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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-14
GO TO BED GROUCHY
WAKE UP FEELING
SIMPLY FINE
Wonderful How Calotabs, the
De-Nauseated Calomel Tablet.
Makes You Feel SO Good the
Next Morning.

The old.siyle calomel was the best mcdi.
cine In the world and the only thing that
could Atraighten out . diAordefed liver, hut
n had some serious draw backs. The grip
ing and the siekening afferedeets made
take ealomel without the slightest objection
One Oal0teb on The tongue AZ bedtime with y
avAllow Of whttr,-that's all. No taste, nh
danger, no nausea, no salts. Next morning
your liver Is clean, your system purified and
you arc feeling like y O.year.old.-wiih
\ hearty appetite for breakfast. Eat whit
you plaaHe,-no danger.
Calotabs nre 30 perfect that your druggist
Is authorized 10 refund the price u you are
not delighted. Sold ouly In original sealed
packages. price thirty.hve cents. All drug.
gists now have Calotabs-tAdv.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-14
Application, Blanks
For Victory Medals
Arrive in City

The application blanks for the vic
tory pedals nave been received hero
and will be available at the local army
recruiting station or at the American
legion headquarters in the armory
II VIII be a week or more before
the field clerk Is here to pass out the
medals, but all ex-service men and
relatives OF deceased soldiers are re-
qliesied to obtain the application
binnhs as soon 81 possible so as to
be ready TO present them when the
field clerk arrives.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-14
Economist Will 3
Lecture Here on =
Strategic America

II. E. Pettison Kline has Initials
which are mighty significant. He
has n whnI6 OF a rep" IN the east
and comes 10 Albuquerque July 81
rs, hcralded as one OF the most sue
ccssfui speakers OH the big chautan.
qua circuits covering he seaboard
and central states.
There is nothing OF the ordinary
IN Kllne's speeches. His fund OF in
formation on the questions about
which we are concerning ourselves
now enables him 20 hold n Kind Of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-14
Baptists to Discuss
Plans for New Church
At Meeting Tuesday

Plans for the proposed new
church building which will be built
by the Baptists la this ely on the
northwest corner Of Broadway and
Central venue will be discussed AZ
a meeting OF the congregation on
next Tuesday evening.
DIR. II. Beauchamp OF Dallas. Tex,
n church architect aud Sunduy-school
expert Will be in tbs city at That
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-14

time TO meet with the congregation
tnas TO submit plans 'for the new
building. He viii have slntchca and
floor plans or church buildings from
which the Blptists may choose the
Hiyie OF the building they wish 10
creot. 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-14

The church congregation hng out
grown ne present 0uafteFss % thS OK
tent that aome 81 thu SUNDAY school
CLASSES arc now betnE heid oaiside
OF tho church. Tho mcbcrship OF
lN,. 191 HR9'i rvs isIapl NUM-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26

S48,051,540.00
IN 3 MONTHS

NEW YORK. Oct. 2g.-The United
states steel corporation today an.
nounccd that It's net earnings for
three months ending September 30.
1890. after deducting federal taxes.
were s4s,05i,540.
The steel corporation declared its
regular dividend Of ~ per cent on
common stock and IN per sent on
preferred stock.
The preferred dividend Is payable
November 20. Tho books close No.
vember and reopen November 4,
The common stock dividend win be
payable December 30. Books close
December and reopen December g.
Earnings for the three months OF
f4s,05i,5i0 compare with s43,f55. 705
Tor the preceding quarter and $40.
l77232 for tho corresponding quarter
In 1913, The monthly not earnings,
az compared with n year ago, follow:
July, tie.43e.s02; Increase. $500.
7o2.
August, s15,4io,4is; increase. $685..
535.
September. sie.17i,32s; Increase.
- 00g OIL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
PROTEST FILED
BY PRODUCERS

