davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1921-08-02

England mas a Bunker Hill, near
Hampstead Heath. and it is now pro
posed to erect thereon n Bunker Hi
monument" to commemorate tho help
given by America to England in the
war. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24
Will Scent Fare
Make City Liable?

"win "a scent carfarc. N u falls 10
produce sufficient revenue TO oper'
alto the street ear system. make the
city liable for the deficit to the Stone.
Webster interestsY"
This Is the question that win be
asked OF Corporation Counsel Walter
r. Meter Monday afternoon by Mayor
Caldwell.
The contract under which the
railway was bought specifics that a
sufficiently high rate OF fare shall
be charged 10 pay all expenses.
Possibility of the city's general
fund being made liable under a g
cent fare ordinance has been indi'
Gated by Mayor Caldwell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24
EGG SHORTAGE
BOOSTS PRICE
Scarcity Believed to Be Only
Temporary, However

/. shortage OF eggs. which joheers
believe 10 be only temporary. caused
the market to advance from to ?
cents at most OF the wholesale houses
Monday. one house where the short
axe was particularly noticed was
bidding . cents above the general
price paid TO the shippers The
wholesale prices on fresh ranch eggs
were from 50 10 60 cents dozen.
The pullets were steady Mt 40 cents.
Small hens were scarce. and as a
result the price paid shippers adj
vaneed cents n pound. 10 rs cents.
The veal market was weak. due 10
heavy receipts and duh trade.
Another steamer OF California
pcrishahles arrived on the market
In an excellent condition. Green
beans were quoted at is cents a
pound, and sprouts were at ie TO II
cents. Two large cars Of iugged Cal
ifornia tomatoes were wholcsaiing az
from si.1s 20 Sc per lug.
A car OF malaga grapes was put
into storage for the holidays. No
changes were noted in fruit prices
Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24
Public Markets


SOUTH END
stan I. bread. foaxes aec. dsuxhnnss
zee doz.. cookies. ise dox- Stall 50. roast
posk. Tic ~: knackwursf. esr 10. hest
eggs. gsc don: cream cheese. zoe n.
stan 20. black figs. sec =; tspIoea. MS
1sc: rice. 1Sc- Stall -. dry salt
pork. ise NJ: picnics iss 10 sfrood ba-
con. soc ~. stall 80. cocoanuts. 900
each. string beans. lee NJ: tomatoes. =
ny. fsc stall "a. pot roast. Ice n. I:
billing beef. Toe ~: mutton stew. So N.
stall 81. carnation milk. tail can lie.
small. sc.
stall fos, lbs. best cane sugar. zoe:
Ds- brown sugar. 7tc: tall can Bor-
bottle: fresh milk. &c az. Crystal white
soap. for 1sc stall ~. Yakima Gem
potatoes. t2.go per sack. delivered. Jon
athan apple. s2.oo boz. staii &c. pot
roast, sc to Toe NJ; boiling beef. Sc 10.
CORNER
Stall foe, fresh candled eggs. 41c dor
doz. s5c: best butter ale rb.: ms
peanut butter lee; : Ms gfnzcrNnaps.
Sscs MS seeded rsisins. ssc; zoe grated
pineapple. fsc; ms Good Luck rnarrAr-
Inc. fi-oo. stall 2. sugar cured hams.
ZIG NJ; leg Of lamb. isc 10. pot roast.
Sc ID. Barton's circle W lard. MS ate
PIKE PLACE
Stall ~. best cane sugar. . ms. soc.
ss.zs per loom. sack Stall 1925. new
soft shell wainuts. ssc 10. lbs. sf.oo:
Royal baking powder. ssc: cans corn or
peas, csc; bars Royal White soap. esc;
Wesson or Mazola oil. Sc at, tf3s gal
Stall 81. bars Crystal white soap. .oc:
CArnation milk. Toe can.
ECONOMY
Stalls s7-3s. ohirardsiiPs chocolate,
In. can 2ac. srb. can s5c; new mixed
eandied peel. lemon. orange or eitron. ssc
NJ; 7sc broom. acc. 800 broom. ssc:
f1pton's yellow Label tea. ssc ~. stalls
i-s-5. salt pork. lie No.: sugar cured
bacon. &c fb. bacon backs, 25c ID.
WEsTLAKE
Stalls 1917. tall cans salmon, &c. 4
large rolls toilet paper. 25c: Lux flakes.
ioc; z5-ib. box split prunes. tf25. Stall
los, pkgs. Quaker oats. CSC; rolls
wax paper. toc. ms. Zobios Best cof-
fee, 800. Sugar stall. bars Crystal
White soap. zsc. Stall 100. home made
cottage cheese. z5c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24

