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The Caucasian., 1920-01-11

seOGe eoXtisicaees Gderc9ofOre ieslotl
lana 90 oe-issuoo ola sie1S eHeres,f 9eu
cef@l9lcaYes lN 8ho SANG SmOunos
Hus WHICH NeW ccrtif6c aecs 81 olalo
represent qbo corporation @s ogoo
whose capital stock is lW0 Nune
!dre8 Vhousan8 (sb00(u 90 8oollars
Vp esseineoHy ssYlereoq 9loo 9areios
have signed sGis Instrument I.eooros
no' notary public. 5ys 9fss prosego Z
'of Lucide Schwartz. an3 y. s. &0e
patrick. GolN0ssons witnesses ugs
'thqss eeeo0an a!ay e.g SoSsoneoee. $3.50
EUGENE q. gSo&.
s. ". BRON SGE8s
7. &. SA0Nd6.
.ASqes9s
GUGY0T sGHW IaRV%
" s. hIGPATR4CM
EOSS ARD BARNETT.
Notary Pubic.
Tut9ogse g'iqe8 ana qecoqHeN 0Ioos
3stan o2sy Of Soeembee, q. %. 1919
VHOs. j. GREEGAS,
VeepNQs Cierb ana EN-eOSfosao
Deputy ReceStego
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF GADDO
. hereby certify thae Che aSosr
ana foregoing is q Srue and correct
copy % the original as Che same az
pears oB tile and of cecOr6 on ms
office.
Given under mg Aan8 ana seal .ef
office ehis the 2sth Say Of Nosem-
ber 4. u. 1919.
THOS. .. CREEGAS,
qbepuqy Clerk and Ex-Offocio
DEPUTY RecOr1ce.
eau c asian. Dec. %. 1919.
The Caucasian., 1920-01-11
Estray Notice.

Taken up by jim Nelson at his
place about one mile east Of RO-
dessa Caddo Parish. La. on Dccen-
her 2ith. 1919. and eStrayed before
me on January 3. 1920 mouse
cOlored mare mule about l6 wears
old. weight about 800 pounds, brand
ed r. d. on left hip.
Unless the owner appears. proves
property, and pays charges, the
above described mule will be soIa
according to law at my office in
Rodessa. Louisiana, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7. 1920.
J. d. BARBER.
Justice Of the Peace, Ward 9.
Caucasian, JAN S. 1920.
The Caucasian., 1920-01-11


J Whesesas' sais corposatios sY,sl]
s@ diesoave3 ~ limitation os other
wds@ 10 affairs sHslS be Si8uida9ed
~ sYeree 9oIoi6at0rs Qo DO eYeceed
60 a meeting % eSe e00ckho9der.
ealle,s 6es shae sesrpose. an8 Che
SAID SiSuidasore shall gise such
bond, Sn9 perform sucYo 8usies and
Aasao eueS goSeSs as 0hao board o.
aAisecSaes 2Ss asileceo
U5G.
ND e'oOeHGsoq,Seg 9n S2sis Corpora
'ion snalS os"s' Sae hsl,2 SiaSle ger
contracts aqo faults og eAis a0gYoSe
eei"n arp ans greaqeg anpuNa chan
2Ye olN0ai3 SHYane@ elUeo on 9be9 s9ock
suhseribe'S Gop s'g hispe ooV shaV
any 0nerp 'nSos9aaYioy haeeo qhe Of
Sece ud sen6ering ohie chsrqeg usll
ana yoid, ac sVlEsseeiNg ebe ee0cb-
holders Q~ sns grsasee gianSliay chan
tSlaa above ses qerslao
VIIgo
IAlG ghe meetings oeS 9h@ esocS.
hoYdegs melse He heS.S ae enc dYonai-
cile OF Che corporatioR: al8 mees-
iNgs pS Che Board Of directors must
be held ae ste d9omiciSe OF Che cor
porasion, presided ehae by anani-
NOUS consent oG eai6 directors
meetings may be Ael7 as ans place
caher chan Che aomicile oq Che core
poration. sai3 board oG directors
may maintaip an office ana trans
act Business at any othes place than
fhis state or anywhere ie The Unit,
ed states 10 il wishes SO 90 do.
In testimony whereof alY parties
have signed their names on this %
1ay oS December. 1919. in The pres
cnce OF ME, notary, anS che sub,
ecribing witnesses, onf nave see op-
posiee elseip 0anses ehe Number OF
s2ares oe sssca subscribed Cos Hg
eaeA % snen0.
W. O. @cseania2. Shreveport, ia,
$40 shares.
N. ~. MCDANIEL. Shreveport. "a.
0 share
George sSi3sinscms @ioaeTe, Ia, 9
SHARE
w. sg. PYYHG7ps.
Notary Pubic.
TNaoTsc6: E'i9ea aN4 recorde9 mis-
96ell day os dpccember 3. o.! 1912
3. S. HARDING.
IRDuag Clerk and g,a-Oqsic;'p
gepa7y seeogaev9 !
Sogf;,ae
F.. 8. sgsssGeHEss
d. HARRISON.
STATE OY YOUIsIaS&.
PARISH dsF GAODO.
. Hereby certifg tha9 tYse aHOSe'
an4 foregoing is q trle and corr:ce
cops of the original as Che same ap-,
pears on record in my office.
Gfiver under my hand and seal of
office on this the % day Of DocGm-
her, s. D. 1919. !!
s. s. HARD "
TeputS CLERK and Ex-'8i il D
nepatv Records.
Caucasian. Gee. 26, 1919
The Caucasian., 1920-01-11
The 'ssssse'' 80 GOmssts % Teresg

