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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-21
LEADERSHIP!

Did you know that AT LEAST
2.3e2 more copies OF The News
Times were BOUGHT Monday
than were DISTRIBUTED by
any other daily newspaper pub
lished in this city,
Which shows that The News
Times IS THE newspaper OF this
vicinity. that the public depends
upon 10 for live. reliable news
and FOR the offerings OF the in
dustrious merchants Of the city.
More than $500 sunday edi-
tlons OF The News-Times are
bought than are distributes BY
any other Sunday paper in Nor
thern Indiana.
And The News-Tlmes steadily
grows.
A. B. c. figures COUNT
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-21
THE WEATHER.

Indiana: Generally fair Wednes
day and Thursday. except somewhat
unsettled in extreme nerthern por-
ton rising temperature Thursday
Lower AIichiEans Parity cloudy
wednesday and Thursday. not much
change In temperature.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-21

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02
LEMONS ARE DUE.
ON LOCAL MART.
Stock Expected TO Clean Up
Rapidly

Shipments Of lemons were due on
the Seattle market THURSDAY The
stock IL expected To clean up quick
~ as IL iH arriving on a bare and al
vaneins market Despite the fact
that no prices have as yet been Is
nued and ttre market II facing serious
advances. many large orders have
been placed The last shipment Of
lemons cleaned up nj 1850 a box.
The vegetable market was un.
changed. Local hot house rhuharb
WIS selling AZ from ~ 10 Is cents a
pound Tor the No. stock. California
cellar sweet potatoes we're AT ~ 10
cents pound and Arkansas vans
wef~ az ss.bo for s0.pound crate.
Receipts OF poultry were light
Thursday. tho no change in the mar
ket was noted.
Tho receipts OF eggs were bal.
nncIng with the demand. and the
fresh ranch. white sheiied stock. was
wholesaling AT from - 20 81 cents
dozen. Heavier arrivals OF eggs
are expected next week. jobbcr- aaIy.
Butter prices were fairly steady,
and a silRht increase In production
was reported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02
Rail ORDERS
CALLED Sign
OF Big BOOM
c., B. & @. Buys 1900
Freight Cars at Once,
Setting Record
ny ALBERT Arrr.

PrrTsRuRG. Feb. s--The G. n.
A q. railroad IL placing orders for
1890 freight cars. enough 10 make a
train 50 miles long. This is the big.
Gcst single order for freight cars IN
more than a year.
II Is about half as many cars as
were ordered by all American rail
roads combined during the whole %
1871.
Burlington officials say they are
ordering these cars ito he thoroiy
prepared for the great volume Of
traffic which Is destined 10 move
with the coming revival Of business. !"
The Bariington's freight car hpy.
ing l. producing an almost electric
effect In the steel industry.
Some 81 the leading steel men sec
In IL the beginning OF heavy buying
by the railroads.
The steel trade for months has
boon predicting that the next big buy.
ing movement in steel win start with
q food Of orders for railroad equip.
ment.
The roads are steadily getting IN
better shape financially. Tho bond
market H. shaping itself TO provide
shs roads with plenty Of PURCHASING
power.
steel experts say the railroads. 10
handle traffic efficiently during the
next boom. viii have 10 buy:
n. ooo. 900 tons Of steel rails.
6co.ooo freight cars.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02
BY DOROTHY PAY GOrID

Art and advertising have not been
the twin sisters they should hav"
been IN past years. but times are
changing.
Last year the Ernst Hardware Co
rented an ultra realistic painting Of a
blacksmith. which even showed the
hairs on his arm" as the hundreds
OF spectators noted. and hordes u
people came iD to Ree the great
work Of art" who wouldn't step foot
into the Fine Arts galleries.
Later IN the year Frederick a Mel
son gave an exhibition. accompanied
BY several lectures. OF some - paint.
inRu depicting the theme OF franspOr.
tation. They were part Of the adver.
Using accompanying the annual an.
tomobiie show. These pictures were
by our best American artists.
This week the PUGET Sound
savinF- and Loan association. az
Pike and Third. h exhibiting free II
paintings BY several noted poster ar.
tiat.
or course. highbrow artists insist
that real art" can't be used 20 teach
sermons. Nevertheless. some day
the artist IN coming down 20 talk the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02

