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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-28
Callahan Makes statemcnt.

Hurley, Wis, Dec.e3s.-Mr. Gala
han, who Ii In Ironwood. Mich, across
the Montreal river from here, gave
this statement to the Associated
Press over the telephone this after
noon: t
with search WARRANTS issued BY
Federal Judge K. NJ. Lands, we
searched thlrty-As*en places in Hur-
Icy. arrested about seventy persons
and seized two bob sleds of liquor.
we will leave At ESQ. o'clock for
Ashland, WIS, whore the. prisoners
will be arraikned, probably not until
tomorrow. before United States
commissioner, on charges of violating
the federal prohibition laws. We VIII
reach Ashland late today, and the
prisoners Will be put in Jail there.
I'VE are practically through In
Hurley, and do NOT intend to leave
any federal agents there after we de-
part for Ash1aiid.
we met With no resistance in. our
raid. We simply entered the places,
Identified ourselves, presented the
Warrants and Searched the buildings.
The arrests followed.
II do not think the saloon men had
been tipped on much IN advance, "a
we found liquor In every one Of the
th~irty-seven places. II they hadsbeen
tipped on, they would have hidden or
DESTROYED All evidence, and would not
have merely cached setne Of II"
TWos other saloon men, we'll known
IN this. section who Nere arrested were
Hector Ac0tnnis and Anton Varda
tho latter = partner OF John ChiApusio
VINO NaS killed In sOctpbAr.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-28
yIBERT1Y BONDS.

New York. Dec. 2s.-Closed: s1-2s,
$3.50; first is, $500; second As, B4.2o;
first Alas. S5.SS: second las,
S4.5Si third 41-4s, 1920: fourth
4 Las, s4.sG: Victory 33-4s, $500;
Victory 43-4s, S4.S. Is
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-28
tcsnunusd ron, paGs 4,

ana he refused, at no6ns.to issue q
statement regarding conditions that
ISpfeaeded the advent OF the federal
agents, but promised some announces
EfuAhf ISXAr 5Q&&E EHSa &.s fs%3 ST. eG
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-28

NoT WHEN THEY'RE FIRED!
The people who burn their own
bridges behind them are not always
On. the safe side. 81
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-28
BINNM..

Argus had n hundred eyes. IN his
old age he must have made a spec
tacle Of himself. y Sri.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-28

Northwest IAmericks.
A Swede who works out ct Iakotd.
Is a native of old Minnesota:
But work he bane slim
In that region for him.
50 Ole bane how In. Dakota
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-28
Lands Sarbelssd.

Chicago; Dee. .3s.-N4wa Of the
Chicago expedition drew expressions
sOf surprise from fudge Lands this
EmOrntrfe.N - ..aS.a
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-28
A LAanbetinx TOWN.

sgSsS y, 81 +.ste#7H 81 AA.a-&AA SNJAa is.s 3A ,s.E
h I, IA L~a1nSerfng Town.
This logging camp town has been
the center Of anti.pr0hibttiohl feeling,
for several months. The town Ii iii.
habited mainly by iufnbetJacks, many
OF whom are Foreigners.
The sInoulderinES resentment toward
prohibition brooks into flame in q
pitched battle here; on October 3,
when operatives from, prohibition,
headquarters In Chicago encountered
whtskey estimatedtosbe worth $4,000.
zone man Wa sk1iied#in the fight and
another Wasssseriou4ly wounded.
Since hAt3time,#1 lis said. prohibl-
ton agents have earefully Navoided
Hurley, waiting until complete prep
afations could be. made to make q
raid in force.
The whole district In this part Of
the north woods has been regarded by
dry officials - q laW-defying conf
lmunity. Reports are that dance
halls, saloons, gambling shops and
bootleg joints flourish practically in
1.-THE 'open-each one. selling any kind
EIof liquor obtainabls,, from m%oohshine
whiskey to Italian wine.
from. outside >to0ks definite form, how
ever, after the 5AmHdsh IN october.
Friends Of John gGAdersf6. the slain
man and d saloonKeeper Of Hurley
organized and sent out 4 def which
said that the first prohibition agent to
show himself III Hurley would be
shot. They swore, It was said, to
keep Hurley "a mans town for real
men" XII
Home brewing has become a prom
inent industry, according to residents
OF the town, which boasts little more
than $500 people Kentuckians
driven from the hills of their own
state by revenue agents, saAre said to
have migrated to this district and set
stion agents say there has been no
pefaeptible reduction irf liquor con-
sumption. since prohibition became
Ironwood informed.
Ironwood, Mich, Dec. 2S.-First
word that q band Of armed prohibi.
tton agents was en- route from Chica-
go to Hurley, Wis, to clear that town
of b~ootleggers was received here this
morning in q telephone message from
Chicago. Hurley, which is just across
1.-THE river from, Ironwood and which
i has been. referred to as one Of the
wetteSt spots in. the country, was said
to have been wide open" last night
Hurley, Wis, Dec. 2s.-"About u
PERSONS were arrested, 81 saloons
4 searched and two tbobsleds of liquor
SEIZED" in a raid by federal prohibi'
ton enforcement agents here today
according to a statement by Joseph
Callahan, in charge Of the agents. who
came here from Chicago Unexpectedly
" The federal agents, with their pris'
oners and seized liquor, Will leave this
afternoon for Ashland, Wis. WHERE
the men arrested will be arraigned be.
fore the United States commissioner
on charges Of violating the fedora
prohibition laws, MI. Callahan said.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-28
THE TOWN TODAY
County o61nmt1nOHSr1 20 hold Am
poftant meeting beginning January 1

