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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-15
Weire 6rope.

@a6reno Ser @intermonate be-
ginnt bier an Son11= unb Jeiertagen
Die 6riibmelie I'M 8 nn0 0as @odm1t
I'M bulb 10 l1br ltatt.
Mebrere Soloipieler fan6en lid
bier Donnerltag i'm @einri6 Smoiefes
@eim gum Hripatpergniigen Elm. IS
gei9ab 0ies am Gage, an mel6em oas
Sberbanpt Ser Sm6iefes 6anilie lei.
1en @ebnrtstog %feierte, Der obne eth
5ololpiel9en rid)t Sic riftige @iir5e
miirDe gebabt baben.
9ie 8ra11en @einrid Smoiefe, fen.
uno @einri6 8. Meper maren Sonn=
tag beim @einrid 8erling at @alte.
Sobn u11o gilbert Darfa genolien
lebte ISOLDE Die @altfreun6Ihnft Ser
in glroin m%obnenoen 6amilien Matb=
ias Sung uno Solepb Morion.
Simon Wartbaler uno Jrau gonn=
ten lid Sic Sonntagsfreuben oes ltets
germ begriibten Clemens Sfppeg=
mann.
8el1. anmpbofe bradte 1tb in Ben
gciis elmer mertpOuen reinrn1llgen
Sub, sic er bon 5errn 9romr in
Souf G>l'trc fol1ite.
Net. nnsr <o.1li 5i~> Ed ac' Sch
Don Snr.ng Niu crIJattetcH Bier dl1
Son,tng freunoidoitlide @cil1dle.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-15

gem 9eiu9e in 6en bieligen Sami<
lien 80. q. Braun uno 500. S9on-
born in 8egleitung Der @ei6miiter
Solepb nn6 Sobann 56onborn Die
IN Seniel oie S6ule beiu6en 1Deroen,
nnd} Sauie 5rrudgefebrt.
Jrm1 Mnoreas Sbna begab lt6 IN
9egleitung fires o@tten nab ct.
Glouo, 400 lie li6 i'm ct. &apbaels
&ospital in dr5tlide 8ebanolung itell,
te..
Sobonn Spatb nno 6rou bon Wab-
nomen befinoen iid bier gu mebrere
Wod)en tangent 9eIude bei Serrn
Sp6tbs gltern.
Das neue 3elepbon grdange @e=
bauoe pllrbe lebte @obe big auf Die
SEM terldeiben*g inlteanng poqenbet.
6reo. 5dmegmann lit Mitte lebter
@od)e bon Zimmerman, no er in
ser 6omilie 6. S. 9onoDan 5u 60
lte mar, 3urifgefebrt.
SRI. 9elena @elting bon &idmonO
NOR mebrere Gage bier i'm 9eid). &ra=
mers @eim gu 8eind.
SRI. gna @anoer bon Mabnome1l
e%rfreute sic bier mobnenoe 6omilie
SoIepb @inter NIT m%ebrtagigem Sc
iu6e.
@eorg Sal6ert genoB i1n 9oufe
pergungener @ode sic Batfreu1o=
lduft leiner in Wabnomen mobneroen
8erDan6ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-15
Cole Spring.

@odm. Yfarrer P. Weinrao, >. g.
g., erfreute iid Dorlebten Jreitag oes
8eiudes Der bo9m'iten Mebte Widael
Ott, 8. g. g., bon Der ct. Beters
Mbtet in Wiinlter> CANADA, uno d.
malo 8aran, .. g. g., bon Der ct.
Wartins Mbtei in 2aceD, Baib.
Die 6armers 2ipe 5tod COMPANY
perinn6te cine neutrality-suspicious.
8ieb na9 Soutb 81. Buul; Yuul IS.
Ebeiien beiprgte ben Eransport.
Napmoro @ermam1b, meld)er IN ct.
Sofns College Doberen 5tuoien OBJ
liegt, erfranfte am Gage Dor Dem
9anfiagungSfelte nrlb muroe in Dem
nit Ser Mn1talt perbnn0enen Strait
fenbaule untergebrabt, no er leiner
boQen @eneiung entgegengebt.
Sic SabreSberiammlung Der Golo
5pring Hoit Mmericnn 2egion $50.
455 faro Gom1tagabenD BET gutter
Geilnubme ltatt. Die @abl 11el1er Sc
a1nten m11rbe borgenommen nn0 Mn=
gelegenbeiten bon augemeinem Suite
relie %beiprodJen.
2ebten 5amltag lte1te iid) Otto
8olf Don bier Dor bem Ser. 5taaten
&ommilidr Mbbot bon minneapolis
Sci oen1 8erb0r lieB er lt6 6urd Den
&e6tsantpolt @enrD 8. 5nqiban bon
ct. CLOUD oertreten, nnb ct ml1roe
inter Ser Nnfloge, SbnupS in iei=
llem 8elib gefnn0en 81 baben, 6er
T0oerul @roBge1b1porenen in 8ergus
6als ubermieien. Serr 8olf bat Ell
nen Saftbefebl 1eS BrobibitionS=Mg=
enter Sobn 8belan ergeben lalien,
ben er beidu1l0igt, i'm bei elmer
iingit Dorgenommenen 9ausnnteri1 IT.
DUNG angegriffen al baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-15
IS. December 1921

