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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. AuG fe-AN European
auotations. Nth the sssepttan % marsa
we're slightly lower o, tire op~ninr Of the
for.ixn exchange uhsskes to-day. Sterling
vas off Nc to ~ So francs ssse. eff >
confines. lire tsse. off esntiues.
MARKS. rDfr. unchanged. cansdtsn aei-
lars. demand ATte.
Foreign exchange ciosees stertinx de-
maud tiss. cables sftss; fF.ncs q.
rnand eve. cables sttes lire d.ru.nd
zee. cables t<te. mark. demand seis.
cables 1esc. Euiidsrs dsmsnd - ioc. ca
blss q. zoe. CAnsdiaa dollars demand
Al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
From Weather Bureau

TArOosu ISLAND. Aus. 10 II A. NJ
Rising bsrometsr3 cloudy ~lnd north-
west. four miles an hour Passed tn A
three ship m TOW % tuE ryee At
.. M last ntght Passed cut str
Washt~naw during the night. .tf Port
Angeles durtnx the nishtl ess Rufus D.
Wood during the might two. nasfed
steamer. yellow stack. at a M str san
DIEGO At Tito a M, tug Columbus at
q. m. 4.
August 10 A. -narometer rtstnr
rapidly. cloudy wind northwest. 10 miles
hour Passed tn STR Msndasan Mara
AZ a. III Passed cut SIR President at
esis p m: tug Tyee. seeking. at sits a.
m a twe-masted steamer. yellow stack.
black top. At a. IN hktn Raiph headed
south last night t1e .. M--s'isar. wind
south. IS miles an hour. Passed tn SER
lice at 10 10 a. M str Apps at t.lso
e. m Passed cut. Ser W. u. Porter at
4 20 D. IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
so Want Job of
Prohibition Sleuth

Under the direction OF W. J. Jor.
dan. chief deputy supervising prohi.
bition agent for the Pacific coast. so
applicants for the position OF federal
booze slcuth were busy Monday. TAX.
ing an oral examination. About six
more agents will be added 10 the
force OF Washington. II was said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30

CHICAGO. Avg. e-Hogs-ns~eirss
:seeo head make, tte q use hixhsr.
Hulk Of sales. tisit0tkst. butchers.
ftste0ts. psskinx. tistesitte. iisht.
sisrsetsFt. piss ti;teUis:t. reashs-
ftsftwtt
Receipts. -f.ese head msrkr,
sse loser ne~f. i1ss0tf.it. bstshsT
steers. tsbsBit. esnnsrs snd cutters.
isUf.se. ssoek~rs ard sesfsFs o. see
mas. covs- ts0i.fs. CAVES. tikie0
ttr.t
ahe~r-n.esip,s. st.ess head make,
Sc lover. Lamea bcisft. s~ss. Gc
Ri.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
RaIsIN GROWERS
MAKE LIVING PROFIT

Aaron hapiro. California coopera.
tive expert. says raisin growers In
1912 made living profit for the first
time in history. Thru their ooopcra
i've association they got 3ih cents a
pound. They used 10 get ~ cents.
though ~ cost cents a pound 10
produce rniHinH.
IL middlemen arc profiteering
sapiro says. tho remedy Ia leRislat ton
which California Cooperative Pro
duocrs' association Is advocating. lie
says.
We want TO put on cartons this
legend These prvnca left the grow
erH' hands AT ~ cents n pound The
same with raisinH. AT whatever price
the growers sold them for. Ana 10
on with other produce.
Growers and the public have a
common enemy the specuiatoF"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
PETITIONS AIM
TO Save WOLFF
Seek to Save Life OF Youth
full Slayer

Petitions asking Gov. ". u. steph-
ems. OF California. to commute tho
death sentence OF Roy Wolff. former
Seattle boy. 20 life imprisonment.
were placcd by J. Y. Wilson. OF Sun.
nydaie. today In the office Of the
South Park Realty Co. Eighth ave.
3. and ciovcrdaic st. and In the store
Of Henry Cetncr. on the Des Molncs
highway. nj sunnydaie.
Wolff. the petition states. In the
belief OF the sirners. was not men
tally responsible when he slew a Cal.
lfornis tari driver. a few months ago.
Ito IL under sentence to b. hanged AT
San Quentin prison October "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
PEACH SEASON
NOW NEARING
Coming In CARROTS by End OF
Week

