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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-30

At colored baptising in the Bayou
rear town the Mt. Triumph Bantist
hurch added eight new members.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-30

Furnished rooms for rent.-Mrs
F. D. Naylor.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-30

R. ]. WALKER
VS., - No, 2254
MRS. ANNIE C. ARMSTRONG
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-30

Mrs. Flody Bondy and infant
daughter left last week for Bonita,
La, where they will spend some
time with Mrs. Bondy's parents, Rev.
and Mrs. D. c. Barr.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-30

Mrs. McClain and Miss Alberta
Pierce, of Dyersburg, Tenn, who
have been the guests Of Mrs. ID. H.
Allen for the past four weeks left
yesterday for their home.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-30
Lower Operating Costs

big problem confronting the business today
lower operating costs?" " -
10 this there is only Power
answered the when the ythe discarded
the -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-30
Cleanup Drive for
County Opens May 9

The cleanup movement In not TO
be confined to Seattle. The entire
county IL TO enlist In the campaign
10 beautify communities and set back
yards I'm order.
Following the recent similar cam
paign IN Seattle. the county health
department has designated the week
beginning Monday. May .. as Clean.
TIP week" for King county. Not only
In the towns, where organized ef-
forts will be made 10 carry out tho
work, but on farms. too, residents
are requested TO devote the week TO
cleanliness and order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-30
Cray's Chance for
Money Passes On

@. NJ. Gray's chance 70 collect
81 .o0s.35 for his fine liquor. destroyed
April rs. 1916, by former Police Chief
Charles l.. Buckingham. passed for
ever Saturday morning. when Judge
Hall struck the case from the court
calendar on motion OF Corporation
Counsel Walter +. Meier. Meier
pointed out that Gray had not APP
peared TO press his claim for more
than four years.
The case was one OF scores Of IN
protested actions which the court
dismissed at the request OF city A.
torncys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-30
1921 Record of
Pedestrians Hit
by Automobiles

1n1 While r. L. Tunstnd. <o53
OOA tiEt ave g.. WINS bringing 10
city hospital n small boy who ne had
struck with his auto, the boy en-
capped from the auto Saturday. Tun-
stad told police that the boy was only
slightly hurt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-30
STOCKS AND BONDS

are forming new
syndicate to take over 90 acres
oil land near Cat Creek, Montana.
Units 5000 each par value. Quick
action IL you want to get In on
this.
OTHER STOCKS OR BONDS
FOR YOU
GENERAL TRADING COMPANY
1a1k-7 L. C. Smith Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-30
FARM LANDS


so.AcRg RANCH, h-MIi-E FROM
ro ors lone ~, u nnsdewy, mh.s
Clear Lake road. Renter expected
20 buy cows. bees. chickens. etc.
For prices and particulars COM
munieate with r. n. Lowe, II G,
Mount Vernon Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-30

There arc from 20. 000. 900 10 q, 49,.
900 red corpuscles in each drop Of hu-
man blood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-30
Baggageman Held
in $4,000 Theft

PORTLAND. Ore. April SON. c.
Miller. baggageman on the o..w. r.
n. 4 N. company line between Port
land and Seattle. Is under indictment
by the federal grand jury here today
for the theft of $4,000 worth Of
goods In transit.
Federal officials claimed TO have
found loot OF every variety from
diamonds TO secret shipments Of con-
traband liquor. cached in Miller's
home.
Bail was set at $4,000.
A mine OF valuable mineral pig.
ments has been discovered on Null
let island In the Saiton Sea Of
Southern California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-30
LAKE WASHINGTON VIEW HOME

$4,000; terms This home has a won
derful view. large. well lighted
rooms. arranged for two families.
large lot. iitS1o3. covered with
bearing fruit trees. berri-s. chick
en- house. etc. This property must
be seen 10 be appreciated. n you
are looking for good buy. this
"a your ehoico Pa
HENRY c. EWING COMPANY
x"o Alaska HidE. Main Tist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-30
PARTNERS WANTED

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON CHICK
en- and fruit ranch. gentleman. age
80 to Is. Good business. CA.
Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-30
rurxSEY RIDGE SNAP

