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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-17
BIG FUEL CO.
JUCCLES COAL?
Chops Price to Halt Sales,
Independents Charge

When II comes 10 laying In the
winters coal supply, most any one
will admit that one lump In the bin
is worth two In the mine.
The question was raised Saturday
by several independent coal dealers
Of Seattle, who declared that altho
the Pacific Coast Coal Co. has cut
the price OF Washington mined coal
from ti.3o TO s2.1o within the last
few days, they ere not mining
enough coal 20 supply the demand
The alleged object Is 10. induce peo-
pie TO hold off buying, hoping that
prices win go lower. the company
reasoning that this will delay con-
sumers laying In supply until it,
mines begin 20 produce
LIKE THE GROCER
AND THE EGGS
Its just like the grocer who
charged 70 cents a dozen for eggs.~
one independent dealer said. "A
woman said 20 him, Why. Mr..
Smith, down the street. charges only
40 cents a DOZEN
Why don't You buy your eggs
there. thenT the grocer asked
Oh ssid the lady. hes all out'
just now
well the grocer said to her,,
when I'm out Of eggs sell them ~
30 cents a DOZEN
That's the way II IN with the
Pacific Coast Coal Co. They adver-
tise low prices but the output can't
begin 10 supply the demand"
Another independent dealer do
clared that while the Pacific Coast
Coal Co. stated they were mining
600 tons OF coal a day, only a small
percentage Of this amount was
available 10 the general public
BULK OF sUPPLY
GOES TO BIG CONSUMERS
Most OF the coal they mine az
present goes TO supply the needs OF
a few big consumers, under con-
tract" be declared
Stili another Independent concern
brought out the point that while con-
siderable criticism has been directed
toward the using Of British coal. this
was unjust.
I'VE were glad to get British Co
lumbia coal during the recent shut
down" be said And. besides. BRIT
ish Columbia coal is not In direct
competition with local mines. This
Is because we get bituminous lump
from British Columbia, which Is pro-
duced only in very small quantities
In Washington"
The British Columbia mines, he
added. are for the most part owned
BY American capital and operated BY
American men.
EMPHATICALLY DENIES
INDEPENDENTS CHARGE
Wiley Hcmphiii. sales manager Tor
the Pacific Coast Coal Co. when ap-
prised OF the independent dealers
charges. issued an emphatic and
open Invitation for any one to visit
his main bunkers and sec for him.
self how much coal II available for
domestic consumption
~Come on down." said Hemphil,
''nnd I'll show you 100 carr Of coal
standing on the tracks In Seattle this
morning. We have right nov an the
coal anybody can want and 1t the
new low prices. And our output "
increasing daily"
Coal. mister?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-17
Lindberg, Once Bank
Director, Arrested

TACOMA Sept lion inforrna-
ton filed against him by Prosecuting
Attorney J. w. seidcn. charging that
$4,000 was taken from the defunct
scandinavian. American bank II.
legally Gustaf Lindberg. former di.
rector OF the hank and wholesale
grocer here, was arrested Friday. The
charge was filed In the superior
court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-17
BREAK ALLEGED
SHIP BOOZE RING
Three Members OF Vessels
Crew Arrested

what is declared 70 have been a
lucrative retail liquor business
aboard the steamship victoria Was
broken up Saturday forenoon. when
federal prohibition agents arrested
three members OF the crew and
seized $3.50 worth OF liquor.
w. A Hopkins. purser. and two
colored walters. T.. cumby and Harry
Butler. are held In city jail for safe
keeping while federal charges are
being prepared against them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-17
May Allison and
Hubby Honeymoon!

Los ANGELES. Sept l7.-Its
honeymoon time for May Allison.
Robert ID. Ellis. motion picture d.
rector. whom the star married Sc
crety at Greenwich. Conn. last
Thanksgiving day. arrived here to-
day for a iongdefcrred honeymoon
at Beverly Hills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-17
3 Army Men Killed
in Airplane Crash

DALLAS. Texas, Sept l7.--Lieut.
j. y. Armstrong and two enlisted
men. sergts Gibson and White, frcla
Post Field. Fort siil. Okla. were In
stanuy killed Friday when their
plane. $50 feet above the aviation
grounds. turned into a tail spin and
crashed to the field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-17
Gets Five Years for
Attempting to Kill

