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The L'Anse sentinel., 1921-07-22

Charles Page of L'Anse was bus
mess caller in Keweenaw Bay last
Saturday.
Sam Papin and his crew Of men
were at L'Anse this wee!, rafting logs
lor the Baraga Lumber Company.
Mrs. Harry Mover and son were
in L'Anse Monday, being callers at
the Court House.
Perry Shulstad was presented with
a beautiful monogrammed cushion
while in Michigamme Sunday, the
gift Of friend. 1t has been much
admired by those who have seen it.
While picking berries near Her
mban last Saturday, Charles Nc
Mahon disturbed bear cub and had
to climb tree, the cid bear making
it very interesting for him. Charlie
had to roost for fcrty-five minutes.
Village Treasurer Royal Clisch re-
ceoved a new bort touring car Mon
day from Agent John Osterman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kyllonen and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Kyl-
lonen and son Ct Aston were guests
Monday of Mr.. and Mrs. Swan Hill.
bliss May Graham returned last
Saturday from Ypsilanti, where she
attended the Normal.
Miss Edwina Durand of Kenosha,
Wis, was a week end guest of her
sister. Mrs. George Rose.
Baraga defeated Michigamme Sun
day at Michigamme, the score being
% to g Nord pitched fer Baraga.
Miss Inez Norbeck of Dollar Bay
is guest this wee., Of Miss Judith
Isaacson.
Mayor and Mrs. w. C. Birk and
children and Misses Emma Nord and
Mary l'cssner motored to the copper
country Monday.
Miss va Hclsa, who is attending
the Ncin.al at Marquette, spent the
week end guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Heusa.
Miss Anna Stone visited in Calu-
met last Saturday.
Mrs. joseph Gerard and daughter
Florentia were week end callers in
Marquette.
Miss Vivian Auge visited in
Houghton Tuesday.
Miss Ruth Nichols of Lake Linden
was guest of Miss Eva Fcueault
this week.
Sister Francis Ravfield of Kansas
City, Mo-, arrived last Saturday and
is guest cf her father, Thomas
Strickland. Sister Agnes accompan-
led her.
A. L. Giddings, secretary of the
Farm Bureau, was business caller
at Herman Tuesday.
Miss May Claussen visited in
Michigamme the first of the week.
Bert Trudell and Washington Fou.
cault left Sunday for st. Paul.
Adrian Anderson spent the week
end visiting in Marquette.
Miss Eleanor Duquette of Detroit
is guest of Miss Helga Beck.
Miss Lake Oberg returned last
Saturday from Fort Wayne, Ind.
where she attended school, and is 9
guest CT her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R
Oberg.
Miss Justine Ibbotson Of Kenosha
Wis, arrived Tuesday to visit hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Ib
/ botson.
Miss Madge Nesbitt is in Marquett,
this week, guest of her sister, Mrs
John GuelG.
l. Mrs. Bert Trudell and children ief
yesterday for visit at Lake Linden.
Joseph A. DRAKE has received tn,
appointment as animal trapper foI
the county.
Miss Genevievc Theobold Of Mar
inette, Wis, arrived Wednesday ant
is guest Of ti,e Misses Ibbotson.
It is ru,noled .i.at Matt Taurinel
cf Pelkic has sold the Ford interest
three million feet Of hemlock, tn,
logs being along the Mineral Range.
Charles Auge left yesterday TO
JacoLs,iie to scale logs.
PEQUAMING
The L'Anse sentinel., 1921-07-22

Calvin R. Gross Of Dollar Bay. who
had charge Of the lath mil here the
past few months, has turned the plant
over to the company, returning to
his home last Friday.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1921-07-22
NOTICE

The tax roll for the village Of
L'Anse is now in my hands for col
lection. The fee Of one per cent win
be charged up to and including Aug
ust 1. After that date the collection
fee will be four per cent.
Mary Frenette,
30-f Village Treasurer.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1921-07-22
BARAGA NEWS NOTES

