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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05

stall IL. pure American cane sugar.
ns. SIC. ms. soc. Stall -. pure fresh
milk. DC at stall ~. borders milk. tall
cana. Z for soc. stall 81. carnstion.
tall cans soc. stall ~. cltron peel. soc
NJ; orange or lsmon peel. ssc NJ. 40.
10 sack rye flour. sc. stall s.. figs, ise
No. currabts. 1ae ID. stall 80. casnpbeifs
soups. DC can. Poat Toastiss. ssso pkg.
stan -. head rice. lbs 1sc. DRY beans.
&C. No., best Yakima potatoes. si.so sack.
stall 81. best apple butter. Ice ~. pine
nppic mafmalade. soc n. Stall ~. fancy
Delicious appien. fse box cooking sp-
Piles siss boz. stall %. fresh herring.
fresh salmon. isc N. f,aii islt. fresh
rcd snapper. ne use. frcsh hsilbut, zoe
ID. Stall 1871. black cod. fbs. zsc, kip
pssed salmon. zsc 10. Stalls sI-st-ss.
cholc. T-hone steak. zse 10. boiling beef.
Ice 10. stall 81, fancy er~amsry butter.
ttc 10. s-ib. pail honey soc
Stall los. best cane sugar, Z ms. ,5c.
ibs Toe. ise.rb. sack. ts.ats Royal
white soap. bars lse. Crystal white
, isp ioss 'r srm a 81 M frs.h sem.
my, lie At stall ~. Iibby's fnincemeat.
zoe ~. big ripe olives. soc pit: large
Eresn spanish olives. acc pt- stalls 30
ss-54. Swedish potato sausage. isc ~,
IS. Polar white soap. bars ssc. Rex
-four. s..io sack stan ~. fresh ehurped
fynden butter. toe NJ; Glover brand
hon.y. zoe at staiiK 60. small pniiet
eggs. Sc dos new Tiliameok cheese.
use 10 stalls zs-ss. N. Ghirardsiil's
chocolate. secs ! 10. i4pton's yellow
Label tea. sec
stan is. strictly fresh puiist esxs tec
dox mild cheese. 3Te No.. best bsttsr.
sse NJ. ms ti.te Stall IL. fig bars.
fke 10. ms SIC: fine pink salmon. tall
can Zoe. medium red salmon. &c can,
stan ~, fresh salmon. ise NJ; Finnsn
hsadie. zee NJ. klppered cod. ssc m.
stall 100. ling cod. fbs. e5e. red snap
per. ise n: black cod. iso ~. stall :.
choiee hams. .sho ~. pork liver &c
NJ: leaf lard. f7nc N. stalls foz-ioS.
peanut butter. lee ~. ms isc: fresh
nut margarine. $50 10. full cream cheese.
.sc n. stall lie. sarre can sliced pine
apple. Use: 10 bar. white laundry soap.
abe, camvboii's s5ups 30.
ECONOMY
Stall 80. pure American cans suxsr.
ms use 4 ms Sec. iso- 10. sack IS.
Stalls se-sf. Concord grapes. zoe basket;
sweet potatoes. . ne ssc. Florida grape
fruit. lee each. Stall -. fresh herring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05
Oils Go Lon During
First Hour Trading

STREET JOURNAL FINANCIAL REVIEW
bpacic continued nrrt
and American Houston
TO a
field
by stock
acted batter fact the cent
relephon ioss Aphsi, ess o haskell nsrseS
seA Atlantic Cult soh Up son'hsrn fae
STANDARD or sarss the Can shares sna
decline; The co,sd mm
iscses tst up e. fseine " aeA up
6, y
baldwin soA off ~ studsbaesr - 9m Heading sss up ~
u y; steel Foundry
~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05
BREMERT0N HOUSES
UNDER ONE HEAD

Bremerton moving picture theatres
are now all under one head. The
Osran Amusement Co. which Is un.
der tho direction Of Jensen 4 Won
Herberg OF this city. today an
nounccd that II has taken over the
management OF the Blucbird tho
atre. which had been the property
OF the Union Theatre Co. This
makes the fourth theatre In the
navy yard town under the same
management. the other three being
the Riaito. the Dream and the Rex.
T.. Marshall Taylor Is the general
manager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05

LONDON. Nov. 5.-Nativcs Of
Kenya colony have refused to ac-
cept reduction in wages. pointing
out that the cost Of wives Is still 80
per cent above their pre-war value.
Accordingly, the plantation planters
have requested the government to
establish a standard price for black
mems wives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05
Needy Men Robbed
at Millionair Camp

