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Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-02-08
GLASOVANJE v KAPITOLU
DRZAVE IOWA.

Des MoineS, Ia. = V kapltOlu
te drzave imajo napravljeno po-
sebno elektricno pripravo katero
ie omogoceno, da vsi representa-
tivi glasuiejo istocasno in TEN
mnogo prihranijo na casu, katerl
je precej drag.
Vsak clan zbornice ina kljue do
plfprave, XII sc nahaja ma njegovl
mizi. Vsak kljuc je razlicen.
Kadar je dano vpraSanie ma
glasovanje legislator manipulira
Svojo pripravo.
Ma mizi Sc nahajajo tri barvane
luGi: bella, modra IL rdeca. &c vo-
Ii Eyes" tedai Sc posveti rdeca
luG. Ge voli "no" Sc sveti modra
in &c ostane nevtralen, sc svetl
bella. Poleg tega Sc nahaja vellka
tabla mad glavo predsedmika zbor-
nice. Ma njej so povlsti mena
vseh legislatorjev in pri vsakem J.
menu so tri okrogla okenca z be,
10, rdeco in modro Sipo, 10 glasu-
je S pomocjo pref omenjene prl,
prave, Sc posveti emo reeenih O.
keno. Ma redeem okencu Sc naha'
ia Grka "Y" kar pomenja yes
ali "aye". ma modrem je "crka
."N" "a "no" doGim je tretje O.
kence belo in pomenja, da je Slcel
legislator navzoc, da pa ostane ne.
vtralen.
Ko vsi odglasujejo, Sc recenc
ta5lo automaticno fotOgraflra II
V teku dvajsetih Sekumd ina u
doloGeni uradnik fotografijo V ro
Xxi. Ia. ostane potem V arhlvu.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-02-08
ZELEZNISKA NESRECA V
AVSTRIJI.

Dnnaj, 6. feb. = Petindvajset
oseb je bilo ubitih in stirideset ra-
njenih vGeraj, ko je ekspresni
vlak treil OBJ tovorni ylak, katere-
GA so vlelle tri locomotive. Koli-
zija Sc je pripetila ma zeleznicl
med Trbizem in Dunajem pri vasi
Felixdorf. Vzrok nesreee so bill
snezeni zameti, Xxi so povzrociii
zamude ma zeleznici radi cesar je
nastal V prometu nered.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-02-08

Washington, D. c., 6. feb. =
Nobenega upanja nj vec ne V Sc
DAMIEN in ne prihodnjem kon-
.gresu, da hi Sc popolnoma prepo-
vedalo naseljevanje Zdruzenih
drzavah "a neko doloceno dobo.
Nemogoee bo "a ostalo dobo tega
zasedanja, da bi Sc sprejelo kako
legislacijo, ki bi omejevala nase-
ljevanje, nvzemSi ce bi Sc dolocjlo
strozie odredbe pri vidiranju pot
nih listov.
Samo senatorji, Johnson, King
in Harrison so bilf Zato, ola sc
sprejme predlogo, ki bi ustavila
naseljevanje "a emo leto.
ZborniSki predsednik Colt, po'
tenn Dillingham; in Sterling, VS.
trije so Sc podrobno pecali nase
lieniSkim vpraSanjem, so bill ne
oporecno nasproni predlog1 Ill
mimi vred ie bila veGina komite'
ia. Izjavili so na kratko, ola Je pre-
poved naseljevanja napacna
prineipu in bill so zato, da st
raje uveljavi kake odredbe, ki b
nasel ieyanie omejevale.
Razprava naseljeniskem vpra
sanju Sc nj vrSila dolgo, ko so Sc
natorji izjavili, da nj nobene mug
ne potrebe, XII bi opraviceva!s
sprejetje recene predloge. KlluI
temu, ola so naseljeniski OFFICIAL
hjavljali, ola nmerava na mllJoh'
Evropejcev odpotovati V Amerlk'
in da jih bo prislo Sc to leto okol
en- million, so bill Colt in njegov
pristaSi mnenja, da strozJe odred
be pri vidiranju potnih llstov II
nezadostnost prekooceanske trans
portacije, bodo zadostovale, q;
Sc zadrzi tok naseljencev dokle
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-02-08
vELIKANsKA sKoDA Po-
VZROCENA PO CIKLONU.