County Surveyor John r. Rasmus-
sen and Alderman Thomas Strickland
were L'Anse business callers last
Saturday.
Oscar Hansen and daughter Ruth
Of Marquette visited with Mrs. Cold
quist at Keweenaw Bay last Satur-
day. n
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-24

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in ser 9fdbe BON. @tbbon tpobnbaf1
lino, perbradten Somstas LETTER $50
DIE in SEEM u1m.
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Gpe.
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9ft6te bon Trau Geblaff.
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9obn &uot uno 9o6ter Olsa maren
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BON Bancroft, g. .. iino erfreut
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letter ISOLDE lein @rei6inen madte.
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mann uno &inoer uno Sri. 5ratb,
S6mei ter BON Trou Ylaumann,
perbra9ten- ben SDnntag BET 6rau
Y[oumanns Mutter, Trau Marsa=.
retba 1ratb in Sleepp @pe.
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&oeel unb, gilbert @oerltns autoirten
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ISOLDE perbradten UNI it6 Dem Til6z
fang binSugeben.
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am Treitag nad ibrem 5etm In Set
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ISOLDE BET ser George Mau6 Camille
an 9forb @aibingtonitrabe berbra6=
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-24
2ofal @emigfeiten*

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Nicolet NOT am Treitag In SEEM nlm
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in M1organ 3uriidgefebrt.
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bel 8ermanoten in Nicollct.
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Yarf an.
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Sleepp @pe perbra6ten ben 9onnta9
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freuen ii6 iiber bie @eburt etneS Sod
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i6etnen madte.
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Sonntag i'm !5etm bon Serrn nno
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man.
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bon elmer Operation bic fiir5li6 in
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tis uno 6amilie maren am Counting
in Sleepp @ne no iie 6rau 8attt9S
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Be1u6 abltatteten.
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Sri. 1abea Quebl, eine Gouiine BON
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8urf 9eim 81 8eiu6 ipeilt, perbra6=
ten Elm paar Gage LETTER @o6e I'M
Seim bon Baitor S. Goebler tn
gftcollet.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-24

= 6rau SO. 81. Sippert perbrtngt
BEN @ommer NIT Treunoent uno Ser
ma1oten in 2amberton, M}tlron lro
ct. Soul.
- f5rau SEQ. Yu6ner ST.. nebit
&inbern aus Springfielo meilten lefte
ISOLDE etnige Gage gu @alte bet b1ez
iiQcn 8ertpanoten.
= 6ran Moria 8eubmarm 1T
bterber 3%uriidgefebrt bon ::einem a11gez.
nebmen mebrtdgigen 8ein6 bet Ser
manoten l1no T1eunoen tn @p1t1sz
ftelb.
= aeuermebr6ief Senrp @nsel un6
lein erft ter Miititent, Treo Bfaenoer,
mobnten lebte @o6e tn Snternattonal
Sails ser SabreSfonpentton Der itaatz
liden 6euermebr=@ eretniguns Bet.
: Oscar s. @ller perlebt Sic
@ommerferien bel ietnen @ltern,
Serrn un6 6rau 81. s. @ier, babier.
@r lit @tubent an ser meot5tntl6e1
Mbteilung Der Marquette llntperittat
at Milma1fee, @ts.
= Or. 8. s. @trtdler febrte
@amStag bierber 5urid BON etnen1
oreim06iger Nufentbalt in Chicago,
Sn., un6 8attle Greet, Ni6., mo-
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mobnt bate.
- Muf ser Sabresfonoention Ser
Iriz@tate Yoftmai terS' Niioctation,
melde Dienstas lr1b Mittmo6 letter
ISOLDE in Mtnneapoli5 abgebalten
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BON bier mobnte ser &onoentton nt6t
BET.
= 6ran 5bomaS Carton belpirtete
5onntagna6mittag etma Is Weitgltez
Ser bes MartazM artbaz8 eretnS bon
@pringfielb, in tbrem Seime an gsorb
W}inneiotai trabe babier. Dies mar
eine rese1mdbise @%eriammlune bes
oenannten 8eretns nno neri6ebene
Noutinegel6dfte muroen erleotgt. I'm
6 nbr murbe ein feiner Smbib se=
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pielen bortisen Treunoen am Mon=
taoabenb Elm 56nipp6en, in0em iie
mad Stem ulm famen unb it6 6nrd
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een Metbobi fenfride I'M e1farrbanle
frauen lieben. Ser unb Sri. 8ef1te
Grumlett, @eidmiiter be8 8rdlttiz
qams, %fungierten alS T%ran5enge1.
6ie gfeupermdblten baben <tbren
8obniit tn 9leepp gpe onfsei6lasen,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-24

