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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

OKLAHOMA CITY. Jan. az
Oklahoma's political calendar has
moved backward and forward dur
Ing the past week and no one has
seemingly scored an advantage. TO
bee more explicit, there are a very
large number of republicans al the
capital who imagine that their party
IS In a majority and operate along
that line Of thought, Necessarily
these men ~ wrong impression and
improper guidance have 20 be prop
erly cared for and 10 makes IL nard
ou tho old guard of legislators. some
of whom grow inpatient and talk
out ia school
Governor Robertson has pre-
scntod d new front. He has for
saken his former scheme OF big app
proprIations and appears before the
legislative body Hs an opponent ul
large appropriations. Al under
stand that the appropriation orgy
vas started and backed by tho gov
Nrnor but he has changed over.
1ight and such Legislators as could
NOT transform themselves were left
at the appropriation switch. This
change cannot in truth be called
political only details can bring II
properly before tho public. In fact
It is moral ISSUE and whether IL
calls TO republican or democrat de-
ponds wholly on his moDdl view o'
tho situation
Sufficient has bccn brought bc-
fore the two houses to prove tha'
the state board of affairs and the
state highway commission have
been conducted for tho benefit OF
individuals. Moro could be offered
In suhstantiatlou ot this were Il
noCcssir' Politically speaking, the
democratic party must dump Rob-
crtSon and his ippuutccs. ANS
other movement would hc ridiculous
Tho dominant figure IN democratic
circles b, Lieutenant Governor NJ
T.. Trapp. lie ie regular 20 the
nth degree, and his appeals al,
made along that line, TrJpp has
appealed 10 senators and ne has
had that appeal appear sound, OF
course the majority of a democratic
senate is composed OF mon pohu'
cally ambitious. Trap has
promised them scratorships. places
in the lower house of congress and
whatsoever they may desire. II,
has also sad Tho World must 'itN
off oC me-
%,r Ia Tr,,r ,,c ubo oyo,
nrnr,iscs a., c,..r,,, o,, ris nr,.
,rs,,',ors ANA ,,s ,',,.,.,' hccn foI,rd
Nautin-. lie can set tho state or
n,on,,. ~, ,,,l,c tro nro,,isrs roon
pro,,at,,,. ,', ,.,. ,,i,,,', ~, s,,t,
Il, ho,,cr ,.,,,,,l.,,cc,i ~ ibc ,,., INA,
,I,a 49,, 49,. MN tard ,r, sr.,, ]
,'' WI '''' - ~,
,,,, ,.,,,'r' r,, ~,
'i''' 30 '''
',,,,. ..,., ,..-, %, r,, 90.
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PH"''.'" ""rs' 'l 80 ~.
SUCK u" u ,'o7' pa. .'''' ,'", ~.
'hhl thr u,h"'''l@ Wa" N"' Nv
present lcE'.I''''' l""I in'I' ha'
boen eatI'c'"n' '\'arhg" OF P'',''
sausb.p on tH' par, OF inc nous
arouse misgiyiugs To he bruia'N
plain. the house has So lar sho"l
little evidence ~ doing anytime
worth while That does not pre-
cludc possibilities OF il accomplish
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