Seattle, Wash, 6. feb. - Prva
porocila O ciklonski nevihti, ki je
diviala jefferson okraju ma "a
padnem pobocju Olympic pogoria
zadnji teden, so dospela sem. Poro-
ano je, da je ciklon izruval vec
nego 100 mill. kubicnih eevljev
dreves in skupna skoda Sc ceni ma
deset miljonov dolariev. Opustose-
nj okraj ie bill povsem locen cd o.
stalega sveta radi tega, ker je ci-
klon potrgal vse brzojavne in tele-
fonske zveze.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-02-08
JELENI GINEJo.


Washington, 7. feb. - Uradni
XII, Xxi imajo V oskrbi znameniti a.
meriski Yellowstone park Sc boji
10, ola je morale parku poginitl
kakih 10000 jelenov, ali Sc pa
skrivajo.
V krajih, kjer Sc jih je videlc
ma tisoee poprej, Sc Jih vidi letos
lie DO nekoliko in uradniki so y
skrbeh. V letu 1914 Sc je dognalo
da mora skupna 6reda steti okoli
petindvajset tisoe glav, toda Mi
hovo steyilo je pozneje izredno
padlc.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-02-08
PosENI TATovI.

Pittsburgh, Pa. - John A.ccrn
ic bill divji kot osa, ko je opazii
do SO V noci zaSli tatovi V njegov
kurnik in mu odnesli sest cisto-
krvnih kokosi, "a katere je ze do
bill nagrado ma razstavah. Poznc-
le Sc je njegova jeza ohladila, ko
ie v koritcu naSel sesto dolarjev Y
bankovcih.
Bilo je oGitno, da je tat, ozlro-
ma tatovi, kupil kure ma svojo re-
ko in sam dolocil ceno - sto dc
larjev "a vsako.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-02-08
IzvRsTEN EKsPERIMENT.

Detroit, Mich, $. feb. Tho
mas Lynn Bradford je trdno skle-
nil, da Sc resi- enkrat "a vselej
vprasanje, ki je mueilo clovestvo
re IL pradavnih dni in Sc danes nj
reseno. Ko je napravil vse pripra-
We je nvrsil poslednjo potezo
usmrtil Sc je S plinom. Njegovo
truplo so nasli sobi napolnjeni
plinom.
V blizini trupla Sc je nahajalo
vec pol papirja ma katerih je bila
pisalnim strojem napisana mala
razprava noseea naslov = Zamo-
rejo Ii mrtvi obeevati z zivecimi?"
On je bill preprican, da morejo
in nekje v Detroitu Sc nahaja de-
kle, XII skrbno pri5akuje, da bof
svoje prepricanje zdaj dokazal Ia.
reznicno.
Bradford, star kakih 48 let je bill
predavatelj in impersonator ali
poosebljenec. Rojen je bill baje V
Detroitu. Patricku Marcotteu je
povedal, da lima sedcm bratov, ka
terih diva sta zdravnika, njegov
oce pa je bill kmet.
"Ko umrem gre mole telo ro-
Ike znanstvenikom, " je rekel Mar
cotteu. "Poslalo Sc ga bo michi-
ganski medicinski inStitut. Sicer
pa mole telo itak lie steje mno-
go"
Kakor pripoveduje Narcotic
mu je Bradford povedal, ola je O.
glaSal detroitskih listih iskajoc
kako osebo, XII Sc zanima "a vpra-
Sanje ce zamorejo mrtvi obeevati
Z zivimi. Ma oglas je odgovorila
neka detroitska dekle, XII ga je
prisla osebno obiskati pozneje. =
Med seboi sta napravila pogodbo,
da prvi, XII mre izned nju pride
obiskati drugega oz!roma spustiti
Sc njim kaRSne yrSte zvezo.
! Y enem njuh sestankGas je bile
sklenjeno, ola Sc Bradford usmrti
| in tako resi- misteriio.
V petek zvecer ie Bradford od-
Sci zgodaj posteljo in naroeil,
da je treba reel, V slueaju ce bi ga
kdo iskal, da ga nj donna. To je
narocil Marcotteu.
Ker nj Bradford naslednjega
dne vstal.j .je sci Narcotic trkati ma
vrata. Zaeutil je duh po plinu.
| Odprl ie vrata, Xxi niso bila niti "a
kleniena in ma postelji je naSel sa-
momorilca.
Taxa je ia zgodba Bio je be-
dasto dejanje kot ie skoro vsako
te vrste. &c bi Sc pokojni malo
brigal "a zgodovino bi lahko We
del, da je re jako mnogo lJudi
sklenilo pred smrtjo priti po smr
ii nazaj z omega sveta, toda do da-
nes nj Sc nihce izpolnil svoje OBJ
lube in tudi Bradford je ne bo,
drugace ce bi Sc dekletu ne sanja-
10 MEM in bi smatrala to "a isti-
nitoSt.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-02-08
Mime. cURIE

francoska znanstveciea in odkri-
teliica radija, naidrazje in najmi-
sterioznejSe kovine ma Svetu, DO O.
biskala V prihOdnjem maju Zdru-
zene drzave. z MO pride njena hci
Irena.. XII je tudi znanstvenica.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-02-08
Naidrazja bibliografska redkost.