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
FINE VIEW
$4,000 CASH
Three room new house. in fine con.
dition. PARTIALLY FURNISHED.
Price 5000: balance like rent
Soaring. so7 Lcary. Main tsis.
:-HooM HOUSE. CAN NE ADDED
TO: lot s0xi2s. all cleared and
planted; fruit and berries: new
chtcken house best bargain In Sc
attic. Only $50 down. balance s1s
month. Price $1,000. Sidewalks,
city lights and water. Only
blocks. TO street car Zone fare).
Take Lake Burien car to 18th 4.
and all day sunday. J. n. Melvin.
RAINIER VALLEY BAKGAiN
Reduced from $3.50 to $3.50 for
Immediate sale Groom modern
home: full cement basement; . lots,
tssio5 to alley; all wire fenced /:
chicken house. fruit trees: berries
flowers. garden. ~ blocks from
car: Is minutes TO union station.
Terms. owner. fe7e Meade ct.
io-ROOM MANSION
only $4,000: fine view: rs minutes
ride to Pine st: full cement base
ment; furnace heat. fireplace:
modern:. large lot on improved
street; $1,000 cash. balance In .
KEAN ppos 'N'' 1oo
ballard Ave. at 27nd Ballard i77
1850 CASH
Coxy little Groom cottage: partly
furnished. on lot toxi03: 10 bear
INK fruit trees; garden II In; all
ss5p cash. balance 81. zoe payable
ut WIS a month. including Interest
Call sunday AZ 1850 72nd N. w.
5-ROoM MODERN BUNGALOW
s5.sOo--Vicw home--oak floors, fur
mace. fireplace; fine lot: con-
venient To car and paved street:
H'SOo cash. balance easy terms
KEAN EROS. w 49,"
iiallard Ave. at 22nd ballard 127
A GOOD sIx-RooM HOUSE
I'M fine condition. soft. corner lot.
no pl.mslng. but only ii.2so. and
HARRY woOLLEN
Eoi Rainier Ave. Rainier 81.
CULVER--t(uEEN ANNE
Come to us for the best buys In
Queen Anne Hill property.
r. G. CULVER
~ Boston st. Queen Anne ~.
GROOM HOUSE: CHICKEN HOUSE:
den and berries: part celery land !;
fine lake view. Easy terms. Call
e272 5ist ave. s., Rainier Beach car.
FIVE ROOM MODERN BUNGAT. 0W.
wailingford district property;
clear. large, level lot, alley: newly
painted. Will sacrifice for quick
sale: good terms. Owner, 3e35
wallingford.
5-RooM BUNGALOW
S2.70o--Vicw home: terms cash.
KEAN BROS.
Ballard Ave. at 22nd Ballard 1877
FOR SALE. by OWNER. SEMI
modern cottage: large lot: on
Queen Anne ave. Price right for
quick sale. Terms. Queen Anne
1871.
sACRfFICE-ACR TRACT FACING
on Edmonde paved road: lies fine
$50 cash. 80 per month makes you
the owner. East b7ts.
5-ROoM MODERN COTTAGE: GOOD
condition: 2 level lots; IL blocks
from Meridian car. Price $4,000:
QuARTER.ACREs, JUST OUTSIDE
city: car line 4 blocks: single fare;
s275; $50 cash. 81 monthly. Owner.
Gil. Star.
FOR sALE-CHEAPEST ZIG LOT
and small house Mt North Park.
Take Ford ms payment 1907 Day
ton ave.
CHICKEN RANCH. si.2b0: S25
down, S25 month. Goa American
Bank. Main 2t76.
MODERN HOUsEBOAT FOR SALE
or rent. Call North 1929.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-30
MALE HELP WANTED

We WANT TO HELP rOU TO LIVE
IN Q home of your own We own
the land. and viii furnish you
With the money to buy your build
ting material Now don't keep on
paying rent but " you show us
that yen mean business By put
ting up $50. you can PAY out at
SIS q month. City school water.
llxhts. streets and sidewalks.
Take Lake Burten car. at Occt-
dental and Yesler. TO Ninth =. w.
and Elmgrove St A. c. BartelA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-30
LIVE STUCK

OF HORSES FROM EAST
OF the mountains single horses.
well broke. SEQ up; team. weight
s.too; enc team weight 2,e9o. sew
erAl head 0f horses. weight about
1890. for aaie. cheap. ssoT Fourth
ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-30
REBUILT AUTOMOBILES

THE FOLLOWING CARS |
ARE PRICED Low FOR /
QUICK SALE CAN HE /
llotGHT ON EASY PAY
MENrS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-30

ALL or ABOVE CARS
GUARANTEED TO PuR-
CHASER HN ALL y u
CARS TAKEN As DOWN
PAY AfE<T. fSNESTf-
GATE OUR EAST PAY
MeST TI.jAN. BUY FROM
AN OLD ESTAEf.ISfiLD
COMPANY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-30
POULTRY


