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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-07-07
u. S. FILES TAX
LIEN OF s1S52.54
AGAINST LINDSAY.
Collector of Internal Rove,
nue. Makes Levy With
Penalty

Tax lien Of tlsbs,ad was on Tues
day hled In the dletrlet court fol
Idaho county by lewis Williams, col
leOlor of internal revenue, At Boise
for tho United states Of Amerea
against fhomae hndaav w., Of Grange
Vile,
The lien IL for t0sh,s7 tax none,
aud tlldd,di penalty, but does mol
reolte reAson Cor filing the Hen.
Lindsay WIS tried NJ the last tern
OF dlalrlet court on charge OF Vic
latnr the prohibition laws, but th'
Jury dlpagreed lie Ia new on bond
awaiting retrlpl NJ the September tern
of court
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-07-07
HRAvv SNOW
FALLS NIGHT
OF JULY 4

NeANN SNOWFALL NoNNwed IN
the mountains Nt laNAN COUNTY
enc NlgN( Nt lNN I, The mount,
ain SNN,A Ne VrNNgeVlNe WAS
NNNwVArpcd eN the mNrNlNg Nt
lNtv y, and n slight eaowfaM 90,
cNrpcd IN VpaageVine tho pre-,
cedlNN NlgAt, hut the hakea
mol,cd ~ rapidly ~ they drop
pod,
NepNrtS tecelVed hy the local
olflce Nf the Nesperce national
fNpeSt, Saturday, showed tea
Mohes Oe snow having fallen az
+ Mountain House, hVe inches At
Adams Camh three inches NJ
Nlsh creek and tive inches at
Golden,
Snow on the mountain south OF
0raNgevllle melted saturday,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-07-07
GOLD INVESTIGATION
WILL BE CONTINUED

Investigation Of the geology and
gold resources of central idaho will be
finished during the present summer,
according 20 an announcement from
the University Of Idaho. Moscow.
The study IN uder immediate charge
Of Dean Francis A, Thomson. Of the
school Of mines, assisted by j, M.
Ballard, Of Placerville, Ida. These
men were in the mountains Of Idaho
county last summer gathering data on
tho gold districts,
The work is practically complete, and
a bulletin reporting on results Of the
investigation, will be ready for pub
lication as soon as one or two points
can be checked over In the field, IL
IL declared.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-07-07
HOT WEATHER
DRIVES MANY
FROM CITIES
Motorists Come to Grange.
Vile from Washington.
Oregon and California
New Highways Attract Visit
ors; Fishing Parties Seek
Idaho County Trout Streams

Many m0t0rlsts ace arriving In
0Tangeyllle daily, enrouie 10 the
mountain country on dshlng trips, or
are making 0rangeylle the nightly
atopplng'place on the North and South
highway,
Every day ears are driven into the
city from south Idaho, Washington,
Oregon and California, ~ well aa
from many towns In north Idaho,
Attracted by the cool weather which
prevaia most OF the time on Camaa
Prairie, In aharp contrast 20 the In
tense heat Of the lower attitudes, va
eatlonists are coming here, and many
of them are proceeding to the mount
nlna 10 enjoy life In the ,wilda, far
removed from the city'e whirl,
The new road up the South Fork Of
the Clearwater Ii being daily utilized
by hahing parties, and has opened TO
the tourist splendid fishing ground
Although reports had been circulated
that the North and South highway be,
tween 0rangeville and New Meadows
was closed 10 traffic, this scenic high
way mp Salmon river IL declared 10 be
IN coed shape, and can be traveraed
without difficulty oil the way TO south
Idaho Thursday q ear arrived In
drangevile from Welser, having come
all tho way without Dolly,
Lewiston and Spokane are sending
their quota Of automobile tourists 10
drangeville, and as these people re-
turn 10 their homes, tney inform
their friends OF the choice vacation
ground In Idaho county, to the end
- a
the days become hotter and hotter in
the cities, the tourist influx
10 dFangeyIlle viii be greatly augment
al
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-07-07
WARDEN PICKS
WARDEN FOR
DEPUTY WARDEN

