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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-21

Miss Loree o'connell. formerly a
teacher in the Pendieton schools. is at
tending business college in Los An
geles.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-21

J. u. Mccook. vice president of the
American National bank. returned this
morning from business visit In Spo-
kane. He left here on Sunday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-21

john Bull Is patient In 81. An
.nohys hospital where he had his tom
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-21
Ne7os of Pendleton


Z. l.. Elgin is driving new Paige
o-sS' purchased from the Umatilla
Motor Sales Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-21

and find that while the cost increased
81 per cent in 1919 over that in 1918,
a normal year, the farm returns 10
Shima were increased more than $50
per cent.
Shima. who has been in California
80 years, is credited with being many
times millionaire. He is said to have
rtaoe much more in land dealings in
Oregon and California than in potato
production. There is no question,
however, that he controls the marnet.
and fixes the price. now abnormaIly
|hIeh. Shima is said to have had two
bad years-t917 and 191S-due to
I aitial crop fai'u''cs; now, with
god yield, he viii make more money
CIT OF potatoes than ever before.
Washington Journal., 1920-02-20
GeelcnluanOernns.

Som in6iI6en Geelennan0erun9s.
glall6en etnen altdgDptilfen
@louben Oieier glrt, Der oft ertpd6nt
miro, gi6t es nidt, = miro bel 9e.
reject uno geihrieben, aber Die i'm
ser beutige Snoer ii6 uoriteQt, lit i'm
aQgemeinen nid)t befannt. Ginem
&ufias 8. b, @laienoppS e%ntnebmen
mir in ser &ouptin6e oaS folgen0e:
Die Gee(e 6at i'm iroiiden 2eibe
ibren Git i'm Screen, BON no aus
lie oen gon5en &orper Our6Oringt.
8enn cine ir0il6e @rilten5 ibr GnOe
gefunoen, oerlGBt iie. otlgeton nit
Dem feinen 2eibe, an ben aud ,Oie
mooernen Spiritiiten glouben, Den
gro6en &orper, nm Die 8anberung
CUR neuen 9aieinsform att5utretert.
Die @oien beriinten in Oie neridies
oenen @oqen, no Tie lire Miiietaten
o65ltbiiBen ba6en, nm Damn ais ME.
Oere 8eien pie0erge6oren 5u mer0erl,
Die @llten %geIangen in bimmliide
8eIten, I'm BORT elm Sobrtouien0e
nnoauernoes, ieood nidt epiges
6reuoenoaIein gu iiibren. /. 9ie mel
item Menihen ober 9eboren gu Sen
rMittleren"; lire guten @erte:
Spfer, 8iiBun9en uim. iinO 'tir bic
Simmelfobrt niAt genii9eno, es mus
ourb nelles @r0enle6en permebrt, iie
teller miilien allo mieOerge6oren
WerOen. @uf Dem Jog. n8G%terluege"
gelangt sic Seele gum Monoe, no tie
cine fur3e 3eit bermeilt, Inn in ctmaS
oen 2obn Ser glten Snten al ernten.
Son BORT ans febrt tie nit pcm
Hegen mieoer 8uriif un0 gebt in elne
@flan5e Elm, oieie mirO BON benz
M}eniden ooer Sier, Der in ser nod
item griiten5 ibr Slater iein fol-, ge-
noIien uno gelangt bon oiciem in 0en
N11tteridoB. Die menigen Men-
i6en, ole i'm iroiihen 2ebcn 6ie Gr-
loIlng %erlongten, iperoen nidt
mieoerge6oren. Sbre Seelen Der
laiien i'm Monlente oes Sooes ocn
groben &orper un0 gelangen aui
Dem o@otterpcge" IN Die g8ett
9robmds, empfongen bon ibm Be
lebrung; 6eiin l~lntergange Der ietpci-
ligen @eltperiooe miro aud ibr
feiner 2eib bernidtet, uno tic gebcn
in 8robmo elm. Sonit iin0 lie emo
giilig erlolt u1r0 braltd)en ME mieOer
CUR groe 5uriid5ufebren, Ionoern per.
barren oltrh ale Gpiqfeit IN unpcr-
Gnoerter, g0ttlifer Seligfei:. @o5
0ieie lit, meiB audi BORT feiner!
(W. 81
Washington Journal., 1920-02-20
Der nnmnFtaliide 0ic6.