The '"sagsre Ss IOss3sGS % TeIGtE9
Having esSSueses6 tIpse sohianous
firide oP Si0dilotssa9 aYsass ~ yopn
NJ. Parhyro Sbso aSuIsbD asaSNsea ws
whom CoNgIeeensaA As@sN is ahe
chief guslclosNo 3ase Aesn an&ulse
ing in tIsa rssAsess sgteale Co sacaa2
preiudicoa ils a,s3ee ssp tpogsters is u
be possible SSo ssaning cause oe
their phaan0ioss dasasnss seubbes the
ring cero5gsss S''s gcsesssg c9 lneie
: siana9
# ig Gola0 essG segiaEsa aGas doe
Hberatg qniessasaDseAs 8g aonsreese
man Ss@sSo 10 hie assnGaea sore-
cast qhas 3s',sieiupa sstg DO 10 8seaf
should 9on,o 20. gDerdse tes Che gose
ernor Of 2hie esaSe, as 3ae dnlg esda-
eulous i'd cleo eDtsdrsro bss sef3eca
. on his intelligence csse9VeG % RinD
bv his frieQds. se mas 6e secsSle3
that vhen GoaslussMsID Aswelq, q
candidate goq soseSnoe four yease
since. in addressing nis frienas iID
the Granb Dpera House, Bis dienune
citation 90 che Gine were in words
vitriolic in qhap sstremee Ioday he
ie edually ae essrealse 80 Npho9Ie
ing the sing, whose candidate Is
Colonel stubbs. .....
Is there o QeasaS ses CHS sonaes
what remarkable Seaos
There musg 30 0 VeasogRe
If the sing ~as sB gers had foue
wears ago thas GonglrssmaR aswelt
could noe ssant? fss ~, how is jt tha9
the same ying 10 aoaas one of Che
greatest ana the ssrs bees things
on their political ealSa.
Is this imDresssaene due 60 Oh .
rings suppols OF Gogone2 stubbs
and its danlaatio0 asf yohn 81. pere
ker?
The rings ssocS in srs3e in 0p-
position is tYla3 3lsD is noe q ihensss
crat.
If Mr.. Parkee &as o sood efsough
Democrat wheH Pho ring Mad plane
ned to have hino elum9sl in che
United States senate in Ordeg 60
neutralize, if possible. Yie Influence
in state politics. wig 10 81 thag his
democracy has lose favor with the
ring?
Because John ". Parker declined
to recognize the ring or do their
biddings?
It is not Parkcr's Democracy
which is a menace TO the state, but
it is the perpetuation of ring rule.
Let no sensible man Pc deceived
or misled by the cry of niger
or Republican domination.
Louisiana is overwhelmingly and
unswervingly Democratic and will
so remain. as the Rock Of Gibralter !
under the guidance of John NJ. Par
1 ker.
The ring has but one aim and I
purpose, which. is to control. and 7
connected actively with them in |
their opposition to Parker are the
Favrots, the Jim Wilkinsons. and !
last but not least. Phillip H. Gill,
bert, once upon a time connected .
with and aligned with Republicans
as office holders or .beneficiaries of
that system.
It is very true that Judge Gilbert
has attempted an explanation, as
have others wnite-washed by the
ring, but the fact remains that the
record is against them.
We may forgive them, but we
will not forget them.
The issue today, simplified, is
which of the two aspirants for gov
ernor Of Louisiana is the most fit
the candidate of the ringsters. or
the candidate Of the people.
What is the test of a Democrat
in Louisiana?
Is it one who supports the ring
and the ticket of the bosses Of New
Orleans, and the would-be bosses
OF Louisiana?
The Caucasian., 1920-01-11
ARTICLE IIY
ARTICLE ".