Mslhourrs~Jan se~.Afrlxsd. motor.
ship Canada from Tacoma.
Tyns- Fsb i--s4lled. ssr city ef RAN
good Tor Seattle
MAnna~-Fsh. Arrived. str Rebt.
Dollar frem Ns~ York via seattle. KOBE.
Shanghai and haagkonx
ftost0n---f'Uh Arrived. str Edward
borkerhech from Seattle.
Menlie-~f-e l--Nafied. str Manindtcs
fer North rastftc ports.
Sfnive&ten-@Jan. si--Arrived. xtr Red
Hook from seattle
sen redrr-~rsb. Arrived. s,r rrssi.
dent from Seattle Sailed. ar ohioAn fer
seattle
San Fra~cixro---Feb. Arrived. ctr
Chattanooga Clty frnm seattle. at o.
rn., stF y. y Loop from seattle. at y.
m. str Admiral uooarirh from seattle.
at y m. sailed. etr Wsp@ma ter So
attis. ast midnight
roint Ery~s--tsb. f--raxsaG. ssr Hisht.
you FROM hsiiluxham for san frare. at
10 q, M sfr hAnwoed FROM Tacoma for
Han Pedro, At p. M.
Port Townsend -~Fsb. e--.pas.~d IN, str
Italy Maru for Seattle. 81 sac a. ma
anchored. three masted rnotor-htp.
probably the Th~odsre Roosevelt. await
Ing orders.
TacanA--Fsh. ARRIVED. str rzns-
man from s~attfe. az s.sS a. IN. ctr Put
ton from British celaEnbiA ports. at ssse
q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02

Smith Cove Tsrmtnai--Piar A.-Ssr~ Pine
Tree stats. Msisen Mara Pier h.
ssrn silver State. Edmcrs.
smith Cows Anehcraxe--sr kashinA
Maru
Great Sorshsra r.rmiusi--sr Toy.mA
Maru.
Bell street Termsnsi--H. r. I. IL r..
Heather. q. y O. q. Alxenausu-
Pier ti-B-ssr Airarafo.
Pier s-str Nome city.
Pier str West ivan.
Pier ---strs Alameda. Jssf-~so..
Pier A--sirs Admiral ssbras. Admiral
Nicholson. Queen.
Pier D--str Admiral Wstson
Union Pacific Dock--stf Harry Locker
bach
Pacific coass Coal Bunksrs--u. r. c. O.
Hnohomlzh.
L. y shipping Board MoorlnEr- ssrs
Cross Keys. fcnnfun. Anna 81 Morse
Hlsvsrsdo. waifingfors. West Cahokl.
West HsrtIand. Labrseo. weSt isou.
Western knight
Alaska Steamship Moerinxs-s,rs Cor
dovs. valdes
stacy street. Tsrmlnai--P. a. c. q Burn
side
Commercial Boiler werks--u. $. C. a
Hanford street Teruainai--s,r Derblay
Todd Dry pocka--r. 4. q. q. unaiKa. ste
Remus. ship Chiilicnths. bktns Forest
Pride. Forest Friend.
Puget scund Bridge a Dredging co.---ssts
Patterson.
trrem Yard--atr Roosevelt.
Settietop's MilI--scbr Meteor.
heffernan Dock --Htrs fAfouch~ rrdop-
do. kstohskan. Explorer.
WInEto~ Marine Hailway---Nrs Morning
Star. Criffco. Griffdu. achrs Eltnor ~
Nsneouvvr bark Belfast. barge Co
quitlam City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02
MAN SEEKS
PROMOTION

Yes. Ted. I'm going 20 be mar.
raed soon. am going 10 work my
self Ia death to get a promotion
and get II soon. too. Say. you know
the boss pretty we'll. Perhaps you
can give me somr pointers"
-wcii. John. since you ask. WIN
give you a tip. The old man is a
stickler for snap and style In dress
notice you are eth wearing the
sui; you wore over a year ago. You
can bet the boss notices. too. Go
IN Cherry'n Reduction Sale and get
some new clothes Get 'cm on credit.
too. They have sono wonderfully
nice suits reasonably priced. and
have just put on sale scmc specials
on ovcrcoatr. values up 10 $50. for
$50. Now. do as tell you.
They are on Second ave. between
Madison and spring. over tho Pig'n
Whistle. GOT RIaito building. "--Ad-
vertiaemenf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02
MAN FOUND
DEAD IN BED