Gpieler nit ser Belt la~ngiabrige1
alubs nidt bintanlteben Deroen.
Die &Iage Ser Cecilia Mtbmann ge=
qen sSSobn @9leper, lpelhe alS Die erlte
Dor &reisri6ter Sobn 81. &oeler I'M
@eri6tstermin BON Stearns Gountp
lebten 9onnerltag 3u gerbanolung &c
longte unb in Der &ldgerin $4,000 ols
grfob fir mgebliden Mngriff for
oerte, erfannten Sic @e1dmorenen
naA elmer 8eratung bon Der 9ouer
einer Stunbe 51guniten oes Bertlog=
ten, Sen lie fret ausgeben lieBen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-15
1l1elroie.

W'ittlrod;aEenD lester @pde Tano
inn Sotel Melroie cine Communities
Glub=&criomrrlung 1tatt, in meld)er
lih ouBer nnoeren &ebnern Die bodp.
6erren 6eoron bon Sauf Centre 1111o
BON Sen 8ocr, oon1aliger Efarrer III
@oro Springs in %belebre11oen nl1o
unterbultenoen Mnlpraden boren lie
Ben.
Oos uls County &ranfenpflegerln
onge telte Sri. gades NOR lette Wo=
DIE bier 11no priifte sic S9ulfi11oer
al,f ibren @einnobeits5ultano ,mobei lie
fanb, oab l1nter ser 5duliugeno Der
ldie0ene anltefen6e &ranfbeiten berr=
ide1, mo0l1rd) ser 56ulbeiu6 5u Ell
nerl l,nregelmabigen ge1poroen. 81
piele Ser ainoer 1pegen aronfbeit SIT
boule gebalten peroen miilien.
@dbreno bes erlteu Cages oergnl1s
9e11er @ode %erfre1te lid) bodm1ter
Msgr. 9. Midter Oes 8e1ubes Der
bodpp. @errel1 @ilenbring nno WFo=
hplpal0 bon Ser &atbeDrale.
&arI 6. Shlpan l1no Sr0lt bon
@olf Hoint, Mo1tana, bielten lif
mebrere Sage bier bel ibrer Softer,
6rau IS. 81. goBmortb, be1udsmeilc
a1f.
Ser 6omilic Soiepb Sitter p1,roe
elm geiunoes 50bnden geboren; ben
gleiden 3ulpads erbielt Ste San1ll1c
Norbert @nuoer, mdbreno in ser So
mile Sssolepb Tiie ein ber5iges Wtao=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-15
Safe Berry

Die Safe SenrD Creamery nn0 DIE
Butterfabrifen in ct. Wartin, 9fos-
coe un6 NaDnespiae, berianoten am
Dienltog pergangener 8o6e cine ST.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS no6 Nc!p
Sort.
2ebten 6reitog befano lid &arl
&umbert in bieier @egeno aaf benz
&ferOebanOel, l1no er fan0 aus, 0nB
Bfer0e onf ocm Marfte innmer nod
preismiir0ig iino. -
Mebrere junge 2eute BADEN lid
gum 8osfet=8ou1piel 5l1lammengetan,
l1n5 in Sen bei ben %l1ebungen er5iel=
ten grfolgen 5eigte es 1i6, 6oB oiele
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-15
GIroIa.