Pred dnevi ie bila Londonr
pordana prva izdaja prvega dela
Cervantesovega Don Kichota "a
2000 funtov sterlingov. kar je go.
tovo najvecji znesek, ki je bill dc
sedai izdan "a to lnjizevno red
kost
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-02-08
NEMsKA EKsPoRTNA TRGo-
VIVA Sc JE SKoR0 PoVR-
MIA v NORMALNo
STANJE.

I'D
Mia svoio eksportno trgovino po
vsei zapadni Evropi, Ceneno de!O
in vladna pomo6 trgovanJu 1eI
doyedla nemSko industrllsko pro,
dukeiio skoro do omega levela kot
ie bill pred izbruhom voJne' kiJGo
temu da je tekom vOjne izgubila
mnogo tujezemske trgovme'
NemSke prediInice producraJoI
danes prakticno dve tretiini toll
ko kot so V letu 1918, ee Sc ne ste,
ie produkcije Alzaciji IN Lorenl
ter drugih teritorijih, katere 1e po
versailski pogodbi izgublla, FRO
dukciia iekla ie "a dva1set oa-
stotkov nizja, kot je bila pred voJ-
no.
V teh industrijah. Xxi so temelJ
"a zunanjo trgovinO, 81 Je Nemclja
opomogla mnogo hitreje nego
F'rancija in Belgija in industrl-
ialne razmere V Nemtiji so danes
bolie nego V Angliji, Franel1i'
Spaniii, Belgiji, Svici, ltaliJl III
HolandSki.
Nemeija ina izvrsten kOntrolhl
sistem- Predno Sc pOSlje izdeLke ma
tuie mora prizadeta druzba do5lti
cd Wade dovoljenje in ceno po Ee-
teri sme prodati blago V posame<-
nih dezelah. Enoinisto blago Sc
MANFRED prodaja V raznih dezeiah
nod razlienimi cenami lzdelkl
nredilnic in tkalnic letosnJe zlme
so bill poslani na tuje in prodanl
nod razliGnmi cenami toda vseteJ
nekoliko nizje kOt enaN lzdelkrh
podietij V tuih dezelah, Skoro '
vsakem slu6aju Sc eksportlrano
blago prodaja ma tujem drazJe kot
stane domaci dezeli
ylada Sc trudi, da ohrani cere
zivilom domaGi dezei kol1kof
mogoGe mike, kaiti to mora bltl,
6e Sc hoGe, da bOdO delavci delal
.za mike place. V Nemciji doblva
danes izkuSen delavec pO 40 mark
ma dan, kar znaSa pO danasnJem
lxnrzu okoi 70 centOv amerlskega
denarja. V Italiji dObivajo delaV-
ci dvakrat toliko, V Franciji trl-
krat tOlikO.
Da 81 je Nemcija tako nitro O.
pomogla je pripiSati mnogo temu,
ker dobiva veGino SurOvih'v sYop
lastni dezeli. Ia vSe surOvine IL
vzensi bombaz, "a katerega mora
10 plaeevati vsi manufaktrji do
loeene Gene, dobivajO nemske IN
dustrije "a nizio cenO kot katere-
kOli druge.
V sorazmerju S StevilOm delav-
stva Sc nahaia danes V Nemcln
mani nezaposljenOst kot V katerl-
koli dezeli V zapadni Evrepi. Zad-
ME Stevilke kazejo, da je Angii-
il sedem procentov delavcev neza-
poslienih. Holandiji od 10 do Is
in Italiji ve6 nego II proeentov,
Nezaposljenost Nemeiji znaSa
danes mani nego stiri odstotke.
Kaj pomenja vstajenje nemSke
trgovine "a ameriSke eksporterje,
vedo naiboli nasi trgovci V Spani-
il in Holandski kateIimi so te-
kom vojne Zdruzene drzave zgra-
die veliko eksportnO trgOvino. '
Spaniji je ameriSka trgovma V
zadniih sest mesecih ngubila Use
odiemalce, in te zaklada danes
Nemcija.
Holandske trgovine so danes
napolnjene nemskim blagom, d
je "a polovico ceneje cd amerlske-
GA. Medtem easom je Nemeija Pc
polnoma zaprla vrata svOje deze-
Ie vsem zunaniim produktom IL
vzemSi surovinam in ziXilOm. Ia
ameriSke trgovce nj upanJa, da bl
kaj prodali V Nemeiji dokler ne
bo denana izmenjava prib!Mao
normaha.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-02-08

