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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
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apartments of four tuums each. with
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,n'S "' i'u. rooms 90, "Iiu
month Pr,, 81 500 s. oo0 l3ab Ar,'t
mont vlI ,tr, fli rest including tYtrI..f
ll,u 80. Angel A. co.. 40 Kal.rsnr i.Idp
Usage fftp.t0Tr.
SAVE COMMISSION p dealing y.r.
owner. one twu.r room hoU4, ,rI. frt,,
I.cutrd. east side, \Nul. tai.. C.,t ssr,ur
u.lItgurr notes or Ifilu sash a4 t,.t
pHyI.rrt hnIaug, Iu,, r.fi Jn'n" ipi,l,
| hf1NhMb'N loME $500" lrss than
",h,iS uI lhls class have sold fui beau.
'iuIl bungalow OF highest type and d.a
..tu, l"'h corner i"l Sti't.t servant
,t 49, o.. ~ "', "lH' '.I Il
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20

..,p.. ROOMS and bath. walking dis.
a.ltn side. To- married couple VITA
.f. references. linen. silver.
...pnpno. $loo per month, posses
le ......ry 1. 992 ~. care Of World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20

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"'gs-,H.ut. bot and cold water In ktch-
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

i.r. 90. Y. 'r..'. "',' t1
north s.f.- ..ur' fr.rf i - ',,tN
Price 81. .o0 igr,1s D..r. -.N, '' '''''
FURNACE m.,I. t..o.,... ... ,......
rt..rt 'rt .' DIV ". I'D. .t' ''e'
trn rrIr, mn %" D,'l 'h,7 'hN
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,.,sl 80. ......
ms 81 g1i t.o, ..E Jl IaE
Daare d.. '''' o. i"''"".
'Nl'tlI NbI'N' u. g.. s. towel, Nvc.I. u
Won hIl' ann. "., '1r,.. iEvJ wool
t.frr. gea.. .a.-. '''' f'''''' H"7'
t.... ..,,,.
''N ALL iN owner inui room Wud.
''h hHutH'0N auI basement 100 lr,lug
pace. lh"n' '.ar" ho.t.R.
room bungalow, "aF floors. mautcl au
IhS'"I "dt EHrut" Give. extra IufL.
.u,nN ,nN 80 l', ,Hfy terms
w N''' .'n. '''-'
n1 ma a nt NFJ , 'n. Real estate.
,.. .'N'
'lN D. W"'" "ll,'N modern huuEtuv,
ON So. .",ng."st s.de. .ull s..e lot f"r sol.
Investment ,ull sun Realty 60. O4aup
Ns'l' ''y Main
FIVE ROOM modern, atl S. Wheeling
buy from owner. $4,000. $500 cash.
| ,INtINNArI s. For saI, b, ,up.r five.
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'I'.. g., '.. ''s'. ''7'b' 700 '.''
JA0lhh, t'aHtiul "'.ht.roum
house, located ON top ui the htl, hard.
wood fl"trs throughout HII modern built.
| 90 i"'iut's. Tie hntG, pedestal lavatory.
| D" 'E' basement. p.ped for furnace. ga.
ras" Price tll5oo, casy terms. Gan
| 'sas" N-u'.
| FtI N.kDJM house. modern. uua-hlIt
e,2ee ',om, stree, ,csr, une rwo nl@eEs
h"rih Of i.l'gnih si lrioc 'At5o, $3.50
| edHh' h5lan'' lNf rent. 'nlI collar 60.
| JNNDN toui. r,um modern house IA p,r,.
mn. sleeping porch. large screened.
iu hn,k Ilr,u. two large bedrooms walls
nicely decorated. paving and sidewalks
| ID iu'I ,s,z' lot Eaf1E' am drive iric"
ft'o"'' go" cash. balance like rent ''dN
ef
| FOR SALE-- one large iramo building and
foundation. IN Frisco addition suitable
| for grocery store or may be dividcd into
iiNe-ro4" cottage. '"h nsarc go.
| NEW Cl7G MAP ready rur delivery. Call
| Usage l5ll I42 ". Third st i. "
| Swart.
| 1900 CASH pgymcpt- four Iarrc rc,,I,s
| Lstbrnnpi r,t ,'Sicit ,,rn fpii si,,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20