John Warden, patrolman nj
tho Nsh Greek Ranger station,
has been appointed deputy game
warden by Otto NJ, Jones, utnte
game warden Chief duty OF a
deputy warden Id this station
h 10 check up ON mextlnaulahed
camp nrp aud mlnOr lhrrOcilona
of the gnme lava
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-07-07
BIG CELEBRATION AT
WHITEHEAD SUCCESS

WhltehIrd Il b,day chautauqua and
celebration, July ., 2, 4, and q, wal
a succeaa Ia every way, according Ia
Edward q, Smith, who WIS In Grange
Willie fhuradAy from Whltehlrd, Mr.
Smith brought 10 urangevllle the
last OF the ohauiauQua folk, The on
tertnlnmeht was pleasing 10 the crowds
which heard the programs, said Mr.
Amltb, and other eventn OF the cele'
brntlon proved enjoyable,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-07-07
REBUILD TELEPHONE
LINE IN MOUNTAINS

Reconstruction Of the South Fork
Settlers telephone line will be- com
pleted this week, The line has been
taken from the old road through the
cove aud placed along tho new South
Fork highway. The work was done by
Ralph Smith, Fred Corlisa, jess Me-
comna aud Jamea and Ralph doan'
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-07-07
FARM BUREAU
PICNIC TO BE
HELD JULY Is
Prominent Speakers to Ad-
dress Crowds at (tet- "a
together Event

annual picnn of the Idaho county
i trhl bureau win lie held al the Dick
. iL nsiNi ranch, known W. the old Ele'h
GUS place, seven mil,s northwest OF
paeeVille, on July 10, Rssph M,
po ~,es, county agricultural s1gcnt, an
,.a NO only menlbers ot the farm bu.
e,s a" md sheir rsmiios, but tie gen.
en;a rvhic Is Invited 60 attend, and
nr;ny picnic dinesr and nm app.e-
ses Nogram. Lemonade VIII bh
eu Zee by the farm b'ueru.
49,, eminent speakers from uhe rnivcr.
drsS. VI IDAHO will be prevent, nm, sd.
sness inc crowds, Namns OF the
'f'"Aers will be given out later
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-07-07
$4,000 BOND ISSUE
LOST IN COTTONWO

Proposition 10 bond the village Of
Cottonwood for $4,000 10 macadamize
streets Leading 10 highways entering
The town, was lost AZ special cleo,
10 40 against. Two-thIrds majority
WIS required 70 carry the election.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-07-07
COUNTY BOARD WILL
MEET HERE MONDAY

Board Of commissioners Of Idaho
county Will meet In the courthouse In
0rangeylllc Monday, An regular quar-.
tefly session, for examination OF
claima an transaction OF such other
business ~ may come before tho board,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-07-07
'CRI|Y[)s HAVE.
BIG TINE ON.
5
srsacevine Ensertsins Vast
TDongs in sDsy CelesYs,
fiosl; Moss People Monday
Independence Day l'ittingly
Observed; Visitors from
Country and Nearly Towns

