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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-15
JOY HIGH WINS
COUNTY meet
Leads Aledo BY Is Points and Town
Also Captures Honers in Grade
Competition.

With majority Of Is points the
Joy high school walked off with
the Mercer county annual track
and field meet yesterday afternoon,
at the William and Vashti college
athletic field. In the morning,
Aledo pupils outdid their rivals in
most of the literary events.
The Joy students succeeded in
carrying off the honors at the same
meet with a total of % points
against II for Seaton. the nearest
competitor. Also secured only five
points in the grade events.
Aledo athletes succeeded in tax
ing several firsts and seconds for
total of SO points in the high
school events, but owing to injuries
which Fred Morrow. champion
dash and pole vaulter OF the local
school had suffered in practice he
was unable to hold to form in any
of the events, and was compelled
to drop to second or third place.
RECORD Broken.
One county record was broken in
tie meet when Lawrence Morrow
of Joy went to feet, 9 inches in
the running high jump. This mark
beat the record set by Johnson. an
other Joy pupil in the meet held in
1911. No other county records
were touched in any of the events.
keithsburg high school athletes
came next to Aledo for honors in
the afternoon games. with a total
of 80 points. Viola was next with
five and New Boston and Seaton
boys failed to secure single
marker
To Award Medals.
Gold medals will be awarded all
who took first places in either the
athletic or the literary contests
For second places silver medals
will be given and bronze is the re-
ward for third position. In the re-
lay race. which was won by the
Aledo team. silver loving cup is
the award. The Aledo school has
succeeded in getting the cup for
several years.
Following are the winners in all
the events and the marks made:
Fifty-yard dash-Baldwin, Aledo
6 seconds.
Mile run-Moorhead, Aledo. Sis
One hundred yard dash-Bloom.
er. Keithsburg. II Is seconds.
Four hundred forty yard dash
Baldwin, Aledo. 573 seconds.
Two hundred twenty yard dash
SEWERS. JOY, % seconds.
Eight hundred eighty yard run
-Moorhead, Aledo. 2::29 rs.
Two hundred yard hurdles
Steele, JOY, 2S.S seconds.
Relay. $50 yards-Aledo. 1:44.
Pole vault-W. Reynolds. keiths'
burg, 10 feet. inches.
Shot put-Morrow. Joy, AZ feet
II inches.
Discus throw-Gray, Keithsburg
| 101 feet 9 inches.
Standing broad jump. Nor
! row, Joy, 9 feet ~ iches.
! Running high jump. Morrow
Joy, 5 feet. 9 inches.
Javelin throw-Steele, Joy, Is,
feet. IL inches.
Running broad jump Stanley
, Keithsburg. is feet. 6Ss inches.
Grade Contests.
| Running broad jump Hawks
| Aledo, IA feet, 9 inches.
/ Fifty yard dash-Greer, Seaton
2-5 seconds.
One hundred yard dash-Aubrey
Keithsburg, 1903.
Running high jump-Johnson
JOY. 4 feet, 7 inches.
Two hundred twenty yard dasl
Aubrey, Keithsburg. q 40.
Pole valut-Swanson, Joy, s feet
7 inches.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-15
EL0IR FALLS 20 CENTS.

Minneapolis, May 1o.-Flour
dropped so cents a barrel to $15.25
here today, marking the second
half-dollar decline this week. A
lower wheat market is the reason
for the drop. it was said.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-15
Liberty Bonds.

