leans out and shouts: "Pas-
 sengers enter by the end door only
 please. Middle doors for passengers leaving the train!" This mans cal
 as a rule is the first to be ready tc move on. But think of that gentle. ness in New York;
 Speaking generally the London public has taken the speeding up
 good humoredly and complaints have
 been few. Women have responded
 better than men. As a result of tht first weeks working of the system
 double the number of trains have beer
 passed through the Victoria station.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-23
COME OUT, MIR. HOOVER.
 (Tampa Tribune.)

Herbert Hoover is at least respect iveIy inclined in the manner of a presidential nomination. That being the case, it is due the American peo- pie that he make a statement regard ing his political beliefs and affilia- tions. Of course, if MT. Hoover be lieves he can start another and an independent party, there will be no neeo for him to explain his political lineup But it is going to take a big man to combine the votes of all the antagonistic parties polite in this country and ride into office on the combination.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-23

"Lottery-see gambling says thC dictionary with terseness and truth.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-23
SAYS and $3.75 a Pair

nice glove for with suit is a soft white one, stitched in black seams and fancy back stitching, This glove also in black with white stitching. $4
 washable cape glove is excellent for business wear These are domestic make, sturdy and strong
 A regular walking glove is selling at a low price to make room for large Spring stock. It is heavy but may be worn for long time yet In tans. S25O
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-23

student. was at no disadvantage or under any social stigma.
 On the contrary, many said that college men were likely to admire a man because he was earning his way.
 Some of the occupations which enabled Harvard men to pay their way were those of waiter, tutor, re- porter. artists model, bookkeeper, farm laborer, day laborer, organist, choir singer, clerk, musician in or chestra, editorial writer. librarian, so- cial service worker, ticket taker, ath- letic coach, physical director, tire builder and steward.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-23
TIMBER IN HoRRY SCARCE.
 (Horry Herald.)

As the supply of timber in this county grows less and less, the price of lumber will doubtless advance, and it will soon approach the time when it will be cheaper to build with bricks or stone, or maybe concrete. The tim Der is now being used up faster than more can grow on what uncultivated lands are left.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-23
WOMAN SIGNS BANKNorEs.

Geneva, Switzerland, Feb. 23-The first woman to sign her name to bank notes in Switzerland. is Miss Marie Prodham, who has been appointed director of the Banque de Geneve, and will in future sign the notes and scrip issued by the bank
 There are now in Switzerland wo- men practising as judges, barristers engineers, doctors and university professors.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-23

Forestry experts have found that a plant growing luxuriantly in the Philippines and heretofore thought a weed is used in other parts of the far east for the production of cam phor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-23

The clothing manufacturers who are now threatening to raise prices again, will put up an awful holler when wages have to go up to pay for all these additions to cost of Iiv- ing
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-23

The easiest way for a student to earn his expenses with minimum expenditure of time was tutoring or acting as a tutor-coInpanion.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-06
cabina eli undc 0 astepta Sultana.


Pima bne. Mai avcm cirmaciul.
Daca scapam 81 dc e suntem scapate Gu capitanul 81
Gu Mehmct merge mai lesne. Eli dorm busteni. Tu sa
pu nina pc cir1na 81 sd cirnesti vasul asa t-am
spus Sa e ut la compass sd arate vIrul drcpt la nord
,,Dupa spravm Mehmct 81 Gu capitanu am
sa vim la cirna De aic 81 pima la crma sunt numai
vre-o douazec de pasi. + ntuncric besna 81
Gle pima apropem de el. Daca smt alergam
catre c muteste 81 il trintm JOS Flu sun arcanul 81
tn Dumitro 81 Vasilco apuca de mini 81 Qc pcioare
daca n'oi3pntea sal arunc arcallul dc git Tine-va
dupa mine 81 esind din ulnbra cabinet pornira aple
cate niste duhuri negre in intunericul noptei
Marca find linistita, carmaciu 'avca mutt le
ucru totusi treaz caci raspundca cuvata de va
sui Sc incrcdintase, 81 prvirea lui atnta
pc cadranul compasulu asupra caruia lumina lam
lpita mica de uleiu.
Ochii lui find dcdati la lulnna cind rdca pri-
virca dc pc busoa pntea patrundc departe intunc
ricul nopci. Ne banuind mimic tcmca Gle nici un
atac accident Grija accasta 0 avea caraula, 81
mormand manea turceasca, simt Cd Sc apropie
cineva de el.
Atacul rcusi de IMMUNE. Elena ii arunca dupa cap
arca4ul cind fu d depdrtare de dol pas de el din
trio smucitusA putRrIink Il trase JOS de 81 in
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-06
DE WHARF

un Stor, Bucerie 81 un Automo-
bill. Storul este araniat complect
la polite buna. Afacere buna.
Doritorii a sc adresa la:
loan FUNARIU,
1905 Detroit Ave-, Cleveland, O.
(29-34)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-06

