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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04
Seattle Singer
Bids Farewell
in Concert Here

Seattle must keep carefully In
mind the name Of Michaele De Caro-.
baritone. who last night babe tune
full farewell to his home town in the
auditorium OF the First Methodist
church
rcmarkabie baritone voice and a per
eonaIfty Of unusual appeal. assure
for De Caro- a noteworthy career.
De Caro- ha. all the natural equip
menf for success In recital or oper-
attic work. and the difficult selections
given In his farewell recital suggest
that he has. In addition. the rare
gift Of diiigent application to his art.
In three OF the popular Lawrence
Hope lyrics. given melodies by Fin.
den. Caro- touched the hearts OF those
10 whom rich tonai values and pas
sionate expression are OF more con
sequence than the finer dcruonstra.
fions Of vocal ,echnic.
CHOOSES sUREsT MEANS
or SCORING
The young man poured out the
lavish phrases Of this series with
true Latin warmth. He had chosen
the surcst means u reaching the
large and friendly audience before
him. and he made the utmost use Of
his medium. No singer has risen
20 the top without the hearty favor
Of uncrtical hearers.
But De Caro- boldly challenged the
most sophisticated when he opened
his program with the prologue from
Pagiiacci. BY this test he proved
the control. the even and sustained
quality. and the dramatic feeling de.
veioped to augment his vocal heri-
taes
But whether song Is to be Judged
from the most precise OF viewpoints.
or basicaIly. according TO its emo
tional values. DE Caro- must be ae.
knowiedged az an artist whose fu.
ture Will repay the hopes Of his ad.
Tnirers. As encores he gave TOsti's
Goodbye" and Sanderson's Until
thersby displaying the versatility
which sustains his whole accomplish.
snent.
ett' t<'hfbnfis RteAfiitt. NItftFfN
fittingly the honors enthusiastically
bestowed on the weliarranged pro.
gram. He gave three numbers
which were no less eagerly received
than the songs Of DE Caro- Especial.
~ In Sternberg's Concert Etude''
did Lehman prove his mastery Of the
piano. He was compelled 10 add an
encore. a Mozkowsky composition.
TO the generous offerings OF the
evening. DE Caro- and Lehman. in
company, will be certain OF the best
patronage Seattle can afford at any
time.
II probably will be some time be
fore his friends here are privileged
again to listen to DE Caro-. lie e.
leaving for the East, 10 study and
III engagements. The best wishes
OF Seattle music lovers follow him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04
Says ~. Y. Exchange
Will Respond Soon
to Election Victory

Nuw esthanEe opened Hregulaf
ee seh Retail 5s. OF ~ sinclair sss off ~ Canadian
Pacific ~ baldwin Locomotive
t - General Motors ie Unbalanced northern fee ~ up
OF 80 crueee steel 1905
4. o = . y
bankers private today
aEcnty
dstfibuoa
Captal and labor VIII deaL'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04
Arrivals and Departures

November t--str aantA Ana rem
aonthoasteru Alaska at a M. afr
kAtasg Maru from iionxkonx via Kobe.
Yokohama and Nicterss. u. g. At ieiss
a m
November s-str Alameda from Taco
ma at ~ a. IN. str Queen from Tacoma
at tsits 3. IN afr Ciaussus at J 80 y M Z
str Lyman Stewart from Hsa Luis VIA
Vancouver. a. C.. at .. m str tniuAk
from Akutan AZ ,. ma. ctr rAstnak
from AkutAn a. .. m. atf Deuel. from
Henxhong via Ser fraheisee at ~ . ma !
str fHsiton from britlsh Coisfneian ports
At tese . m
November t-str Queen fer San Diego
VIA San Franeiseo. san Pedro aad ports
At room. str annetsa Relph for Tacoma
at O.
November s--sts skaE-sy for Tacoma
at fe.gs A. tn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04
GRAIN FUTURES
TAKE A SLUMP
Bearish Attack Hits Chicago
Pit


CHICAGO Nov .@grain prices
dropped today on the Chicago Board
.f Trade. due - cling - small lots
b. commission houses and lack ~
buying power. Traders generally
we're beafish.
Provisions were lower.
December v heat was OF y al the
opening, 81 % and lost as.e ~
later tfadinK; March " wheat. off F. e.
additional
December corn. after opening un-
changed At SAKE. gained se. May
corn opened At ssc. of a.c. but ad-
sanged isc before the close
December oats opened off sc al
ssac and later lost Ari May oats
was down &c 81 the upvniug. teAc.
and declined &c additional before
the close.
cHfc AGO. New Cash wheat
No. /. hard et
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04
Defer Petition for
Lower Power Rates