"NeversIeep" Louis Mark Duncan,
negro. who was found guilty Thurs.
day OF attempt to kill Noy Pierson,
also n negro, July 10, was sentenced
to five TO six years in the state
penitentiary by Judge Otis w.
Brinker Saturday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-17
RASCALS BEAT
N FIREMEN TO 1T

DENVER Sept IA small
shack. soaked with oil. was to, be
burned today at the police and IRE
mems annual field day as one Of the
stunts Small boys set fire to II
last night and watched while indig.
nant firemcn stroye vainiy TO save IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-17
Military Writer Of
Note Dies at Home

MEDFoRD. Ore. sept 1I-Col.
Herbert Rowland Sargent retired.
well-known military strategist and
writer on military subjects, was dead
at his home here today from heart
disease.
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ALL IN GOOD RUNNING ORDER
TERMS
SEATTLE AUTOMOBILE SALES
COMPANY
1874 nth Ave
1890 oLDsMoBiIE TOURING;
fine ear. run but Looo miisA wiii
Cheap. with good terms ssio NJ
ssth. kenwcod sgtT.
NEW FoRps CAN BE BOUGHT on
small cash payment balance
rman,hly PAYMENT 3" 'nss ,rn,i. a =,
East oeao
1915 MAXWELL TOURING CAR
that VIII rum has good battery.
starter, etc. Sell for $3.50 cash.
1894 nth Ave.
A BUY At ts7s. 1871 CHEVROLET
400 model. cord tires In rear;
spare tire and tire. lock; spotlight,
dash Hight usotomrter. Weed
chains. etc Cali East sses.
1870 CHEVROLET RoADsTER--s
wire wheels. 5 good oversize tires.
A classy little car. Price yf7S.
terms. 1891 broadway.
1890 DODGE TOURING - OWNER
must dispose OF this fine car.
Have cut the price TO sTTs; terms.
1871 broadway.
1870 CHEVROLET TOuRING-THIs
car looks and runs like new. own
er must sell t97s: terms. 1871
Broadway.
Ilsis DODGE TOURING; FINE CAR:
NO SNAP at $3.50. Win sell for
1850. and give good terms.
ii2t nth Ave. East te2
TWO CHEVROLET TOURING CARS
at low prices and easy terms
Henry Mossbaeh. els u. Pike At
BATTERY MAN SAYS YOUR OLD
battery "a ~ q. Let RHODES save
IL. Work guaranteed. 2035 THIRD
AVE MAIN 5sts.
LATE 1918 FORD TOURING -
Starter block. new top and side
curtains. new tires. s325. terms
1871 broadway.
DODGE OADsTER-PAINT GOOD.
fna ssfs aerm bal sroaS Srasr
1917 REQ TOURING; GOOD CAR:
fine condition. si25; terms.
1924 nth Ave.
1918 FORD TOURING - OWNER
will sacrifice this car for 5000;
terms. 1871 broadway.
Low PRICES AND EASY. TERMS
on all cars. Henry Mossbach. 6i8
-. Pike st. Epst 1851.
1890 CHANDLER TOURING; WILL
SELL, sell for p $1,000; as no trade; some
FORD CHASsfS AND FORD BUG
cheap, Phone Garfield asoo sun
day and evenings.
IIsfs FORD ROADSTER - PRICE
sz2h; terms. Hamili & Engdahi.
1881 Broadway.
1920 FORD TOURING. GENUINE
SNAP. bis f;ltel Bldg.
GOOD OAKLAND TOURING. SELL
cheap. $3.50; terms. i.
1924 18th Ave.
1918 sTEkIiNs- KNIGHT TOURING.
~iIl sell cheap, or trade.
GOOD CHANDLER TOURING CAR
for $500. 1928 nth ave.
SPOT CASH FOR AUTOS. CALL ana
SPOT CASH FOR AUTOS. CALL 1886
Arcade fildg.
8, Observation-Disclosures
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
good light cars. Henry Mossbach
Auto Co. s1s V, PIKE IT. Fast 2ssf.
IS MACHINERY
Il l. f CT RIc MoTOn d RILLs.
pumps. w. Montelius Price Co.
Rent Of sale. Main $40. s2t list $.
rs FOR sAI.E-REAL ESTATE
PAINTERS. ATTENTION = WILL
take your work up 70 $500 ~ first
payment on Broom cottage In
: West seaAic. close To ADMIRAL
way and ear lines; wonderful
view: good garden; fruit trees:
close In. Price $500 s22 per
month. Inquire at 4096 Arcade
Bldg. Main ASIA.
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FARM LANDS