That the city IA legislating tho
farmer-butcher off the public market
was charged BY producers WHO ap.
peared before tho harbor and public
grounds committee OF the city coun-
eli Tuesday.
Beginning on November I, farmers
will be prohibited from selling their
own beer and veal NJ their stalls.
Or. H. ". Read, city health com.
missioner, declared at Tuesdays
meeting that with the present facli.
ties II Is impossible for the meat to
be adequately inspected.
Read asserted that II a proper re.
frigerator plant and cutting tables
were provided. there would be no oh.
lection to the farmers meat.
Plans for the extension Of the mu-
nicipal market over Western ave, as
proposed by the Goodwin Realty Co,
were before tho committee for con-
sideration. a large lobby Of farmers
and produce men attended the meet
ing. speaking in behalf Of various re-
forms they advocated In the proposed
enlargement OF the market.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
NOVEL HOUSING
PLAN LAUNCHED
Tenants to Own Apartments
in Place Here

A modern experiment. embodyinE
the ideas u the cliff jewellers Of old.
IL 10 be tried In Seattle
The community apartments have
come.
A. cnnear place and FRth ave.
W there IL 20 be erected an eight
story building containing 40 modern
suites. ~ from sis TO ~ rooms each
fitted with every upto-da;e electric
appliance.
But The new part 81 the plan is
that each suite will be- owned By It's
occupants rented. And the
community idea works out In tho sun
rooms and community rooms 10 be
fitted up ON tho roof. and the com.
munity laundry In the basement.
Tho total cost 81 the building and
grounds IL approximately t1ss. 0oo
The individual suites arer being en-.
gagged beforehand and will be finish.
ed TO suit the purchaser. Number
and size OF rooms and finish OF
interior IL optional
The community apartment In a
nsw departure In the "own your own
home" idea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
PACKERS SALE
PLAN PROPOSED
Suggest New Way TO Dis
pose OF interests

WAsIffHGToN, oct ga new
plan for disposal ~ packer interests
In etoekyardn under the recent dis.
solution agreement made with the
government was submitted 10 the
today The department ~ justice an
nounced II In considering the plan
which provides i've trustees % handle
stoekyards for period ~ 20 years.
during which the packers would
gradually dispose Of their interests
90 producers and livestock men. The
trustees would be appointed by the
court,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
MORE POLISH
ORPHANS DUE
SO Tots From Sorrow Land
Coming on lap Liner

I'm the liner KAtori Haru' wh'h
she docks Mt seattle on "Wednesday
will be the second party OF PoDs"
children. refugees from the Bolshe'
Wiki in their own Land. There are 81
little folks in this contingent, accord
ing 10 wireless advices received Der
by the Nippon Yussn Kaisha.
Like the first party that arrived
here a short time ago. these refugees
will be met and taken care OF py teIr
resentativca Of the Polish rensi
commission. There Is a POSSIBILITY
that this party viii he placed on
Bainbrfdge island instead ~ being
taken East and put m INSTITUTIONS
there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
Public Markets


