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Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1921-05-07
Are They Coming Backs

Just the other day we noted
group photograph of the faculty of
a highhrow college. Nine of the
gentlemen present wore whiskers of
various forms and the tenth had
panied look, as though he were
straining to raise set. When our
celebrated institutions of learning
get to doing 1t is time to sit up and
take notice. Whiskers may be al
most as much of MANAGE as Boil
sheyism, much more so, in fact as
they are liable to crop out in any
family.
1t has always been a question
whether the whiskers make the man
or the man makes the whiskers.
The majority of people, we believe,
are set against an epidemic of facial
forests in this country. 1t is hard
enough to meet any man face to
face now, and some men are very
hard to find, but II it comes we must
meet it with fortitude and try to
get them placed on the luxury tax
list, which seems to lbe the best way
to kill anything off in this country,
Mrs nurton Smith entertained
the Justamere club Tuesday. The
evening was spent in playing 500
! and staying seated at the head ta-
| BILE. Some new jokes were told and
enjoyed by the girls. Mrs. Smith
assisted by her sister, Mrs. Fataday
| served an appetizing lunch at mid
| night.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1921-05-07

Some mems heads are so full OF
brains there is no room left for COM
mon sense.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1921-05-07

The man who is truly great Is Of
ten acutely alive to his own imper-
fections.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1921-05-07

DR.. Frazier was over from Boise
Thursday,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-08-25
HIGH TAXES.

We are beginning io rcniize IN
.hi. country what high taxes
m0an Md Whom we are told hy
ihosc who alc in Tire boost position
io know Shat there !, little or no
reliol n prospect fot some years
TO epme ID certainly adds nothing
fo the ioy 81 living Bui we are
So much better of 'hon the people
of England chat by comparison we
a iiehtl1 faxed
on 'op ~ thc British income iaN
.of Sis shilling, io The pound T.
.ahoat 30 pcr cent thc eomty and
municipal tatcs. known as local
rates. have climbed SO dizzy
heights l some cases real es-
F'"''r :. 'aNed ne high as go per cent
on The gsscssed valuation
Thousands ol real estate own.
lcrs. unable to pay their taxes. hav,
Thrown zap 'hcir handS so Ga
/ ,pcak hid Tie government is IN
/ d 0uaudary Its only recourse j.
TO iak, over tho property mostly
ithe homes at middle class people
an1 ,.'i Il Col what Il viii hriul
Iol tho market
England Is see'hing with iriita
|tim and protest against what IL
iWms eases amounts to GJnfsca
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-08-25


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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-08-25

First Shipment Of Cattle By Steamship
From Corpus Christi Fory-Seuen Years
Ago Is Told About In Old Gazette Files

E-o.4 ~ A. C. . A..
~
49, '',s a. 80 y ''s' $500 pN so
49, sF '"'" 9N'' '"'' ~
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First Shitsp.,t of ,,fia. .rt et..,,
SHIN r.,on, r,f,ta ehti-t rb.. t,..,-
r,uat,nn az tht4 tr,a. b.t,,.e, Ind.
rty ana NeN Orleans .,nn.t nui Dol.
,i.,,,d ns an 81. 3. fhs hf.t.t, ID
corpu. Chti.tL not h. b. ...n ,,..,.
lnn,s,a an f.rr.tf,n vnl .stt,.,t
iftd. har.fof5r, n,tn..,,n to o,f ,.,,,,
n,rrei.tl men ,rd ,, th, n,eins .f di.
bnrsinp hnmens, sutna ,f n,,n,, Is,
Bun. midst sto,Ap,,.o .,r,,.,f il,. ts,
ee.. rn.,,. ,,it noi i., undo, th, ,,...a
.in. ,f s,.i.tnp "a toi.i.n u,il..t ~,
fit.if snfrlo...to.l N.,., In f.4 r....f,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-08-25

