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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-27
Wonen's Stockings

$3.50 SIX Stockings sf.65
IA pairs pure silk, full-fash-
toned stockings with Isle garter
top, in white and navy only.
sI.S5 Silk Stockings Csc
800 pairs pure silk stockings,
semi-fashioned. Black and q few
cordovans-
soc Lisle Stockings soc
$50 pairs fine cotton stockings
with well-reinforced foot and hem
top. Black. white and cordovan.
FIRST Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-27
Towel Special
coo Turkish Toicels

600 Turkish Toacels
Csc Each
Fancy Turkish towels with
blue and pink stripes; size
16x34 inches. Also good
weight in plain white, size
lSx3S inches second y,eer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-27
WARDENS IN
OREGON WIN
PIRATE WAR
Armed Men Patrol Stream
Following Attacks by
Fishermen Along River

OREGON CITY. Ore. April 81
with Cart A. u. Rurrhduff. state
game wsr'eo. In charge. search
lights playing and power boats nh
"a with armed wartens keeping
patrol thruout the night, state Of
fleials reversed the fish pirate stu.
alton az Oregon CITY and were this
morning in complete oontrol OF the
Willamette river.
Spaxmodie sklrmishes marked tho
night. with patrol boats occasionally
greeted by harmless fusiuade Of
stones from the shore. -Four arrests
we're made. Their Mas no reeur-
renee Of the shooting.
CHIEF DEPUTY
Is INJURED
The fish pirates made no attempt
20 rush the wsrdens off the river.
a. they did early yesterday In n
s~ries OF battles that resulted In
severe injuries TO IL T.. Meads. chief
deputy warden for Cisckamas
county. and minor injuries sustained
By numerous others on both sides OF
the co,troversy.
Mcads was injured when a boulder
was hurled from the river bluff
directly down into his patrol boat.
Roy Bremmer. Muitnomah county
warden. was surrounded on the sus.
pension bridge between Oregon City
and West Lynn by a mob who
threatened TO tie him and throw him
In the Willamette river. as Meads
was thrown In during a similar bat.
tie last year.
Bremmcr has secured warrants for
the arres; of George Storey and sam
and Doug Ffnnuoane. charging them
with threatening TO XIII Fourteen
other warrants are out on various
ehargos In connection with the fish
pAr. bat up to ? O'Clock this morn.
ong officials had been unable to ef.
feet arrests
CLASH ON
MAIN STREET
In . clash between 4 smsr number
~ wardcns and half hundred fish
ermcn on Main st here last night
Hrennaer was ordered to leave
town
I'm stick around . WHILE be ~.
plied
-You wont hast long was the
Significant answer.
Battles between wardcns and com.
mercial fishermen have been annual
events since the state legislature set
3 definite dead line for nets In the
.
Bora
According to ths vardena the
0ahesmen were 80 incensed over the
QDenbaiahmens Of the dead line that
thoy not only disregard the line. but
~ Ne attention to the opea season
1Uu in addition
0tats Yssh Warden CAn d shoe
nnhsr h making . thoro survey of
oA1ncu cannerses and sales depots In
~ part OF the state. to determine
Woase The fishermen find market fo-
thalF alleged sbootleg- salmon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-27

Foreign government loans In the
United States outstanding July 1.
1920, amounted to Sfi, .s6s.0Ts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-27
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR ART.

LEY X. BOBTON, for IL years 9.
clerk tn the county assessors off. G.
was to be held at the Bonney Watson
company's chapel at } O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-27
ToweIing

Zoe Crash Touching 29c
Good weight, bleached, all
linen crash toweling; 800
yards only. --s.oons r,oo,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-27
Girls Tub Dresses
$500

Regularly Priced S5.75 to
$3.50
10 Dresses-Si-es 6 TO 10
Years
Broken lines of dresses Of
chambray and Bingham, trim
med with pique and lawn.
Long wasted styles with
overskirts; straight line eff
fects with belt and pockets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-27
Girls Tub Dresses