James Mcnamara. s.. was found
dead in bed at his home. ares Ad.
mirai way. Thursday morning BY l..
Void. carpenters helper. who has
been assisting McNamara In rcmod.
cling the house.
Mcnamara fell from a box while
putting up an electric chandelier
"Wednesday night. He and Woid con,
tinued working after the accident.
Death " believed by the coroner to
have been caused by internal In
jurics.
He Is survived by two sons. James
f., 23is ". 55th st.. and Edwin L..
pressnan OF The Seattle Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02
FIRE DESTROYS
LUMBER PLANT

Fire originating In an ovorheaied
stove Wednesday nifht caused the
Co. "a iurien city. The loss ~ e..
timated at $1,000. consisting 81 a
warehouse valued at $500 and the
lumber stored In u. valued AT $1,000.
George Zimmerman. proprietor.
had left the office for n moment
to cut some pipe. During bis alb
aence the place burst into flames
a chemical engine was rushed 20
the sesna. but proved unable to
cope with the fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02
Grain PRICES
ARE HIGHER

CHICAGO. fch. a.=~Gfatn prices
were higher on the Chicago board Of
trade today. liuyinE Was stimulated
by the strength In foreign markets.
Provisions were higher.
cash wheat-So. : red. fteSs !,
No. red. si.4e. No. hard. si.ieA .
stso.
May wheat opened az SLAIN. up
2ac. closing up fAe. July opened
up ihc at si.0eL. and eiosed up
Nc.
MAY corn opened up &C at 81 &c.
closing up Ae July corn opened at
sc &c. up Ne. and closed up &C
MAY oats opened up NC at % c.
closing up t.c July at ts~c. Was
up NC and at the close was IN
changed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02
1922 Record of
Pedestrians Hit
Iv Automobiles

O-Robert sebenken. 5000 Mag.
10 nolla bldv.. fell beneath the
wheels Of an auto driven by V. w.
clough, 525 Seventh ave. ~. Wednes.
day night. at Mercer st. and Queen
Anne ave. receiving severe injuries
on his shoulder. Clough said Seben.
ken had jumped aboard n street car.
but fell off. landing beneath his auto
wheels. Sebenken was taken TO his
home.
This day last year two pedes-
TRANS were injured by autos.
bringing the total for that year
10 1903.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02
Reported by Wireless
Received bv 4. \. Naval gsdis

(Ttua Il .. RI. Of oats specified uniaas
otherwise poted.t
Feb. i-~Str Victoria. "a miles srvra
Caps Flsttrry. uerthboand. sacsar~aip
TheodeFS Roosevelt passed w Cape SBst-
terf AZ u q. MI ctr Everett. Tacoma for
San Pedro. paserd oet Caps Elars.ry at
o. M or Hawaiian. i1s aaiiss south of
coitynbia fiswF al noon ST. Howtck Hail.
Seattle for San Franeiscp. ~ miles sSufn
OF CAPE hiancos str West ~otsrs. steatsi.
for Nau frsnc&ze~. ~ miles @osfh 81 Co
iumhta sivef. str Admiral De~~f. seattle
for San Francisco. 19s miles from seat
tie. str Selma CITY, Yokohama Tor Fort
Tc~nsrnd. i.eee miles from Port Tewn-
send. nsotorship Rissra. HsilinKhasn tor
Fan Pedro. stt miles south Of Tntoosn
ssr WAsatland Montana. Shanghai for
seattle. 800 miles from seattle. str
Eastssn sM~s~hsnt. s4af ~ Cor u ek1k an q
5.Tss miles from sesttis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02
Swallowed Poison
by Mistake; Dies

After swallowing blchloride Of
mercury tablets by mistake. on Jan.
uary 20. Mrs. Jennie s. Duncan. -.
mother OF five children and wife OF
a Kent farmer. died az her home.
three miles from Kent Wednesday
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02

Chicago Car Lots
Furnished hy Iexss a Hryan
sic Neesad Ave. Seattle
Perjury Charged
Against G.. w. Lott

Perjury charges against g. W.
Lott, owner Of the Lott Auto Paint
shop. 1915 +. Pike St. were flied
Thursday By Prosecutor Malcolm
Douglas Lott Is accused Of selling
half interest in his chop 10 y. O.
Hamburger. making a false repre-
aentation on assets and liabilities and
falling TO tell him OF an old debt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02
Falls 20 Feet From
Boxcar; Badly Hurt