Thieves broke into the bunk
house and cook shed OF the NIL
llonair club woodcutters near Kirk
land early Saturday. and while the
men were asleep made off with
clothes. blankets. cooking utensils
and food. The crew OF Ioggers en-
ployed there were men desperately
In need OF money to support their
families.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05
1921 Record of
Pedestrians Hit
by Automobiles

CEC-Aibert Johnson. 2sos Y.
OVV John ~. when niirhting
from street car at 2sih ave. and r.
Madison st. was struck by machine
driven by Geo. w. sparling. so3 NAL
den ave. johnson was struck by a
fender and knocked to the pavement.
sustaining injuries about the right
side. and left leg below the knee. He
was taken TO the city hospital.
CH7-cody willard. Oft First
VV6 ave. was struck BY an
automobile driven by r. Tcodoto. ss7
West 18th st.. Friday. He was car
ried IS feet on the hood OF the car
and dropped off over tho fender.
&C o--An unknown man was
OOO struck Thursday ut 2Tth
ave. and Jackson st.. by Eugene
Drummer. al 3oth ave. .. He was
not injured.
CCn--Mrs. L. sjong. 1890 Lake
OOO view blvd. was struck at
Eastiake ave. and Nelson VI. Thurs
day by a car driven by Harold Nc.
Greedy. SOFA 18th ave. ~. y. She re-
ceivcd injuries about the hip and
thigh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05

Kebs--Nos. s--Arrtssd. str West Jsppa
from Seattle.
New yurk--Sev. s--s~ilsd. ctr steel
Worker for seattle.
faitimoss~-<os <--Sstied. str Pine
Tree state for Seattle.
Isaiho~ Nov. ARRIVED. str r. J.
I.uekcnhaeh from seattle
san Pedro Nov. f-salled. str Pomona
for seattle. motorship Charlie Watson foe
Tacoma.
San Frsnrisco-->ov ARRIVED. str
Lyman Stewart from Tacoma. at .. m. {.
tfS Admiral FNrraaut from seattle. At
y. m. xtr Edgar y. Lacksubach from So
attic. at noon. Sailed. str Aanuksi for
Seattle via Bsiilnxham and Tacoma. AZ
noon. tug samson towing barge Wanhou.
gal for Seattle. at 10 a. m. str Admiral
Sehisy for seattle. at II q. m
Port To~usend~-->cs. str ksraehi
Maru passed quarantine AMI pfceseded
for seattle at 10 . IN. Passed In. str
Eldridse for Seattle. at ice n m
Everett Nov. Arrived. ctr Julia
I.uek enh2ch from Seattle. $40 a. m
Taeoms--Sov. s---Arrivsd. str Aiaeama
Aarl from seattle. 81 - ns-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05
PRICES IN GRAIN
HOLD ADVANCES

CHICAGO. Nov. 5.--Crain prices on
the Chicago board OF trade today
were steady. Wheat held tho adj
vances made In yesterdays deals.
Receipts were slight Provisions
were higher.
December wheat opened at fi.ol y.
up &c, and closed "a lower. May
wheat opened at si.0s. off &c; aud
gained u at the close.
December corn opened Off NC NJ
t5Ac and closed up hc. May corn
NC higher.
December oats opened off &c At
81 ise and closed up NC. May oats
opened unchanged nj 3ei and clos
ed up acs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05
Chicago Live Stock
Hnaassa Guaanliana

msgs--Rs~sspss s.eee Market zoe high.
sr. Top. fsass bulk OF saiss. tT.seu
tlsss heavy weight. f;.teV1.ss. me-
alum weight. 1876 light weight.
sTfe8ssB. heavy packing sows, tss1s
asstt, packing sa~s. rough. ts,se1
o. ts. pigs. s0xte.
Cstsis--Keesipts. t.eee Market steady,
Choies sad prime. ssutsl medium and
good. ss.ts0ies&. common. ttos-fs.
good aud rholcs. ttteoiss common
and medium. ts@3,Ee. butcher cattle
and h.issrs. ssesgt,sas COWS. fzse1
eso. bulls. ssio0e1s; eanasrs and
cutters cows and hsifsfs. sues
Gamer steers. t1ut. veal rsissa, t1sbe
offse. feeder steers. tsUf; stecksr
steers. s1st0sss. stoeksr cows and
\ heiters. ssotrf.
xhe~p-Rscsipfs. s.eee. Market steady
lambs. ss8s. 90 lambs. euti and com
mon. taoTsS. yesriinx ~sthers. - 20
OTIS ewes. ss0tss. Gull 10 common
ewes. sf.Tk0i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05

