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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-09-15
UNENPL LlYNE1T
WORSE III 1914
t2kP'fER'F% POSITIVE SBTy@ cyF
II -tAk-- kEEfbB EEY rs
hkERfA8E 1ARst Est HANEs.
8E@F

Na2lIIErIn. 1=Hr L5.-ThnEz 7v1n
ara dtszlIr1ssi JvzF ne T.-gG.a00 IN
7nplnEee Bf today 1rzFlnaE -hau Il
1914 -her= we're 900 200 Bur 1T
WORK 4 largeF 1Er.aHTaga N v1ouI
ware men anu 4GrIal 1r=zavrunf.rs
z1an g me present anemDInrmenr
ss-sr-ETrT Davis said 1adav n ztara-
meau
Ar- Davis said lr@zanr Iuamuiar-
uenI Lg1r=z .uEsuue <rezE lumnars
at per4aus IuDn w1uEe -zr-lngs ~
gue AeETTaIlE 3 Iepenuenr.
White ~ 1zvz 8ur lnamulnrzsi.
.4E rs lur 11rZeE ne 1900 aG8 Enn
Ara skill az work ne sTaEzmHnI szIti-
a EIr-Ier 4nEaurzzIg zaCr is e1aE
4 1Ir-Ier znc1uragIuE 1acr IS -IRr
$500 H00-000 anw aEzIIanIss 400uT
ne suuuET n ne 1uru 1r 1anaa az
~szdT zz1esi IT appu7pr-aUsd 5F -1e
sgara- =1nurv anu municipal zuvzr1-
mems -Jr luniIC T8rEz CunuuuUaz-
II. -1ia vii De- 1rzzuIZesf -urs4ILEsnt-
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aaTa 5e=a, e1r-lsned 8v ne s1mmIs-
s1nner IT amor sTaE1sE1Ez ss-s-=E1TT
Davis Declared
EisenazuE s-EI8r-a - ~=4iavs ne
sifEEMI1ur 5eg-szaTT IawtS szId ne
snIpinrmenr s@rv1ce 1t ne iep&r--
menr NJ amor vas toing al r enuid
20 9iace TTrxHTs N 1UsaEs8nE
-Es9lTrnE me IaTveSz le 4Eglalu-
a. ~tt senL 5ez7rH4z 55.H00 anu so
800 men 70 me faEuH z1n EgpT Hem
nur1uE - re 1arvssE s@zzgn unrasi
znr-lrTa-u
Tie zmulUFue1L sEET1c@ = 1t
1rzz.z1I -akiaE s1Es 31 ne -1r=zIug
ana g1r1 .uTEng zrIEC8n vzErzT7r
1aditzunaI lea ara 1E@ae1 .8r mis-
7ur1as= e.aET8n AMI E10lsn goods
Alr-=adr snnF agaz gr -zzIrzET and
taew= 6 zcxE-=sv 1i2uI n -1s c1un-
TT -1rziuE uur six 1uzzsrT -1aE 8
rot EgrKing 11II 3r 1vzr 1-ne-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-09-15
Women Seantily Clad:
Face Prison Term

View EarE- 5ear- L5.-4ag.szr-zrss
EIr--s a E1meats ggur- grannunresa
guilty 4nd ~zzIanuasI Egr sanranra
Mrs EesIie E-IE zna Mss Jean Vnir-
zsv. zr-zzEsssf JURY wasn found. II
IS 2aEE@a. s9znrzEw cEzd N 4 -uom
with dwarf NJ 7raaEuuE, mlIIinaGre
mining znEIuHeEr II Al 4uzr-7ngnL H
80 1adiEan zvznue- The EFa w8-.
men xErs snzrzaE wzrE1 TsUIaEnn N
-14 s=ExI0u 1t -1a Eanez1enr 11uzsz xET
sAzr-vE -n mEnETllr-v. The AgESr--
uHnr xza ME-4 E-r-
Wien ne zEHzIszraEa FEyuun ne
pair guilty Mrz- WhiTnHF sgrVsznest
Kan ta4I II a EEUnn ana vas 2xr--Esss
EEzTEn e1R e1ur-J0m- Miss ZEuz
LARK zr-@zxsasd ~zrt1 M-4. KZE ann
Hiss WhifueF. aHr van jumped nsr
szlI xas skill E1lHzsng rnnaV ErI
EZfEs 18Enzuu vas n eur bur
ErsaUxnE vim Vas ne principal w.t.
ness was anr 7rsz=nL 8r 1iE an
sznrz lie liiIinzIr= missed aEcgr-zz-
znn 1eEuHa aDun aim Jv gaHnzsi s1r
IRA E1fL
AiEz WhtTIET AF1Tzr AEEsT AL
MI= WhifneT and Ars AzEE 1ace
an =x-sne aezaItT NJ Sarzs Tsxrs-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-09-15
BISHOP 0'GQRMAN
RESTING EASILY
LITTLE CHANCE Nv CDyDFrfry
9+ FESERAELE CATHcEEF
PR&k-F %TRxG KEW WTTH
PARALFsFs