ii arunca arcanu dupa git 81 dntr'o smucitura Ia
pravat pc suurile dc otgoanc, undo in cte-va mnu-
te fu cgat nadede de virtejpl ancore, calusul
in gura.
Maria, una din Moldovcnce, abuse sac de lima
Ia pus pc rasufatoarea cabinet marinarlor stri
gatul lor sd patrunza afar 81 flu asaa acolo de pa
"a Cam in aceas timp cind sosit Elena la intrarea
cabinet marnarilor sos Vaslca, soptind la urechea
Elenei ca gait Gu al c
~ iii timpul accla sosi 81 Ana Polonescc. Elena
coborf citeya trepte 81 vdzu umina palida lascapa
tul de jos scarii Isl dadu ca marinarii la
sat usa cabinet lor dcschisa din prcina caldurei.
Marinarii aveau singura locuinta cabilld
re 16 paturi, la prora vasuui, sub puntc, sail
"a MICA cam de vfe-o trc patrate in fata, de
incepea de csre, prevazuta la punte
Cd rama cam de palma inaltime, servind ca toe
pentr oblonrl Gu care Sc inchdea 1ntrarea III
lde iarna sau furtuna pc mare.
Elena Hasa oblonul asupra intrar 81 puse polonc-
| zee sa scaza pc oblon si pc Ana 0 lasa de paza.
| Pc scara putea urea de cit un singur ON, 81
1i uul ar Fl fost in stare sd ridice oblonul pc
at III stat greutatca trei fene, mai seaa daca Ii
k ii strgat So mn mste ca sunt MORT, cuvinte pc
b ANA le fnvatase 81 e proIluntc perfect de bne
lf2<S11fcsfe
IA fnsotita de Vaslca Dulnitra ii Dc AleSan-
iseura fncct Il ou lnnlta lnarc anainte pima 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-06

Rlmii Ano 81 sa VII ele la cabina matrozilor
Pima atunci moi mergcm sa ispravim ce l'ati", III
sc Elena 81 plecd ulmal dc Dumra 81 celc l'atc Mol
dovence 81 de Vasilca 81 Rutcanca l'alta, Ale
xandra.
1nainte de urea scara zise soptind: ,,Dumtro,
cnd esi afara sa lei toporul eel de pc aietor 81
sd ma urmez. Tu, Vasilco Rada tabarit pc matro-
zul de linga catargul din fata De buna scaa ca mo-
tale Ma arcanu acesta II arunc peste cap tragi Gu
nadcidc Sa nu-l gtu Dupa il pui jos il lcgi cobza,
cot la cot de catarg 81 ii pui causu acesta i'll gura P
ma atunci Dumtra sd vad Gle caraua de la
prora. Cee l'ate sa stat pittc, fara sd scoateti
soapta macar nga lntrarea la cabncle marinarilors
81 esi nrmata de tovarasele eli in nenorocire srecu-
lndu-se pc brinc printre granada de lazi 81 sac in
carcate maria pentru Serau.
In citeva minute partca intiia planului fost
Gu precisie executat.
Marnarul de la catarg, sedea pc un sac in
carcat Gu lima, motaind prevazuse Elena fu GU
causu in gr legat cot la cot de catarg, fra sd poa-
ia scoate sunet din gura sd Sc miste. Pentrn
mai buna sguranta, Vasilca ia egat 81 pcioarele de
catarg 81 lasind pc Rada de paza inga el mers 81
s'a oprit la 1ntrarea cabinet marinarilor.
Elena 81 Gu Dumitra an reusit tot asa de bne sa
lege caraua de la prora vasulu, marinar in eate
de vreo treizec de ami sta rezeat coatele dc
copasta vasului privirea sonnoroasa zare, Eles
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-06
+ EINSULA FfRmECATA| /
! lmparatia AmazOanelOr /
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ROMAN DE: G. r. PASCU.

(Crmare)
Esira din bucatarie 81 intrara la Caliopi care dor
dusa pc patucul eli Ma apucat sa Sc trezeasca In
citeva nlomentc era calusul strins pc gura egaa
cot la cot 81 de pat, sd nu Sc poata misca.
Chcild de la lacatele cabinelor crau in buzunaru
rochic; lea gdsit lcsne 81 au esit pc sala
Au descuat cabna in care crau Dumtra 81 cele
ralte Moldovence, carl gata imbrobodite 81 as
teptau.
Au deschis 81 cabina in care era Vasilca Gu Ru-
teanca cca palta, esind 81 clc muteste pc sala.
Elena .v1r1 clca in lacatul de la cabina in care
crau Polonezele, dar statu moment la indoiala.
Scoase chea din lacat 81 lund satrul din NINA Anei,
virf intle usa 81 phvazul eli 81 foltnd satrul rupsc
speteaza usei 81 broasca supuse sforari 81 des-
cnie Trase usa 81 Vasilca intra iii cabina destcpt1n
fetelss zise4 5abracati-va repede q haide afara.
lntrA Iasa satfrnl dupa usa, fara Sd fe OBJ
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G y T

pc varul meu loan Dumbrav;l
din Jibart, casatorit in Lommc
Rog Pc fratii Romini din Amn-
rica care site adresa sd mi-o tri-
mita 81 voiu ii recunoscator, saa
linsul daca va ceti acest anunt,
il rog sa,mi raspunda. Eu p!ec a.
casa 81 as dori sd vie Gu moi. We
re de mai bani iii dau ell. acasa
te asteapta mama. Ceialalti s,nt
mort.
George Dumbrava, P. o. B. 579,
Bedford, Ohio.
(27 & 29)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-06
DE VfNZARE

casa dc caramida cu 3 eta j.,
40 odai. impartite , 81 1 odai.
Prctul $20.O00O0.
q casa de lemn cu q odai 81
stor $l0,0G000. Pozitie buna in
mijlocul orasului.
0 farma, 2 mile departare de
la Gary, Indiana, so acare ell q
odai 81 pivnita, sura, grajd. ,
garage 81 cotetc. Pretul $500.
Doritori sd Sc adrescZe la:
loan Mallat, 1887 Adams Street.,
Gary, Indiana.
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