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Deming graphic., 1921-03-22
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Miss Leila Mae FNrrow Of Deming
and Mr.. Elwyn Osterhaut OF Hondnie
were united In marriage ON Sunday.
March ~.
Miss Farrow held a position In the
Deming post office. Mr. Osterhaut *
one OF our prominent young men. The
community wishes the young couple
long life and happiness.
The rain OF Thursday night skipped
Ilondale almost entirely. Reports came
from the surrounding country That the
rain was very heavy. Mrs. q. 4. Glib
son and her sister Mrs. w II. Morris
~ IN Pas0 can tell little tale about
Il. The ladies started from Deming
to spend the day In Ilondale. Just out
side the town. their car became mired.
Fortunately assistance came ana the
Indies resumed their drive tired and
muddy hut none the less welcome 10
their friends. Mesdamcs Manhart and
Danse
DIR. ]. g. Moir was called to the bed
side Of Mrs. NJ. B. Bowman who has
had anothcd attack Of pleurisy. We
all wish her improved health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave little who lost a
dear little girl few weeks ago were
lagain hcreaved hv the grim reaper
Their infant daughter Nita Marie died
ON Tuesday evening We extend sin
cere sympathy to the sorrowmg par
ontS
The social ON Saturday night was
great success Besides the usual speak.
ing and music there was n dialogue,
acted. also a vaudevill net entitled:
League Of Nations" which made a
big hit Sandwiches, coffee. cocoa and
cake were served II was again dem
onstrnted that the seating capacity Of
the building Is entirely inadequate, II
is hoped TINT stems win be taken In the
near future 10 get larger home for
the club.
The ladies have made arrangement
for an all-day Easter observance. All
friends are invited. There viii be a
chldren's program In the morning, has
ket dinner. then services hv the Rev.
Wachholz Of Fort Bayard There win
also be an egg hunt for the little folks
There will be services by the Rev
Wncholz. Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday nights.
TO Sce Tms notes In the paper again
was very pleasant. II would he nice
To sec each community represented.
Mrs. Eiihu Osterhaut entertained the
II. II. club on Wednesday, March III.
There was large attendance. After
IN" business meeting the hostess served
delicious refreshments and the women
cnioyed pleasant social hour
Mrs. Pringlc viii be the next hostess,
entertaining on April o.
RumorS are afloat that another at
tempt will be made To secure oil leases
on sufficient land in the IIondale dis
trict To secure a company 10 drill a
we'll We sincerely hone this viii ma
tcrinlize. as we would like to see more
activity i'm this section.
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could WORK under such an-anMgonis-
tic feeling Mr.. Blake"
Next to ridicule, the young man
hated TO give in to anybody. but finally
he got on his feet and grlnning in a
very boylshly sheepish manner, held
out his hand, III you1l stay, Miss
Crane, III let you teach me the lntrica-
cIes Of our national game"
Suffice II 10 say that the pupils OF
the fourth grade greeted their already
beloved teacher the following morning
and about 200 more mornings and then
they all acted as escorts 10 the car
rlage which conveyed Mr.. and Mrs.
John Blake 10 the station. when they
left to learn the "intrlcacles Of another
game" new TO both.
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Sunday School nt H:30 n. M. ]. +
Doderer, superintendent
Preaching services at 1913 II. m
and I 30 D. m.
Special Easter services at each hour
The morning subject will be- East
er's supreme Message to the World,
and at the evening hour the subject
win be- Helps for the Daily Life from
the Resurrection.
Special Easter music will be rendered
by the choir.
Epworth League at $3.50 p. M. Roy
Perkins, president
You are most cordially invited to at
tend all the services.
j. H. WALKER. Pastor.
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LOCAL RRIEES

J. \. Mahoney left the city Sunday
night for Albuquerque where he will
attend the sessions of the New Mexico
Winchester Club Of which he is the
president.
A. A. Ttemkc. chairman for Luna
county Of the European Relief reports
hat more than $500 has already been
collected and that there is more to
come before the campaign ends.
{ H. Hon left the city this morning
for Roswell 70 attend the funeral of
MS hrother-in-law. ~. r. ManSel. who
died recently IN Phoenix, Arizona
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asnow.nurnt" RsIIs panuerous.