Funeral services for Mrs Maria A.
Christ. 81. who died Saturday at the
home OF her daughter. Mrs. Ida
Lovejoy. 1916 AK ave. are 10 be
held at y. IN. Tuesday In the Bon
ncy.watson chapel
Mrs. chrixt was born In Swiixer
land. She had lived IN Seattle 10
years and was member OF the Pho
neers OF Washington and the Won
ems Relief Corps. q. A. X.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24
SEATTLE ASSURED
OF PLENTY TO EAT
IF STRIKE COMES

Seattle need have no fear, even
" the threatened railway strike
should be called. according 10 J. y.
Mcclure. general agent Of the
passenger department OF the Can.
adam national railways, who has
offices here.
'The Canadian Pacific alone. "
he said today, with It's trnnscon.
tinentai railway system and it's
Puget sound steamer service. h
enough 10 assure Seattle OF an ad.
eauate supply OF food al all times
''Iiut In addition 10 this. Seattle
II served By the worlds largest
transportation syrtcm--tho Cana
dian national railways. which, be-
side being the biggest railway sys'
tenn In the world. has one OF the
greatest fleets OF merchant YES.
sells on the seven seas.
$50 far as We are aware. strike
conditions do not at this time
threaten Canadian lines"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24
Turns Sleuth When
Thief Calls Twice

J. l.. conelly. Tacoma. II patient
man. and he didn't object 40 very
seriously the first time he was
robbed. But his Ire was aroused
when the same man held him UP a
second time. so he turned detcc.
tive. came 20 Seattle and led police
TO the Lodging house OF Curt Muller.
~. at Seventh ave. q. and Weller
a.. Muller IN said 10 have confessed
n number Of other robbcries after
being arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24
To Discuss Plans
for Armistice Day

Seattle viii observe Armistice day.
November II. In fitting style.
Members OF the general committee
IN charge. made up OF representa-,
tiyes Of all OF the clty's veteran or.
gmnlzaflons. viii hold special meet.
Ing at y. m. Tuesday. at room ee2.
Empress building, TO complete pre-.
iiminary plans The tentative pro.
gram Includes a grand parade. begin.
ming at $50. vaudeville show at 4
and a dance and smoker. both start
ing at 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24

New york-oet. .e--Arrived. str Chart
ton Hail FROM Seattle. Oct sg-ntr VIII
faro from seattle
Philadelphia 81 49, Arrived. str
Charles n. cramp from seattle.
Ralbae-~Oet 31~Safied. atr A. 4. Kent
for Seattle l~str Pomona for Seattle str
sineloA FOR Seattle. OCT .---str wiilhile
for seattle.
san redro---oct .s-saiied. SIR Anne
fianlfy Tor Seattle; str Robin Goodfeiio~
for seattle. str Admiral schles for 80
attic. OCT. 9s-Arrieed. str san Diego
FROM Tacoma. str Pacific from Tacoma.
san franciseo--oct at-~Arrixed. str
rruvledneia from Tacoma str HATTIE
LuekenhaCh from Seattle. a. m. Oct.
-s-~Str Admiral farrasut from Seattle. =
p ~; L. =. y. q. saturn from Seattle. 10
a. m. Oct 1s--str Neriden from Tacoma
via Seattle. .. m. Oct. s2--saiied. str
Saginaw towing barge Chas. Nelson for
Everett. a. m.s str SorthiAnd for seat.
tie. p. M. str MuItnomah foF seattle.
10 .. m.
Astorls--oet, :t--Arrfv~d. str barry
more from seattle. .. IN.
Powell Kiver-~oct. et---ArrfFed. str
W2ihora from Seattle.
Se~ csstle--oct. et-~sAif>d. ctr wal
roNa for seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24
ROBBER BLAMES
CUPID FOR CRIME
SAYS He Wanted Money to
Pay for Wedding