County c0anmt1aonsrs 20 hold Sirns
portland, nheettng beginning January I.
unlvefasy lAffAirs IT, W. discussed
~ Commercial club membership dine
Iier tomorrow nithts !. \
Caledonia Caf4ihg club held annual
meeting lA1t night ana lected ofi-
csfs.
Question of FORMING North Dakota
branch of Greetefs OF America being
discussed here today at meeting OF
Greetefs from three states.
Members 81. Rotary club guests Of
J: G: sheppatd ct wild salzhs fesd this
noon. fg s4s,,
: John rulos, local Greek. arrested
on charge 6f keeping Intoxicating
li4uor Tor SAle, dsmands examination
and y relsased on bail.
Haakoy Heke-FfAfk r. Hahkey OF
'Langdon, = hephew 0f Deputy 1Stiefifi
George j. HxnkeSL Il one Of the well
known hotDis men here attending the
annual q 'al afssstNefs. convention.
L d. Y. BsaIU DeAd-Wofd was re.
c<ived here yesterday that Henty v
Bale, tfntat about two years ago .
resident Of this city. hxd died In Chi.
fcago following I'M illness Of severA
months. Funeral services wtliebe held
lii Chicago.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-28

President, Wilson and William A.
Sunday each has a piece OF fritz cake
baked In 1872. What wonderful self
denial these lei have developed!
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-28
MONEY.

New York, Dec. 2s.-Prime mer-
camille paper. I S-4@S; exchange ir-
regular. Sterling 60 day bills,
S3.45 LES Francs. demand, $50;
cables, 5.84: Lire, demand, 3.35;
cables, 3.37:: Marks, demand, 1886;
cables, 1886. Greece. demand, zoo.
Montreal, IA 10 per cent discount.
r6vernmAnt bonds irregular; railroad
bonds irregular. Time loans Arm; 60
aavs. 90 days and six months, Z lao
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-28
G. j. johnson OF Nprthland was
business visitor in the city yesterda,
LATEST
CASH SALES.

CASH SALES.
Chicago, Dec. 2s:-wheat-No. 2
hard. s1.72; No. l mixed's sl.75@
Corn-No. 2 mixed, Is; NO. 2 vel
oats-No. 2 white, Al IL.
Rye-No., 2, i1.60 1-4@1.6D IL.
Barley. 60@86..
Timothy seed. $500 s.5oA
Glover seed. $500 1000
Pork nominal. $780, .3z
Lard, $1o.75.s
Ribs, $10.75 q 1900.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-28

Herald Want kds Hisns Rs1aitss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23
rt,uS,s,.ED HOUSES

70 FtfuefsHrD 2-nO0A HouAE
bath. nice and clean close ~
Zine for twa 1905 V, Tfifste =
-KO0M MODERN HOUSE. zzss w.
naHL nnIInrA ~ ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23
z CINDERELLAS
BEING HUNTED
Wanted in San Mateo Crime
Inquiry

