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The Washington times., 1920-02-10

Foolish experiments In transmu-
tation Of metals, trying 10 manu-
facture gold. resulted In most val
liable chemical discoveries.
Now mans self-indulgent thirst,
demanding something more excit-
ing than plain water. will contrib
ute to the development Of the pow
erful flying machine.
The Washington times., 1920-02-10
| The animals out at the Zoo
Are never alarmed by the flu
Said the bear to the goat

I've a warm 0Verc0at,
2UThere's nothing but whiskers on you."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-11
What ii Means to
Vote for Harding
Letter In phila. Record

vote for the Republican ticket would
mean.
A vote for Germany; for lch and Gott
but lch first. :,
A vote for the tariff barons. to enable
them Ia pick the pockets of the people
more freely. !,
A vote for man who would bc the
mere puppet of his Senatorial masters
-. A vote for the hermit nation idea.
"A vote ar,linst every one oi our men
who gave his life for true principles.
A vote against the most humane Adj
ministration this country ever saw.
4 vote for the idea that the big fellow
shall decide everything for the little lei
low.
A vote 90 keep the little fellow down
where the big fellow thinks he belongs
A vote for standpatism of the most
rancid kind. -,
\ vote against amity and good VIII
among nations. and the use of arbltra-
ton IN. settling disputes.
4 vote Ia sell the Presidency to the
highest bidder Boys. get the money,
A vote against all progressive legis-
lation for the bcttament of humanity.
4 vote for the doctrine, there no one
else IN the world but us
And. finally, vote against yourself
II YOU believe in truth and freedom.
Mr. Red-blooded American. can you
swallow such dose and live
John Watson.
Reading. IA. Oct ,, 1920.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-11
Will. WANT TO STAY.

lditor livery Evcnmg | see an item
y. the Elmhurst News from Uncle Joe"
Cannon. stating that the people Of the
nitcd states are Tow in purgatory and
With four more wears of Democratic adj
mnls ration they will bc in Hadcs He
slvs thcv can get out Of purgatory but
can never get cut OF the other place.
think II We have four more wears
AZ Democratic government rs good as the
past eight wears. the people will want to
stay IA Hades and never elect another
Republican President
Harry l. Selby.
Richardson Park. Oct 9. 1920
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-11
NORA BAYEs SINGS COMEDY HIT.
Art Hickman's Orchestra Plays Two
More for Columbia.

How cosmopolitan j. New Ork' Nora
Baves will TIL YOU Shell 20 INTO details
and tell YOU who these cusmopoltes are.
Ihl, popular vaudeville artistic makes
records exclusively for Columbia In her
latest song ht The Argentlnes. The
Portuguese and The Greeks she makes
little old New York chuckle and agree
with Nora Bayes.
Culmit song My Little Bimbo
Down on the Bamboo Isle, describes
how lac wa wrecked by Zulu maiden 5
smile He sings or ttI- Columbia Record
- TIM dangerous dusky dame on a South
sea Isle
Cuban Moon fox-trot PLAYED by
Art hickman : Orchestra for Columbia
Records viii promote dancing anywhere
on the other side Of this record, HIck-
man : Orchestra plays In Old Manila
with a tango swing. aided 10y Crumit, who
slngs the chorus
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-11
Why THEY SUPPORT HARDING.

Editor Every Evening IN old radical
friend IN New Work whose native RADICAL
ISM has been much modified hv his close
cnntact with Wall Street writes me that
a. s tor Harding because ne wishes 10
-,c tl-' country governed hV business
u,l Nnuthrr irlc,d. angry AZ the dis
comforts mposed upon some OF VI 10y
present economic and industrial condi-
tnr- viii vote u Harding, and he couples
with this announcement the opinion that
= dollar daS Is enough iur the uuskIiled
nlorcr
Nj Harding uadoubtcdly agrees with
tho FIRST man ! have quoted though Il y
highly improbable that he agrees with
the second whose opinion about the
Wagr, of the uuskilcd lahocr l. exactly
that falsely ascrihci 10 Republican
candidate for the Presidency a generation
tgo + surpassed uttcraucc that did the
candidate much harm before he dis
aNowcd a.
Ns matter 81 fact. Mr. Harding
party ls ~ the control Of those who he
hrve IA the divine rlgh; of a small upper
las % rule II J. notorious that Mr.
| dge hold, that philosophy almost -
hrmly a. IL waJhcid by the New Erglard
r,lcrali>ts &C morc than a century ago
II Is true al-o that most 81 thoSe who
,i,.N With envy the high wages Of union
.gcd labor and, i deed Of ron-unlonlzed.
uHd speak with ~corl oi the toiles IN eA-
49, diture displaVed iV some wage-earnerS.
~ Tor Mr. Harding Those who vote
4r hun vote Tor reaction. national and
.ternational and invite tirst. repression
af Wage-caruerS and then violence OF
frvolutianar, character Every intelli
gent liberal and indeed every intelligent
conservative. should vote Tor Governor
Cox
Z \ Nailandigham
NCuark October q. 1870
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-11
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.
Thoughts and Comments of Every
Evening Readers.