Petition Of the Bureau OF Mines
OF the University OF Washington for
special power rates from the city
light plant was postponed for one
week at the meeting OF the city util-
tiles committee Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04
To Hold Exercises
for Newest Cadets

The Washington state nautical
school. University campus. on sat.
uriay. at 1880 a. m. VIII hold
formal exercises Tor the second
cadet class. which has Just enrolled.
The program viii be carried on,
on board the Z. :. NicksbnrE
tschoolshipl. and Governor Hart b.
expected 10 be on hand. as well
az shipping men. and government,
officials
Parents OF cadets have been
invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04
DEATHS

Green. Maj. J. L.. 81, $40 18th W.
Johnson. Salome. 80. 32i5 W. 9th.
shannon. Winfield s.. rs. ISIS W.
6ath.
Richardson. Bertha r.. n. sOss Third
ave. 81
Haverfield. Cora. 80. sei w. gIst.
Ford. James l.. 50. $3.50 sunnyside.
Ia peril, Ella. SO. 2i0 Sixth ave.
Blair. Rufus L.. so, Riverton.
Parks. George s.. AZ. 7i9M Third ay.
stotts, Almeda, 81. 42G2 Linden ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04

DENVER. Nov Cattle ~wsesfpss.
ice head market steady. steers $40
tie So eo~s and hsifsrs. 80 seet. stock
srs and feeders. tfss9ste. esixss. tio
8fa
ftees- Receipts. i.soe head rnarsst is
Sc 70 ter hixh~s. Top. tt. snit %
sales tsite0ffsa
shsep--Rs~~ipta : $40 had market u
steady. fsAnbM. tttetf. ewes. ttBsAF.
feeder lambs 81 ftUfeft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04
STEAMER HERE
AUCTIONED OFF

The steamer kifkstini. which has
been tied up for nearly a year by iiti.
at auction Thursday by the United
States marnhal'H office for tisa .coe
The Donovan Steamship Co. was the
NucceNaful hldder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04

The Brown shoe Co. OF -. Louis
Is responsible for the shipping Of
several carloads ~ shoes into the
Northwest valued az approximately
500 900. These SHOES represent the
cancelled orders Of merchants thru
out the country Local representa-
tives are the Buster Brown Shoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04
Portland Market Report

PORTLAND. Ssr. s--Ca,fis Receipts.
III head market steady and unchanged.
Receipts. iif head. market 10
steady 20 SLOW and unchanged.
Sheep Receipts. set head msrkr, IL
steady ana unchanged.
nattsr.--tte per u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04

VALDEZ sailed November ] SIR North'
western. soathhound. at ste a. m
petaraauFx sailed November q. 8t'
Jsffsrson. narthhswnd. AZ s1a .. m.
ketchikAn--salied November u Ht'
jefferson. nerthbound. at fisse y. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04

Tkroostt ISLAND. Nov. t--s A -
Rising barometer. clear sind east, IL
miles an houf.
November t--iiffe A. Rnioinr
VIVID south. eight mtlss an heuf. Passed.
out SIR Admiral Farfa9ut a. site a. m
D. NJ Cloudy Wind east. aims miles
an hour Passed out. A tao maatsi
steamer At s1e D. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04

NEW FORK. Nov. t-FofsiEn 80
change op~ssd ~<as htsfiinx. tzssa
OFF 10, fraaes. stse. off esatinss
ARE. sfee. Oft esntimss marss. sts.
aff esatinss Canadian dollars. 90 ee.
ssnr banged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04
Brings Big Cargo of
Freight From Orient

bringing heavy cargo OF mcr'
chandiso from the orient including
a valuable shipment Of silk. the
Osaka Shosen kaisha liner Arabia
Maru bcrthed az pier "Wednesday
The Arabia Maru also carried over
100 passengers. all OF them oricn.
tut4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04
Reported by Wireless

November str Endicoti 1906 miles
from seattle at o. m. str ,. a. Mof-
fstt tet miles south Of rriace Rupert.
aouthbound. at o. M stf Admiral
watson AZ Entrance Isiaad. norfhbound.
at s;i0 .. m.
November a--Tarht Aaufiio Oft Noble
Island. northbovnd. At sss9 a. M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04
N. Y. Coffee and Sugar