Bernard Saul, mel9er sic 5teue
6es bieiigen acknowledgement belief
bete, lit na9 Superior, @is., abge=
reiit, uno an leiner. 5teQe lit &obert
Sance bier eingetreten, 0eiien @attin
jt6 nnfungs lebter Wo6e nab ibrem
often @eim 5urifbegab> bon no tie
nit ibren &inoern CUR ginribtung 0es
Sausmeiens in ben eriten Sagen 5u=
r%iifermurtet miro.
9einrib $. gerfenniS begab lid an
fangs letter Wo6e nod ct. Glou0
no er Der 9orperibaft ser @roBge=
l9morenen argeb0rt.
Sic IN ser @emein0ebnae gegebene
2tdtbiloerboriteuung NOR iebr gut be.
lu6t, uno Die bubei gefun0ene 3nfrie=
oeubeit lieB Sen 8uni6 laut merOen,
nod bdl1fig ein oerartiges 8ergniigen
in Glrola genieBen 5u f0nnen.
@einrih 8. HSieben ur10 @attin err
Itotteten in 8egleittng 0es SRI. CLARA
@leinl1mi6t in Winneapolis lange=
ren 8ei16.
@eorg nnb Soiepb Sdmiot BON
'Mpon genollen bie GonntagSfreuoen
bier an ser 5eite ibrer @ltern, @0l1=
ar6 Sdmi0t un6 @attin.
Sobunm Silbernid BON Nlbunp err
11enerte bier nno in oer Nabbari6aft
ate 8efannt19aften.
Die &inoer Ser 9iitrift16ule geo.
1855 meroen o1n fommenoen Gonntcg
IN Ser 6taotbaue cine l1nterbaltung
pe%run]tolter, mo5n ale Nreunoe Der
Sugenb eingelu0en lino.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-15
freeport.

Binnen fur5em tpir0 nnler Bt1uge
iiber cine Muiiftapelle GIT berfigerl
baben. Sr elmer lebte 8o6e 1tattge=
fu10el1en Ser 1ammlnng mur0en Die
8eumten ser nel1en Organization ge=
mablt 11nb @eorg 0aDis nit Der
gteae oes &apeqmeilters betra1t; Die
Ter begob ii6 in 8egleitung 0es Sobn
Aalnrm no d0en 3miaingsitdoten gum
Nnfnuf ser Snltrumente, un6 Serr
Dupis legt Bic Mbitdt, NIT ieiner
&opeue BEL Ser nddJtiabrigen, in ct.
Glm1o ituttfinben0en Sobresfonpen-
ton 6es 8. Sc. 6. 5tootSperbanDes
CUR |6eb11ng Ser 6eier Oas ibrige BET
5ntragen.
6rau Spbani1 &erntalm 1tn0 Sobn
baben 1id nod mebrere Gage lun1em
Sc Jude bel Sen bier mobne16en 81
tern, @ernra11n @ensmam unb Sral1,
nod ibrem SCENT in Gilman, 8entpn
gountp, 5ltriidbegeben.
Sic ebr1p. 5ddpelter Hbiloberta, ..
e. s. bon 8ismnrd, sc. @, erfrente
bie bier m%obnbnften &loiteridmeltern
mie m16 SRI. Grace So1es mabreno
ser lebten Gage bertpibener 0ode
init 8eiud).
ltlrib Soi6en lit BON Chicago bier
eingetroffen 1lno miro ieinen 8ein6
bts nod ben 6eiertagen al1s6ebnen.
otto @ele bon 5argo, g. 9, be-
finbet it6 bier SIT langere11 8ein6e
i'm 8erpa1loten= u11b 5rennOesfreiie.
Nadt adt Gage langem 8einde
BEL lei11en bier t%pobnbdften gltern lit
Nran5 Go1e 5t leiner slrbeit in ct.
glp11b 5uriidgefebrt.
81. War &ern llt1b @atti1 bon ct.
Glo16 erfreltten ibre bier at1laiiigen
Bertpan6ten nn6 Sreunbe nit einem
Sonntngsbein6e.
Son Ieinem obt Gage lo11gen Sc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-15
der

8udmmn gebrodt uno bier nad Ell
nenl un1 Mittpobmorgen I'M 9 nbr
bonn bo6m. 8farrer 2eutbner gebal=
tenen &equiem I'M 8eilein elmer gro-
BEN Sdaar Don 8ertpanoten 1tno
5reunben ser tra1ternben Sanrille
0em s6oB Ser grbe iibergeben. Wfo-
&c Tie ruben in Srie0en! Den @inter=
bliebenen entbietet Ser uNoroitern"
fem aufri6tiges Beilei0.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-15
Goen DALEY.

