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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-03
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Willie Whitecraft and George
Ferrenburg of Lansing autoed here
Saturday and visited relatives and
friends over Sunday.
Miss Beatrice Sanders is working
for Mrs. James Hopkins near Forest
Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Cuthbert
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Jones
one evening last week.
Charlie Denman entertained his
brother from Sumner few days last
week.
Miss Jessie Erskins returned to
her home Friday after helping her
aunt, Mrs. O. Howe the past week.
Bert Jones spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jones of Ar
cada.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Erskins Of Al
ma called on his sister. Mrs. Bertha
Howe. and family Thursday evening.
Mrs. Cage Wood of Forest Hill
passed away at her home last week
She was laid to rest in Riverside
cemetery Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Johnson and
children spent Sunday with Mr.. anc
Mrs. George Lentz and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Sanders anC
children from Forest Hill and Johr
Higgins of Coe spent Sunday will
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. O'Bryant. The,
took their little grandson home will
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Howe enter
tanned her mother, Mrs. J. A. FIR
skins, and sister, Beatrice, from Al
ma Friday afternoon.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-03
Cut This Out and Take 1t with Yo,

Out THIS Uut AND Idkt TT VIII IUu
A man often forgets the exact
name of the article he wishes TO pur-
chase. and as last resort takes
something else instead. That is al
ways disappointing and unsatisfac-
tory. The safe way is to cut this out
and take it with you so as to make
sure Of getting Chamberlain's Tab
lets. You will find nothing quite so
satisfactory for constipation and In
digestion.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-03

Record want ads pay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-09
JOHNSON CLUB
FORMED HERE
Boosters OF Senator TO Con-
test for Delegates

Supporters ~ Senator Hiram
Johnson for president are urged a.
participate In the republican eau.
cusea saturday night and select del.
cgates to the county convention. Tho
oall was issued by tho johnson FOR
President club. organized Thursday
In tho office OF Henry Denton
Moore. who was chosen head OF the
organization. Paul shaffra,h was
elected vic. president. william T..
Totten, temporary secretary. Leroy
W BROOKS. temporary treasurer
Moore. ms preaident OF tho League
for the Preservation OF American In.
dependence. presided over the John
son meeting az the Arena last fall
In issuing the call for johnson
delegates. the club declares ~ II
making no fight upon Senator Poin.
dexter. Tn. call followr .
Tho friends az Senator Hiram
Johnson have no desire TO make any
contest egalnst Senator polndest~r
for the frs, choice ~ the delegates
from this state 20 the national con
vention. these two having fought
shoulder In shoulder 20 prevent the
adoption az the infamous league GOV.
enan, which propos-d the surrender
OF our American sovereignty tn n
board Of for~ignerr~howtlle IN M. but
In the event that senator Pofnd~x'
trr'- name should he withdrawn.
then our support should so Ia Sen.
ator johnson. who II the recognized
leader in the fight arninrt tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-09
ARE HELD
IN DRY" PROBE

TACOMA. April e.--one Of the
most popular outdoor sports. on
which federal authorities are clamp
ing the I'D. II toting whisky about
the country In high powered antomo-
biles. This became apparent yester.
day, when tho federal grand jury In
Tacoma returned indictments against
four men accused OF induiging In this
paatimn.
The grand Jury returned ton In
Documents in all. eight OF them charg.
ing violations Of United States dry
laws.
Julius walker and william r. Fon-
viile are charged with carrying
Canadian whisky" In n Hudson car.
at Vancouver. wash. March 8. J. X
Young In accused OF a similar offennc
at Aberdeen. February 8; J. V. Holt.
cowiitz county. January 20. and Har.
vey Coffee Cowiitz county, Janu-
airy 20.
BAH for Hoas and Coffee was fxcd
at $1,000. In the other cascs ban
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-09