The affairs Of this corporation
shall be controlled by board Of
directors, consisting of not less than
three stockholders. to be elected at
an annual stockholders meeting on
The Caucasian., 1920-01-11
CHARTER
Oa ehe rriaagse Reaiss G.asnpanS
incorporated.
sVaVe, co., g.691Ysqa%Ao
R9RlSId Ot o,&DDO.

| Br % eponemtporn'0. 0hAe 0Ysis oya0
before Woe, s.. s. Wilkinson. % NO
aarg 0uhYie dN Sn0 sos said DaSisn
amt state. eers'onalls Gonoe ana ag-
| gears'3 Ren,epe 8sacce. q gesideat a,t
i &ew Sorh s.its-: Sidney gsaccs agG
W s. tsacca residents of o.ad1C
Parish. louis ana. who slated an,
declared to me-. notary, .h..e slaee
have s"rmsCS ana constitute9 Chem
selves an3 do by 8hese qrrsene-
, qolen ant constitute themselves. a.
we9Y as such other persons as may
hereafter Become associated with
chem, into corporation. and have
adopted as their charter and act OF
incorporation, Che following. to-
wis:
ARTICLE ?.
The name of this corporation
shall be the Triangle Realty Com
pany, Incorporated, with its domi-
cile in the city of Shreveport, in
Caddo Parish. Louisiana. and under
said corporate name it shall have
and enjoy succession for a period
Of one hundred wears, unless soon
or dissolved as hereinafter provid-
ed. All legal process shall he serv-
ed on the president. or in his alb
sence on the vice-president. or in
the absence of both. on the secre
tary-treasurer. at the office of the
company.
ARTICLE II.
The purposes for which this cor
poration is aormea and its objects
are hereby declared to be: To pur-
chase acquire own ana operate
real estate 90 sny kind: TO rent
qease and Gee zeal estate buildings
an0 immovables oq sny and all kind:
ana amm"sablee oe sns end all
kin39 QO conssSsc9 an3 Guild
houses 4welling. Scores or other
building. os ans snd all kind;
and for themselves or for other.
desiring shem % 40 so: 90 sell. !
transfer and DISPOSE of any zeal
estate or aeases which they may
own or acquire. snd TO mortgage
and hypothecate or pledge the same
as its board of directors NAV from |
time to time authorize to acquire !
end own machinery and equipment
of any and all kind necessary in
such buildings or to
case such machinery on such terms
and conditions as its board of di-l
eectors may approve, and to do
in genera that a corpora
ion of such character may be au-
horized to do under the Constitu-
ion and Laws of the state. and
o carry on such operations in the
state of Louisiana or elsewhere. ss
is board of directors may deem
,est.
All llLLE III
The capital stock Of this corpor-
tion is fixed at One Hundred
thousand (SI0O.000.001 Dollars. di-
-ided into One Thousand shares of
he par value of One Hundred
$4,000 Dollars each. which may
e paid for in cash. properly trans
erred to the corporation. or serv-
ees performed for it, at a valua-
ion to be approved by its boara!
f directors. and all stock when is
ued shall be fully paid and non
ssesable.
ARTICLE ".
The affairs Of this corporation
hall be controlled by a board Of
lrectors. consisting of not less than
lree stockholders. to be elected at
n annual stockholders meeting on r
The Caucasian., 1920-01-11
MISSIONARY LENEE.