G,bb sN1room modern huuso on south
side, convenient to car line. Pfl,,
50 600, $3.50 cash. balance like rent can
OsuEc Cf12-AgHO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20
tAIiI'ORNIt

Down aul oaHy frrmH wifi give FuI ar
Improved urm 800 california. IdoaI r'.
I.at. auH u.E tanning profits. I,T Is|.
f.fu.ars Hri" NE. So. l'fiWHu, lr.IIur
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20

CLOSE TD IkuNHNr,U Sew U...
r.uw. .or,,u,J Uu pu,,N muJ,ru BON.
ta|.N. ulu. l|uUI. bHHur..r. cost I.,If
1910 pavement. ruH1 locations Nuu..'Hf.
run.,agIur. only s. 5000. f.fFHH. 80 e.
Henderson. ttagr. N.gI.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20
REAL ESTATE
Bargain in a Home

81, rooms. modern and breakfast
room'; large well arranged rooms;
nice mau.ol and electrical fixtures,
largo garage and drive, 3-room
house ON rear of lot. rented al 50
per month This IL well located,
rluso to school amt transEortntion'
price for immediate sale $3.50.
rhis is lcss than cost. Can he
handled for 81 500 cash, balance ar
ranged to suit. Would consider good
light car in addition to cash pay.
ncut. shown only hy appointment,
Phone . .7S52 Or 5OSs, Ask for Nh.
AldpraOu, with
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20
age put poS'H 'all cedar ~
WtNTED-1O RENT
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

HlssVOO AtkES ola Mexico lana IN BODY ~
Chihuahua, Mexico. for sale: a good
portion fine farm land, and q fiuc cattle
ranch mineral ana oil Indications In
abundance; the mineral rights are worth
great deal more than is asked for IN"
land. Now ia the time TO buy land IN
Mexico, 'as land Is advano lng. as condi-
lions grow better. Price $50 an acre.
with terms. I'd Brown, Harilpgen, Texas.
VERY close In city trackaFo iSovi6O.
large 2.g'ory house. cottage AMI out
hu'ltings. call Mr. word. Cedar l7i1. or
Word 9 caldwell, Usage si2i.
HALE ACRE OF ground good four-room
cottage ON sand Springs car line, viii
take Ford car as first payment. can
blackwell cedar 1850.
ONLY b,4OO--lmproycd acre, good hot
tom land. Phone Witwcr. Usage 9552
ACRE TRACTS for sale on Federal paved
road. For price and location. call own
cr. at Cedar l2s2.
HRUNER STATION one TO four-acrr
tracts, high location, good soil. Price
and terms right can cedar 1850
FOR SALE--smau piece trachags on
Peoria ana santa Pc railroad near Loo
g. Moore company. Inquire owner, Al
security Bldg
HOUSES FOR SALE SIS
FOR SALE-By owner, $500. fiyc-ruum
modern bungalow, two-Car garage, solid
cement drive msinc stouc wall. close
In, on south side. f250O ragh, balance
terms. 200 T.. Fifteenth. y" phone.
$3.50 CASH takes now five room huugalow
harEaiu. Rcs'rictcd district Cal.
Usage 2A73.
$500 CASH tanes new nvc-r,om huurt
low, furnace heat, oak floors restrict ed
| district frlcs A1,ar". Osag" ~.
! iS50 CASH takes thrcr.iuom tuugajow.
halanc" 800 month 's.s' -'.'.
FINE scycn-room bungalow, combination
. furnace, garage, time well water Mapl,
Ridge. has east front excellent neigh
! horhood. Price ll2.joO, with terms. osag-
| 1909,
| PARK mLI,-StH- Groom bungalow. hard
| wood floors. mautpl. driveway garage
a keen bone. 10000, Sl,7jO casu. Phon,
! Usage $3.50.
! NOTICE Large nve-room bungalow
| cast front IVORY finish, between AU-
! miral and Hodge. $1,000, $500 cash
! Phone Usage 3.
| NJ 900 pOWN Tiye.ruou bungalow, hafd-
! wood floors. finest huiIt-In cabinet -. uu
| chr line ready for occupancy. 80 500.
| HaIn 4 son Phone osare $3.50
HlLLCREsT-Cor lot. located on F,nh
| and YuuIs Price $3.50. NIIl fHnU
second mortgage paper, Phone psag"
| $500 CASH, balance monthly buys almost
| new bungalow with bath, take some
| trade usaEo So. Edw. T., Barrett -oi
| Bliss Bldg.
$500 CASH. balance monthly buys tH'l
| room modern bungalow on owasso'
| Price ti25o, 'sas' ea.
| $3.50 EQUITY iu two good lots ln Wood
| ard addition TO trade for sedan Ford
Osage -.
EEAUTIFUL home n IRVING Place, flto'
| cash, new fyc-ruUw bungalow, large
| living room, begutjfu, maui'L huIItrln
| features breakfast nook uaE floors gum
| ,rimu Hd, tile bath, basement t"9-caJ
| garage, on Placement. lF,' aN.'.'. ""I"
! 4 Caldwell osagr N535 ossge .Ill
! SOUTH SIDB--OVncr leaving town viii
| ascsrf,ce eight rooms ana Two sl'rp. nE
| pnrChes, two-story, oak floors, all luili
! In, features. French dooGf, 1WhInatlun
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20
rnAChAGE 40 INn.sfNINI