A curious cause OF railway accidents
IS brought out in a United States
interstate commerce commission re-
port on the derailment Of a passenger
train. The derallment was caused by
the breaking of opposite rails which
had been "snow-bunt." this condition
apparently resulting from the friction
OF an engines wheels slipping on ac-
count OF being stalled In the snow.
The report states that "the means Of
distinguishing between safe and un'
safe rails Of this type unfortunately
has not been made known rs yet
These "snow- burnt" rails are somewhat
common.
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LOCAL BRIEFS

q. r plm, of El paso >pcut the
weekend coo rhu Paul Case mu.h
Mis- MN EtHHn uf Luxor was 90
lW'u- visitor saturday and Sunday
The mur friends off Mrs Efu Raj
tuel Vvra rIra-mlv surprised when
N.r- g. Ii I'nn at tlc rrv given ny
Hranmr- Muhon,y ANA rhuuuond rc-
eivDl uiouum announcing her mar
..agc on ST. pgtr.ch'- day lt tho homo
nf Mr. Frank Denuncy Boo san Jose.
california .u Mr. Cms Bcchcr very
prominent man 1t That nllct For the
present She WIN he at home in san
Jose.
Deming graphic., 1921-03-22
ST. PATRICK'S DAY

one Of the largest and most delight
ful parties of the season was given
Thursday afternoon Y Mrs. J. 4. Ma
honey and Mrs. Frank Thurmopd at
the Mahonav residence, l2G North Iron
\ st. Patrick ? cay motif was used
for decorations. There were ter tables
Of bridge and prizes for high score
we're won by Mrs. Haskell Dial and
Mrs. W. O. Hall \ delicious two
course menu was served following the
bridge games.
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Midweek Prayer Service, wednesday
I 30 u. m.
Sunday School Sunday morning nc
0:i5. G. r. Jordan. Superintendent
Morning worship at II 90. theme.
'The Relation Of the Holy Spirit TO the
Church" this is the third and last Of
a series on the Trinity.
II. Y. =. u. 6:30 p. m.
Evening worship at Z 80 u. m.
Evangelistic. Good Singing. good
fellowship and good religion await you
at the Baptist Tabernucle.
j. STRICKLAND. Pastor.
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DUPLICATE WHIST

THE stag duuIIetr whist plarHrs met
gain hst >tulia. evening 900 OBJ,
armlrr t accept tlU generous NH-H..
nlity Of ucrum Iiudauer uHl iue
Umure Fifteen boards wUr. played
'tar which ,hp guests enjoyed rhu uh
urHI r.ixr ~hmcut- provided The
UI.f PLAYERS ~pem ru become more and
unr. Interested m tsc game chat PRONE
.ps to Dee popular for some time to
come
Deming graphic., 1921-03-22
Adults 25c
Children Zoe =
War Tax Included
M0NDAY NIGMT RRInGE NM

The Monday Night Bridge Club met
last night with llr ann Mrs J. j. Mar
.n
Prizes rgr high SCORES were won hy
Mrs. A. w Pollard and Mrs John O.
Watson Nu A. T.. PW.f1rI AIRS
1iartha B. Amur aud, Charles Amu,
we're guests Of tho club Dainty re-
rc.hmcut- were served by On. hostess
t tlr conclusion of thc game
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

The annual meeting NJ the congrega-
tion will be held ON Tuesday evening.
March % az Z 80 o'clock.
Services Of special interest on Easter
Sunday. the pastor expects 10 preach
IN the morning on the subject: Life
out of Death" at the evening hour
Denis Wortman's poem, "Rcliques Of
the Christ" will be given. We shall be
glad 10 welcome friends and strangers
at all Of our services
We shall be- very glad 10 welcome
any into the fellowship of the church
on Faster Sunday either on profession
OF faith or hv letter
VIM. SICKLES, Pastor.
Butter paper and butter cartons now
at the Graphic office
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AN EXCESS or CAUTION

The Cruel Stepmother; Why
didn't you try on that crystal slipper
when Prince Charming had II here7
You might have worn II.
The Naughty Sister; Why ma,
thought sure, he was a plain clothes
man running down a clue and didn't
know what he might be trying to put
over on me.
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BRIDGE PARTY

Mrs W. s Clark entertained with
bridge for a number OF her friends
Saturday night Mrs G. Il. Morgan
received the prize for highest score
A novel and amusing feature of the
evening was that each woman present
wore hat of entirely her own erca-
tiOn. Delicious refreshments were
served hy the hostess after most de
lightful evening.
Deming graphic., 1921-03-22

L. +. Millisen Is here from Mission.
Texas, to visit with his father who Is
very ill Lyle is very glad TO be- back
in Dcming and says that business is
Just as good here as anywhere else he
has been lie HOMES some day 60 again
he able 10 call Deming his home.
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y. J. B. CLCB-

Mrs A. l.. Sanders was hostess 10
the y. J. y. Club last Friday afternoon.
Mrs. 4. L. Morehead won the prize for
high score. There will be no more
meetings Of the club until the week fol
lowing Easter when Mrs. J G. Watson
will be hostess
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stimuiants Affect plants.