4 CsowSS Nnl moss, AsScASn gsAnel
y and AQckieg sCntesA$ ssAnceS anil |
snerry. Co-roNnd. and soaatless ethel
s,sstS and SmVSasNeitt~, Featured tNs
u feNssh.,I~lOlv celchyatien. which clio
~rd IN 6raageVllie esslN "Wednesday
morning after having ccatiared fel
|, thrAe aaNS
4 Sunday, tl,e opening aSy, We mNeki
/ q hs ; hasel,all game bstweea Grange
I villo ssI FeNa. in whiea oraRgeviile
Wee b. Scese u 7 10 q.
MONDAYS PROGRAM
The Oelehra,ien proper began Monday
noraiag With threnss pouring into
the city from the eoantsvslde EN,i
SartWndiny towns Ry 10 O'Clock tAc
streets we've, packed BY merry.mshers
who made 90 by EAR the largest orcSsd
TIA, SSSauhled hcre during tho three
jNss Of celebration. ratlsr, mother
! ssa the Riddles, grandfather ssa
rsadnsNthcr, anu biz hroth>r VIII his
sweetheart they were ell here and
apparently eVesyene he'd tie tsw Of
Ia Efe.
Mcaday morning, AZ 10, parade
fermed Is the courthouse, aud mArVh.
ei to Hall i grove whNso Robert %.
Ieper 81 lewiston delivered pa,
,riotic addrosS, The speaker was In.
heNaced Nv Mayor W. l. Campbell.
IN, Cowboy band PLAYED ., the grove.
N the AFTERNOON. az the Jew Dor.
der DAYS ground, before q crowd
which hllea the large grandaaad, au,
i~sDbiles parked throughout the
groupdS, and many yersSns standing,
Orekge,ilie defeated Neperse IN q
fss, baseball game hy IN e 10.
Following the baseball gaise, a
backing contest was held IN whlcN
81 Cash, Of tSrangevine, was given
INST lilace ard Frank Wood, af For.
81, and Ern Davis tied Cor second,
Judges wese George Aeheaa, w A.
IoneS aud Owen Overmaa.
In a font race, Wallace r,dlebaagh
won first and V. II. Johnson, second.
IN the ,venilg, the crowsts wcse
entertained by an ele eorrto display
Of fireworks shot from tCAiaa hill,
and by dancing at preauiaet hall,
TUESDAYS PROGRAM
Tuesday, the third day, lewiston de-
teated Sreigeville 7 10 8 hta baseball
game In thv morning, md In the At
.etneon Grsngevilk lost 10 LCwison
Sto 4.
In TIE huckng ccatesk 'ollovins the
ssSehpn game, Fsank Woods wss de,
cared the best f,dcr. VITA Ed Cash |
second, Len Jonas ca,yht The creased |
PIC, In bareback wneking conteat. /
Lcnnie Collins VIZ AVA DEF hrSt place \
and Frank Wood second AZ
Fireworks exhibition hook place nj |
night, eod later dance was Asld Al /
"reamland hall We.
Music Tor the colshrah N was FAR
n'shed by the Cowboy had,
>, The celebration was direitcd ny c. |
n Wood, chairman of TIE eNtesssiu' l
aent commsttee of the 6rtnSeviNe /
commercial club, md sauch Not the
'redit for ~ success wns III tr, tmt.d
% 'Oe work Of Mr.. Wood n |
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-07-07
TAKE SHEEP TO
SUMMER RANGE
Large Bands Go 10 Mountain
Sections of Idaho
County

Large binds OF sheep are this week
being taken 20 summer fnngo IN the
NogpoFce national forest, The Nes'
perez Sheep company Ii driving -four
hnndH 10 Pilot Knob and Golden,
while other banda are on their way 10
the Adnmn district, Kemp 4 lieitlnHon
are taking 1000 shccp 20 Buffalo Hump
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-07-07
DANGERS AHEAD

Yet IN fhh, too, lies her weakness
and darescr III Rsintcgretloh ~ ~
much ease, 10 maintain national Ideals
smMe \ heterogeneous people, ana v "
sp ,vitanis that In the traa opoHiiion OF
p,Sples 40 dANercnt each from cach
hai we nhonNl Mcguire with them f.
30 tho,r varvstlg ideals ami old world
nniloSonis \. licr Superficial purposes,
,l,W upon old world prciuiiccs can be
,Ntored 10 bs masterpieces men 10
bffect great Nocht on ow PorWa"'h
Tor II " cas,' w area rue ~ ane'P"'bs
M. rAa,a ttct,.tlcs unnaf iral TO The
,,Lasl. Of the lhlun icu OF the republic,
may bc inculated WI" op. n", .,'n"s
i,fa list we. bIwa,e. Ant often times
thofc are mep who hHVe ~" al go a.
lea sees ing fricdoA ana ln,eholng ~
give ncthing N return fo' ''' '''"' "
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-07-07
oPrORruNIrIns rN AhinRIoA

