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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-11

Japan who s
his homo and drees the United States
American
naturalzed These
efforts the Columbia basnwhch presumed 70 n
reclaimed existing from the slipper
OF they well The complete in tho great no
1915 Columbia basin
Columbia million and quarter
dreamed In
Jsps Of citizenship until families
CARLSON. his neghbor. Csrison's
JACK CARLSON. Is engaged
NARY HAMMOND and Mary together in fepp
UHEk TAKAHIRA eldest
TAKAHRA
Carlson.
s lie is health and the blow kills him Hammond and his dsush
70 o
fully Jenkins worried with Hamnonds
see ack
Jask s being
galow
before
the whole earth the Land
Japanese
talking
The latter hurt Mt ALL but that carefully laid After
body.
him the
Americans the
All this Of disclosed
monds taken believe uren held
assistance from his budden OF the American Legion
Now with the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-11

E h days o. TN Phcenirfans thr never
- BEEN time WHEN nation nation "a the
world That did not have ekher
s.ses a. ITS port Of trade or to Do a.
ena wall shout itself it, own
n.s until BY reason Of the fact that its ships
and no longer rubbed shoulders
ntion and IL passed awaysenator un~,
Dl An ' e"1'~''-u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-11

From the A. E. F.
BY Berton Braley

BY Berton Braley
Once on time marched saiy away from you.
" Sailed were red.
Fought In tho trcnchss-and waited ray you;
Starved for you froxs for suffered and bcd.
some Of Us stayed there. and undes tho clover
Sleep after deeds that brave and sublims.
Do not forget. tho the slaughter now.
We won't thru hall for . tinsl
V'fuE all we fought for has not yes ben realized
statesmen ana diplomats" plotted and schemod,
socffinx At hopes that they thought -rd.aiixed
Fools who could undsrrtand what
stli tho tho leaders Of thought proved porfifiou
Dragging our visions thru muck nine
We freed mankind from . hdcoun
We saved the world for you n trnsi
EoUH years have since the
-Four years have passed since the conflict won
Aye. and In spit. Of all cynical ciamorow.
II was n task that spcnddly dome:
y Peace IL sbost the peaos that bought for wou
Bought with The spiendor OF youth prime
Let not memory wrought for You
We won a war for ycu-onee a ttms
Copyright is37 Seattle star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-11
NOW co on WITH THE STORY

In the rooms Of the post Hammond
told his sifa OF tho story. OF which
tho japanese side had been told by
tho Jap newspapers
'Boys,- he concluded. there's
something In this that doesn't meet
tho eyei We know that Jack Carl
Hon had never spoken to Ure1 Taxa
hira In HIS life: neither had he made
any threats against him. All that
stuff was mado up by the Jsps But
while feel. as my daughter feels.
that there is something worse be-
bind II al than tho mere lie about
lack having made threats and the
lie about HIS having hit Uren with
n brass kuuckic. ! don't get H.
You see. the Japs-that In. old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-11

Takahira. the father Of the dead man
has been doing all no could to
set Carlson and me TO sell and get
out
Its not only that they want
US Quits Takahira's record We
know well enough that prestige
counts with a boss like him. and that
he would 80 70 any length to have
the entire basin held by Japs But
why would he set his eldest son up
10 be killed. If he didn't mean him
TO be killed. what was tbs ussf A
cash of simple assault would nst
have hurt US. Is IL just . case CT rs,s
out7 Whatever II IL. they mean %
i Turn 10 Page 3, Column u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-11
THE LOCUSTS
BY s. -. II. HURST

rested all the coasts
such locust.
hev uh EARTH 40 that the ane
dafkned and hsrb Of the land and all INC ~
reeA"--Epodus q,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-11
Another German Coincidence