= gla6. einem mebrm0dieen Sc
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bter, lit SRI. Gillian Turtb In Die Set
mot, Chicago, 5nrifserfiit. ~,
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9leepp @pe 9anoitrabe ernannt NOR
ben.
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metlte Oonnerstag @ei6dfte balber
bier. Gr %itattete BET bieier @e%lesenbett
audi I'M erer Office etnen angenebmen
Be1n6 ab. w "
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Marsaret 8entbabl, @~tnbenttnnen in
ser itaatli6en Normaltdnle gu Monz
fato, berlebten SEN Counting i'm 81
ternbauie babter.
= @err unb 5ran elmer 9dmibt
unb 6amilie bon Milmaufee, isis,
trafen am 6rettag bier ein, UNI etlide
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uno Tamilte gu perbrtngen. Trau
&latt lit eine Sdme |ter BON 9errn
S6mibt.
= Sn elmer .ar1s Montagaben0 OBJ
gebaltenen 8eriammlung .muroe eth
unabbdnsiger 8aiebalflub babier sez
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2Qfapette NIT bem bortigen Stub 1tatt.
= @in Torb Nuto fubr Oonners=
tagnadmitag binten tn Sen Nbliefez
.rungSpasen ser Mmertcan Natlmap
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neiota itraBe, nabe ser gtate 8onf Of
Stem ulm @de, ito1lo. Ser 9enfer
bes &raftnasen8 erfldrte bem Subj
mann, Gnoolpb @ronau, bab er Sen
@agen nidt 9eieben babe, bis ser s3uz
iammeni tob it6 %eretsnete. Der ein=
3iee @6aoen nnrbe an bem Mnto an
geri6tet, ba8 leine 9an1pengldier etnz
bubte.
= @em Sie 8ein6 ~baben ober
le[ber p~errsilt marenl, bonn tetlen Sie
bieS ser 6eofation Ser u91em l1ln1
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ten IN ser rHo1t" bringe11 f6rr1en.
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mel6e anoere i~nterellante 8eseben=
betten, BON benen Ste &er1ntrtS ba=
ben. @ir oer0ffentlt6en gerne 2ofal=
na6rt6ten iiber I'M ere 9e1er uno
6rennbe unb bitten Sie besbalb, uns
iol6e mit5uteilen. 5%elepbonieren Ste,
bite, an $50, 4O1.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-24
9anfiaQuna.

Naen teurer Treunoen uno 9fa4z
barn, bte inns mdbrenb ser &ranfbett
nno na6 bem 1obe uniere8 9cltebten
SDbn6enS un6 8ruber8,
@rnie Bo1let
tn irgenomel6er @etie bebilfIi6 maren,
itatten MIR hermit uniern perbinbz
li6iten Danf ab. DeSglet6en aud
alien be1e11, bic bem 8%esrdbntiie bet
pobnten, Sen 8lumenipenbern une
gang beionberS Yait. s. S. Mbre9t
fir leine troitrei6en @orte.
Netnbolo Bollet nnb Gamilie.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-24

gu perfaufen-Gimn Detroit Semel
@aSbero, &abinettzM eobell, 4
8renner, 2 8adofen, @drmez nno
8ratofen. Mu9 etn fleiner @ai6z
ofen fir &oblen. Ma63ufra9en tn
go. 112 Glib @a1bingtonitrabe.
6rau George S9mtbt. Nbo.25
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-24