@ir .Ieien foIoenoe Strobe Odni'
iden Sumors; Gin 0ieb brod friif
morgens in Elm groBes Sous Elm unc
fnm 3uiauie ms A%Huiif8immer. als
Ell S6ritte b5rte, peritedte er lid
tlnter einem groBen Sieni6irm, Oer
in Der RGbc oes 6Iioels itono.
Bon Z bis : ll6r butte Die oltelte
Sodter cine &lopierItun6e.
Bon s bis 8 batte Die 5rueite So6-
ter cine Slapierihmoe.
Son 8 bis 10 bate Der altelte
Gobn cine @ioIinitunoe.
Son 10 big II erbielt Der 5Deite
Gobn llnterrift oui Der 6I6te.
Gls Die ubr i6Iug, ueriommelten
fi6 ale bier @eidniiter, INN elm
Stiid fir 8Iopier, @eige, GI0te uno
@eiong 81 %ltuoieren.
Ils es boIb IL mar, itiir5te Der
Gieb binter Dem Ofeni6irm beroor,
ftel nuf Die &nie un0 rief:
Tim Simmels wiuen, loiien sic
mid binaus ODER moden Sic nit
mir, mas sic mollenl"
Washington Journal., 1920-02-20

3 floa' 2ieierl mGdt' germ s'6eirat'
lei,
Sci Steuer is lido g'ridt';
Sic hat a ponen's &oderl uno
81 m~loeliauber's @'iidt.
Sic 6ot stpoo Gtrumpferl IN apoa
Shuab,
Sc 6at Der S6uaiter e'flidt;
Sn's Giia6erl, mo ma 5 Nalerl
pubt,
So g2ieierI" einig'itift.
8ipoa Sanoerl bat r gum arbeter,
0e ian 70 runo unO nett;
ga fitnnt + eabm idone 8nooerln
0rab1,
8enn r crit a. Monnerl bdtt'.
81 &apital bat r az mo- bint',
0es is ibr @0i6erl rot,
0es mo- als Gins niel 8riierln tragt.
ga is omol foo Scot.
sic bat atpoa lpeiBe Semeoerl,
De 2eintpano is De belt,
9eS amber trogt + om 8erfeltag,
Ges amber fpart f fiir's 6eit.
8ann Selirv ifiir'n uno Butter
riibr'n,
SO mit'm 8eien flint;
&ann iinga mia a &ir9enipab
11no pfeifa mia a STINT.
Sic Ia6t ols mia a Gurteltaltb'n,
So, sic beroirbt fon' @'ipiell
Set' feblt bios mo- 6er Si6entls
man,
Ser 9 2ieierl boamfiibr'n min.
Washington Journal., 1920-02-20

bietabs id BEN gang petI in mel
SebS gegudt. @ell, menn Ger Set.
mel &lmger bot. Damn flommert er
Ii6 an e Gtro6bolm Sd lin. mas
i6 IonIt mur in ole i1mterigite
@mertlhen5iefdies Oubn, in oen
Seller gauge Ill ben mid aus Den
aroBe Grod ell Grinf get0delt. SD
6en 70 ebollt finf Singer bod in
Oos @Ias gegoiie I'M BEN eS ais Ell
S6ott geiubit. 9ie Crime fin mid
aus ole auge g%elaufe Iii meine Sn'
felt bat gefiiblt, ais oh lie ooa nit
6euer mar, olDmer nod e Minnit
mar eS oorbei I'm if ben eefiiblt
uie e iunges 8ebbie, mas groo iet.
ne 9ottel leer getrunfe bat I'M e
Stiid 9on0p ~bingebolte friegt. Ser
Meni6 muB iid INNER gu BELLE
niIIe, momit i4 per6leipe Sbne
Sbrn lieiper
&btIipp Soueromper.
Washington Journal., 1920-02-20
Gin @erf iO5iuler 6iiriOrae.