The peach canning season opened
Monday with tho receipt Of the first
alberta peaches from Eastern Wash.
ington. They are coming IN rparing
~ AZ yet. but Il IL predicted that by
the end of the week car lots will be
arriving regularly. The first offer
ingA are quoted at g. and s225 a
box.
cantaloupes are little firmer
Monday, prices being Is cents 10 10
cents higher than on Saturday Cal.
ifornia canth are definitely off the
market now iioneydcw melons are
cheaper. at "a cents a pound. Sickle
pears. small variety. especially
suitable for picking. are Offered at
u n box.
Vegetables registered little change
over the week end
Butter. eggs and cheese remain
steady.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
Ram Sale Starts
in Salt Lake Civ

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Aug. 30.
The annual ram sale opened here
today under the auspices OF the Ma.
uonal Wool Growers association.
Sheep from almost every part OF the
United States have been entered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
ny EDWARD ". TuIERRy

CHICAGO. Aug. 3o.--A committee
81 ~. representing all the nations
food producing groups. In trying 10
formulate u standardized cooperative
plan 90 knock out the II. G, OF l..
This IL the concrete result Of the
recent conference here o. the Amer
lean Farm Bureau Federation. which
includes a million and n quarter indi.
yidual members. representing nearly
1000 county farm bureaus In IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
Arrivals and Departures


Auwust .e--atr EurYaana. from Omitted
ktnxdosn ports via Vancouver and Ccmax
at iett q str Admiral ENans from
Anchorage VIA Southwestern and ssuth-
eastern Alaska Al . nj str skaE~ay
from Southwestern, via southeastern
Alaska at ioise a N. str Admiral EehieY
from san Diego via San rrsneIsco at Q 20
a. IN. str Hsdondo from sou,hesssrrn
Alaska a; 3iee a M ctr Arirona Nsru
from Tacoma at .. 10. str Prince Ru.
pert from Prinse Rupert. n C.. via ports
AZ $50 p m. str vatdss from south
western Aissks via Tacoma at D. m
sailed
Auxuss te---str Arisona Maru for Ma.
Mia via ports at 10 10 q. m str Rich
mond for San Pedro via foint Wells at 5
o. m str skaEwzy for Tacoma at q. ma.
August s9-str Spokane for Southeast
ern Alaska at 10 a IN. str >ofne City
for san Francisco via Nuktiteo at ssse ..
M str Prince Rupert Tor Prtnes Rupert
II G.. via ports at II o m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
He SAYS LABOR
ISN'T STACKING
Newcomb Cartons Impres.
sion After Long Tour

NEW YORK. Aug so.---Th. lin.
has come for people. who ourb, !.
know better. 20 stop thIs taik n -.
reproduction and 81 labor slae,,r~
on the Job''' said Newcomb GARTH,
today.
Carlton Is president Of the wes,s.r
Union Telegraph Co, which emrl,.s
nnnlIi A nhn t.ca.,ra FNb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
Status of Frisco Market

BAN FRASCiECo, AsE. 20 --nuttsr-
Extras. g. &c Der 10. prime firsts. s;e
per 10.
Esxs-Esssas. USc per dors EXTRA
fir.;s. SIN per foH. firrts. Sc per dor
seconds. tse per dox. diriiss No .. Sc
per dos. sxtrr pallets. sessc per dos
undsrsnsd pallets. 20 10 Per dos.
ce~e.s-caiifornia fats. fanry. ale per
ID. srsts 1sfse per H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
Milk in New York
to Cost 20 Cents