Y am 70 grateful for what T'aniao
has done for me that ] want TO tel
the whole world about H." said Mira
~. y. Proctor. OF III W. First st.
Los Angeles. Calf. when speaking
of tho splendid results she had OBJ
tAinod from the medicine. '~ro think
that should have suffered for 80
many years. and spent hundreds OF
dollars In vain efforts 90 sc, relief
and then find complete relief after
taking only four bottles OF Tanlac.
seems too good TO he true
Yes. indeed. for years and years
/ suffered terribly from stomach
trouble. Everything ! ate seemed 10
form sna and 10 affected my heart
and breathing that | would have pal'
pltation and would turn purple In
the faoo in my efforts 70 get my
breath These attacks caused me In
,ense suffering and were 10 bad that
was frequently confined To my bed
and would have 10 ba attended by
some member of the family for fear
should succumb during ono OF the
attacks.
Il rot svfurly thin and was No
weak that I had 20 give up all house
hold duties I often went for two
weeks at a time without getting Z
good nights sleep and as = conre
quencs became very nervous and
luw-epiriicd. In fact I was a con
flrmed invalid and my friends aid
not expect me- 10 live very long.
Il sat reading tho paper one cvo
ming when my eye caught tho state
monf Of lady who had suffered
with similar trouble 20 my own and
telling how she had BEEN wonderfully
helped by Tanlac ] sent for bot
tie and started taking II. and the re
suits have been most surprising.
Ny appetite In splendid now and
I can en-; most anything without ans
distress afterward The gas Ia,
stopped forming and I no iongei
havn paipita,ion or that smo'herins
feeling. sleep sound all night
long and get up feeling rested ! AIR
In better health today than hav,
been for forty years and feel year.
younger.
Il don't believe there ever was q,
I, GOOD a medicine made ~ Tanlsc-~
Tanlac II sold In seattle by Bartei
Drug stnrs under the personal d
rcc,ion Of n special Taniac reprcsen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-09

New Yorl.--When Miss Dorothy
Dalton. the beautiful Incc star. who
was selected for the leading role In
that mammoth New York produce
tion, "Aphrodite," was questioned as
to the secret of her phenomenal sue
cess. she unhesitatlngly said. MY
complexion" when asked further
details. she explained, "Every one OF
my friends always raved about the
I have no doubt but that my fret
engagement was made possible thru
the reputation l had acquired for n
beautiful complexion. Managers are
like ordinary mortale, they admire n
beautiful slsin as much as anyone.
and in selecting their casts they
naturally prefer those whose com
best asset any girl or woman can
have is n beautiful skin ard COM
piexion. IL IL easy TO have this n
ono will spend only a little time In
taking care OF tho skin. A girl may
have irregular featurca. but II she
possesses A beautiful compile xion she
viii attract attention anywhere, |
woman Just how she may possess n
skin like mine. Here In the recipe;
Night and morning cleanse the skin
first with warm water. then apply
good cold cream U.islea cold cream
7 have found 20 he the besD. After
massnginr n into the skin take off
tho superfluous cream with a soft
the day or evening | apply Derwillo.
simple toilet preparation which
can be purchased at tho toilet coun-
ter OF any up-to- date drug or de-
partment store The first appiica-
ton OF this wonderful Derwiilo viii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-09

astonish you. II imparts instant
beauty To the skin. and fnakes a
rosy-white complexion, every one
will talk about, I find IL excellent
for my complexion ms IL protects my
skin In all Kinds OF weather. That's
preparations and am never without
H. Many OF my professional friends
to whom I have recommended Der
wiIlo use u In preference TO all
other face powders or bcautifiers."
Just try II once before going to the
theatre. dances. parties or an after
noon call and note the favorable
comments OF your friends. perwillo
instantly puts n life-liko tint on
your checks which defics detection.
IL takes the place of face powder
and stays on until you wash IL off.
Precipitation does not affect II nor
will ~ rub off on clothing; IL also
prevents tho nose and face from
shining. It's wonderful for a dark.
sallow. rough skin. blackhoads.
and for the instant beauty Il i'm
parts. over 100000 girls and women
are using II. It's absolutely harm
less TO the most sensitive skin. Just
try IL once and you Will need no fur
Their argument to convince you that
there IL nothing "iust as good"
better" or Just like it," Insist on
perwillo.. then You Will not be dis
appointed.
NOTED ruggirts and department
stores everywhere sell perwilio with the
guarantee that II you don't like it you
get your money back. II IL the one beau
tifier that gives satisfaction at all sea-
sons OF tho year. You can secure n at
all toilet counters IN this city. Including
Dartsii and Owl Drug companieA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-09
TONIGHT