National City Banks market letter makes THU COM
ment on the claim by Hoffman, German economist that
German industrial productveness has dropped Is per
cent under the eight-hour day. -
These figures have curious coincidence for thew
are exactly the figures for the annual rearations) nav
ments fixed by the London ultimatum of May l. 1921"
Is 1t case OF premedtated coincidence as well as SUBJ
conscious reluctance to pay up?
fes fall very mans fancy nightly thought. Of
About 100 years today all of wore posterity
Tired Business Mani Yes
The tired business is real not a myth. saws DR.
Edward H. Oschner Of Chicago discussing pchronic
fatigue intoxicaton" ~
Inc tired business man." originally an expression of
Ildlcrie, steadily becomes actual What makes him
tired! Answer: Heavy lunches not enough exercise.
stuffy air in badly ventilated offices also nnoa f ~
tobacco smoke-carbon. The remedy Is olv,or. ~ "
wrong Ia oncs 9. vo, 49,. -
back no - = 80 S"' so' s""'
a of ,oa, -,
wouid tit grocer Wy '"'"" k"i
Ihe hand that Yields the lpck seldom wiIds
you ever talk back to wife don't "a hear you
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-07
THE VALLEY'S TRIUMPH

News published in the Press and which was embodied
in telegram from Congressman Phil D. Swing has brought
sense of confidence and optimism to the entire valley.
This not so much because Of anything which has de-
veoped indeed it cannot be said that anything has
actually happened yet and still the people the entire
valley are eiated and with very good reason.
The thing that has happened is practical turn of
events which gives that water problems will
be settled-def fniteay permanently, promptly. The I'M
peral Valley program has passed from the propaganda
stage into the field of practical politics and it is
We might have worked lifetime without this happening,
and all the time the has remained entirely righteous
and even vital Many righteous has had to wait
until all Of those who sat around the cradle at its birth had
long been gathered TO their fathers But the Imperial
Valley project is more 1t is going to ne DONE
Soon
Congressman Swing wires that the Boulder Canyon
project and the aAercan canal have practically been
taken administration and recommended
to congress With the six following specifications
"(I II is recommended that through suitable
change the United States undertake the construction with
funds of high line canal from Laguna dam to
the Imperial valley to be reimbursed by the lands benefited
"(2 It is recommended that the public lands that
be reclaimed by such works be reserved for settlement
by eservce under conditions securing actual settle
ment and cultivation.
"(3.) United States undertake construction with gov
ernment funds Boulder canyon DAM to be reimbursed
leasing power privileges.
.4) Any state may contribute towards cost Of
sructon and return receive propoonate share OF
at cost.
"(5.) Secretary of interior be given to allot
privileges and allocate cost and benefits of high line
canal.
"(6) Priority use of water be defined by law first
for flood control, second, irrigation, third power.
The program outlined takes practically everything
that has been conended for the Imperial Valley and
embraces all that is to establish the Valley
secure basis industry. With Fall program
agricultural section and the great things that have
been hoped for will follow consequence to cause.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-07
was IS years Old


"Thc best investment | ever made
in my life was when | bought Tanlac
! have not only recovered my health
but ! have also gained twenty-five
pounds in weight and feel just brimful
Of new life and energy, said John j.
Gray, 1880 Hollywood St., Philadelphia
Pa, - popular salesman at George 5
Clothing store.
"Whcn began taking Tanlac / had
been in failing health for some time as
a result Of stomach trouble and indigcs-
tion. / missed maiy meals rather than
TO suffer the discomfort ! knew was 70
follow if ] ate anything at all ] suffer.
cd especially from sbortnoss Of breath
and palpitation of the heart Frequent
dizzy spells aud headaches added TO my
discomfort, and | was SO nervous ! got
little rest either day or night
F'Since Tanlac toned up nay stomach
| am like new man in every way aud
eat, sleep, work and feel better than in
years.
Tanlac is sold by Loynd Drug Store
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-07
RATE CUT MADE BY
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Un,;ed Press Leased Wire