fhrou frnm CON 100 olr aIter Whirh
hc ygas disemH0u hf entfiit lv-
mr m exposed upon tne loar 3D. h
supposed tnt un aHaos was nnll.
simultaneously upon tirs swift. she
evidently receiving no, nnt sinh while
WING nu ,ne bod after which She atna,
io run. hc trncks mode %, hcr hionlp
foot Indicating the course She huA take
en- lu passing around the bod t0 gains
the outer door. she sustained hnf iuf-
tDrins steps hy Rruspug tho bed post
on which the stnins ot thr fingers are
rlainly gao ho seen sho fen outside thr
door whore the miscrtants finished
'hrlr hoiiish decd by cutting her fhrout,
r,Hrlv srVcrue the head from the
Ddy ilor budy contained twenty -litc
stubs and nof hands were cut tp nlc,rs.
SLOWING she had struggled hard With
Tho asmssins After tiniahinf fnis part
oi fiior work ihc nmdorers proceeded
tn ulie th, premises rhD hrlr cNi'-
dren. tfreD girls. inc eldest moi ovor
lA you've obs Hse know nnihme of the
ocnuuorco un thr iolipwinp morning
Whom thsf discovered fhe demo- Hodiss
of thar mrents after which thA
siariod hnfetuoiod thou nisNt
clothes to ih,r unclea rancho sHiur
Three mirs distant immediately tn"
Anrm WAS givon the whole country
rapouaine a special 90 thc Gazette
fol So Murgs -Hp or the wlaiul
e.; the Hth party Bon pursuit oi thv
mufdorafs slorundra hou-e 900 the
lanco Whore they hld rihrn refurr
ono or tho party eft cit1rns. aan liol-
land. was Ealod hN tnr MDsiD'us iu ,ne
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-08-25
Thursday, August 25, 1921
AMrRlcAN.s cREEp.


u believe IN Che United Statcl %
Arncrics as a poVernmcnt Of che
poople. By the resrie. Tor the pee
pie, whoss iJst poNors arc derived
from the consent 81 the u4ernod
y democracy in = rcpubiicF SOW
ereiun nation Of many sovereign
states perfect union. one ard
iusepnrablei established on those
principles o. freedom, equHlisy.
jussioe and humanity for ~hich
American patriots sacrificed their
lives md fortunes T. therefore,
believe i Is ny duty &c my cour-
try 20 love e. &c support ita con-
stitutior. 20 obey rs laws. &c re-
srect its fias. and 60 defend Il
against al enemies"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-08-25

George Harvey may 0r ,i be-
50 our Using as ana Amesca am.
haasador bat ihis much is certain
During the lew wtcks hc ha- hu.
IN London De- Aas succeeded
getting more newslrptr publicity
than amy OF rs predecessors tn,
ljriiishcrs are simply amazrd q,
the ambassador meoHonliV ID
habits lie drive, DIS own iitnoy
through Psl Mall plays golf in
his siirtsloercs and drinks noth-
ing stronger Than water "a public
banQucts.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-08-25
TryThis One on
Your Wise Friend

A room has eight corners; in
cvcry corner SITS "a cat, ON every
cats ttu sits cat and before each
cen is cat. How many cats were
fboTof
Answer to yesterdays: Pluck IL
OF iho stofks back.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-08-25

The difference is Hollands
windnills work bat our Kind
don't
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-08-25

Bryan sees hope Tor the Dcmo-
Gratis. Probably noticed it 10 q
mirror.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-08-25

II you vast TO cui a figure.
make il the cost of living
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-08-25

Tho pniiiumns railroads are tn Dee
electrified with power de-, clopcd from
the Arno river in in Central Luznn.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-08-25

Bulgarian mothcr7 ioaoh ihclr babies
io cat hot peppers.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-08-25
FROM oHIcKAsHA