TWENTY ACRES AND PLENTY"
FREE book about Florida Tells
the truth. Monthly paymentsi
easy terms. orange groves piant-
ed. Sylvester ". Wilson. Dept
H-36h Oflando FLA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-17
STOCKS AM noNns

WILL Bul LIBERTY BONDS
WILL SELL.
I Hughes oil Co.
: Johnston Piston a Ring.
20 Rainier Gas Crystal
100 Simplex Auto Wheel
100 Western Smelling A. Power.
100 Hothert procesn Steel
100 universel High Power.
200 Topper Mig. Co.
aas National Mines Co.
1000 Wyoming Pacific OIL
1000 Davis Car Co.
1900 Columbia Red Metal
1000 Alaska Petroleum a Coal
MAX WfNkLER
l HAVE ron SALE $4,000 WoR1H
81 Pacific White Mica securities
WIZ trade Off real estate 2i7 Co
tumbla II
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ACREAGE
DAVID y. EASTMAN
iozt Third Ave-
CLOsE-fS ACREAGE


NORTH TRUNK HIGHWAY
tsoo-S acres level land. well located
Reasonable tcrmA
tsso--Fsns B-srre tract with some
timber. about 600 feet off the
highway. on county road
slightly location and good soil
IEHMA
t5eo-a4 acres fronting on high
way. extra Eood.scii: sold on easy
terms. East OF Edmonda. sno-
homish county: on North Trunk
highway.
MERCER ISLAND
LAKE WASHINGTON
ysoo
CLEARED. READY FOR PLANTING
road. about 10 minutes walk from
boat landing Sold Ia 20 f0-acre
tracts. price 1900 20 1850 per acre;
easy terms. Excellent view: good
schools. etc
LAKE WASHINGTON WATER
FRONT
1900 up for large tracts. with 100
iEtt 'front.' on tfHkf MhAtfHN-
ton: MAIN LAND. with boule-
ward at the lake end 81 each
tract: location miles nprth %
kfR X L. ND; IUANITA
POINT. "A mile from fine water
front, with sandy beach. and
wonderful selection OF the
finest native trees and Ehruba.
EASY TERMS.
MERCER ISLAND WATER FRONT
With good boat service. LARGE
TRACTS for 1900, on terms
EAST OF BELLEVUE.
LAKE WARRINGTON
S75 to si25 per acre--fiood land. In
5racre tracts. ION highway. sold
o. monthly payments.
DAVID n EASTMAN
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o. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


RAISE BIG CAPITAL. WRITE ron
free copy Quick Financing" II
you. need big capital for oil.
mining or Industrial business.
Cunningham Financial HpeeInllsts
Chamber 81 Commerce Bldg. Pas
HOUSE AT GEORGE
modern: large corner lot: apart.
ments uiwayb rented; income $50
psg month Price $1,000; ternA-
FOR sALE-IITNES nus AMI
route, With mall contract doins
a good hnslne.s Reason for sell
Wilmington SOLDER ifons.
ONE POOL HAIL AND coNFEc-
tionery; good location: To sell az
cost. cash. Inquire Rhuben Boyd.
Clear Lake. Wash.
WILL ENTERTAIN GOOD sEcuRf-
ties In exchange for my new. neat
shoe and notion business. About
WANT TO HEAR PROM OWNER
sale. John J. Black. Chippewa
Fails. Wis.
FRONT ROOM SUITABLE FOR
tailoring, dressmntlng, cleanipg
snd rspsirins. The Thrift. iSs
FINE ooiNogcRocEHY AT IN
voice, about 1880. fine location.
hit lioweH ".
Mr.. Behling. 2ls Hoge Bldg. Annex.
sells hlEh class bnslncss houses.
81 SPECIAL NOTICES
KEEP CLEAN - RUGS CLEANED
anywhere, any time. Prices right
Weseott Rug Cleaning Co. kcn-
WOOD sglL.
~ PERSONAL
reasonable charges Phone Mrs.
Larson evenings Main se7i.
ZONE AND DivIAE THEftAPy
noid-sis OUTFIT AZ Wayne Hotel
Second and Virginia ~.
SuksE--Ara. A wiileikssn- Sunset
ssA PsYCHOLOGIsr
M ass.1 T, nn.iys, re s.sPssss; ihisssr
100 REAL ESTATE LOANS
FoTiiE PAW MTd. co. fssi ird
ioi NOTICE TO CONTRACTOKs
lINAEAe6 fVtk ht@I fsAttH ~
O. r. T.. DOCK. SEATTLE
Sealed tenders, addressed TO the I'M
derslTn~d. and Endorsed Tender
for repairs 70 q, n. T.. Seattle
Dock. will be received at the office
OF the undersigned until ~ o'clock
noon Thursday. the 9end day OF
September. 1871. for the following
repairs 20 shc above mentioned
% approximately io,eos iinsai feet
OF creosoted fender plllnH: sup
plying approximately 1900 y,
b. NJ i3rfz-inch FIR, to be used
as chaikr. and To DO straight
grained and free from knofs: it6
tx1o-lneh bolts. with nuts and
washers. 600 chalk bolts Ar7s..
inch. with nuts and washers. and
tho boiting into place Of the said
chafkn.
Tenders mus, be accompanied by an
accepted check on n chartered
bank equal TO O.. Of the value Of
the work. payable 20 the order OF
the Treasurer. Canadian National
Railways. Tho lowest or any ten
dor not necessarily accepted.
Specifications may be ecen at the
office OF J. J. Carroll. Dock Agent.
@. T. y. Dock. Seattle. or the un-
c. II. NICHOLSON.
Manager OF Sscamfhipr.
Canadian National Railways.
Vancouver. IL &.
sen,emh~r 7. 1871.
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TT SEEMED TO
! CHASE HIM ZIP

