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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
DEATHS
Home No Safety
Zone, Despite Sinn

When J. c. Hammond. 1903 18th
ave. awakened Friday morning he
found street department safety
zone" sign on his front porch.
Hammond called tho police and
Indignantly spake MS follows: MY
home is n haven OF rest. but irs no
safety zone.-
Motorcycle Patroiman r. y. Baer.
man brought the sign TO tho police
station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27

CHIPPING fsathcrsd dsnixens Of
the forest dnd sunshine win greet
those who seek the hintcriand .satur-
day. according to Weather Observer
George N. Salisbury. who. in prog
nosticating tomorrow's weather. as
serts that there will be plenty Of
sun rays, with fresh northesly winds
TO keep It from getting too warm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27


WAStiINJIUN.
dent Wilson ts expected 20 scx On IN.
railroad eonsroi bill today. or al ,sss.
tomorrow.
Union leaders who urged the pres
sdent 10 VETO the act and railroad
executives are anxiouriy awaiting
the declaion from the White HouaAI
The railroad administration ts
rushing plans to turn the roads bas.s;
To private control at fssoi q m.
Monday. Preparations nxs-
made 10 dlsconsinue on Monday All
DEPARTMENTS Of The railycsd sdu,fa-
issrafion except the liquidation div
sion
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
Influenza Claims
Mike Fisher Here

Eugene NJ. Fisher 20, brother Of
Ed J. F1sher. theatrical booking
agent, died Friday morning OF infiu.
enza at his home, 1923 33d ave.
Fisher. who was associated with bis
brother in the booking agency. was
widely known TO the theatrical pro-
fession ~ Mike" He was a mem.
bsr Of westgats Masonic lodge and
the Erks. Fisher II survived by his
widow. His body win be shipped
to Cleveland. o.. where interment
will be made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
New Speed Record !
in Plane Is Made

TURIN. Feb. ~. - Lieutenant
Brakpara. Of tho Italian army. es
tablished what was said 10 be a new
worlds speed record today when he
arrives here In an airplant. Brak.
para's machine, carrying four pas
seDgcrs. attained n maximum spoed
of 1s2 miles an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
THINKS AMERICA
LOSES INTEREST


NOM. rsA 81 Dslaysd-k thine
YIN setfle the AdYiatic dkvpute. since
ADsricA's interest in European af-
fu1E1 u decreexing constantly. the
0lng1n3a d'fsAiia said today.
A The newspapers took a more
hoDGDul visw a ths AdriAuc situa-
~ fos1lng that ItAly's position h
~ = hopeless az at first appeared.
fonouang President Wilson's Ad-
ria1se ssss.
- time = coming when Wilson
v0s0o Sonesr influencs tls allies. .
- 061gnals continued Italy win
o1no1noe 70 occupy the armistics line.
~ newspaper said. pointing out that
Ionmnn support IL becoming more
90 moro Indispensable 10 France
- 0seAs Britain because Of the do
vuoorDsnts in the Russian and Turk
- 0suation and the 'GermaA
r11as-
2ho results ~ Eitu's recent con-
fGsensss In London were summed up
- oooOWE
ma England has promised 10
GuUo1y Italy with coal ana nav ms
tog1n1B which are vitality eesensial 70
hoop ~ factories going.
osooud. France and Great HTitAin
have promised their corporation To
0uouow no the Italian vniuta.
n1rd. resumption Of intercourse
~ Russia
FOURTH, France ana Great Byftasa
yin not Oppose enforcement of The
pact Of London whenever Italy r.
renAy TO fnsist upon H.
NOME. Feb. 2e.--Deiayedt-Ths
rDslAl1st party today decided 20 tsoSd
ssries Of meetings thrucut Italy
protesting against Hungary's perse
cutions Of radicals.
ROME. Feb. 9s.--DeiayeA.S-
Bread. fats and sugar cards. meat
less days and prohibition Of the
manufacture Of cakes and sweets
win be restored March /. because Of
the food shortage. II was announced
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
He'd Rather Die
Than Miss Lunch