= 100 MoodmenA hall. Marion st,
Rainier chapter OF hnu-Japhh-
eac league holds mass meeting
20 protest against ippannhe cont
mercial invasion or itainitr val
ley.
\ Loo douglas hall. Tenth ava and
Pine iowa society vii elect
and plan entertainment
tr,x.,on NaHnnie etub--Frank A.
Nandefilp. finhncief. speaks At
Chamber % Commerce banquet,
n 100 y. ". G. A. auditorium All
anco Franchise presents renoh
play and Marcel Daily, French
engineer. lectures on "fclativo
Position Of Europe and OF tho
world 10 Months AFTER the
AriniHtier'
$40 o. m.~~Arctie club Third ava
ana Cherry Ht-Nmokcr for del
cEat~H Ca mining convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-09

Toni money 10 come beys -
MADE provision for q pics,,ss y. y
marriage. After the marr,s". s'f.
been contaminated aeoordss. 'sd
Japan's laws. Toni came 49,. Y
A. she stepped or the sh.
otosabura says he saw al ons. =. 4
he had been deceived. Ths ~ VA
tured ~ Toni was not Tom, !, y 4
90 he wants The maria.
nulled. Toni says she dld -
The picture. but that an sgs.s. =
Shs claims she did not ln,e,z !. W
cetye otosabtlra. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-09
Japanese Bride Says
Agency Sent Picture

WIN n be neeoHasry 20 dsport
Toni Axai. n her marriage % Otosa.
buro Abal IN annulled1
Akai In superior court Friday re-
auested that their marriage be an.
nulled In an answer. Toni, nc.
coded 20 tho annuimeni. Toni AI<ni
came here by virtue Of a picture
bride marriage 90 Otonaburn.
November &C. 1918, otonabura re
ceiycd picture Of beautiful Jnpa.
nese girl he believed 70 be Toni.
Enamonred. he Immediately sent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-09
BIRTHS

wsbbsr. r. W. ssso wabash ava.
boy,
Ruff r. D.. t5s7 brandon st. Ffrl
Mason. W. l., abaT 18th ~ W.. boy.
kuho. =, 7ts Maynard ave- boy.
Osasa- "a. 4it Washington ST. girl
Schneider, Il, O.. 1895 Lucas pL- girl
Post. C. A.. stoi Harness pl. boy.
German. NJ. D., seattle. girL
kawahe. ess i<inE 81. girl
Grendair, A., 1910 18th \. W. girl
i4ofrtad. G.. 1900 Fourth W. boy.
MrAiiiht~r. w. ais " 10Th. girl
Hifabayashi. NJ. $40 Washington st.
gifi
Tara. r.. si2 sixth ~. Girl
Nakashina. X. ga King st. girL
Kursiwa. NJ. 1ic Ncs;sr way, boy.
Nelson. ". Columbus sanitarium.
girl
Halt q. A.. sIi7 Greenwood ava. boy.
kin,on. y. ". Seattle GENERAL hos
usilsman' q. n. ASA sbth s. w. boy.
Campbell. J. ~, 1911 sist X. Etrl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-09
SATURDAY

>osW Good Eats cafeteria 49, Com
nittee OF a. holds first noon
meeting. g. } France viii dts
cuns why a Committee of 4Sr'
Rev. NJ. ~, Marvin VIII talk on
Political Ideals"
Noos Moves cafsteris--f. J. Quip-
hy. formerly Of Omaha. will talk
on what's the Matter With Sc
attic"
Nesn-Moifr cafeteria Hiram
Johnson Tor President club holds
organization meeting. Johnson
boosters invited.
(. 100 Armory - Women's auxiliary.
seattle post No. IA. American
Legion holds is initial meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-09

