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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
JAP ATTACKED
BY z SOLDIERS

Struck on the head by what he
thinks was billiard cue. J. wata.
nabc. Jap janitor at the New Ven.
dome hotel. i3i7 First ave. tho par.
tally stunned. set up such a cummo-
ton that his assistants fled. II oc.
CURED at 40 a m. today.
Two men in the garb OF soldiers
approached him and said they want
ed a room. When he started lead
ing them down the hallway. they at.
tackled him. he told police later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
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Public Markets
wESTrAEE

wE~TfAKE
sursr stan. Cold Bond or wrs'iak.
Special flour. t3ts sack bars bob
white SOAP. isc bars Crystal white
soap. sc stalls is.t7. .pkEs Aiberr
fiaplaek rour. spc. ssc Calumet baking
powder. 79r boN~e Rearchiiahf matches
lse. bars So-Rus SapthA soap. stc
stan iot. pineapple. lfc can. prunes. soc
N ms dried green peas. 1sc stall
20. mild cream cheese. Ds o. 90; good
coffee. soo N bulk honey, use 10.
PIKE PLACE
stan II. pure cane Java sugar ms
&c: American cane. ms CSC. Stall TO-
pure fresh milk iic At atau &C. tail
Maximum coffee. soc N. ms fiss, {
MS. 90. Stall 1875 cocoa. No ase
Iiffy Jeil, pkgr 2sc. stall ~. hes,
onions, ms ssci sweet potatoes ms
20 salad. isc n. STAN Al. Reliance coffee.
tsc N. navy beans. ms 2ko STAN ~.
ION. pail sorghum. s7.oo. lbs maca-
roni. 3sc.
Stalls ,7-s'. ms NJ. J. n coffee.
fiss: sso Royal baking powder. sgc
stall 20, 1sc In. can Rogers baking
powder. 7bc. t-fb. can 100. Napoleon
olive oil, fs.oo gal. tato y gal. ii.ss at
stalls T-S-D. Lipton's tea, Gee nj isc
Morton shaker salt. Toe. ise can Del
Monte hsaHs. lie. stsii ~. fresh salmon,
esc each average weight. 20 10 bs)
fresh homeless salmon, zoe M stalls
1871, onions : fbs, 25r green peppers.
ioc 10. Stall ~. Karo syrup. iso. 6sc.
ssc; best peanut butter, tsc 10, nos
3bc. Csrnatiou milk, i2hc can.
CORNER
stalls pf-ps Pike st., Eastern bacon,
7sc NJ. lamb stew, Toe n. Stall ~ sii-
yer salmon. ise 10, ms 2so. salmon
for canning. ioc N Stall 100. American
cane sugar, lbs tso; Cooperative milk.
tall cans CSC. Stall 2, boiling beef. 100
NJ. lamb chops, zoe NJ pot roast. 17ho
NJ. Stall ~. sauerkraut dts sbo
stall ZIG. lamb shoulder. ibc n. rib steak
soo NJ. Stalls ie-22. best butter, sao n. I;
Primost cheese, zoe NJ: ms limburger
T5c
SANITARY
Stalls ao-27. best fresh butter. ssc NJ.
2 ms. fiab. fresh ranch eggs sgo doz
stalls 3i-a5, salmon for canning 10 N I.
large salt mackeret. use NJ scaliops, 7kc
pt. Stall 2s. leg of pork. s2c N pig
heads. i5c NJ; pork roast, ace m. stall
III, strained honey, tsc 81. jar! . cans
corn. zoe stall f6, 4g-fb sack Rex hard
what flour. t2.ab; ION. pail Karo syrup
95c. stalls 14-3G. NJ J. u. coffee, 1 NJ
sc. MS $40. Citrus powder, 27o pkg ,
Golden West coffee. tso 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19

