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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-15
Trapp
Trial
Friday

i- fore iho senate Fae senate ai e
vhs afternoon efaniaaa a. eoust
of Impeachment aaa SIS fflias &
this week a. aase iaf aearne ihe
henea caAwee
ths Charges Read
The house hates lasoi,T ai.ga-
ilous ~ wlllmi neelee' ~ aup ,efrua
lion n offlon snd Aefs of mbri mtpN
aao while Is oftiee
The llue ~ fies aRaiap the lleulee
ani epyewaf was switched gsen ihs
heasa i0 the senate shmacf lal scs
teflas afternoon
House Sends Formal Notice
shorty after lhe senate conYnnpa
efias afternoon nasaaes ua.
rfelsed Hom lhe houeo gtsie forn i
nolice lhai Articles AZ impeachment
taa aeeH prepared immralageM taa
tanais eenl word ha 4 thM u wss
reads io regeve sueh charges 4 Aas
oclnek in lhe afternoon h0wHyrr
heiufe iha houae foara "a mana
- resrta
Nhfa iho hnur naWnaiAiite l
el iHta lhe onn anNmngtd bt tha
Nef eesnf & trma lhe aHsis saauna
- 4 toa uea Wna.nF legislation aud
ri ts afs.s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-15

tconiIsusd on Page 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-15

fcoaiinued on PAGE y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-29
La Hernia Mata Z 600
Indiyidaos Anualmente

u Mucren annalmente Hiete mil persO-
mas v3nl eeftilicado. he defunci6n dice;
Hernia / Por que? P0rQue estos
desdichados no han tenido cuidado de
eiIos inismos, Sc han abandOnado o
simplemente han cuidado del sintoma
(fa hinchaz0nl de Ia paTte afeetada,
sin poner atencion a Ia catlsa. Que
esta I'd. hacienda Sc esta I'd. aban-
donandO o. nsando I'm bragueros algn-
na aplieacion como Quiera llanarl0?
Ell bra gIero cuando mas es un pRliaEi-
ro, En fals0 sosten ppcsto para prOtc-
ger un muro que sc dcrrHmba, = del
cual no Sc pucde espcrar mas que una
ayuda mccanica. La preston que ejer-
&C sobre ell ,lagar retarda a los nluscu-
los debilitados de 10 que mas necesi-
tan: 81 alimento. 5 4.
PerO la ciencfa ha ericuntrado un mo-
do. Y todos aquellos que padecen con
los bragueres. quedan inVitados a ha-
Ger una prueba GRATIS nluy priyada-
mente en- .sl1s. propias casas. El me-
todo PLAPAO es stionablems snte
| Ell netodo mas &cientffco, l6gico v de
may 9r eHitoi que Sc conoce en- 81. n11Ti-
do para tratar la hernia.
/ Ell ''coEhoncillo' PE.APA0, clfando
sc adhere al clerpo. no llega nuiica a
resbalarse nj a salirse del lugar, pof
cuva razon nurca raspa nj pellizca.
Tan suavct como ell terciopelo- facil de
aplicar-sin costo. Sc puede usar du-
rante el trabajo Y durante el sueTO. No
tiene correass nj hehillas, nj resortes.
Aprehda I'd como cerrar la abertura
de Ia hernia. cemo 10 nanda Ia natura-
leza, para que la hernia no Sc salga
para abaio. Mande su nolnbre hoy mis-
Fn1o A PL.APAOs co, 34O1 Stuart Bid,
i ST. Louis, Mo:,sE. u A. para Ia prueba
GRATIS del PLAPAO y los informes
tfnstructiFos necesarios.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-29
NOTAS MILETAREs
sENTTDo FALLEc1M1ENTo