.u.,gE InA,khGE Factory put apr.
.u4ar properties. largo and small tracts
improved and DHImpgpypd, Usage gs1l.
y L LL-----
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

OIIItIN MD bE~k ROOM ~
OFFICE with Law library fur rent Phone
Usage 1876. Tulsa Security GO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20
iN>ns ANn FARMS roR SALE

ron SAlEH. Iarg" tracts ct Old Mes
lru land, near the border, good titles
in Zee simple, low prices, and rcasonab b,r
terms. e. T.. MCGunIF. J.. -. Box i2-.
Fort Worth Texas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20

A., nd floor office space for rent (.
- H Third, Usage $3.50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20

tg.G ROOM Tor rent completely fur
'asne Usage S05y.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-17
HALLS FERRY NEWS

Claude, will assist her In operat
ing her 15-acre fruit farm.
w. A. Shelton and family are
expected to return here shortly
Mr.. Shelton and sons are work
ing here this week laying the
foundation for a model nursery
and fruit farm on their Mountain
Park farm.
l. M. Stout is getting things in
readiness to start in ideal poultry
plant on his 30-acre tract. Mr..
Stout came here recently from
Montana where he operated the
largest hatchery in that state. He
is a graduate Of the I. G. s. in
poultry culture. He is a hustler
and with the cooperation of other
poultrymen, will put Riyerview
Tracts among the leaders in poul-
try production.
A basket social and dance was
held in the town hall Saturday
night. The proceeds amounted to
about $55 which will be used In
making improvements to the prop
erty. William Pettyjohn and a
force of workers have remodeled
the interior of the hall which adds
much to its comfort and appear
ance.
Sergeant Nelson Croshow Is en-
gagged in writing a story of his ex-
periences on the Mexican border.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-17

fThe story ends with love affair
trailing through Tennessee and
Kentucky, ending with a marriafe
at Halls Ferry where the couple is
supposed to live happily ever aft
erwards. He will probably sub
NIT it to the Saturday Evening
Post.
George Colby is laid up with q
severe cold. George has had more
than his share Of trouble the past
year. Only recently he underwent
an operation for appendicitis. He
has not been able to work any this
season. However, he says he will
make things hum next season.
Frank Judd was here Tuesday
buying load Of vegetables which
he will retail in the Red Hills dis
trict.
e. P. Shrum has been elected
official rodent catcher of the dis
trict and is making good money
trapping gophers and moles.
Mr.. Rose, assisted by the
Browns, is improving the zook
tract which he recently pur
chased.
Henry MALTA has gone to Kel-
iogg, Idaho. where he will spend
the winter working in the mines,
returning in the spring TO work on
his ranch.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-17