LINCOLN. Neb., Sept IT,
Thomas Johnes. negro. possesses a
supcriative genius for finding hooch.
He was "jugged'' for being drunk.
While serving as Jail janitor he
stumbled on case OF high speed
evidence" His visit viii be ex.
tended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-17

NATIONAL GUARD is withdrawn
from duty at Fairholm, where II has
been enforcing fire regulations In
Olympic national forest.
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Teacher association has announced
its first meeting Of the school year
for Monday. at p. m The demand
for a school In the district Is to -
discussed.
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MRS. MARY NJ. LOWERING, who

died Wednesday at her home. 1916
Latona ave-. buried in Evergreen
cemetery.
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CHANDLER TOURING: CAN MAKE
you a good trade. or neil cheap Tor
cash. Broadmofs APIS. 10. Elliott
4Oeb-J.
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MORE THAN - CASES are on
the docket for the federal grand jury
which convencs Tuesday morning In
the courtroom Of Federal Judge
Jeremiah Netercr.
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It's good, that's sure. 4oc Supreme
Blend Coffee Hansen. 40 Economy
Mkt.
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st.5oo ron TWO HOUSES on A
nice level lot. oosioo. one q a
ia svsry respect regn n ekRrs sad e,enn
with we'll arranged. good sized
rootnn. furnace heat and cement
basement The other IN neat
.sroom cottage that now rents. for
In. and are a good buy. KOS
HENRY c EWING COMPANY
200 Alaska Bldg. Main 1854
A RIAL BUY
1T Is A BARGAIN
one acre improved. Broom house;
property all cleared: graded roxd
water pipcd into house and gar
deni electric lights: telephone v
WAITED. close 70 ear line and
limits fris s'' only eS''' $780, ,p' ,silos
down. t2b month.
III. NJ NEfaON
40 Hinckicy Bldg,
AUD ana columbia. Phone Ell tss7.
BUNGALOW BARGAINS ROOMS;
modern; all on one floor; light,
sunny hrdrooms; oak doors: good
equipped bath, large cioscts: con-
crete basement; furnace: lawn;
flowers; small fruit; lot sbxf0s 10
alley furnished or unfurninhcd.
Attrae,iyely priced for quick sale.
and save commission. Handy 20
" high and grade schools. f-sa.
VACANT LOT CHEAP
soxi7Q; assessments In and paid; no
paving. t7oo; terms III wanted
Look a, q. Just 900. feet east o.
Meridian car, on u. s7th. near La
At 1870 westlaks ave.
FOR sALE-housEs FRoM 1900
ic-room. .f,,ooo; 1900 down. $50 mo.
I-room. sae00; yt0O down.
s-room. 1880; 1900 down. $40.
sois it,h ave N. w. ask for 3.
400 CASH
t-room bungalow. with combination
living and dining room, bed
rooms. kitchen and bath; lot i00x
iaei good soil. Price ti.s0o. CAN
klliott oais. or sundays or even
lngs sunset 1921.
NY EQUITY or 1909 IN sexi0o
corner iol; one > and one t-room
house. wNh bath and sewer con-
nected: rented Plenty ~ room for
store building. Good district. By
owner, ial No. sirt sunset 1878,
cuLvisR-QuEEN ANNE
Come 10 us for tho best buys In
Queen Anne hlll property.
H. q. CULVER
~ Boston 81. Garfield o1TT.
GROOM HOUSE; CONCRETE BASE
rnent. splendid View. Price 1850.
$3.50 each. balance t3s monthly
including interest Located 1879
seventh ave ~ Phone Main afs2
WOODLAND PARk-ss.eo0: sIx-
room house. has good view: CO.
ment basement; 1900 cash; balance
rent ig1s North 18th. North
o91s or North osst.
T-RooM HOUSE, FURNISHED or
unfurnished. cheap. Take car az
h..r, ps ss,ssn No junk. Phone
yss CASH. sac MONTHLY, TAKES
new broom modern bungalow.
1s, issrs O Improved on Beacon hill
SMALL G osrTAGE, u.sSo; tas
hank. Main siTG ~
10 foR ExCHANGE-REAL
ESTATE
wANTED-AuTos spHEFERABLy
Fords5 In exchange for real ea-
tate. Phone Lillian L. Sheridan.
Garfield 1901.
s0xfe0-FooT Tor: HOUSE 24x3s.
WIN exchange FOR automobile or
or acres OF land siii 18th ave.
We MY, SELL. AND EXCHANGE.
No matter what you have, SEQ US.
an Yale Bldg Elliott dQg1.
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USED CAR SPECIALS
AT PRICES
HARD TO BEAT