cartas llegadas de Panama han trai
do para ei sargento Vicente Santos, Dc
la compafifa ''F'', del SIS de Insenteila.
destacado en- este puesto militae, la no
tieie d. la lu,.Arte de su q"oritia hernia
ma Consuelo, victima de Ia fiebre puer-
peral.
FL desgraciado suceso ocurri6 ol II
del corriente mes Embalsamado el ca
dayer, sera condncido a Puerto Rico ell
el apr6ximo transporte, al que sccmpa-
haran don r:pifanio Rivera, sargento de
la Conpaffa .sF'' del 42 de Iilfantoria,
residsnts en- Panama, y don Manuel
Santos esposo y hermano do Ia que va
no exists.
Con ellos trabrSn la vsz al liiiio
llaDidos spor el due fus tan anants raatii
mcnio, nifio de tan corta edad, que no
puede darse cuenta de Ia tlesgracia que
Esignifca IA perdida de una madrs.
Ef cadaver, Ilegado a Puerto Rico, Sc
ra condncido al hogar de sn selora ma
DIRE, en- Ia parada is, en- donde SO reuni-
ran nunrosas amistades con que cuan+
Ia Ia apreciable familia, ' desde donda
sera conducido al cementsrio dc San
Ituree, para darle ALI cristiana sepul-
tnra. n
I Lo. que dijeramos con rspecto las
bellas ctlalidades que adornaban Ia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-29
De BASE Bali.
NUEvA vIoToH1A DEL '.CAR1BE'

s.
81 domingo 26 del corricnts Sc cele-
BRO en- Ia 'figa'' de Ii Il. uaiversidad'
un desaffo de ssbase bal1'' entire las
novrnas Royal Cord Junior'' VS..
s'Caribe'', saliendo vsncedora esta fl.
TINA por DTECIoCHO carretas.
81: Que jaiego! tQus' desastrsi Este
,uego la sido desastr0so para los del
Royal, pues no vsfan Il bola al
pitcher del "Caribe''. Todo So le
fus en- dar 'thy'' y mas "inyi'' Bas
10 decir que en- todo el jusgo tisron
aos hits, ' los del ''CARIBE" pu
sieron Ia bola como uli Hm6n, desco
ciendo los ''pitchers''.
Este juego les ssrvirS de sjemplo a
los del Royal" y de practica los
muchachos de s'vive'', que estan du
ros, " a Ia s.caha" dan gusto.
Et numerC de carreras del sscARI-
BE" fn6 enorme. sin esforzarse, ha
ciafl dos y treB carreras en- casi todos
los innings. Los del 'sCARIBE"
eseuvieron excelentes r la s'caha''.
pfincipalmsnte ''CoI6n'', "Bayam6n' ;,
"vivSv y s'YambOs' del ROYAL"
Pedrdso' "PfFuls''. Batefias por
st 'sCsr1be'', Alfredo ' jose Julian;
pot Ell ROYAL, Paco, Pops y Pc
drito. s
FL accre". del jusgo fu6 81 siguien
te:
"csribe' 41oS0o226--1s
.'R. o. JFs: 5000 o o o o 90
.t%AsSAss
Dsbo decir i los del ROYAL que nc
se desanimen por ssta deErota y prac-
Itiqush, para Que pnedan iesuuitafse
sTambisn dsbs duitarseles la idea dc
/ ji1gar con el Danger, pues compOne1
poca novenS para nosotros.
isepa el jovsen Hernandez, manager
del team 'tAmetfca''. que aceptamo:
| i'll juego para 81 domingo 8 de julio; )
que no es su novena sola, sino que e
team DANGER esta dispuesto a il
gsr con scualquier n0vena de- su clssr
en- cualqnier e'liga''.7 El domingo ire
| mos buscar Ia derrota ofrecida po,
usted, amigo Hernandez. CualQuier no
vena que aeepte . deses jugar cor
nosotros, puede dirigirse al apartadt
A33, Rio Piedras, P. a.
/ Un Jugador del DANGER =
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-29
A meundo Sc destruye Ii ca.
bsllera lsyaadola CON jab6a

81 auiere ustea conservar su cabsfle-
ca, tonga cuidado con ei uso id los jabc.
mes. La niaYcrfa de los jaDcnes sham
ptis preparados contiensn demasiado al
cali Este deseca 81 cucrO cabelludo, ha.
ciendo el cabeiio fragfl y quebradizC.
10. mas prlidente es adoptar como me
aio de linpieza ii acsite de COCO u,uisi-
fed, que ss puro j absoinsamenss tnofen
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-29
!. PItJERTORF:RIQl,lUEN0S. P.