Halls Ferry, Nov. ia Sun
day school will be organized a
the school house next Sunday a
10 a. m. A cordial Invitation ii
extended to all.
John Lankford and family have
moved to Portland. Mr.. Lankfort
Is civil engineer and has accept.
ed position with one OF Port
lands leading construction firms
Leslie Judd has purchased a
wood hauling outfit and has TAX
en- contract to bank out wood
for G. d. Query.
G. w. Schwab is remodeling the
house on his 30-acre farm. Mr..
Schwab has faith in the logan
berry industry and Will increase
his acreage next spring.
Ben Townsend, the Ferry's po-
tatoe king, is harvesting his late
potatoes. The crop was planted
between July first and sixth. The
vines are still green as the Ferry
has escaped any killing frosts. The
yield of marketable tubers is the
largest he has raised in recent
years.
Mrs. Lula Lankfort is home for
the winter and will again take an
active interest in our social gath
erings. She has spent he summer
a her Ocean View home near Taft,
Or.
Mrs. Charles Ekin and daugh-
ter, Miss Jessie, Of Livesley, were
visiting friends and relatives here
Monday.
A move is on foot to organize a |
band. There ary SIX experienced
players as starter. E. M. Crolsan
Is back of the enterprise.
The Kimball family expect to
buy a ten-acre tract about a mile
of the station on he new
rock road. Mr.. KimhaIl is an cx-
oerienced poultryman and will
start an egg farm.
William Snyder is taking an ac-
I've part in social gatherings here.
Despite his 80 oud years, Uncle
Billie is still "the life of the par.
""
Dr. Smith Of Salem is establish u
ng a cherry orchard on the tract
'ast OF the station. Superintend-
mt Neiman has put It in shape for
he winter.
A. P. Strausser and family. who
lave spent the summer near vaki-
ma and Hood River, have returned
o their Lookout ..ountain farm
ar Strausser sees a bright future
Or our people with the coming OF
he 1925 exposition. He ia max
ng arrangements to clear and
arm every foot OF his farm.
Mrs. Hattie Sharp and children,
Who have been living in Colorado
or the last three years, are ex-
'ected 10 return soon. Her son.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-17
Boy Makes $400
Selling His Hogs

Dauphin, Man. Nov. IL
want to deposit $40o."
The receiving teller looket
through the iron bars with bi'
of surprise. The depositor was
ruddy-cheeked lad whose chin
barely reached the counter he
was grinning from ear to ear.
II just sold my hogs" the boy
farmer said by way of oxplana-
tion.
He was one of the $4,000 mem
bers of the Boys and Girls Clubs
in Manitoba who are engaged In
AGRICULTURAL pursuits "on their
own hook" Guided by provincial
and Dominion Government ex-
perts, many of these children
achieved sufficient prosperity
this year to buy their own clothes
and establish nucleus for the
purchase Of small farms.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-17
CLAIMS HE
HAS FOUND
7. B. CURE
Russian Physician De-
clares Long Sought
Specific is Found In
His Idea
BY II. W. SMITH