NEW YORK. Aug. 3o.--Grade a
milk will be selling Mt ~ cents a
quart in December. according to an.
nouncements by distributors. Far.
mers are 10 receive more for the
product. and this will be the cause
OF the increase.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
BANK CIEARINGs
Public Markets

stan fes. NJ sugar. sts. sress ssws
ste dos saii cream cheese. zoe ~ .
cream brick cheese. sse n Flake
whf.. tte N. n. sse, ,s-u rIss 81.
its ~ rasssrn sasar earss s.~sn. fse
=. pet rrass. se - hambarres. iec
n hams fke N pirnies. .tAe N
SANITARY
Fsar ia. tomatoes. ffc era'sg ear.
nlnx psars. - 80 be-. Italian prunss
Use hes isnans. zee des Ntsii o.. !
sinsrsf. ssc ssi mirsa psesiins spice
sse ~ had ~. M tec. 81 %
hfe~rns, ftei ns bars. Fts $50. asaits
st-ts. crisco. Sec as. &c. 81 70 tsts
psss 1siie. fse; y N. cas- nre.kfas,
Bel syfap. go.
stan ~. no. cane sssaf. . ne sfr 4
ne str Etsii ts tail ear csru.iso-
milk. ifr stan 70. pure fresh milk. ifr
At Hsii 1885. ss~ Hawaiian pineapple
.ressn slice. Ne sses s.rh sc, o.
tsr n rans oil ssrdlns. $50. rolls
toilet paper. ttr assii 1898. Wisconsin
brick ehss.s. afe N prirpos, ns sse
mia orsson. ne &c puiies ssss. sse
dos
ECONOMY
stall - cooperative milk : cans .sc
strictly fresh sxs. tte dos. stalls ir.it.
cans oid puieh Cleanser, 2sci Cats
Blue Ribbon tea. t7e. lem. pail karo
sYfup. Sc. en-. ran FLAKE white. sir
ite bottle Hip- lite. .gc. Geo ran
corusd beef sbel psEs sffra heavy Jar
rinTs use. : Fts small ~hite beans. sse .
4 fns LIMA beans fts. see can insian,
Postum, ssc. cans tomatoes. a6e.
wEsrIaKg
Sugar STALL ne pure cans ruEar. sc.
stalls is-iI. large cans tomatoes. ssc
srpund Chocolate. z1c M. ms i-ik
coffee. 81 90. Stall iet. cans Co.
operative milk Sc. bars avif,s white
soap. gbe. pkHs corn Makes. sso stall
ia. picklinz eucpmbsrs. Gee crate. A
No cauiifowsr. zee and use head staiI
tap. Gem Svt margarine. rbs si.es
Coed Luck margarine. CSC n. Ira s.e
90 coffee. : ms. for asc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
Old Paris Forts to
Be Demolished

PARIS. Aug ao.-Buii, In isso. the
Notifications OF Paris are being de
noiished and the French war minis
ter II considering tho dismantiing Of
the 20 forts which encircle the city
about FIVE miles away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
LABOR ~ BACKBONE
or COUNTRY TODAY"

Labor Is the backbone Of N.
country today" Carlton con,Irn.s
and in America is setting The ~.
OF the nation an example Of pat,ese.
and earnestness and loyalty.
There may be Hlackers here 49,
there. but our average worklnsmsr
Is sound 10 the core. and can ~ 4.
pended upon a great deal better th..
some Of those who take IL u,n.
Themselves 10 criticise him.
I'm the face OF higher prices. VIII.
in many cases have wiped GU, Wa.
Increases. In spite OF Discourse
menis and disappointment a vs,t
Gus sorts. In spite Of prohlbl,,or
which many Of them bitterl, 81
posed. American worklngmcn -.
keeping right on the Job ana =.
giving the best that ia in them !.
their work today. This is the c,,.
cluaion that have reached AZ ~.
end Of a i0oo0-mile trip thru N.
country which | have ftIs, ftntxh.x
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
Portland Market Report

POHTIsAND. Avg. 20. --Huffsf-stc per
Ii.
Errs-t7 o Sc per doE
Hsns-ss o 2sc per ID. brothers. ;Tgi:o
per 10.
chss.s-rripi.ts. iigi,e per II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
N. Y. Coffee and Sugar