Etudebaker bug. rome huy et,t tbo
1918 Hfiscoe. good mechanical
condition; good tires $500. tts
1891 Lexington sedan. run
1900 miles ..s.....s.....ss- %.ve
1919 Chevrolet .............s. 40
1918 Mitchell T-passenKrr; Ike
new; cord tires .......s. 1850
1915 Mitchell; thoroly over
hauled ........-+s.sts 10
BRING IN YOUR LIGHT FOUR
VIE WILL TRADE
You can see these In the open-alr
lot on the north side OF Pine 81.
between Eighth aud Sinth. BfinE
In your Iirht cars. We VIII trade,
Easy termA We carry our e~n
paper.
u YEARS IN THE NORTHWEST
MITCHELL. LEWIS a sTAyEn co.
- "a izh Ave-
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The Seattle Star
DIRECTORY


Attorncys.at.l.aw
j. T.. BALt<-Estabiished 1887. All
cases; moderate fees: consultation
free. Main 130s. 2i5 Burke Bldg.
sos Second.
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WANTED ADvER-
1E11oeuents Of dtsehsYged soldiers
y = sailors are Dristed free Of
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Loaf AND FOUND

FouND--HIuE Top COAT. WITH
service button. Party may have
same BY paying for this ad. Phone
Sunset tTsS.
pair your watch. throw II away.
500 Union,
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t5so--sh acres fronting on high
way. extra good.scii: sold on ensy
terms. East OF Edmonda. sno-
honish county. on North Trunk
highway.
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GOOD USED CARS

ALL IN GOOD RUNNING ORDER
TERMS
SEATTLE AUTOMOBILE SALES
COMPANY
1874 nth Ave-
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- 40 IEr--UNFURNisHED
HOl'SES

io-RooM HOUSE. Suitable ron
light housekeeping, modern $40
Ninth ave. Call owner and make
appointment West ttSs-R
s-RooM MODERN BUNGALOW,
bath, closets. light pantry. stts
T., Valley.
HOUSE FOR RENT. iuflNlTuRE
for sale. Party leaving city. 5tst
Alkt ave
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NORTH TRUNK HIGHWAY s
tsoQ--S acres level land. well located
Reasonable tcrmA
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FURNISHED HOUSES

c0zY BROOM co1~rA0E LAKE
Iiurlen car. near school free wood.
tirS0 per month. owner. sunset
tsss
i-RoOM HouSE. PARTLY FUR
n,shedi one block Green Lake car.
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tsso--Fsne B-srre tract with some
timber. about 600 feet off the
highway. on county road A
slightly location and good soil
IEEMS
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The Seattle Star