New York. May 15.-Final prices
today were: 3l2s. 5000; first As.
$3.50; second IS. s4.l0; firt ANS.
S5.74: second AZ. S4.40; third ANS.
S7.9S: fourth AS, $500: Victory
3As, $3.50; victory 4As, 1852.
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LICENSED TO WE'D.
Wylie d. Sharp and Edith Lem
on, both of Aledo.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-15
r. o. E

ROCK ISLAND AERIE NO $50. FRAZIER.
nal Order OF Eag!es.-Regaiar meellngs
first and thld Tuesday OF each month
At Eagle home, Fourth avenue and
Twenty hrst eueet. Frank Nich. W. r.:
Joseph 1roteSut. secretary.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-15

UCAL LODGE NO, COS I q

CCAL LODGE NO. COS, I. o. p
Meets every Thursday evening
At Odd Fellows Tempe on
NsN0 Fourth avenue. between Sew
E1s1S1 enieenth and Eighteenth stree,s
MSA george +. Inch. y. u, val,
ter Losand. 4, S. Fust
THURSDAY OF month. initiasory
degree. first. second and tllrd delrse las
following THURSDAY
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STOCKS up IN
PROSPECTS Of
GOLD REVIVAL

New York. May ia more
cheerful feeling prevailed in the
stock market today, prospect Of
revival Of gold imports causing
considerable short coverings. Deal
ings were light, however. reflect
ing the reduced attendance OF men,
bers on the floor of the exchange.
Pools we're sactive in several Of
the shippings, oils and specialties,
substantial gains being recorded by
Atlantic Gulf, Mexican and Pan
American Petroleums, Industrial
Alcohol and some Of the automo-
bile issues
Textiles and tobaccos also figur-
ed in the general improvement with
such rails as Union Pacific, Read
ing and Rock Island.
The closing was firm. Sales ap-
proximated 275,00O shares.
Liberty bonds continued to de-
cline. however, with nominal deal
ings in the general bond list.
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New York Sugar.

New York, May 15.-Raw sugar.
strong: centrifugal. 21.57: fine
graduated, 19.50026.00.
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"A ROCK ISLAND LODGE No
IA 65S. A. r. 4 A. M.-S,s,ed
meeting first Friday Of each
ESSEX month. Otto pries,er. " ~:
~ II. S. Bo..man. secrrtssy.

knights Templsr.
THE STATED IoNCLAvE OF RoCv
.asrv> Island Commsndery No IN
~A Knights Templar WI 10 he'd
&NAAH the second Monday oil ,Na
~" month. 5. L. Davls, comm sno.
er; J. l.. Hickey. reyorvar
tracti>e drills nrst ana thlrd
Mondays.
Special conclave Monday. May Il, a,
= cock p. IN.
ROCK ISLAND CHAPTER No. Gao
Order Eastern Slar-Regu,ar meeting,
second "Wednesday of eaen month VI.
ting Stars welcome. MRS. Jessie s. Lin.
Yer. W. A.. Nj ary r. hFels. secretary
ROCK ISLAND COUNCIL 40. 90 &s
M.-The stated Assemblies OF Book L.
land Council No. 20, Is. s. a, viii
be held On the Third Wednesday oil each
mouth. z. w. Thatcher, 1. A., .. 4.
hLdeorant. recorder.
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THE STATED CONvoCATIoE OF RoCI
A.nA,o Island Chapter No. Is. RA
~ NJ. will be held on the hrs,
AWfX Tuesday of each month A
~M $50 y. m. l. J. Roberta
Mn 4. Ii. r.: u. Il. Ash. secretary
Special convocation May -. iy.g, a,
Z y. M. Royal Arch degree
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All the news all the time-The
Argus.
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4 7 7 L y TON ELESI

A TT Z n TON ELESI
Rock Island Lodge,
No. $50. b. +. o. Z.
Meetings first and third
Mondays OF each mouth.
DAN X. BRENNAN,
Exalted Ruler.
:. n. Isaacson, Secretary.
Visltln. brothers aiways
welcome.
Club Rooms: Ito 18th ST.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-15

All the news all the time-Ige
Argus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-15

4. c. CLEAVELAND CAMP, NJ. $40:
Son. of yeteraps-Meets on second
and fourth TUESDAY evenings oil eacn
month at clock In Memorial hail a,
the court house. L. l.. Harms. COM
mander; Eugene johnson, secretary.
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degree. first. sec,
following fnursoa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19
Rights