Lajanje psa ma zemlji zamore
slisati zrakoplovec, ki je stiri mi
lie visoko v zraku.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-23
DENLY ORDERS
SIMS REPORT
Wants to Know About
"JaCkaSs" Speech

WASHINGTON. Juno .,.-Secrc-
tary OF tho Navy DENLY today
ordered Real Admiral Sims to give
him complete report on his Lon
don "jackass'' speech.
Any action that DENLY may con
template against Sims win await his
formal report on the accuracy OF dis.
patches reporting Sims remarks con.
corning Irish sympathizers In the
United States.
Denby's instructions werc given
Sims when the admiral reported to
the secretary In accordance with
orders cablcd him while In Europe.
Admiral Sims denied the accur.
acy OF the statements attributed to
him In dispatches reporting his Lon
don speech" DENLY said. II gave
him written memorandum. which
amounts to an official order. In
structing the admiral TO inform me
in writing wherein he was mis-
quoted. and IL he could. 10 state just
what he did say In that speech.
II want an early report TO this
order"
Sims was with DENLY only n mo
ment DENLY handed him the writ.
ten order and Sims left almost i'm
mediately.
Sims then went 90 cali on Admiral
Coontx. chief OF naval operations. re
fusing to comment on his conference
with DENLY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-23
ATTACKS VALUE
OF SKAC|T PLAN
Jay Thomas Fires Questions
at Engineer c. f. Uhden

Twenty-four questions concerning
the ultimate value Of the Skagit de-
veiopment project were fired at C. +.
Uhden. chief engineer. Wednesday by
Jay Thomas. editor Of the Washing.
ton State Weekly.
At a meeting OF tho Associated In
dustries Monday Uhden refused
point blank to have anything to do
with Thomas. asserting that Thomas
was not qualified to give an opinion
on hydro-electric development
Thomas charges that uhden is
Withholding essential facts about the
SiSagit from the public.
"In common with many other citi-
zens OF Seattle, have been trying 20
ascertain II the Skagit plant when
completed, win produce sufficient
revenue to pay the overhead bond in
terest and bond retirement charges.
Thomas declared.
Comparing the Skagit with the mu.
nicipai railway. Thomas asserts that
the city is facing an added tax levy
in building the hydroelectric plant.
IF the municipal light and power
company is overloaded with bonded
debt" Thomas says. lit will either
be necessary TO increase the rates or
pay the deficit from taxation"
Thomas questions covered the
power, cost and market features OF
the Skagit project.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-23
LABOR READY
FOR ELECTION
To Decide ChieftainShip
Tomorrow
BY ]. L. O'SUILIYAN

DENVER. Colo. June 2s.--Labor
leaders gathered up the loose ends OF
their annual convention here today
preparatory to the election OF officers
tomorrow.
On the basis OF q canvass OF the
delegations today. John l.. Lewis.
challenger OF Samuel Gompcrs for the
presidency OF the American Fedora.
ton OF Labor. sim lacked 6.ooo votes
OF the number necessary 10 elect him.
One OF the most important actions
OF the convention. In tho opinion OF
delegates who have been working on
the problem OF unemployment. was
tho declaration against federal IN
employment insurance. The conven'
ton refused TO advocate an unemploy-
ment insurance under control OF the
federal government after several
speakers pointed out that such n
policy would place workers under
complete control OF the government.
The Federation today protested
against the alarming tendency of
the courts TO uso the tyranny OF in
functions"
labor leaders declared the fntunc
ton "menaced tho existence OF
American workers as free men"
Resolutions adopted by tho con
vention called upon all union labor
organizations to conduct energetic
campaigns until tho -intolerable
practice Is ahandoned-"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-23
$500 STOLEN
IN APARTMENT