SAN MATEo. Cal. oct 1.-Two
more CiudcrellaH were injected into
the Thornton beach death mystery
today AZ possible owners Of the daln.
~ French heriod slipper whose i'm
prints were dineernsd cioee by the
body u the victim. George Lopez. u
san Francisco.
Lopez was found shot 20 death
"wednesday. and absence Of weapon
pointed 20 murder
Additional lisht Was thrown on the
case today by the finding in aan
Francisco by Constable necl.s. ~ san
Aaieo. Of MAY" a strnogtapher, TO
whom fopcx Was said a. have been
engaged. She 81 May Collins. necbe.
after inisFfngatinR her. said he IN
convinced she has no knowledg OF
the crime
Mics Collins story was 20 the ~
geet that she has not kept company
with Lopez for more than month.
following a quarrel because II hts al.
leeed attentions 20 two other women.
Hhe gave Constable iseebe the
names II these two women. and he
at once began a search for them. one
o. these. ae believes. may h. the
owner % the No. Z slipper. Identity
II the women Il being withheld.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23
Public Markets

PIKE PLACE
stall ~. pure American cane sugar.
ms. fsc. Stall ~ pure fresh milk lie
a. stali 1898. best butter. soc N good
broom. 81. Is. fancy Carolina long head
fics. lie 10. fancy broken head rice
ibs 4se. 1899 crop seed 4 or seediess
raiasns 2 Ms ssc
ECONOMY
stalls s7-3e q goo cans clans ffat Sc
Jtffy JeiI. Zoe. SIC Olympic pancake
-four, 1sc3 len. pail karo syrup. sbe
stall ~. best peanut butter. Use ~ tail
can Carnation milk i9Me.
SANITARY
Stalls ff-7s. Mazoie oil ssc, ssc, 81 10.
t2.g6 gsc bottle Rniders estsup. zoe. sBc
Rogers baking powder. 1sc Stall -.
North Yakima Gem potstoea. 1850 sack
delivered. Stall te2, cans cooperative
milk. 4so. ms suHar. ase.
CORNER
Stall ~. skinned soisr ms 2sc;
finnan haddis, zoc n. Olympia oysters.
g5c pit Htaii H. best fresh rhurned but.
ter, soc NJ. fresh peilet eggs. CSC, dor
gsr pt bottle catsup. lee. cans Iibby'n
pork ana beans. asc
wEsTIAKE
Sugar stall Gold Bond Of westiake
Special flour, 1910. bars hob white
soap zsc. stalls 1911. bars No. Rub
Naptha soap, ace. pkEn. aearchuEht
matches, zte. lbs bulk macsroni. lse
stall i0s ems Del Monte pork and
beans. Csc. Wool soap flakes. 7c pkg
barH Royal white soap. soc stall faf.
Citrus washing powder. zsc pkg Pride
Washing powder. zoo pkg; Lipton's tea.
CSC 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23
Slight Advances in
Nearly All Leading
Issues ChQLked Up

advances registered practically
United steel $50 international Paper fos "a
Pennsylvania baldwin nv United Fruit &pA
az Texas company Si up ~ Mesen Petroleum 1919 Unchanged
4 teh y.
Public utility stocks active in the last few
ieum
ass baldwin ts e7M 5ai Utah ts
The market closed
NEW YORK :sThs financial
odas stock market speciality affair in which the public nu
stocks did little
than
her of
United
the
hsh level Atlantic
The whole public unity forward ponts
paratNeB light buying
du and The generally
with sterling &c higher
Price initiating
against important revival IN business activity according the
weekly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23
Widow Trying
for Husbands
Former Place

HALF MOON BAY, Cal. Oct, "a
Whether a widow ean fam heir TO her
husbands office and piaoa on an eiee-
ton ballot sw going 70 be decided Al,
the November election here
Mrs Angelina Francis. widow Of
County Supervisor Joseph II. Fran.
els. who died 10 san francinco ten
days RFo. announced today that she
was candidate for her hnahand's
place The attorney general previ.
ousiy had ruled that the husbands
nanc must remain on the ballot. de-
spite hia death.
To further cofnpiscate matters
Manuel ~. Francis. brother Of tse
arad candidate for reelection. also
haN announced himself In the field az
a successor to his brother. making
the race a family affair lilo seeks
votes via the write in" method.
A seat on tho board of supcrvis
orn frum the Fourth san Maieo coun.
~ district IL Involved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23
Busy Program For
Governor Cox Today