for ssc. silver smeiss. 1Ec NJ: red snap
per. ms .sc. stali So. very best saist
Oh. siss gal. new kraut. ats. 2sc: Tea
Garden strawberry jam. ms s5c. stalls
liza. bacon backs. 7tc NJ; bacon. CSC
m: Boston butts. 1Sc N. Stalls s1-5s.
4 cans Van Camps soups. SIC: .sc cans
prid-'s pure mincemeat. sJcs bsL split
Lima heana 3Sc: ms. small white
beans. 1gc. Stall 20. ssc coffee. y ms.
sec. "a ma csc. toc teas. n. Sec. u
Ms. tsc-
stau Z. bread. for sc: pies. .5c
each. rolls. zoe dos. stall ~. butter.
soc 10: Eggs. CSC dox.: cream cheese. SEQ
10. stall 80. Eastern bacon. I'm. box
soc: pure lard. lie fb.: ham sausage. 2be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05

~. stall 81. veal roast. Isc NJ:
roast. i2Ae 10; picnics. lie Stan N
pop corn. lbs. s5c- Stall ~. cauIifzowsf
&c TO s5c: hucklebcrries. Use ~. hea 10
msioex. Toe NJ Stall 81. mutton stex
Sc ID: lard. fbs SIC. leaf lard. i<k|
70. Stall 81. cArnatlcn milk. TN e
lie. small can &C.
Stalls fe-fs. > tall cans nImon- ftG1
large rolls toilet paper. CSC; Lux IL
foc, .s-Yb. box split prunes. tl-2S. ~
los. pkgs Quaker oats. 1tc. : -
var paper. Ice. J ms. Zoble's Best -
fee. sl.eo. Sugar stall. bars Cy1
white soap. 1sc. Stall 100. homo -
cottage chess. abe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05
Reported BY Wireless
nsestvsA b. o. r Naval pn1te

Nov. t-str osage. New York for seat
tie. SIS miles from Seattle at . .. M str
West fsissa. Tacoma for NJ. Heisns. pro-
ceedinx ap the Columbia river At q. IN. I
str Everett. San Francisco for seattle.
700 miles from san Francisco Al .. m I.
str Slskiyou. san Pedro for Beliiugham.
ISL miles from Cape Flsttsry az p. nj
ssr silver state. Yokohama for Seattle.
..ss7 miles from Seattle at .. m. str
whsatisnd Montana. Shanghai for Seat.
tie. ass miles from seattle at . .. m. I.
str West Ivan. Seattle for Yokohama.
ssz. miles from Cape fisttery At y.
m. str Victoria. acatsic for Nome. Is
miles from Nome 81 .. M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05
Unwritten Law Is
Defense of Killer

SYDNEY. n. 8. W. Nov. -.
Ernest Bowling. IS years old. will
plead the unwritten law when ar.
raigned for killing Eugene Duff. He
told the police that while his father
was away Duff was too friendly
with his mother. The boy shot Duff
to death to protect his fathers
honor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05
BRINGING orr HERE

More than $500 tons Of copper and
other ores will be brought 20 Seattle
from South. America by the shipping
board frcighter pepcrc. which is ex.
pected TO arrive In port November H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05

Castie--Recesptn. seo. Market steady.
Steers. ssas. tp~s and h~ifsrs. ts.ss
4tf. stocksrr and feeders. stseQs
calves. gsus4e.
nsgv--Eecripts. ice Market steady. TOP.
1856. bulk. te.so4s1s.
She~p--Receipts fesseo. Market steady.
fAmbs. tf.soas. ewes Sz.SoU as.
feeders, ties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05
HAD STORMY VOYAGE

After battling with the winds for
more than month. the shipping
board freighter EldrIdge, Capt Fred
W. Brooks. Is bcrthcd at the smith
cove terminal saturday. from the
Orient.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05