NEW YORK. New. ~auEaF<f{av
sess sFsnuiassa. tes Gisr psf -
coffs.-so. tito. ta0the pei ~
No. : santos. -. gttse PEI 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04

ttrst lev Tide
fAt a m - n
tirst nigh Tide
Itta "a n II 8 a.
~~cond Law ride
& lf q ~ "a re-
>esoad niah Tide
"a 81 y ~ So O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04
DIVORCES GRANTED

Gagalde, Camille from Roy.
pili0n. j Richard from Margaret
Lyon, warren n, from Irene q.
Norwood, Anna VI. from Charles w
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04
Ship News
Tides in Seattle
Seattle
RtfiAN
>,lN a

>ON q
tlrst Law tide
tak a. ~ w.
tis-t uish Tide
iaki p va ~ ~
~ecand fs~ Tide
~ M N Al n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04

CHICAGO. Nov. Cash VII
No. . hard. sset
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-05
INTERMEDIATES DEL
ESTOMAGO

Indigestion, dyspepsia, constipa-
cion. enfemedades del higado. gases
en- ell est6mago Y los inteStinos aci-
deces, boca SEGA, nal a.iento lengua
sucia rauseas irritaci6n. dolores, Y
algunas otras Intermediates simila-
res del est6mago son generalmente
aliviadas Y en- muchoS caSoS cUradas
con Ia marayiloSa mediciaa Nigga
Tone. Esta medicinal hace una san
gre rica y roja Y nervios fuertes Y "
goriza tanto a los hombreS omo a
las mujeres. Abre Ell appetite, aumen
ia So peso, hace q I'd. dormir bien Y
sentirse como una persona jovenk
Nuga-Tone estimula Y alimenta to-
dos los 6rganos whales porque eS
compuesto de ocho buenas medici-
mas. Miles de personals est2n toman
dolo satisfechas de Nuga-Tone. Cor
tie este anuncio, nevelo a n drogue
ria, obtenga una bote!la de Nigga
Tone, t6melo unoS dias. ' 81 no esta
completameute satisfecho devualTa
10 que le guede a 81 droguista Y re-
cha 81 dinero.
Drusgis-Yor can get Nuga-Tone
from your job5er or from the Ma
sional Laboratory, 537 So. Dearborn
St. Chicago. Absolutely guaranteed.
Retail price SI.oo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-05
IA ULTIMA VERSION
Como Perecl6 Ia familia imperial

No pasa TN Solo mes nj aun una soma
ma sin que anuncie algun telegrama
que los miembros de Ia familia impe-
rial rusa, aun ell Car y Ia Czarina,
escaparon a Ia carnicerfa de Ekater
inenburg. Y por 10 tanto 10 mismo en-
los pueb!os de Occidente que entire
los rusos mismos, subsiste Ia duda
acerca del fin tragico de los nltimos
| soberanos de todas las RusiaS. Los Sc
| flores Charles y Henry OmeSsa han he
| cho. en- una novela reciente muy docu
| mentada. una narration de ia eJecu
| ci6n' del Gar, de IA Czarina Y de
sus hijos. narration cuyos detalles ha-
| cen extremecer V que. aunque n
hida en- Ia forma de n novela, deja
| IN el Amino Ia impression de una coSa
| vista Y vivida pOr IN testigo; pero he
| auuf que Ia Revue DIES DeuN Mondes"
publica, bajo Ia firma del senior Nico
las de Berg Poggenpohl, la primera ma
rraci6n verdaderamente autentica del
crimen cometido durante Ia noche del
Is al Il de julio de 1918 en- Ekater-
%incnburg.
FL general Diederichs, ex-Comandan
te de las tropas checo-eslovacas en- 81
IBERIA fue quier proporciono los datos
| para esta ~narraci6n; ahora bien, el
general Diederichs procediO a hacer mi
nuciosas investigaciones en- Ell lugar
, miSmo: recogi6 testimonies directos.
pruebas irrecusables V materiales, Y
las actas de su investigation seran
publicadas en- su tempo Y lugar.
<o-o1;a I,prnr;aI +1,s no 1aHoda
de Tobolsk q Ekaterinenburg a fines
de abril de 1917. FL Car Y la Gran
Duquesa Maria Nicolaievna. acompa-
nados del Principe Dolgoroukof. del
Doctor Botkine, &c la NOlaZegdeCnos
doctor Botkine, de Ia Condesa Hendri
kof. del ayuda de cdmara Serdnef Y
de Ia ayuda de cdmara Demidova, fut
ron, ilevados e. e de abril: Ia Czarina
81 Czarevitch. que eStaba enfermo, y
las otras tres Grandes D~uQuesas. no
llegaron a Ekaterinenburg sino hasta
el 10 de mayo, Y tcdos fueron encerra
dos en- Ia casa Epatiel, donde Sc les
~guardaba rigurosamente: dos puestos
habia en- el interior Y cinco en- el exte
rior con dos ametralladoras aSestadaS
frente n Ia casa. La guardia Sc compc
MIA de SO hombres S~eleccionados entire
el personal dc n fabrica pr6Nima
de los cuales diez eran crininales pue:
tos en- libertad. 10 mismo que Avdeief
el ayudante del Comisario Wratch'
kowski. En- seguida lego Jourowskyh
acompanado de dos ayudantes Y de uns
tripulaci6n de letones, que fuercn 10:
v~erdaderos verdugos de los Principles J
dc su sequito. Sc suprirni6 hasta e
oficio religioso cuotidiano al que erar
particularmente afectos los miembro'
de la famila Imperial. Ahora bien, e
tltimo dfa en- que Sc celebro la miss
en- Ia casa de Epatief, Sc produjo III
hecho curioso, que tuvo ell caracter d.
una verdadera advertencia: en- la mis-;
segun Ell rito ortodoxo. Ia misma or;
ci6n Sc dice en- voz baja para el SCI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-05