sinuE Fails, sent -5.-Thers = M
-lulealass4 danger m ele sannirsnu N
A. Aav Thnmaa Chairman. azed
s4t1Iniic 1ishnp II eastern SOUTH
--saAGra. F1n was suddenly sTr.cwan
WIN paralysis Tuesday mnralnr. e
was sEHra1 aC r1e r=zsdenre f1IH
nnr1inE- Ills pnrsiciznB nnld gur
1nBe - ne 1isanp's -=~nvHrT t-7u1
1ts present. &r1zek.
8ashnB GsTaruRR nazsea 4 znar
alEEr Ee .1uEgInuH ann xrFe
1are vas litrIss enAnEe fram THesefav
drasrzaon. zgHandanra Esr nmrn en-
Euul-Ige1 1E@r ais euunifEun. n was
szIu IiH m0rziuE. "a Relatives n
-zannia ara -Egesrad "a eame aers 4f
-1tH rlEne. sr vas szMi this unr-iuE
5ur law rssagEana ar avnnnzrsru
EHrs ~@eesTesi 1-1m eimze 3erzaual
trends waa aad Essarzes1 az he At
acs
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-09-15
Young Man Held
On Murder Charge

GtvaGanna. MINI SEPT ii
IaapEE Eguug cnal rom Il Paul.
E1n aaSaIuUztr C9TIE=sl 10 say = w8rg
: Isid n laa 1sre ana viii lt Ear-
laaT charged win 71e murder 8f 2.
Z HnuuEvtllts. vlce 1rezadenI IL ne
First SarzunaL 1znK Ut 1odge Genre
ma was Jr3ugar here from 10dga
-7arrz Enen ID Was ftazr4i anI.rT c1rl-
EMS nIgnr v1En linn The ~gurh
4nTarss1 E1s BANK az E0dge senT--a
-zEa TsSxer1aF aan zIIIssi 7auusTlIIt4
ne Rur1nr-r1Ez= 7etigFa 1e snnrzm-
llaEaa i 1&ak rsoberv 1ur 1ee4me
EE-Z1rz1R1. they TEre -rTIuE 20
denETv aim ruCav
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-09-15

aaSEaln l-1m. s9rZlEi1g ami znlnKtuz.
ne an1-EE =zFsgte z % De- implied 7v
la -zza1ssss@ 'faE ne 4nrar-aluulaEr
Enn narEugEinn CT onFz and EauuE
men "a xsep saen1 cut ar szIaons and
other 1iaesz r1f temptation.
n tie sFanr or -xe death 1r rernar
riaga gr ne widow lar znar= ravar-ss
"a lie E-lEE tTnn -a De- divided aanal-
lT between ne sans e 4fraar sBu
1rzzAz 1aa sESpulaUnnE. ais snare
Enez u ne other Wien ne v1ung-
ar son Las r@zghai ne age 8r 70 ne
-ruBZ snail 5e diszatvaa ana -aair-
sAarzz 1zId 70 -1en. The widow
snarz 81 "a De hsld n ---zzr 1ur1I her
le4rI Ut -enIar-1gg
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-09-15
Packers Establish
The 0pen Shop