Falling 20 feet from boxear In
the Whntcom ave. railroad yards. at
AS = m. Thursday. Charles A. Bak.
~. -. switchman. OF ses6 3int ave.
q. received fractured ankle and
severe decorations 20 his body.
Baker was taken 10 Providence
hospital The accident was caused
BY an Icy chr roof.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02
BANK Cf.EAR,4.as
DON'T LEAVE HUBBY
MORE THAN IL TIMES,
THIS WIFE ADVISES

COLUMBUS. Ind. Feb. 49,
40 husband and wife should sep
arate more than IL times.
Mrs. Laura Fritsch says 90.
She has just sued Jacob
F'ritsch for divorce.
The last parting was their
thirteenth.
One time too many SAYS
Mrs. Fritsch. And. besides. go.
Ing hack to him again would be
unlucky."
II IL MIR. Fritsch's belief that
every wife should consent to IL
matrimonial partlngs.
Give him plenty OK trials IL
tho way she puts IL. MANY
husband has proved all right
after his wife takes him back
for the ninth time.
But "a. That's too muchF'
She means to permit her pres
ent suit for divorce 10 stand.
The couple were married IN
1896. Mrs. Fritsch charges
neglect and desertion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02
Arrivals and Departures

rrh str KaAhtma Naru from Van
ecaVef. a O.. via raeoma, At sits a, IA
fee. i--str Remas from Valparaiso Via
AntefoaAsta. csitao. africa nasua Ven
tara. taitoa. san Pedro. San tranciNeo
and Tacoma. at o. ms str Meme city
from san Franchise. Al ais 9. VA 4.
q. q. Saohomish from Port Angeles. at
iito > M. 8 = wahk~ena from san
fraueisco wa Everett. At D M
sailed
feh i-Str wahkerna for Tacoma. AZ
teith ,. N str Curacao for Everett Via
NautouVsr. a c. and Nottingham. At
sac D ni.i netorship kennerott fer Ses
York VIA Tacoma. san fraueisco. san
Pedro. naihoa. Sorfoik baltimore and
Philadelphia. at fttts a. M. afr Juneau
for Aout heaatern and southwestern Aisn-
IA VIA Port hlakelsy and nupont. st
it;se =. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02
TAKES LINGERIE

4 thief with taste for lingerie cn.
tered the apartment OF w. a. Me
Hamara, Sycamore apartments, early
Thursday. and after looting the
clothes closets 81 two pairs OF silk
boomers, a silk vest. a silk chemise
and a cotton nightgown, departed In
haste.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02
Public Markets