Tho wende' q, Il ~ tn fact that
mao,, mea of many nations coming %
this lans hm dcnel with poverty, and
boa sug The stigma OF n cs,ss diStine'
tion 90 hateful 70 ms, have adopted the
lderla III Ats Founders enc from its
wrath OF chcumsta aces and opportu'
initv have g,tlned material riches, new
characters. Omcaticn and N Of the
other materiEl and spiritual attributes
az our slyiliE,tion, Amcriro, II IA the
n, Ia The proclamation enunciated
n, Tia founders that all otcn were
er,iaed free aud equal.
Nhen the ace OF America u run
ara ber hlstoN IA written Il Ia this
which AN tender impclishahlo her
nlaee an the annals of thne, Other
aao,ms have toaeht wars aud conquer
ed naoploa. olhcr governments have
Lrliaei so,nmN rec ,aore wat than ours,
and mn Az All endld civilizations have
r5sau anil, IA ,eriea, But OF America
alou. an n lm said that she eman'
c,oated. both hy the poper Of her
Nan, AZ ava The strenth ~ her arm,
.,Sa nnnreasel acoplcs OF the earth,
css, "a The nj acklcs imposed by men,
ANA IA 40 "a, ma human agencies can
go ,nade ,heu free aud equal sharerss
In the bounty and largcHe OF " i'"'''"'
N'orld.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-07-07
Ieeper Tells of Danger in
Artusing Racial
~ Antlpathy

r. D, teeper Of Lewiston, deliver
ing y Fourth ef'JUly address, IL
6rvageville Monday, after review
hg briefly American national history
s,oke on the duties Of citizenship and
warned agaiast the Danger az 0roOsine
racial aa,iw,hy aud religious preiu.
,Aoe. contrary t. the ideels Of the
Souadess OF the republic.
Ills spOeeh IN part follcws'
IN the beg nnlag eur people were
hofaogeReouN 10 large etteat. h0t
great SWARM 1T every nationality In
vaded our shrcs aud were gladly re-
ceived each lass with It's avn charac'
tenstics and ideals. Out 81 this melt
ing MT has f,een evolved The modern
A,aeriSa. Wa have no native Amerl,
van except ,ks fast vanishing rcd
mn, America ~ land of mixed and
nj sglcd race, Of mon Of many creeds
ana he,iefs aad vastly divergent
characters. Ia this Il its ' onder and
Ia glory, and IN this VIII he found
its dangers Wad weaknesses
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-12-01

=.
ti0n wrecked John MoOre's garage,
blew Or. spencer's garage from its
farm buildings and scattered hay over
the prairie. 7's ;5s.i
Beach The Beach Town Crlers club
celebrated Halloween with "a parade
Of marchers in various costumes, fol.
lowed by masked ball. Various
prizes We're awarded the dancers.
Mayvilie The city budget for the
fiscal year beginning September 4
1921 has been set at $4,000, which in.
cludes 81, 600 for library and $500 for
park expenses. !.
Van Hook-Th.s place has already
raised it's quota Of $75 toward the
blazing Of the Parks highway along
1.-THE 500 from Anamoose to Drake, Max
and Sanish us far west us Fairview,
Mont. l,z h
Miinor-Erection Of a new garnge
here in the spring is planned by the
Stockstad Sales company. the mana
ger states. The company is using a
temporary building. q former structure
having been burned. 4
Mott AS the result Of q conference
between the school board and the
county Red Cross nurse, d plan has
been made to serve portion Of warm
food. to pupils who must Of necessity
bring lunches to school for the noon
meal. &
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-12-01
.tatf 5utl11ltarp
4. e ! assiI,,g G''lliu:,pses
ofL.,dt'el .Euenls3in1
No; |! D!.,|.,a!1Ikoial

MinetA new cigar factory VII.
open here the hrst Of the year.
cando This city, win have 4 mum.
3cipal Ice skating rink this winter. iss
Napoleon Fire caused by 81 defec'
tive chimney destroyed the Fettig q
Wander store southwest Of here.
carrlnsten The hospital here hai
Z three cases Of broken leSs; In eact
case the patient having fallen from !
horse. n,
S learnarth Under 4 the direction o.
W. N. Thompson. scoutmaster, thu
{ BOY Scouts, have begun constructing
an Ice rink.
osnabroek Rev. II. Edward Jones'
pastor Of the Presby terian church o.
Grandin. has accepted the invitation Il
9becpme pastor Of the church here.
s vsfva The levy 81 the Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance company hai
bean nxedy q thr&s mills. u same a
LAST year. :ss 81!
jsaYt Miss i Annetta johnson had
] one arm badly burned when hsr apron
M s.i
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-12-01