SANITARY
stalls to.,f. fresh shurred Nald-o-
clover butter, tsc ~ fresh local puiiet
eggs. Bsc dor. oranr. rekce tea, CSC N
stall ~. wainu,a soc No.. soft shell val.
nuts. z fbs tsc. stan 70. weiners. zoe
70. sard, ms. tsc pot roast. iabr n
Stall III. fresh h1fniny. Sc at. lee pt.
minced olives. soc can. for Doc. corn
Masola oil. stc. soc, iiia. tgso, N
0hirardeiira chocolate. sec. stall 10.
pure cane berry sugar ms pbo. le.os
pail karo syrup. ssos ms rolled oats.
SOC. bars white laundry soap. ssc.
ECONOMY
stall &C. pure American cane sugar. Z
ms. &c rbs Soc. stall 90. pop corn.
ms ssc. ace coffee. lbs. Sbc. Stalls
sT4as. ibe pkg. Jsiio. ice bars FEELS
Saptha soap. acc. acc Olympic pancake
flour. 25c stalls T.s-o. sec chocolate
s5c 10 tic Morton shaker salt. Toe. 2
large cans tomatoes. 2sc. stalls so-at,
Alaska rutsbaEas or tufnipu. 30 N. green
peppers. Toe NJ tomatoes. BE- NJ stall
-. best peanut butter. iso NJ tail can
carnation milk. i2hc; best apple but
w. -'' ." CORNER
stall ZOE. guaranteed eggs. bbc dos
fun cream cheese. 2pc ~ fancy cream
brick. $40 NJ. stalls 1925. large bottle
catsup. Ibc; isii powder. ioc. Stall 10.
hes, fresh butter, bsc NJ ? ms tt1s
stall ~. whole salmon, soc each skinned
anlcs. ips. zsc. chinook salmon. zoe N
stall 2. ribs ~ beef i0c M, pot roast.
fOc 10 leg o. mutton zoe III
rIKE PLACE
stall "a, pure American cane sugar. 2
ms 2sc ibA. SOC stail ~ pure fresh
milk. Ito at stan 90. tall can carna-
tlon milk. l2bc stall 1876. California
soft shell wainutS. csc NJ. MS. Csc.
pure high grade Cocoa iso 10. 2 ms
a5cs new dry onions. ms sec. stalI
1909, the best fresh butter. coo H.. extra
large Santa Clara pruneH. lbs. 5bo;
small Santa Clara prunea. MS 2Bc;
extra choice peaches. 27c N.
WEs1LAkE
stalls 1911, lbs. best Jap rice, sse.
large pkg. Albera' oats. ssci am. can
Ghirardeiirs ground chocolate. t1t5.
Stall fs2, Reliance coffee. f5o N. sliced
pineapple 2oc can. tomatoes. Toe can.
Stalls f0-ti. pot roast, 1bg. NJ. shoulder
lamb chops, CSC NJ; iamB stew. i5o n.
Jonathan apples. fl7b box. Yakima Bur
bank potatoes ti,7s cwt sugar stall, 9
bars No-Hub Naptha soap. sse. i bars
sunny Monday soap. zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26

FRyal-~Arriyrd October -. Str Eastern
Victor from Seattle via ports.
vlRdivostak -- Sailed October Is str
cro-a Keys for Seattle via ports
Haisoa--Arrived oytobsf "a. str Kay
reeka from seattle.
Port san Luis sailed October IS stF
ArEyH for Seattle
aan Pedro--Arrived ocsabsr 20 Atr
tie
San Franciaeo--Arrixed October a.
ssr orsni from seattle Sailed October
IS SIR Eastern Glen for seattle via Port
land
Oleun Arrived Ortobsr Is. STR Lyman
Stewart from Seattle
Evrrest-~Arrivsd October 81 str steel
Maker from Tacoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
SHARP ADVANCE
IN GRAIN PRICE
General Commission Buying
Is Cause

CHICAGO. oct ss.--Ahort covering
and general buying by commission
houses caused a sharp advance In
grain quotations on the thicaEo
noard ~ Trade today Wet weather
turnout tho grain bolt also aided Ia
strengths ming tho market
Provisions were hiEher
December wheat was up I Ne at
tabt Al tho opening ana show ed
gain % .hc additional al the ciesss
March wheat, up ic ~ tho opening.
asa. closed sac higher.
December corn, after gaining Ne
a. the opening. kUtge. advanced 2 ~
additional IN later trading MAY
corn. up Ne az the opeuing. SIC.
EAinHd = g moro az the close
December oats was up sc At the
opening. tsAc. and closed up - G
additional. May oats was up &c a.
the opening, tAAe. and al the close
" az up another / &C
CHICAGO oct ss--CAsh wheat
Ne ! rsd. g ~; No : hard. ts.tse
ts.ts No. 2 hard. teiiUzis. No. J
Apriag. ttsS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
Steamship Co. Sued
for Damage to Fish

Seeking 20 recover ti0.1tt damages
alleged 20 have been incurred when
a shipment u canned salmon was
damaged while In transit ~ +. Har
ris 4 Co filed action In federal court
Monday against the Alaska steam
ship Co.'S vessel Kctchikan.
Harris & Co are salmon packers
operating az False Pass. Alaska. II
is claimed that consignment Of can.
ned salmon placed upon the ketehi
kan In good condition last July was
damaged thru fault % the carriers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
To Submit New Ship
Contracts Here Soon