The run name and address Of the writer
must accompany each letter. not neccssar
IN for publication hut "a evidence of good
faith AnOnA nous communications viii he
ignorrd Publication of letters does not
carry with 81 Endorsement by Every Even
tne uf the opinions therein expressed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-11

terday. MIR. Pyle is q former postmaster OF
West Grove, Pa. He is now visiting MS
son, who resides near West Grove.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-23

Total Indemnify Hail Insur-
ance and Flat Rate Tax
$109, 697. $50.

The total indemnity hail insurance
and nat rate hail taxes for Grand
Forks county will be 500. $3.50. ac-
cording to figures complied at the Of
icet of County Treasurer Chas. Allen
today. 1t Is required that as soon as
ten per cent Of the total tax is paid
dlately to the state treasurer.
The total indemnity hail insurance
tax for the county is $s7.123.74 and
the fiat rate hail tax is $22,574.16.
Ordinarily county treasurers file a
monthly report but the law as provid-
ed in Sec. 10 Of Chapter 100. Session
Laws Of 1919 require the treasurer
OF a county to make a. report and re-
mittance to the state treasurer and a
ance commissioner as soon as ten per
cent Of the total hail tax is collected.
Section 10 reads: Collection of
taxes-All provisions Of law with ref
erence to lien and collection of taxes
shall apply to the taxes herein specf-
fed. AS often as ten per cent Of the
hail insurance tax due in each county
shall come to the hands Of the coun-
ty treasurer. he shall remit same to
at the same time mail a statement Of
the amount RENTED to the commits
sfoner OF insurance."
It is required by law that these
taxes shall be paid by March /, 1920,
but County Treasurer Chas. Allen
does not anticipate that the payment
will be more than sixty per cent by
March / this year Last year eighty
per cent Of county taxes we're paid
without the penalty but with the
higher taxes this year Mr.. Allen does
not expect as good a payment, he
stated today.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-23

have come to recognize more and
more the excellent qualities of high
woman was quite surprised to find her
grade canned foods A young married
law, whom she considered
an "'old fashioned" cook, making
pumpkin pies from a we'll known
mother-in-laT Enthusiastically told
her new daughter of the time and
work she had saved since sshe a
discovered the delicious flavor of this
canned pumpkin. ].
Valuable time and strenuous effort
are saved by leaving out n first
process Of preparing vegetables n
fruit-scraping, washing. peellng. etc.
and, instead. using superior grades
of canned foods. The opening n
heating III required) are quickly done
and sauce or seasoning is added
easily.
Having this great variety Of pre-
pared foods at ones command makes
frequent change of menus as much a
pleasure to the bride as to her nus
band. Out-of-season delicacies are
served at economical prices. Inc
housewife whose pantry shelves con.
tain a wide assortment Of canned
fruits. vegetables and cooked meats Is
never caught in ar embarrassing
situation by the arrival of unexpected
guests. =.
The great precaution to be taken m
the use of factory canned foods is IN
choosing a we'll known, reliable
brand. Poor food is never economl.
cal, no matter how low its price. 1t
must rank high both in its palatable
and nutritive qualities. Experiment
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-23
Many Jews Reported
To Have Drowned In
The Mediterranean Sea

New York. Jan. 23.-Many Jews
have drowned in the Black and Med
iterranean seas trying to reach Pales-
tine in fishing smacks, according to a
message received here today by the
Zionist Organization Of America from
Isaac Rosoff, president of the Russian
Zionist organization.
Hundreds have succeeded in reach
ing Palestine In trustworthy craft
and landed more dead than alive"
according to the message.
Thousands have trekked across
Russia, suffering terrible hardships."
the communication adds. land are
now in Constantinople and Odessa,
where the Zionist organization reports
it is faced with the critical problem of
trying to restrain them from going to
Palestine before emigration is Of
1cially opened UP by the signing of
the Turkish treaty Of peace which will
give Great Britain a mandate over
the Holy Land"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-23