Stali ~. Ibs h~sg nns sugar. ssc. {
bars crystal waite soap. 80. stall -.
Yakima Germ petstors si.As per sack
onions tts sse; ALASKA rutabaxan. =
fh~ ssc. applies. sac 20 ss.a0 box ssaii
t3x1 large car California cling peaches
~ apgirots 1vc. t1.11 dnN cans csryon
milk. esc. ss-rb. sack Iasiv flour. tf.fR.
kelfoxws corn flakes. Ter. stan 81.
Rogers peanut batter. fsc N pear bat.
Ter. fSr 10. pure apple jelly. tse n !
Aelad dressing. sse 10. ssasskFauf. lie
a.. ats 2sc.
ECONOMY
stall ~. fine cane sugar. ms csc. 9
bars Crystal Whisr soar. 1fc; fes beet
sugar. &c. stalls T-s-s. cans corn.
peas. tomatoes or strsns h~sns. tsc. ms.
navy bexns- p.se. lbs. breken head rsee.
Csc. large can nuk. Ice. stan "a. new
rhipmeut California sage honey. s+fn. can
NC. lem. car St.7s. Stalls se-Tf. ba-
nAna&. soc tox f~mons. use Gor or.
stalls f-g-s. bacon. 1se 10: Boston butts.
e8e b.s bacon backs. 1tc NJ smoked
shoulders. gTc ~. stalls 3r.,s-13. 1sc
pkx s<afram washing po~der ard I bar
Creme Oh soap. $50: sizs can imported
olive oil. ssc loo pxxr. Arm and Ham l.
biend coffee. : rns. Tse. fss. sfie. zoe
new soft shell wainuts, nx sc.
SANITARY
stall 100. ms. best care suwar. &c
brown sugar. = fbs ace. powdered sugar.
ms. $50: beet sugar. fine translated.
eBt5 rack. s,sI ". G~n Nut msrxsr-
Inc. -sc 70; Trcee narrnrins. ssc ms
anRxr. o. 80. Crystal White SOAP. ssr.
bars FEELS Sspfha soap. zsr. stall III.
corn meal rnusn. 70 try. ice NJ large AM
pickles for Toe home baked hcarn. ftr
pt Stall ffs. large cars tomatoes. for
cSc. large bottle rstsur. zee. rs
hroken nee. sse. ataH II. Ierons. Zee
6ox Florida grape fruit. 4 for sc. stalls
tf-r. all kinds saimon eggs for bait
snokrd salmon. sec 10 crab meat. zee
rs stalls se-s1-ss. spare ribs. sec n /.
zoe n stalls es.-s-s7. I bars Creme OIL
sosp. .sc. NUS coffee. n. SIC. 81 ms.
tf.eo; Mortous Shaker salt. iec pkg.
CORNER
SIAN fes. fire creamery butter -sc n .
ms 81 10: best fns sursr. ne Csc:
b,xek fr@ Sc. sfail 1893 FIRST ave.
fine Swiss cheese. &c ~ spanish sar.
dires. zoe ran. stan 1911 FIRST aye.. No
black pepper. &c 10: Bakers eating
chocolate. An. 5er, pore chocoIn,e. :
ms Csc: stick chickory. for Toe. stalls
$3.50 Pike st.. Jack rabbits. 1sc each I;
fresh dressed hens. sec N. pork roast.
1sc NJ veal roast. lie n: shoulder Of
lamb. ffAc N.
SOUTH END
Stall ~. salt pork. ftc ~. picnics. i7c
~: lard. : MS 7sc. stall 80. bologna.
fsc ~: naInce pies. for zoe. Stall 4.
bread. 7c snd iec loaf. dougnnuis soc
dox cookies zoe DOG stall -. pot roast.
Ice NJ: round steak. go NJ; hamburger.
frhc ~. stan ~. butter. tec N. Eggs.
zoe dor. cream cheese. zoe n. Stall 81.
csrnsfion mix. large can lie. small can
&c. Efail %. sprouts. zoe n ietiuce. Toe
and isc each; caulifiower. isc and up
---------------------------
Grapes boiled In butter made a IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02
'SpeciaItieS Feature.
Opening at Mem York


,,,,, =. tTltf'ltf Jul,tNN. IINANtIA fiIlNIFW
NEW the
81
would
a u. .
PETROLEUM iiH
General Electric Retail stores efnebe
iantc Studebaker S3s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02
Financial Stability
Here Is Pointed Out

Seattle's financial stability is EVIL.
denced by the recent sale OF approx.
mately $50. 100000 IN Liberty bonds
here. declared X. r. Guerin, speak.
ing before the Progressive Mems
club Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02
Chicago Board Of Trade
ffkur~d.ys Duet atien~i
FURNISHED ~ Logan = nfysn
40 keexsssd Az. nxnilla
Portland Market Status

Cattte~~iSaceipts. 81 Market steady.
Hest steers. tTgsse. fair 70 sued
stsefu. ttIt8T good 60 choice eo~s
and hslfsfr. tktt04ss. tanners. tfa
ta.4t. teiis. tase4 $50.
htsgs--ltsceirts Ell. Market STEADY,
Prime missi. tie9 1855 rough heavy,
tsuleSt pigs. ts.7sufe.
she<p--lgaresrs4 iss MARKET steady
East ef meentsia tAfnhs. sstB 10 80.
.snsy lambs. s.vs fsafiiHsA.
0sa.
Eax~--zte des
sh~-~>--sBG zee ~
nuttcx~~-sse 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02


usGs--ftseeipss. tf.eae. Market ftr zoe
higher. Tup. ss.fe bulk ~ sales. ttt<
WD.t3s heavy weight. tssA8s. we-
dun ~eixht. fastUs.ts. Ixht weight.
sssfewsse. light lights. s9ieusts
heavy packing so-s. tf-se9ste. pack
inx seas. rough. sI.t&as. pi9s. tATs
Wts.Et
stFonxs Chsaee an1 prime. ss.itwte
medium ard aosAts sf9ttsi e@snm"n.
t4Wg good enf rhoie@. "a mE2ei rsnaa
frnn snd nssatua. tsrtwss kps her
eesus ard hsiferw ssa&Us,ss. eoas. ~
mgtie bulls. t1ftU t.ss. eannegs ana
cutters. eows ard helfrss. tsskwt
eann~r steefe. tffeWt.t. veal entveT.
fkNtf 81 feeder steers. gztkNeFa
sseSker sseefs. ttbAwsFt. atexker
cewn and h<ff3ra tAseWt.
<h~eSp--itec9 itss. f1.eeE. Market steady.
Lambs. tAt.ssats lambs. Gull sad
common. tsstwft.se. yaArlinK wsfn.
era. % se@ttta. swss. tAs..Es. suli
% comnssn ewes. tsse0sfs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02