@erlamet-9utberiide @auSeltern fir
Or. Martin 2utber college gu Stem
n1m, Minn. Trau mub bte Btrtz
{daft in Slide nno @biaal fibren;
M1ann mub sen @arten bentrt1@aften
unb fleinen 8iebitano beiorgen. 9fa6z
%Sufrasen:
$. 81. &1att,
.. so. 8. College,
Nbp. 24-25 Stem nlm, Mtnn.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-24
Befanntmahung.

@s NITRO hermit bon Sen Inter
5ei6neten befannt geseben, bab bas
56ieben unb au6 baS 8eerenz uni
@einpfliiden auf ibrem Gigentum II
Comm COTTONWOOD ni6t erlaubt 1T
s3nmiberbanoelnoe meroen geri6tlid
belangt 1peroen.
Sos. 8iandi
Sos. Meben
Sos. @oblirl6
Soiepb Seiert
gilbert @roebner
Roor Jarm.
aop. 24-25
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-24
= Sri. Olipia Splitting. 1T tn Sic
@etmat, @intbrop, 5nriifsefebrt,
na6 etnem mebrtdgtgen angenebmen
8e1u6 bel bie1igen 8ermanoten.

@erlanet-Gim dlterer Mann, ser
mcbr Elm 9eim iudt, alS mte Elm
Ginfommen. Mad5ufraeen int
9eono 9otel, Sleepp @pe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-24

Der @lepotor gum @rfols lit auber
8etrieb. Mebmen 9te Sic 5reppe
mel6eS metnt, nebmen @te etnen
!&uriuS I'M Manfato Commercial
College. @9reiben @te fir unieren
&atalog. Noo. 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13

with the present somewhat
straight laced police chief. this may
result In a blue Law administration.
What may happen when a new ad'
ministration enters IL on the knees
Of the gods--who are known TO sui.
fer from 81. vitus dance.
Lou cohens ordinance providing
that all sales OF municipal bonds
shall be advertised AZ least 10 days
in advance was adopted By the coun.
col unanimously. The storm Of crit.
cism that asssiled the city dads when
they sold s. 900. zoe water depart.
m~nt bonds a. a secret sale nigh,
have had something 10 do with max
ing the VOTE unanimous.
Phil Tindsli filed a report 10 show
he was not intlmidafed ny tho crit.
ciun. He declared m. sale was voted
una nlmously and IN open session and
that the bond dealers Of the city
knew u the city's d~aYe 20 dlspo.e
Of the bonds for long time.
A leave Of absence u 60 days was
granted 10 Councilman Drake. who
wiii 40 south for his health. brakes
presence in the council viii be
missed. ringslde fans declare. as he
ls one Of the few members who stand
np on their feet aud Say what they
think.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13

Rlngside fans At the council fight
Monday were filled 10 repietion with
thrills and oratory. prom the tap Of
the gong. when the license commit
tee considered tho cabarets. 10 the
final epiErm Of Peter witt. the card
was chock "a block with action.
Pretty cabaret cuties mingled with
civic.minded nntrona during the
cabaret hearing. The meeting lasted
from 10 a. m. 10 2 D m Chief Scar
Ing placed his special investigators
on the stand In an attempt 10 prove
that the cabareta were regular dens
Of iniauity.
The ooncensus Of opinion was that
the JAR places were not 90 jaxzy a.
painted.
The license committee. following
the usual procedure In such cases.
passed the buck. Ii determined that
the power TO issue and revoke caba.
ret iic~nser should be handed over TO
the policr department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13
Notes and
Comment on
THE OLD
HOME TOWN

stanwood has officially invited the
people Of East stanwood 10 recon.
slider their intention 20 incorporate
and instead to consolidate with Stan.
wood.
The new swimming tank Of the
Community club OF Vancouver was
officially openrd last week.
The Snohomirh County Fruit
Growers association viii hold iia
regular monthly meeting Tuesday
evening at fnohonuah Trustees viii
he nominated for the succeeding
year.
Mrs 4. A. Mcdonald has voiun.
teercd 20 act az official clerk for ~"
collection Of Necessities and distribu,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13
TO INSPECT
VETS WORK

