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Cn-h Grnin In Chirnro.

gchicngo.-W Whcnt[No. northern
aprinl $3.50 800. No 2 northern
spring. dark. $40. No. ! mixed, 81. 30.
corn-No. ? missed yi.P5@ l.9G; No. 2
ycliow, gt950 LOO.
oats--No. white. s1.1els ls01I7lA
No. white. Sl.1f@i.tSM
Rye---No. .. S215q21G.
Enrioy-S3 S3.53sl 1.65.
Timothy SEED -sfO.00Qi2.eo
Clover Seed S20.00Gf 3b.ON.
porls-Nouiinal
Lard gz0.f5.
Ribs-si siHz5M 1895.
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EASTERN LIVE STOCK.
Al Ghf.uua-

chicaE1.-C -Cattie--Bcef steers. top
s15.b6; buiS S1z.zs1 1900. fat cows
eaining more. with bulk StOOef l2.dOs
canners, bulls ana calves Ittti1
chanHed, bulk vehlers. St3.O0 I, 1900 I;
storh.rs ana feeders. 15n zbC high6r.
HoEs-rop. $ff.s0.r hulk light and
light butchers, Sl5f0Ml i.G5; bulk ESQ
mostly STEADY with hunk $40 90 a 100.
She-p--l5est siipfn iambs. SG5.ou,
with bulk St2.DOM 1850, top. native
spring lambs, $1,000; bulk. Slg.bDrt
1880. choice ewes $3.50 n 500. feeder
lambs mostly Si0.751l2.G5.
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SOCIETY

Little Audrey Pearl DeWeese,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs W. De
weese Of Texas Greek. was host at a
birthday party given at the home on
June . The affair was in celebra
ton of Miss Audrey's fifth birthday.
and she received many nice gifts,
among which was a large bouquet of
snowballs aud purple flags that We're
grown in the garden of her aunt, Mrs.
o. D. Wilson, 927 Prescott avenue.
Those that took part were Dorothy
and Shirley Danielson. Thora, Alva and
Bruce Priugle. Fred and Dora Bell
DeWeese. all OF Texas Creek; Fay
Work and Louis Purcell of CotopaM;
Miss Ethel Parsons of Manitou: Mrs
A. l.. Challis and Mrs. A. IL. Pringle.
Ice cream and cake finished the aft
erncon's pleasure All returned 10
their homes voting Miss Audrey a
royal entertainer
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GUESTS OF MR.. AND
MRS. w. II. HILL

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Jamison OF
Quinter. Kan. are spending a few
days AT the home OF W. II. Hill. East
Canon. Mr.. and Mrs. 5amiaon are
greatly impressed with tiiis city and
contemplate making their home hero.
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9S4 Delegates in
COP. Convention

There are59s4 delegates in the Re.
publican national convention. in ses-
sion in Chicago this week and II will
require majority, or 493 votes, to
nominate a candidate for the presiE
dency of the United States. The
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C. e. SOCIETY HAS
BUSINESS SESSION

The G. u. Society of the First Pres
byterian church enjoyed business
and social session at the Hughey home
on North Sixth street Tuesday eve
ming,
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LEFT FOR EASTERN
VISIT THIS MORNING

Mr. and Mrs. Apple. of Seattle,
Wash. who have been visiting at the
home of E. Dean Beatty on Park ave
nue.. LETT this morning ror the East.
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Green Suited IIidcs. Etc.
Grrrn Nnltrh lIorsrIlIdc..
,iIgrAn nlAitIll.r,.

Colombo -ettlsment prices
Bar silver. 80 ie.
G,pp-. T"ind, 100 zoe.
Lead SS.3u.
Spriff-r $3.50.
Tungsten. per unit. s6.GOd 1900.
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CLARA HOOVER HERE
FOR THE SUMNER

Miss Clara Hoover, teacher 1of
French in st. Louis school. has ar
rived here to spend the summer with
her mother and family, 532 College
avenue. Miss Della Hoover is ex.
peeted home soon for the summer
also
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The Stork Express

Mrs Mary Nicholas is receiving
congratulations upon the arrival of a
little granddaughter. which arrived
Monday, June Z. at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A NJ Nicholas, in Pueblo
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ChIcago Dalr,.