What Is perhaps owe oi fnemosf
concise apd forcefiI endorsements
VT received Ri the Office 0I ~ce
Rotary Roy Miller of tie Dccp
Water llarhor committee $40, -
one received n 'ha mails yesia-
day from Chiclasha oklahoma
While numerous endorsements
have been received h4m eomwer
cial and ciric organizations n Che
Oklahoma territory, ihe one rc.
ferred 10 conveys Falling iuier-
cst and Intelligent understanding
ol ibc ,itaGtion nich va'l dc
fines ire attitude of the oklahoma
territory on tie importance and
necessity for q deep wator port
on che west guII ~ ,orpu, Christi
The very iruue endorsement of
the desipna7a of deep wato
port az Corpus Christi ny The
Chickasha Chamber oil Commerce
IS of consequence in aorc ways
than tAo more ci4orsomcn' oI an
important agriculluHl section IT.
IS an indication and abe Incentive
for even nlure hearty ro-opcra
ton with Corpus Christi Of fhc
Oklahoma Kansas agricultural .u-
forests in Dee speedy Development
OF THE waterway outlet for hp
vast resources 1i tha regiOn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-03
WOULD GO FROM
HOUSE TO HOUSE
TELLING OTHERS
II Mrs. Davidson Had Time
Says Shed Tell Everyone
How Tanlac Restored
Her Health

II I had the time I would Just
20 from house 20 house and tell the
people what know about Tanlac.
said Mrs Minda Davidson. GA Mar.
ket st, Pendleton. Ore, while In
Spokane. Wash. recently.
About two years ago I had an
awful attack of 'nu' and II left me
in badly rundown condition. /
could eat very little more than
enough to keep me alive, and was
so weak / couldn't even sweep the
floor IN my room. was very
nervous. never slept well, and was
no discouraged I hardly knew what
to DO Then. too. I suffered . great
deal from neuralgia In my face, and
Il often swellcd awfuIly. and turned
dark purple.
"rinally one Of my friends got me
to try Taniac. and l certainly feel
grateful To her; for there were many
times while was sick when
would gladly have given thousand
dollars for something to help me
We'll. Tanlac certainly has made
quick work Of my troubles. for now
have fine appetite. sleep well.
and feel strong and well in every
way. and never have an attack Of
that neuralgia, or whatever II was
In my face. Tanlac certainly de-
serves every bit OF the praise being
given it.
Tanlac Is sold in Seattle by the
Bartcll Drug stores and leading
druggists.--Advertis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-03
Soldiers in France
uf Siuriuo of Armistics

Dear Miss Grey: To settle an
argument win you please publish
the number of soldiers this country
had In France when tho armiz;ioe
vxs signedr F. NJ. C.
IL General Peyshasrs report 10 the
secretary o. sruv ca bed Non. 20. 1913.
seisfsus to The strength Of our army
esevscas he stated -TA<rs are n Eu-
ssoe altogether. Including Q regiment
sed some sanitary sniss With the
lkfaIsan army and the organisations
DDfsrransk. also including those
~ rossc from the States. approrf-
Osteiy f,e5SSt7 psen. iess our lcsses.~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-03

mir. CAMEL RETURNS"

. soon may I have . pr!xs n I win that
racer The smells wers more than
he could bear.
THE minute ycu arrive"
look here. Mr.. Fairyman. n no
one else racer but me, may have
all the prizesr'
T1ippety.FTap winked st his help
ers. but pretended TO look thoughtful
why, yes. suppose So" he nodded,
finally. But aren't you afraid you'll
he too comfortable II you SO
back7'
But Cai'ph Camel hadn't heard the
last words. He was \ more streak Of
dust why off in the desert
rro BE Continued
Copyright, 1891. N. r ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-03
Bad Stomach
Sends Her to Bed
for 10 Months


.over . y.ar ago." says Mrs. Dom
Williams, II took 70 bed and Tor
10 months did not think would live.
Eatonic helped me % much / am
nov up and sble 10 work. l recon
amend Il highly for stomach trouble.
= EAtonic helps people 10 get well by
,akipg up and carrying out the ex-
scidity and gases that put the
stomach out OF order. II you have
fndigestion, sourness, heartburn,
belching, food repeating, or other
stomach distress, take an Fstonic
after each meal. Big box costs only
stnas with your druggiss's guarantees
ADVERTISEMENT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-03