DOVER, Feb 2I.---it cost a watch
man aboard II. NJ. s. Lady Joceiyn.
In port with 1900 tons of nitrugiy.
cerine. 500 when he told tho judge
he alto his lunch by tho light Of a
candle on a packing case In the hold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27

=s.- s.sss..sss= -
e. ds.ros:.s: tbs itiTa=a % ...=sss.:szraz
tim has es:t in serysss \ -re11 sp-.
ctal" train. !. vas stated The fresn
generally starts cat from : fese..ss..a
Coast city and fray-ss aoroas ss1o
continent 10 New Iork. picking ar
deportees en- souie Cne of thee
"gcsesnis.- IL WIS AisAse<s - irnss.s..s:
lien Headquarters hero. arrived In
New York this week With - rrd.e=sis
TO be dcported-
IL cana from San Frsncis=
Movements OF the reds" rps<ASi=
arc cioaked In the utmost secrecy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
To Consult Canada
on Paper Embargo

WARRINGTON, Feb. 81. - Tho
senate today adopted the Understood
resolution 70 create a commission 10
negotiate with Canada regarding
modification Of smbaygoes on swood
pulp ana print paper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
BIRTHS

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
Shot at Window,
Gun Confiscated

a small hoy took pot shtt ut n
window In spokane Charloy's laun.
dry, ST Queen Anne ave. Thursday
afternoon. ana now the lad's gun II
locked In the police evidence casa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
MANY REDS ARE ARE
BEING BUSTED
Are Sent From U. S. in
Small BatChes on Liners

WASHINGTON. Feb. sT-Ths
governments deportation machinery
In working at fun speed today. but
quietly. Many reds were being ex-
lied but with aH little Advertising AZ
poshibie. II was learned.
Six hundred dcportations have
been ordered since the beginning Of
the antired campaign and about half
this number have been actually de-
ported. II was stated at the labor De
partment today.
Warrants for arrest ~ aliens dur
ing January totaiied 2.797. according
10 Immigration Commissioner cami-
netti's monthly report, and a total
OF approximately 5000 warrants for
aliens have been issued sinoe De
cembcr. Tho normal number of war
rants issued during n month II 800.
Tho bureau Is continuing It's &C.
tivities In connection with the ar
rests. deportation OF anarchists and
other aliens, caminetti stated In his
report. I'm this connection II has
been found necessary 10 open Ellis
Island 90 i,s full capacity"
The dispatch OF another Soviet
Ark" In opposed by Secretary Of La
Dor Wilson because the notoriety Il
gives the reds enables them to pose
as martyrs and results in agitation
hgninst deportations.
Radicals now are being -sxporssd"
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27

DURING A RAID on the room I'd.
the Empress hotel occupied by Wes-'
ton Stickncy. 10. the police found
ruanttty of narcotics THURSDAY
night A partner Of stiekney's eiud-
eli the peiice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27

Because Major Smith failed to re.
port TO headquarters Immediately on
arrival at Camp Lewis. reports were
issued that he had been lost. search.
Ing parties were preparing 10 hunt
for hun early Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
Says Yc...L

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--z--..-= ====-zzzzs---= = sS--s,n Fol
,,,r sxp~- ..zsusaS ner
,sssisssxsns ragged" Mr.. @ -. .sss-i..-
e:.ssf 80. ri .>-sTs. REQUESTED iH..
uoiire lse...4t t<s -: -: $50
S-. as4. dear, SvpAxfee s=-uE
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n<s=Etr.= go
--='--- 20 ~ g. .-.z--.....- --..spf piles.
. -. -=s. get restfui sleep after the
frat =ss.iscatson. Price soc-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27

Tho third pha~s In fhe s.s. 81 the
dnfsnse. the claim thai ::.s shooting
wAs done Ia s=,e #
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
POLICE FOUND DOPE in IN

room OF Harry Thomas. 90. China
man. IN the Cascade hotel Thursday
night. and booked him on nm opsu
charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
RED MASSACRE
I'll ARCHAhleeEElL
Refugees Report North Rus
sia Scene Of New Horrors