Exhibits showing produc, Of work
done by disabled war veterans Of se.
attic and the Pacific Northwest, I'm.
der the direction OF the United states
veterans bureau. ARE to be shipped
10 Washington. -. C.. immediately
for examination by Americas mor
prominent educators. according TO an
announcement made Tuesday by
Claude II Anderson. district head OF
the vocational training department
% the bureau.
II have received wire from III.
rector chariea ". Forbes that this
conference OF educators will be held
December 70 and 30" said Anderson.
They will consider achievements OF
the rehabilitation program OF the
government for disabled former serv.
Ice men by studying the hnndiwork
OF the war veterans. n. ~ Peterson
OF Seattle has been named To gather
exhibits la this district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13

lion Of Christmas presents for the
Eiks' lodge OF Vancouver.
The stauwood Commercial club IL
planning an enlarged auto tourist
esmp for Dext summer.
Edgar Patrick. we'll known real 80.
tate deaisrtf walla wsliA. viii head
the Tfi.stsfe Auto club the eomsnK
year. With Harold Dahien as vice
president.
Contract win ~ let for the new
Lincoln IN olympia nsxt week. Con.
sfrnction viii start AZ the beginning
OF the new year. The building will
cost approximately 800. 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13
MONOPOLY OF
FOOD PLOTTED

WASHINGTON. Dec i3.-pians Of
the Big Five" meat packers 10
monopoiizs rival fsod lines were de
scribed today by Walter Y. Durand.
economic expert OF the federal trade
commission. to commission taking
evidence on the urgency Of reopen
Ing and modifying the consent decree
against the packers n permit them
10 engage In lines OF food products
unrelated 10 the slaughter Of meat
animals.
Dursnd said swif, he'd his eyesbn
tuna fish. sardines. kpaghetti and
pineappies. and Armour was going
after rice. as disclosed BY letters
found by the commission.
Swift purposed 10 corral the tuna
fish Industry. centralized At Long
Beach. Wilmington. san Pedro and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13
R RUHHs 81 COUNCIL
CITY COUNCIL. MoNpAy--

salary ordinance changing tbe
street railway rsnmen from diem 10 monthly pa, bash.
ordinance that
municipal bonds must be advance.
for freshenng the 81 Green
Lake completing Tho tourist Woodland
COMMITTEES
the 10 issue and revoke all cabaret
licenses
Adopted providing for the sale Of sosseeo city light
he Al for 10 advertised
books FRI
register without
trip TO the city hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13
Queen Anne Alumni
to Elect Officer

Officers Will be elected by Queen
Anne alumni Tuesday evening In the
school auditorium. The committee
in charge. composed OF Beth David.
son, Howbcrt Bonnet. Homer Hodge,
Juanita Hamilton and Marion Mac.
Donald. has arranged an entertain.
ment TO follow the business meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13
Commissioned Get
Ferry Leases Okeh

Approval Of the ferry leases grant
ed private operators by the county
commissioners " expressed in a
statement submitted 10 the commits.
rioncrs by various organizations and
individuals Monday. who declare that
good service will be maintained and
taxes decreased. The participants In
the statement are:
Hunts PeiDt Imnrovcmcnt club,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13

by Carlton II. Hall and -. X. Mac
Donald; Taxpayers league. by Homer
NJ Hill; Real Estate association. by
John VI. Carter; Chamber OF Com.
merce, by q. y. Oles; and +. l.. Sin.
glcton, , y. Lfncoln. a. Folsom and
Harold l.. Poison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13
SCANDAL