PUERT0RRIQUENGS. Podeis
pedr en- todos los buenos estableci-
n1iehtoss de. co,nestfbies cl mejor pros
ducto hasta shofa de industFia nati-
va & ss3 IS Il sss III +.
Fabricado: con todos los adelantos
que en- el exterior -. por la misrna
cirepnstancia sin rival en- ming gtn0 dc
cllos.i M II is. ii -s5 III ss, j
rs Fabriea DEG Galletas y Bizcochba
Il ]. AS MAR1AS'' de- Juan Bigaa en-
Ponce. &. s. :s. 7ssss5 &
i, Agente en- 4 San JuaI1,ss
Quintin DI Az !,
s.ss.si;g.l So i-.ss.s9s Advt. Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-18
Rainier Park Has
61.5. Temperature

In HIS official report on conditions
at Rainier National park. w. IL.
Peters. superintendent. says:
Weather conditions-The mean
temperature for the "a hours ending
Wednesday noon. si.5 degrees Pre-
cipitation. .s5. General conditions.
rainy. Indications for Thursday.
cloudy and showers.
itoad Condiuons--The National
Parks Highway TO Paradise Valley In
good condition. No dust above park
entrance. White River road 10
Green Water. excellent Above Green
Water In fair condition. All trails
ara open and In GOOD shape Long
miro and Paradise valley free OF
mosquitoes: camping conditions ideal
Hotel Scws--Paracise inn viii not
be crowded during the present week
Reservations have been coming In
rapidly for Saturday night however.
and parties expecting to stay a; this
inn Saturday night should reserve
accommodation as soon as possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-18
new CLAIMANT
IN MURRAY SUIT
Sara Cramos Says She Was
First Wife

The James A. Murry suit was
opened again Thursday morning In
superior court with the Introduction
Of new claimant
Gen. James A. Ashton. Tacoma at
,orney. was present at the continu.
Ing controversy between william
Peters attorney for the widow Of
Murray. who seeks 10 remove
James r. Gleason M administrator
Of the estate In Washington. and
James Kane. attorney representing
Gleason.
Ashton. who represents walter
LIngforth. a leading counsel in San
Francisco for James f. Murray.
nephew OF the late Murray. has re.
ceived kilograms from Sara Cramos
first wife Of James A. Murray. stat
Ing that she IL legally the widow and
heir TO the millions.
Murray and Mrs. Cramos WERE
married In Montana many years ago
and never legally divorced. ~ Ia al.
legged. Ashton has been asked 20 in.
tercede in the present case concern.
Ing the Murray estate. lie stated.
however. that he needed few days
time 20 investigate the claims OF
Sara cramor and learn whether or
not they arc adverse to tho claims
OF his. own client James r. Murray.
the nephew.
Peters. attorney for the widow.
was opposed 10 a continuance Of tho
case. stating that means should be
taken Immediately TO bring about the
removal Of Gleason as administrator.
Kane. however. offered no objec.
ton 70 a continuance.
Judge Mi,chfii Gillian granted a
Today continuance Of the case. and
allowed seven days for Gen. Ashton
20 file his petition should he desire
TO handle the Intervening case OF
Sara Cramos.
Should Mrs Cramos be held the
ierai wife ~ the late Murray. she
WIN inherit n large portion Of the
SIS. 00D. 000 estate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-18
CREAM SUPPLY
FALLING DOWN
Decreases go Per Cent in
IS Days

The butter market continued
steady Thursday. despite the price in.
crease ~ cents. which went into
effect Wednesday.
At has b.cn estimated that the
cream supply has fallen off so per
cent in Is days. Jobbcrs fear the
high prices which they. are forced
to maintain. will greatly encourage
the use of substitutes.
The egg market Is weak while
there has been considerable price
cutting during the week. Fresh
ranch eggs are being quoted at from
40 TO ~ cents a dozen. pullet eggs
are at from 80 TO IS cents a dozen.
The supply OF dressed veal is short.
and the demand is strong. making
that commodity firm on the local
market ,sia4JHm
The wholesale market Is overload.
ed with Eastern Washington Bart
lett pears. There is wide range
of prices from $3.50 to s2.25 a
box.
The picking season has stimulated
the demand for cauliflower. which Is
selling at $3.50 to s2.75 dozen.
The potato and onion markets are
strong.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-18
Mexican Petroleum
Loses and Rallies

NEW yoRk isMsslsan reeeum became The ,peu,suSSs
favorable mpsson created by publication OF ia earnings Tor inc
Northern cav Hh"w1o
-.
SpFlngcd Asphalt taA unehangcd Texas company
lean
Reading American Petroleum. a. Vi Union Pacific N.Y.
baker m9yement
nearly
10
Closing s 5aN err ~ Mexican Petroleum
American locomotive
u Of ~ stgdebaksr Is OF Norhsrn ss,,d az sp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-18
CHILDREN'S LOT
GOOD IN RUSSIA
Starving Country Provides
First for Them
ny EDA TREAT O'NEfL
Copyright, 1921. by the United
Prcss.)