Tiaaivnstsk- Ccfobsr its ttf
cros@ Keys for Seattle.
l-nxkonr sailed October 49, SIR Ia
jina Maru for Seattle via ports
Crisrhai.-Arrieed October IS Str
steel Ranger from New Yosk fer Hrattle
VIA ports. str Yosefnits fFutn philadelphia
for SEATTLE.
balboa Arrived October is. str East.
srn Trmpie from Everett via saa Fraa-
cisco for C4iizo.
san Franeseeo--krFived October 49, str
frts from SEATTLE via Everett At q. m.
str Norwood from seattle AZ a m. Ar
rived oetSher ~. ssr ceilio from Puget
Sound ports az mtdnixnt. str Governor
from Seattle via Victoria. Is. C.. az .
a IN.
Point Reyes--pae.sd October III Str
Phyllis from san Pedro TOR seattle .,
noon.
Portiand-sallss October ~: ser orani
for Rotterdam via Seattle
Astosta Sailed Oetobsr 49, ST. Orani
for Seattle at a IN
Vancouver. n. C.--Arrivef October 10
SER kIndsrdyk from seattle. str Steel
Maker FROM seattle
Port Townsend Passed IN October 10.
Htr Admiral Eodman for Seattle At 4
q. m.
Taeoms--Arrivsd October IL H,r Nd
uiirai FsrraEut from Seattle. afr Recalls
Mahonsy from Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
BUSINESS MEN BACK
DRIVE TO WIN

with scores Of committees report.
Ing progress In the Countrywide can.
wasting, Seaitle'a home service cam.
paiKn began with a bang Monday.
Prominent Seattle business men are
active In the campaign. believing
that the institutions 10 be- erected by
the army leaders are an urgent
necessity here.
w. W. fadd. chairman OF the in.
dustriai advisory board. announced
Monday that organized labor In Seat.
tie IN preparing 30 exceed It's allot.
nent Of t25 900
The girls boarding home TO be
built from Seattle subscriptions will
contain over 100 rooms. Anyone that
calls the home anything but a home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
Booze Found on Jap
Liner; Captain Fined

The captain Of the liner kansosan
Maru. ON board which customs In
spcctors found ses quarts OF liquor
and 90 gallons 20 ethyl alcohol, has
been assessed fine Of fTtS,ho. The
fine Is the appraised value Of tho lia.
uors seized. figured at the price pre-
vaiiing az the point OF their origin,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
Arrivals and Departures


October ft~lstr Queen from san plswo
vita a2a Pedro ard AAn SrAueiseo ct fss
a IN str Heracs \ fAxteF from San
Pedro via sac FRANCHISE 81 a. IN
octaber ssr Arxyii from Port asa
I.uis at s.it .. m. ctr ftyades from Ia
coma at ~ . IN. str Admiral EvsHs
from rolnt Wells at o. m. su Everett
from San franelsro via Tacoma At 10 10
y IN. str Admiral FavrAEus from la
coms at q p IA u. r. a surveyor frvu
Alaskan cruise q, haas . M
sailed
octcb~r is--str Admiral FarssHus fer
san DtsEe via San Franchise al noon ctr
J. A. Aoff~tt Tor san rsdro VIA VIII.
bridge al a. m. sir kindsrd1k Ter
Rotterdam via Vancouver. n G.. axn
Franetseo and fsandnn.
October is--ssr steel MAKER for Ever
EFT via Vancouver. ~ G.. at 10 .. M str
criffda for San Pedro VIA Tacoma ~ ice
y. m. ctr Sesyh~estsra for Tacoma Al
-.1o y. TIA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
Admiral Liners Due
for European Loads

The steamers Iiavilah ana Dlahlo
% the Admiral line are on their way
TO Seattle. u Is announced. for the
purpose 81 loading grain and -four
cargoes out OF here for Northern
Europe Both ships have cargocs
that were taken on at Antwerp. Bel
GUM. including large amount %
silver sand. which Is used In tho man
ufacture ~ glass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
u. S. Now on Inside
in Chinese Trade

The United States shipping board
has az last been admitted into tho
China Homcward confercnce, a privl-
ieec they have been seeking for some
time. according 10 word received
Monday.
Members Of the China Honcward
conference contracting an entire
years business with n single line %
ships in both imports and exports.
are entitled 20 rebate at the end
Of the year. The shipping board Is
now on equal terms with other con.
Germs engaging In China trade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
EXTENSION Of /
MARKET IS u

Plans for the extension ~ The I1k
a. market we're before the hnrt1r(
and public grounds committees OF ~
city council Tuesday.
I.obblc. Of farmers ana prohu
merchants led the discussion on ~
project. which ~ times waxed warn
and heavy.
Reports of city officials on ~
contemplated Improvement ver<
read. Tho Pike st. extension "a
been nooted for many months 70
decisive action was taken by ~
nnunaiI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
LIBERTY bonds