Leverhulme
portrait .
n
. demanding and
the other protesting that since he beorhs the portrait ard paid Tor
he the with Il y he wished
such . moral ~
ohhcanorD
than tn rights
authority Q
responsibility his welfare n
their profit child does belong his
belongs To himself.
. thas half
- 0rccc&
Iessss u y q Sss b Rs0s
y
BsosLsed . -tespastA- The siekvf
dent Elect Hsrdn0 vesferday
zoe u
ior-v proea hoo- PROFITS. and shorter Aon~a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19
While Resting

II
q
deot
Then ell and thai ths
Of living viii
-wnsas and b advanced
fully satisfy without offending btferenderM
the pcioai prisoners ana tn
conscientious ohstos In which vn greatly tickle th
nnltArsts
prosrH. sh
anything VIM hor
o % ! BIT dictafovt~l
II American control Moxso vfshcu
ezerciAnx cosr5ea upon friendly nation
and hA'
all o =
satisfied and efficiency Of all increased
-Ho. I'm I'm TO ha .
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nally passed despite the legislative machine and not
whole-heartedly in its favor.
The legislature is, generally, composed Of men who
dabbe much more than the average citizen in poll
tics The legislators old love is the convention sys
tenn, and he has been yearning to return to it He
has been waiting for his chance. He thinks it has
come The recent election, he believes has been an
indication that the things that good in the days
of Mark Hanna are to be good in 1921.
Just the 1t will be well for the legislator to 80 slow
in this matter II may be that he is mistaken in the psychic
logical which gave the Old Guard great vic
tory II is possible that II not much approval OF
Old Guard ideas IL TO make that there was a
definite change from Wilsonisor the Old Guard has
put it. from oneman power.
Now il is plain that the convention system produces
frequently the power the two-man. man
that the people abhor than the direct primaries do
The direct primaries not perfect Friends of the direct
primary system would like TO it improved made more
popular and responsive to the peoples viii But with
all its faults it is far above the convention system that
there Is comparison.
The direct primaries, resulted from The failure Of the
vention system This statew not willingly back TO the
old failure the politicians to the contrary Notwithstanding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19
When Patience Ceases

Being but beings o~rsc things Thars
gen
kaser
lie territory nm whitney when
a n politician Thus with
he relied embraces instead Of Roman
tran Of has ~ft
nnumerabs examples of those Who BIT too Je
willard Hubbard
dry squad frccr-a ndbn
nd
q q
hut the Of Nike the Of We can't b.
As -Tatcnce . vrtuAs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19
A TRIP ON THE GOOD
SHIP MADItONA NO. .

Editor Tho Star Have you ever
taken . comfortable and quiet
little ride In . -MadronA No. a.
cart or course you haven't but
you no doubt have had q ride which
you probably. nj the tina, wished
for the unesen hand OF death 10 put
you out Of your agony. After work
ing hard ali day. then you begin 10
think OF the battle" on the car you
have 10 20 thru before you get
homo TO peace and quiet
For Instance. I wish 10 ten you
Of -one~ OF many Of my battling
Nelson" rides. I. AZ usual had 10
stand up. Mon and children. first,
you know. The car was jsmmed
Jammed. damned 10 OVERLOOKING. but
We were packed In there 90 tight
that there was no room for -oyor
flow
Wen. getting nearer hons. ms
poor sufferers begin to start the
-big climb 10 get out qfow !
envy those who live near town. for
their suffering IL not Of mol long durn
ton as tho poor tired ones that live
almost unto the end Of the Incl
FIRST . big -clumsy- sneaks ur
behind mo and climbs halfway up
tho back OF my leg and slides
down. -scrapins- the skin off my
~-~-~-~~~-~~~-~~|~S~ -~~~-~.~~~~-~~S~
written for q purpose
Let us have during she 1871 s>s
SION. a meeting Of the Leririnturs
that IN truly representative OF all Of
the people ms expressed by their
chosen representatives. and not M II
has been In the past by these few
Igenil1men
Yours v~ry truly,
ROBERT GRASP
Merpf-r fsisisit-isiT.isiai9-i
f~<,rdona
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TODATS QUESTION
What improvements can you sur.
lgsst in our method Of holding einc.
ARTHUR HUNT. 2s,s SEA ave
n W.: Il haven't thought much
about IT,"
JOHN STEWART. GOT ~. sssh ~.
eI1l have nothing to DO with you"
HENRY KLEIN. 4517 coriiss ave
y haven't given 1t a thought yet"
MRS. JESSIE w. WADE, 5fff
Leary ave: I'D suggest we repiacs
the women who hold jobs at election
booths by men who need the work
more
MRS. FANNIE r. CLARK, ia "
Geth St: I'D have to think a little
before gave you an answer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19
In the Editors Mail