caught fire as gasoline With which she
was cleaning clothes ignited. Z. 3s$s
s., Shollsmads- While Mrs. Tina Skjol.
ssyik was visiting Z ineighbor fire, be.
Slieved due to an overheated laundry
stove, destroyed her home near here.
vilitos, As a. precautionary meas.
.ure, following the development of q
few mild cases 6f diphtheria here, the
Wilton school has been thoroughly
sfumigated. .Es.s a
Ntahpston Thomas Fisher has beer
named chief of the recently new or.
ganixed fire department here, and n. r,
Brahy, has been appo inted city 90.
'sesaor Tor two years. VI 5+g d
Grand Forlks ailing to see an APP
proaching engine 40 he was crossing
the Great Northern tracks. Lars N.
Benson was knocked suncons ciOusS for q
time and received minor injuries.
Valley City Hilbert Getcheil, civil
war veteran, died here after returning
from Terre Haute, Ind. He enlisted al
the age Of 10 and, served three and
one.half years In the Civil war.
Amber The Parsnt- achers' asso
jeiation has been reorganixed here with
the following officers Myra willis.
preVident Ross Cool, vtce-presideait,
and Mary McGrath. secretary.
IS ORATOR, Hallowe' en- was 4 red let
tt day 1t the state home. for tie feeble
minded. The usual Hallowe' en- stunts;
and 4 Ghost parry were stafed and
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-12-01
Cooperation means responsibility
more work but also more results =

Cooperation means responsibility
more work but also more results = {
The greatest school is The Golden
Rule, for it teaches q way to make
things pay and settles fight almost.
every day"
Yes, madam, these stockings are.
quite q bargain" said the eager clerk.
what number do you wear :" Why,
two, Of course" said the dear young
thing.
The first Tommy was ruddy Of
countenance, with a huge beard Of
the hue politely known as auburn =
The second, was clean-shaven. *
Il ulster have a beard like that till
I saw myself in q. glass. Then ] cut
it off. "a ..s 5
But the bearded man was not dis.
mayed.
"Much better have left it on, mate, !,
he returned gently. Il used to have.
a face like yours till saw it in the.
glass. Then growed this ERE beard. - &
tits not the man who has the most
That gives the most away,
Nor yet the man who knows the most
That has the most to say"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-12-01
OWNER
DESCRIPTION

VILLAGE OF HAzELT0N-out Lots
Hazelton Creamery Assn. Tract $50 #. 4
1913 It in Out Lot B, AS Acre. .30-135-7
A. E. Klabunde. Out Lot in ne or
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-12-01
TOWN OF KINTYRE

500. -. ....8... BLOCK
Henry Z. Boyum, all except 176x28O e
LEASED SITES IN KIN ss1a -
Farmers Elev. Co.. tract 100x2s0 It.
Braddock Elev. Co.. Tract 100x1sS It
Northesternw Oil Co., " M Lot 81
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-12-01
STATEMENT OF DEPOSIT OF PUBLIC FUNDS.

4
Z Il y w s
North
n S "a b. Carley, Co. Treas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09
Forget Me-Not Day
for Disabled Vets

forgctMe.Not day. December IT.
Is Americas opportunity 10 make
this Christmas one long 20 he re.
membercd by thousands OF disabled
veterans.
For on December II. great ma.
tionai drive. undar In. direction Of
the Disabled American Veterans Of
the World War for the purpose %
raising $3.50. 900 10 enable that or.
ranlkation 20 car. for lts helpless
memtrrs. viii take place.
The organization af Disabled Amer.
lean Veterans OF the World War has
It's headquarters In Cincinnati. O..
and chapters In cities. towns ana VII.
lagos from coast 90 coast. Its pur.
sose has been 10 aid the government
In the adjustment OF claims for
wounds. disease and various disabii.
tiles incurred by former soldiers
while in the military or naval sery.
Ice Of their conntry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09
By Wanda Won Kettler