DENVER. Oct. ft.--cattie Receipts.
g. zee head market steady steers. g. -
0te1s cess and h~ifsrw. ttto0sssg
st1sksfs and feeders. fl.se8ie3 calves.
- teais
Hers Receipts. eco head: market soc
70 Tsr loser. Top. ttste. bulk % sales.
fifsttte
snssp- Receipts. sf.e eco head: msrksr
steady. lambs. 81 te0ti.7t. s~cs 81 20
Gkss. feeders. tii.s<Uil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19

NEW YORK. Oct. ip.-Foreirn st.
change opsnsd lover TO-DAY. sterling
1toA, of &c. francs. etic. off CEN
times. ilre. arse. off esntfrnsst lire
cables. s.fte. marks. tec. Oft I eeu-
times Canadian doiisrs. seAc. un-
changed
The market rioaed tower Sterling
times. lire. demand 1.Tse. off certirnee
marks. Ice. unchanged. Canadian dol
lars. oo.sse. up .osc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19

PORTLAND. oct. io.--cattle--Rscelp,s
- head. market steady. Best steers
tp9p7f fair 20 svod steers. % to07 .
common 20 fair steera. fefs8etQ choice
COWS and heifsrs. ss.Tsa 50. medium to
good cows and helfwru. tt.Ts0k.7ss can
nsrs. f27tUt.ss. bulls. tsGs. calves. 81
Ella
Hogs Receipts. iss head. market is
steady and unchanged,
sheep Receipts. 1859 head. market Il
slow and unchanged.
nutter--~spc per III.
EeRa-et uT.r per dos
Hens HaTc per 10.
Cheese -rripiets. 1sc per 10
It's nm easy matter Ia pose n n
reforinor as long as you are out OF
office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19

RAN FRANCISCO. Oct fs.-nut,sr--
Entras. zee per ID. prime firsis. sse per
ID.
Errs-Esras. tfxo per dor. dfrffes
Ne. !. tee per dor. EXTRA psliess. s7he
per dos. undsrsirsf puiiets sstse per dox
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
GRAIN Market
CLOSES LOWER
Heavy Selling Forces Drop
at Chicago


CHICAGO. Oct is~-Crains closed
lower on the Chicago ftoard 81
Trade today. Sentiment Was et-
trcmely b~Arish. heavy selling FORE
ING a drop Of &c al the days low.
Reports that the Kansas banking
commission we're urging farmers so
sell wheat Influenced the selling
movement
necr tnbrr wheat opened AZ tsaTA
down 1sc. and closed of 1i4c.
March wheat opened off iHc at
is.0es and closed down Sc
December corn op@nrd down y at
81 ~ and closed Off -. q; May corn
sas off C at tho opening Of tea G
and closed down &c.
December oats opened at sss e.
down &c. and closed down IMes
May cats was or y at tn. opening
OF 50 y c and cits~d fowa lie
Provisions closed lower
CHICAGO Oct fs--casa wheat
10. ! rcd. tsii; No. red. ssssA:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19

DoWN in the dny districts Of the poor the criminal and
- the unfortunate call the Salvation Army assies
their slum angels The term is the highest compliment
they can pay TO these sisters of the everlasting mercy
The Salvation Army asse finds her work among the dere
ct of fe the ebatteed huks of the underworld who are
drifting udderless TO destruction The sisters of sorrow
who ply the streets for the ptance of sin the
without work and down his luck the little family without
food IN the house, the girl who going down into the valley
OF death with only shame for companion-these the
human beings that know the great heart of the Army ase
The Salvation Army lasse gives her life TO the poor and
needy. TO THE MAN OR WOMAN THAT MIGHT BE YOU.
What do you give?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
Williams, Dimond
Man, Is Banqueted

]. Il. Gushing. general manager Of
Williams, Dimond 4 Co. Of San Fran
cisco, was the guest OF honor at n
banquet given In the Rainier club
Monday night. More than 200 steam.
ship operators and shipping agents
were present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19

CHICAGO. Ort- ff--W nereipts
5000 head. market sec TO 1sr loser.
npis Of sales. ff1xoHisi butehsfs
fii.'oatss parking. tf1ifattsc. light.
tit7t9itsa. pigs. tisfkuft2s
Cattle Itsssipss. ~ see head. market
FIRM. beef ts.1t0ts. butcher sts~rs
f1Htf! Gamers AND cutters. fa7tassss
starksrs and feeders. fife0e. eoxs - 30
9k. calves tt19tt&e
Hhsvp-- Receipts. 1890 head. market
steady. Lambs. iT.se9isbe. ewes. t.Ts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
LEMONS UP TO
$3.50 Per BOX
Almeria Grapes Sold; vege-
tables Steady