9luf einem iOpuiidea &ldBden
am oelltiden Sltleeltranoe auf elmer
lGmalen &albiniel, Die n0rolid Don
Ger Office uno liiOlih bon Dem
Yndoner Gee bcgren6t miro, bal
ole Aageulcine 0rt@frantenfaiir
Ncllfolln ourd) ocl Anfulil 0ea
.Stranobouies" Schumacher ibrcn
crboluugsbeoiirftigen Wtitglieocrn
ell Seim gcId)otfer, mo- jie ncll9
Groft fir Den Gonpf INNS @alcin
i60pfen nerben.
Sn Der rei3poacn &anoid)aft iii
oaS cinfud)e o6er lolioe gcbautr
Naus gelegen Ser pra0tpollr ltcill.
iteie Strand ocrOitiee, Der mir 5lucl
Winuten BON Dem Saule cnticrnt
liegt, fann lid nit Den INonlten
HlGben u%niercr beOeiltenoiten Gee.
6Goer %nleiIen. Sir %oieienigcn Ytit'
glieoer, melde 81 ibren Spa5Ier.
gGngen Die llfer zines 8%innenieeS
oorSicben, bietet Der nabe gclegene
9udolper See ebeniaus ent5iidenoe
Mu5blide. Sic einiume Steae, mel.
die oos abgelegene 6ii6eroorf Nelt'
paIler nit ieiner 8alo' uno @ie-
lenlanoidoft nod bent our Sd)au
trdgt, miro oa5u b~eitragen, Dem
Scim cine groBe An5abl bon 6rcun-
cen 81 criuerben u1o altN au erbal'
ten.
Gas Scim Iiegt in Dem lanotpirt
lhoftlid iebr reiden &rciie Sdlape
in Sinterponmern; es lit tpobl an.
5unebmen, oab aud Die @efoitiglllg
ser in oieier Siniidt iiderlih nid)t
ucrpobntcn 0roBitaoter oas ibri9e
oa5u bcitragen miro, Inn ouf ole
nlgcmcinc &rdftigung Der Sniailen
in erfrcnlid)er @eile ein5ltipirfen
lno ibrcr @eiunobeit foroerli6 81
lcin.
Washington Journal., 1920-02-20

@ioerfprud. SD mO6te
mir cine @em1loelammlung anle-
gen. 8as ion i9 mGblen - antite
ODER mooerne WeiIter2"
yNebmen sic antife! 9enn an
fife lin6 iebt mooern!"
Washington Journal., 1920-02-20

@us Der &aierne.
r&annIt ot i6nimmen?"
.SSatpobl, Serr 2eutnant."
.l1no mo bait on idpinr1en ge'
lernt?"
ISM 8aIier, Serr 2eutnaat."
Washington Journal., 1920-02-20
sc m ii g.

@erfmiroig. &edtsan,
malt a.: n&ie 9ebt es Sbnen, @err
&oaega?"
&c6tsonipaIt g.: sd fam nidt
flagen!"
&eftSonpalt o.: r4llo i1ledtl"
@ut berorgt. @bcf:
,8ieoiel &inOer 'baben Sic BENT
WeiiQcr?"
aommis; r9rei, elm 5rieoensma'
oel, cin arieosjunge uno ein &epo'
ln~tionsbabD!"
Gin G6eibungsgrunO .
@ltern; SEA, ras lit oenn los, oaR
OIL sid IG,eioen lolien mialt?"
Slnge 6rou: nWiein Wfarm per'
Inngt, SAB iJ linn bie Solenfnopfe
anndbe!"
Washington Journal., 1920-02-20

Ole beorgte 8rant.
SD piini6e 0as bon Der YoliSei
berausgegebene gerbre6eral6um gu
faufen!"
nMein Srdulein, oas lit inn 9ud-
banoel ni6t 5u baben. 8elGes SIT
~tereiie fonnte aud cine iunge Dame,
pie Sic, fir Die 8iIOer bon 8erbre'
dlern baben?"
80, elm iebr eroBes, mein Serr!
Sd babe felt geItern einen neuetl
@rGutigam, Ser mir iebr Deroa6tig
porfommt!"
Washington Journal., 1920-02-20

9ie nene Saiion. n9en-
fen Sic lid), na6oem i6 9eitern oas
rene Sdouipiel geieben, batte id in
ber gta9t oarolif einen idredliden
Graum!"
80! @aS trdltntte Sbnen oenn?"
ngfir tr6umte, i'd miiBte oas
Gtiid nod einnlol anieben."
= @iGermGrtig 9. nSait on
seieben, pie g~eidmadpou uno 5nrid-
lolteno ii6 Die 6rau bon Dem neue1
Goftor an5iebt?"
$50, oie efelbafte Berion tut oas
Giles, nm oie Aufmcrfiamfeit 81 err
regen."
Washington Journal., 1920-02-20