This is Miss Mag Cloy, apho
plays ono of the leading femi-
nine parts IN wet and Dry,"
Which comes to the Mctropoli-
tan Sunday for the reel. She
is an enthusiastic apiatrir
and, during the Oakland en-
gagcment of Kolb and Dill,
she made daily flights from
Oakland to Centerrille, her
home. Miss Ctoy has pur-
chased q Martin plane, ard is
very anxious for the end of
the season in order TO dcrote
more time to this sport.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-09
Elles Elect Next
Thursday NIGHT

New Officers OF Seattle lodge No.
A.. p. r. o. T.. win be elected next
I'm ursday night The unopposed
ar-- George Buuckaers. for sx>issi
ruler. Or. Cart Hoffman. for 60
teeuyeA leaning knight. and Walter
u. Alexander. fer estesmed loyal
Knight. Nokts Carter. Dr.. Arthur
". Caldwell. D-. Frank l. HorxfAI
ana DR.. r. c. Leczer win contest
fr esteemed Recurring knight Eomi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-09
Booze Mooze

vas set AT $500
Accused OF op~r,f,,~ IN.
Kovovieh, Gunner aanh.- w
deem, Thomas Muuch ~
John Orublch and John 81. !.
deem. ~
ue,,,cr, A p.n,.u,
On . chs,~s =, 1919 - -
fse eova,n,nar, s.a an !UUs
-, .s onr a o11lh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-09
Kansas Mine Chief
Sentenced to Jail

prrTSBCRC. kan. April A.
President Alexander How~i Of tho
KsnEaaMissouri district Of the
United Nine Workers Of America.
today was sent tn jail nv Judge A.
J. curran. for oonts<npt Of court
Howat had dcfied IN, authority OF
the newly crenfed state Industrial
--~>~-~---~~-~-~~,--~---~ 49,
nations were closed at Thursday
NIGHTS meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-09
Coast Defense Fund
Il Ordered Cut

WASHINGTON. April "a dras
tic reduction Ia tho appropriations
for coast defense fortifien lions dur.
Ing the nex, fiscai year was ordered
today BY tho house appropriations
cornmittc~.
II reported the fortisicatinrs bin
with a total cf eis .tts. or iss..
sss.sss ieSs than asked by the war
department..
The only new authorization was
for two rstneh guns at Hawaii.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-09

RtMMaGE SALE 10 ia Foufh
ave. 8. Will be staged by bea'u
alumni OF Smith college b. help rnlf'
the 81. 900. 900 endowment fund Tor
the college.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-09

NIfANNlfAoLs LiSIiNSA>S
Name and Residrnee-- Ag..
Drummer, Th~odora j.. Seattle ...2-
Sehuitx. jessie A.. Seattle ....s...h
Accialn. wade r.. Tacoma 80. Legal
Mcciain. Ollie. Tacoma ...... Legal
spoor. Prank. Seattle ........ -
iiarrkoei. NafiJtie. Seattle .......ls
salarno. Joseph scandebeeo. Be-
Msraca. Thsrcsa. ssstils ........is
Lockwood, Robert. Seattle Legal
Oiirisn. hAihsrins ingalls,. &c.
atlle .ssssss..-s... A~h~
Parish. Ben. seattle ........ Legal
shipp~y. Jenains Caroline. So
attic ..s..-..--...-. LBA
bryan. Robert a.. North Bend. al
offisid. Maria Ann. North Bend III
corcara. Charles l.. Seattle.
ward Myrtle IL. Everett ..-.... III
rusnbuil. william O.. Seattle. Legal
Lsgor. Marie q. Seattle ..... Legal
Keefs Clement. Brumerfon $780, al
Ttp,nn. Marie r.. Dromerfen -----ls
Hsnshaw. Martin r.. Everett ..--.7k
ftess. Sarah V Everett ..........ss
Ksyner. Charles p Tacoma Legal
flarh~o. Lillian T. Tacoma Legal
Madden. Van Huren. Buckley. Legal
Islander. Mary A. Euumeia~. Legal
Costello. Joseph A. Jr- Seattle. ~
n Ina enntein. Maudo. Seattle .....ss
DIVORCES GRANTED
IA Shell, belle. T. from BENJAMIN G.
phillips Mary from Nick.
solder. Dorothy q, from Warren ".
Eaeissein. Frances ". from fsadora
HELLER. Ernest a. from Iysephine-
DEATHS
wnit.. Thomas. "a. its sand X
as.hsr. Rosa. rs. tsis W. 18th
Johnson. Born. ~. ihtt W. t1Dd
steele. Phyllis Lillian. ~ ga w. Ray
at
Smith. Henrietta 10 monsha soi u.
eth at
Rossr,son. Charles. 30. i17 East
lrAndstram. yohn Alfred. S. ss,
Wheeler st
Coates, ciarinds- 81. 1895 Third W.
Cady. Elmer. -. Seattle.
Tanner. George H. 81. oaks hotel
Beachamp. Robert 81. iseG FIRST ".
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-09