Lemons, one OF the most staid OF
fruits. advanced Tuesday 10 $3.50 n
box. with further Increases In sight.
according 10 jobbera.
The car of Aimcrla grapes received
Monday was sold and went into stor
aEe AZ 1850 per drum ~ 81 pounds
Small shipments OF cantnioupes
were selling Tuesday Mt s225 10 81 a
crate.
Vegetables maintain steady prices.
with no novelties reported.
Eggs are very firm at 80 cents.
butter Is unchanged In price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
FARMERS FACED
DIFFICULT SITUATION

I'm the spring OF 1890. when they
we're planning their operation Tor
the present season. the farmers were
confronted with very difficult SIT
uation." he said.
There was a shortage OF farm
labor estimated at IS per cent. The
cost OF everything the farmers had
20 buy was exceedingly high. and
there Was uncertainty as 20 the
future price Of farm products All
these things added to the hazard OF
the undertaking. but the farmers did
not hesitate. They realized tho re-
sponslbilifies resting upon them TO
meet the future food requirements OF
the nation. and. In spite OF Difficult.
ties. they succeeded in producing one
Of the largest crops In history.
High prices ruled while farmers
were planting and cuitivating the
bumper crops they were asked to
produce. Meredith recalled
The farmers OF the United states
this year have produced s..is.tsz.ooo
bushels OF corn" he snid. AT pres
eut prices they would receive for
their crop approximately one.half
bliiion dollars less than u would bring
on the basis Of prices prevailing on
October I, 1919. The cotton crop this
year totals $4,000. 900 bales. At ex.
irttnx prices IL would lack more than
nethirsi OF billion dollars bringing
a. much as IL would have brought n
year ago.
~Cossonseeti which sold . year ago
for $50 q ton on September ! sold
for $50 ton The wool clip this year
axgregases sss. ao7 600 pounds. At
prices prevailing in September last
year IL would have brought sfs5.ooo.-
900. but this year. At eurreu. prices.
Il would bring only ss5,ooc.ooo.
apparently well founded com.
paints have reached the agricultural
department from farmers who have
been denied credi, for essential pro
ductive purposes while thesproducers
az expensive Injuries and the dealers
in them have been accommodated
! do not intend 10 Imply that these
bankers have maiiciousiy chosen to
handicap agriculture by the refusal
OF credit which they might have ex-
tended. but rather that they yielded
20 the temptation Of a. larger imme-
date income from loans for less fun
damenfai purposes. II is more than
probable the bankers who followed n
short sighted policy viii In the long
run be the losers"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
From Weather Bureau

TArooSH ISLAND. oct. tt---s A. NJ
Ristux harofn~tsf. clear HIGHT east ~iud.
October I'LL 30 a. n Cloudy sind
northeast. five miles an hour. pgtslGs.
boand In. A two-msstrd steamer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence. Age.
Fitzpatrick. william Rose. Thorn
ton. wash. ..ss........s.....
Greene. Louise Tina. oaksdaie ....ss
Goodrich. Harry -. Everett Legal
Eisrum. Emma r.. Everett Illegal
sotslo. Julian, Br~m.rton ......3s
Cook. Ruth. Hrcmsrton .........ip
Lombard. George l., Seattle ...is
Hunter. Vida. Seattle ..........10
Beaudin. Joseph A.. Seattle LEGAL
Campbell. Viola 81. Everett E. Legal
Fort. pictro Yakima ....... Legal
Hforzo. Elizabeth. Seattle Legal
Fergeaon. Pearl r.. Victoria Legal
Hunter. Belle. Victoria .......LcEai
Smith. John n, South Bend .a0
Gracy, Ethel. South Bend ......23
Purcell. stanley NJ. Seattle .....ai
ChriatlanHen. Norma L.. Seattle 30
Newbanks. Horace George. Sc.
cesn i Ale. Agnes s.a,,is. isTs
Delaney. william l.. Tacoma .....as
Ateckter. Francis l.. Tacoma .....23
Mckinnon. John H.. Vancouver,
Scott. Marion NJ, Crosse Point.
hich. .ssssssts.s..ss Legal
Murokawa. sigetaka. Seattle ...st
Fukuda. Massage. Seattle ........2i
Jensen. William r.. Seattle ...21
Hawthorne. Grace t.. Seattle ....2t
Tuomi, Waino, Seattle .......sl
Ruoko. Elsie. Seattle ..........a27
Peterson, Bertrand c., Seattle ..22
Tyler. Ethel Mae, Great Falls.
IL. 49,. i III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
Money on Call