heei. then I grit my tssth and 70
adjust myself. etc. when q guy"
that weighs about zoe pounds-an
in the stomacb-stnrfs coming my
way and I put on more fore. TO hold
my equilibrium by hanging onto the
little brass loop" on the corner ~
the seat. you know. when he starts
''wading" ana blowing" thru and
Grams" the little brass loop right
thru my ntomach--and about that
time have lost my breath. dropped
my handbag. pulled a button off my
coat and few other little things
that would tend 20 make me angry
and cruss under ordinary circum-
stances Then we get TO the cross,
ing and the chr stops 10 let this per
son off only 20 start up with q Jerk
that almost diaiocates my spine and
al the same time knocks my hat
down over one eye and try TO
como up smiling and wondering n
We hit something.
Just beginning 10 got my breath
back again when some one from the
rear -Rrazs- my pet corn with his
big -noof." and yeil out with pain.
and TO myself say. 20 Death. whore
Is thy painr-
wish our -mayu- v0u1d come
take a little ride with mo about Gao
D m. on n Madrona No . car. II
win make him think.
The city had better raise ne
fareS n little moro and take soff-s 4
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WHAT DO YOU
KNOW ABOUT
SEATTLE?

4GBSBIlVEHo
L What city councilman was
decorated with the Distinguished
Service Cross and the Croix dc
Guerrc during the World War;
2 What In the present valuation
Of the Port OF Soattie's six termi.
nal units7
.. How DO the lake Washington
canal locks compare with those In
other parts Of the U. s. in point Of
PREVIOUS QUESTIONS
1. Seattle savings bank deposits
for 1919 were SCI .4fs.so5. a gain Of
es.344.sss In IL months
:. Washington's coal supply n
sufficient to last 5000 years At the
present rate Of consumption
:. Over one hundred loe-foot ~
sells can be dmultsnAssaaiy bsrthsa
- Seattle piArA
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| II punishment reach
es not the mind and
makes the tciu supple,
It hardens the offender.
Locke.
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The State Legislature
An Inside" Recitation of It's Methods and
Control; Rep. Grass Kicks OUcr Traces


about ~
sssi" Ga ~.
s th.sh
~ wish 60 .sis.s.n .srd ne wsttt.a Number Of %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19
WANTS A SESSION
TRULY REPRESENTATIVE