These are an nice prtxes." aid
caliph Camel. looking down at the
three sacks that Fiippcty-F1sp had
laid on the sand.
Yes" said tn. fairyman. expect
antly. they are"
Caliph's mouth was watering by
this time. for he smelIed the dried
and he couldn't help it, mean his
mouth couldn't help watering. But
IA far az that went. his nose couldn't
help smelling. either. No matter how
strong minded one In, he can't stop
his mouth from watering or his moro
from smelling II they once take no.
ton. He may Just as well try to stop
his eyes from seeing or his cars
from hearing.
who's going to racer merit asked
calIph Camel
"Oh, just anybody" answered Flip
pety. FLAP. carelessiy. II thought ia
go nunt up some more camels, but IL
they are Ike you they won't care to
go"
like me- cried CaIiph Camel. 'T
didn't say that ! wouldn't race"
mo. but You did say that you
wouldn't go back TO the circus. and
that's where the rnce is TO be-"
ibid say that7' inquired the
camel. turning TO the twins.
Nancy and Nick nodded. Eyes. you
did"
wen. wen. Welt That's PECULIAR
remarked Caliph Camel. "Why. IL
why, l. Say, AIR. kaIrynan, how
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-03

In the year issi thsr. was .
sor. Of unrest among the Muekie.
shoot Indiana
White settlers fen n and wers
on the watch. wop~n were afraid
10 IL len alone and mothers
watched anxiouriy for tho chill.
dr~n's return n chance took them
away from the housA
Rumors Of q maxsa0s v~r>
whispered and enough real alarm
WAS felt to call for some Sort OF
action on tho part Of the men.
The government sent cut guns
and ammunition: military com
panies were formed among the
settiers and in TIE 'e,earfnEs one
might re the men drilling after
the days work was done
Mary was not . woman VINO
made much Of danger and she
wen, about her work much ~
usual during this tina while
Frank continued his clearing and
planting and saving and ehoppinE
and hunting.
One morning. af,er Frank WINS
gone. she heard the sound Of
horses hoofs. not the hoofs Of ono
horse. but OF many. and mems
voices
Running To the open door she
saw 20 Indians riding toward her.
waving their arms and talking
as they rode
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-03
Italian
Coin

Dear Miss Grey: VIII you kindly
tell me what a Ira isr think II IL
some sort OF money. ELLA.
The Ira Ia an ffoii1r ~iirer coin
cuisea az asout rs crnfs IN Americrn
money ~ is the 1asss Of the italian
worcsarv system; the gold eotas are
pieces Of 100. 50. 20. 10 AVID fire lire /:
the silver eoias. Of ) ard 9 lire. BE-
ssdes I Ira and haif Ira $50 cen-
fswmu. aiso i0sccr coins is nickel
snd bronze.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-03

Dear MlH Grey: Just q line from
enc who has not written before.
Knowing that 30 many Housewives
are using home-canned vegetables
and are subjected to this Botuiinus
poisoning. I send this message: Boil
Ill vegetables wen when taken from
the can This kills the poison II
originates In the soil where animal
fertilizer Is used and thrivcs best
when In alright Jars
MRS. r NJ W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-03
2far Seattle :; $
::St9g g, II A}8;,{,k!5; :.
Page $50
OII1-lLIE