BY a wonderful selt'recording device
Sir J. c. Bose has found that plants
have the bad habit of never going to
sleep until mornlng-at least IN India.
Plants grow on an average one-hun'
dred-thousandth part of an inch in a
second He found, for instance, that
some substances supposed to be poi.
sonous 20 plants. II administered In
small doses stimulated growth. All
plants seem 10 like stimulants, said
Sir ]. c. Bose; In fact he goes consld-
cradle distance toward altogether tax.
ing away their characters.
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BRIDGE

Mrs. \. j. Tidmore has issued in
vitations TO n bridge party to be given
at her home BOG South Tin on Tuesday
afternoon of next week
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rREsByTERIAN SOCIAL CIRCLE

Mrs. D. II. Tulloch viii be hostess TO
the women OF the Presbyterian Social
Circle net Thursday afternoon.
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BRIDGE

BhIDGE-
Mrs. Frank l.. Nordhaus will enter
tain With bridge tomorrow afternoon
.at her home 223 West Spruce.
Deming graphic., 1921-03-22

Mr.. Esther Edgar and Miss Murrur-
itr Harris -pvut the weekend iu IT
pu.u.
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Sell that secondhand furniture
.nrnugh q Graphic want ad.
Deming graphic., 1921-03-22

FOR SALE Typewriter ribbons at the
Graphic office
Deming graphic., 1921-03-22

Button cartons and butter paper for
sale at the Graphic office.
Deming graphic., 1921-03-22

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-06
Joy of Home
Is Strong in
Bird Family

URBANA. m, May & - Tho
home" instinct Is as strong IN birds
as Il n In humans. according TO
Frank Smith. Professor Of zoology at
the University d illinois here. Aitho
some birds winter n far south as
South America. Professor Smith has
found that many Of them return to
their old habitat and sometimes To
their original nests.
Tho investigation covered several
years and extended from Illinois to
Georgia. Accurate results were as.
sured by trapping the birds. placing
leg bands on them and freeing them.
A chimney swift caught In a chimney
near Cleveland, Ohio. In 1915, was
trapped In the same chimney in 1917.
Chimney swifts spend their winters
In Central America and sometimes
further south. !.
Two catbtrds caught IN 1915 were
recaptured In the same locale in 1917
and one Of tho birds was caught
again In 1919 A house wren banded
In 1915 was caught again In 1915 in
the same nest box where It had first
housed its brood.
Investigation at Thomasville, Ga.
showed song sparrows and myrtle
warblers return to their old nests
after a summer sojourn in Canada.
Sometimes the birds did not return
to their winter homes until two years
had PASSED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-06
Seven Doctors Failed
to Restore Health
Now Taking Wonder Health Restorer

disorders as evidenced in Eczema
and other Skin diseases: Boils. Piles
and Constipation
Wonder Health Restorcr In q true
Nature Remedy. II contains moth
ing but the juices OF rare herbs.
There is not trace of alcohol or
any narcotic drug In IL. II is pre-
pared according to the formula OF a
great Scotch herbalist and repre-
sents his lifework for suffering
humanity.
ASH NM Dsvis ss Mr.. PsckereIi.
phone West 1125-W. address 1891
Yancy St, what they think OF Won
der Health Rcstorer.
For sale. In Seattle by
sW1FS~S DRUG STOR1eA
Also by the distributor.
Our GUARANTEEING guaran-
tee that Wonder Health RestoreP
will = the work when taken for .
sufTie1eut pertDd and under prUpeS
conditions. II Il falls. ysu get yesr
Cost Of six weekS treatment Is
IS. 90. BY mail. &.25.
Mail orders filled by distributor.
II your druggist cannot supply
you. telephone or write TO
,. =. RANKIN. DistFssWtes.
1922 43rd Ave. Ne. Seattle WaAA.
Phone East 72Ss.
p: s.If you are looking, for an
Health Restorer." f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-06
VETS ASSISTED
BY THEIR PALS
American Legion Gets Jobs
for BuddieS