Much talk regarding the use Of
powder and lip stick by hiah school
girls has rraultcd from the case Of
the knoblo. Arkansas. high school
girl who will oppose In court he.
ccmber Is, her suspension caused by
the use Of facial makeup.
No such difficulty az this one dis.
eussed has ever arisen In Seattle.
According to Frank r. Cooper su.
psrintendent OF Seattle schools, high
school girls In this city show com.
mendable judgment regarding dress
and general appearances. Aud they've
made their regulations themselves.
'of course" Supt Cooper explains.
the law grants the school board
powers 60 be used in case students
In any way dress or conduct them.
selves improperly Yet We have little
reason to remind our pupils OF these
powers
The school board. according 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09

Extreme short skirts or low
necks.
sIls hose.
French heels.
And other violations Of rules Of re.
finement (which particularly refer
Ga such things ms iip.H,iclO
a committee Of five girls appointed
each year In the interest OF the dresa
program has little difficulty. accord.
Ing 10 the girls themselves. In up.
holding the regulations Occasionally
somebody forgets and the elk hose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09
No Lip Stick Law Suit Threatens Here

pearn. but a gentle reminder from
one Of the committee generally sets
things right again. No oppositions 10
the rulings have made thing uncom.
Portable at Lincoln high school.
Since the Inauguration of the self
regulation plan at Lincoln. girls Of
all other high schools Ia Seattle have
adopted similar methods for main.
tanning "A general appearance that
Will be complimentary.
Girls IN Seattle are not planning
on lip stick lawsuits just AZ present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09

with limited funoS. supplied main
~ by ita o~n members and n few
others. the work OF the organization
has outsrown tia means. ~ IN com
pelled 10 seek funds for cause that
automatically eniista the sympathy
Of all America
All the money raised win he col
iected and It's expenditures super
vised by dinln,erested prominent oiti.
Gems. All VIII so 10 the relief Ct dis
sbicd Veterans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09
Unruly Cow Becomes
Ferocious and Kills

LINCOLN. England. Dec. D.
Charles .Garthman OF Halton Fen.
kicked his COW because she became
unruly while being MIXED. The COW
knocked him down and trampled him
TO death. breaking nearly every bone
in his body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09
European Prunes
Have Soft Life

ROME. Dec. "Details Of an at
tack by a mob OF peasants upon
Prince Xavier Of Bourbon Parma
brother Of ez Impress ziia Of Aus
trin.Hungary. have reached mere
from NiareRgio. The prince aus
charged his steward, a fayorite of
the peasants. and the sx-empioye
summoned his friends. they stormed
the castle. smashed the furniture
and were beating the prince when
his wife arrived and risksd her own
life In beating Off the mob with
steel cane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09
Berlin Exchange
Nav Admit Women

BERLIN, Dec s.--Antieipating IA.
vorabie action on the bill abollshing
the rule excluding women from the
Berlin stock exchange. nearly so
women have opened brokerage Of
ficca here. The men brokers intend
20 oppose the bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09
Doctors Fail to
Explain New Disease

BERLIN. Dec. "a new disease
OF the throat caused the death OF
2.year-old Fredcrica spohn. daugh.
ter OF Berlin banker. Attending
physicians said they had never be.
fore encountered a similar case.
which rcsembled acute asphyxia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09
Maybe It's All That
She Wore in Fiji

LONDON. Dec. s.--Betta. n Fljian
nurse who came 10 England TO care
for the children OF Sir Cecil Rodwell.
governor OF Fiji. creates a sensation
wherever she goes Her hair In 30
bushy that she wears comb two feet
high.
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LINCOLN HIGH
REGULATIONS

The first step toward seif'reguia'
ton in dress and general appearance
was taken By gifl students AT Lincoln
high school two years ago, By =
three fourths majority vote on The
part Of the girls the following articles
we're declared not In keeping with
school DAYS and were therefore
eliminated from the school day ward
robe.
Thin waists---uch ~ georEotte
crepe.
low or thin ~anisoIe~.
Elaborate or party dresses.
Extremes In hair dress.
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supt. Cooper has made no ruling
against "a little powder on the nose
should the Girl. however, carry her
use OF makeup TO noticeable eh.
treme. he declares. the board would
feel at liberty To ask her 10 remedy
her apUeaFuuge
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Tough Time for
White-Collar Lads

WARSAW. Dec. e.--Anti.cap ltal
feeling In 70 strong among the Pol.
ish strikers at LODI that every man
who appears on the street wearing
"A collar Is Immediately attacked.