NEW YORK. oct With six
speeches on his program. inter
sDursed with receptions and confer.
enocr with democratic leaders, James
Al. Cox faced one OF the busiest days
Of hts entire campaign. when he
turned out Of bed at the Waldorf
Astoria. early today.
The eliminating feature OF this
second and last visit of the demo.
cratic candidate to New York City
before tho election. viii be mass
morsing at Madison square Garden
tonight
The candidates. first engagement
today wis with a large delegation OF
college men and women at the Wal
dorf. followed by a brief speech.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23
morsEkEEPING ROOMS
ron RENT--Io0sis

NfcE. CLEAN. LARGE FRONT
room. furnace heat. bath; phone;
home privileges. suitable for two
1901 e jefferson East 1888
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23
WARRANT FOR
WOMAN SLAYER
Murder Arrest Expected in
Frisco

BAN FRANCtscO. Oct. PA
warrant Tor the arrest OF u T.. Don.
uldaou. charging him with the muir.
der Of Mfa Ruby Allen. Of Mobile
Ala, who WIS atranRied 20 death in
a room "A The knieierbooher hotel
here Wednesday morning. was Issued
today.
When asked II Donaldson was the
true Mann of the alleged murderer.
Detective Sergeant Miles jackson.
who nwore ia the complaint. answer
ed.
TITS pretty nearly right. Wen
have the man under arrest pretty
soon now"
Immediately after formal Issuance
Of the warrant Jackson left the city
hall Tor an unknown destination.
The warrant WIS isauea while "a
neral services for Mrs Allen were
being held Expenses Of her burial
were betrayed by contributions made
by friends here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23
ROADS GIVING
BEST SERVICE
So Says Union Pacific Pres.
ident Here

Pointing out that both officers and
men OF the railroads are doing an
they can 70 justify private owner.
ship OF the lines. Carl X. Gray. presi.
dent OF the Union Pacific syttem.
ceclared Friday that he did not ex.
pect to see any more great railroad
strikes In this country.
~ can reflect the desire Of every
railroad man when ] say that IL liz
the aim OF all lines 20 give service
that win warrant the present meth
Cd OF railroad management" Gray
stated
President Gray arrived In Seattle
Friday from Omaha. accompanied by
his staff. At noon he addressed the
Yncubers council Of the Chamber OF
Commerce at the Masonic club
rooms.
Henri DE Man, Of Brussels, former
member OF the Belgian royal com.
miasion on reconstruction, also ad.
Creased the meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23
Vessels in Other Ports

paihaa --lsaitsd October 20; str Soaarn-
80 for seattle via ports stf Myrn1iden
for seattle Via ppfta. stF Hawaiian for
seattle via ports
Husaes Ayrpm Sailed October s. str
CISCO.
San FgNn<asea---Arrived October -. SIR
AFgyfi from Seattle At $50 y. N. sailed
ostoher al str Fred Banter for Fagss
sound ports at ~ .. m.
Victoria. r. C.~-Pasa~d out petnh~r "a
str Agnes Dollar fer Everett az a. "a.
Port Townssnd--F Passed In October az
A steamer schooner. probably Agnes Dol.
lar fss-Adsuirat Wain0rsxhtt. for Ever
sst Al $50 a. m
Tacoma Sailed October "a ar Aiaska
for Seattle ar ChiiiiWaek fos seattle
motor sehr 0xmo for Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23

Smith Cove terminal-atr Naquan. str
Eastern Leader. str Edmore. atF En-
Pier it--str TaithybiuH
Pier i0--r. =. s. Rush.
Great Northern dork--asr Fashir,i Maru.
Pier s-alr Admiral Rodman
Pier L. Motors Hehr Oxmo.
Pier S--str Delight.
pier s-sfr Juneau. str Northwestern.
Milwaukee, ocean dock-ssr Orator. str
kamehatka
Beli st. terminaI--u. r. s. Surveyor. sfr
Algonquin
East waterway tsrmlrnl--str West 1ria.
Todd drydocka-str Westward Ito. ssr
Admiral Farragut. str Eastern sword.
str Queen.
Puget Sound Bridge q Dredging works
STR Patterson. str Rainbou
Arnes yafds--str Roosevelt
Lake Union fIuiis AbiiIa. Abnoba. Any
dos. Addison. Ailsnhursf. Ahnlk. An.
thon. hayden. bertrand. Blngauou.
Blaaayie. Black Wolf. Blanford Gel
win. BouKhtou. Pezuta. ruyaiits,.
cabecan. Capraria. Cardia, ceuina.
Charus. Chesterfield. Chalats, Clnaas.
Cinyraa. Corus. cozian. Cola Clone.
Ellsaa, Electra. Endymion. Fort Hair
rison. Fort jackson. Fort Btauwlr.
Fort Union. Ifnufka. f.eoti. Kltan.
Coleman cfesoting works-str Horace X.
Baxter.
West Seattle sisvafor--str FrIesiand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23
FEMALE HELP WANTED