legally disqualified the democratic
majority ceases TO have a permanent
existence. No one pretends to be-
licvc that Dearmon, DrauEhman,
lIcns.cy, Pugh, Mcpherrcn and
Nichols are entitled to a scat in the
senate. They are prohibited by
constitutional provision but they
will remain because IT is necessary
to protect the present state adminis-
tratiun. such a prostitution Of the
law invokcs dcrisior, but even de-
risiUu Is better than the complete
dcthronemcnt OF tho present demo-
cratic administration of Oklahoma
affairs.
Tho election Of Clark Nichols in
the Muskogcc district was such a
uaNCsty that even members of the
democratic state machine protcstcd Il.
lie was never filed for nomination
or election. His name was placed on
the ballot by "A special order. and
appeared on a separate ballot. No
citizen Of tho state IL 50 foolish as
To claim that ha was ever legally
elected and his appearance on the
floor of tho senate IL traVeSty---
"A landmark to show that evil pre- .
walls aud that sound governmental
policies have not been invented to op-
crate within the state OF Oklahoma.
Humor StilI Exists.
moro Is sun touch or humor IN
oNIdhohd. pohtl's' Eugene herf'
iorm'riy proIslotor OF a newspaper
At MuSkoEcc, has been at the capital
and writing for tho MuskoEcc news
papers Ilc declares there is some
sentiment TO have former Governor
~ Su'v u" luI SoN,rhot' Ncr'
Is lahkec ana devoid or humor'
therefore IN" SUGGESTION must he
lHN'h H0 "'''uuH' 'Iu't was ono OF
the ''d'hcrH omp.oNcu Iasl year 10
instruct the people as To why the
league OF nations was q good thlng
IN adGItlun' ms governing qualities
'ouId po discussed WIN very dam-
HsihE r'Sul's 10 any iurthcr can
"'9a'S ne I"'E.t DC apIe /" h'tcn'
very certainly no man VINO slood
Tor me league OF nations Is gong to
." the next governor OF oklahoma
h'orgshl@-Ilnh OF thc democratic
party may lolIoW ana thst part!
may assume lotmladnIe proportions
WI'hin the next j. months. There
are A"'uoO democrats IN oklahoma
opposed to the league OF nations
49, - '-'''
who ia outspokenly for that comoi-
among those who opposed the Cruoc
made a record as governor Not
10 people or the state stood Tor thai
EuNcrnoiship Eugene kerr was
among thos VINO opposed the Cruce
policies and mention OF the Ard
more man Tor another term as gov
ernor would be laughahlc were not
Il likely to he taken seriously by
Noung men unacquaintcd with the
history OF former days.
Astonishing Developments
lnNesugat!on of the governmental
policies hrinss with II some rather
astonishing features. not tho least
of them beng the TIr" under which
the state banking department IL now
developing The state banking de-
partmcnt is presumably nonpolitical
At least, the average man knows lit
Tie about the banks and how they
are conducted. state Bank Com
missioner Fred Dennis is about on
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
Oklahoma Politics and Politicians