I'm silencio tan Irofundo reinaoa en-
las oficinas de los titulos de Ia Banca
! Metal que "a habitaci6n hubiera pa
, recido desierta a no ser por dos eS
pirales de hume de dos cigarros que,
] de cada mesa subfan al techo.
Semejantes = las Columns sinboh-
css del temple de Ia Fortuna eStoS
dos fmpalpables sostenes parecian de-
cir. la riqueza no IS mas que hume.
Como este, Sc disipa al menor soplo
de viento. no dejardo mas que IN
acre raStro de amargura-"
-Es estdpido-gruno de pronto Dur
E6n-privar = dos j6venes de I'm Ola
de fiesta por guardian una GAIA de
caudales. garantizada por su conssruc
tor a prueba de todoS los sopletes
o~xihidricos-
Themes raz6a-aprob6 81 Colega Tur-
ver-pe-o el jefe no So Ia diSnado
solicitar nuestro aviso. Ash. pues..-
Contrariado, Durg6n Sc levanto Y
aproximandose al enorne mueble. hlzo
funciorar las cerraduras complicadas'
Una fortaleza-observo-El que Sc
euedara encerrado ahf dentro. "a podla
decir adi6s 4 su peQuena anisuita-
-iQue te e td eso;-contradiJo
el amigo, viuiendo a 81 !a6o.-Se lie
ORR gritar.
No es cierto-
-vamos Z verlo- decide TURNER.
7 Sc metio en- 81 a-maCio de aieTo,
acurrucandose en- IA Darte de aaaio
Una vez que Sc r2va cerrado "a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-05
iMuchachas! Los Limo
mes LiInpian;
Blanquean.
+ :. =
Haea una Locion de Limon.
para Duplicar la Belleza
de su Cults.

Exprima ell jugo de dos limones en-
una botella que contenga tres onzas
de Orchard White, Ia cual puede con
seguir en- cualquier drogueria. Agile
luego la botella para que sc mezclen
perfectamente. Y listed sobtendra una
cuarto de pinta. por unoS cuantos
c~entavos( de una magnifica locion pa
"a el CUTS.
Desc un masaje ligero con esta
o~lorosa locion diariamente, en- la ca
"a. cue;lo, brazos Y n:anos, Y en- POGO
TEMPO notara listed la belleza eXqui
sta de su cults.
Fanosas actrices usan e. Jugo de
limon para impiar su piel, Y darle a
pariencia sonrosada. Los limones
siempre han sido usados como RENE
do contra las pecas, PIANO y Quemadu
ras del sol. Prepare esta receta y
| pruebela.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-05