.hioago. ~ Butter. Creamery. IzM
53lse
Egrr ritstr. 3Dmsshc. ordinary
frrts. 3JNf Jbc; ut nerk. eases In
cIuded, 3Tu ~ We; storn-" packed ~ e.
tIar. p, v i2r: rt"ruSe packed. firsts.
uho.
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ENSIGN gibson AND
PARTY IN THE CITY

Ensign ellison of the United States
navy. accompanied by his mother
Mrs. i. M. ellison, and the Misses NJ.
Beers. II. Leayitt and NJ. Leavitt OF
bingham, Mass, are spending some
time at the Strathmore hotel En-
sign Gilson expects to remain here
for saveraI rnonthe
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BEECH FAMILY ARE
HERE FROM COTOPAxi

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w Beech and family
OF cotopaxl have rented their ranch
and have come to Canon City 10 ro-
side.
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LOU HEMM ERLE
BACk From RANCH

Louis Hemerle has returned from
his ranch in Routt county. He re-
ports the country as looking fine in
that section, but says the losses in
cattle in the lower country and about
Craig we're very heavy. owing 10 the
severe winter The Two-Bar outfit
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RETURNS FROM
MISSOURI VISIT

James Robinette, who has spent tn
past three months with his mother a
Cameron. Mo, has returned to tn
city.
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Coliseum, where the convention is
being held. has seating capacity OF
approximately 1900 people.
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CLARK COOPER
surEERs RELAPSE

Postmaster Clark Cooper. who bad.
recovered sufficiently from 4 recent
illness to be able 10 leave the hoa
pital for his home about week ago,
has suffered RELAPSE and IS again a
patient at the Graves hosrifat
ih0IEc rrTfr,%.
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Dressed Poni,-y.

The following PRICES on dressed
poultry are net i. %. y, Ienver.
turkeys. No. Is. ...... .....t... 40
Turkeys. old tums.....-. -. 40 =
Hens. ib. ..... "a
boosters as
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FROM DENVER

Mrs. George Sherwood and Mrs. A.
L. Haley returned Thurgday from
Denver, where they were IN atiend-
ance at the convention being he'd 30
that city as delegates from the local
First Christian church.
EDNA WILLIAMS VISITING
IN SALT LAKE CITY
Miss Edna Williams OF the teie
phone company is enjoying three
weeks vacation In Salt Lake City
Miss Williams was accompanied by
her mother
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Creamery. FIRST grade 81
Creamery. second grade 80
Process Butter ...-....-.... 4s
Packing stock ....,.......3S ass
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MET CHICAGO GUEST
INTHE STEEL CITY

Miss Ruth Fredrickson motored 10
Pueblo Thursday to meet her friend.
Miss Rossie Gustavson OF Chicago.
who is her guest for n few days. en-
route 10 California
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Mrs. I. Scott Jones and little daugh-
ter, Lettie Agnus, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Bowler and family, and Mr.. and Mrs.
McKinstry motored to Beaver dam
Sunday and spent the day picnick-
ing.
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I,EEs.
ituttcr.

Esgs. strictly fresh. case
count ..-.--.-...-..... 5000 u 1850
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Live Poultry.

Turkeys. 10 lbs. or oyer....- 40
Hens, lb. Observation-Disclosures = Gt33
DuCklings ...........1s ff20
eioslinEs Observation-Disclosures. u22
Breilers, 1920 crop ,.....,. 50 @.g
Cocks ................, i6
Springs Observation-Disclosures. S5
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uatt~r Fat.
I'ri,it.