GOOD HULL TEnuiER AND
smooth hair collie and other dogs.
also cats Prices reasonable,
Parties leaving town for short
time msy brins small animals here
at moderate prices. Humane So-
cie,y. 5if WestlAke y. Elliot,
ssas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-30

1 PAINTING AND DECORATING
For first class painting. papering
and kaisomining at moderate
prices call ~ MINIS. ballard s74,
WILLIAMS DIXIE JAZZ BAND
= Entertainers and dance music fur
pIshed. East 1895.
CARPENTER AND Err
4 washes position in city or country.
Ballard t77o.
TOR COscRETE AND CEMENT
work. phone Kenwood 1894 work
Guaranteed.
PAINTING AND KALSOMINTNG.
u Prone North 225f.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-30
Statesmen WANTED

m
fF
EXPERIENCED SALESMAN TO
sell our line overalls and gloves
IN Washington and Oregon. COM
mission basis. VIII allow side line
for temporary period. Applicant
must show evidence OF succsssfui
& eaies. Wire or write Hamilton Car
oArtt Cotton Mills. Detroit Mich.
TEN AND WoMEN-oUR WATER-
proof aprons. patented ironing
board covers. sanitary goods, are
fastest sellers. 1907 profit Write
for catalogue. Ideal Speciality Co,
IS Schermerhorn St. brooklyn. ~ Y.
ExcLUsIvE TERRITORY SALES
men looking for good future TO
represent manufacturer Of auto
necessity. Large profits; ready
seller. Clayton. Suites AS, i79 NJ.
wells. Chicago.
lGESTS-30c AN HOUR TO ADJ
vertise and distribute samples TO
consumer. Write quick for terri
tory and particulars. Albert NILS.
80. Mgr. 4s33 American Bldg.
F1fITrff1naff ..
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4 Il Il II II n an ma Il Il II II h
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-30

JOSH AND FOUND

PARTNER WANTED WITH $3.50 TO
SO crab fishing. car sis y, Fine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-30

81 u>tUR>iSHED APARTMENTS
AND FLATS

ONE GROOM AND ONE s-RooM
modern front apartment $500
and sst,e0. Children allowed. lis
tNth ave
The diamond drill., 1921-02-19
IRON RIVERS BOOSTERS
Chamber Of Commerce under Mr.. Ok
man u Certainly Waking Things up

The new manager OF the Iron River
Chamber OF Commerce is on the Job
and already there are signs that he
is doing things. His first work, as he
explained, is TO get the people thor
oughly aroused and to that end sew
eral meetings have been arranged
for.
On February 18th there will be a
public mass meeting with an outside
speaker billed TO do the talking. On
last Sunday evening a non-sectarian
union service was held in the town
hail.
A slogan, THE Home OF Opportuni-
ty" has been adopted for the club, Mr..
Clifford ST. Onge winning the $40
prize offered for the best suggestion
A membership drive will be start
ed on the 2Srd for the purpose of adj
ding a big membership 10 the assoc
iation The Chamber OF Commerce Is
paying its secretary-maneger $500
per month salary. wise move for it
Is only by paying for service that one
can get It.
The diamond drill., 1921-02-19

The Crystal Falls Ramblers basket
ball team were convinced beyond sue
cessful contradiction that rambling
for points against the Alger County
club quintet is no path strewn with
roses in their contest for cage honors
here Saturday night In fact the boys
from the iron range. while they put
up gamey struggle. were outclassed
and outplayed from the gong TO the
finale. At no time were the Algerities
in close quarters.
The game was exceptionally clean
but three free throws having been
made during the contest. At the end
OF the first half the locals led by six
teen points in n to 20 score. In the
second half Munising piled up IL adj
itional. ahe score ending with the
final score 13 10 32
Physical Director F1ug acted as ref
cree and gave eminent satisfaction. A
packed house witnessed the contest
which was followed by a social dance.
. Munising News.
The diamond drill., 1921-02-19
Head the Ads
DEFEAT IRON MOUNTAIN 30 TO II