PORTLAND. Ore, May 9. - Po
sitions for 2.097 men we're provided
by tho American Legion posts Il
Portland In the past month IA
aggregate OF 4,78s persons weu
cared for thru the legion
The vets also helped the poles
clear the city OF an army Of beggars.
Cots and meal tickets have been
provided for unemployed ex-servicS
men in Los Angeles. II is estt
mated that 1900 veterans Of the
war are out OF employment In thal
city.
Los Angeles city council recently
passed an appropriation Of s1o,ooe
10 employ war veterans In noo~
prevention work.
The woman's auxiliary In Detro0
is cooperating with veterans Of the
civil. spanish-American and world
wars in obtaining work for uneny
ployed ex-scrvice men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-06
JENNY RECOGNIZED
KlCKY COMPETITOR
IN SAMUEl'S MASH

YORK. $. C.. April 4.--Officers
who raidcd the home OF Sam VIII
iiams. a negro farmer living near
here, found two barrels contain.
ing corn mash" used In making
moonshine liquor.
Boss. suh." said Sam. nit
hain't nothln' but er little mash
All hab mixed tor feed nah sick
mule"
IAN right. Sam" replied state
Constable II. l.. Johnson. "we1l
offer the mule n little OF the
stuff. II Jenny eats II. you are
at liberty: otherwise It's you for
the hoosgowv'
A bucket OF the mash was
placed before the sick mule.
Jenny gave one sniff. then
turned tail and ran.
mo sick mule ever ran so fast"
opined Johnson
Williams7
You're right: he did.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-06
AROUSED AT.
MOVING OF.
WAR BUREAU
Seattle Fights Forbes Order
to Transfer Office
to Tacoma

War veterans and business men in
Seattle are aroused over the orders
received Thursday afternoon TO move
the headquarters of the U. 5. war
risk Insurance bureau TO Tacoma.
The order also includes the district
headquarters OF the federal board OF
vocational training.
Both departments employ approx
mateiy $50 trained workers. the ma.
jority OF whom are Seattle home
owners.
Tho order 10 remove the two. big
headquarters to Tacoma came from
Col r. c. Forbes. newly appointed
director OF war risk insurance. No
reason Is given for his action.
Seattle has been district headquar-
tcrs for Oregon. Washington and Ida
no since the end of the war. More
than one.ttird of the men under the
federal vocational plan live in the
Immediate vicinity OF Seattle.
The Chamber Of Commerce wired
vigorous protests against the move
to washington Thursday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-06

Miss Olga Carlson. OF Chinook.
wash, who has been suffering from
chronic "Rheumatoid Arthritis" In
Ill her joints, writes:
Il have had seven good doctors At
various times. and went to Califor-s
mia. but did not receive any relief,
Was under the care OF specialist
In Portland for over q year. and
gave him up. as / continued to get
worse. Before i started taking Won
kler Health Restorer' was unable to
'get up from q chair alone. could only
walk fifteen or twenty steps at a
time: had to be helped up and down.
Stare and was simply helpless in
ever way. l am on my second
treatment Of your herbal remedy.
ana the soreness and stiffness seem
to be leaving me. l can walk out
around the yard alone UP and down.
stairs, and beginning to help my
self dress and undress. and feel ever
70 much stronger"
No person who II suffering from
dioease-or who has . friend who Ia
suffering-can afford to overlook
the wonderful work Of Wonder
Health Reetorer-itS record OF re-
storing thousands to health.
- Many testify Is to its suceess In
the treatment of rheumatism. Sci
atica and Lumbago: Asthma, Catarrh.
1nGfnestion and all forms OF St6m-
och troubles: Kidneys and Bladder
.eomplaints; Nervous diseases: Blood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-06

Tho Al. q. Barnes wild animal
circus Is slated for a visit TO Seattle
Wednesday. May Is. for a three day
engagement The original policy OF
Barnes was to present a clean pro-
gram. made up OF only animal per.
formers.
From Lewis Carrots book. -Aiice
In wonderland" Barnes has taken
his character "Aiice" for his opening
feature pageant and transplanted
her into the heart OF n real jungle
land. filled with wild animals.
Barnes claims TO have the first
sacred cattle ever exhibited as cir.
Gus performers. performing byenas.
as well as the only performing
zebras. camels and iiarnas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-06
Posed as Income Tax
Collector, Is Charge

Lee Sanford Timleck. IS. Canadian.
In held for deportation TO Canada by
immigration authorities. where he
will face charges OF posing as an in
come tax collector and obtaining $40
from n Chinese under false prctenscs
Tho prisoner was arrested mt the
homo OF his brother. c. Timleclx.
i7esh Market st.. Ballard, ut the
request OF Canadian officials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-06
Vale of the Aged
Found in Britain