Regularly Priced $3.50 TO
$500
g attractive, chambray and
Bingham frocks in plaids and
plain colors trimmed with
plaids. High waist and over
skirt effects. Colors: blue.
green. pink and tan.
Sizes 6 to II years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-27
Lassie Sweater
Blowses $3.50

Regularly priced $500 Knitted sweater
styles in overblouse effects with fancy lace
vest fronts. Jade. orchid and blue
Apparel Eactiens Third Fioor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-27
Shirts $50

A splendid assortment Of French
cuff, neckband shirts. Fine-count
cloth, in medium sizes mostly.
$3.50 values.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-27
90 New Hats
SD. IS

High grade skirts much underpriced
Novelty plaids. stripes and checks in plain
and pleated styles. Smartly tailored with
narrow belts and trimmed with buttons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-27
Miscellaneous Items

Munsing athletic suits, $1.65 and
$3.50 suits-slight seconds, in
medium and long sizes.
IL pairs extra drawers. $1.25
each. White and blue, white and
tan, pink and white
IS pairs suspenders, three for
6oc-real leather ends, defective
elastic.
Mems Section
Just Inside the Naia Entranes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-27

A Money Day feature Of extreme import
ance. Unusually attractive dresses Of silk
and cloth.
Satin-taffetar-crepe de chne-tricotine.
Straight-line. basque and Eton effects,
tunics and flared skirts Brown. black.
navy and gray.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-28
Amos Long Found Not
! Guilty in Murder Trial

New Marrnsv!lle. W. Va. Nc'. -
iaID-The jury y tho "d-" ~
Amos Long. wealthy Pia" Ir"N" M"f'
chant. on trial Coy the second 'ime'
CHARGED with he murder rt Ci"ni
Ling in April. 1918, a. Pine Grove. re-
turned a verdict OF no. guilty here ms
morning. Long had been convlcfed OF
murder in The second degree a. MS
previous trial. bul appealed 20 ~" 81
preme court. and was granted new
Trial. He was sentenced Ia serve i
years in the pen!tentiary on his for
mer conviction.
Tho case is one Of the mo- n"om:,
tnent tried in the Stat" courts IN seV'
raj years. The defendant was
charged with having shot Glenn Long.
policeman. when the latter attempted
10 arrest him FOR speeding The G''
Tense endcavOrrd 10 justly III" shoot
ling on the ground that IN" policeman
had stCuck him before III" shot wa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-28
Nail Jury Is Excused Until This Morning
After Deiberating More Than One Hour

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be''N '''e testimony IN 'ae t''"i 49,
a. bUr.@E I"omr>r" II Whi'h III" Wy
ness bei''i.t" S'';d ;H"Tr Mere ~" KIM
~ In al t"e Young r.a'" a. me f"'
Hen!! hos" t"i.3". a"I 'Ha' he S.Sn"s
G4r' t.: Tie s"''"' ha.i";a Win f"I"-
tain pen. THIS t"Noa"n! VAS aE"""'l
u?"n When Il" "et'n>" VAS unaH." :"
I. SECURE 'hr presence o.; B"....,lr ~ q.
.Nir-""hn;ta' W''H">S ~ tn" - aNo'
delay.
Eehuua. "v:deHcn %: ,h~ s:7'N l"s;"r-
day a:;"rn"7" vas at sa"r. "A"n
'NIS" E"h.HN"n. acting np"n '";"''>'
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h"r' henry nose house Il" evening '"''
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; i - 49, n" defense >"7'':"HE morn
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OF erection day H"sSemer Nail arIi'"'!
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-28

To be fitted correctly in coat Of wonderful color.
ing made in models with the dash of youth or the
scdate lines of old age, that correct dress and
an improved appearance, YOU should buy Your over
coat here We're specialists and our store is full OF
beautiful garments made to give long service, sizes
TO fit men Of any proportion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-28
The Truth About
Eczema and Piles