Brilliant team work in the first half
lighting defense, and some pretty
basket shooting by McKernan, for
ward, gave the local high school the
victory over Iron Mountain here last
Friday night. The final score was 80
TO Ia. AT no stage OF the game was
Iron Mountain dangerous. The Crys-
tai Falls team showed a marked i'm
provement over dts work in the Esca-
naba game.
Iron Mountain started OFF as IL Il
intended to show that its victory
three weeks ago was no accident, and
was the first TO score, when James,
center dropped in a pretty shot from
the middle of the floor, But a free
throw by Trevarthen, guard and
basket by McKernan, put the red and
black In front. and Il was never head
ed. The score at the end OF the first
half was % To 6.
In the second half the local team
did not display the class IL showed in
the first part of the game, and Iron
Mountain managed to score eight
points to seven for Crystal Falls.
For Iron Mountain. James, center,
and Swanson, forward. played the
best game. Gorrel, the midget for
ward OF the visitors. who has starred
against other teams this season. could
not get away, and was held to one
basket The team work OF Crystal
Falls was the outstanding feature OF
the game, and tho McKernan was the
heavy scorer, making IA points, II
would be hard 10 pick star. The
remaining 16 points were contributed
by Rudolph Larson. 6; Kieren, 4; Ru-
ben Larson. p; and Trevarthen, 4, by
the free throw route.
The diamond drill., 1921-02-19
HOW OLD is BECKYl

To the many admirerers OF Max
Bloom, Becky. the question How old
is Becky arouses quite a little cur
iosity Ever since Max has been play
ing the Middle West season after sea
son with one exception he has always
appeared with his faithful Becky.
The Season that Becy was turned
out OF pasture was when Max appear
ed in odds and Ends. That was a
lonesome season for the comedian and
at the termination of same. Max had
a distinct understanding with Boyle
Voolfolk his manager, that Becky
would positively appear in the new
production in which he was TO be
starred the following season. In other
words Max wanted "a joint contract
with Becky.
This was agreed upon and while
signing the contracts to that effect.
some one asked how long Max and
Becky trouped together.
Every city play. where am
known" said Max. Some one asks
me how old il Beck" but up TO the
present time | have evaded the an
swer, in as much as it might make
me appear too ancient. but IL you i'm
sist Becky was born during the sum
mer OF 1909 and first appeared with
the famous Murray and Mack in THE
Sunny Side Of Broadway.
Boyle Voolfolk gave Ollie Mack
one hundred and twenty five dollars
for the show at the end Of the season.
and the following season featured me
in same. The Sunny Side OF Broadway
made fortune for Mr. Voolfolk:
but II he only paid one hundred and
twenty five for the whole production,
how much did he figure Becky was
worth? Well things were cheap then,
you know, and at any rate. Becky is
only twelve years old which is not
much for horse at that, is it,?
Mr. Bloom and Becky with Alice
Sher and 33 people in"N0yelties OF
l92O- and should be the musical event
Of the season. will be at the City Hall
Sunday February s0th and
will be Crystal Falls first oppertun-
ity to witness one OF the funniest
in America and a company
of highest price artists ever appeared
here. Seats can be secured now at
l.. X. Mroz's Jewelry Store.
The diamond drill., 1921-02-19

Joe shemky made short work Of Ed.
Sharpe. the Green Bay whirlwind, In
the boxing contest staged at the city
hall last Thursday evening. Sharpe
received the X. o. in the first round
shortly after the gong sounded the
start OF the battle. A couple OF stin
ones TO the jaw did the work
In the preliminaries AL. Annear OF
Alpha and Joe Proctor OF Crystal Falls
fought four round battle and the
judges decided the men were pretty
evenly matched. one taking as much
punishment as the other
Jack Kenny OF Alpha and Murphy OF
Ironwood mixed up for rounds. In
the 4th round Kenny broke several
bones in his right hand but fought
the remaining two rounds. Both men
received equal honors by the judges
A large crowd was present to see
the exhibition, and neat sum was
realized from the affair
The diamond drill., 1921-02-19
GAFFNEY ENTERS RACE
Tells Diamond Drill Reporter TO tn
nounce His Condidacy For Mayor

The telephone rang the other day
and upon responding we found Jam
es J. Gaffuey on the other end.
Il want you 90 say in your paper
that Will be candidate for mayor
OF this city at the coming primary.
said Mr.. Gaffney. We promised 10
make the announcement. then re-
quested that Mr. Gaffney give us some
idea OF the platform upon which he
proposes TO make his campaign.
All we could get out OF him was
that II elected he will try TO give the
people as good an administration and
as we'll balanced a one as he gave
them when he was mayor before.
Only one thing did Mr.. Gaffney vol
unteer any information upon and that
was that he enters the race with no
promises Of any kind He tells us
that he isn't going TO make any eth
er.
Mr. Gaffney was mayor az the time
the city hall was built and the sewer
system put into the Maple Grove adj
1itlon. He championed the change
10 the commission form AT the time
he was mayor and II was principally
because Of his assistance that the new
'orm was adopted.
Reports are current that Mr.. Brid-
yes has decided not TO be a candidate
,ut no public statement has come
rom him 10 that effect
naaH tfho Al.
The diamond drill., 1921-02-19
KIEFER ARRESTED