Little Elliezga. z-BE LT-Tha IN
-n zaDp vas @SIaafiE1eei runav 1r
-1ur NJ re 1aE0nis aEZesE 5zeEprys
Officials gr rIs Znrar1aGanal 3mInn-
rs EnInn we're aoU1zt-sI 1r 1zeEers
mar n eIrEIre dniw ne zmuinvzz 4nn
aaU 1nInn dfItclals xuuid Nc iezIt
win -1lnn leaders r1dav Ie@izEzsz
mis- nR&us wage eurH EriI f8IIuw
A4Erz=slE1r Inner Enic1 AsIer1i
+uuga 5amue4 AIs=.auIf4r aGEaa as ar
1iTr1rur Il disputes 0ezEz=n. r1R pzez-
=za ann 1ulun s.Eupiuvzz eE1lr4-i ruuaT
anu u III giace rle 4ler1czn sanp
-spraz=nraEnn plan waz zanEVirrIrt.si.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-09-15
IT WAS A
THUNDERSTORM
NEAFHEE Of2s-E R-T b. sSe4Y L-.A.~r
CYEEgNE- y15R TORNADO

sioux EalIs Sept -5-[aexi MS
euzsznn CONCERNING ne staru 1t Fl
Iav evening 1aa disclosed . v4rzs.y-r
8t canEspUnns As 20 stH raenniczi
zame AsGnrIinE 20 weather 8ns4rv-
=rs- ii vas neither sTEinne 1ur tar
1adu. anr 1ur-czne 5uU sever.
1uuner storm
--zlnnEs -E5T ana Enir. r1rguEn
.he air ike : rzv1uE zuakH- GIVING N
warning w1ers -hev VIII sE--ka 1sr7-
The path 1r mis- srnrm vas broader
ana ayezdiar nan mar 1f a cyclone
i Jrzada. alaG. IS aRr-gw zsFar
sgrer-ug more nan IalE a mile n
wrdt1- ID IS MARKED or a tense
llaeE cloud. d Inuni nj 1uEz Jugnr ug
.1waEi me earth ne eEnusr at
WHICH IS a vacuum EniGn zr--ac1a
sF-gfzc r1E1 ct air TIE air Is suEk-
-a zuwar1 70 ne mnuUn 1f ne nm
lef WITH zucn EsIr-gus sDe==s1 E1Rr 4v-
-F-TrainE IN earth g pBwHr1ess agaLnHg
rs uuii- 4 -1r-Rdo ne most TiG-
s.nr zTarm xEuwu
EIr--ezuez are I4ss fesTr-1Ezive-
l1r 1Ev ara mt concentrated Thew
may sgraza 1rzr $50 1r 900 miles
IRE gGurn 1aKnEa zEnr-l covered IN
v znauU rzvE miles
The ~sr-lczLl wuirt OF ali wIiEn
tnarlgvar zaz ne annva rsuluE-zgH WIS
Ins4nr ASH Friday The synru muvaa
n EaIrtv szr1iEnr path Ike All nun
IeraznrzuE- 5uEn an IunezTaI Gr ne
1Fzuus1nerE ,ZuEzsI JT EEESBUDuag
INSTABILITY 1erEEan ne var air 1eEr
ri1a EARN ann ne saldeT air 3nUrE
Tie aezl Atmosphere IS -1ns Iuss.E
anu -aid .u-anTs break -hrguEn %
aa azr-1. zerFeen anu "a p
n. Fr1riaF ne -amuerIE1rs II rs
sifv 1r1DpE1 : feE-ss@ II gne MIN
ate anu a ~iniEnr VIM accompanied
ne c1anEe
Tie 1Fzwv ramraII v1ien zeReE4IEsr
LzsxH our a snaE- ne IS sLuEe1 By
ne -1alI e1uiinE AMI eannenEsng 81
IA warm air r#i1ica = Esnzs=i AZ L1gnl
1e azr-n wren 1s sald air ar1ps-
TToIa4nr cnurzlnE q raEinE place IL
he air all mis- time railing frgus-
st ain mar 1e lur1ssi Iuwarf nIsg
he e-v -aGgnnH. E1erz 51eT 9aEe
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-rv-s e1aul sur-znE -1 gg1r-snT zF
lnorz ne s4r-1. IuUi aC some lunE-
9s.gEa.i Instant -ney 1alI- Al -Isy Irgp
-rr-ug1 agIe-s-@=srs zzEHrz uE ggla 1Ir
-nev zzIu AddiflunaI 181E-uE5 u -se-
-axeriT1g sometimes N EnEn E Il lrIame-
-ar Jef0rz thav -azEn ne s4r-1 AZ
1RIIEEunez
z-@E-s -ft4GZ-1LEZE1E TE Tia ar
zIrTavE accompanies EuE1 q sEslr-l or
10 -zzS9n r1EE az1EnE@ Gz4 eE7lal1-
! isszaarzez -zaH gllGGs --1m e4aud 2
stuuu ana 1sr-rz@1 me g21nuE anu rEe
zzra Eacn fizznarZa 1EEE5 4 @e--
-snn ar ne air 10 saEn LnTanE1IT l.1AZ
Il sEaznez ami hat IS lightning. CAa
-rTungF EHicn xfTavs 11iinwz ~
szs1ss-a 3v he suddea zx1zuEun- 3E
1a air aF -na neat Thunder EutEa
zlrvaFS H8iInws s gZHEasE Jr me sHt.-
ten zx7@nEsnn af eEts arr Jr ne IHEL
T1uuuer s. nnr heart with zarss
iEuT1lnE 3s@zus4 mar & IIHr@sF ne
reflection N e1a sE1uuE flashes 1e-
r8nn ne 1nr1an
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-09-15