The bid of f. T. Constant being
lowest, on motion of J. w. Dixon,
seconded by w. B. Means, the con-
tract for the construction of Mis-
slonary Levee was awarded to him
at price bid. Carried.
The Caucasian., 1920-01-11

This charter may be amended OF
this corporation may be dissolved
by vote of tWo-thirds of the stock
cast at a meeting of the stockhold-
ers called for that purpose, at all
stockholders meetings each share
of stock to be entitled to one vote.
TO be cast by its owner in person
or by anyone authorized in writing
so to do; when not otherwise re-
quired by law notice Of all stock
holders meetings shall be given by
letter addressed to each stockholder
at his usual postoffice address not
less than two weeks prior to the
date set for said meeting.
The Caucasian., 1920-01-11
ARTICLE VI.

No stakeholder of this corpora
ton shall ever be held liable for the
contracts or faults thereof in any
greater sum than the unpaid bal
ance due on his stock, nor shall
any mere infurmalitv have the eff
feet OF rendering this charter null.
or of exposing any stakeholder 10
any greater loss than the amount
of his stock. ?s~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-22
MANS Arm IN
NIAGARA FALLS
Believed That OF Stephens
Who Died in Barrel

NIAGARA FALLS. ~. ". July 20
a mans right arm. iaiioo~d with a
wreath and cis~ped hands ana with
tho words Forget m. not. Annie"
fiahed out Of the Niagara river at the
Canadian Maid OF the Mis-, landing.
il believed TO be that Of Charles q.
stephens. who vas Killed in an at.
temp, to 70 over the falls in a wood
en- barrel
Walter W. Stein. q United States
immigration orlcrr. who fir~s snw
tho arm floating In tho water. turned
II over 10 coron-r Thompson. who
ordered ~ embalmed II has not yet
been definitely asccrtainci whether
or not stephens bore this mark.
stephens body has not been found.
From the foot OF the waterfall 10 the
outlet At Fort Niagara tho stream
has been searched for hours IL Ia
moro than probable that the body
will BE- found within . few days on
the Canadian side at tho Maid Of the
Mist landing. where tho strange cur.
rents make deposit Of their dead with
surprising regularity.
More pieces OF the barrel were
picked up on the lower river. inelut.
ing tho end Of tho barrel In which
Stephens had built his scat In fact.
practically all OF the III fated barrel
has now. been found and has entirely
disappeared into tho collections OF
souvenir hunters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-22
FIND BODY ON
MOUNTAIN SIDE
Mystery OF Aged Photogra-
pher Is Cleared Up

EVERETT. July 22.--'-rhat WAS
my father" said J. ". French Of
Portland Wednesday when he wan
shown "a furnished wntchs saivaged
from among a pile OF bleached bones
found on n desolate side OF Mystery
mountain. Monte cristo.
Trinkets and . camera carried by
tho elder French the day he mysteri
ouHly disappeared two years ago
were found beside the skeleton.
Playing on the mountain last sun.
day Herbert Bailey. Monroe boy.
discovered the whltensd bones. He
could not locate. the spot next day
when a party went with him 10 80.
tablish the truth Of his story. When
the search was about TO be nban
doned Monday evening James Kyes.
veteran OF the mountain. stumbled
over q log and saw the bones on the
other nd.
French was last seen alive tho
morning OF July 10. 1918. The sun
beat down ritilersly as he 'rudged
away from CaSscrcst inn 10 satisfy
his ardent love OF photography on
Mystery mountain. lie dli not re-.
turn. searcherp failed to locate trace
OF him.
n IL thought he was overcome By
the intense heat Of the day. lie was
20 years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-22
NOW SMl 0RS THINK
BLACK CAT HELPED
RES0lUTE WIN RACE

NEW YORK. July 2s.-Thls IL
the story OF a black cat.
Among sailors sctnbcr feline
Is a symbol Of either good or bad
luck. according 10 what happens
while II " aboard ship.
A black cat was on board the
Resoiute's tender. Montauk. when
Shamrock won the frs, race. II
vas there when Shamrock won
the second time.
"Wednesday morning the same
dark pussy was not there. II
was on the houseboa, Killarney.
parent craft to Shamrock. And
Resolute won.
A tugboaf which called At the
Aonsauk and then st the Kiliar-
nsy tho night before thu race
provided the solution The black
cat had been gently assisted from
the vicinity OF Resoiute ard nj
lowed to land on Killarney with
out the formaii,y OF passing tho
Irish immigration officers Rsso-
iute's crew today was wondering
II the cat would come back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-22
TRIES TO FLEE
BOOZE SLEuTHS
Find Him With Goods Pack
ed on Truck