san FRANCISCO, Ma,ch 7--R,du>-
tions in transcontinental freight rates
on several hundred commodities, rang
ing TO IS much as 80 percent, were an
noinccd by the Southcu. Pacific rail
road to-day.
The rates viii apply to bDt!t cas-.
bound and wtathound traffic and to
goods for import and export as well as
for domestic use. They viii be effec-
tive as soon as approved by railroads
east of Chicago and the Mississippi.
river.
Most important of the items included
are coke, charcoal, copper, w:rc, electri-
cal supplies, IRON barrels, bottles, auto.
mobile wheels and aluminium articles.
The rate REDUCTIONS announced today
were considered by the company as the
most Important .ioade sn2e the cuts Of
last October.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-07
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS

week it meeting of the commercial
retaries of California that was held in El Centre.
This week it is large delegation Of railroad magnates
and moneyed men from the coast cities that are in our
midst"
The valley an inviting field for those of the latter
group. Railroad know we'll how the products OF
this favored section contribute the welfare their lines
Something like twenty-five thousand Of products
out by rail in year from Imperial valley, and much OF
this traffic trans-contnena that the freight charges
to figure of tremendous size 1t is little wonder
that these experts in transportation give their attention
No section of California contributes like Imperial valley
their revenues
The distinguished bankers and moneyed men inter-
esed here because If is field of great development
offering the Target nducement for the employment Of
capital These men, With proper conservatism wish to
growth to view the methods employed in production and
shipping all essential to the complete knowledge
would have of district that being financed goes with
out saying that this group favoraby impressed and
tat their visit here will prove mutually advantageous
The Imperial Ice company, host to the guests of the
week is big and strong concern able perform valu
able public service in the manner it has done Showing
these visitors the valley and its profitable industries
feature of the company service Another valuable phase
is the making Of moving pictures of industrial activities
for display in the big METROPOLITAN centers Great good
must result from this feature brings attention to the
valley from tens OF thousands of persons 1t gives US the
finest kind of publicity.
The incidents Of last week and this impress the
fact that Imperial Valley is moving into the mellght III
very favorable way There is outside as as here
sense of appreciation the exceptional advantages offer
ed in this famous section of California This plain revival
of interest gives announcement to every property owner in
and every friend Of this valley.
II may well be hoped that the little tiff between the
Honorable Secretary of Agriculture and the Honorable
Secretary of the will any eopardize the
Boulder dam project. We want sqaabbes stand in
the way OF that great program
Now that Mary and Harry duly and happily
red let all join in the hope that they may remain
But you know what the fashion is.
~ competition at Imperial county fair going be as
keen at he primaries and election the fair is be
a humdinger
The governor has proclaimed this prune week that
Wc may all get full Of prunes.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-07
SAFETY OF RAIL
TRAVEL PROVEN

..,,Not only is railway. raYeI becoming
safer but the. average citizens is1taking
longer trips2and more Frequently. The
foregoing is shown in circular recent
ly, issued by the Safety Section of the
American Railway Association which
reads:
y "Thirty years ago, Mr., Average
American, you took eight annual rail
way journeys, and now voutakc twelve
Then you,rode u miles each trip, and
now you go So miles. Notwithstanding
you ride half us many more times now
half again farther each trip and doubt
less spend half rs much more time in
railway travel, yet the danger to your
life is less than half as great as it used
to be. If you have ridden once in the
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-07
COUNTY LIBRARY HAS
MANY BOOKS ON
CHURCH WORK