Sohoficld. of Adair is q sunday
school superintendent These men
are very strong IN prayer and they
could get somewhere were II not for
the fact that tho democratic minor
ty does not attend these prayer
meetings. Ben Harrison, clint era
ham. ". T.. Disney and Edwin Dab
ncy do not leg slate according TO
tn" last rules at prayer meeting. The
sooner the republican majority is
wiscd up TO this facts the quicker
Il will be able to formulate a policy
which may result beuctiCt1Ny to the
people at large.
Moreover, tho two houses arc
comprised of mon so wholly now to
legislation that they overlook one
hig fact. The number OF partisan
measures which come before tho
legislature are few, There have been
sessions whore not to exceed one
partisan measure has been voted on.
some sections have brought forth
not one Of partisan nature. Logis-
idtivc politics can not he considered
as vital only In the fact ono or more
nt the houses directs what is to he
done and on that tho party record
must hc made.
Speaker Schwabo has differed
his house with proper safeguards
leGarding records Hc can do no
more. II rs up TO those whom he
has directed 10 carry out tho will
of the people. Naturally the greater
part Of interest is I'm the invcstigat-
cnnonlisb,d rn,binr
THO uo,bods h,= u,h;ch r,o .,,4,
ba. hoa,, ,,,aJS "s 49, ~ 81"
h.d so,,c,n,,on, arn ir a., .o,', W.
litir.G ~ roi,,i@, a. n,,,,,,, ~. H.
rabal vhi,h h,g hicd cIlaGo
wbt,c sn,In ~ ,bo ri,D,,,,t,, n,i.',''" ,,.a
.demor,,ts ANA s,,,n ~ ,hn,,i '"'n ,r, ~
b,,iIi.,, y IN c',.i, 10
40, a. Of ,t,, nn,,,,,, ,i,,, 49,, ,,.,,,
uili Lc ,rr,,t t,,n,i,4 20 nv ,,.,,',.,, ,,'.,,
ina, mo-, Ln,w TOO wcll bor, o., 1or,'
coal trcir tr,rki me-, t.,,.I III.
,f,cr mo o,hcr ,.bi,iSs 49, ~ III ",,,s
tr,,te o,, ~ rr,,,,d
Rmt thcro srlordid .o,,r,,
,u,,i,,, -, ~, a., ',,,t" 49,
cntIto rr"vcnt f'IrtbcT Yniot,.,,Id,, U','I
nf this st,tr Tho bo,,so ,,''.o,,u'' ~ ro,,ro
|scntntIyes mnst nrcsrnt this c,,c 70
tho senate +, must no s,ron,,
case. otheryiso a puhorno.ori,l s,,.
ate NiU acauit those charged Win
Wrongdoing. At present the charges
summed up against tho state board
Of affairs. tho highway dcpartmcut
anu INV kbN ttililf = hllAtt assume
tremendous proportions However,
even that docs not warrant blank
information and CvcrN man is en-
t'icd To the heneiil OF the doubt.
rom political standpoint the
anslc Is not nara 10 determine The
J5yl'.r nus r'Pu'Wc'hs ana -
GyI,.o'' I.,,.,.'.''S ''S' b"o N'Id,' ana Joe
',.,,'i ''','s ""ts r'ECu n"'',' 4" lh'
.r.,rf.,', 80 .H ''' H.'-
,t.r,oJ ~, t,,,,.. ,i,.'t,''' ~, 30 W
Ilra d,rn,,.,,s ,n1 ,b., i'.o
sotrh, Ia,un'r,,f. bcI,,
r. bls nrnrr,s-..d lar ,r,Ycb o.
determine thnt thc o,ho~ dcmn1r,t.,.
senators Vll moi travel tov,rJ gu
Investigation n IL bo possible Ia
avoid 10. Thor, are five other dem
oCraUr senators who viii nor he.
smirCh themselves, but they must
have tho cOrrobOrated evidence be
fore they Will fan out Of the Trapp
senatorial wagon.
Il requires no great man to fore
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

triety to do justice TO it.
After telling all the heads ot the
various departments to ask for more
than they expected to receive at the
hands of Legislature, the governor
cut down the budget at least one.
half. This gives him tho scmbldngs
of iavorins economy unknown "
his administration and to which he
is very much opposed.
Facing Impeachment and other
things so detrimental ds 20 impcra
him. Robertson now appears before
the legislature as an cCONumist lie
even turns down proposed bulldirg
projects which he himself started.
He leaves out on a limb his closest
advisers and starts into tho lceisA-
tive session as one practiuIng cruel
economy, While there is q dIspos'.
tion To regard his message as ldd!'
Crous. 1t must bc conceded as power
full because it is directed df ne.
publican house Of Representatives,
Where Danger Lies,
Governor RobCrtsuu's advisors are
not unmindful OF the fact that ~
legislature is comprised OF incvnN'
enccd men. Before one CUnstruct's
in Appropriation bills had been o''
fered. These measures covered every
possible scope. There was no occa'
sion for any one OF them becoming
law. The governor, backing an ap.
preparation orgy that prom'Seu
wrcckage Of the state, forsaw lha'
these new men might even 90 Mn
one better and accord incly came up
90 h In. .
reached "A political status of adran.
tage and tho republican members Of
the house must fight him from ih''
vantage point.
Legislation Impossible
\ real legislative program ,s I'M
possible. Tho two houses arc d'N'-
ed from a partisan standpoint. II =
possible that a really fair r"-.s'I''
ton law might evolve but 3. IS y
probable. Tho lines Of party psH.-
sanship are too closely drawn l' PEI
NIT Of even approNlmatcly I''' ''S'
lslatiOn
This really portcnds a good ''
sion Of the legislature. Ihr s'a'
needs few new laws--certsin'y non.
Of the kind introduced up 10 '"s
time. Oklahoma can stagEoT a'.ns
unutr tNlsllnS tpOulll'US e.' L.
tenure Of proposed legislation l- non,
too promising Naturally there j.
desire 10 repeal certain numoeI ~,
existing statutes, but even those
remain IL 1t he necessary to aAoI'
some wild notions existent On IoS,
ylatiye minds at tho present m2h''''
Requires Time.
II will require time To dct'FU'l
where the political barome'cr Is ~.
ing 10 show, Very naturally all lua.
is now transcendant in demoeI",T,
circles rovolves around Trap. Nv
is at present the democratic par
and others who may aspire 70 lo.s
ership will have to kowtoW ~
sun in the heavens. Repuo ',o e.,
leaderhsip in the two houses 'S
10 be determined. There are h'.it
ber of legislators who may be "s..
to rise against the tide, hut SO Ia
they have failed 10 gain presi-'.
All Of the sidelight messens
those who have been elected T" wy.
flee, have subsided, The sta''ho.,,,
is silent. and growing more SO .a.'
succeeding DAY, Even the appo' n,,''.,.e
Always reflecting the views or
appointing them, have gone m
lcncc and rcticCnco never moro '''
known IN Oklahoma po.II.Ca' "~''''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
Daily Biblical Quotation