when Peter Baxter Hughes return.
ed TO his home at goth vt. and i2th
ave. y. Tuesday night and discovered
that his still and 30 gallons Of raisin
mash were gone. he decided that Il
was time for him to move His
bunch was a good one. for federal
prohibition officers had raIded the
place.
but when Deputy United States
Marshal Tobey went out TO get Bax
ter the next day he found an empty
house. The fugitive was located
finally with all his household posses.
sions In a truck Mt n second hand
store In Ballard. lie was arralEncd
before Federal Judge Frank II. Rud
kin "Wednesday afternoon and given
one week to enter plea to violation
OF the national prohibition act.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-22
FRIENDS SEEK
MISSING GIRL
Disappears From Ellensburg
Normal School

cATTiLAaET. July 2s - Miss
Bertha Houghen. daughter OF former
sheriff HouTen. OF skamokawa. has
disappeared from Ellsnsburg. where
she was attending summer normal
school. according 20 word received
here. She has been gone week and
no trace os her has been found.
A note left for her chum said that
she Ind For. To Portland. where her
father aus In n hospital Her father
In no, III,
Miss HouFen. who sponsored the
Lll~rty Loan ship Cathlamei. launch
ed from tho Moran rhipyards In So.
attic last september. had been EN-.
pioy.d 10 teach In the primary room
% the Hkamokawa school for the
coming year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-22
Selfishness Cause
of Most Traffic
Trouble-Carr

IT you want TO drive In safety
to yourself and others, always
think both for yourself and the
other fellow. 1t IL never advis.
able to assume that the other
driver Is always going to do
the right thing --sometlmes he
doesn't"
This was the statement Of Lieut..
G. G. Carr. traffic division chief.
at n luncheon address Wednesday
On Traffic Conditions before the
Rotary club.
Carr declared that most OF the
trouble In enforcing traffic regula.
tons comes from the selfishness
II the individual automobilist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-22
TURN SALOON
4 INTO CHURCH

WESTON. Wis. July 22.--This VII.
lagc has long wanted church. but
never could afford one until prohibi.
ton came.
Even then its citizens were not
wealthy enough 10 erect a building.
but the man who for years had
served good liquors with free lunch
came forward and said he had de.
cidcd to go into another business.
He offered the use OF his saloon
and dance hall for the church, and
his home for the parsonage. The first
Sunday the church was open he came
into town from his farm. took
drink OF water from the town pump
and sat in the front row during the
service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-22
20 OPIUM PIPES
ARE DESTROYED
Federal Agent 0isposes Of
ParaphernaIia

Twenty Chinese opium pipes. n
number OF peanut oil lamps yen
hoks and scales were destroyed by
Customs Agent Paul II. Watson
Wednesday. The paraphernaiia was
seized by federal agents in various
raids during the past few months.
and. having served its usefulness rs
evidence in the United States district
court. was burned in accordance with
department regulations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-22
80 WOUNDED IN
IRELAND FIGHT
Unionists and Sim Feiners
Renew Rioting

BELFAST. July 1:-Rioung BE-
tween unIonists and Sim Felnerr
was resumed here this afternoon.
The postoffice at Falls Road was
wrecked during the fighting. Police
fired on tho rioters. wounding one
soldier and several civilians.
Latest police advices said three
persons have been killed. including
one woman. more than 10 wounded
seriously and 80 wounded slightly.
Property damage was estimated at
$500. 900.
Troops today erected barbcd wire
at different points In tn.
city In an effort to restrict the riot.
ing. Firing continued all night and
until daylight today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-22
Confederate Bills
Have Run in Baltic

PARIS, July 22.--Thousands OF
bills OF the confederate states OF
America are being circulated in the
Baltic states. Red Cross officials de
clare. The natives can not tell them
from the real article.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-22
Won't Wear Cap;
Loses His u. S. Job

Talk about the ladies' being finioly
over hats,
They have nothing on the men.
Klaus d. Peterson. So. and one Of
the Oldest employees In point of ser.
vice In the Seattle postoffice. has
been dismissed because he refused to
wear the new regulation cap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-22
Americans Non Hope
to Win Yacht Series
ny HENRY 4. FARRELL