PORTLAND. oct 2f.--Mercury
and Cupid. the alleged gods OF thieves
and lovers. respectively, conspifed TO
land Joe Hiil, "a, in the city jail. and
Jerry Powers, pool hall proprietor, In
hospital
Hiil surrendered early today, after
running gun fight. lie confessed
20 shooting Powers In an attempt 20
rob the latter's pool hall.
I'm said he wanted 20 rob the hall
20 obtain money 10 finance his wed
ding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24
SHARP ADVANCE,
IN GRAIN PRICES

CHICAGO. Oct. st.~-~After = weak
opening. grain prices advanced
sharply on the Chicago board OF
trade today under the Influence 81
heavy buying by commission houses.
There was some Improvement in de-
mand for export Receipts were
light Provisions were irregular.
December wheat opened off n e at
sf.o5t and closed up 2isc. MAY
wheat opened off &c at si.f0is and
closed M &c.
December corn opened up &c at
fs~ G and closed up &C. May. after
opening unchanged at Sfee. closed
up rc.
December oats opened at 5..c.
unchanged. and closed up Nc. May
oats opened unchanged at 3TAc. and
closed up &C
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24

Staifh Cove Tefmlnni~-sfr kafarf Meru
Bell street TsrminAs--u L II r
Heather.
Grand Trunk Pacific rsrniaai--ssr
Prince Albert
Pier i<--str Taishyhsus. str wshkssna
Firr tf-H-Str Northwestern.
Pier t--Str Bolivia.
pier .-str Jeffsrsou. motorship Ksnu~-
colt
Pier A--stv Admiral Rodman-
Pier B-ssr Queen
Seattle shipbuisdinx = Drydeek cn.--U 4
T. \ r Hnohomish.
Union Pacific Dock str Msnuianf-
Z. = Shippinx Board Moorinss- cross
Keys. str p~IrosA. str fcohium. sfr
Anna " Morse. str Delight. str West
Hartinnd. str Hiivsrsdc. str Lubrico.
str West fscn. str western Knight.
Alaska Steamship Goa NDoflngs Str
kstrhiknn. str Valdez
ianford street TcrminAi--atr verhtdifk.
Spokane street rermtnsi--ssr Cardigan
shire.
Todd prydocks-- snip chiiiicoshe. str ror-
est Dream. str Forest Pride. ctr For
est Friend. str Keystone state.
Puget Sound Bridge 4 Dredging co.--ssr
Patterson
Anse~ Yard -~ssr Roosevelt.
Heffernan Doek-str Latouehs. str Re-
dondo.
win-iow Marine Rssiwav--str Marntnr
star str Griffds. str criffeo. bargss
coauitisn CITY end Henry Willard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24
SUICIDE WAS
NOT FUGITIVE
Police Deny. That Body Is
OF Ascending Banker

MIAMI. ria. Oct. e4.-That the
body OF the mystery man who com.
mittcd suicide In a local hotel Thurs
day nlehteis not that Of Warren G.
s'purgin. abscondlng bank prcsiden,
OF Chicago. was the belief OF poles
today. following an investigation.
THE physical measurements do
not tally" said tho police.
The body had been identified by
w. y. Bennett. friend OF spurgin. as
that OF the missing banker
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24


Hsgs--E.eelpts. to.ees. Market icalse
lower. Top. Ss.1x bulk OF sales. ts,sa
9sT.st. heavy weight. t1.4tHxss. me
dunn ~~ishs. ttWAs3s light weight. -
Uase. heavy packing COWS. fs.se .
e5.ss. packing soss. rough. tt.St4t.f1.
pigs. ss.TkuS1s.
Cnssie--ftscelpss. ss.eee. Market steady.
Choice and prime ls-TsUtt.fsg mo
dium and good. tsutf4, eemmen. taTt
0ss. good and ehole~. ss9if.ses corn.
mon and medium. ttteWa; butcher
cattle ard hslfers ts.Se0t. COWS. ~ 70
9tsso. bulls. t1,s4Ust1. Gamers and
cutters. COWS and hrifsfs. o. se9 70
eanner .t~efs. sgwa1ts veal calves.
tT.SeNf ~ 20; feeder steers. ft4S.rt.
stoeker 1ssrr. t1mssss sterksf eown
and hsifers. isatss.
she<p--fseespts. $1,000. Market general.
~ strong I.amhs. i7.ssuf: lambs. cuil
and commcn. tf01.Ee. yearllng ~eth-
srs. SIS 1906 swrs. s1uss Gull 10
common swss. 3t.Ee9s.ss-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24
Telegraph Case to
Come Up on Nov. ID