FLanezpmliE. sept -5-----ar1-
1arnEz iszs1r demand Ealr 9rzggs
asszzar Ns : EeAInw gsnzea II AT
ana Aa9r ia uixssz nj - ana 4-c-
E5aEA-+1 1rs-z1EeeE. Ieman1 suee-
En wHfrfaz -s-sEz1ner grz-E En -zxe
inner VII wEfrEsx ssnz@za ar gA
ana IS 1-zee Va : w1fras at - -
ann - LIZ
Hve--EaST. 1enazun sAHws Ja. :
ar : --z and -e 1nner -ss~~znnEr Ea.
= rT4 sE0Esza Az ST-a- IL znn Lae
+ Af~@@.~
8arsT - AarxEx IL niE1Ex gffssr-
4nEs IlEnr ErzEsz g1ns@sE AZ a. and
Eae.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-09-15
Queber Votes
Liquor Back

@saeBeg seat T5.-The elrw aE
EaIe0eS EsszxEEErnv r8EEszz IrHE4L wsT sF
an argrw7sinlnE 1z s1r-rTs asgfEnauasE
AZ Lz-a99 m A zuraI 1olI If Z5 SOC
The =fIaaeT ar re w8uug VIII 1H "a
-4DszI EIe zx4sEnE I1czL aUgfun L1w
ami place. me eIT- INNER rlIs 7reF1n8E
sEar1ra- wHarz r1s state vsnnE saE1E-
c1urA n m Jw1 diEueElEzrsas- Tie
HnrH Aav Z laEz sur TExa eaTv ut laalss-
De 1aa znns xrT urev1nuEsF Enner
ne Hs9zEIHs1 5enrr 4er- Jr T1Hrninn
1t Canada lnczI apTfgn law
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-09-15
Chicago Mans VIII
Carries ResHriesianS

g.hiEzga4 SEMI T5-ESas1 Il Af-
x1Sc. 2rgmlnsnr rhiezgn zrrurrev,
wtzu aft4d 5euEsmner II Eafr &4a0 ang
TAR His widow zad rE8 aanx warfl
1Hza r=zErF~tunz.
-B widow IuEE 1nT -sEnar-T 7uEifzr
9E8u nj E1xznE 1er zazr.
Ea s9nz- EenrT 1nn Evau- lnEx
aur 1EnK xr szaEs lr HEY ara II
zaaEa II ne zzraIa-
Mr. zaEEass ~1z = szREzDzr * :
tuTaI z1zzineaE@ Iaw 1r-L There
we're fgnr nssnnszH sF ne ar-n. IN
sJnE 81 w7nn aB=& FurnxsEzuTH mr. r8-
4sexsa Il znr EarrL IN E1s vanr t1a
wTiow rs1zr--zx anu ma nssss--.. EsszI ID
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-09-15
IRELAND INSISTS
0NA FREESTITE
WONLD Sksr ATE WITH BRIT.
FAAA -s1S z ERENzY
r1r