The county library has many books
of interest to ministers on all phases
Of church work, and Il list Of them has
been prepared. Any Of the books may
be obtained on request. at the nearest
branch library. If any one desires Il
cook not listed, the local librarian will
try to get it from the State Librarv, it
is stated.
FalloYs, Right Rev. Samuel; cd
Popular and Critical Bible; Encyclo-
pedia, vols.
Henry & scott-Family Commentary
OIL the Bible.
White, Bouck-The Call of the Car
pentcr; The Carpenter and the Rich
Man.
Ceikie, Cunningham Life and
Words of Christ.
Hills, Newell Dwight-Influencc Of
Christ in Modern Life.
Farrarr, Frederic W.-Lifc Of Christ;
The Bible us Il Social Force.
Tiffany, Rev. F.-Thc Gospel Of
John.
Kent, Charles Fostcr-Thc New Test
ament,
Wild, Laura H. Geographic Influ-
enccs on the Old; Testament master
pieces.
Smith, F. G-The Revelation explain
ed.
Gordon, S. D.-Quiet Talks on pow
er; Quiet talks on service; Quiet talks
on prayer.
Moulton, Richard-Thc Bible as lit,
craturc.
Maher, Richard Awhile shepherds
watched.
Gilmour, Richard--Biblc History.
Matheson, George - Representative
women Of the Bible; Representative
men of the Bible
Hurkcl, o. X VIM. !. Haven-Thc
Bible aud the City
Eliot, Charles W.-Twenticth Cen
.nry Christianity; The Religion of the
future; Religion
Fiskc, ,Iohn-Thc Everlasting Real
ity of Religion.
Hodges, George - Three hundred
years of the Episcopal church in Amer
ic;l.
Rauchenbusch, Waltcr-Christiamity
and the social crisis.
jefferson, Charles E.--The building
Of the church.
Mcdowell, William Fraser--A man S
religion.
Blackstone, William Jesus is
coming.
Jowc:t, Rcv. }. lI.--Thc preacher,
his life and work.
Strong, Sydnev-A Seattle pulpit.
Dresser, Iloratio W.-Thc Victorious
Faith.
Drummond, llcary--Essaya and ad
dresses.
".m Woodrow-The minister and
e.. cr wuHity
'-araond, llenry-Thc greatest
thing ia the world.
Roosevelt, rllcodoro - Ecalizablc
i.,a...
Iroof2. Phillip--Addresscs
Ie9ehcr, Henry Bard-Addrcsses to
Lawrcnrr, William I-Organizing
tar Sunday School for more efficicnt
IN iruction; The clurch and social
questions.
Tuppcr George W.-The Church and
New Americans.
Wilson, Woodrow Young people of
the church
9yrout, Joseph W-The rural prob
lem ana the country minister.
Ch0ppcl, Winifrcd Social service for
church women.
Carver Thomas N.-Rural economy
as a factor in the success Of the church.
Bestloy, Clara B.Social. services
for young people III the church school, !,
Religious work and opportunity in the
country towns.
Lambert, j. C.-Romance of mis-
sionary hcroism.
Dennis, James-MoJern call of mis-
sions.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-07
WEALTHY MAN DIES
United Press ceased " ire

PASADENA, Calf, March John
Lambert, former wealthy steel man
ufacturer Of Illinois, died mere lit 4
0 o'clock this morning. His death fol
lowed an illness that has cIung to him
all winter. lie has been winter resi-
dent here for many years. Lambert
was president of the American Steel
and Wire company for many years. He
was Is years old.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-07

l;st s3 veatg. y0i chanecs of bcie
killed were only ono in 9l,090,9o2 9
il you have taken one trip each ~
during that period, you came rs ne,'
losing vo6r life as one IS near q 2,lop
ono. ono ride taken last year impo5g !
q hazard on your life Of Only one :
5,G73000 aud on your twelve custom I
ryy 5eat..5vg7, 5u. weyu as far fro i
ieop@.ir as a7@A0N il greater chan II
3ltoee}hpr, the railwayr df the Unitc't
states carried IN 1920 about 300090.f
900 lsa 8ahearg, with one Killed for c2cN
&roup of 5s6z3Q00 carried, while in
total pf f7- 820,cQQ people carried in
1889, tlcd9ath rate was one in l,523,
000. The danger to 5lifetof railFay tra7
elers i'm 1920 was therefore less Il,
ono third OF ,wlrat il was in 1889, mos
Of the reduction aceruing since 1907
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-07
Ready Money