~!.as::s TiANfA. Feb. sss--Rsfu.
gees arriving hers today from the
MurmAnsk district. IN the extreme
north-es; or Rnssss, claimed TINT
tina HeishHFIEi have started mas%a.
ere OF the sen- BoiHhevist population
near ArchangeL
Arch.szsi and the entire north
western district os Rassia recently
was taken by tho IsoIshsviki from
tho anti Boixhsvfk Rovsrnre==..-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
MONTESANO
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

men are instructed % keep entirely
away from the court house. Their
vandervccr promised 20 show tina,
only purpose hero ~ TO be In readi.
ness"
Judge Wilson held that. since he
had nothing 10 do with the call for
troops. and In view OF tho inforna.
ton OF alleged I. W. w. gatherings
Il would be unwise TO ask the re.
moval OF the troops.
Aitho Attorscy vanderveer had
announced ho would withdraw from
the case unless the soldiers were re-
moved or tho need for their presence
was made public. he consented to
proceed with tho case.
The time may como when I'll bs
glad To have protection for my eli.
ents." vandcryccr said.
But ~ this tins can SEQ no ren.
son for having mon In uniform here
whose presence cannot fall to infiu
cnos tho jury
vANDERvEER CLAIM
CALLED INCORRECT
w. H. Abel. replying for the
prosecution. denisd vanaervesr's
claim that the governors reprsxen-
tatives. the local sherifrs offios and
tho county prosecutor OF Grays Har-
Dor county had said troops were not
needed
"Aii Of tho parties mentioned have
oppressed themselves ~ fAvorinE
having soldiers hero an q precau-
tionary MEASURE" Abel sald-
rs defense scored today whcn
the court allowed the introsfucs.>..s off
e-=..ss:ssau. regarding alleged plans 10
rid Centrsila e I. ". ". which were
szsisE=s==Tzifssf in sh@ ss=s:sstsy Hewscs n.s !.
1890. - .-=.;s== s:. -iseesfsiz on
4---.st.s== ss,r
JvaKw wilson allowed this svi-
dsnee with the qualifications snat u
- tese-s Stricken from ths record. II
tho 1efsn-s sS==.ssss==s:: 20 uiiuw that VA
-. = Grimm ioss part in concerted
plans TO raid tho J. " =. s=s. ssF
in An actual s..S on the hall.
Grimm was shot s=. within a lew s==:.
Of the iIAIi wi,fi. leading party Of
attackers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
NUFHES 81: :.:....ss:EHTs
TAEE .sS

wanted for murdss.
-Lorcn told mo 1T one tina that
he vas givsn Just . certain number
OF minutes In which To make \
statement" she said
ssveral prisoners. cell mates IN the
prison hero and Attornsy Elmer
Smith. one Of the defendants. tcsti-
fed regarding Roberts peculiar 40
tion2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27

Christ Your hair needs little 'Dandcrnc"-thats ALL When
becomes lccss thin loses its usc when ugly danduf
appears or your hair falls out 35cen bottle Of delightful
dependable Danderine from any store will your hair
also double its beauty. Try 'Danderne" and seel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27

MARRIAGE LICENSES

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sweetcr. Margaret n. q. isis r. PIKE -
sehmst~ Nancy l.. days tsss Queen
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27


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50 - s - !. sza if.e sAecs
snanS 90 Of, Arthssf y s.Ie>..-.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27

NOME. Feb. delayed Tine
rDulAl1st party today decided 20 hold
ssries Of meetings thruout Italy
protesting against Hungary's perse
cutlons Of radicals.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-20
GERMANY REPORTED
TO PLEAD BANKRUPTCY

TIE HAGUE. Fth IN The Dutch
r.w -Hhprr NlcuWc Courint today pun
she'd two notes which Grrmani is al
l'g,l 10 hr dispaichinr - 'hc Rl'tcs ~
lnnd0n. he ldf.ng that Germany if
lauNtIpt
The publication ~ the notes
caused u inuicN, SELLING movement in
t,rrnAn marks on the hbnrFe
Thr Dutch correspondent ~ a Hol'
lind news aT,uyy in lirrlln vas innte
dai.ly notified ~ the publications
here and secured m interview Win
NlihitA Ersurtgor. the German MN
ietrr ~ finance denviug The Berlin
dispatches 10 tho Nicuvr tuufant
wA- learned from nuihrbilc sources
here that Herr Altrn,tlth, y lcidt@t
pane German. nri other pfynIu"nt Ger.
mans are advocating employment "
tho bankruptcy mrna,c IN hn ,lioft 20
harm the entente.
-
Marry Carcy'- newt Universal offer
ing VIII be Lack"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-20
Two Causes
For Decision