Hearing on the case OF tho depart.
ment Of public works OF Washington
against the Western Union Telo-
praph co. will be held In olympia,
November II. The case results from
an attempt on the part OF the tclc.
graph company 10 increase ita press
rates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24
~. Y.LiSt Holds Up
Well in First Hour

gtTho list held n
a. To 70 Mexican Petroleum sold down io then
selling
7.
g. orr Anaeonda e9 Up ~ Xnon Pacific ilsA on ~ United
Electric isa. ~ Northern Pacific. 75A. Utah.
+. y
msa esrole ogn,es np ! ri 49, Great h'rhsrn p
. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24
Arrivals and Departures


Oct rt-str Northwestern from TIA
coma. at ttta y. m. Oct. 7r-eStr Tai-
thShtus from Vancouver. ". =. via Go.
mex and Tacoma. At T.. IN. str Admiral
ffWey from san Pedro vita San Francisco.
at ESQ y. M str Prince Rupert n O..
VIA ports At y. M. str Prince Albert
from British Columbia ports. at lis
y m.
Sailed
Oct st--str Admiral Dewey for Van
ocuvef, a. G.. At S,3o a. m, oct sa-sltr
Prince Rupert for Prince Rupert. n. g..
via ports. at 1tifs y. M str Northwest
eFn Cor Tacoma. NJ io;ts y. m. str Han
ley for Liverpool via Portland. San Fran
cisco. san Pedro and balboa. 81 ii5 y.
m; atr royceka Maru for Kobe via Yoke,
hama. AZ noon. str kinno Maru for Kobe
via Tacoma and Yokohama. at 1890 A.
m: str Eastern Prince for London via
Vancouver a. g. San FRANCHISE. san
Pedro and bathoa. at ISIS y. m.f str Har-
rymqre for kobe via Portland and Noko-
hama. AZ a. m. Oct ss-str Nome CITY
for san Francisco. At sac .. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24
Chamber Considers
Aviation Fields

To discuss the building. mainte.
nance and operation ~ aviation fields
In IN. Northwest. the military AZ.
fairs committee OF The Chamber OF
Commerce was 10 meet az the cham.
her at .. m Monday. Senator Wes>
ley l.. Jones WINS scheduled TO speak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24
Theo Karle Sings
for Wounded Men

The two.score wounded soldiers
duartered ON the fourth floor Of
Providence hospital count them.
selves among the most fortunate
persons IN Seattle Monday.
For Sunday afternoon Theo Khric,
OF thcntregoers turnout the country.
gave a special concert Just for them.
A piano WIS brought TO tho ward
by sherman Clay. and for more
than two hours Karie delighted the
bQd.ridden service men with his
singing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24
FUNERAL SERVICES were held

Monday for Mrs. ALA wllda Sever
ence, 50. who died Saturday at her
home, 1901 Sixth ave. ~. w. Mrs.
Severance had been resident OF
Seattle for "a years. She is survived
by her husband. Howard c. Sever
ance, and daughter, Mrs. Robert
=. Sullivan OF this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24
Accuse rs Crocers
of Sunday Sales

War TO the hilt opened Monday
against 70 Seattle grocers who were
found 10 be selling uncooked foods
and commodities Sunday. forbidden
- law. Prosecution will be begun
against all OF them. II was said by
the Retail Grocers' Association. John
II. Leslie. president. and Frank
kannair. secretary OF the association.
headed posse of 60 men In canvass
ing the s44 grocery stores OF the
city Sunday to find out II they were
breaking the law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24
Alaskan Vessels

skagwsy--oct .s--str Princess Alice.
soathhound. at 7 y. m.
guneau.-ovt. ss.-~saiied. str Princess
Alice. sousheound. al = M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24
Ship News


rATooSH ISLAND. oct. SIS A. NJ.
= barometer rising; iisht rain; wind east.
seven miles an hour. Passed In. str
Empress ~ Japan, AZ q. M wireless
report At $50 q. IA. Passed out. steamer.
resembling ths Horace A. Baxter. at $50
a m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24
Reported BY Wireless
Received ~ o. q Naval usais