-Telefonee en- seguida, senior Tur-
ner.
rs inutil-replic6 el cerraJero.-Es
domingo: no hay nadie. .
-;Pero ESQ eS horrible:... un mart
10: IN hacha...
Mas valdrfa una llave de recam'
bio.
Ell cajero pr!ncipal tiene ina.
No Sc d6nde esta ahora....
En- csc case no hay mas que aguar
dar hasta nanana.
Sc morira ahogado-
Sc podria hacer saltar el cotre con
dinamita-
" q?
-Rediez. 81 saltarfa tambien-
-Es abominabie-gimi6 FrancelIna.
ArrodiTlada delante de Ia GAIA de eau
dales con las manos ~juatas, exclam6:
Jorge. llevar9 vuestro duelo toda
Ia vidal.
-Es listed demasiado cruel-se deseS
per6 Turner. que en pocoS minutes So
habfa sentido locamente enamorade
Isl listed no Sc cas conmigo yo tam
hiSn me SuiCidare.
En- este momento aparecio 81 "a
jero pricipal con "a mirada desconfiada
dispuesto a castigar 81 encontraba a
sus empleados en- faita.
Presto al corriente en- dos ~palabras,
en- cuatro gestos, tomb - doble Have.
abri6 el cofre. sac6 a Durpon Y 10
axtendi6 en- e. suelo, medic asfixiado.
Sc acab6. So muri6: go no quiero
verlo dramatiz6 Fraucelina-
y IA miedosa estaba tan hien ocul
Ia en- los brazos de Turner, que no
advirti6 Ell retorno a Ia vida de 81
eS-suspirante hasta que oy6 este co
loquio.
-Pero, en- fin, senior. ique es 10
que listed guerra hacer ahf dentro?
Esto no es IN lecho de reposo, precisa
mente.
Senior ~c&jero. voy a decirselo: era
ina prueba.
Para Que, por quiEn?
-Por Ia sehorita: va estor desenga
hado: IA So a qus atenerme. No me
casare cor ella jamas.
Daniel EICHE.
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CUENT0 DEL Ola rs
LA PRUEBA

puerta- te alejas. Td veras 81 Sc oyen
mis- CRITICS. NADIA de bromaS, ieh, no
vayas q olvidarme?
El cofre Sc cerr6. Durpon, en- me
dio de Ia oficina, oy6 el HamamIento'
pero debil v lejano. como una voz del
mas ala solo que. por medrarie al
otro. no Sc apreSur0 mucho para r!e
n abrir. encontrando a Turner medic
ahosado V con los miembros agltados
de miedo.
-;Ah. companero. que sensation
! mas llgubrei La o~scuridad, el com
| pleto silencio, Ell aire que Sc va enra-
reciendo: Sc creerfa uno en- una correc
ci6n mortuoria a perpetuidad-
bah: Tu no eres valiente- Me a
puesto el aperitivo contigo a permane
| Ger ahi dentro IN cuarto de bora sin
| Sentirme moleStado.
-Converido-conteSt6 Ell ibertado-
| Vas a yer por Ii mismo que dIve-tido
eS.
Y con IN gesto elegante de criado
bien eStilado, dijo. designando e. CO.
ire:
Ell senior puede pasar.
Con 81 reloj en- "a mauo. Turner oh
servh el plazo fijado: 81, que acahaba
de pasar tres minutes penosos, pensa-
ba que u fanfa-ria De Durr6n merecfa
g castiEo de un buen sfncope.
Cuando IA aguja del reloj neg6 q
su punto. Sc ~aProximo vivamente; Pc
70 entonces palideclo. sus piernas va
~cilaron. La Have. Durpon habfa guar
dado IA lave. El des~graciado...
Como pode- libertarlel--.
De I'm salto. Turner Sc dirigi6 al tele
fono: pidi6 con ursencia al conserje
que fUera 4 buscar un ~cerrajero. Y es
per6. temhlando de augusta. Sc oye'
ron pasos... La novia del segundo ca
jero. muy rubia. muy sonrosada- muy
ljoven. con I'm vestido claro. apareci6
con una sonrisa coqueta en- los labios.
-Querido sedor; muy dichosa de
encontrarle. iEsta ahf joss?
-Ay. 81. senorita-Ilor6 cast el en-
pleado-Dup6n esta ahi. Pleeue 4 Dios
que no ~estuviera- pe-o esta ahf.
-Yo no le veo.
-EstA a punto de morir ahogado en-
IA GAIA de caudales.
Que me dice listed? Ahra en- Sc
/ eGLtd- maj LOILlblt
Impossible: esta encerrado con Ia
lave en- su bolsillo.
La seHorita Franceiina era una nu
chacha con Ia imagination my viva
Sin v~acilar. transforn6 en- aeguida 81
atUrdimianto aquel N ~tentativa de sui
cidio V eRcontr6 "a aus II impression
profunda que su amigo prodUcia sobre
81 novia, = que no habia pasado desa--
percibida a sus ojos celosos.
70 no 1e desagradaba a usted-in
terrumpi6 Turner. cuya emoci6n ira
gica Sc tranSforna5a en- emociGn sem
timental-.Oh. estoy eacantado.
divide esas ~palabras escapadas q
mi enboGuecimiento... iSalvele.
En- s~eCuida... No habfa dla que
20 no dije-a: Este tesoro de muierci
"A p~ertenecera a csc a~iahancioso de
Durgon... La novia no es justa"
Fl ~cerrajero penstr6 con 81 GAIA dc
her-amientas a Ia espalda Y IN juego
de ganzuaS en- IA mano.
blonde esta Ia puerta que hay que
abrir'
La GAIA de caudales. Hay IN nom
bre dentro.
-.Rediez, : he ahG uno cue tenfa
miedo de que le raptarani No vale la
pena de intentarlo. Janas podrfa for
Ear una cerradura semejanre.
j -;Entonces?
Hay que lamar al f~abr:cante. que
rida sehorita-
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PARA RElR