1unliu. 5--refaud will ia
gnUaEsa aE ia - sFaEA vas TIA -zoiv
aL Pr7zfal -gIe Valera "a Fr4mIeF
LA1EH e : lnHIraE1n rB 4 Gunrzr-
.nG@ ar .alf zr-ezs x7iEn waa zzzuHi
Ier@ EF t. Tie 2T-Tsn Premier rad
LuHlzEF upon EsiRnn remaining 1arr
1r t1h empire anu mar -1ia PRINCIPAL
mist 5s acEsnUad Jv me 5fnn Faln
1eEnra ne conference euuld -agE
7iaes. De VaIEszs nnUe rudav 8oInrE4si
1ur -1Hr I-sAand aad alr4zdv feelar-
"a 1er Independence Lr srac4a mar
ma Sinn Fem had 10 ooFesrlun TO en-
-aEng J. conference "A dIaguHz ne
aszsClarIUn OF L-aiHud with -i1a Brit
-zn smulrs 5ur mar Zr-sh ~apir was
1nr fgr-HramIuE krgm I0wuinG szr-z=r
1f-ciRis refused IN zIva our -a Taf-
@Fa . LaEnar
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-09-15

Failing aeAlt1 wEtEnasi fnwu with
= sars has 1rsV=si 40 muen sar II.
Rev FhamHs Chairman. 5iannD II
1e e4EIniir iiBeez= 9E 5Iaux EalIa.
e5r T@zysfr1av ne wsnerahle aead gr
1le enaU,h "a ne EASTERN 1zE- af ne
zuge sHt1ar@s 8 sgr8kH ar paralysis
ana INV Lif-z ar ne spiseopaI r4xi-
EeHEa 8T8 East TTzzrT-EEr-zE street.
la a Jr@ezrruuz @1nnIr1nn
WBr1 VI r1H 1rzsara'z afzIiExlnn
came as severe zancE 20 ne rars7-1
1liCx ann MS manv r-Hnns here ar
1BHEH fur months 5iHnep Chairman
1AH sesu Buanie 20 De arnuun ann
kHpy "a 1iH aums E1sr@ 1e has n
sEEFsl GnHn planning cor sIrzIrs IT,
TstaumenT It ne Enrx N ne ennEzn
1er9 wntEa 20 aim 1aH 1e@n lifs
wgrx at no mean 1r5U0r-tonE anu
suILdea r1rTHEH uanF Ts4r8 1f ar
feRr ahor
ZAEzw Tszxer1aT lr w1S 9nnnunEsa
mar ne SiSnnp hza suffered sEryxH
sometime between ann 70 y'ginex
r1a uar-IuE Since r1e zEE1eR 1e
1as 9een IHG1uEg1nuH snU constant
vufI zeBU ar le bedside
AEfunHEn rniH is -l1e EEETsr srEsEs
8at 8iHnap GFEarnAn Aaa sMf&ar=sE
anr 80 srrf4rxl WIS aiH condition -a-
2r1esl mar T@szHFaag 2zv. Es-=arge E
Walsh. snanreAInr AZ ne SIOUX Fails
IinCazz 8ad sssreEarT j gIs Jissnnu.
administers ne lasT r-raz IT r1s
nnurrn- asss4r-vsz aT tiTA 1izanD have
HISS 3sen 1nT-ea ana ara -xae@xSsst
"a eanIa % 5i9uE Fails
Ear s1me tine 1zsx Il Gas 0k<H sx-
5sa-~aa r1aE IN zaE-IiArT 3izE1uU fur
-lIz .1iucszs= Eggnid ~ named 10 re-
LtEz zfz1nu -frE41rzAn ann assume
Ia zGE1vz 1nr1an 1r rIe WITH here
sHr 10 a1nnuuE=menr azs 7esn made
ana EfEnnD egFE8r1an 1zs 1esn Wit
~vrnE aEzE s8mEE1ifg 1E@-1frIL might
znr rzsesrs ne arranr4nn aEac@sz2rT
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Ut me auxiliary 5isa-
ID. Z WIS said -aGav. might 3e -n-
Taw. mianr 80 made az any Tine INV
z1t51nugn ne e1nE1zEarT M Aame dnez
aaU ueeE InI1I EarEmDs-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-09-15
Girf Abducted
I'm An Airpiane