MOTHERS HcHOOi.H. CoiI.h1EHi
newspapers, clubs and Veterans
organ lzhtipnH~wGet this wonoerfni
document 81 the world war The
bound file. complete, DN"rffaH
Stars ana stripes, also i.zop OF
fetal war plctursA call and see
them AZ Apt. 4. windsor Apta, be-
tween a. m. and .. "a ~
EicheN.
CLERKS tWoNEND OVER ~. FoR
postal mail service. fl2a month
Experience unuuecrNary. For IRE"
Particular OF examination write
y. Leonard ffomef civil Service
ENamlneri. if2e Equitable Bldg.
Washington. - g.
CREDIT III You WISH NEW AR
rivals serge. Jersey. DeorRettn
dresses. also fine showing Of sport
skirts and blouRes. Phelps Co..
eos = Third tupetaira).
0IfsnENT CUSTOM cOksET--AL-
ierationa and repairs. $40 Union
Main stn7
~ RAM WHITFIELD CAN'T RE-
pair your watch. throw u away.
sAs Union.
RA0TGM TT KSo PLAYING
faarht p6ufaEfp Bldg,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23
MALE HELP WANTED

coEuH DALtNE MINES
Miners. sB.Ta. mucherA. fsTs. under
ground tirnherman. 50 as. s-hegr
SHIFT. steady employment No
s sssk', .shas fsaed ,sos g9a s snss
and roeming houses. with bath.
steam heat. electric lights. reading
r1ofne Good housea for rent 80
Smith. sifs.sifs smith Isidg
psrtn Earn while you learn ~
home. Electrical book ard proof
lessons free. Your success guar
nnteed and position secured. Write
to-day. chicago Engineering
WORKS. 1900 sunnyslde. chicago.
CLERKS. OYER az. ron POSTAL
pWrtrnce unneeeBHmry. For free
particulars - examinations write
y. Leonard gfgrmer civil service
Fxnmsnera. iIxa Equitable Bldg
Washington. u. q
WANTfr.~ boys FOR HOUTE "a n
r,srs - Al ps pert q nhs CITY oooe
Apply to Circulation Department
Seattle stsr.
MIN. ACE II TO IS. EXPERIENCE
unner~nan Travel. make secret
Investigations. reports. Salaries.
expenses. American Foreign De-
tFrAtNe NkFnGfs ttts ~ A<}Nf@-
MEN WANTED FOR pETEcTIv r
work. experience unnecessary.
Write y Gauors former govern
n1rnt detective. Danyille. III.
FIREME~. nRAkEMEN. s4s0-s 5ee
monthly Experiences unneees-
cary write only. Hallway. C-st.
Star.
II RAM wEfsFfELD CAN'T RE
pair your watch. throw II away.
500 Union
FREE RENT. WATER. LIGHTS TO
right couple. Telephone Queen
Anne 1osi.
HAIR cur, ase FIRST CLASS
harbsra DiIier Hotel shop. First
and University st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23
Look What's Ahead
of Airman Hubbard!

Officials here are specializing on
the possibility that Eddie Hubbard.
air mail pilot, may In the future have
to secure a bin OF health before
crossing the international boundary
line on his return trips from Vic.
toria 10 Seattle.
According TO a dispatch from
Washington. >airplanes entering the
United States from foreign countries
after Nov. 4, will be subject to the
same quarantine regulations as YES.
sells Public health inspectors will
travel In official planes. on the look.
out. IL Is said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23
Redondo Sails for
Southern Alaska

The steamship itcdonco, with
Captain T.. J. johnson as master
sailed for southeastern Alaska
points yesterday after chipping a
new propeller Her regular mas
ter, Captain Jeremiah flynn. Is on
leave 81 absence. due 10 sickness.
but expects TO take her cut on the
next voyage. The steamship North
western viii sail for Alaskan porta
next Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23
BOARD AND ROOM
TO IET--sT0REs