LONDON. April ga surprising
record for longevity Is maintained by
the inhabitants OF Llangollen and
the wcll-known vale. Octogenarians
are numerous and people who have
attained three-score years and ten
are not regarded as among the aged
inhabitants. Most OF the people who
have passed 30 spent their youthful
days In the hills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-06
Name Seattle Woman
to Women's Congress

Mrs. Robert II. Morriss. 52lb 18th
ave. N. f.. has been appointed a
delegate 10 the international Con.
grcss OF Women TO be held In Vienna,
Austria. July 10 to I6. In tele.
gram from Jane Adams, Mrs. Nor
riss IL asked To sail from New York
July 4. She has been n leader in
suffrage and other reform move
ments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-06
Blind, Deaf and Aged
in Courts of London

LONDON. May s.-Three stories
In one day in Tottcnham courts: l.
Woman has blind brother testify 10
attack made on her. Judge ruled
deaf father couldn't testify
TO foul language used against her.
3-Woman. IS. testified her grand.
mother assaulted her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-06

LONDON. May 9. Francis
Maypell told last week how he had
brought $4,000 worth OF gems In
chocolate drops from Russia TO Eng
land 10 finance a radical labor
newspaper. Such a protest waa
raised in England. however. that
the money was sent back to Russia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-06
Say Sunday Made for
MEN, Not Other Way

THE HAGUE. May "a pariia-
mentary committee has rebuked the
Sunday-closins, law and killed tho
bnl. Tho sabbath was made for
man, not man for the Sabbath. rays
the committee. It points out that
the closing Of amusement places
would only lead many to seek anuse.l
sent in less innocent way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-06
French Surgeon
Mends Mans Heart

PARIS. May 6.-Prof. Tuffier. IA
mouse French surgeon. has patched
= mans heart as IL it were bicycle
tira The Academy OF Science is
marveling over the performance. II
happened May IA. 1914. Death was
prevented by the operation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-06

LONDON. May e.-The London
County Council Theatre and Music
Hall committee has made a report
favoring the banning OF toy balloons
In performances Fire danger OF the
balloons was given as the cause.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-06
"Bayer on Genuine Aspirin say "Bayer

Warning! Unless you see the
name "Bayer" on package or on
tablets you are not getting genuine
Aspirin prescribed by physicians
for twcnty-one years and proved
safe by millions. Take Aspirin only
as told in the Bayer package for
Colds. Headache, Neuralgia, Rheu-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-06
FANNY'S BOY

Mrs. Nicky Arnstein, aceu
knoaDn as Fanny Brice, the
actress, has given birth to this
baby bog. He is named WI
lam Jules A,nstein after Will
lam Falton, Nicky Armstein's
attorney in the Wall st. bond
theft case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-06

PARIS. May e.--Antoine DamaA
a farmer, who lost his speech OWNS
To a shell shock during the war, re-
covered II in the shock OF falling
from the roof Of one Of his farm
buildings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-06

matism. Earache, Toothache. LII
bago and for Pain. All druggisS
sell Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in
handy tin boxes of IL, and In bot.
ties OF "a and 100. Aspirin is the
trade mark of Bayer Manufacture
of Observation-Disclosures of Salicylio-
acid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-06
of
Mis- sing
Relatives

, The star Invites It's readers TO use this
4epayfneent ~ IN aid In finding missing
relatives 90 frlssds. The department IL
s2 ha. mos. VINO r. s,. been or
friends are nissing are invited 10 report
tho 0laappearaace directly To The star.
keeAEs who may know the whereabouts
Of peFsous nentisaed In this column -
Tho Star. Other newspspers ere invited
to REPRODUCE snch items - will interest
their comnunitiss.
Oren Eye, Fl, formerly q. s. sailor,
who disappeared from Spokane Octo-
Der 25. was sought here today by
his father. John r. Eye. who came
all the way from Ollie, Ia, to search
for the boy.
Eye was feet inches tall,
weighed 1856 pounds, had a wealth of
dark brown hair and blue eyes. The
tip OF the second finger Of his right
hand had been cut Off
Young Eye wrote to his father
and promised TO come home for
Christmas: He has not been heard
from since. Previous to October 25,
he wrote regularly.
Seven weeks ago Hugo Moore. 80,
left Seattle for Wenatchee to work
on highway construction. He had
considerable money. He has not
been. heard from since.
Friends of Moore In Seattle are
anxious to secure news Of the miss
ing man, as they fear foul play.
Mrs. James Ackcrley. formerly
Miss Ruby Allen. was last heard Of
at Bremerton, according to Mrs. w.
M. Robinson, POI II st. S. &C., Au-
burn, Wash. She wants to get in
touch with Mrs. Ackerley.