According 60 word received from
Washington Monday, The new con-
tracts between the United States
shipping board and agencies GOV
erning the management and opefs
alton ~ federal vessels will shortly
be submitted 20 operators IN Seattle
Admiral benson, head Of the
shipping board, declared that the
board intends that this shall be
"A permanent type ~ contract
No plan FOR hare boat charter
arrangement IA under consideration
a the present time, the admiral
announced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
Weather Bureau Report

fAruusii ISLAND. Oct. - - A.
barometer riaina cloudy ~ina east. -
miles an hour Passed ia. steamer Al ;
= 60. sir f~9iFh 81 a. IA
October at-ti 20 A. N-cieaf. fesff
outside Nlud northeast. - miles an
hour Passed ia atr POET knssiss ~ith
hEs Rufus God az ~ 20 m Passed
euts 4 tWe.snaatrh steam sraroeer at 70
m. y N Passed In rgs ryee al
p M str Fafsst r crosby az .. ".
str WakaSs A. y M. Passed cut. ST.
Admiral Aetrvs ~ tsiE0 ms Y NJ
clear. sind east. 20 MILES an Nsur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
POTATOES ARE
SHY ON AVENUE
Many Still Going to B. c.;
Fruit Prices Steady

Potatoes were scarce on western
ave. Tuesday, jobberu reported The
market was very firm at $40 ton
for Yakima Gems Locals wrre
strong NJ $50. II iu said that a good
many spudu are stili being shipped
TO British Columbia,
Sweet potatoes were a htiie cheap
or at an average of a. cents "A
pound. New ruiabagns were selling
al s. a sack.
Fruit prices were steady Tuesday,
The demand was reported good In all
staple lines.
The egg market remains virtually
the same as yesterday, but butter
was somewhat firmcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
Tin Can Making Is
Doomed by Governor

Manufacture OF tin cans and the
development Of the tin trade with
the Dutch East Indies as a means
OF supplying Eastern Washington
fruit and vegetable ranches with
containers Is a new scheme of
Governor Hnrt's.
big canneries are being estab.
lished In the irrigated regions Of
the state to take care OF the by.
products OF the big ranches" Hart
declared. Large quantities OF con.
tainers are going TO be In demand
This demand can be met by Sc.
attic manufacturers " proper steps
are taken at this time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
Transportation Big
Need of Fruit Firms

Pointing out that tho shortag" 81
cars has limited the efforts Of orch
artists. a. X. currie. OF The Ryan
Fruit Co. told members Of tho Trans
portation club Monday That sranspor'
tation IL more essential 60 building
up washington's apply industry
than rs financing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26

smith Cove terminai-str Maqusn. str
Eastern Leader. str Edmore. str Elk
ton.
pier ~ r. s. Rush
Great Northern dock Str Foahimi Maru.
pier s--Htf Delight
Bell IT, terminaI--u. r X AieSnquin. str
Surveyor. motor srhr KamehatkA.
Pier A--Sir Admiral Hodman.
Pier D-Htr Admiral schlsy.
Pacific Coast coal bunksfs--u. r y Tx
piorers
Hanford a. tsrminai--Htr Estrhikan.
Spokane ~. terminal Motor sehr Libby
Maine.
Todd drydocks-4atr Westward Ifo. str
Admiral Watson. str Eastern Sword.
Str Alaska.
Aruaa yardH-astr Roosevelt
Puget Sound Bridge Dredging works
Cir PattarHon. hull Rainbow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
To Pave Section of
l.. Washington Road

Paving OF the unpayed io.miie gap
Of Lake Washington highway be
tween Renton and Bellevue will be
flrst on the 1874 road construction
program. County Commissioner
Thomas l.. Dobaon announced today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. ocs. ss-D~mand ster-
linz opsned AZ ts.t7. W sc othsr
prices ~ersi Frames. sfie, Oft cen
times. lire. tftr. Oft 1 rsntifns. marks.
tttc. of csutiues
fprsfEn esehaoa~ einasd lower afsr-
ling. - tsA. of Ne. francs. sttc. lire.
sTir. nrs cables. ATE. marks. ts.be.
eff = e~nsins. Canadian dollars. tes e.
OFT cte
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
Underwater to Be
Presented With Cup

Seattle Life Underwriters aHsocia.
ton viii DO presented on November 3
with a championship cup that the 10.
cal organization won In recent
campaign for members.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
Chicago Board of Trade