Batter: oyta, mas iugt Oenn
9ein Yrofeiior iest 81 Deinen Aut,
iGsen, ieitoem id lie Dir ma6e?"
Quartoner; n@eute bat er
81. mir geiagt :DW3an iiebt aus Del
nen glrbeitcn Du mirlt toglld blo'
0cr!"
Washington Journal., 1920-02-20

~tUt " lUuS Z
SD ben Oas 3eu-
Jus 8iiineB ouf-
geptpe. Sit al
lein on meiu
eigene freie 8ia,
ionoern aud. bic
fobS, lnie Die
6elleri4 iagte,
i'd ben Die BID
nit getuat. &c
ben meme 9iite
oor1aeaudt I'm
Washington Journal., 1920-02-20

Oreifad . v... @as ia.
gen sic, i9 nentle mid gu unre6t
Srou 0oftor? SD bin iogar cine
berbeiratete, cine gei6ieoene uno
cine nerlpittpete 6rou 9ottor."
Washington Journal., 1920-02-20

= 8enibeI. ~8arum nebmt
SIR 6enn Den olten Bfeffermonn
ni6t in @ltren Gentierflub atf?"
Ser lit MIR g%eIernter &entier,
ser mar erIt &%oufmann!"
Washington Journal., 1920-02-20
Cur SleiidnDt.

Wilt ~tieflter @etriibnis babe
i'd pernonmeu, Dob Sic, emit ur-
fer trcieites MitglieO, iid pom Te'
getarlsnu!S obguuenoct babcn!"
.@an5 ndtiirIid)! Die enorme
Gleiihtclcy1tng fiibrte Sum aage.
mcircll @2miiicfonium. Die @emii.
iepreiie 9ilgcn oaOur6 folgeridtig
oerart in ne @obe, Dab ib nit met
rem gerin9cn Ginfommen ge5lpllr.
gen mar, mid Ger nun pcrbdltnis'
m0Bia bia,Qcren Slciidnabrung 0u'
5lmenoen!"
Washington Journal., 1920-02-20
eragnoitifer sd BIZ

9era It liter. SD bin
Gin Ngnoitifer," ia9te Der ma9erc
Mann.
nllnO mas lit ein @gnoltifer?"
fraetr ein @%efannter.
Sin Agnoltifcr lit - MN es ut
ebcn Gin Mauli, Der feiner Sade
gan5 gcmiB H."
.@n, nie fomrnt es oenn aber,
0aB Sic nit @pmiBbeit piiien. Dab
Sic ein aanoitifer iino?"
Washington Journal., 1920-02-20

Sobn: .&opa, neuli6 babe i6
seleien, oaB oie &oiafen bel elmer
@elagerull9 aus Sunger &er5en ge'
gcIien baben."
ct : y9as mag fem"
So6n: .Sctt piiroen iie pobl
cleftrii9e 2i6tbirncn ellen"
Washington Journal., 1920-02-20

8orfidtig. Sun9e Sans'
iran: rSie tonren iid elm Wittag'
eIlen u%eroienen, penn Sic oas 9ol6
bier ipoltcn!"
9ettler: u9m iDer bat oenn
acfodlt2"
Washington Journal., 1920-02-20

-9eim Seirot5uermitt f.
fer. Die Game, pelde i6 Sd.
ten por9eItent babe, beiist iooiel
taitleno Caller, mie iie Sabre 30bltl"
D@ie alt lit iie Oenn?"
D3ipan8ig!"
,Sltt mir Ieio. bic lit mir gu
jung.
9nnnibaliIdcs MifueritGnOnis.
Negerfonig (8u einem StammeS-
qcnoIien, Der. in europa in elmer
S6oubltoe getpeien): n@aS bat Dir
6enn BORT ont beiten geibneft?'"
Neger: D6ranffurter 8iirItden!"
@egerf6nig (5u leinem &od):
,a0nnten mir ni6t eiumaI einen
gan5en 8rnnffurter erpii6en?"
Zanzibar. n8orum griiBt
oil oenn Die iurge &elepboniitin pont
Amt 10 freunolid?"
v9l9, Die lit 10 ein liebes 9ing -
oie unterbri6t ms imme~, tpealt
meine Srau nit mir ipri6t."
Washington Journal., 1920-02-20