" you draw out thy soul to tho hungry and
satisfy tho afflicted soul then shall thy light rise
in obScurty and thy darkness be- NJ ia" noon
day. and tho LORD shall guide thco continually
.-lsa Niii. 10. II.
" thou has, yesterday thy duty done
And thereby cleared fitm footing fur today,
Whatever clouds make dark tomorruwa sun,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

And Riverside Drive, sans lights sans police
protection and sans travel after sundown can
scarcely be considered ana inviting drive To-.
,Rose who are merely vut .or drive.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
The Horoscope

The stars incline but do not compel"
opt. 1891 by Mcclure Sowspspsr syaii
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
About TOlcn and
in Hotel Lobbie,

y w. Hurley Of tho t.rs, ,..,.
bank. does not believe tho 'a.o'a
wave Of hi .iackinr arlr-- prese..
should be credited to men with alI'i
llles VINO have becomn dcspcrs,t A. t'
cause OF unemploymcnt StN ~
more inclined to the belief thai an
crimes are committed by rrsr 'aya .'a
arc professional or semi orofes....a1
stickups," says Hurlc, -" "r1,,, wa
are after easy money and Vb. V,N
lieve burglary or hi-jackfnr ~. w.
sibly both, are tho means tn nj, ~
! cannot believe that husband,
fathers will resort to such r,,.,a.n
even though they may Doc ,.
pressed for money Il fh,y -"p'.
a moment, they realize that n ~
are apprchcnded or p0ssIht, ~,
their families would be Boz , 49,.
predicamcnt than II they woro sg''
and ablo to work when cmp.qvrs.
presents itself"
Conditions are beginning N ,,,.
up, especially I'm the oil fields" -,
Rob Jones. formerly mrnb,r F.
the police department and r1,y es.
nccted with a large local oI w.
supply house. "During the psg. 80,
eral days we have sold 4 numhs- .
large bills to producers. This bvs
ness, coming as it does after q D..
OF comparative inactivity, leads y
70 believe that the' business dcpre,
sion will soon pass. at least insof,
as 10 Is related to the ou business"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
IN "Icononist.'

Governor Robertson has finally
developed into political economist.
Irwin Cobb alone can handle this
horn of tho state administration.
There may be other humorists who
can do justice 10 the case. hut cobb
alone is Of sufficient nationwide no
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

Tho cwccmcd Gartlc~le Examiner In a tcrs,
paragraph says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-18
8 OVERCOME
FIGHTING FIRE
Chief and Seven Firemen
Are Ceased" on Ship