'optflkuls lVsis DJ th' SH'e''
Pross)
RIVAL. Aug. is.--with all Rus
Ella burdoned by the great famine.
the situation OF the country's chill
dren Is the bsppiest.
Every one who comes out OF Rus
sh must agree that the soviet gov
eminent In making every effort TO
care for them efficiently.
II Ia characteristic that the very
fipt problem taken up by the fam
Inc relief commission was that OF
saving the children OF the volga
region. with the children. tho
states program comes nearest re-
alixation.
Overcrowded Moscow. called upon
TO sacrifice and 10 give up part
OF It's scanty food stock for relief
OF outsiders. In preparing 10 receive
Thousands OF Russia's refugee chill
dren into homes where the family
payok tra,ionl VIII have 20 be
stretched 10 pitiful thinness 10 In.
clude another member.
II is interesting 10 note that the
people OF Moscow and Petrograd
seem quite won over TO the idea
OF food centers and child welfare
Institutions. Those who were hos.
tile even a year ago. now have but
one complaint To make. There is
not enough 10 no around"
Even N the father and mother
receive ono meal daily nj the fac.
tory or shop and the children are
fed at school. the house must be
kept and the clothing washed
Someone must spend several hours
weekly waiting In line for the ra.
lions assignment. One mother told
me two days in a week were spent
In collecting the food
Families where there are young
children OF 10 have an easier time
OF H. ] know one young couple
who live very creditably. thanks to
the rations OF their son. aged two.
which are always more promptly
and finally delivered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-18
Woman Arrested on
Charge of Perjury

On complaint OF Mrs. Amanda l..
Gordon. state superintendent OF the
Pacific Coast Rescue and Protective
society. Mrs. Ava Dean has been ar
rested on n charge OF perjury In con.
nection with the marriage Of her sis
ter. Ruby Latin. is. who was com.
mitted TO the Washington Girls
home at Everett by the Yakima ju.
venile court
Ruby ran away from the home.
was hidden. II IL ALLEGED. by Mrs.
Dean. and later introduced TO an
overseas veteran named Humecky.
The marriage Of Humccky and Ruby
Latin followed few days later.
Mrs. Dean swearing her sister was
rs years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-18
Mrs. Maud Aust Is
Granted a Divorce

Divorce was granted Mrs. Maude
Aust. formerly Mrs. Maude MECH.
vra. from George II. Aust. attorney.
by Judge King Dykeman on August
l. In a hearing behind closed doors.
II became known Thursday. Aust
was Mrs. McGiIvra's attorney when
she divorced her first husband, a
wealthy Seattle landlord. and mar.
ried her shortly after. She divorced
Aust on the ground that he remained
out late OF nights and had a bad tenn
per
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-18

Smith Cove Terminal rfer A. str tko-
ms.~n Maru.
Pier is--str Tyndxrsux
Pier ie--Aotor.hip waksnA
Pssr s--str Meme City.
PER Str Tsuruzhirna Naru
PIER s-str Victoria.
Pacific Coast rnxfnssrins works-u. q
q. q. saoharnish.
.. a Skipping Board Noorfrxs-str Del
rosa. str teouium. str Eastern Glen
ctr Westward no. str Ann. y. Morss.
str West Hartiand. str West JsssapI
Connecticut Street rermlnal-str Steel
Mariner
Commercial Bofi.r works-r. 8 I. d RE-
lief
East waterway Dock . warsscuss- str
city Of E~sttisL
rodd Dry poeks--sntp cnrne-sn.. s~hr
Forest Dream. str Wsnatchee. ctr
West Ivan. str Redonds.
rusrs sound Bridge q Dredging co.--str
Pattsrsun-
Am>s Yard-str Roosevelt
Hesf~rnan Dock Aotorshtp Anvfi. barxs
washeuxaI
stresn--U. a y. ~ n Mr~~y.
Winsiow Marine Ry~-sfr Morning star
hktn Alicia Haver~ids. schr Csmsns.
barge Grifxfson. Barge coqaltisn
City. barge Palmyra barge Henry
Willard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-18
Vessels in Other Ports