NEW YORK. Asx fo.--cosfss- :
RIO. TatAe per 10. No. santos. t,4 o
isr per 10
sussr-Raw. ifaifsse per 10. srsau-
lated. IT0i7 iec per ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
DIVORCES GRANTED

EiteIberg. Mildred T.. from Harry.
Cook. Louise. from Chester G.
Mailer. Marie H.. from Julius +.
Barter. Marian. from Robert w.
Daugherty. Emma. from Charles =.
knight. Ruth, from DIN &.
Burns. Pearl W. from Ernest r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
Mines Are Still
Floating in Sea

LONDON. Aug. 3o-Altho the Ger.
man minesweeping flotilla has now
cleaned up the Kattegat field, II lis
not expected the North Sea will be
totally free OF mine barrages until
next summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
Belgian Chamber
for 8-Hour Day

BRUSSELS. Belgium. Aug. 30
The Belgian chamber has passed a
bill establishing the eight.hour day
and 4s-hour week for workers en-
ployed in industry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
Money on Call

NEW YORK. Aus 70 Money On esii.
per cent. ala uaenths. a. o., per cent
mervsntiie pap~r. tuts p~r cert
Hsr siiysr--Iosdon. s,se. ssw York.
s9.c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
URGE STANDING
TRAFFIC Law
Carr. Back From Conven-
ton Discusses Results

Results OF the recent meeting OF
the international Traffic association
az San Francisco viii not be fei,
until early next year. IL was an.
nounced by Lieut. OF Traffic c. q.
Carr. who returned 20 Seattle late
Sunday from the California oonvcn.
ton.
Lieut. Carr declared 30 much work
was handled at the convention that
u wan necessary To name an execu.
tive committee Of five members.
which will meet In Cleveland In De.
cemb.r. at which time the findings
and reports Of the various conyen.
ton committees will be lnyesflgat ted
and docislons made.
In commenting on the work Of the
convention. Lieut. Carr declared
there was a unanlmity Of opinion
that the traffic laws % the country
should be standardized and a gen.
erai improvement, made In the speed.
ing up of traffic.
WOULD SPEED rEM UP
BETWEEN BLOCKS
fVsHs AtAt All faitff nfAlr
favorc1. the speeding up OF traffic
between bioctH.- declared Lieut..
Carr. and that the speed be reduced
a, street Intersections.
III this IN done II will be ncc~-.
sary that pedestrians be stopped
from crossing streets In the middle
% blocks The big traffic problem
which Seattle faces IL the same
which all other cities face. and tina,
10 TO get the traffic into the down.
town sections In the morning and
out ~ these same sections In the
evening with the greatest speed and
ease
Lieut. Carr expressed every conf.
dcnce that the International Traffic
association would solve a number 81
the existing traffic problems within
the near future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
Big Salmon Run
Predicted Here

FISHERY experts predict the biggest
Chinook salmon run In the history OF
Puget sound this ycar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
TROUBLES LAID To
HIGH TURNOVER

Carlton il Of the opinion that NAM
Of the results commonly atsribusst
10 the so-called Stacking" Of lsbor
are In reality caused by the him
labor turnover Of many plants.
This In turn. he says. IL due to tn
fact that the average workman l. IN
der the constant temptation 10 oul.
his Job and seek another that vii
better enable him TO cope with IN
increased cost OF living.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30

EFFORTS TO STOP division Of
commissions with persons not rcgu.
larry In the real estate business. are
being made by the executive com.
mittee OF the Seattle Real Estate
association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
q. .. Naval Cemmuni~ssiess

august 2s-Sfr van Diego. Tacoma for
Han Pedro. 20 miles north OF Port Blake
~ at p. m. str Hrookisa~. p-eunsrton
for San Francisco. miles off Crayn Har.
Dor Al | .. N. motor schr Sierra San
Francisco for Tacoma. -ss miles north Of
San Franciseo AZ 3 D. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
kentish Apple Crop
Worse Than Report

LONDON. Aug. 30.-The prospects
OF the Kenush apple crop are worse
than at first reported. Two mid Tent
growers, who each marketed 20 900
bushels last year. Will not market
1000 this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30