SHtcsgu. oct ft--tf eE s@heretpts.
~ eco hsadi market sfFgnk - fss hisssr.
nuit - sales. ttsf1Utf. tutehsrs. stfgs
uiI:e packing. fitrt0t.ta. tlsht.
~. Blt.tf pigs. tt3Uis
Cattle Receipts. a. go head. mafhet
steady. besf. sB0isst. tutehsr stock.
ftsEtnfi. tanners and rntfsra ~ tes
~ ~. stoekrru Aai feeders. ~ Zee ttsfs.
eeNs. sass ioFs. calves. ttt.seutfse
sheep ltvyripts. t&ees head market
higher. t.aruhs. iAttWfSs .wes. t4sto
skte
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
Denver Market Status

DRIVER. Oct 80 --Cettle-- Receipts
1.seo head market steady Steers. f7so
0ie. COWS and helfsrs. tsU7. ssocksrs
and feeders. t7ugfs. calves. ~ 100
ffT.se
HoKs-- Receipts. 900 head. market /.
steady. Top. ga. bulk of SALES. tis3sa
tts7s,
sheep Receipts. 1900 head. market
slow. Lambs. tio.7sWii At. ewes. gtso4
ft.z1 feeders. sio.sguii2s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
Arrivals and Departures

cctaber ss-~str Admiral Dewey FROM
San Diego Via Wilmington snt HAa
F'ranetsco str Admiral Nehisy ffeu Ia
coma At 70 , m str y. A ilaop from
san Francisco ~ . m
sailed
octoher 1g-Atr raithy hius tpr Msniia
Via psrsa al q M str p. 4 Losp for
Tacoma
o1tobsr ss-ssr City % sessfis for
soufhsastern Alaska at . .. IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26


October ss-atr Hsaondo m Nifitauk
Sound. northboud. az nooni ctr West Ivis
4ts miles from Cape Fiattsry. ssstbsuad.
at .. M str Tyndariua 1879 miles
from Victoria eastbound. ~ noon. str
Eastern Mariner 1909 miles from cape
flattsry. casibound. af = ,. m str West
fIlfuroW zoe miles ~est Of Honoigia. east
bound. a. y. N.
q. =. Naval Communication.
October 2i-Motor sehr ozns. Seattle
for San Francisco. t3e miles from san
Francisco a. ,. m str LshiKh. Han
Francisco Tor Seattle. 70 miles north Of
Columbia River ilEhtship At .. m. str
Paiiae. Han Francisco for Seattle, tss
miles from Seattle AZ .. M. str Fred
Baxter. San Franciseo for Eeatfia. $40
miles from San Francisco At p m.
str Queen, Seattle for san Francisco. 40
miles from San Francisco At D. ~
str Horara X Baxtrf, Seattle for San
Francisco. zts miles from Seattle at D.
m. etr Frfrsiana. Seattle for United
Knedom. IS miles west Of Cape Hianeo
AZ = p M str West 1yis. Seattle for
Kobe. sss miles from Cape FIattery at
D. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
Mem York Market Is
Dull, Trading Sl0w;
Standard Oil LIVELY

slightly hghor today
Mexican Petroleum iss unchanged sinclair on as up
Pacific gPA ~ heth
ehem W nv q American sugar 1854 unchanged Tobacco Prod
Company IN
= T., cola re- OF =
A dizziness
7is Leather
preferred touched bTA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
Alaskan Vessels

Jgnsau-- sailed October a. ST. Jsff9s-
noa. south bound. AZ tste a. m
Naiaea-~ sailed prtober - Str Alaine-
IA. southpoussd. a. nt
PstsfmburM Sailed ciet1b~r ~ atr JET
fsr~on. aoutnhound. at m. sailed De-
iaher "a STR Spokane. southb@aaas q;
psts y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
N. Y. Coffee and Sugar

NEW YORK. oct t--aegAr--.tgs~
$40 per ~ ErAnpiAtsd. ti.isr per H.
coffs~ Ne. : RIO. sSc per ~. Ne. I
Eastos, fiS oisc per ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
San Francisco Produce