=&n liegn. -zI-. sept T5.-Izzza
~ fr1gz gIvEn "a IEr Er 4 s9sia
.lIEHrrnIn zufi e1r--esi "a IAN -degn n
Al xlr-Stane- Were SIZE WAS 1esd pr
sanHr wTfEss auHer e1a influence II
narraurx ne sxnrT -.saEEza u me
Dalfrs az Las AnEeaez 1v M1sa Clara
e. 2aHer as having 1ss=m her sEyrr-
fsanEe %hs azs named L c. MIlIEr
za zax zHauErnr Miller Iarar gzz
sgI--zsressz ar @eEI EHzca. ExtlE- IuUn
q 7Tzr-anr zw1rz 1nr ny z. w BAKER
ana { w BAKER 1r1rI1era sr rfIa zErE
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-09-15
Raftiers Active I'm
Western Districts

I'm Inr-nEz- 5euE L5.--5wFTng -a
TIE Iry s=2z1n mis- E=2r -1IE4ks-
saaazsz 1aE4 1egn zrEg7uE n1nrTs 1u-
ugrnuH r1zu eTsr 1uEuE ne EaxE tszw
w==kE- Tier emme "a r1e a0Kzn=z ann
52rzH IN s=zr.s1 8f waUnr ana 1E1s
Hangar -r1m raezn Is annElzlIw xrszE.
-hir-a@n -zxEEsEa we're x1sIkza rs-
ssnrIv N 8na 1Hasi near 3ufzz1la sTszu
II ME zrz1Bnn- ZE A. r. Af.-
T-zan aE r1is zSfw. EtzIEad T. largs
smzxa WIN s@T@n EzErIer-E
While Oh s1G 1Uuz1 zE T!1e 1zGx
aK me nnuae hs ze4r1 E1e rarrsss. ann
wi1gn iEnr WIS 5nsuEnr Z wzs
suuud r12r rEie znzEH %szz nniw znuuL
-ra sia@E Hrur1 rim
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-09-15
PstaI0es I'll
3 : High

7al1fE. sept. L5--NH 1ryzzficxInn
zaEie q s4w vFs@xz agu aT I- =. Che
sEasi -araE lDsaruas EIuid Ie s2 4
3HzaeA 1efnra zanw tIlez aas a4r-@ZElT
seen nur4 t1an verified PnEaEHez n
the Ene.EI marxsx .AzT wH=E s0ld &C
rna -ag. III = : 8uzas4 E1tt1 lftr1a
gngznegsa Ut dssainlng lrzrEz some
szT rE1ar tnsra grs 1learT III poEan1ez
N the -gunrrT- 5ur r1H 12rnHra arr
an1 cead ESn 1rznE 1em II. T=s 1nr
ex7exzezr@d 1uxaTu lzHn say me Lae1E
e-1p II ercz@zinEsv 2nor ami sn4r T1H
gr-Gz VIII 1nvEr I5Ez--= = "A ANN
t1.an.- =
j. - ala4sa 4s~
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-09-15
E 4 be Ruth
Breaks 6wn Record

View Tarz. sept L5.-zaae Rz1rs
1rIEH ala nome -uu -sror1 -ndav
Tie Yankee Singer EnncKHd 4 1aH
1ur nL E1s 1aTE with gne man On
base n game v1r1 81 louis. This
made his ELEEz-sl1-ll 1nmar -afs SEQ
san- L4-sr TezF Ie 1ad f1ev-s8ur e1r
ne 47Ilr season.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-09-15
Train Robbers
Are Killed

E0Fr Wur-Er. TsEzE SeHT Is.
Two Er1Iu r3DnexH we're snnr 1uEi zIIIs
"A 1HzE aeKa eEE1v rnazT waan r1BF
aErHmutaa "a anId ID 4 -zxaz AMI
3aEafir rain aching In : n that
ma zT1amur EauId 1e made Ieza<Els--
az aan tasEeEaI agenrH we're pIac@1 IN
ne Er1Iu- Il Euu 1aTr1a razulfiH9
WHEN rsle azanitH zrramnxaa me -Tn-
1erT
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-09-15
Big Fire AT
R0rkaway Beach