Kiefer. the man who umpired the
game Of base ball here last Labor Day
and brought the disgraceful ending
OF the day through the feeling among
the players that he had money bet on
the game. was arrested last week at
his home in Iron River for Bootlegg-
ing. The following account OF the af-
fair IL taken from the Reporter:
White mule was the cause OF four
men spending Saturday night in the
village lookup with prospects of
continued stay In that rooming house.
Jesse Allen, chief OF police picked
them up on Iron River streets late
Sunday evening and Monday morning
arraigned them before Justice Lyle
One. Nick Nasi, plead guilty and paid
his fine and costs amounting To $500.
The other three are still held i'm Jail
After being released Nasi swore out
an affidavit complicating and causing
the arrest OF August Kiefer. as the
one selling the men the liquor Kiefer
was arrested Mon. afternoon before
justice Lyle. being released ON $500
bond which was furnished. His trial
Is set for Monday February 18th.
The four drnnkg were given the
~onco over" by Mrs. Peterson who fig
ured In the Forsberg store hoidup re-
Gently and by Mr. Goodney, who was
robbed on Saturday evening OF last
week, Although close examination
Nas made. no naturalization was
claimed
nnnh 4hnl AL. .a.A !
The diamond drill., 1921-02-19

sherin Waite Gets Two on This Side
OF County and Two ON West End

Sheriff Waite added four more
names TO his list OF liquor law viola
tors this week. when he caught two
men on the road near the Amasa-ror.
ter mine and another couple on the
west side OF the county.
Peter Schiya. who lives at the Falls
location and ziovemi Pedrezan of the
Tobin location were the ones arrested
on this side of the county for having
white mule IN their possession. The
arrest was made on the Amasa road.
as the men were pulling I'M To the
Amasa-Porter mine. Sheriff Waite
and his deputy from that location
searched their rig and found Jug
containing moonshine. The men were
given a hearing and furnished bonds
OF $1,000 Their trial was set for next
Thursday.
Henry Vorteren and wife were the
ones that landed i'm the sheriff's net
on the west side OF the county. Yer
teren and his wife live in the place
what is known as the old McDermott
farm on the Crystal Falls-Iron River
road, and the charges against them Is
Deputy Cyrus Sensiba
assisted Sheriff Waite in this raid.
The couple furnished bonds In the a.
mount OF $1,000 and will have their
trial before Justice Lyle az Iron Riv-
er on February %.
For the past two weeks Sheriff
Waite has been unable TO give his
office the close attention he has been
giving II in the past on account of the
serious illness OF his son, mention OF
which Is made In another column.
The diamond drill., 1921-02-19
- Hehd the Ads -
DISCUSS WAGE CUT

The recent cut In wages at the min
es In the Iron cobniy district lead II
discussion by the Iron River Village
council az It's last meeting OF the
question IL wages Of municipal em-
ployes should follow those Of the min
crs downward.
The discussion didn't bring with it
any action although Il Is reported
that there were a number OF the city.
fathers In favor OF a cut.
We are advised that no such quest
Ion has arisen In Crystal Falls as yet
and that none A contemplated. at.
least not Just now.
Read the Ada-~--
The Munising team will pi he
Ramblcrs at The Forest Park Cym on
February 2Gth.
The diamond drill., 1921-02-19

Alfred FabbrI the man who shot and
killed Charles Babine. at the Mopon-
gahcla location two weeks ago. was
20 have had had his hearing this week
but owing To the inability of all the
Witnesses 10 get around u was post
poned until next Tueedey atsl0t0o Oh
clock.
The diamond drill., 1921-02-19
iron RIVER HERE NEXT

wednesday night. Feb %, in the
Forest Park Gymnasium. the Crystal
/, Falls High School Basket Ball team
will tangle with the fast gang from
Iron River. These teams met in Ir-
on River a couple OF weeks ago. and
the Red and Black managed TO nose
out victory in the last forty seconds
od play after trailing the Iron River
team all during the game. The final
score was 26 to "a.
Iron River-Crystal Falls basket ball
games always have been full OF ac-
ton. The two teams have not met on
the local floor for two years. The
aeht promises 20 be worth so cents
OF any fans money.
Read the Ads
Mrs James J. Gaffney, of Crystal
Falls was guest AZ tho home OF
Mrs. o. Peter Westin last Saturday
Mining News.