Direct ..--..........-.....
station ..-..--...-.. ....--.-.
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HOME FROM
DENVER VISIT

Ernest Miller of the Fremont coun-
iy National Bank, returned Tuesday
from weekend visit in Denver.
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HAY AND GRAIN.
Hay.
IlIpI:s AND pELrs.
Denver Price List.
DRY Flint Hides.

Quotations furnished by chariey
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Shubert's Jazz Band OF Chicago VIII
be here tonight and will give dance
at the Annex hall This is considered
great treat for Canon City, as the
Shubert orchestra is one of Chicago's
eading bands, anu nve people play la
different instruments.
The Alethea class of the Methodist
Episcopal Sunday school were enter
tanned Monday at the home OF Mrs.
Loave West on Harrison avenue. \
short musical program. followed by
guessing contest entitled "a Musical
Romance" formed a pleasing enter
tainment for the guests. the winners
in the contest being Mrs. Joe Foster
and Mrs. Ed DabDey. Delicious re-
freshments were served by the host
ess.
a dinner party. which included Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Wilson. Miss Wilma
Newcomb, Ray Bottenfield, A E. vii
son and DIR. G. II. Kellenberger,
dined at the Canon hotel Sunday eve
ming.
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LATE
MARKET
QUOTATIONS
DENVER ETs.
G,.afIa

Western Newspaper union News Service.
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Friday
CHIEFTAlN SOLICITOR
HERE ON BUSINESS

Miss Margaret Mckenzie returned
from Fairplay the early part Of the
week, after completing a successful
year as teacher in the high school
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Hogs.

Good hogs ....,...--......sl sl3-2F q ll.l5
Sheen.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-14
GOOD Rain BENEFITS
LUBBOCK COUNTY CROPS


Speeia' 20 The News
l.tnBpCk Ten. Aug % "A gool
general rain ten over i.uhhu,k county
"Wednesday uiEht u was being needle .
over guui part of the county and
leaves yrup conditions MOST ideal Cor 60
record Yield Do the fan
Cotton j. in the best shape since 1914
when numh.i ui two bales tO th,
acre recnri- we're made upon eNrap
tional sp.ts Tho average was genera
~ high and thus year bids fair 90 sur
pass even that reeurd YEAR
Sudan grass D. 81 the hest grade
straw and heaviest seed Il past several
years. tunsidrrahl. stieag, j. given
20 this crop in this section. the who's.
sale maark.t nf the seed world getting
practically the whole ~ the Sudan Sod
supply from this point
Corn l. we'll developed and the ears
are fun and maturing early Consider.
able increased acreage h. being planted
10 ear corn IN this section. IN addition
60 the regular feed crops ~ malz
feteriia and kaffir corn. IN the pasi
several wears Ths livestock feeding d.
growing 80 q result Il The dependable
yield u feed crops throughout the shat.
low water belt u the s1uih plains
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-14
LUBBOCK BOND ISSUE
PLACED ON MARKET

epeSinl - Ias News.
LUBBOCK Tex Aug 9Th. $40.
GOO band b. ue Il the city of Lubbock
was sold "Wednesday 40 go. after hay.
Ing been held hy the hanks Tor past
several weeks awaiting the possihle re.
coVery ~ the disorganlzod band ma.
ket. u j. considered that the city has
"A very favorahl. contract on the t2g5
600 paving project ara that N, invos'.
meni good iu that Boz spite ~ The
fact that they luse on the actual slis
uf IN, bands az this figure the con.
tract price b. az least sac 0nl below th,
figure that could D. hal O. fe.let this
work OF this time
The project includes twenty block.
through the business section ~ N. city.
starting az the railroad on two street D..
and branching one block on each sd.
81 the strictly retail business section
These streets are e feet wide. and ar.
being paved with brick IN q fiveinca
concrete ha~e. intsrinid with sand
cushion. and filled with asphalt.
The dty already has white WY
throughout the business section. ana
considerahie Improving Is being done
upon the already attractive court nous.
grounds. and when completed IN fun
VII give The eats enc 90 the best at..
psarances ~ city ~ this xze in ttr
southwest
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-14
Warrant, De-,Is