San FRaNciEco. Oct. - --nutter--
Et'rss. s9ac per 10 prime firsts. Sc
per 10
EgHH-Esiras. 7asc per DIS. No 1 dir.
ties. Gfc per dor. extra paiists. csc per
dus. undarslrsd puiists. ftsc per doH
Cheese Fancy. ssBe per 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26

PORTLAND. oct. 2e.---Cattle-- Receipts.
- head market sl0s to steady and un4
changed
Hogs Receipts. 10 head market Sc
lower. Prime mixed. fit7s4fs.so medi.
nm mixed. fitsonis. hsaviss. tffa
tis.2B: pigs. tig0it
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26

NEW YORK oct. rs Money on eail.
per cent. Ella months. per esnt. mssrs
sAntiia paper. per cent
HaF Hiiver--fondon. t9Ge. New York.
3sAc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26

~ INNN
ut a. "a
ttrst nigh Tide
3 50 a. ga loN "a.
first low ride
q SO a. u 81 n
sseund iitgh ride
asfh b mh lit a.
Second low Tide
40 "a D efft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
ANandEv Business
Shoulder the The
ShipNeWs
Tides in Seattle

NIUNf-
ut =, ~
first ttsh Tide
taN o. IN N n
f1r-t taw Tide
40 40 q "a re
s~cend itiEh Tide
att A. va ~ u
second lew Tide
no a. y m n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
BIRTHS


waymirc ~ j. Roanoke. Mercer
nobsrven. & W. tsas Brooklyn
ave boy.
Payne. W. H.. sSss y. Spruce st..
aifi.
niaehsr. j. O.. 1919 Il. esth o.. boy.
hhoada. G. a.. 1896 r. Republican.
boy
bailey. {. w.. as 18Th ". siri
iioKiuBd. Herbert iV4i 10Th ~, boy
Martin. &. A., boy,
Martin. ". ~. tss W. College ST.
BsTss. W. Il. ti.e seth ave. s. Vs..
girl
okamurA. MaAaichL isse Washing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26

Chicago Car Lots

Furnished b. T. n. Manning q cs-.
ais s~s-.oi At~ua~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26

Sicily h practically treeicss coun-
~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
DIVORCES GRANTED
DEATHS

thIma Michl. q islI Main 81
Knee. fAlhAn. 81. szss Brandon ST
Carlson. Charles W. 81. New Cecil
hotel
i.atsimora George A.. 81. SIS w.
atth
Durkes. Donald. z. i1ii-n y Marion
Burnett. AAthilda A. 81. i.na d
Lynn Hs4
Ambrose. Angelina. 1. AL Trenton
Lindsay, Josiah A. 81. 1901 seventh
ave
Armstrong. ollie. ~. stt w. r1nd-
fraairr Minnie -. 81. 1set 10th y. r..
AeFhiis. George. 1 day. asa caiifor-
ina ave
Grssnfleld. Kate. O., stie 18th 3,
Hlnots, infant. az dAyN Providence
hospital
pine. Thomas. 90. 81: Jackson.
smAiiss. Ralph. "a. i2s 5tth y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26

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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-01-09
WHO IS THE MOST DANGEROUS?

When you come right down to
cases. who rs the most dangerous
Berger or Newberry? Berger was
opposed to war and said so. He used
mighty poor judgment and less sense.
But he came before the people and
told them exactly where he stood,
He was fired out of congress, has
been reelected, and probably will
again experience the firing pro :ess.
Senator Newberry is accused of
having bought his seat in the SEN
ate-in fact, is said to have pa:l a
million or more dollars for it, al
though the position has fallen into
such disrepute thta a sane man ould
hesitate to part with plugged nickel
for the so-called "honor." Anyhow,
Newberry is said to have paid 4 r'il-
lion for the job, and 80 out of every
100 Americans believe the charge.
They may be wrong, but that is their
belief.
Newberry sits in the senate every
day and helps make laws for the rest
of the country. It's unhealthy for
Berger to come within 40 miles of
Washington. Which would be the
most undesirable lawmaker-the man
who frankly states he is opposed to
certain fundamental principles Of this
government, or the man who corrupts
the electorate, debauches the ballot
and buys his way into the senate?