Thousands and 'h"usa"da 81 Heori2
says Peterson - l:I'tal". n" Isaru:'s;
every We ri,t o!.c 81, ST; box 81 let
"rsnn's r:n'n,"ai Wi! abolish erzrTa
and narlsh piles and the gratef3l let
lers receive ever day are worth more
than money.
Mad eczema fov many years on y
head al could no. n"t any thing 10 stol
the agony. saw your al and got ".'t
box and | owe you many thanks for the
guo1 T. has done ~" Their isn u
hiotch on my head now and couldn't
help bat thank Peterson. for the cure is
great" Miss Mar li.!l, 42n Third ave
nue.. Pittsburgh. Pa.
I have had itching pos f"r - years
aud PetcrS0ns : III" ":'y ointment that
relieves inc. h"S.d"S IN" r::as seem 70
hav" Eo"c. -. Il E"G"". l!@1 Wash
.mu',u aynnua Racine. VS..
I'Sc 70 "cSCu'- n'u'mNn' for cd sores
"a, rr"unl. chail"s and az ~itn diseases
Ir4Eg SITS recommend 4 Mai orders
fl"d rN Peterson UlAtmcrt Co. Inc
Buffalo. y. y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-28

Norfolk y. oct - n" E''' p
Ca rauk"" : u ts"h" < agrru"d IN
MaHran'I'I rr":. EtNamaS according tn
word i"r"H'.i H"I'. l'"I.,. 1t ,.ri-, :, 1T
division h"rddUa?;rYs. II" 'rast guard
cute" Nr!uI"raw was ordered fT"n
tharl"s'"U South Carolina. - III" as
s.s:R"ra C the tanker which nas =
rev # - The Vessel wna h".uE
pounded 10y N"aNy seas, :he report said
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-28
TRIAL OF SECOND DEPENDANT IN
ELECTION PROBE WENT INTO
HANDS OF JURY LAST
Nl6HT
RACEc1ANN MAKES PLEA TO JURY
FOR CONVICTION, DECLARING
BALLOTS SPEAK FOR
THEMSELVES
PRESENTED lSS BALLOTS FROM
DISPUTED PRECINCT IN CLOS
ING ARGUMENTS jury
OUT ONE HOUR AND
TWENTY MINUTES

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-28

,!"hn Nortou. who MS Il commissioner
Q: e.cCt!uu ~ T'rrSiu " e.: Tile S"'uMj
ward. WIS the hrSt r"hUt'al w.;rcSr
allied by the state. II. testified mat |.
the best ~ his rccolect."a Ecss"ucr
Nail helped only eight 81 ION voter
marx their ballots. Nal testified IL.
Er,peh - or %
W:;h The calling by the state "c Wa
ter l.c!n"r AZ reAut;al witness. thr DC
t"HS" attorneys announced they Wou.I
object t. !ntrodvc, on ~ - idenCC con
rerrine hurley Thompson's presence Il:
sro", "r ,hc hose house Attorney J. :
/. O'Br'en stated nst. insofar as n"
defense had not introduced testimony
Concerning Thumpson's preserve eXccut
~ show that lie VAS NOT Inside the hoSr
house. evidence by the stat" concerning
TkompSon's presence outside tho hose
house was not proper. Judge Rob!nSC y
took until after noon - consider the
objection. and at the orcn'ng 1t tn"
afternoon session sustained the Oh,c'-
ION.
BEFORE resun,!rE tho taking ~ tcSti-
r;Uny This afternoon. the jury was taken
:" the Fort Henry hose house 10 view
the scene Of the alleged election fraud
When court resumed. Waiter l.einer
practically repeated the testimony he
gave at the rial Of Blr.cy Thompson.
swearing that he saw hurley Thompson
come CUT OF the Fort Henry hose house
the evening OF n" lection about tlfteen
minutes 70 s O'Clock. On cross eNamtna-
ZION the witness said IL vas not then
daylight. hu; sal plenty Hght enough
u see
William r. Wilson testified that hou'
ten or ti;tecn minutes 20 o'clock H.
saw Chef Thompson come out Of the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-28
ps.orse Rests at 3:l5.