Paris, Nov. 17.-Dr. Ivan Man
oukhin, young Russian physic
fan, known for some years at tht
Pasteur Institute here, claims t.
have discovered, by way of tht
X-rays, the Iong-sought cure, moi
only of pulmonary consumption,
but of tuberculosis generally and
of other infectious diseases whose
elimination depends on the sue
cessful prosecution in the blood
itself of the war against the in
vading microbe.
Dr. Manoukhin set out his
method and the results obtained
by him in the fullest detail be-
fore the Society for the Study OF
tuberculosis here, but his paper
was In language so technical that
] asked him, when / found him
with his friend, DR.. Donat, to
give me the essential facts in few
words easily understood bye the
uninstructed layman. This he
kindly did.
Gendarmerie of the Blood
1T is generally known ne
told me, that the work of the
white corpuscles in the blood is
to supply a sort OF gendarmerie
for the elimination of disease
germs Between them and the
enemy an unceaslng struggle IS
going on, and health cannot be
maintained or restored unless the
white corpuscles have definitely
the upper hand The cure Of in
fectious disease depends therefore
on the reinforcement Of the white
corpuscles, and this again depends
on the release into the blood Of
certain soluble ferments which II
call leucocytolysins, Years ago II
was able to show that these
ierments are produced by the
spleen, and It Is by Increasing the
activity Of the spleen by radiat-
Ing The organ with small doses OF
the Rentgen rays that I claim to !
bring about the cure"
Since he returned to Paris a
rev months ago DR.. Manoukhin
mas had twenty-five patients un-
der treatment. They have all been
attendants at the clinic OF Dr..
ponat, who told me that all were
OF the poorer class. One ia 4
postman. another taxi driver. a
third baker, whose circum-
stances do not allow them to
give themselves such care as is
possible with some patients
Il have nothing to do with tha
actual treatRsent." said DR. Donat
y recommend the cases simplv
Dr. Manoukhin applies the rays
and ! observe the results ofI
twenty-five cases fourteen were
IN the secondary stage, and after
Tour months, or slightly less. be-
iieve ! can say that these are
cured The other cases are more
serious and will need continued
appiications OF the rays, but you
can say that all are much inn
proved and going on we'll"
- i
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-17

London, Nov. 17.-"There is not
a single newspaper in London to-
day that is making profit, ana
there is certainly not a paper mill
making a profit" declared LORD
Burnham. the owner of the Daily
Telegraph at a meeting in the
London Mansion House.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-17

Three sawmills, three shlngle
mills and five logging camps are
running at full capacity in the
Florence district of western Lane
county.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-17

JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
Navy TO DRILL
u OIL WELLS!

WASHINGTON. Aprii is.--secre
iary Of tho Navy DENLY announced
to-day that naval oil reserve lands In
California will h. opened Immediate
~ for drilling by private interests.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aprfi IA
Acting under orders from the navy
department.. headquarters Of the 18Th
naval district today called for the
drilling OF 2. oil wells In the navy
oil reserves near Tart. Kern county.
Cal.
According 10 navy authorities. the
action was taken when experts re.
ported there might be danger OF drill
Ing operations by the standard OIL
Co. on adjoining properties drawing
OFF the oil from the navy reserves
Drilling In TO begin Immediately
after the bids are opened. on April
Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
Young Tariff Bill
Is Passed by House

WASHINGTON. April is.-Ths
Young emergency tariff btu was
passed by the honss unamended
late yesterday.
The bin. which now ro~- 10 the
senate. isvie- protective tariff duties
on wool. wheat. meat and other
agricultural products. II contains
an Anii-dumping bill and exchange
adjustment clause Strong efforts
wer- male 20 strike out the CT
change features before the bill WA
pAas.i-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
Cold Weather to
Come After Storm

wAHlfiN NOTION. April id,-Colder
weather following the storm now
sweeping the Middle West was fore.
east by the weather bureau here 10.
day. The storm viii not hit the
Eastern states. the bureau said.
The storm Is now centered over
Southern Missouri and II moving
cast northoaHiward. the buyau said.
IL has bean accompanied by snow In
tho Upper Lakes regions. Mississippi
valley. Middle Plain states and
Rocky Mountain regions.
The snow has stopped. however. IN
the Rocky Mountain states. IL n
heavy In Colorado. KRnaA Wiscon.
sin. Michigan and Nctraska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
Colorado Is Swept
by Big Blizzard