Cattle Receipts. IL. Tone Of market
steady. Steers, best, ts.TS0s1s. fair
20 good. st7Sos.Ts; choice cows and
hslfsrs. tt.se0S: Gamers. st.te0l7s.
bulls. ~ 7s1s.7s; calves. tsas
uegS-Rcceipfs. asa Tons Of market
steady Prime nitxsd. tsao.se: heavy.
tsUe. pigs. ssasSo.
sheep--Tone Of market steady. East Of
mountain lambs. ts.So0T; valley lambs.
tsgs.so. yearltues. t1.6o06, wethsrs.
sz.so9t.so. ewes. si62so.
Hens--i7 U1sc 10.
Egg>-sec do1
Cbcese-zs q zoe IN.
Bufter--s7c ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05

rAroosH ISLAND. Nov. - A. NJ
barometer falling, fegsy in straits Wind
northeast. - miles an hour. Passed ~.
steam schooner. probably the Horace y.
Baxter. at eifu a. ma Passed out. sf
Rainier. al s a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05
sailed


Schooner Carter Dove totally wrecked
on the Island Of Meiakai. bound from
HaApai for San Francisco.
Motorship Lima on rock In the straits
Of Magellan. expected 20 be fetal loss.
bound Valparaiso for huonos Aires
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05

When he was 40 years old, Frank
Light. Eskimo, had seen less OF the
would than the average white boy OF
10.
During the last three years he has
trotted over more of this globe than
is Travelled by the average person
during lifetime.
He Is on the last lap Of hike that
has taken him more than 5000 miles.
Light, who In In Seattle Saturday,
says he lost his family at Elizabeth
town. Alaska, from the flu. in 1917.
He hooked up his dog team and
mushcd the 400 miles to TT. Yukon.
Then down the coast he came, taking
three months for the journey from
Dawson 10 Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05
Arrivals and Departures


Nov. S.--str Forest KING from Redonde
via Anaeortes and Everett. AZ a M
Nov. t-Netorship kenueoot from Ia
coma via Everett. al y. M AFR trerl
dent from Tacoma. 1T t,ia y. m. str
steel Voyaxer from Yokohama VIA Van
ceuver. at p. nj str Eidridge from
shanghai via Kobe and Yokohama. Al
sac y. m.
sailed
Nov. str Keystone state for Manila
VITA Yokohama. Kobe. shanghai aud Hong
konx. at A a. m. AR President for san
Pedro via san franct.co. at ~ a. m str
Cordava. for Honolulu. at ~ a. m NOV.
t-str Alabama Maru for Tacoma. at
D. m. str spokane for southeastern Alas
IA. at s;se y. M rtr Rainier sor san
Franclnco. al u. m. str santa Rita for
Wfnsiow via Tacoma. AZ o;os y. m, str
Jsnssa for Tacoma. at i.sts y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05

China has opened freight motor
vehicle service OF 500 miles between
Kalga and Urga.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05

NOV. ,
FIRST low Tide
I 80 a. m. e.s ~.
FIRST High Tide
SIS a m. III %,
second low Tide
: ea ~ IN. IS q,
Second Nigh Tide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05
HAS liked 5000 MILES
Eskimo Heads for Traps and Work
is HERE FROM AFRICA

1t was his first trip to the states.
He got to showing his dogs and
slcdge at motion picture houses,
working his way across the country.
Toward the South the climate was
too warm for his dogs. 40 Light left
them behind and continued alone.
He walked to Tampa. Fla. and
worked his way on boats to Cuba,
Africa and Australia, then back TO
Florida.
He hiked back to Seattle on the
Yellowstone trail. II took him seven
months. Now Light Is trying to get
back 10 Alaska.
Light says he eats one meal day
while on the hike, and that all the
time he was In the South he did not
touch meat.
He averages 30 miles day. and
has done as high as a..
There are lots of people out
Of work all over the world" says
Light. II am going back 70 my
traps"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05

Postoffices may SOC be giving
road and other information to tour.
lists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05
LON CLANCY

LON CLANCY
Lon CLANCY In playing two parts
In Barry Pains THE Octave OF
Claudius." being directed at Gold.
wyn's studio by Wallace worsley.
and he may also play the part OF
an are which the story calls for.
Indianapolis Is experimenting with
motor tractors 10 replace mules for
collecting garbage and ashes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05

surnr-<9uist. Ra~. tf-fsetffc n:
refined. quiet. graduated. S.o0s,soc
m.
cess~>--xe Rio. spot. sss 10: Ne. =
Santos. ffA0f1Ac.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05

NEW York. Nov. s--csrmAn marks
continued to fan today. touching . new
low At So.soti In IN. preliminary foreign
exchange market. This Was Oft 70 oseS
from tn. previous close. Eterfinz vas
up We 81 ts.sss. francs. ts7ss. lire.
so.tfi-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05

stranger. do you know where
the trail TO Alaska starts ous Of
Seattle? ! can't seem 20 pick Il
up. I've just walked back from
Africa. and I'm In hurry to get
home"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05