II don't want 10 hur, your feelings.
dear. but I saw your beloved faroe
being awfuliy attentive to a stunning
Tlri At tho theatre last night. They
were several seats In front 81 me. 70
4 dent know who SHE was. She was
a tassy dresser. 40 you'd better inves-
tiEats-
4 happened 20 b. n, the theatre
with VIII myself, I don't blame you
for not recognizing me- In the nsw
suit I got Al cherrris last week. Yrs.
I said 1 couldn't afford u until Christ
mas. but when I heard that didn't
have 10 pay anything down until the
first % the year. l made my pur-
chase.
sure here " on~ Of their cards.
They arc a, seT Ratio building. on
second avenue. between Madison and
spring. over Plx'n whistle. Take ei'
svator. ~-~Adyertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13

MARQUETTE. Mich. - Deputy
Warden Fred G. MenbennIt. OF Mar.
auettc branch prison, dies OF knife
wounds received during prison riot
Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13

Han Diego. Cal. and 70 that end
was booking into the purchase Of ths
cannsries ut these and other citis.
in the state. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13

PILES CURED ~ TO ~ DAYS
Druggists refund money " pAzo
fails TO cure Itching.
fiiind. bleeding OF Protrudlng Piles
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-12-15

E. R. CASSIDY, Acting Mayor.
D. NJ. WADSWORTH,
Commissioner of Public Affairs.
K BEAN, City Clerk.
introduced December 10, 1921 adopted December
Is, 1921
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-12-15


stills equipment apparatus containers bottles etc,
any property used designated intended to be used
in the manufacture sale of intoxicating liquors said
premises shall by such officer be seized and the keeper
of such place. the person to whom such HeOr prop
ey belong shall be apprehended and brought before the
court issuing the warrant to abide the further orders Of
the court The officer to whom the search warrant di
rected shall make proper returns on the warrant of the
action taken hereunder describing the liquors prop
erty seized if any, and the liquors property seized
shall be held by such officer without the right of being
released upon writ claim, except liquors seized in
bona fide dwelling house, which liquors shall be released
to its upon his giving bond with good and valid
surety for the value of such liquors. conditioned upon the
return of such liquors to such officer upon the order of the
court The court after the trial of the accused shall order
all liquors and property illegally held by the accused at the
time of seizure to be Immediately and publicly destroyed
by the Sheriff peace officer designated by the court
Section g. That when any Sheriff or any other duly
constituted peace officer of this state shall discover any
person in the act of transporting in violation of the law
intoxicating liquors in any vehicle, or otherwise, it shall
be the duty of such officer to seize the Intoxicating liquors
found therein and being transported contrary to law and
arrest any person in charge thereof The person
rested shall be proceeded against under the provisions
of this Ordinance and after the trial of the charges
against him. the LIQUORS seized if held by the court to
have been illegally transported shall be ordered by the
court to be Immediately and public destroyed by the
Sheriff or other peace officer designated the court pro-
vded the provisions of this Section shall not apply to any
person who is in the possession of liquors herein recog
nzed and permitted and who transports for personal
use and consumption only.
Section z That the word 'lquor," or the phrase
Intoxicating liquor" wherever used in this Ordinance
shall be construed to include alcohol whiskey brandy
rum, gn BEER ale porter, wine any spirituous Vnous
malt or fermented liquor liquids by whatever name
called as defined by Federal legislation, and all aco
holc liquids either medicated proprietary patented
which fit for beverage for intoxicating pur
poses, all as defined by Federal legislation
The word "person" shall mean natural persons, asso
ciaons copartnerships corporations and their clerks
agents and servants.
The word "vehicle" shall include all such means of
transportation as buggy wagon automobile, truck
"N'0' - E. R. CASSIDY, Acting Mayor.
D. NJ WADSWORTH,
Commissioner of Public Affairs.
K l. BEAN, City Clerk
introduced December 13, 1921; adopted December
Is, 1921