TIA Nail GeC"n>H HrN..y rested AZ
, S.l5 O'Clock Yesterday afternoon. Louis
| F. SchrAcer. court stsnographsr was
sworn and Identified 4 transcript OF c.
The Delta independent., 1921-09-02

Claimed the government lost $780,
100000 on shipping operations last
year, but that is considered now
adays too small an item to be worth
mentioning.
Flowers are often sent to condemn
ed murderers by sentimental people,
but no one has sent any yet to the
tax dodgers who are being Jailed.
The farmers occasionally stop work
on account of the heat, but the golf
players never do.
Claimed the women will soon be
hustling for political Offices as bad az
the men, but it will never occur to
them that they can get elected by
passing around five cent cigars.
Perhaps the American people would
know the words of the national an
them, if it had not taken their entire
time and energy to learn the baseball
rules.
The Delta independent., 1921-09-02
dition of. the tissues from whatever

dition of. the tissues from whatever
cause.
Practically free" means that the
appearance shall not be injured to an
extent readily apparent upon casual
examination of the lot, and that any
damage from the causes mentioned
can be removed by the ordinary pro-
cess of pairing without appreciable in
crease in waste over that which would
occur if the potato were perfect. Loss
of outer skin (epidermis) only shall
not be considered as an injury to the
appearance.
Free from serious damage" means
that any damage from the causes
mentioned can be removed by the
ordinary processes Of pairing without
increase in waste of more than ten
per centum by weight over that which
would occur If the potato were per-
feet.
The Delta independent., 1921-09-02
the flesh injured by soft rot.
u. s. Grade No. 2

This grade shall consist of potatoes
of similar varietal characteristics
which are practically free from frost
injury and soft rot, and which are free
from serious damage caused by sun
burn, cuts, scab, blight, dry rot, or
other disease, insects, or mechanical
or other means.
The diameter of potatoes of this
grade shall not be less than one and
one-half inches.
In order to allow for variations in
cident to commercial grading and
handling, five per centum by weight
of any lot may be under the prescribed
size, and, in addition, six per centum
by weight of any such lot may be be-
low the remaining requirements of
this grade; but not more than one
third of such six per centum, that is
to say, not more than two per centum
by weight of the entire lot, may have
the flesh injured by soft rot.
Definition Of Grade Terms
Mature" means that the outer skin
(epidermis) does not loosen or "feath-
er" readily during the ordinary meth
DDS OF handling.
Bright" means free from dirt or
other foreign matter, damage or dis
coloration from any cause, to an ex.
tent such that the outer skin (epi.
dermis) has the attractive color nor.
NAL for the variety.
Smooth" means free from second
growth, growth cracks, and other alb
normally rough surfaces.
well shaped" means the normal
typical shape for the variety in the
district where grown, and free from
pointed, dumb-bell shaped, excessively
elongated, and other Informed pota
toes.
Free means that neither the ap
pearance nor the physical structure
has been appreciably damaged by the
causes mentioned
Diameter" means the greatest di
mension at right angles to the longti
tudinal axis.
soft rot means soft mushy con
The Delta independent., 1921-09-02

Some people patronize home enter
prise by maintaining bank account
that is overdrawn about half OF the
time.
The slow pay and dead beat debtors
at least claim they are entitled to
credit for buying Of the home stores.
One more thing this country needs
is fewer fashion magazines and more
cook books.
The Delta independent., 1921-09-02

Some children in Delta seem to be
{trying hard to get run over by auto
mobiles. and are probably disappoint-
Sed that they have not yet attained
that desired result.
Congress will periodically follow
the leadership of President Harding
provided he comes across with the
Jobs.
The Delta independent., 1921-09-02

Formerly folks used to be trained
to develop spunk, but now bunk is a
more popular quality.
The Delta independent., 1921-09-02