RnGEaTzF 8ssxen N@@ ysfz. Senr.
13.-1ln1rszzs II 2erannz wer4
anElaeat=zE -oEaF HaaInw11z u Errs
waIrz EwEHr -1a 1unEzEnw sssrsun II
s1a 5ezea asrs ann lezxrsr=sa 1r1u..
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-09-15
Charged With
Starting Forest Fire

AEt1iu- Alun-- Is9T- L5.-same=
z AH.sIr1TEI mIIliUnRIr@ lmneFZaa
GI saltwater aupezre1 5sE1r@ Tange
lnzldinE -8GAY ami pleaded 1Br
S1lItv n a. cEzrza or starting q f8rzzx
fIra .ttrnHr permit TIE E-aI vas
s4E t1r 5enFsmner II Forrest Ranger
5wszhnrx sw1re "a ne .amplRInr
charging MsrfEar1 had sxarssssf fiz@
wEtnour a. permit TIE F-ra f4eszTz7F-
20 r1e wiilazes OF Whine PINE rezeaI-
" including ne. McsEEEI1 Eurnner
mills x1Ere
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-09-15

@ryT allied AZ a million duIIarz. TIE
e-tllAAlls 9r one T1crZn Esr= t8una
TIE rII1s anu WI others ara missing.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-09-15

St- Paul. sent L5.-T1a 1izmH Eur
ne EurzzE FIRE zsTHaUnn u MinnHzara
Eas aid n ne LazE IaE1EarI1r= at q
lezE-nE ezEls4sa 5F r1e zavzxznr EaSaF
The Iaglzar1rs EaIIsz1 za TgTs enough
1IrHz E1r ssIrszzrT srTgTHzr1un- Il was
snargzzf
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-09-15

sl0Hr -TEET. 5@HE Li.-The 4ualitv
wxz inst faIr -1e Tnn wzs S8z5
ana r1a Snlk 8E EErs 1zGxiuE anGs
sand &c sss8g ann $3.50 -hsrn Ears
rn 1iEs 90 szIa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-12
DIDN'T KNOW He
HAD TENANTS
Landlord Finds Vacated
Tenement Occupied

wEsrFTELD. Mass. Aug. Ia
The housing shortage. which has
been most acute here for some time.
has developed a new tangie. accord.
ing TO q landlord. Tenants IN some
Instances are not going to the
trouble Of notifying a landlord when
they intend to occupy vacated
property. but simply move In. a
landlord owning q homse IN the Mil
street section had q peculiar expo.
Renee. The tenants occupying the
house notified him they were 10
move.
Previous to moving friend Of the
landlord asked him about renting
the plaza He made preparations to
move In. and when examining the
house found II already occupied. The
landlord found the occupants were
friends Of the family which had VA
Gated.
Further investigation revealed the
tact that the squatters had been
without homo and had come 10
live with the tenants at that time.
storing their furniture In the attic.
When the tenants moved out they
moved their effects from the attic
and occupied the place as their own
without making any ov~rtures 10
the owner. Legal advice was sought
and given TO the effect the owner Of
the property was within his rights
In going 70 his property and moving
out The effects OF the squattcrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-12
COOLS
H00CH SLEUTH
Has Him Arrested for Evil
dence He Collected

NEW YORK. Aug. IL. - George
Peterson. a student In the voca.
uonai school at Spring and varick
sts-. Manhattan. appointed himself
an enforcement agent recently and
came to grief. He went to the
Greenpoint police station and told
the police he would take them to
several places where intoxicants
we're being sold.
"Grecnpoint Is fun OF whisky he
said.
With the policeman he went about.
He would purchase liquor and the
policeman would make the arrest.
Peterson had his pockets fun OF
samples when he came into the
Bridge Plaza court with the police
man 10 testify against prisoners.
When Magistrate Louis Reynolds
learned Peterson was not a regular.
ly constituted officer OF the law. he
had him arrested for the samples Of
evidence he carried. the specific
charge being possession OF one pint
bottle Of whisky" The police sue.
cceded in getting Peterson released.
but the volunteer hooch detective is
said to have lost his ambition to be
an enforcement agent without pay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-12
Armour's Star Hams, 40.
Corn-fed stock, lb. fOC