0mi sSre1noe buten itn LANCE gebedert = imo nod tetner wolte
lid of ben Seimueo begeben. ga 5ebt Der cine, Dem offenbat Die Wto,
neen ou8aeoonaer, 5ine magcre @0rie 6eraus uno iagt: ~Sest nB I1
bb nal idorn, oh i6 nod 9urt bob.."
Washington Journal., 1920-02-20

No.. @GbrenO ser Sable o'6ote
boben sic Sbrer 8rallt Sbre 2iebe
erfl1rt? :. 9as lpar bod ei0entlid)
fe,ne palienoe @elegenbeit."
nSo6I als 5lpeiten Sang COB eS
r0mlid Hbeinialm = uno Den mag
i1 nidt."
Washington Journal., 1920-02-20

9ie Steig er 9. Sals.
flau: .Soben Sic idon bel belleren
Serridaften geoient?"
Dienltm1o6en: 30 ia, iosar BET
bel belieren."
Washington Journal., 1920-02-20
Gnrmrr 5djrtibebrttf Nes
pbilipp S~auEramptrr.
t1O.

Dteiu Iieber Serr &eooftiondr -
QA.Iin q nnn2C
Washington Journal., 1920-02-20


- 1nmogIiG If. Sunior: ~@lio
on bait ibr bod fei1en Seiratsan-
trag gemadt?!"
@eoe: ~Neir, uno i6 lper0e es
or6 nift tim. gu untpeiblid! @ie
i9 neuli6 bel ibr porlprab, mar iie
chen NIT einem 9elen binter elmer
Malls Der"
Or peiB eS better.
nMar, on i9reiblt: nGas 8eib ging
ibrer 8ege" = ou fannit bod bier
nibt iagen oibrer" = 6ns 8eib lit
bod ia6liden @eidledts."
.n@louben Sic Oas ia ni6t, Serr
9ebrer!"
Washington Journal., 1920-02-20

Sid, Mannden, gu 3iebIt 9eineE
neuen ueber5ieber on. 8enn 0u
MIR piiBteIt, mic ormielig iiG 90.
neten mein alter SUIT altsnimmtl"
nWteinit 9l1?. :. Scum, Dem lit
leidt a~b3u6elfen. Sd 5iebe einfa6
mcitten oltcn lteber5ieber an."
Washington Journal., 1920-02-20

"Quel horreur, @rafim man NH.
tct mir 81, cine Selderstohter 81
beiraten."
.Aber, Serr Baron, BEL Sbren
berouten 8erb1ltniiien muB Sbnen
rod 10 i6on ales @urit iein."
@rIter @e6anfe. Tim
Simmcls piaen, Selene = infer
Sdiff lit nit einem @iSberg 5uiam-
mengeronnt!" - nSieblt Oh - pie
gut, Dab ib meme &el5-Yoa uno Den
@interblit mitgenormen babel"
SnttGnfhung Saul.
thanksgiving: n@6en babe i9 me
Grei.8fcnnig.Marfe angeledt uno
c;es 1T cine 81 fiinfaig = iAmedt
oll9 ni6t b%ciier!"
Washington Journal., 1920-02-20

8ei@eio. aengitlide 9a,
me: vSerr Doftor, womit begintt t
eisentli@ SppbnS?" $
ar3t (ironii6): n@sit einem e.,
meme @naoieitel" +
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
HULET WELLS
IS WELCOMED
Man Released From Prison
Honored at Dinner

Huiet NJ. Wells was nj home In
Seattle again today after a year and
five montha spent IN Lcavenworth
pcnitentiary for obHiructing the
draft Ills Bcntenco WAS for two
years.
Wells was met nj the depot last
night by "A party OF friends who took
him to dinner nj Moves cafeteria. In
the party were Jamoa Duncan. w.
ID. lane. G. J. France. Bruce Rogers.
Miss Lena Davis. Mrs. Hattie Titus,
A. W. Doyle. Anna Louise Strong. y.
u. Auit. J. Won carnop. and others.
DIR. Sidney Strong. speaking at the
dinner. Aaid There A. "A cll-un which
lives above tho lava kind OF aris-
tocracy."
Wells was formerly n member OF
the labor council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
Lake Boulevard to
Sand Point Planned