Battling a dangerous fire IN the
forward hold OF the io.o0o.ton
freiEhicr. Tatsuno Maru, Fire Chief
George A. Mantor and six members
o. hose company No 20 narrowly es
capped death Saturday night. when
they were overcome with smoke. All
Of the men viii recover.
Believed TO have been started
either by ciEarct or n short circuit.
tho fire broke out in the forward
hold. among is5 bales ~ cotton and
several thousand feet 81 lumber The
Nippon Yusen kRlsha liner was tied
up 20 tho Grea, Northern dock. ai
Smith cove.
Fireman Mike Morgan overcome
twice. was taken 20 the city hospital.
where physicians Monday declared
that he would recover.
Like his fellow frem~n. Morgan
returned 10 tho hold after he had
been resusciata;ed the first time.
Firemsn X J. Moon. II l.. Wilson
and Joe walsh were among the 9th
e. fircmsn. "ras~cd-- The others re.
covered 40 rnrldly that no hospital
record was N 10 OF their casea
Approximately $4,000 damage
was caused BY tho fire.
Owing To tho number OF mcn over.
come By fumes from the burning cot.
ton. n firstaid station was organized
on the dock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-18
BRITISH FACE
COAL famine
Stores Closing as Fuel Sup.
ply 0windIes
BY ED. l. KEEN

LONDON. April is.--Appaiied a,
the creeping paralysis attacking her
industries. Great Britain today lost
some Of her JOY at the cancellation
OF the triple alliance strike.
Hundreds OF small businesses closed
their doors today. unable to con.
unuo without increased supplies OF
coal Tho expense OF meeting the
situation and tho suffering OF thou
rnnd- Of unemployed continued un
ahAird
To cut the cos, somewhat. the
great food distribution eenters were
diabanded and the parks again were
open to the public Thousands
passed thru the Fairgrounds which
a few hours before had been filled
with tins and cases Of provisions In
tended to Withstand iabor'r siesa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-18
Car Extensions Are
O.K.'d by Committee

Street car extensions aggrcgating
an estimated cost Of 100000. were
tentatively approved by the council
utilities committee at n special ses
sion Saturday afternoon.
The proposed improvements will
provide service for four districts now
without adequate facilities.
The projects approved comprised
the construction OF n car line on 18th
ave. ~. w. extension Of the Cowen
Park line to Il. SEND st. extension OF
tho Beacon Inn line TO Chicago St
Beach Drive to Alaska NJ.
Railway Chief ID. w. Henderson
was instructed TO prepare a report
on the estimated cost OF the lines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-18
For Freckled, Rough
or Muddy Compilations

The frecklinE. discolorinE or
-ouEhrrinE TO which delicate skins
tre subject after exposure to wind
Or sun. often appearing IN early
tprsrg. may readily be gotten rid Of
Ordinary mercoiixed wa. spread
lightly over the face before retiring
and removed in the morning with
soap and water. completely pcels Oft
he disfigurcd skin. Get an ounce
4 the wax at any druggists There's
10 more effective way Of hantHhing
'reekles or other cutaneons defects
little skin particles come off each
day. 90 the process doesn't even
temporarily mar the complexion.
and one soon acquires brand new.
spotlerr. Etriishiy beautiful face.
Wrinkles caused by weather. wor-
~ or Illness are best treated by n
simple solution Of powdered saxo-
lite. one ounce. dissolved In orc-haif
pint witch hazel Bathing the face
IN this produces truly marvellous
mathematician
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-18
II. II. Stuart Killed
in Fall Down Stairs

PiunEing down . flight OF base
ment stairs. Harry Hariand Stuart
vice president Of tho Carnafion Mils
Products company. met death In
Vancouver. n. c. Sunday. His
skull was fractured by the fan.
Stuart mlstook the doorway lead
ing TO the stairs for a room door
The body will arrive here tonight
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed
A widow. now In Los Angeles,
and three small children. survive
stuart. He was a nephew Of r. A.
Stuart. president OF the Carnation
company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-18
Frisco Salvation
ARMY Home Burned

SAN FRANCISCO. April is.--one
hundred and fifty mon--ail jobless.
homeless wsndcrcru-were driven
from the Salvation Army Industrial
home early today when fire destroy
cd tho building.
Edward Manning. one OF the lodg
rrs. discovered the fire. He went TO
each OF tho three dormitories and
aroused the So slccpers each room
contained. Then. with two police
men In charge. the men were
marched in orderly style from the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-18
1000 Tons Of Flour
for Starving Here