The Chinese used 70 paint an eye
on The bow Of each vessel. to help
1t see its way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
ShipNeWs
Tides in Seattle
>fo>pA ~
49,. -

Atts 10
fir~t ttigh Tide
Is a N Tea n.
FIRST low Tide
hli a M - n
~s~crd high Tide
a. o M ia n,
serend low Tide
ttts D IN. - e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
II t~t,Av
Att. 81

fir-t itlah Tide
sac a. m iat n
FIRST law Tide
ms q IN. Is ~
second high ride
ah1 ID. m "a ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
Reported by Wireless
Canadian Government

August 7s-sfr Spokane. sb.ana Cape
Lam. northbound. at midnight. str Eid.
ridge i9g miles west ~ Vancouver AZ 1
p. m. sir Admiral Watson In Dixon en-
trance. northbound. AZ 1850 a m str
Admiral Hodman tn Miitbank sound
southbsund. at .. m: str Admiral Sc.
bree at Ocean Falls. soythbosnd. at /
.. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30

British shipyards are constructing
nearly 10 times as much tonnage to
day as they did a year ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
JOHN q. MCINTOSH was ole

president OF the Washington Society
OF Public Accountants at their an.
nual meeting Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30

stated IN new tofN tlAt Nas h"'NA'
ment would help the wholesalers and
rcfiners prevent further tumble IN
prices, will be called upon the car
pet. lie was unauthorized TO make
such an assertion"
rAI.MER's SECRETARY
CONTRADlCrS FLOYD
This statement was made by Rob
ert T. Scott, private secretary TO
Attorney General Palmer. IL was
In regard 20 a statement OF Floyd. a
special agent OF the departments
New York flying squadron which
Is supposed 10 be running down prof
itccrS After attending a meeting
Of refincrs and wholesalers In New
York. Floyd stated that the govern
ment would assist tho sugar dealers
in preventing further great drop
in price.
The bottom has fallen out OF sugar
prices and further decline seems
certain
A few days ago sugar was selling
wholesale at "a cents a pound. and
one eastern retiner. who had ceased
10 operate on account OF high prices.
got an unexpected supply from
Cuba and Immediately dropped the
price TO 2oh cents. Three western
refincrs followed suit and now sugar
is retailing In many cities for Is
cents a pound. Spectators and prof
iteers got bumped.
PANIC AMONG BIG
SUGAR DEALERS
The sudden drop caused a panic
among the big sugar dealers and
they hurriedly called n meeting
Floyd's statement followed.
ITS this departments business to
lower prices. not help increase
them stated Scott
The sharp decline In sugar prices
Is caused. principally. by large ship
ments of sugar received from Arwen.
tina. cxecho- Slovakia and other coun.
tries.
High prices In America caused
sugar 20 flow here.
Also. up TO July rs the people had
absorbed sugar at the rate OF 10000
pounds per year. "a against the Pre-
vious high record for 1919 of SOFA
pounds.
J. G. weathcriy. department Of
Justice sugar expert. said this indl
Gated the people had sugar stocks
about IS pounds per family for the
nation.
SUGAR SUPPLY
GREATER THAN DEMAND
The people quit buying and now
the supply Is much greater than the
demand. Hoarders Of sugar may
lose millions as result Of the DE-
cline. Many wholesalers and retail.
ers are unloading sugar below cost
in anticipation Of n further decline
'.It has been called to the depart.
mcnt's attention" said Scott. that
some refiners are holding customers
70 contracts made at high prices. II
II IL found that this Is a violation OF
the Lever law they will be prosecut.
ed"
Another thing that broke the price
was the fact that many Gamers and
housewives refused 10 make pre-.
serves and Jams at high prices.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-03

The creamery at Milaca leads all
creameries in the state OF Minnesota In
the output OF butter, according to a
statement BY James Sorenson, state
dairy and food commissioners. The
creamery at Fergus Falls comes sec;
ond in butter production and Pelican
Rapids third.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-03