Nine hundred dollars was stolen
from Mrs. c. b. Love. Talcott apart
ments. Wednesday afternoon, when
she left her purse containing the
money and $500 check lying on a
gas meter by telephone while she
went to her room. When Mrs. Love
returned. the money was gone.
After hanging up the telephone re-
ceiver. Mrs. Love went TO her room.
forgetting the money.
The purse was found later at the
foot of the stairs, empty except for
the check which was not taken. City
detectives and police are investigat-
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-23
REPORT FLOODS
IN TEXAS TOWNS
No Estimate of Damage by
Biz Storm

HOUSTON. Texas. June 2s.-The
tropical storm which threatened the
gulf coast from Brownsville to New
Orleans had passed inland early to
day with It's force nearly spent.
Wires were stif down TO south
Texns coast points and II was i'm
possible TO get Information as to the
extent Of damage done by waters
which were reported TO have partly
flooded tho towns OF Matagorda and
Bay City.
The storm conferred southwest OF
Houston. moving northweatward
along the Texas coast. according TO
weather bureau reports.
Tho 90.mile an hour wind reported
by the weather bureau rs scheduled
10 strike the Houston. Galveston re-
gions late yesterday failed 20 ma.
torialize.
a b0-mflc an hour wind whipped
thru Houston streets for more than
three hours but died down.
The storm which was reported
started toward Houston from Mata-
gorda bay and which was due TO
strike some time before midnight.
passed between Houston and Calves
ton its fury diminishing.
Waters Of the gulf. reported nearly
level with the sea wall at Galveston.
were subslding this morning.
Wireless reports early today from
vessels In the center OF the gulf said
the sea WIS cain and tho weather
improving.
Shipping along the coast which
suffered included n schooner going
aground nj Freeport, barge and tug
beached At Port Aransas. loss OF "A
propeller by the tanker William L.
Doheney off Galveston and damage
10 small craft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-23
ROSE SHOW WILL
Give PRIZES
SeattIe's Annual Exhibit of
Flowers to Close Tonight

seattle's Rose Show In the state
museum closes at 10 o'clock tonight
with the award Of prizes
Trophies and other prizes win be
presented by II. /. Collier. president
Of the Rose society. and Mrs. J. S.
Ruppe-
The Rose socicty's gold medal. the
sweepstakes trophy. goes 70 ii. Il.
Vista. so45 w. cd St II WIS won
by n Pink Druski rose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-23
2 Claim Reward for
Cardner's Capture

CENTRAtIA. WASH June ga
Tho United States government is
confronted with the problem Of de-
Gliding. not ''who killed Cock Robin"
but ''who captured Gardner" Mrs.
Marion Howell. manager OF tho Hotel
oxford. where Gardner was captur-
ed. claims the reward because she
voiced her suspicious and made the
peach" Officer Louis Sonny claims
the reward because he made the
-pinch." There Is a feeling here that
the decision should be left to Gardner
himself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-23
ny WNI. PHILIP SrNINIs

ON BOARD THE ''WooSUNG.'
YANGTZE.KIANG. China. June "a
Some reflections after walk around
Wuhu:
One thing have learned Is this:
You must not expect too much OF a
Chinese city in its infancy; youth Is
always careless about dirt and Wuhu
is scarcely two thousand years old.
Hope that dead man met In the
road slung on a bamboo pole be
tween two grunting Chinese didn't
die OF pest or smallpox. Caught In a
dark, smelly street about four feet
wide. l couldn't give him as much
room as should have liked.
WASHES SALAD
In PUDDLE.
Nearby l saw woman washing
salad in a puddle OF water. filthy and
odoriferous beyond telling. My
thought was maybe the dead man
was eating just such a salad as that
yesterday.
Wonder why China isn't swept by
q plague which would not stop until
the last man, woman and child had
been carried off.
On a green field near some Stand
ard oil tanks. i saw native boys
playing football They were doing IL
well despite red-and-white calico uni.
forms.
Mr.. H. 3. Burwer of the Methodist
Mission at Smuggling was watching
them.
III they can learn football" he
unused, "they can learn sanitation.
They only need somebody to teach
them sanitation as someone has
taught them football"
Billions OF dollars worth OF con-
SESSIONS have been wrung from
China by the great powers. They've
done nothing for her as yet. in re-
turn.
It's only the missionaries mere
handful OF them - trying to wake
up four hundred million people The
missionaries and few educated Chi.
nese.
dig a hole In any old field in
China and two years later theren
be fish in IL two feet long" an old
Yangtze pilot told me. Heaven only
knows where they come from"
I proved the old man right TODAY.
at Wuhu
walking along q road bordering
. rice Acid. l saw two Chinese their
pants rolled up to their thighs. wad-
ing around In the knee-deep mud
md water covering the patch. Each
had q bamboo basket with the bot
tom cut. This they repeatedly
picked up and put down again In
different spots. feeling around inside
with foot or hand. Now and then
they pulled out q good-sized fish
which they had hemmed up in the
bosket-
RICE AND FISH
TWO CROPS.
Close to this rice field saw n
native preparing a spring garden II
was about 35 feet In diameter. He
stood in the middle and urged an
unwilling COW. at the end OF a rope.
to walk round and round him in a
circle while his wife threw on
buckets Of water.
Hours later when I Again Nssco
the spot. the earth had been reduced
to a ioblolly, the cow to a state of
inter disgust and the wife to some.
thing approaching collapse. The gar.
csner sat to one side apparently
greatly pleased with the job.
Wuhu has a population OF $4,000
and is a rice center. There Is a
small cotton mill or two. II has
been treaty port since 1877 and a
number Of Americans and other for.
eigners live there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-23
Moonshine Law Has
No Respect for Age