NEW YORK. Oct. i3.--Money on call.
7 per cent. six months. per cent. mer-
camille paper. per cent.
Bar silver London. bohc: Now York.
gshc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19

A girl encourages young man to
stay out late during courtship, and
then kicks because he keeps II up
after marriage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
FUR COAT. VALUED AT sioo.

was stolen from the room Of Miss
Ethel Osborne. SOS Union ST.. Monday
night. she reported to police Tues
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
FARMERS IN
U. 5. facing
MONEYLOS
Meredith Charges They Are
Denied Credit by Banks
Favoring Luxury
ny RALPH y. Couch

WASHINGTON. Oct. ls,-Sccre
tary Of Agriculture Meredith today
charged farmers are being denied
needed credit BY bankers In favor OF
luxury producers He made the
charge In a speech az the opcnins
OF the annual convention OF the
American Bankers association.
More than 5000 bankers. from all
sections OF the United States. heard
Meredith
Farmers OF the country will lose
$500. 0oo. 900 n forced TO market
their crops AZ present prices Mcr'
edith warned
The only point a, issue" he said,
is this.
"Shall the farmer, whose primary
interests are involved. be afforded
such credit by local banks as will en-
able him 10 market this crop In an
orderly fashion,"
Meredith declared the average
price OF all crops on October | was
II per cent lower than the same day.
1919
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
N. Y. Coffee and Sugar

NEW YORK, Oct -suEar-Raw,
sue per III. graduated. lie per III.
coffee Spot 7s exc per III, Santos No.
4. 1i9iihc per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
BUSINESS Become Business
L Should Read the News That Appears Daily This Page The Star
ShipNeWS
II. IL
Tides in Seattle

WEDNESDAY
OCT 20
First law Tide
Hg a ~ ] } "
IIs.t nigh Tide
~ 90 "a tet n
second low Tide
daf p IN 50 r.
second High Tide
teste y m - n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19

viii have 20 reckon with the SALIVA
tlonistn. for home In the real sense
u b going % be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
Reported by Wireless

October fg-str santa Ana OF law.
ycrs Island uotihhound. At q m. sti
steel Maker Off Sand Heads. bound fa1
vancouver. ". C.. AZ a m str Admiral
Goodrich off Sisters Island. sosshbouna
al 10 O -
q. =. Naval Communications
October is--u n a Explorer left fs.
neau for Seattle At p. m.
October is-str W y Porter. Cayio;s
for Everett. 1908 miles from Gavio,a II
.. m str Alaska. Cordoya for Seafsie
got miles east Of Cape ~. ELIAS at D
rn. str ouanan. Han Pedro for Seattle
t2s miles from seattl. at .. IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
II rSDty

TUESDAY
OCT. ~
ttrsf low Tide
1fFf a M II a.
first nigh ride
~ % a M re . n
~ssond law Tide
tftA y ua IS n.
second High Tide
, 50 , M 50 q,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
BIRTHS

Harada. Shinichi, f5s Ninth ave. boy.
Everett. X. j.. Woodinviile. boy.
Casey Martin. Vancouver. II. G., girl
Kendall, Percy. kerriston, boy.
Murdoch, J. l., 2btb 18th s., boy.
Graham, l.. T.. 3s06 Massachusetts
p6iibln. John, 100. 18th 8. girl.
Miyaoka. Skikatafo. 60ii4 Main St.
girl
Sonura. sukeiehl. 500 Eighth ave.
Lamks. Il. D., 7sis Wilson ave, boy.
Kohayeshi. shinhaehl. 300 Yesler
Togo. zensi. ga washington st.. girl
DIVORCES GRANTED
Miller. Lullen from Henry.
Philipson. 6. NJ. from Emma.
Doucott. Esther u. from Fred A.
DEATHS
Turnipsced. Hettio L.. 60. 102 NJ
Mccord. William, "a, 51t E. Denny
way
cichetti. infant 220s Norman st.
Bradley, Edison r., IS. i2i0 10th N. u.
Giester. Netti. 90, King county hos
waiiing. Elisha II. n, i27 goth N.
Burdick, George d.. 81. 3s21 Nerid
Lobdeil, Margaret. 30. oi5 Spruce.
Lewis, James H.. W. S45l Rainier
blvd.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-28
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF FiN.
Al. ACCOUNT AND uEANNH
az PETITION ron Dis' HNtV'h
AND DISTRIBUTION