Oct s,--sfr Victoria. ST. MIchssis for
Seattle. 1tf miles from seattle at noon.
str Mexican. Seattle for crrtiand. at CO.
inmhia River isxhtshIp AZ p. m. sfr
WeuSteh~e. Seattle zcr Yokohama. f.ts5
miles seet Of Seattle At Z p m. str bar
fynore passed out T4tooxh At y. M.
Seattle for Portland. str Juans. cordova
for Seattle. passed Cape spencer at p
m str Fred Baxter. Everett for ~ ia
Pedro tes msiss from Everett 1t p IA. I.
str Efdridge. Shanghai for seattle. s.ste
miles west Of seattle AZ 3 D m. ctr Hteei
Nuyaxer. Kobe for seattle. z.ef1 mllrs
west Of TAtoosh Island at y. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24

CHICAGO, oct st--cash whsat--So :
: rcd. sitss; No. : hard si.esvlei. !;
No. hard. tl-es
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24

Ie1oyb QootnatooD
cattle---Hseetptr. s.ta,. Market opening
steady. Choice steers. sSus. So. fair "a
good steers. ftus. choice cows and
hrffess. gt.5s8ks9. tanners. si.ssus.
bulls. t1mt. calves. ssWs
usgs--ft<e~ipts. sie. Nark<t steady
Prime MIXED. sieseoiess. hsavies
s68o.1t. pigs. - soNfe
she~p-Reeeipt~. sire. Market steady
East Of mountain lambs. tesp07. val.
ley iambs. $50 70. ycssiinx~. 114s
veshsfs, tf.seet. ewes. st9s.
Uens--fs o nc u.
FGHs--<pc dor.
Ghe<~e-~.s q zoe In
3ssses--&lc ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24
Advice on
Care Of Teeth

Dental work. no
matter how per-
feet, viii not be
lasting and give
good service un :
less the teeth are
kept clean. The
natural teeth will
not last unles =
kept clean n n a
free from tartar.
pyorrhea and 9TH
er diseases. A Wis
II 20 your dentist
every three or
four months will
u Hually saw .
money and teeth.
Pain and suffer-
ing Ia the penalty
for neglect OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24

a chop" In China. L. . trad
mark.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24

Steam railroads In 1920 carried
total Of 1.234,222,ss9 passengers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24

1edsy'e Qoeeetteao
Bsster--Estrss. Tee ID: prime firsts
TSc-
f'he~~e---csfifornis flats. Sc N
EEx~--Extras. sfo doE extra ruifsts
tshc dox undersissd puIists. tee dos
Arizona republican., 1921-10-10
MAUDE TRUAX MAKES HIT IN CONVINCING
 OFFERING AT ELKS

Although there are II parts in Mile a. Minute Kendall" the three act comedy with which the Bain- bridge -Karns Stock company opened the week at the Elks theater last night. Maude Truax. playing Anne lia,- the pessimistic housekeeper who is never happy unless she is per fectly miserable, is just about the best three-quarters of the show. An audience which filled the theater made friends with her when the cur tain went up, and until the final drop the play was her own.
 This doesn't mean that the comedy is a one-man, or rather. one wom- an affair, for 1t is a well balanced production in which opportunity is given to every character for distinct i've work. Roscoe Karns and Ruth Saville carried the story along con vincingly and smoothly, and Sher- man Bainbridge as the miserly Jim Evans, gave the two principals a fine background Lloyd Corrigan as Judge Weeks added many ray oi sunshine to Amelia's cloudy world and Joan Evans, Cleora Orden, Al Mcdonald. Walter Corry and Hugh Metcalf assist in making the play ons of the most enjoyable yet presented by this popular company.
 The play will continue during the week, with the usual "Wednesday and Saturday matinees. During the eve ming announcement was made thaf Monday evening will be high schoo evenings, when the high school banc will play in front of the theater be- fore the curtain goes up.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-10
PURE SOX TAKE
 FOUR STRAIGHT FROM CH| CUBS

CHICAGO, Oct. e-The Chicago American leaguers made It four in row from their National league rivals today by winning 3 to ?, in the series to decide the city championship Hodge of the White Sox opposed Grover Alexander. the Cubs ace on the mound. and the veteran suffered his second defeat. while the White Sox rookie was credited with his sec ond win.
 Hodge outpitched his veteran rival, permitting only six hits, two of which were punched and resulted in an. earned run in the fifth. The other run was the result of a two-base huff of Barber's fly by Mostil, an infield out and Crimes single. Alexander was hit freely, but tight ened in the pinches. Singles by Johnson and Collins, with an infield out sandwiched in between. gave the White Sox the first run. while a pass to Hooper. a sacrifice and Talks single tied the count in the sixth. Grimes error on Alexander's throw of Johnsons bunt paved the way for the winning run One man was out at the time and Strunk sent Johnson to third on a single to right. Collins long fly to center let Johnson score. Mostil hurt himself in the sixth inning, being replaced by Falk.
 The attendance was announced as 2S381 and the gross receipts $25.400. The players share was s12,954: clubs share ss.636, and the commissioners share s3.S10.
 Score: R H ID Nationals ... ono ono 00D-2 6 Americans ..... 100 001 10x-3 9 1 Batteries: Alexander and O'Far- rell; Hodge and Yaryan.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-10
Missouri UniUersity
 To Spend S1 ,OOO, 900