eff there Is an age limit In this
moonshine business this defendant
should be freed; IL there is not, he
ought to be punished" Assistant u.
s. District Attorney George Matthew
declared in federal court Wednesday.
The jury brought In a verdict OF
guilty against Gilbert McBeth, 60,
and he was sentenced by Judge
Neterer To four months in county
jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-23
800 Are Drowned
in Japan Floods

TOKYO. June 22.-Dclayedl-
More than 800 persons were drowned
in floods In the Kyusha district. nc
cording TO figures announced here to-
day. The waters were rcoeding and
reconstruction Is under way. advices
said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-23
Dress Goods Remnants Half Price
Month-End Clearance
in the Drug Section

-Blaud's Iron Pills, formerly 35c,
reduced to 1870.
-Cascara Sagrada, formerly 25c,
reduced to 2 for 35c.
-Pinaud's Eau de Quinine, for
merly 75c, reduced to SOC.
Pluto, quart size, formerly 40c,
reduced to SOC.
Pluto, pint size, formerly zoe,
reduced to 15c.
Quart Thermos Filters, formerly
2.75, reduced to 1.9S.
-Sheep's-wool Sponges, formerly
$50, reduced to 1.9S.
-Sheep's-wool Sponges, formerly
200, reduced to $50.
UPPER MAIN FLOOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-23
Thousands of Shrine
Delegates Will Come

Many thousands Of Shriners are
expected to visit this state again this
year, as result OF the activities OF
the Pacific Northwest Tourist asso-
citation. The Shriners' convention is
TO be held in San Francisco this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-23

LOS ANGEI.ES.--Jury In superior
court convicts Walter Lips. deputy
sheriff. former chief OF Los Angeles
fire department. of bribery in con
nection with release from jail OF JOS
eph Furay. alleged bunco man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-23
Youth Dies Trying
to Save Bow of g

LEWISTON. Idaho. June 23.-In
n vain attempt to save Herman Or
Wis. .. from drowning In Snake river.
Harry Jacobson. 10. lost his life yes
terday afternoon. Neither of the
bodies has been recovered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-23
Girl, Is, Acquitted
of Killing Man

CHICAGO HEIGHTS. H., June
23.-Fifteen-year-old Lucy Rosati,
slayer OF Gaetano De Peso. her As
year-old betrayer, stands exonerat-
ed today by coroner's jury which
found she killed justifiably.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-23
LIS "TURNIP"
IL TURNED UP

OROvILLE, Cal.-"It. will turn up
some day." said Vincent Dial Porte
when he lost his watch. 1t did turn
up, Ia years later. when he turned
up soil on his farm with a pillow
The watch still runs.
BOSTON.--Gen. Charles II. Tay.
Tor, editor and publisher OF Boston
Globe, dead at rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-23
Seattle Woman Is
Honored by W.R.C.

OLYMPIA, June 23.-Mrs. Kate
Wilmington. Seattle, was yesterday
elected department president Of the
Women's Relief corps. in convention
here with the annual encampment OF
the G.. A. r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-23
DEAD men
CARRIED
ON POLES
William Philip Simms Sees
Odd Sights in Tour of In
tereSting China Region

William Philip simms. famous war
correspondent and writer on International
affairs, l. studying conditions In China
for The star. lie tells here Of his OBJ
s~rvaiiens ON trip up the S.oO0-milc
1angtxe river.