BOARD AND ROOM. fls A WEEK
"a meaisl. sfzss Cherry ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23
new Giants ARE
SNATCKED HERE
Eastern Washington Car
load Goes Fast

A now shipment ~ 1876 crates 81
cnntnioupen from Eastern Washing
ton hit a practically bare market Sat
urday and went like SNOW on grid
die. These eanta are declared to be
the final lot from their particular
section. They are ~ excellent qunl.
ity and sold FOR from f260 to ts,bo a
crate.
Among the receipts saturday also
was a car Of hug Emperor grapes
The potato market was firmer sat
urdag than II has been for nstne
time. due. johbcrs eay. 10 the inefehH
Ell export trade 10 british Columbia.
This condition. they predict. IN but
temporary.
Butter and eggs maintain yeater'
days. pTfoea,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23

watch your step Is the advice Of
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Car.
mody after completing a list of felon-
les that can be committed In rhe
state OF Washington and punishable
by death or imprisonment. The list
includes everything fam looting
graves 10 murder and bootlcgging
The list was prepared for the
county clerk and win be used In
cancellng names from the registra-
.tion books.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23
Marshal to Come
as Lyceum Speaker

Vice President Marshall will be
the main feature Of the " M. G.
A. lyceum course this year He
will come next spring after leaving
office Other features viii be
Lieurance's Little symphony. Lin
coin Mcconnell. r. q. Bale, Pitt
Parker. Herbert Cope. Garner Jubi.
lee Singers and Noah Bcilharz. The
course starts October 30.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23
GRAIN FUTURES
SAG AT CLOSING
Prices Open Strong but
Take a Drop

CHICAGO. Oct st-Aft~r opening
strong, quotations On grain on the
chieAE1 Beard Of Trade saRErd to-
dAs and eiussd lower than yeHter-
day The Hritish labor situation ~aa
the main factor IN the drop,
Provisions were irregular
December wheat was mp SIC at
the opening. otis aud closed Oft
tae. March wheat opens at ttga
off NC. and closed down sae.
December corn. up &c at the open
las ~ &c. WAS off &c al the close.
May corn opened unchanged at NJ = e
and closed of &C
December oats. unchanged at thA
opening. - sse. closed At that figure
May oats opened unchanged at ssA c
aud lest sse Ia later trading.
CHICAGO. Oct. s3-caHh wheat
No. red. f1iSU1siss No. : hard.
f2.oT u ..07a "a. Ne. J hard. s2st o us.
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MOVE Isl oNE oF ny LITTLE
homes IN West Seattle. NJ t.flhH
are easier than renting. One frame
ana mo log house. On h-acfe, now
ready. ,rt.t.s -.
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Crteher .sAsr HaFaer X Baxter
frsFa Heiiingh3sa At sis e. m. str Alas
30 from Tacoma at 3.fs a. meter
arhF 0zuo trum Tacoma Al 20 e. -. !.
str Cnlitlwark fFsm British Columbian
ports Via Tacoma.
0stas~r 4smstF Lyman Stewart from
Fort san Lsse via Vancouver. a. G.. It
p. m. ctr Fulton fruu1 Tacoma Al : -
>. ma str GFalasr from British Goium-
hian poets Rt ate . ma asr AoFntux
star from Vancouver. ~ G.. At . - o. VA.
Sssf~d
ccteber sf-~str Lyman stewart for
Port Saa Luis 1t 5 a m. ctr chitiiwaek
for british Cotunahian ports a. ssae a. RI .
str GF3iner fer British GeiumbtNa ports
At a M.
oxtober ss~s,r Rsdonsso for southeast
oru Alaska at o. IA.
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Told Him Not to
Return; He Didn't

Frank Roper Of this city HIS filed
suit for divorce from his wife. Mary
X Roper. Of Junction City. Kan.
charging cruelty and ineompatibiiity.
She treated him with disr,sspect and
even refused 10 speak 20 him for a
year at "a time. he alleges when
Roper came out West on business
she wired him not to return. There
liz one child
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Cantu Airplanes
Sent to Capital

MEx1CALi. Lower California, oct.
23--Airplanes OF the former cantu
government Of Lower California
were today shipped TO Mexico city.
following receipt Of federal orders.
The planes were used for scouting
purposes In the recent cantu up.
rising"