Again wish 10 eriphasfr~ ssas
this tetser IL not written with the
idea Of solicitation Of pour vote for
myself a. speatr. In none Of my
isttsrr have ] requested any one TO
endorr. mr. foe Speaker. I have not
solicited tho plcs;ru Of . single mem.
hrr from my own county. and I 90
not care who In Speaker os the mott
House Of Representatives except
that bc b. some man who In no,
chosen ny this inner ring Of nesn.
h~ra before mentioned I anu. how.
over. very much interested In rc~.nr
The next HOUSE Of Representative
for the Ftasr Of Washington be q
seifniansE-d bofy. enc In which
every member has an equal say
upon the matters coming brsors the
Hcus& II has become common zoe
ap within the past years thai II any.
one wanted icxisistbou pase~d. all
they had 10 DO Was 10 Evt the o. X
Of Mr.. Rcd Jim DAvsA or Mr.
Hubb>l and usAt was sufflcsent I
Do pot believe this b b. entirely
srue but I Do believe and know
that u In true 70 . graf sssrnt. and
u II especially tire thru their hold
upon the situation that they have
bocn able and WIN be able n they
name your Speaker. TO block any
legislation that they may care 10. 70
xarsil~n NJ 10 whether n IL merf.
,ortous or not ! consider n beneath
the dignity Of the other - members
10 allow Themselves TO b. manag~d
and controlled by this s~ifAppoinsed
ci,au. Of members: and have point.
~ GU, 20 you tho manner In which
this situation can be avoided. so-witz
DO not let then or anyone ei-s act
Ing for them pledge you up TO either
r. II. Guis or IL G. Iucas. He
waichfui and Suspicious Of their
claims an 60 the number Of members
they have pledged Padded endorse.
ments have been used In the past.
and many q member influenced In
falling into their hands by such
means They have access 10 tho pa
pcr& and newspaper accounts Of the
speakerahip contest are usually
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19
FAMOUS IEAKa

WHEN Father Noah buin ths Ark-
When Neptune built the ocean
Win his tears.
When the King county Grand Jury
~
when Hubby stole into eed. epld
vS1snd wife II was just twelve. and
u c1ock cuckooed threA.
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Tampering With the Direct Primary

More than likely the coming legislature will modify the direct
law and perhaps abolish altogether More than likely because the d
primary law originally despite Legislative machine and
legislature has been whol-heartedly its
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19

We NOTICE tno papers s1y fAm
Hymans was elected president Of the
League of Nations. In the Puyallup
onuntry they spell Il raulhamuA
ThereS . bright side TO every
ming the poets sing. Humi
where's the bright aide OF the tooth
achel
Dear Suchislifc: In ennumerAtinx
ne free list In cafeterias the other
Gay you mentioned toothpicks. water
and space at tables. In all fairness.
ycu should have also included the
privilege Of checking umbrellas free
of charge UNoISE
And the Boston Transcript says
think Of the vast amount Of crust
represented by restaurant pie. cut
IN seven fs-cent slivers.- Really.
though, this deserves Q bit OF poetry.
= here goes:
iSCENT PIE
We fetched cur specA
And looked I'LL we'd bust.
TO tell the color or ser.
But aw only crust
George etartup Of snohonish
ouunty has been elected president OF
(ho Stevens Pass ASSOCIATION All
r1ghG George. startup. but Be sure
you've got enough EsA
44$x,~ = ~,ir~ "a y,t,S ~, sNs
~ hcsel here. It'n take only . few
Gnys and youn SEQ f--as . fruit
0rune Hrftafn ana rraneN r - ~
Dogtad. can't recognise Constituting
u OreecA Good gracious, DID
Connie grow q BIN whitney mus-
onehe o. someshfngr
FAMOUS LEAKS
WIEN Father Noah buin III Ara
When Neptune built the ocean
v1gh his tears.
when the King county grand Jury
40
WHEN Hubby stole INTO bea told
Uf1end Wife Il was just twelve. and
- clock cuckooed threA
HORSE on HIM
4 Michigan man was poisoned ~
6y1nking some horss medicine which
~ missook fos vhisky.-kAnsAz
CIV Star.
uBTORY Would HAVE BEEN
DIFFERENT
n Gen Sheridan had to r1de on a
Ns<1rona car instead Of his trusty
oleed
n Job had trfed 10 get . teisphcne
number In place Of an itch doctor.
= NebuchadnexzAr had tried . ouija
baard instead Of reading sigma on
the wall
n King AlexAnder gos . monkey
eland instead OF a bite
II Bill whitney wore . fun beard In
plAcs Of . hairiip.
Our contemporary. The Star. ~
noes, Is asking for Bunion stories.
Very ven. here goes:
Ooes upon . time. we acquired .
bunion- and ve went 10 a chirop-
odist who guaranteed 10 cure IL In
three treatments and after we 70,
them. ne spoiled a fine razor at
home. sworc a blue streak. and finai.
" emerged with the bunion as safe
and sound and vigorous a. ever.
- nat - II may. J. w. Rafney In
special agent Of the han department
Of an Insurance company In North
Amerfca.
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0Fvn4 Brfsafn ana Franoa r - ~
Doftsd. can't recognise Constantly
" OreecA Good grncous, Did
Connie grow q BIN whitney mus
1nehe Or someshingr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19