@eprg Brnner, Der Dor Sabren leir
&eim bon &ibmon6 na6 g0en Taaep
perlegte> liegt, tpie bier eingegongene
Mad)ribdten be1agn, in einem @ospl=
tai gu Minneapolis idlimm %erfranft
nieoer. 6amilie Mid. 9ar0D eritottete
oem @rfranften 1ebten 5onntog einen
8elu6 nnb mel0ete, bob IN benz 3r=
ltan0 Des Yatienten iid} lel0er nod
feline Mn5ei6et1 GUT 8elierung einge=
1teut baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-15

Mode mebrere Gage @eiddfte balber
in Minneapolis auf mobin ltd Ml-
bert Minter Mitte lebter Mode at
aleihen Smed begab.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-15

Greenmdl0.
6rou Bilb. G90nborn bon &en5el,
&c. g., 1ir6 nab mebrere Gage lan=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-15
FOUNTAIN PENS

make a most acceptable gift. We have
the min stubs, fine and heavy points,
and in the well known Parker and Con
kiln makes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-15
IVORY

Our stock of ivory is very complete
you will make no mistake in making.
selections from our line for a Christmas
gift, as ivory will make a splendid
Christmas present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-22
AVOID THE MENACE
OF SORE THROAT

VOU cannot help inhalins the infee-
sious germs which cause sore throat,
and the soft hnln.s Of the throat
are : good soil for them TO thrive in,
but wherever you are, ~ the hrv sign
e sossness, you tss take one Of the con-
vensenf, pleasant tasting yet powerfully
antiseptie Formzmint Tablets
Dissolve one in the mouth slowly. nov
and then, where il releases an e1sciens
anosepfic which mixes With the saliva
and continuously bathes all the mem
hr1nes Of the throat. checking germ life
snd possibly preventing throat infection,
lzDngifis, tonsillitis, "Eu" Relieves
keasseness. Helpful for singers, actors,
cpeakers, smokers, lecturers, etc. Chi
dssn Ike them 60t At all drugsista
kses.u.s~<ss - fkrsss spsexss<ss4
DADs>essaA ssssssfs sd arueesses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-22
FIRM TRUSTS
WORKING GIRL

"Hcleu. there's no reason you
can't do u. too. You know. I
simply read his nd In the paper
for private SECRETARY ia been
out Of work 80 long that my clothes
were terribly shabby. and ! hated
even 10 apply for the job. OF
course. money WIS total stranger
TO me What did | do but go down
10 Chcrry's and get classy tailored
suit and some fluffy biouscs and the
dearest coat. and apply fer the
position. He was impressed with
my appearance. gave mo the joh
and | arm going 10 take "a small
part out OF my salary each month
20 pay for The clothes. And can
take my own sweet time about
paying. too. I've told each of my
friends about Il, and from each
one I've gotten rising vote Of
thanks.
Now. don't you think this was
sensible OF me? Come on. I'll 20
with you down there. They are
AZ 207 Rialto Bldg. between Madl-
son and Spring. over the Pig'n
Whistle"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-22
Gas, Indigestion,
Stomach Misery
-"Diapepsin'

"Papen Diapcpwins really does
put had stomarhs in really
docur overcome indigestion. dyrpep
STA. gaA. heartburn and sourneHs IN
five minutes that ust thR t.
makes rApc'n Dsapepsin the largest
selling stomach regulator In the
world II what you eat ferfncnts
into stubborn Jumps, you beich gaa
and eruciaie sour. nndigrsted food
and acid. head II dizzy and aches.
remember the moment ''papc's Dia-
pcpsin" comes In contact with the
stomach all such distress vanlahea
It's truly astonishing mar.
vclous--and the Joy Is SIS harmless.
ness. \ large sixty cent case OF
rapes Diapeprau IL worth iis weight
ia gold TO men and women who can't
get their siomachs regulated II be
longs la your home--shouid always
be Kept handy In case Of a sick.
sour. upset stomach during the day
or at night It's the most efficient
antacid and stomach regulator In tho
world. Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-22
Healing Cream
Stops Catarrh
ciooaed Air Passages Open at
onee--Noss and Throat Clear.