Daily al is05 Seventh Ave.
Seattle, Washington.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1921-02-10
TARIFF MEASURE IS DOOMED
Most Optimistic Outlook Is That 5ill
Will Fall To Become Law By
Pocket Veto Route

Washington.-The defeat OF the
emergency tariff bill was assured upon
the failure OF the senate to force clio
ture, the republican proponents Of the
measure being gratified to the extent
of attempting to place the responsible
fly upon the democrats. That the
leaders Of the fight for the bill did not
in reality desire its enactment at this
time has been apparent from the be
ginning.
The vote was SO for adoption Of clio
ture to 35 against, less than the neces-
sary two-thirds majority.
The cloture petition was supported
by 25 republican and democrats and
opposed by republicans and Is dem
ocrats. Many on both sides were
paired.
Prior to the vote, Senator McCumber,
republican, North Dakota, sought I'M
animous consent to fix a date for a
vote on the measure, explaining that If
consent were given the cloture the pro-
posal would not be called up.
The agreement asked by Mr.. Nc
Cumber Immediately brought a def
mite declaration from Minority Leader
Underwood, who Informed the North
Dakotan that the cloture had come
from the republicans and that the
democrats had decided to "see 1t
through" Mr.. Underwood added that
the democratic senators would listen
to any reasonable proposal once the
cloture vote was out of the way.
Mr.. McCumber replied he had hoped
it would not be necessary to call upon
the cloture proposition. He suggested
setting February Is as the date for a
vote.
1T is not the intention of those OPP
posing the tariff bill to avoid a final
vote" Mr.. Underwood retorted. 'HBut
now that the cloture plan has been
brought in by the republicans, we ex-
pect to see it through"
Immediately after the defeat of the
cloture motion, Senator Simmons. Of
North Carolina, ranking democratic
member of the financial committee,
offered a proposal for unanimous con-
sent to vote on the bill February IS,
and then modified this at the sugges-
ton of Senator Penrose, republican,
to February 16.
Just when it appeared that an ar
rangement would be had for a vote,
Senator Williams, of Mississippi, dem
ocrat, interjected, and decladid that
he would object to the fxiLeSof any
date for a vote on the billfedaich he
considered iniquitous ny
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1921-02-10

The following remarkable endorse
ment of Tanlac was given recently by
Mrs. Alice Gresham DOdd, at the
Gresham Memorial Home, Gavin Park,
Evansville, Ind, which home was pre-
scented to her by the patriotic people
of Indiana, as evidence of their appre-
citation of the services rendered to his
country by her son, Corporal James
B. Gresham, the first American soldier
killed in France. Expressions of sym
pathy we're received by Mrs. Dodd
from all parts of the United States,
and the newspapers of the country
carried the story of the first war
mother"
The shock of her sons death re-
suited in the serious breakdown of
Mrs. Dodd's health, but everyone will
learn with interest and pleasure that
she is now in splendid health again.
When seen at her. home recently she
made the following statement, giving
the entire credit for her recovery to
the .well-known medicine, Tanlac.
"AfteT my dear boys death l had
a general breakdown in health" said
Mrs. Dodd. "At first it was just in
digestion. My food used to upset me
and I had to diet myself very care
fully. which wasn't much hardship,
as lost all desire to eat. Then had
an attack of rheumatism, with severe
pains in my shoulders, back and arms.
Sometimes 1 used to suffer great
deal, and my joints would get all
swollen up and stiff. I was able to do
very little about the house, and at
fines couldn't even cook meal. 1
Got very nervous and restless, and at
might would lay awake for hours, and
lost many a nights sleep as a conse-
quence.
"A friend of mine had received
great deal of help from Tanlac, and
It was she who advised me to try 1t.
l am so glad I did for it proved the
hest medicine have ever taken. 1t
soon gave me a good appetite ana
seemed to settle my stomach so thah
was no longer troubled with indiges-
tion. I don't know what it is to have
rheumatic pains now, the swelling ana
stiffness has all. gone out OF my
Joints and 1 am able to do the work
of the house with the greatest ease.
NV nerves are now steady and strong
sleep fine at night, and feel better
in health than ever before in my life.
shall always be grateful for what
Tanlac has done for me, and shall
recommend it every chance l get"
Tanlac is sold by leading druggists
everywhere.-Adv.