HND
Nay Hai
given an |
q. A Il
throat al
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-21
WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN
TEMPERANCE UNION MEETS

At the regular meeting of the
Woman's Christian Temperance
Union con Wednesday,, Mrs. Urquart
was reelected president, Mrs. Cady
was reelected secretary, and Mrs.
Rowe treasurer, Mrs w. 2. Gale, vice
president at large; other vice-presi-
dents appointed were- Presbyterian,
Mrs Axtel; Baptist, Mrs. Knapp;
Christian church, Mrs sGaskell.
Tine following superintendents
we've also appointed. Superintendent
Of lit. L., Mrs Mary sHawley; super
intendent of Y P. B., Mrs. Gerlaugh;
mothers meetings,
Mrs. Cole, with Mrs. Savage and Mrs.
John w. Stephenson, assistants: SUI
perintendentof literature, Mrs. Rowe;
{ Legislature and 'par9ia mentary drill,
Mrs. Vine D. Moore; superintendent
SOCIAL purity and flower mission, Mrs.
Savage with Mrs. Summerfield as
sistant; scientific temperance instruc-
taon, Mrs Gladly; union signal, Mrs.
|Eef1augh
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-21
returned this morning from trip 10
Spokane

returned this morning from trip 10
Spokane
Mrs. d. p Cockerill left yesterday
for a short visit with friends in Spo-
kane
A. H. Phillips, who has been in she
city for a few days to visit friends,
from South Dakota, has returned TO
his home at Reuben.
If you are in need of glasses, / am
prepared to take care of your work.
Am prepared to test eyes and guar
antee satisfaction Phone 130Y for
appointments. Ernest e. Anderson,
Oph d., Eye-sight specialist 1873
Miss Elizabeth Livingston, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs Gang
were, for some time, has returned to
Washington, D. C. Her mother, Mrs
E. NJ Livingston, will remain here for
some time
Mrs. Leonard Thorp and Mrs. Ellis
Barnes of Troy were shopping in Mos
COW yesterday.
Fred White of Boise arrived in Mos
COW this afternoon for a snort bust
ness visit.
Mrs E. A. Evans is a visitor in Spo-
kane for few days tflfs week.
w. G.. Reed Of Lewiston is visitor
in Moscow today on business
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-21
RAISE RAILROAD RATES
IN THIS STATE