Sold by the whole or half ham.
Bon Marche strawberry jam, made
with the very best cane sugar. ID. 2Sf.
Pure peanut butter, one Of the best
brands, 1Of; 2 pounds, 10t.
--Armour's Star sliced bacon. put up
in dustproof packages, with all waste
and rind cut off; half h., 3Of.
Bon Marche mayonnaise, made fresh
every day, ID. 4Oc.
Bon Marche. wieners, made of the
best meats and spices-not artificially
colored; Id. Use.
Large cucumber dill pickles, 3 for
Zoe.
-Lynden creamery butter. made with
pure, sweet cream-lb. 4Sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-12
Girl Disrobes in
New York Subway

NEW YORK. Aug. 12.-Duing
the hot weather Florence Mar. a
pretty stenographcr. became insane
on a subway train and completely
dirobed in the presence OF the pas
sengers. She became violent when
an attempt was made TO arrest her.
and was overcome only after a
struggle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-12
San Jose Sends Out
Wireless Help Call

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Aug. 1.-THE
stranded steamer San Jose Is calling
for aid today. The steamer Criffdu.
which has been standing by. was
forced to leave because OF wcther
conditions. II Is feared the San Jose
will rapidly pound TO pieces on the
rocks. The officers and crew are still
on board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-12
Hair Goods for Less

James of curly hair-light weight be worn under
meath ones hair arranged outside formerly $3.50,
reduced to S5.75.
Gray and white Hair Switches. fine quality. 20 inches
long formerly $780, reduced TO $685..
Hair foundations for SOC.
Double mesh Hair Nets-al shades except gray or
white, for soc.
SECOND FIooR-THE BON MARc1E
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-12

A Combination Of En~
Canned Goods for OVC
Included in the lot are:
l large can White Asparagus
22-ounce bottle Apple Butter
] can sliced Dill Pickles-all for soc.
Another Combination Offer, Soc
/ large can Steri-Foam-for toilet
bowls
long handle Brush.
bara Fairy Soap
bars White Bear Soap-all for SOC.
Large Sandwich Bread-big enough
TO make 25 sandwiches, at 24f.
Large Square Cakes, your choice Of
several kinds of frostings, at 75t.
Finger Rolls, just the kind for wiener
sandwiches, dozen 15c.
Large Round Cakes, a kinds, your
choice, 4Ot.
r-xr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-12
Saturday--Drug Sec
ton Offerings:
Rubber Goods

Moulded Rapid flow
Fountain Syringes, Sl-25
and $1.50.
Hot Water Bottles,
$1.50.
Extra quality Foun-
tain Syringe, full 2
quart size, $3.50.
Fountain length Tub
ing. 25c and SOC.
UPPER MAIN FLOOR
THE BON MARCHE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-12
Spirit Paintings
Promise of Artist

MANCHESTER, Eng. Aug. H.
Jane Elizabeth Lawrence, a talented
young landscape artist. committed
suicide by hanging. She left a note
saying she WAS coming back TO paint
the glories of heaven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-12
War Plot Denied
by Bulgar Chiefs

SOFIA. Aug. f2.--Reports eman.
ating from London that Bulgaria
Intends to attack Greece and recover
Thrace arc officially denied by gov.
eminent leaders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-12
London Teachers
Promised Raise

LONDON, Aug. IL. - Elementary
school teachers will receive in 1924
nearly triple what they received in
1895. the government has an.
nounced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-12
Saturday
"Carry Home"
Specials

Salt and Pepper Set. IN nick
Ell plated stand. 36<.
--si-f5 Table Tumblerz OF
heavy. clear glass: set Of 6,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-12

The above letter N published
at the request OF John Liho.
who asked The star to help him
find his sister.
"She has been living IN Port
land with her husband Jack
DeLude." Libo said. ''She left
home Friday and l think she
Is in Tacoma or Seattle with
friends.
Her husband IL dying and
needs her pretty bad"
Libo shows signs Of nervous
strain due to his search for the
last few days for his missing
sister.
II you know Mrs DcLudc.
n you see her. show her the
letter OF her brother. He says
that will be enough. She will
understand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-12
Coat Sweaters
at S3.45

Women's and misses
Wool Sweaters. tuxedo
style, with two pockets,
belt or sash. In jade,
honeydew, Harding blue.
mohawk, navy, brown
and black.
SECOND FLOOR
THE BON MARCHE