To determine the feasibility o. con.
atructing n boulevard from Laurel.
hurst along the shore OF Lake Wash
ington 10 San point. the new ayia-
ton base. members OF tho bonrd Of
park commissioners inspected the
proposed site OF the highway Tues
day.
Efforts AFRO being made 20 have
tho county commissioners and the
park board cooperate In building The
contemplated boulevard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
Allies to Confer
on Greek Problem

PARIS. Nov. .t.--Prcfnicr L~yguon
VIII 20 90 London tomorrow 20 de-
tcrmlne with Premier Lloyd George
the allied procedure In event King
Constantine returns 10 tho Greek
,hon.
7, was announced the premier VIII
be accompanied BY specialists In
Greek affairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
SOON WE'LL
} ALL learn
TO MARBLE
Neighborhood Song Leaders
to Be Trained by National
Experts

Seattle Il given an opportunity TO
train song leaders for the Christmas
holidays thru the action OF National
Community Service in loaning MIR.
and Mrs. l. $ Pichcr.
A committee OF citizens asked for
them because OF the need for more
community song leaders for neigh.
borhood and organization meetings
and for tho coming Community
Christmas tree celebrations.
individuals having general
knowledge OF music and desire to
serve their community In tho
capacity OF leading community sings
have been urged 10 Join this class.
Organizations arc invited 10 send
representatives.
The course OF eight lessons n free
! 60 all who may wish 90 AVIAN them
selves OF ~. IL was explained to
day.
Sessions win be held evenings. Tho
first lesson will be Friday at .. IN.
AT Is7 Stuart building, Applicants
may register any time during the
day BY calling at the Seattle Com.
munlty Service office. sss University
at. or phone Elliott 1871.
The Pitchers have trained scores
OF people In California; and thru.
out the country who arc today sue.
ccsSfully conducting sings with
groups numbering 100 to 5000
people.
The committee having this cosrse
In charge Is; G. w. Fischer. chair.
man: Frank II. Cooper. Ralph $.
Stacy. Alfred Lundln. Mrs n. c.
Beck. Miss Alice Lord. Robert
Boyrs. William =. Pond. Chester r.
Roberts. r. l. Proctor. Claude Eek.
art.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
Even the Roots Of
Superfluous Hair Vanish
(Ensireiy New Method; WORKS
Wonder~p

What r. the use OF merely taking
off the hair-ends and not destroy
Ing roots OF superflous hair7 Do
you know that you can easily and
quickly remove the hair entire. in
GLIDING the roots. with ordinary
pheiactine7 Just try 81, IL In odor-
less. non-irritating. and so harmless
a child could safely eat ~ Far SUI
pcrior 10 depilatories. clectrolysis.
etc Get stick Of rhclactine to-
day from your druggist and have
the pleasure OF actually removing
the offending hair-roots at last
before your very eyes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
Barber Gives Recipe
for Gray Hair

Mr.. A. y. o'Brien. who has been
n barber IN New York City for many
years. made the following statement;
Gray. strcakcd or faded hair can be
Immediately mado black. brown or
ilxht brown. whichever shade you de-
sire. By the use Of the following rem
cdy that you. can make at home.
Merely &c, a box Of oriex powder
at any drug store. IL costs very
little and no extras 20 buy. Dissolve
II IN ? OF. Of distilled or rain water
and comb !, through tho hair. Fun
directions for ure and a gold bond
guarantees como IN each box. On.
box will last you for months.
III In safe. does not rub off. II no,
sticky or wummy and leaves the hair
fluffy. ~ will mako a gray-hsircd
person look twenty years younger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
Reject Order for
Voting Machines

An offer from the Automatic Reg.
iBtcring Voting Machine corporation.
OF jamestown. ~ Y. 10 furnish the
county 30 new voting machines AZ
81 ,0s7 each WIS rejected by tho board
OF King county commissioners Tues
day night. The commissioners stat
ed they now have 20 more voting ma
chimes than precincts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24