The massacre abe thought
Il shaii be absolutely helpie1 In
tn. hands Of 20 Indiana
She didn't run ~ try TO hide or
lock her door. but with her heart
10 her mouth. she stood. tall and
straigh. and waited. facing tho
leader of tie hand as he rot off
his hor~s and came toward her.
-o.ul-iies~ he said -pon's be
afraid. this In my school o-iiiiles
grow In the lowianda am half.
br->d teacher and I bring my men
to gather o-iiiiies IN the mauhS
The Indians nevsr saked n meg
might; shey Just said they were
-roins to-.
30 the teacher ana his grvwu-
no pupils got Off their poulas:
every man ecd the forcfeef Of his
horss together 10 that they
Couldn't run away. and taking
their TN buckets. they net off to
the cranberry marsh
They seemed friendly enough.
and Mary smiled at her fears Of
the morning. but just the same
she felt TisA when II WINS evcnin.
and Frank came In and the In.
dams had gone on their way.
The TEACHER had asked her 10
watch the horses whiis the men
were Eore.
In The afternoon Shsy came
back and wanted to trade berries
for Soma Of that sueaS Mary had
brought over tho trail but abe
had mono 10 spAra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-03
Confessions
of a Bride
BY ALTMAN
BY BLOSSER
Bob ExPLANS


UndsP the porte-cocn9U = ~
home stood it, master1
Robert Atwood Lortm9 haA -
stepped from . car Chat vas pulling
away from the stepa
His face vas bandageA biz 60
was torn. be was hatlesA But ~
was alive. erect. whita. splendid He
limped slightly when he came toward
the taxi Then he helped me froW
the car and clasped me Ia his arsna
Morrison wiped his eyes. The doc
tor who had brought Bob home Or.
dered him to 60 into The houss an4
TO bed. then congratulated me on my
husbands escape and drove away.
Morrison would not 20 into tho
house. but he listened to Bob's huss
ried account Of his condition. Bob
had been stunned and bruised When
dug from beneath . desk, he had
asked not to be taken home It onco.
He had not seen me In the morning
-he wanted TO assure me that b
was not seriously injured He neeo
I'd another suit Of clothes and then
he would 20 back to the wreck oe
the plant to do his share.
~Wsh five minutes. MorTissni Hca4
the taxi for u.s." he concluded
mo. you don't 60 hack win n
Bob Rid the older man sYoup
duty begins right with this htf1o
girl" He opened the han door ana
pushed us gently into our bungalow.
In q mad world. can't you two fogs
tunate young people have . little
sensey-
"wen. emit ~ Asarf rrs tsm1ee
Bob drew me to . huge chair.
Il don't know. I spoke - {
slipped from his kneA I was -
fronted BY the vision q . tawuys
haired girLwith her head on hio
breast / knelt by my husbandsu
side Morrison told me 10 believe
You. What am to believer
run my fingers thru Bob's hair. uhen
dropped my hand
~Belicve the obvious thing, NJ
dear. Something you should have
guessed"
"wen?.
Katherine vs. hunting Nsr -
Jewels In the cellar. She couldn't -
there alone / went with her. YeA
many timesr
sighed. Bcb's explanation nd ~
relieve my mind.
katherine had the secret frU1m
Don Pedro. when she was In Mexica.
He had II from Ccrteia She knew
that the royal loot came over In the
U-boat and was buried somewhere IN
Certeis' cellar. She had the secret
of the alley door and nothing moro
She wouldn't let me tell the govern.
ment officials for fear she might b
ridiculed. II the clew were false. Yea,
dear. we went there many after
Moons! Yes. We discovered the ma,
chine guns. We were going to give
that little matter away soon. And
that's all there L. to the affair. Jane.
II WAS her secret She would mot
let me tell you. But I've learned
Never will l have another secrut
from my little wife!-
Bob, want you TO promise me
something. That Is. II you can kcop
tho promise
II cant / wf1ir
Promise me not to spe Katherine
Miller any more about anything~
II promise. dear. Now ask some.
thing hardr'
He smiled I sighed. He had made
the promise 90 lightly! 1t was his
mans way!
"Now I must get to work with the
rest- We kissed. at may be hourv
before see you agalnl Don't worry.
darling.'
Go BE Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-03