KstchIkan-- Nov. t--.sialled. stf Princes
MARY. soathbowsd. at .;se y. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05

etaii Sc. pure American cans fuTar. Z
Stalls st-sf. Concord grapes. zoe basket;
sweet potatoes. . ne ssc. Florida grape
fruit. Ice each. stall -. fresh herring.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-08-05
OIL FORTUNES BORN OUT OF PRESENT CONDITIONS

from the Texas OFT LedgrJ June 25h)
as exist today After every period Of inflated vaues comes the era of reconstruction
these, no intelligent person will dispute o the other hand, it must be rememhee that the
oil fortunes in the history of the country we're treated out of just such conditions as we are
present
Today the purchasing rover of the OLA is much enhanced in value. The oil nan with
his disposal can ccompH what night seem to ben miracles Valuable properties can be p
at much ksst hant their actual vdue.
While it is proving t, be somewhatd difficult for many oil operators to weather. the se
cLs storm, at the same Time here is host of men who possessed enough foresight and wi
anticipate the arTVaI of present economic conditions and will make million for themselves a
ces as rt of their ability look into. the future
NAL in lew months attain practically tenfodv aWe. Thus, the lower the price of oil
more money! the oil man whca cash should be able to make
Forunae indeed is the man. oil operator with sufficient cash at his dspo&l to enbt
avail himself of the many moneymakrg opportunities which exist today He and his ass0i
be- the mHHonahes of tomorovL
Mail the coupon below with your remittance at once! 1t is your opportu,
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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-08-05
Just to YOU-Who are My
Many Friends and Acquaintance
Throughout the Islands of HAWAII:

To Every one of US-to You ad to e-thee om ONCE in our lives THE BIG,
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former connection with the Oil Producing concerns became acquainted with the BIG
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The present rtun to normally" in the commercial world hasl lowered the rice and
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ONE DOLLAR TODAY IN THE OIL FIELDS OF TEXAS DOES THE WORK
THAT ABOUT FIVE DOLLARS DID A YEAR AGO!! OIL EXPERTS AND BUSI
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Trustee Hawaiian Oil Development Syndicate
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-08-05
ME

Ask any person who I am! l KNOW
THE BIG CHANCE To MAKE A
KILLING IN OIL IS BEFORE YOU
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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-08-05

Hawaiian Dill Developments Syndicate
c. BGn, Tree Date 1921
Suite 30 Alexander Ong Building
honolulu Hawaii
With the understanding that you believe the Hawaiian Jill DEVELOPMENT Syndicate Unit In
the puMsnga and developing of Texas Dill Properties am renting smmmmmm~
Syndicate
veopnent Syndicate which agree to emit to your office Within four AZ months from this date
makng one equal payment wwwmwm month
desire you to represent my interests in the Texas Oil Fields md to invest this money for
me as you would your own. 1t is understood that all properties cqured by the Hawaiian Oil
agree for you to retain haMh thea da profits which hhm money ma. earn forwarding me
the on. half of the actual profits aoumgh eehom 1t is further umdeodu that all selling
and advertising expenses will be deducted from your half of the actual profits
Mail certificate of init interests
Make all rmnancsp payable to the Ha M
wahn Dill Development ynfche)
INC amUcauona accepted. for less than Address
fifty unit interests with first payment oftn
doaT) City
The Belding banner-news., 1921-08-24
Heether Family Reunion

About 30 OF the descendentS OF
Christian and Magdalen Heether,
pioneer Miriam residents, gathered
at the city park, Saturday, and held
one of the biggest and best family
reunions which have as yet been held
this year. At noon an elaborate din
ner was served, to which all did
justice and the general opinion was
that the feed was fit for the presi-
dent himself. Postmaster w. F.
Bricker, delivered a speech at the
dinner, which was thoroughly enjoy
ed Officers chosen for the coming
year were: Presidents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Heether, Saranac; Vice-Pres-
idents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Honson,
Miriam; Secretary and Treasurer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ritterstorf, Bel
ding: Entertainment committee, Mr..
and Mrs. John Mehney, Smyrna. Af-
ter the dinner, various games and
races were enioyed. the fat man race
being some feature. The members
are the descendants of Christian and
Magdalen Heether, who settled west
of Miriam in the early days of this
country. Those two sturdy Christian
pioneers have long ago passed to
;reir reward, but the family of III
children. the grand children and the
great grand children reverred their
ancestors memory in fitting style
with the big reunion of Saturday.