LONDON, foh. 25-The decision OF
the council II IHrm.,rs 10 review TIE
Russian ,,lu,'Ipn was sid tolat to
have resulted from these two lu1n
causes
THE |topulrffy IN Italy 81 The
movement 10 ttr Italian .chamh,r ~
deputies ta mhe peace with the soviet
~guy,fnincut
. The opposition 81 the Jtntuesr
against any further expenditure oi
money or military effort IN SJucrIa
The Daily EGptr~s printed u svnsa-
tlonal dispatch from topcuhagcn that
the suprcme council tfouucii ~ pt''
mIersl had sent an official delegate 70
confer with HOrls Lltvinof 10 resign
Ms national manager Of the national
co-opcraty" socirt,cs. I.ityinon was
quoted IN the same despatch m say ing
such representations hid been nude
TO him In support ~ thia dispatch
tho Times declares tins pt1se 81 The
Russian situation hat been dlscassgt
By the prtuNsr~. %
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-20
1hNGER|NES AND
TURN|PS APPEAR
ON CITY MARKETS
EGG and Butter Prices Are
Steady Honey Cheaper,

Have you spadod w that garden
Spring onion sets az N cents u pound
and seed potatoes NJ 3 cents arc ON the
market.
Among the noveltlor-tha' grp,'rs
are showing today ARE gl1ut 'Irnips
weighing two 60 thfco pounds each,
selling at rs cents n pound.
%Tang,rincs shippcd from california
nrc new |dtloaa,cs ui Go cents q dozen
\ West Main street grocer - trc.iaIl1.
Ing on dry peaches a. a. cent? a POUND,
against the former 30
nislns, NFs and dates were never
nicer and ore pii,,d - BIT below holt
day tagging.
All green stuff ls crisp ara tempting
Mustard greens Aic DO cents u pound
spinach ig ~ cents, n nickel lower. than
last week, loHt lettuce IL ftrl 10
cents The head variety sweet and
firm. Is a nickel low,r. selling At D,
instead Of ~ cents u head.
Green peppers IRE three fpr q cents.
Tomatoes nro firm ~ the old Price. 800
e.nts n pound cabbage ~ noN 10 cents
a pound. Spanish onions Arc 10 cents
and the smaller grade is 50 cents
y hahiih|NfN lAH " lNN'N ~ f Ut VIZ on
ccHtS y pound. The now shlpmfnt NJ
celery Is ,strt nice, white. fresh ant
unusu.lfy large hunch,s 'Ur - cents.
The Tiny prr,u ana white onions, DC
H. round rch. ralii1"s suall class -
,%nrrots. ana also tender young tlrUlps.
ate priced ut 10 cents a g,uurpus
bunch
Flour md tli'Cf prices nre station
ny. Pigs ar' holding the ftsl o' tH0
week drop 90 sH cruts = dozen NhI'p
sugar has cfcrt up another cent OF the
pound. making that luxury HOW y
cents.
Money. ms a possible substitute, 10
cooking at least. is.a bit cheaper than
d week $50. NJ a. cents n comb
Coping apples hold fttt TO the ~
cents n peck price md the eating va
ricty have gone no lower than a. cents
Q dozen, The fines classes arc two Tor
10 cents.
An the wanted varieties Of fresh FISH
nom gulf streams and great lakes. A.
well NJ Atlantic and Pacific coasts. nto
10 be had daily at the local fish mar
k.ts.
G MIN ia now ~ cents n quart drliv-
srei md n p,ms less ~ the strctfs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-20
A Real Calamity