More than ess.ooo children attena
public schools in New York ci1A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-03
Cynthia
Self-Approrol Of the Right
Sort Necessary to the
Person Who Attains
Lasting Success.
Ely CYNTHIA GREY

n doesn't pay 70 - easily dksco.r-
seed. Fete thisgs fhaf are really
soffA ,chae coz ~ co,nod usfh bal
hfIs effsrL ifs the dIftcsI. Staa-
meas. the dlsdgreeahIe Experiences.
thaf teach as or strength end sho,r
IS oar ps,cs-r Of overcoming. Be
ea.se 50 ,ranp ~ mankind shrak
ssows the hsrdrcsses Of hfr. htfic "a
accomplished tchere great deed
~sicAf ~ dose. We're 50 afraid OF
exposition Ard the tAoschf Of rids-
cx,e scsds the cold shiccrs up and
aesrn eur rsersI srss>s
10 ls-r enough 70 rake sp our
msrds 60 a certain co.rsc Of action.
us comparatively a. easv task
M -scrc deciding 70 accc pllsh tao,
Or that Tao pr,Sc GOES only 70 the
s.e tchs prrscp~rcs. resolving acdir
s-d aosia 20 shell. nof BE- said that
Srter-ssaaiier OF perseverance, sas
hcksrg.
After oil. ho,ccrcr Maid OF xnp,cas-
srf the ,rcv. there's aiircys an ga
~urd ssftSfactios ~ fechng thar &c,
eeH hold ourselves 10 the task that
goes far 70 pay for wo~esfary DIS
co.racc-enfs OF hardsAspa
We sometimes ignore or forget
that ,rv're got 70 lite 10th Our sclre.
sinavs Friends or companions or
fsrsly ~c cur oct array from al
fsmes-osrself msst Dc o constant
compesion
70 Is more 70 err comfort 10 Aar>
scif- Satisfaction ard the conscious
~~ss o. faithful Efforts than 10 hare
ths approrai Of the scheic scorld
srsfhosf e.
Ths approrai % the srorid nay not
~ deserved 10 ofte. cores 70 the
sr~org ores. and at the best q Is a
careless approval. cay 10 BE- forgot
ten ~hcr the merit arrival - the
hmeiichf replaces the nosc popular
yarorite.
= goss Of al ,rc secS self-approraIA-
ths right ksns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-03
CHAPTER XVII
Guardian Angels Are Riding 'Poinf

GUARDIAN Angels Are HIDING "Po4nC
They plunged into darkness again,
rode at a half trot
This way" Marian murmured.
wed better get down and hold
our horses quiet" she cautioned.
They stood aide by side at their
horses heads. holding the animals
close.
The pursuers passed within 30 feet
Of them.
"They took the side.hfl trail. "
whispered Marian. You'll have to
get down into the creek bed and fol.
low that TO the stage road"
She was walking ahead OF Bud
down the rocky hillside to show him
the earliest way. Halfway down. Bud
stopped her.
Il can make II from here alone.
Not another step. young lady. Take
this--it's money. but I don't know
how much. And watch your chance
and 70 down 10 mother. God bless
you. You're the truest, sweetest lit
tie woman In the world. Now go
baci<--and be carcfulf"
He pressed money into her hands.
held them tightly together. kissed
them both hurriedly and plunged
down tho hin with Sunfish slipping
and sliding after him.
They came into the road not far
behind him. Sunfish discovered them
first, and gave Bud warning Just be-
fore they began to shoot
Bud laid himself along the shout
der OF his horse with a handful Of
name to steady him while he watched
his chance and fired back at them.
There were four. a horse ran stag.
gering toward him with the others.
faltered and fell.
CONTINUED Tomorrow
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Date Of Wreck

Dear Miss Grey: when did the
steamship Titanic ank7 J. NJ
prl ~. 1913
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-03
Religious
Data

Data
Dear Miss Grey: Could you please
tell me thru the columns Of your
paper how many members belonging
70 the different church denomina-
tons In the United States? T.. ~.
am sorry. but these statistics are
much too long to print. irasp1ach as
there are rs separate denominations
aa1 religions IN the United States.
The data may be obtained from the
Woyfd Almanac for 1891.