Smsothsd 0ut Dy NsmiIa's
Wizard OH

Soreness and stiffness resulting
from unaeeustomed use Of muscles
or too much exercise. such as ten
mis-. baseball. golf. hand-ball. rte.
give way quickly 20 the soothing
effect Of Hsmlin's Wizard Oil. II
pene,raies fast. drives out the sore
ness. and limbers up stiff. aching
joints and muscles.
Hsmiin's wizard on 10 . seed depend
abe preparation TO have IN the medicine
chest 9or rfst aid and When the dscter
mar ~ far away. IL IL sn absolutely
reliable sntiHspsie application for eats
burma bites and stiuEs Nprains snt
bruises heal rapidly under tie soothing.
rsnsustins auaiitiss Keep u on hAnA
Generous sias bottle 1kcL
~ sick headache Try tfsfnffn's Wizard
Liver whipa Just pisssAnt Little pinh
riiis 81 druggists fer ssa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
Bureau Of
Mi s 8 in e
Relatives

The star invfses IN rvad~~s Ia No. this
oeDnrtn<nt - ~ ald In finding nfss1ng
relatives - frSesda- The departaens =
- hesD IN rvsnisisg thee vbs have been
eeparutsd. Thee whose relatives -
eysen<1s ere nisning are iavtscd - r~psrt
ehs diDUpsarnnee directly - The star.
H<adsrs uhe nay know the vheresbosts
- perssss n.<nttsoed In this eslsma -
0hnstnG are requested also 70 repsst u
Ihe ssas. Oth~s newspapers ere tnvifed
- rsprs>sscs sseh isems - wtn htsrss
ehe1g c~@nanitieo-
The present addresses OF two sunts
who lived IN Seattle up TO year ago
are sought by Mrs. w. A. Mahancy.
SIS Bell Vt Miss Minnie Sell. one Of
the missing relatives. formerly ran
. roaming house. n, 1913 Pike st.. bu,
was not there when Mrs. Mahancy
came to Seattle from Great Falls.
Mont. In tho middle OF September.
Snhe other aunt whose name. since
Nhc was married. tho niece docs not
know. was formerly Miss Lena Sen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
"a, 900 Letters Per
Trip by Air Here

The governments action In trans
porting mail from Seattle 10 Victoria.
u. C.. for transpacific liners has re
suited In n saving in time Of five
hours 10 six days. according to a re
port made today by Postmaster Ed
gar Battle 10 the Chamber OF Com.
merce. A detailed report Of mail
carried. time saved and time Of
flight Is also made. An average OF
$4,000 letters are being carried each
trip by Pilot Eddie Hubbard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
She's Young, But
a Hardened Egg

NEWPORT. England. Nov. 81
olive Charles, ~. who was sentenced
10 three month"; imprisonment on n
larceny charse, has a record Of
crsr.~. she had ahscondcd from vari
Gus houses. sSfy I'd two terms OF i'm.
prisonment and once attempted sui.
che
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- beg pardon. little girl. are you
waiting for somethingy Can l direct
you--hclp you In any way9''
mo. thank you" answered. 81
am staying here I'm Just waiting
for my cousin 20 come with the key
we forgot A."
lie looked puzzled.
You aro stopping az this hotei7-
"Yea."
He looked as n he didn't believe II,
but said no moro.
was glad when Edna camo.
As we walked down tho corrhlor
90 our do,r tho man followed q
little way. He watched us go In
We wsre nervous. and after n
while VIC opened the door q crack
and looked out lie had gone.
told Friend Lady tho next day
She asked mo 10 describe the man
TOO
COt>TRIFIIrD-
at waa the hotel Detective abe
said.
And all nj once 7 realized that ir
my home made frock and hat IN,
c0untrlfied appearance doesn't sauar'
very we'll with that gorgeous hotel
Probably tho detective had nevvi
seen anything just like mo there be
fore No wonder he was puzzled,
laughed.
stiii laugh when rfris t~fi m,
what terrible time they have bsinf
pursued by men. It's their own fauli
most times. n they arci
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In IN the
then tho Profile In Wa
alt Of
has NEVER
slept In a u she
Is II
% In k
u OF shs
Id h larnnar
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NTERE COOL
w DURING HOLDUP

NEW YORK. Nov. :t.-Frant
Ruoff and William Hernphin. held
up in their meat market by four
bandits were put In cold storage.
They said they took their hours
sojourn In tho refrigerator VERY
cody