Wanted Waitress and chamber maid
at Hotel Warren. s.
Hot chocolate and pie alamode served
at Holan's COME ctionery.
B Ghas. Loeslie will hold on auction
sale on his farm one mile east OF
Radium on Thursday, March 18th.
You can't afford to miss the biggest
game Of the season aturday, March s,
at 9 p. M, Thief River Falls VS.. War
rem. ,$5
The Warren Automobile co. has re-
ceiyed shipments Of 1920 models Of
Buick and Chevrolet cars Come in
and look them over.
Have some delicious brick ice. cream
for your Sunday dinner. Special for
Sunday, Neopolitan'', layer brick
with three fayors. We also have
Orange Pudding and Palmer House.
Holan's Confectionery
Theodore Duit and family, who have
resided on a farm near Radium for sew
Eeral years, have left for Denham, Mimi,
where they will make their future
home They are good, friendly and in
dustrious people, who will be greatly
missed In the community from which
they remove. 81
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-03
| "a ! =! | i Is
q 4 RED FROM rtaG
ONE FIELD.


Go to The Bazaar-The busy Store.
Van Brunt and Amsco Drills sold by.
w. f. Powell s Go.
An overall tory Is TO be establish
ed at Fergus Falls this spring.
Don't forget the big game Saturday
levening. Thief River Falls vs.. Warren
The Roxville Farmers Club will hold
their regular meeting on Friday even
ling, March 9th. .s5 st.sss
The fiji ban is lifted so lets all cele-
brate and dance Friday night. If you
don't dance come and hear the music.
The next meeting of The Teachers
Self Improvement Club will be held at
the Normal rooms next Saturday,
March 9th. .ss.3
The Warren Automobile Co. has re-
ceived shipments Of 1920 models OF
Buick and Chevrolet cars. Come in
and look them over. '.s3. sss
Rev. G. w. Olson left Tuesday even
ing for Thief River Falls, where he
will attend the Red River Valley Min
l
urday morning. szs-.
The. W. zC.. 7. Z. will meet with Mrs
G. D.. Sjostrand Monday, March Sth.
Members are requested to bring their
yearly dues, Francis Willard donation,
and friends to the meeting.
Special show Friday and Saturday at
the Strand. Katherine Mcdonald The
American Beauty starring in 1.-THE
Woman Thou Gavest Me- Admission
I15 and IS cents. Only one show Friday
lat 7::30. Dance after show.
Miss Hazel Edwardh, Of Warren, a
student Of Hamline University, has
kbeen appointed chairman Of COM
mittee of program and entertainment
for the second All-Hamline social func-
ton Of the year, which is a county
fair" soon to be held in the college
gymnasium. sss 3s as s.ss,
Use Atlas Redwood stock and supply
tanks and you will do away with all
expense and repairs due to rot. Red
wood is so durable and resists decay
so thoroughly that we guarantee them
for 20 years-they are almost certain,
however, to last much longer and that
without painting. Call on The Robert
son Lumber Co, for sizes and prices.
Victor Peterson has been admitted to.
the Printers Sanitarium and Home at.
Colorado Springs, Colorado, i'll the hope
that stay there will restore him to
health. When serving as a musician at
a US. army camp he contracted pneu-
mOnia, with resultant complies lions
from which he is still suffering. Mr..
Peterson was formerly a printer with
the Sheaf and later, for many years,
has been in the employ Of the Grand
Forks Hehald. He is a son Of Mrs. I.
Peterson of this city.
Among the new people who have arr
rived within the past few days are j..
r. Franzen and wife and baby who
came Tuesday from Shenandoah, Iowa,
their former home, bringing with them
a car of farm ma chinery and household
goods. Mr. Franzen last fall bought
the choice S0-acre farm Of Garfield;
Nichols, located about two miles north
OF. town and he and family will now
take possession said farm and make it
their home. Weswelc come Mr.. and Mrs.
Franzen and the baby also, Of course,
to our midst. They are just the people
we; want to help develop the resources
and share i'll the prosperity Of this COM
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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-03
Notice to Contractors.

4. Have two 5000 Rumely Oil Pull
Tractors for sale, or will rent to con-
tractors for road work. Engineer fur
nished. B 81
sCHAS FRANKS.