DENVER Colo. April is.--rolo
rndo today was recovering from the
workt blizzard Of the year which
struck the state THURSDAY night and
continued without abatement until
last midnight The snowfall varied
from - inches 20 two feet
Reports received here were tha,
several persons had been caught In
the storm In the mountains and fears
were held for their safety. Thou
rands OF dollars damage was done
10 telegraph and telephone iues and
the fruit crop suffered heavily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
Three States Are
Worst Sufferers

MEMPHIS. Tenn. April ia Early
reports today indicate that the heav
lcst damage from the storm which
swept tho hiesisHippi valley last
night was done In southern MiVis
aippl. northeawtern Texas and south
western Arkansas.
Southern MissdHsippi IL isolated
All telephone and telegraph wires
into that territory are down. Sew
oral deaths and many Injured from
falling trees and poles are expected
Railroads are tied up by poles and
trees upon tracks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
Boy Kills Man to
Save His Father

CORVALLIS. Ore. April H.
Ray Stratton. IL. confessed slayer
OF Richard Logsdon. was absolved
from blame by n coroners Jury
here yesterday after the lad had
explained that be shot the man
10 save his father from a merciless
beating.
The boys testimony. corroborated
by hts father. was 10 the effect that
the STATIONS were driving Thurs.
day TO a country postoffice when
Logsdon met them. pulled the elder
Stratton from his buggy and re.
fused TO stop beating him until the
boy loaded his rife and sho, his
fathers assailant thru the head.
LAST RITES FOR MRS ALICE
FRANCES MILLER. IS. who died
at her home laos Denny way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
BRITISH COAL
men GARRY ON

LONDON. April is.--Strfking cos
miners. deserted by their allies OF II
triple alliance. determined today 5
carry on" pending a general confer
ence Of representatives OF all section
next Friday.
The announcement was made b.
Frank Hodges. secretary OF the Mir
ers' Federation. following a meeting
Of the executive council which ad
journed at noon. He said that worl
would not be resumed anywhere unit
next weeks conference had decide
upon a course OF action.
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"Wednesday. were scheduled to b
held ut $50 y. IN. Saturday at tn
Butterworth chapel. Interment u
Lakeview.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
Sent to Pen for
Robbery in Seattle

willard Wren. who was wounded
In a pistol battle with policemen FOL.
lowing tho robbery OF Harry Clark
Of 500 Jan. 20. was sent 10 the peni.
tertiary for five 20 10 years BY
Judge w. ID. Askren Friday. Wren
pleaded guilty In statement 10
the court he inslnunted Chat Einnr
Sorcnson. who had been charged
with him, but was recently acquitted
by jury. was probably more guilty
than he.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
Relief Is Rushed
to Storm Region

TExAnI<ANA. Texas. April is.--
Physicianz. nurses. csiixsnry and
other reiicf were being rushed 20
storm stricken communities In North.
eastern Texas and Southwestern Ar.
kAnAAA today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
Can't Annul Fish
Pact of 2 States

OLYMPIA. April it.--That the
state fisheries board cannot annul or
amend tho compact relating to fish.
ing rights entered into BY Washing
ton and Oregon in 1915 and ratified
by congress In 1918. waa tho opinion
handed down yesterday BY Attorney
General l. l.. Thompson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
GERMANY HAS
MIN SlfifNtIs

Tho German embassy herr con
firrned a report that Berlin contem'
plates another rcparauons move
next week.
This proposition. II II said. II like.
~ 70 include:
I. An international loan Of 30 900, +.
600 900 marks 20 Germany. the bulk
% which would be fioated In the
United states.
{. An offer 20 take over complete
~ tho reconstruction of devastated
regions. furnishing both materials
and workmrn.
II was reiterated that Germany
cannot pay anything before May /.