u ~ NHTIfHtEh O. o. 4 NHr- If
.. hlork Too. p1sn.rs adhu4 I.r
rideFatiou s. go eo
John T. HI o. Fark q Nsr. s 800
81 ? hnrk 2. EaAh' addition D.a.
slderailan 81 500 0n
" v fiiHf shurn q" T. 81 ffI#.
hurn p4rf of iiurk o. D. .i. addf Pa
C0rsidsratl.n a. Geo 00
Bennett Hatcher g. ID Htrr.-.
lots a ituk va ri.mans end
Mlrfn addition Considerable s. .HH.
J y Arrut 90 90 fn T.. 4 k.rf Do
g hook g. Academy Court CO.. o.
efafirr 81
Designation Ilume-isad
q. J Nuur iUts - Aft. Hu.k --.
T'l.mnns afdifI.a
Contract
A. p AniCrSon o. % " re
iCt- o. fl H.aE 4f. Mirror Hdl
tim Csnsidsrafiin o. 1. 90
Tn. nrsf vhalr SHOWS t..r H1u'ur' "a
weighing see isunds b. on .alia.
fion ~ tha smiths uiau la-liltiua.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-14
LEGION POST CONDEMNS
STAND TAKEN BY CITY
OFFICIALS Of GALVESTON


IRE 10 - TIC NtNt.
It'BnOCk. Tex. Aus % Tho 80
brothers post &C the American Legion
nj this ulary u1ssci solutions 20 D.
special can meeting held h,., this wee.
cundrmufur tho action H .iNl auihDr
tics ai Gli..s'ur n calling f.r 'UHI
irlku O. e.. Th,r th, nIiiHHH. rHafl-
man who WIS charged WITH htflN-
shot and Killed. boz hHy off dI'N captain
a \ Robertson who according q.
court martial Investigation. ril'i FL"
obey th, summons fH bale Uur Hllhi POL
GENTLY. when be- WIS challenged
Private TyvI. GENTRY ur du't 100 if.
camp 40 Galveston Copies Di fHr I's
luton ave h,inE uIi.rd aN state Iuu'.-
state and national headquarters nt 10
Legion and commanding uifip'rs uf uI
iiunnl guard units affected
& NJ Mulliyan pN.r,'UrtI "' iHr ia'N
division was elected post commands b.
81 the lural post tn su,cccd John .
NOuue who has moved ituW 'hl- ~..
tlun M Mullirln be. tha interest u,
thu Legion Gloss u.s. heart JnH ihH s"s'
h. taking ou new i.fo uuIrr his dirU'
iinn \ committee was appointed 'H ZH
into ihr matter ui a suitable permanent
headquarters and club fo,Hs With th'
end IN view 81 pun hasirg q lftiiluu
and building within thu next ye1f
The sixteen delegates allowed hy DO,
number ui the membership of this pos
were elected o. the state convention tf
Houston. the g. q and 90 90 this
month and were instructed in WTt r
the different matters that are know RI
to D. scheduled tu connie un Th's WiI
gn down in huly and expect tU ntth,
consider 'lt showing us representing
this distant srciion of the state
strong plea viii hr mad, Go iuUatU .flt,
headquarters More nearly in fhc ryut'i
81 the state. ful 90, convenience, uf al
concerned
a. " Mrskimon b. idiuilri ,f %.
post and his been u,tit, BOO the co.
ganiratlon a. q number uf lural pus.'
over this se,tiun - the state,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-14
Eir WHAT N0i VAST.