NEW YORK. July s:.--Ncw hope
pervadcd the American yachting
camp today while the crew of the
defender rub down" In prepara-
ton for the race tomorrow that will
mean defeat or another chance for
victory.
Yesterdays victory. which was In
the nature OF a penalty TO Sham.
rock ". for her superior size. made
Afhe score two and one In the races
and inspired the defenders with the
belief that the. chances OF the Lip
ton craft are very poor because OF
her great time allowance.
Similar belief apparently prevails
in the ranks Of the British yachts
men, whose dreams Of taking the
cup back to England In three
straight races vere shattered yes.
terday by the game little Amer
can. which sailed . dead heat with
the big challenger In . boat-for.
boat race.
In the hope Of cutting down the
big time allowance which. In the
light OF yesterdays Developments
seems a hopeless handicap. Captain
Burton has decided TO remove the
big ,opsali OF the challenger. This
will decrease the handicap 10 SIX
minutes and four seconds from
seven minutes and one second. &C.
cording 20 II. De u. Parsons. chair
man Of the race committee.
RACE YESTERDAY
WAS HISTORIC
Tho fourth heat OF the race yes
ferday was historic In that for the
first time In the long history Of the
cup races two sioops sailed a dead
heat. The green challenger 20,
away exactly 10 seconds ahead Of
the defender and finished ahead by
the same margin.
Experts pronounce tomorrow's
race the crucial one OF the series.
Sailed over the triangular course.
in which the superiority Of the LIP.
ton sloop was shown Tuesday, II
will give a slight advantage TO the
challenger. II il believed. II Reso-
lutte wins, II will bring about
tie Of two races each and will bring
the decisive heat up Saturday over
the windward and ieeward course.
at which the American craft has
shown at an advantage.
Captain Burton sailed a much bet.
ter race yesterday on Shamrock
than he had in the preceding heats.
The superior Ecncraiship Of skipper
Adams. generally conceded before.
was not so obvious. But the work
Of the American crew was much
better than that OF the Britishers.
Sir Thomas Upton, owner Of the
challenger and perhaps the most
colorful figure Of the races. did
not lose any Of his optimism yestcr.
day when his million-doilar bid for
the cup was beaten. He ordered
his yacht Victoria about after the
rnce and steamed back alongside
the Resolute. where he led his
guests In a rousing cheer for the
defender.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-22
Two Women Fight
Death Duel for Man

DETROIT, Mich. July PA man
y said to have been responsible for
= revolver duel here between two
feminine admirers. As a result OF IT,
Eleanor Greer, 80. is dead and
Birdie Bradford, IS, is in Jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-22
Humphrey to
Address BANQUET

RESERVATIONS are being made Thurs
day at the King County Republican
club headquarters. Butler hotel, for
the initial banquet OF the organiza-
ton TO be held Friday at Gao y. m.
in the Butler cafe. William 4. Hum.
phrey will speak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-22

EyERETr.--Coi. Howard Ha'hn.
way. collector of Internal revenue for
The district OF Hawaii, visiting here
before going 10 Washington TO snake
his annual report
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-22
Iowans to Hold
Picnic August 10

Former residents Of Iowa who are
now living In Seattle have selected
August 10 as the date for the annual
Iowa club picnic, TO be held at Leschi
park. The club will hold another
meeting August 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-22
Checks Fund for
Near East Relief

Major q. X. Weston. auditor OF
tho Near East relief organization.
has Just completed checking the &C.
count OF the western Washington
branch and has left for Spokane 10
conduct similar check in that city.
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Everett Man to
,l4> Run for Senator

OLYMPIA, July 22.-Frank ErIck.
son. OF Everett. filed his declaration
of candidacy for the y. 8. senate late
yesterday. Erickson will enter the
republican primary against Senator
Wesley l.. Jones.
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sPOKANE.--Ohio Match Co. pur-
chases 100.000,0 900 feet OF timber In
Pend OrciIle county. preparatory to
egecting factory here,
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In II months Poland has issued
more than 300 different varieties Of
stamps.
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CHEHALIs.--Joe Knizek. chief
OF police. undertakes to poison the
thousands Of rats that infest the city
dump.
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No senator holding once was evw
eeieted TO tn. presidency.