fash. Canned peach. raspberry, pine
apple, strawberry. orange and fig pre-;
serve, grape. apple, strawberry, rasp-
berry and other %jellies:
For general supplies do no over
look ~favorings orange, vanilla,
lemon, boutllon cubes, table sauces,
tomato relish and pepper sauces. Also
evaporated milk, pancake flour, coffee,
hominy, rolled oats and salad dressing.
1t is not merely enough to name
these without emphatically stating
that all Of these goods should be Sc
lected from a well known relish
brand. Inferior goods are not to be
advised. Do not endanger the health
Of your family or suffer them to use
products that are not recognized as
standard. Use only very best pro-
ducts prepared under United States
government supervision,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-23
eRANDFoKKs BERALD FRIDAY, JANUARY % 1920:
ORGAN lz1NG 1920 PANTRY SHELF.

ORGANIZING 1920 PANTRY SHELF.
This Is the stock-taking season, the
time for complete reorganization in
the home as we'll as in business. After
closing family account books and pay
ing all overhanging bills we are busy
patching up our. plans and projects
and making them over, cutting down
here and there SO that we will not
overrun the family budget.
The pantry shelves. we find. are
quite deplete. Implicit need is felt for
new organization. and here we shall
rest a while to plan new material for
u pantry shelf. Fully equipped
pantry shelves are prerequisites to
food economy. Hit-and-miss pro-
miscuous buying tends to increase the
food bill. Have you re- thought of
that? Carefully plan your pantry
stock, not with the thought Of today
in mind, but with a tomorrow as well.
The home manager starts listing
pantry stock with fear and trembling
in her heart, for the problem seems
almost endless. A few general sugges-
ions may present ideas for shelves
and so stimulate an interest in or
ganizing a fully stocked pantry, one
that can be relied Upon for general
use, unexpected guests. for a midnight
lunch. or for some unlooked-for
a lSzO pantry SneII-Ine
watchword Of the home manager For
this first month of the year.
r An emergency shelf may contain
salmon, s%ardines, shrimp, tuna,
luncheon beef and luncheon sausages,
canned soups. dried beef, sliced bacon
and extract of beet.
A preserve shelf and vegetable shelf
should contain canned celery, corn,
beans. peas, pumpkin, sauer kraut,
squash, spinach, tomatoes and succo-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-23
STILL HAPPY.

crew of the German warship Koe-
nigsberg, when drawn UP for inspec-
tion by a board of i~nter-allied COM
missioners at Wilhelmshaven. spon-
taneously sang Deutschland uber
Allies" and ::Die Wacht am Rhein.".
according to a Reuters correspondent
with the inter-al1ied officials. 1t ia
said that this demonstration was
merely to show that the GeEmans
we're o depressed, ss naval disci-
ship and in the harbor. =
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-23
River Navigation
Enthusiasts OF
Minneapolis Aroused

Minneapolis, Jan. 23.-Failure Of
the house to include in the rivers and
harbors appropriation bill an item for
the maintenance of the upper Miss's-
sippi river today. aroused Minneapolis
river navigation enthusiasts to action
to use of the river for north and south
commerce.
For the first time in many years the
river appropriation bill was passed
without provision for the upper Mis-
sissippi.
Steps were taken today to form an
alliance of the north and northwest
states for the purpose of making use
OF the river. Such an ~organizationA it
is porposed, will be entirely divorced
from the Mississippi Valley Water
ways association and other river or
carnations. 80 Il
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-23

deciding the number Of men and Of
ficers to be included in the pcrma-
nent establishment. says. the Excelsior.
General Jacinto B. Trevino. who has,
just returned from a TOUR of Europe.
where he. studied military organiza-
tions. is preparing a number of rec
concentrations for, the proposed re-
organization,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-23

are usually costly; SO be sure OF your
brand.
The bride will find much more time
for fixing, up her new home and enjoy
ing outside pleasures IT, she follows
these suggestions. Her cooking Will
be immeasurably simplifled by the
everyday use Of prepared foods, so
conveniently packed In cans. <
Eggless Pumpkin Pie. 6
1 cup canned pumpkin.
: Y cup sugar.
n cup molasses.
IL cups milk or diluted cvaporated
milk.
2 tablespoons cornstarch.
Y teaspoon each ginger, cinnamon,
spices and salt. ~
Heat the milk in double boiler, add
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-23
HOUSEKEEPING FOR TWO.