BOISE, idaho. The railroad and
freight and passenger rate increase
hearing which opened Thursday was
closed this noon by action upon part
of the commission authorizing the
freight rates in conformity with the
order of the Interstate commerce COM
mission and also authorizing the in
crease in passenger fares except
where the fare, when increased, will
exceed three and six-tenths cents per
mile.
The commission was disposed to re-
gard the proceedings as purely rev.
enue matter affecting the transporta-
ton systems of the entire country and
as such an emergency situation which
Eust be met and therefore id not go
tnto individual rates to ascertain
whether or not they were unreason-
able or discriminatory.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-21
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CITY NEWS
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Weather ldaho-Tonight and Sun
day, fair.
The home of Mrs. Audrey Herring
ton was the scene of pretty little
~affair in the form of a shower given
by Mrs. Harrington, Mrs Geo. Miles
and Miss Fay Trimble for Mrs. Geo
Steltz The home was artistically dec
GRATED in pink and white sweet peas
and rose buds Luncheon was served
r Those present were Mrs. Ira Morga-
reidge, Mrs John L. Weber, Mrs
Geo Weber, Mrs Lizzie Korb, Mrs.
L. Tillman, Mrs. Geo. Miles, Mrs
Audrey Herington Miss Katherine
.Clayborne and Miss Fay Trimble. Out
of town guests were Mrs. Frank Rey-
burn from Seattle and Mrs. J. f.
Barnes from Genesee
Cane Sugar, $$2 per sack, at the
Farmers Store. 1890
Carl Johnson, of Deary. is a visitor
in Moscow today on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Arneberg OF
Troy are in Moscow today They &C
scompanied Mrs. Thomas Walker, who
is to undergo an operation at a local
hospital shortly
Girl wanted at the Bon Ton. 779
Miss Edna Warren left this morn
ing for a few weeks visit with friends
at Twin Lakes, Idaho.
Jack Cortland is business visitor
in OMscow for a few days
Mrs. VIM. Lee and children left this
morning for a visit with Mrs. Lees
mother, Mrs. Shields, in Spokane
Gene Sugar, $$2 per sack, at the
Warmers, Store. 1890
DR.. Adair and family, DR.. Hatfield
and family and Mrs. O. F. Shomber
and daughter, returned last night from
a camping and fishing trip at Elk
River They report very good time
Orville Penwick Of yakima arrived
In Moscow to visit for a few weeks
with relatives.
Ham1nocks are selling at half
price, Samms' Furniture Store. 1880
Miss Helen Parsons left this morn
ing for Spokane where she Will visit
at the DR.. Aspray home for a week.
HERMAN Osterberg OF Troy was a
visitor in Moscow yesterday on bust
ness.
Gene Sugar, $50 per sack, at the
Farmers Store. 1880
Miss. Ethel Clark of Potlatch is a
visitor in Moscow this week.
Mrs. Frank Thomas, who has been
visiting relatives in Moscow for
week, left this morning for her home
in Genesee.
Mems wear fabrics by the yard for
women and childrens garments.
cchwarz. Tailor 1888 |
Mrs D. NJ Dudley of Palouse was
shopping in Moscow yesterday.
T. J. Maynard of FIT Lapwai, Idaho,
Is a visitor in Moscow this week on
business. |
c. E. Walks, well known auction Ger,
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-21
DOUBLE-HEADEE BALL
GAME SUNDAY AFTERNOON

Remember the double header ball
game at the fair grounds Sunday
August 22 Last game th3s season
for the MOSCOW Cubs. Manager
Eastman leaves with the ball team IN
Baaley's truck for Occur D'Alene at
5 a. m. Monday morning, August 90
for "a weeks fishing and outing on
Lake Occur d'Alene, returning Sept.
1. They will spend a 'cesIple of days
going and coming in Spokane. They
are taking the1c baseball outfit with
them and will play one game at Spo-
kane and one or two others on f0ie'
trip Otto Eichner and Tony Eichnes'
Of the American Ridge team, Kend-
rick, will accompany the boys on the
trip The advance man for the Ber-
nArdi shows has been kind enough
to not interfere with the playing OF
games tomorrow by ccnsenting not to
pitch any of his tents on the bail
grounds
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-21

Plans for the remodeling of the
Christian church are completed, ana
the building committee, through It's
chairman. Mr.. K. l.. Clark, is ready 10
receive bids Plans and specifications
may be seen at the office OF the archl-
tect, Prof, Rudolph Weaver, at Pull
man, now. or by calling on Mr. clark
any time after Monday. 1t is planned
to spend about twelve thousand DOL
lars for remodeling and three thous-
and in furnishings. Those Interested
in submitting bids for the remodellng
are requested to see either Mr.. clark
or prof Weaver 77-83