Grade. Seattle delivery 80.
fsss RI FRESH ranch. white shell.
hired eolofs ................
tttFt4 sfsstffffs .assf fsss
Hiih-.crt.. = q D fea,tie supply
y. O ~ fondensarf. rNt -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02

Grapes boiled In butter made IA
vori'e dish In England a few cen.
turtles ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02
Art and Advertising
Proving SiSterhoOd

everyday language 81 the people
and well have a civilization pcrTneat-
"a with the artists touch. from oil
paintings 10 bank books.
Have you lost your anceeiorf7
Well. n you're more Interested ia
discovering one than IN being one,
take a trip 10 the University and In.
veHtigate tbs - bound volumes ana
~ pamphlets just received AZ the ~
brary from MIR. Arthur DcvOe.
They were published regularly
from 1885 10 1894 and are entitled
New England Rhetorical aud Ceneo.
logical Register"
Frascr.Paterson have on ezhi-
billion this week four Aubusson
tapcstries Of about Tho year 1900.
Fifty dollars were awarded IN
prizes 10 the three architecture stu
dents AZ the university who best DE-
signed a building In title. This Is an
annual prize given by Nr. william
v. Kellogg In ord~r 10 stimulate in,
terest In the students In tile design.
Due 70 our local abundance Of clay,
the manufacture and use and design
OF tiles should some day BE- one Of
our big Industries. Twcnty-four prob
ierns were entered and prizes were
awarded To Helen Ger. ,zs: Jcnness
Bonncii. SIS: Harry y. Shoemaker.
$40. Walter Jund was given fourth
place, and mentions were awarded
the following: Hermann Schippman.
willard Kaufman. WIN. y. J. Taylor.
Victoria Edadcs. J. T. Jacobsen. Id
ward w. Leonard. verIe Annis. Le.-
ter Fey. A X Arai and Victor
JoneH.
wayne Afbe~, Of ne McBrid>-
Studio. returned Saturday from .
months trip 10 California where he
was a guest at Dcnishavn and took
a series OF about 80 plates Of the
dancers at that school. About Is
OF them he expects TO have ready
10 exhibit at the Fine Arts Galleries
In march,
The annual Pittsburx Salon opens
in March. and for the third year
Mr.. Albec ts an exhibitor. He sent
on several pictures. among them
ono OF Boim taken this summer
when at the Cornish School. In his
dance with tho wier6 BendA mask.
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fbhsr~fsSs QnsAstter>t
saEs~--pulL EAs. t1ss. graduated.
s&81te
Cssse~-~e. : MO. spot. sN ose Ia. Ma
sansoa. itfs 9fsse 10.
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Ship News
Tides in Seattle
THURSDAY

ittl 4
first Low ride
tt1 a ~. 80 a.
FIRST ttigh ride
\ ~ a m ilg r.
Second Low Tide
9tte n IA. So a.
~~eonsl itigh Tide
sac p Va. 81 a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02

everyday language 81 the people
ana well have a civilization pcrTneas-
"a with the artists touch. from oil
paintings 10 bank books.
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TRti'st
Weather Bureau Report

TAfpoSH ISLAND. Feb. Is A. "
nar0meter faliinEi ml-tinE Wind south
east, ala miles an hour Passed eeis
larea freight steamer. Il $40 .. m.
y NJ - NlstinE Mind east. ~ miles
Passed la. str horaee \. Baxter. at sste
D. IA
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San Francisco Produce

Bsts>w--Estras. zse Ibss prins firsts.
1sc ~.
ExES-Estras. sfNe sos .xtra pufissa
1oAc dus umAsrsssed pgIlese. ZEE dpA
Shess~--Gallfefnia rats. fanry. sTHe IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02

Frascr.Paterson have on ezhi
billion this week four Aubusson
tapestries Of about the year 1900.