II was IN the Argnnns \ regiment
y yolntcd iDuuerts from DINO Who Hal
been iuductrd into the scrSiur Nul Just
rrc,ise i a t1'rh ~ mail ilu, neither
Ici'r. son Madison Monroe nur his var.
tgulir s!dc-klok. Washington JONES,
was mauiirsiius uny great citation, IN
fact they both Looked decidedly ia The
dunrs.
Nash" m]rirnal Jefferson. 'ise
the hard nlcE nest ugsor what Was
,v'r dnttr lr-t rut % letter from
mtrri'd another
'Oh in1u. mnn'' v6ilrd VAST. q YOU
don , know what hard it.k am Nc.
just sot a letter from %, draf' board
whnt says I'm exempt The Home
Sector
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-20
"AFRICAN GOLF" WORRIES
TEACHERS IN CITIES

An unauthorized addition 10 the cur.
uulum NJ games ~ school boys has
been complained u By some city
teachers
a tendency IL noted among boys NJ
me o.ilrs Zoo urIIpo that tho simple
l. lowAhl,s' ~ baseball. blsa,ittu.
''HI'lll and the SORE ore too tame
Converts 10 thar ihlalaal Development
lIrnt Aifl.nG s.if pro cas-, 20 uAialn
% be- slHl African ,1,f H. tho gicnt
N'ucfiDtu bone rolling ,,ctci,r Nn
1n'Ulnf increase 100 ,.rt.,t tmnhIng
- another dypllnhlt addition 10 mo
mani, habits & he MAN, ~ the
Fl" hnu. hots N 'Nc l1Igcr towns and
..'.UH. t,tIhria TaId
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-20

building this afternoon, Windows
across the street were shattered and
Impact ~ the explosion WIS feli ten
blocks away. The entire Interior NJ
M" building Was torn to pieces, and
ven the Walls wore cracked
Those seriously injured vert Roberts
Robinson, A. H. Roberts and zoe ~
kcr, employees " Armour and company,
used part NJ tho building aS a
storage room Four others we're cut
o., hrokcn glass ana nNlug pieces W
drhtlH. The exact cause NJ the tN-
plusion n unknown NJ his time.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-20

IN he held In ihs rhainhar ~ Com.
mrice "Wednesday. February ~, NJ 9
g.clocA D. NJ, according W Howard II.
HpfpH. post commander
widespread fniefsN IL being eyi-
denrod In the WidsNofih hil 10 y 70.
suit ~ the legion calling a spscli
meeting ip iakr II ~ SAYS llpTra Ito
anticipates q large attendance " H..
ton momhe,- and fofmor service men
Al ihs tnestlny.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-20
OWEN TO ADDRESS
BANK CREDIT MEN

CLEVELAND. ohio. Feb 20 Several
lund ed ha io credit men from RA Over
tho country attended the s~eni-apnual
convention TO-DAY NJ the Robert MorfW
associates. the hank credit mems see
ton Il the national u credit men Five
ssssious will be- hoid. the convention tn
close with a BANQUET tomorrow night
MT which United states senator Robert
I. owen OF oklahoma win be the prla-
cipHi speaker
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emit captured NJ 2acatsens. Mexico.
February u, has been released. his wife
advised
GALVESTON Tho strike ~ pNp
southern Pacific i%ungshOumon who
struck February I Tor Increased wngcs,
lnIIrI OF
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MUCH INTEREST SHOWN
IN WADSW0RTH MEASURE

lluN'l Hnrrell viii discuss tho hv-
gtnir ana ol,ic constitutional benefit
oi ilp NadsN0rth universal ttAiDinp
hiil nOw pending IN congress, NJ thr
snerIaI meeiInH OF the American LAalnn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-20

INNnUN, Thufsdnl- Feb N Ito.
ports appearing in Tho German press
rersrlinF clashes briwr.n troops and
civilians In upper Silcsla are inaccurate
and probably tho result Of German
propaganda. acc riding IN official re-
forts "a the Br,tlsh government There
lave been one or two minor incidents
but rcports uf serinhs turmoil prc an.
founded. n Is asserted
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DO not Ne laughed Into doing 'h9t
wh.eh YOU know 70 TIE wrong lir moiie
70, and hinih3c. buf ever respect your
etif. -lntd n~cacorSiitlh