11TO TOEC IWO. :
To the bride, housekeeping often
brings many puzzling problems. Her
days are full Of new duties, which
seem very complex at first.
Perhaps the household performance
most difficult for the young bride is
the cooking. Other work, such as
cleaning and washing, has been made
easier by mechanical devices. But the
new home maker may not be familiar
with the most modern methods Of
preparing meale-for there are helps
which take much of the difficulty out
Of cooking. Z
The use of canned foods is found
entirely satisfactory for q family of
two. as we'll. as for a larger number.
Older and more experienced women
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-23

Annual Mceting-The annual meet
ing of the Masonic building corpora
ton will be held in the Masonic tenn
pie this evening at s o'clock.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-23

the corrnstarch dissolved in small
amount of cold water and cook until
thickened. stirring constantly. Mix IN
all the other ingredients and pour into 4
ME tin lined with. pastry. Bake in
moderately hot oven until the edges
Of crust are. browned and the mixture
set.
" MURDER TRIAL STARTS. 49,
-, Brainerd, Mimi, Jan. 23-The trial
of George Bennett and Oscar Rono.r,
charged with m~anslaughter in the
first, degree was started in district &,
court here today with Judge b. F.s
Wright presiding. ..s
Bennett, it is charged. mistook his
wife for a deer and shot YER
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-23

ARMY NOT. RECOGNIZED.
Mexico City, Jan. S.-(Mail.)-The
Mexican army will not be r~eorganized
in President Carranza's term but will
be left for his successor, with congress
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-23

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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-19
ALTA SUNDAY AND MONDAY
GREENWfCH vIT.I4AGE
IIEN IN sTORY'S RON

If you have ever wondered what
We was like in little old Greenwich
Village: if you are the mother OF a
tempermental daughter with asrira-
tions for free" life: or If YOU are a
girl fascinated by the giamor of
Greenwich Village advertising meth
DDS, go to the Alta Theatre Sunday to
see ''Toby's Bow" This Goldwyn pic
ture from the stage play of the same
name by John Tainter Foote stars
Tom Moore and shows some OF the
artificial gaiety by which New York's
Greenwich Villagers force gaiety into
their lives. In truth, after paying 500
month or more for the privilege or
struggling along on the road to fame
in an unheated back room, with MOTH
ing but hope to work on, reckless cos
tune ball help to bring some lustre to
the disillusionment that comes with
understanding. ''Toby's Bow" reveals,
however. how one write broke, away
from the villages" worst influences
and found his real life again in the
peace of an fd-fashioned Southern
home.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-19
WINTER WHEAT CROP
9S PERCENT NORMAL

OTTAWA, Ont, July 19.--Word has
been received by militaryS authorities
here thar Michael o'Leary. one of the
very first men to win the Victoria
cross in the first months of the world
war is TO return to Canada from Eng
land where he is now stationed.
O'Leary after being awarded the
coveted v. G. for great galiantry was
permitted to visit his parents in Ire
lFnd after having been presented 10
the king and royal family. He then
toured tho British Isles, and Canada
in recruiting campaign and returned
to the front where he won further dec
orations anti at the close of the war
Joined an imperlal regiment.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-19

look agfast
Truth TO tell, yachtsmen are bocom-
ina Just little worried II is not that
they fear a plane will crash down on
the deck of racing craft as that they
may cluster in such groups as 70 plaN
ranks with the air and rob viEilant
wind-chasing shippers Of an expert
cnce acquired Though years,
And II is right here that the ~'slty
cors may have their duty 10 perform.
Direction OF traffic ut several thou
SAND feet PROMISES this year to he nm
inlaresttng sideiight of the big show.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-19

is appearing at the Arcade Theatre,
Rut tho triumph was rendered rather
hollow whom 1t became knoMn that
Waited Edwards, her director in the
West. and his assistant. FRED Rubin
son. had accompanied her to handle
the screening of the picture.
Another point was scored for Cali
fornia when a hurry calltwas sent to
the West Coast for Harrison Ford
the handsome leading man, 10 dash
East and play opposite the dainty star
So Easy to Get" which Is an enter
tanning story of bride who led hei
new husband into all sorts OF humor-
Gus adventures. is a picture made in
the East by Westerners. And tho ar
eument is waxing hotter than ever.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-19