The trouble with some good prop
no one wants them but the people.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-11-23
ROTARIANS HAD INTERESTING
PROGRAM TUESDAY LUNCHEON

Lakeland Rotarians had a profitable
on Tuesday afternoon, the regular
luncheon day President Sanford
Jewett presided during the business
session but turned over the program
for the hour to Chairman Zerney
Barnes and his fellow-committeemen
Rotarians Myrick and kelium. Miss
Kathrine Kaufman sang two num-
Lers and Miss Eva Davis gave two
violin selections with Rotarine Mrs
Joe Johnson as accompanies. The
Rotes showed their unquestioned APP
probation of the talent possessed by
these young ladies who were heartily
encored.
Short talks were given by Rotarians
III. l.. Collins, w. S. Irwin, Samuel F.
Smith and 7. J. Appleyard of the local
club and by several visiting Rotar-
ians.
RCtarian Pinch made a report on
the progress of the movement for the
carrying on of welfare work in Lake
land under one central organization
composed of representatives from all
interested bodies. President Jewett
named Rotarians George Google, and
Samuel F. Smith to represent the
Lakelad Rotary Club on the board of
directors of the welfare organization
when it is completed.
AS president of the Lakeland Coun-
try Club G. e. Todd extended an invi-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-11-23
ALL SAINTS CHURCH
OPEN HOUSE AT
COUNTRY CLUB
THANKSGIVING

Lakeland Country Club will keep
open house for its members, their
friends and all who are interested in
the promotion OF the clubs program
out on the Lake Parker site, now he
ing developed into real attraction
fer home folks and visitors. While
tue links have not been completed
they are far enough advanced to per
nit of playing at least six of the first
nine holes and several semi-profes-
SIGNALS and few amateurs have en-
tered for the occasion.
Commodore VERSIONS boat house
and dock will be the scene of some
Good aquatic events.
At the club house. not yet remod-
eled but capable Of being transformed
into an attractive building the ladies
VINO visit the country club will be
able to form an idea as to what is to
he finally accomplished by the club.
Light refreshments will be served in
formally during the afternoon. The
formal opening OF the club house and
links will follow later.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-11-23

mon1i, which comes to the Casino
theatcr Thursday and Friday. are the
many magnificent and spectacular
s"ttings in which the various scenes
are enacted. These include:
remarkable conception of pub
lie section of tine ancient City of Car
image under Roman rule; birdseye
shot Of the City Of Biskra, the Mon
to Carlo Of the Algerian Sahara. TAX
On from minaret with an Arab pray
ing in the foreground: fifteen actual
shot. about the city OF Bisl;ra. especi-
ally made Tor the picture by a repre-
sentative from Paramount's London
Studio; Il picturesque African oasis.
especially constructed on a desert site
near HollYWood a complete Arabian
village the stronghold OF the bandit
chieftain. OMAR: and beautiful. ex-
Otto interiors, such rs the. interior of
the Sh"ik's tent, and the desert palace
of OMAR.
In the Carthage episode. which is
vision in the picture. a very unusual
effect Is presented. Agnes Ayres,
playing the principal feminine role, is
shown as the naughty queen who
rules the city under Roman domino
lion When the scene first opens, it
shows the proud English girl, later
to be captured by the SheIk, encamped
at uipht among the ruins OF Roman
splendar in the ancient city. There
are broken pillars and crumbling
ruins
Thon the girl becomes Carthagin-
ian queen. the architecture is re-
stored and scenes of splendor. pe0-
pied With the royal court. flower girls.
harp girls. slaves centurions and Ro-
man soldiers follow. This vision es-
taDlisnes The naughty, dominant char
acter Of the Girl, who insists upon
taking a journey into the desert, de-
spite her hro+her's objections.
The role Of the Sheik is played by
RuIalph Valentino, the popular
Julio" Of The Four Horspmen Of the
Apocalypse" Tho cast further in
Guides Iucien Littlefeld. Adolphe
.Hoaiou. George Wagner, Ruth Mil
Ley Walter Long and r r. Butuer.