Chronic uysprr,iys can cat ANYTHING
DO they Will take FuW'Hr's stomach Wa
rl after each mul Al ull druggists
Adv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-14
CANADIAN MEN AND
WOMEN FORM CLUBS
IN INTEREST Of NEFF

sur.sl 20 Tie News
CANADIAN. Tex. Aug l3-Euth In"
w,r md the women here are organlt.
Ua N.u clubs Nvfi will get pra'u.
.N 100 the Thomason and l.uonc :
%. u the run.df primary, his sun.
ruff.r. do,llry Bailey has small g..
lowing here. they SAY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-14
MANY STUDENTS ii LINE
FOR UNIVERSITY DEGREES

Special - To N@ws
ArSTfN. AUG f3-Cand.dlf.s for
degrees 10 iha end fthr summer s.s-
sim u ths University uf Texas number
this year l.i az th-za. - are eardl.
dates for tn degree ~ Bachelor II
Arts. . for Master ~ Arts 2 fur Bach.
slur II Business Administration. one Tor
Master ~ Buslness Administration. &
fm Bachelor ~ Laws. two Or Bachelor
q Sfience On Home Economics un. far
Bachelor = SCienC. in Architecture. one
IN Civil Ensin"rins. two boz Electrical
Enginsering. and enc in Mechanical
Engineeiing Thu. shows marked ir.
crease over o." number q graduates
fsT the lat summtr Session. when 81
degree were conferred Commence
nlent for IN summer session BE- h.id ~
JAY 81.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-14

q J Yum Us y 80 H'"|t y
T'l.nnus afd.'IHa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-14

T.I 'lr urt .iN months ur l1!n
tU,., were s;7l slt,dD- iu 10, Tinted
States .- cuWpa,d with 2u6l dWuH
IH, -u, r,Uud iI~t YEAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-08
Prince Is Regular Guy"
San Diego Folks Declare

SAN DIEGO. Cal. April s.--"A
regular Euyr'
This was tho verdict today Of
San Diego and her Thousands OF
visitors. while Prince Edward OF
Wales was resting aboard the crack
British cruiser Rcnown. Just off
this port. after most strenuous
day In California.
I, was the Impression the young
heir 10 the throne OF Great Britain
left on the Thousands who packed
tho huge stadium 10 hear him yes
terday
In spite OF his titles and his re.
nponsihiiitier he is n regular fei.
low" according 10 every one who
met him. who shook his hand and
had chance 60 converse with the
young lad. Piain.s unahsuminE. iik.
ahle. he made friends on all sides.
Edward u on his way 10 Aus
traiia- San Diego In bits only port
OF call In the United States.
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other new friends.
In his brief. sincere address AT
the stadium he devoted most OF
his time Ca saying king things about
California and californianH.
Tho prince spent busy day hero.
Greeted off this port by warshipa
and airplhnes. escorted 20 San
Diego. where he was ohoered thru
the downtown streets. then TO iial.
boa park for picture-tAking and "a
glimpse Of the big organ. TO the
stadium for the brief exercises
there: a dinner at Coronado, bail
and Informal reception aboard ship
before tho Renown steamed away
--these were the high spots OF hin
visit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-08
Hammond Elected
Committee Chief

Thomas G.. Hammond. claims al,
torney for the United States Fidelity
and Guaranty company. was elected
wednesday as chairman Of the ex.
ocu,ive committee Of the Young
Mems Republican club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-08
The Ridin' Kid From
Powder River
BY
Henry Herbert KnbbS
Copyright 1913, Herbert Knibbs

crossed upon his rotund stomach and
his bowed legs az near crossed aA
they could ever be without an opcr-
alton. lie was satisfied that the man
upstairs. who that pretty little nurse
said would he down In a few minutes.
had not killed Sam Brent lie had "a
few pertinent reasons for this con-
clusion. First. Brent had been killed
by 5o-caliber. soft bullet,
which the sheriff had In his vest
pocket Then. from what he had
been told. he Judged that tho man
who actually killed Brent would not
have remained In plain sight In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-08
tCon,inuod From Our Last Issue,