Entire madre e hija:
-Desenganate, hija mia; los hom-
bres prefieren una mujer ignorante.
a una mujer ilustrada.
-Pero, ttu te figuras que todos los
hombres son como papa?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-05

vicio o~rdinario Y Sc canta para el ser
vicio funebre. Aquel dia, Sc equivoc6
ell sacerdote y entcn0 en- alta o ell
canto de esta oracior..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-05
OLGA "DLAMOND DYES"

No eche a perder sus prendas de
ropa usando tinturas malas. Insista
por Diamond Dyes. Contiene diyec
clones sencillas para usarse en- cada
paGuete.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1920-11-19
FreckIes

The Broadway Amusement Co., the
producers of "Freckles" which comes
to the sOrpheum Wednesday, Nov. "a
has spared neither pains nor expense
in staging this song play in the most
elaborate manner possible. In the
first place there is an environment
in "Freckles'' which very few plays
possess; chances for scenic investi-
ture amazingly natural and pictures
que; and when it is understood that
the management has brought it up to
the highest standard of stage produc-
ton both from scenic point of view
and by means of thoroughly COM
petent and perfectly balanced cast,
there is a double assurance of merit.
adv.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1920-11-19
Christmas Bazaar
(Contrihntedl


The ladies of the Congregational
church will hold their annual sale
at Krueger's Drug Store on Friday
and Saturday, Dec. Bird and 4th.
The ladies have spent much time
and thought in preparation for this
annual event and an unusual
number of fine articles have been
carefully prepared including useful
and ornamental articles, suitable for
Christmas gifts. A food sale will be
held on Saturday afternoon, and
coffee and doughnuts will be served
each afternoon. The sale opens at
half past ten Friday morning and
a cordial invitation is extended to the
general public. The dates are Dec.
3rd and 4th at Krueger's Drug Store
and a liberal patronage will be great
ly appreciated.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1920-11-19

at South st. Paul. The former ban
ner day, November "a, 1919, when
1888 cattle were received, was
eclipsed on Monday last week when
1865 head arrived, and the weeks
marketings at 55, 767 head shattered
the former yard record for one week
by more than 1000 head. With this
great influx ofNcattle locally, and
liberal receipts at other points, mar
keting channels were temporarily
clogged, causing uneven declines in,
cattle prices up to mid-week, rang
ing from rs to Use. By Thursday
the congestion was cleared by the
demand for cattle on shipping ac-
count, which continued on Friday,
and enabled statesmen to retrieve a
good share of the early week losses.
The bulk of the common and med
ium grades of beef steers sold at the
finish from $3.50 to $500, with best
steers in the weeks trade, some
North Dakota rangers Of good grade
here Friday at SLIPS. Butcher cows
and heifers closed mostly from $3.50
to $500, with best butcher heifers,
some Montana handyweights, at
1895. Price range for Gamers at
the close was $2.75 to 1925, with
average above the even money mark,
Cutter COWS are going largely from
$3.50 to $4.25, with bologna bulls at
$500 to $5.75 being unchanged for
the week. Best veals advanced Csc,
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1920-11-19
HELP WANTED

WANTED.-Man to work around
hospital. To be one of two men
employed in operating heating plant,
taking care of three COWS, and doing
odd jobs about the place. Good
wages to steady, industrious man.
Single men preferred. Apply The
More Hospital, Eveleth, Mimi. 48
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1920-11-19

closing top being $12.75. Best
stockers and feeders recovered the
25c loss sustained early, and closed
about steady with week ago, while
medium and common grades showed
a loss of around Is to soc for the
weeks session.