IL your nostrils are cloggcd and
your head stuffed because of cntarrh
or cold. get Ely's Cream Balm nj
any drug store. Apply little Of
this pure. antiseptic. germ destroy.
ing cream into your nostrils and ic,
u penetrate through every air pas
sage OF your head and membranes
Instant relief
How good II feels. Your head is
clear. Your nostriis are open. You
breathe freely. No more hawking
or snuffiing. Head colds and catarrh
yield like magic. Don't stay stuffed
up. choked UP and miserable. Reltci
IL sure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-22
"IM IOH iOt. ~
YOU MEAN IT"

wei. I'm for YOU " you mean a.
yoriH held out his hand and The
pippin shook a. but. you know
Pippin." the detective said. you've
told us that before"
Noris went out. The Pippin and |
took table w a box
He don't believe me- The Pippin
said. but ! faced him. didn't ~ N
I wasn't OFF the junk. IA have beat
10 He'd never have seen the. |
Ntw him first Ily now I'd have
been 20 Eighth and Pike. can
travel fast dodging cops. But they've
got nothing On me now. Va I'm facing
them. They could frame me. OF
course. but I amt afraid OF that
The conversation turned to police.
men IN general.
There are policemen--no, all by
any means. hut a good m8ny--if The
pippin is 90 be- believed. IN Seattle.
Tacoma. Spokane. who. II they are
not actively engaged IN handling
dope. are being paid graft 10 protect
thr traffic.
Youth never know their names.
not from The Pippin. lie isn't
Saussier. Hut there arr some
names The rippin did name A.
We sai Ia The box q, the Bouie-
ward and you shall know them.
And you shall know tomorrow
how The rippin made . delivery
Of dope % n fashionable home en
Capitol HiII. and some other In
terssting things about the inside
OF the dope traffic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-22
HAD SUSPECTED
Hal. tIOplIEAD

think he had suspected | was a
hop head He questioned me close.
~ before he took me into his conf.
dence
We had left The Star and were
on our way down Union IT.. hound
for lunch at Jack Schiffer's Boule-
ward cafe
'you seem 90 get the hop.head's
viewpoint" he said. Efinning. I'm
the articles YOU write about dope
You set It better than most writers.
| was reading what you wrote the
other day about the hop head'a ban
au~i. the eustard pie"
I could see he was watching me
out OF the corner of his eve.
How did sou know about Gus.
tard pief" he asked. quickly
I'D heard about II. seen the boys
eat a." I replied. ITS something
like chaser Of water after q drink
Of raw whisky. I suppose. know
the FIRST thing hop head runs for
after taking shot Of dope Is "a
piece ~ custArd pie"
That's right" ssid the rip
pin. u thought u Wa funny
you knew about Il. I suppose.
Tho. you newspaper reporters
get around a lot and H. your
business To find out things"
RECITED INCIDENT
or cusTAhD PIE
Ito laughed and rerited an Incl.
dent that he recalied--an old ad.
die, aneaklng into an alley with a
cuStard pie In onc hand and bag
OF candy in the other.
They all have To have their Gus
tard pie. " be said. -candy'n not quite
as good. After taking shot OF
morphine or coke your throat gets
dry and the stuffH bitter. The first
thing you want IL something moist
and sweet 10 Kin the taste. cuniard
pir'n the best
We had rounded the corner % Union
street and Fourth avenue. We en-.
tered the cafe ~ l paused 10 close
the door I heard The Pippln say.
Hello. forin'~
turned. The Pippin. grinninx.
VA. shaking hands with Ernie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-22
BY Hal Armstrong

The Pippin. NJ ! know him. II
something more than mn alley
type. You couldn't converse
with him Is minutes without
being aware thai underneath
his veneer OF worldly wiseDess
there l. q gentleman.
SIX years OF prodding himself IN
the arm. sometimes with a reKula
ton hypodermio needle hut more
often with safety pin and an eye
droppcr, sir years OF thievcry "a
support his habit when he couldn't
get enough money honestly. haven't
completely covered the gentleman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-22

Norls. city dciecilvr. who had
Just eaten and WAS coming out
where you becn. rippiny"
Noris asked.
Just got out Of The stocIsade."
The I'ippin replied. ''Six months"
what are YOU doing nowT'
I'm off the junk. going straight
The detective looked doubtful
That's right" The Plppln empha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-22
"The Pippin" Is
Curious Over Hal
and CuStard Pie

q o
sI pes. he cured ns
told Of The hdoo dop"
Of the Narthw s~t1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-22

ANAcoRTEs. To marry a Bel.
CLAN Girl he met during the world
war. John Matthews. son OF J. G.
Matthews. leaves for New York en-
route 10 Brussels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-22
Merely a Slight
Misunderstanding

LONDON. Nov ~. several Amer.
leans who passed Westminster Ab-
hey made indignant protest wnen
they saw a rope around the neck
Of the statue OF Abraham Lincoln.
opposite the Abbey. They were mol.
llfied when wcrkmen informed them
that the placing Of the rope around
tho neck and body was preliminary
To putting the statue on an endur.
ing pedestal OF granite.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-22
The More Beautiful
the More They Cost

SHANGHAI. Nov. :s.--n Bandits IN
the Sun wui district are holding
more than 30 women and girls
whom they captured after raids.
They are now offering the women
Tor sale at prices in accordance with
their beauty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-22

SEI.AH - Expenditure ~ s5s 600
on Irrigation improvements voted b.
trustees Of Nnchea Seiah Ditch Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-22
Carriers Have II.
So DO Neicsies.
Snolc Tests Them.
Yet They Smile.