Want Of ready money makes towards of men.
They hesitate when opportunity knocks, fear
ing to open the door and step out upon the
highway to success.
Know the confidence that savings account
gives. Even the everyday tasks and prob
ems are dwarfed by the knowledge Of avail
able funds in bank.
Although large institution with more than
$15,0OO0O0 resources This Bank welcomes
the man, woman or child with only one dollar
to deposit. We pay 4 per cent interest on
Term Savings Accounts,
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-07

Not few men think they aien :
getting full value for contributions 10
charities unless somebody pats 'em on
the back
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-07
Old Timer Gogitasa3

I kin remember when no parlOr was
complete without a bolay OF wax
flowers or sum daisies made with hair.
Fellows these days who smoke eight
n seven cent cigars cant help think
ne there must be lot of money in
raising cabbages.
This new style OF walking with one
DOT directly in front of the other
lidn't become popular till Volstead
made if safe.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-07
Irl-EP ER(ESe-;;ons
Relatively

BelGtiv-.y
groan whene'es I have to pay
Ny little inc1me tGz;
scarce can see Il safTy ray
But only dreaIy facts.
But vet [ have a prea .ilr friend
Who some worse of than me;
He envies my small wealth no end
And glad to pay woIid be.
A. 7. c
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-07

A local g3rlge ma declares tha5
bootleg WHISKY VII neyer be satlsfac-
ory TIL some surgeon invents a way
o put in a new inner tube. after each
blowout.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-07
The Curiosity Shop

More books on spiritualiem are writ
ten by women than by men.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-07

NETGHBOR--A chap who lives close
enough TO us to borrow our lawn mower
Henry Ford is trying 10 make auto
mobiles out of paper. Why not try
gingerbread, Henrys
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-07
Fiickers' Foolish Dictionary

Flickc-s' Foolish Dictionary
Distillatc - y petroleum product
sold at service stations as gasoline.
A Modern Girl N ar Evening Gown
\ bit OF tUlle,
ward Of silk;
y little skin
As white as milk.
4 little strap
How darc she breathe?
4 little cough
Good evening Eve.
Yes, Harold, when 2 man succeeds be
axes all the credit, when he fails he
)lamcs it ON luck.
Hez Heck Says
t'ndcrtakcrs and lawyers gi' what is
eft after the doctors fHish with you.
Whom airplanca become common
matcurs viii be forever dropping into
lir garages.
The Preacher Declares
The self made man did not 80 much
provide his own dust.
The worst part Of failure is having
'riend VIE remind one that she cd
.sed q different coarse.
So1,e Things I've Never Seca
we never met our old friend Watts
The prospect seems quite slim
}ut or tbe bill they send for lights
1 III introduced to him.
Apparently the world has been mad
afe for holdup men, too.
Mans life is devoted to raising c,a-.
lren, raising taxes and raising Wha
sherman said war is.
Old Timer Cog.-1tos
I kin remember when a right good
hired girl could he hired for s3 a wcc1.
This new five cent loaf of bread tie
bakers are selling looks heap like an
old fashioned bun.
The Preacher Declares
There are some things in life you
can gain without involving their loss
10 others They arc the things Of the
mind and not of the pockctbo0k.
The Curiosity Shop
More books on spiritualiem are writ
ten by women than by men.
NETGHBOR-A chap who lives close
enough TO us to borrow our lawn mower,
Henry Ford is trying 70 make auto
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-07

Yes, Harold when 2 man succeeds be
axes all the credit, when he fails he
Jlamcs 10 ON luck.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-07
Tho Preachar Daclarea

There are some things in life you
can gain without involving their loss
TO others They arc the things Of the
mind and not OF the pocketboOk.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-07

Mans life is devoted to raising CHI.
lren, raising taxes and raising wha
sherman said war is.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-07

Whom airplancs become common
tmatcurs viii be forever dropping into
lir garages.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-07
Iaz Ha.k EavS

Tndcrtakcr5 and lawyers gi' what is
eft after the doctors flnislI with YOU
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-07

Apparently the world has been mad
afe for holdup men, too,
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-07