Henskcns-Au< ie--Arrtved- ctr city
% Spokane from Manila
keee-Aug. ii--Arrivcd. str hawaii
Msru from seattle.
Nokohama--Aug. fs-satt~d. str FRO.
testieus for seattle. Aug is--Aryived
ssr ralthyblus from &attle
Hcnol1iu--Aux. t7--saiied. str cordovs
for seattle.
San rcdro--Aux. if--saiied. str Out.
nault for Tacoma. str X 1. Lackenhach
for Seattle
Haibos--Aas it-ssiisd. STR West
Himrod for seattle.
san frsneisee-Aus tr--saiiet. Hawk.
eye STATE for s~attle, y. IN str Rosalis
Mshcn~s for SEATTLE. 10 p. m. afr Ma
nukai fer Seattle via Tacoma. .. m.
Arrived. str Wet Farslcn from Seattle
via Tacoma. p, IN. str ramSpias from
Tscors. at noon.
AsteriA--Aax. is--Arrived. str Texan
from seattle. a. IN.
rseoma-Aar. fs--Arrtvss. rsotor.hip
Balboa from Copenhagen. q m Aus
is--Arrissd. str Phyllis from Seattle.
1850 .. N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-18
MUNY CARS
PAY DEBTS
WITH ease
gio Interest Remittance
Thursday: System in
Healthy Condition

Prompt payment viii be made by
e-sttles municipal street railway de-
,srtmcnt Of interest charges due
September 1.
CITY treasurer ed l. Terry viii
,,snxnit 20 New York Thursday
ssa4rse nom the city railway fund.
(which ss7s.ooo u 10 meet the semi
annual interest payment on the sis.'
"a 500 bond issue. The other tis.Tbo
!. for interest on two issues Of rail-
way extension bonds.
city officials point out as an indi.
eaton Of the healthy condition OF
the street car finances that al,ho
sse4fye win be sent 10 New York.
more than $4,000 will he left as a
n.hnce IN the railway fund. Togeth'
- With the daily receipts. this Will
y more than enough to meet the
~ roll disbursements August Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-18
Grain MARKET
DRIVEN DOWN

CHICAGO. Aug. is--Lack OF de-
mand on the part Of spccuiators
again drove prices lower on the Chi
esgo Board of Grade today Fear
caused by unsettled business condi-
tons generally and pending legisla-
ton against pit operations has
forced many professionals from the
market
Provisions were Irregular.
September wheat opened unchang-
ed at ti.i9A and closed Off &c De-
eemher opened at ti.si. unchanged.
and closed off atsc.
September corn opened up hc al
kt~c and closed We lower Dcrem-
her corn opened unchanged at 81 Nc
and closed y lower.
September oats opened at s5A G.
up NC. and closed off ic, December
oats opened at s6Ae. unchanged. and
closed off &c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-18
PARK BUDGET
CUT S59,148
The Elimination Of Activities
Brings 1922 Decrease

REDUCTIONS sggregating sss.its
Allow its original estimate for is-s
fpsfured the new budget filed
wednesday by the board OF park
ecn,lrlsssoners.
In its first estimate the park
hcsri proposed expenditures total.
inx ys.s.sso. when the council at
rs Initial budget session. decided TO
cut the park levy TO nlue-tenths Of
one mill. the board reduced Its est.
nate to s.ss.Tss.
Under the new estimate savings
~ effected by eliminating one
phyEruund instructor and one In
slructre<s, one foreman. one cngt-
neef. one golf starter. and by re-
6using the number OF months ser.
vics Of bathing beach employees.
he appropriation for labor Is cut
tslsoo from the appropriation for
hst year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-18
May Spend Resi- Of
His Life in Jail

John Mathews faces tho prospect
OF spending the rest Of his life In Jail.
unless the United States resumes
diplomatic relations with ukrainia.
John. according 20 a complaint
filed In federal court Thursday. was
ordered deported 10 his home land by
immigration authorities. after he
had been convicted OF violation Of
our postal laws.
Since the United States and
Ukrainia don't recognize one another
officially. the deportation cannot be
accomplished. II is pointed out. In
the meantime. John Is in federal Gus.
tody.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-18
Foundation Chapter
Contemplated Here