Th~c b NJ IcAst enc thing 01ax
may be said In favor Of football No
body has 20 play ~
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Dear suchisiifc: In ennumerAtinx
ne free list In cafeterias the other
Gay you mentioned toothpicks. water
and space at tables. In all fairness.
ycu should have also included the
privilege Of checking umbrellas free
Il charxN CNOISE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19

Hassn 1ftus h going 10 put up the
NJ hcsel here. It'fi take only few
1Ays and you1l SEQ if--as . fruit
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A further matter for your consfd-
crntiom Under the leadership Of
tho-e few men. the,c two most Inn
portant blfis arc always held up and
not presented 70 the House untii
near the end Of tho session. when
they could Just AZ wrll b presented
before the end Of the firt month
Thru the manipulation OF these two
most important biila commonly
called the -pis counter they hold
In line tho various members who arc
seeking appropriations for roads and
public institutions within their dis
trict and practically compel thess
members In vote upon other matters
IN tho manner desired by tho inner
ring. and. n any memh-r becomes
too Independent In the matter OF his
voting. he In politely informed that
he had better ret IN line or look out
for his appropriation Bometimos he
Is not told politely.
n the old rang. town. Mr.. Rcd.
Jim DaviA Julius Hnbbei and y. II.
Guile. elect their choice for speaker.
you win have about m much 10 nay
about the important legislation tina,
comes up before tho four> as one Of
tho dcsw-keep~rs or paRess These
gentlemen usually try 10 reject as
Speaker sprns member other than
ono Of Themselves hut he must -
some one who will do their bidding
and win be n mere figur- head only.
What they rally demand ana al
ways wrt when IN pow~r h tbs
Chairmannhip Of the Roads and
Bridges Appropriations Judiciary.
and. perhaps this neszion. Privileges
and f1eciona The flint two com
mitte.s because that 10 where the
money II spent: the second two b..
cause many important bills TO uh~r-.
which do not carry appropriations
OF cours>. N they nArns the Speaker.
th-y oan name the chAlrfnen and
p~rponnei Of all ether committees
but they are not % much Importance
In comparison with the -four named
and they sr~ generously distributes
among the sheep
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HORSE on UTSe

4 Michigan man was poisoned ~
Gs1nking some horss medicine which
~ mistook fog vhisky.--kAnsAs
C5ty Star.
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WHY APPROPRIATIONS
AXE HELD TO LAST

their committees and appear befe
tho House
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19

Theres . bright side TO every.
ming the poets sing. Huml
where's the bright side OF the tooth
achef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19

0ecrTs etartup Of snchomisn
county has been elected president Of
ehe Stevens Pass association All
righk George. startup but be sure
you've got enough EaA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19

And the Boston Transcript says
think Of the vast amount Of crust
represented by = restaurant pie. cut
n seven f5-ccnt siivcrs" Really.
though. this deserves bit OF poetry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19
lSCEST PIE

We fetched cur specA
And looked I'LL we'd buss.
TO tell the color or ser.
But saw only crust
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