I Although in MARY Ellen Comes 70
Town. the Dorothy Gish picture
! coming 70 the Alta Theatre for two
days commencing Friday next, the lit
1 iio star PLAYS the role Of county girl
who deserts sleepy Southern village
= for Broadway's Gay White Way in
real life Miss Gish Is just the opposite
She recently arrived in New York
Z, from California TO make pictures, and
!. already she has tired Of the nerve
: raclting pace of the metropolis. So
much so. that Mrs. Gish. her mother,
8 has purchased for the comedienne and
). her famous sister. Lillian, a nine-acre
- farm within. committing distance OF
- the studio
There l hope to keep a red COW.
: said Dorothy recently. that viii give
= milk at twenty cents a quart ana I'm
d. going to raise several hundred chic
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-19
ARCADE SUNDAY AND MONDAY
''IlASY TO GIyr', NO
HEIP IN IsAsT-wIcST
MOVIE f,ONrROXE,ysS>-

A controversy is at present raging
between the East and the West as to
which is the better locale for the pro-
ducing of motion pictures. The chief
claim of the West, of course. is it's un-
iformly sunny climate. while the East
erners maintain that the logical center
of the movie-making industry is New
York.
Recently tho East scored n rather
significant victory when marguerite
Clark, the Paramount Aircraft star,
upon the completion of her fifth pic
ture in California, was despatched to
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-19
RACES SOLVE QUESTION,
WHY IS N. Y. SKY COP?

NEW YORK, July 19.-The Ameri-
ca,s c1ln races off Sandy Hook this
month promise to solve the question:
of "Why are New York's sky cops
Ever since the police department
aviation division was formed humorists
have portrayed duties which might be
but which never will be performed by
the blucoated aviaors. Now, however
with giant sIoops resuming their rae
ing after a TnariaI interruption. the
"sky cops" find task at hand-that
of keeping the course free from air
craft.
Planes Like Gulis.
During the trials between Shamrock
w and 23-meter Shamrock. which
have been held almost daily off the
Jersey hore, airplanes have followed
in the wake of the yachts like gulls
Judging from the interest taken in the
trials by aeronauts. yachtsmen fear
that the sky will be dark with planes
during the race.
II is almost sertain that scaplanes
and landplanes within flying distance
will buzz Hookwards when Shamrock
Nv meets Resolute. Even dirisiDie
now and then may be expected to stick
its gaseous PROV over the course.
with development Of aircraft during
the war, wacht chasing promises TO be-
come a popular sport.
Dig Into Tug Business.
Indeed. planes are digging into the
tugs and launches which have always
transported a great part of New
York's population 10 Jersey waters on
the DAYS Of the races. owners OF pri-
vate planes are booking passengers at
rates which make even the tugmen
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-19
.DOLDEN WINS TEN
MILE CHAMPIONSHIP

PHILADELPHIA,J July 19.-Eugene
Bolden. Of Memphis. Tenn. represent
ing the Illinois Athletic club and a
member of the 1920 Olympic team,
won the ten mile national swimming
championship in the Delaware river
today. covering the distance FRONT
here to Riverton. N. j., in two hours.
nine minutes. eleven seconds. Kiffee OF
Brooklyn was second and Raiston,
Philadelphia third.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-19
SPOKANE BOOTlEGGERS
PAY UP $3.50 EACH

SPOKANE, WASH, JAiy 19,-John
Nicholas and Robert Fix. arrested near
Milan Thursday night on a charge OF
operating a still yesterday were found
guilty in justice court and each was
fined $3.50. In addition Nichols was
sentenced to fifteen days in Jail.
An elaborate still. with it's tank
mounted on concrete base, was OPP
Grated by the men. officers said. II
had capacity of 30 gallons daily.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-19
Compare CameIs with any
cigarette at any price!

In the Forthcoming presentation OF
the Harrington comedy OF Clarence
at the oregon theater IN Tuesday
evening. July Goth. the part of ciar-
enee viii be played by Robert Adams.
and during the long engagement at
the Blackstone theater, Chicago, which
is identicaliy the same as apepared In
Clarence" at the Blackstone. and In
ciudes Gregory Kelly. Ruth Gordon.
Betty Murray. Grace Fiikins. Clara
Biandick, Byron Beasley, Joe Wallace.
] James E. Ford and Guy d Ennery.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-19
.TARK|NGTON'S HERO
IS WABBLY AT KNEES

The following is summing up of
the composite character of Clarence
the mock-hero. in Booth Tarwington' S
latest comedy of clarence" Clarence,
who is Mr.. Tarkingtons idea of a SOL
dier to write a play about, is no vail
liant battle-man reciting with modest
bravura the notches in his blade. He
wears no medals, and hts breast is
riven with no scars of war. The
lonely bugle, grieving high above the