Thru a lecture given by DR.. Henry
q. Leach at the Norway hall.
Wednesday night organization Of a
Seattle chapter OF the American.
Scandinavian Foundation may be
contemplated. The organization Is
for the promotion OF closer social.
scientific and cultural relations be-
tween this country and the Scandi.
navian nations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-18
$, 600, 900 Saving
May Show in Taxes

VII Seattle Be saved ys.VUo,UO N
tAxes In f9217.
Unofficial advices reaching County
ASSESSOR Frank Hull from the
various tax levying bodies OF the
state place seattie's 1891 tax levy at
about 90 mills. 1880 mills below this
pears levy. he declared Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-18
To Give Address
on City Planning

Prof. Carol Aronoviei OF the Uni
vcrsi,y OF California. native OF Ru.
mania and naturalixed American. a
thoro student OF civic government
and sociological problems. viii be
the principal speaker at the Friday
noon luncheon OF tho members
council OF the Chamber OF Com
merce at the Masonic club. His
subject will be City Planning"
Captain Charles Tenant and J.
l.. Charboncau are also to speak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-18
New Serbian King
Is Reported iii

WASHINGTON Aug. is.--King
Alexander of Serbia Ia suffering from
an attack OF appendicitis. according
to n cablcgram received at the Ser.
bian legation today.
Because OF the kings illness, his
physicians have ordered him not TO
attend the funeral OF his father, for.
mor King Peter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-18
BUILDING TRADE
STRIKE GOES ON
Ffisco Dispute Unsettled, Is
Claim

Statements recently made 10 the
eject that the general strike In the
building trades Of San Francisco had
been settled by a compromise are
declared BY Atholi Mclean. prcsl
Gent Of the Industrial association Of
Fan Francisco. to be entirely un-
true.
A telegram received by A. Bick-
ford executive secretary OF the
seatfie association from Mclean.
stated that no settlement has been
made and that no work viii be re
eumed on . closed shop basis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-18
Millionaire's Club
to Witness Baptism

Public baptism Of the infant daugh-
Ter Of NJ. J. Johanson. manager Of
he snllionaires' club. % Main st.
vii be held at the club at . p m.
Sunday. The Millionaires' club feeds
hungry men and women for norni-
nal sum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-18
Farmer-Labor Dance
Party for Saturday

Farmer-labor adhercnts OF West
Seattle will give dance at p. m.
Saturday, at Olympic Heights club,
35th ave. s. w. and Kenyon st.
There will be an admission charge
OF 25 cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-18

fThur~<fayss Qsotattons)
Furnished ~ L. u, Manning q Co.
n.ff~~ nosxl ltailtiuR
Chicago Live Stock


usgs--Rscclpis. ss.eoe. Market active.
mostly steady TO s1c higher. Top tpAt.
bgls Of sales. ts0sso. heavy weiEht.
tkssa D So medium weight. teEs0
t1fs. light weight. tb.toVsstt. hsavy
packing sows. f7Iset3S. packing
sous. rough. tT.sssT.7s. plxa n7t
Cts.so
c.iii~--Rsesip,s. ie.sos Msrs-s. ehsie.
steers steady. others sio~. Choice and
prime. ~ Is 10 tsss. medium and good,
tT.ft0tTs. eemmon. NWfsS. good
and choice. tskpate.sk. common and
medium. ttrsgttss hatcher cattle ard
hsif~fs. ttUsfs. co~s tttegT. bulls.
N0f. casnsrs and cutters. cess AMI
hsif.rs. s.este. Gamer steers. ti.fke
~. veal calves. G.teegtts feeder
steers. iStee17t. sSecker stern. ace
t61s; stoeker eous had heifsrs ~ 50
0tSte. HGe1
she~p--R.cetpss. iT.ose. Narkst s'sads
Lambs. tktao IS. iambs. Gull and
common. tteszs. yssriing wethsrs.
ts.bustes esss. t9sbSt1s. Gull 70
eomnon svss. u .ss1A
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Reported by Wireless

AUG. f7--su Oisum, San Francisco for
Seattle. go mites north Of sAn Francisco
at y. m str Lyman Stewart. Seattle
for san frAneisco. SEA miles north 81
San franctsco at 3 m str West fSfs.
koe> for seattle. f.isi miles from Ts,osh
at noon. str West Jester. Tacoma for
Yokohama. asa miies from Cape Fiat
terry at .. o. m
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ESTIMATED TUMUNNOM
Wheat. ssS cars. corn. as cars: oats.
100 cars.