One thousand tons OF flour nrc to
be contributed in Seattle for tho re.
lief OF the starving I'm Armenia. Per.
STA and Syria. This win be placed on
steamship by the Robert Dollar
line, which will pick up another
1000 tons OF flour Mt san Francisco
and 500 tons OF beans at Los Angeles
before crossing the ocean.
beginning April 25, for five days.
women from the Near East relief
committee will be stationed in Seat.
tic grocery stores to receive contri.
buttons.
Committees OF men will solicit the
downtown business district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-18
Sick Children May
Not Be Admitted

Aitho many contributions are be
ing received by tho orthopcdic hos
pitai. many suffering children will
have 10 he turned away during the
coming year. unless additional aid In
given the institution. Memberships
cos, from s. up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-18
lNGROWN TOE NAIL
TURNS OUT ITSELF

A noted authority says that few
drops OF ''outgro" upon the skin sur.
rounding the ingrowing nail reduces
Inflammation and pain and 40 tough.
ems the tender. sensitive skin under.
meath the toe nail. that II cannot
penetrate tho flesh. and the nail
turns naturally outward almost over
night.
~ou,gro- 4. harnieE- antiseptic
manufactured for ehiropodisis. How.
ever. anyone can buy from IN. drug
store a tiny bottle containing dircc-
tons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-18
Crocers Swindled
With Bogus Checks

Alleged to have swindied sub
urban groccrs Of small amounts BY
passing bogus checks Carl MorTiA
alias Carr Benson. is charged with
forgery IN an information ffled by
Police Detective r R Herbert
Morris method. according 70 20
lice. was TO purchase groceries. pay
ing for them with bogus checks,
and taking tho change In cash.
He II under arrest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-18
Rebeccas Meet at
Enumclaw Tuesday

Semi.annual convention OF Re.
bcccas. district No. 1. l. o. o. r..
will be held at Enumclaw Tuesday.
April 10. Special stage leaves Second
ave. and Ycsler Way Mt n. m. All
Rcbcccaa invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-18
Veilings
Special Tuesday, a Yard, q

Special Tuesday, a Yard, 25c
Main Floor
A special purchase has been received
by our Yelling Section of veilings in
colors Of navy blue, brown, taupe, pur-
pie, white and black, with plain and
fancy meshes; also self colored and
contrasting chenille dots are featured.
Special Tuesday, yard, 25c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-18

burning building. Each man car
ried a little bundle In his hands.
representing in most cases. all OF
his worldly belongings.
"OId Blind" John. and George
Stoll. both aghtlcss. were carried
out. They had lived at the home for
II years
The property loss was placed at
tes 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-18
British Soldiers
Kill Own Comrades

DUBLIN. April batting
fiercciy In darkened bar room
ut Castle connel. County Limerick.
two groups Of British soldiers today
Killed three mon and wounded sev'
eral moro before discovering neither
side was Sim Fcin.
The fighting started when a
crowd o. soldiers IN civilian clothes
walked into the bar room with
drawn rcvolvcr-. Civilians At tho
tables started UP. cmptyinR their
own rcvoivers at the supposed Sim
F'ctucr-.
The fight ended when one soldier
yelled n familiar battle cry.
-as=--=asa7--=s--=s=a=H-==
A condor can exist without food
for 40 daya and an eagle 20 DAYS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-18

Cuts cost OF drinking good coffee.
xlent Blend. y lbs. soc. 10. 3se-
~. A. Hansen. 20 Economy Market
Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-18

In expressing himself 10 the votess
the candidate should prepay the
freight IL he expects to get there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-18
Why Kids You See
Took Seem So Sad

From the playfields and the streets
feet dragged reluctantly
Monday morning back to the ctty's
schools. from which they had had a
weeks vacation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-18
Cotton Suiting

Special Tuesday, a Yard, &c
Upper Main Floor
800 yards of cotton suiting 80 inches
wide. with soft mercerized finish, for
smocks, spring dresses and school wear,
in green, old rose, pink, tan, light blue,
Copenhagen blue and brown. Former
~ 45c. Special Tuesday, yard, BIC.
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Women's Muslin Vests
Dress Ginghams

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