Distillatc - y petroleum product
old at service stations as gasoline.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-07

cowe Things I've Never Seen
we never met our old friend Watts
The prospect seems quite slim;
Tut or the bill they send for lights
L n introduced to him.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-07

The worst part Of failure is having
'r.end VIE remind one that she cd
.sed 2 different coarse.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-07

The Preacher Declares
The self made man did not 80 much
provide his own dust.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-07

I kin remember when a right good
hired girl could he hired for 80 a wcca.
This new five cent loaf of bread tie
bakers are selling looks heap like az
old fashioned bun.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-21
FL supuestO entendidO
entire los 3 partidOs es
una maniObra habil, pre-
parada en- Ia FOrtaIeza--
GceelsenadOr Dr. Jordan

En- SUI oficina professional visitamos
aver tarde al distinguido senador por
A1,ecibo, doctor Jordan, con ell fin de
preguntarle su opinion acerca del anun
ciado entendido entire los tres partido5
del pals.
FL DIR. Jordan dejo el libro que ta
MIA entire sus manos y, preguntas
nuestras, nos contest6:
-Creo impossible un acercamiento
entI'a los partidos politicos en- el mo-
mento actual. Ello no conduciria a ma
da practice porque EN- el fondo de to
Go falta sinceridad.
Els una maniobra habtl Sreparads
en- Ia fortaleza, dada poner Ten prac
tica por generates que han sufrido y
estan sufriendo manos de nuestra su
frida e invicta Union, la mas terrible
de las derrotas.
Ell pueblo va Sc ha dado perfects
cuenta -continud- a pesar de toao
10 que Sc ha hecho para hacerle yer 10
contrario, que este desgobierno. esta
inmoralidad. este caos q. reina Ten nues
ira Administrator, es obra de un de
generado, ayudado por los ideres del
partido Republican, Socialista. que
vi6ndose despreciados por ell pueblo Sc
gun 10 probaron las urnas, han recurri
do al dnico medic que podian apelar:
el de vender la dignidad y ell decoro de-
pals cambio de unos cheques. i'm
felices!...
Por otra parte, Sc We cierto antago
nismo personal sn contra del jefe de
uestra colectividad, que nos hace creer
que Ell consabido plan no es mas que
una nueva celada que Sc lie quiere ten
DER. Y este no debemos permitirlo los
buenos unionistas, va que. muerto MI
ioz Rivera. Barcelo es Ell Inico conduc
tor de multitudes con que contamos, e
ir 'en contra de 6l, 10 congidero ir en-
CONTRA del Partido, ir en- contra de
este es estar en- contra del pals. por
que Barcel6 les la Union, y la Union
es ell rais.'
Hasta aquf las manifestations del
popular senador. quien luego de acom
pafiarnos hasta la prterta volvio ho-
jear e1egrueso volumen.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-21
Ell BANOUETE DE LA GRAN
LoGIA soBERANA

Aver tuvimos Ell gusto de saludar en-
esta Redacci6n a los distinguidos caba
lleros sefiores Martinez de Andino y
Eotomayor, quienes en- nombre de la
Gran Logia Soberana de Puerto Rico nos
invitaron a varios briIlantes actos que
han de Hevarse a efecto en- esta isla
con motive del Congreso Mas6nico In
terantillano.
Nuestros amables visitantes nos han
hecho cordial invitaci6n para Ell ban
quote que ha de celebrarse en- el Ho-
tel Condado Vanderbilt ell sabado %
del corriente, a las nueve de Ia noche.
Al acto asistiran los caballsros en- ira
je de etiqueta y las damas en- traje de
reception.
Tambi6n nos invitaron los sefiores
Sotomayor Martinez de Andino, pa
ra los actos que han de llevarSe efec
to en- el teatro municipal. asi como
tambi6n a una jira trav6s de Ia isla.
Ell MUNDo agradece cordialmen
te La invitacion que sc le hace para es
tos actos que prometen resultar un aeon
tecimiento.