In the County Court OF ID. state o'
oregon, for the County oi klamn'h,
In the Matter Of IN" Estate 0i Emil
Kl!cse, Deceased -
Notice ~ hereby given that q, r
stone. as administrator OF the estate
az Emil Kli.He, deceased, has rem
dcred and presented for settlement
his final account OF the adminis'ra'
,iun OF said sptate. and Tiled pru-
ton for approval Of same disi ribn-
tlon OF said estate and Tor dls, harse
of administrator, and that July 20
1890. at rho hour OF 10 o'clock u IN
In the courtroom o. said Court AZ
IN, courthouse In the city OF Niam'
ath Falls, klamath County oregon
has boon fixed by said Court as the
time md place for the settlement OF
said account and the hearing ot sAid
petitIon, at which time and place any
person interested In said estate may
appssr and file exceptions In writins
To the said final account, eon'est tue
same, and show cause, II any tneIe
DO, Why final distribution OF said
estate should not b made, ana tne
administrator discharged.
Dated this 18th day Of June. Iss0'
G. =. STONE.
Aduinis,pates q sstd nssass.
June 4l.3S-%-l&O
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-28
PAYNE ENDORSES FOR
GOVT. OIL COMPANY

PAYNE ISDoRSES-PAGE ONE
WASHINGTON. ID. {, June &c
Secretary OF the Interior Payne In a
report to the senate public lands com
mlii.e JUS, made public indorsss SEN
ator James u. Phclans bill, which
authorizes the formation Of the Unit.
I'd States Oh corporation. The meas.
ure is planned TO develop the oil re-
sources OF foreign countries so as TO
insure an adequate supply OF oil for
the United States.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-28

,o y. rested for my guests nni !
Lr"v viii b. far better hostess "
! r''si ard so appear l.ss stupid.
"Ah Miss star fish. you couldn't
Eptrhr siupid Al. no hut ] know
YOU'D HE little rest for II would
maxi ,uu feel better aud ~ II would
r- good fof y"u hut II wouldni make
y"n l'ss stupid foS you're not stupid 70
r.Elr With.
"p' course I'm only judrinr from
n s'nr nsh's point of view, hui that's
alI right. quite all right Now h.
rnr.fui ~ Your sweet s"f. my dear.
nnd ~ come aionr In nn hour "r so,
"Gnodhyr" said Miss star Fish,
Good hy-" said Mrs star Fish
The, both hnd nnps aud not hong
afterwards Mrs, Star Fish went io
Mis- Star Fish's home In the pool to
her party,
whR, u good time they had. The,
played sra weed bridge, and moss
hcrr's nnd mnny other games of sen
cnris.
Ancr they had played for some time
and beautiful sen flowers had been
given In prizes tied M with rlbbons
~ exquisite sea weed they had r,S
Treatments which were very cool mud
delicious served IN the beautiful s,n
garden belonging 20 Miss Star Fish
"Th,y say" Miss Star Fish begnn
that fishes are hra,ny, That II the,
say that II folks win eat ash they will
have brains"
"no they nowf" nsk,d Mrs. Star
Fish. hut ! don't believe H.
~ think hsh aren't so very bright
I know I'm not. I'm nm Interesting
sight. most Interesting, Hut TN not
hrnIny. But It's u great compliment
"a ns and to all our family, Isn't ~"
~ should Just saw So" replied Miss
star Fish. I'VE should all jus, say
so. In fact. We all do say So" the
others said,
Think NJ eating Ash 10 make brains
when they could be studying and max
,ng them far faster" said u little star
tsh,
"yes." said another star Ash, but
they think they add intelligence when
they ent nsh--they feel In that way
they improve their brains"
"Nut let's not talk OF brains and
dying" smiled Mrs. Star Fish In
her star fashion, "for this IL party"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-28
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fell from the fourth floor window Of
u dentists waiting room in the Oar.
den CITY bank building here. when
u passcrby -, the corner. tb. busiest
10 snb Jose. reached her, shs was
dead