ON behalf OF the scores OF
thousands OF Seattle people who
today and yesterday and Satsr'
day received their copies OF The
Star as usual. In spite % the
heavy. unexpected snow, We arc
pausing now 20 lay little YER
bal bouquet at the feet OF the
unknown carrier.
II ism, exactly fun 10 trudge
thru the streets and the alleys
these afternoons with heavy
bundle of papers. 20 mush thru
the wet. heavy snow for miles.
stopping hundred or 80 times
20 place the folded newspaper
in just the spot the subscriber
likes 10 have u put.
IT isn't exactly fun by a jug
fun. but Star carriers do ". And
they do IL with grin. That's
the sort Of spirit firemen show
when they carry fainting WON.
en- out of burning hotels. and
football players show when they
stop the heavier team In front
Of the home goal. and dough.
boys show before machine gun
nests. and all big men show
when they accomplish some.
thing worth while against hard
odds.
That's why we paused 10 pay
n few paragraphs Of meritcd APP
plause to these youngsters.
And what goes for the car
ricrs goes also for the new
sizes"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-08
WIRE BUSTLE HIDING
PLACE FOR BOOZE

WILLIAMSON, w. Va, Nov. S.--To
call Frances Hobbs a woman resident
of this place, "bootlegger" would be
slander.
The dictionary defines a "bootleg-
ger'' thus: "To sell liquor against the
law; so called from the practice of
| carrying a flask in the leg of a boot ="
But. getting back to Francis Hobbs
Frances undoubtedly sold contraband
liquor of a more or less uncertain
quality, but she carried none of it in
her boots
She was arrested by the state police
and fined 500 and sentenced to sixty
days in Jail by Squire Meek.
Although the state policemen knew
Frances had booze on her person they
could not locate it until they had an
other ono of the same sex as Frances
to do the frisking, To the amendment
of the police tho woman was wearing
Il fairly good sized hustle made of
heavily padded wire. In this Frances
carried several half plnts loaded with
muOnShinc.
just how Frances extracted her
hootch without trouble tho police have
not learned But she was caught
passing Il half pint to thirsty resident
on side street and taking his So bin
In payment.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-08

The Prince intends to be present a.
the maneuvrcs on the Northeast from
tier, whore all the recent fighting has
been taking place, There the famous
native volunteer contingcnts of Hy-
dcrabad, Patiala and Kikancr flourish
All these provinces are ruled by prin-
ccs created by the British Govern
mcnt and there, at all events, a royal
MClCOmn is nSSlIrn1
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-08

Tho Prince will especially investi-
gate the conditions surrounding the
student life of the young native, par
ticularly at Benares and AuSarh..
The Prince left on the battleship
RenoWn, the same vessel that convey
cd him on his last trip to Canada and
Australia. The stages of the voyage
were expected to be as follows: Gibral-
tar, oct. 20; Malta. Nov /; Port Said,
Nov. 5; Suez. Nov. I; Eden. Nov. IL;
Mombay. Nov II.
The crOss-cOuntry tour will be from
Bombay to Lucknow, with visits to
Baroda, Udaipur, Ajmere, Indipur and
Allahabad. From that point other
towns of interest will be visited in the
Oranges Valley.
The tour altogether will last until
March II. Then the Prince will leave
Karachi for Japan.
During his visit to India the Prince
will take part in many spectacular
events. An elephant hunt on a grand
scale. will take place at Nepaul. AT
Gwalor later he will be met by q
great procession on elephants; his own
howdah will be of richly carved wood
with trappings of rich silver cloth, the
same as that used by his father on the
occasion of the royal visit to the Delhi
Durbar.
The Prince also promises to be pres
ent at the pig sticking contest hunt
ing the wild hog with lances' at Kadir
The first prlze- winner in this event II
1883 was Sir Robert Baden Powell, the
chief of the Boy Scouts
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-08

Tho jackrabbit which attempts to
cross the state highway Is tho cham
pion optimlst.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-08
DAILY MARKET NEWS, LOCAL AND GENERAL


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