ST. LOUIS, Oct. e.-A building program providing for the expendi- ture of approximately $1,000.000 for the Missouri state university at Columbia, Mo-, was announced here today following meeting of the board of curators of the institution.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-10

drapes. a Whittal rug (of pastel shades) upon the floor, furnished background for mahogany buffet holding mahogany tray. teched water set. and Universal percolator:
 Mahogany table, (with matched chairs, upholstered in Dutch blue silk tapestry) holding a blue English vase (flower filled) upon a Dutch blue plush drane;
 lamp. with rose blue silk shade, shedding radiance over all
 The next window displayed mis- cellaneous furnishings.
 Handsome screens, rose colored silk drapes, chenille rose colored floor rug supplied background for ex- quisite rose colored damask chaise- | lounge, Polychrome cased Colum- l bia, a cretonne Hope Chest, and lace 1 drapery display.
 Mellow light from rose blue silk
 shaded pedestal lamp lent erichant- ment.
 The ''inside'' living and dining
 rooms contained articles meritine minute description, but limit oi words prohibit.
 Deserving special notice are rugs upholstered mulberry colored- set
 mahogany (settee shaped) table, pic l lures, vases. mahogany dining SC l cut glass, and window draperies. The bedroom, with Whittall rug contained a seven piece Polychrom,
 set, boudoir lamps adorning dresser Sealey mattress, down pillows. woo 1 blankets, linen spread for bed; win | dows dressed in English lace and sill | madras completed a perfect room The kitchen, with tiled floor, fairl.
 shone with nickle trimmed whit l enamelled stove, refrigerator, cabinet | table and chairs. White Swiss win
 dow curtains suggested perfection.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-10
OBITUARIES
Myrtle M. Kelley

Miss Myrtle M. Kelley. 32 years old, daughter of MT. and Mrs Michael Kelley of 73S West Fillmore street, died at midnight Friday. Besides her parents she is survived by three sis ters and two brothers. Mrs. William Larson of Prescott. Mrs. Jack Moore of Detroit, Ed Kelley of San Jose. Calif.. and Mrs. Mary Smith and Charles B. Kelley of Phoenix. Fu- neral services will be held at o'clock tomorrow morning at St. Mary s Catholic church. Burial will be in the Catholic cemetery.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-10
wEATHER FORECAST

Arizona: Monday and Tuesday fair. little change in temperature.
 Colorado and New Mexico: Mon day and Tuesday fair, continued warm.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-10
FIRST RArHTue IN THE U. s

The first bathtub in the United States was installed in Cincinnati, O.. Dec. 20 1s42. by Adam Thompson. according to the records of the man ufacturers of plumbers materials. At a Christmas party" it is said, Thompson exhibited his tub. lined with mahogany and sheet lead. to his guests; later, four of them took a plunge" The incident and the new invention aroused considerable crit icism. Some papers called the inno- vation. an epicurean luxury; others thought it undemocratic. President Fillmore. however, after seeing the original bathtub. is said to have had one installed in the White House. Outlook
Arizona republican., 1921-10-10
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

LOST OR STRAYED-Gray police dog, 1 year oI, crippled right hind leg, wearing license tag and round collar with brass lock; reward. Notify Smith. Police Dept, 3062. St
Arizona republican., 1921-10-10
Local Weather Yesterday

ExCess m lenpEraIUTE yesIeTudy, ' degrees.
 Excess in temperature since the first of the month, 28 degrees. Accumulated excess in temperature since Jan. 1, 199 degrees. Normal precipitation Jan. 1 to date, 6.16 inches.
 Actual precipitation Jan. to date. 2.S9 inches. Proficiency since Jan. 1. 27 in:hes.
 ROBERT Q. GRANT.