Doris turned away. There was a
tense throhblng in her throat as she
moved back To tho doorway. Despite
herself she glanced back Tor an In
slant The dark head and the golden
head were together over tho won
derful puzzle picture, just Why Pete
should look M could hardly h. cN-
planned by either himself or Doris.
lie waved his hand boyishly. Doris
turned and walked rapidly down tho
hallway. Her emotion irritated her.
Why should she feel SO absolutely
silly and sentimental because a pa
tent. who really meant nothing 10
her aside from her profession. should
choose TO play puzzle picture with a
crippled child. that he might forget
for while his very Identity and
those terrible happeninEsT Had no
not said 500 And yet he had put
aside a letter that might mean much
20 him. that he might make little
Ruth forget her pain IN searching for
n dismembcrcd paateboard cow.
The letter did mean much. In "
Jim Bailey came strRight 10 the point;
The boys sure are glad TO see
by tho papers where you are and
that you are getting along all
right. even " you were shot up
some We been hunting you for
quite spell 60 tell you 10 come
back. You didn't KIN Gary, lie
pulled thru all right but got his
when We all cleaned out the
Ola Your jobs waiting for
you. and ma says for you TO
come home,
Pete was hack In his room when
he read this news. and when Miss
Gray came In later she found a pa
tent with wet eyes and shaking
hands Being n nurse. s.,- ordered
him 10 bod. and then being woman.
she listened TO the whole long story.
You think you'd like Twin ON a
ranch. Miss Gray - asked Pete, Hhyly.
after long pause. -Th. concho's
mighty purity place. an everybody
falls fur Ma bailey. I'm awfuily
glad I didn't XII Gary. an ! want 20
500 tho police here about Brent right
away ! didn't XIII him. neither. but
can't tell EN- nothln"
Miss Gray never answered tho
question ahou, the ranch, but az she
made her patient quiet and comfort.
able for the night. tho tips Of her
fingers just brushed his forehead and
strayed for momen, thru his hair.
Twenty mlnutcs' later Prte was
sound asleep. on hia lips a radiant
smile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-08

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with
United States secret service agents.
local detectives have seized s25 900 In
counterfeit American bills, together
with counterfciting OUTFIT. In raid on
premises OF Albert Grignon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-08
Will Buy a Coat
to Dodge Term

BOSTON. April Sin lieu OF six
months In the house OF correction
Martin J. Flaherty win purchase n
SOS ovcrcoat for Patrolman William
r. ,Desmond TO replace the one
Fiahcrty retired from active service
during "A drunken demonstration
with fish knife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-08

lodging house windows while his com.
panion made his getaway. This act
alone seemed 20 indicate that Of the
two. the man who had escaped was
In the greater danger II approhcndcd,
and that young Annerrley had gen
erousiy offered 20 cover his retreat no
far ms possible. Then. from the
lodging house keepers description Of
the other man. Jim owen concluded
that no was I'd Brevoort. And the
sheriff knew something OF Brevoort'H
record.
CONTINUED In Our Next Issue)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-08

OTTAwA.--Tollowing decision OF
supreme court that news print paper
was not n necessary Of life." board
OF commerce announces that II win
relnquish control over that commod.
ity,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-08

NEW YoftK.--Dctcctives selro 2.
500 counterfeit $40 bills. alleged TO
have been brought from Montreal 20
be passed In New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-08

Nearly $40, 900. ooo, 900 represents
the Investment In farms and their
equipment. n sum equal TO the total
capital of any three other major
Industries,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-08
LOVE At FIRST
SIGHT SAYS PRINCE

but II was case % love at
first sight" he said an he ohstied
with Governor w ~. stephens and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-08

The annual report OF the National
Breweries OF Canada shows profits
of si,o6i 900 for 1919. compared with
t6l6,2S6 In 1918.