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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-05

l wish to announce TO the people
of Gratiot county thai, after having
served them to the best of my ability
during the past few wears as dep
uty sheriff, / am now q candidate for
the Republican nomination for Sher-
if of Gratiot county al the coming
primary election ID nominated and
elected every possible effort will be
made to give the people of Gratiot
the proper law enforcement.
33-1t-c Earl Wllert.
The Record can print ie Tor you at
a fair price. advertisement l0-3w
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-05
$1,000 CLUB

lual meeting OF the Savings g.
Association will be held at the
Johnson office next Monday
Members take notice.-33-1t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14
BIG FOUR men
Get old WAGE
New Contract to Be Signed
This Afternoon
ny CARL VICTOR LITTLE


NEW YORK. Sept ii.--Asrce-
ment between two * nhe powerful
Big -Four railroad brotherhoods and
~ carriers for renewal OF present
wage contracts Will be reached this
afternoon. according 10 w. q. Lee.
president OF the Brotherhood or
Railway Trainmen.
Lee and l.. Y. Sheppard. presi-
den, OF the Order OF Railway Con.
ductors. together with the chairman
and secretaries Of the general griev.
ance committee. met with rail
executives IN closed session here.
The meeting was called by A. II.
Smith. president OF the New York
Central.
The new agreement. which would
not only continue the present wage
OF conductors. brnkemen. baggage.
men. flagmen. yard foremcn. help
crs. switch tenders. but would also
continue In force all rules govern.
ing working conditions. is expected
TO be signed late today. Leo said.
We are near an agreement and
win sign UP this afternoon" Lee
told the United Press.
we only differ on n few minor
points and these can easily be
smoothcd out"
Tho pending settlement means
that all questions OF wages and
working conditions previously re.
ferred TO the United States labor
board, since July /. 1921, VIII be
understood as having been disposed
Of TO the satisfaction OF the two
brotherhoods and the 10 carriers.
The labor board will be notified
OF the mutual agreement and viii
therefore have no jurisdiction over
the wages OF the two unions and
the 10 carriers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14
Mine RESCUERS
NEARING COAL


JACKSON. Cal. Sept. 1.-THE
race asainst death was almost over
today.
Jackson Il tense and expsctant
waiting for word that tho crows
have broken thru into the Arso-
naut mine.
state rescue officials who were
away for a week are back In town.
Byron o. Piekard. district mining
engineer. United States bureau Of
mines. who In 20 have direct charge
Of tho work OF rescue has como
back and has his operators on the
ground.
II. NJ. VIOLIN. superintendent Of
safety. Industrial accident commb-
sion. was rushed here last night In
an airplane. T.. Manning. state
traffic officer. arrived last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14
MRS. HARDING
C0NvALESCENT
She win Be Long Time
Recovering

WASHINGTON. sept. i4.--Mrs.
Harding viii be a long time in con.
valcncing from the effects of tho
illness which nearly cost her life.
but 90 far an present indications
so. her physicians believe her con
vaiencence win DO uninterrupted
from now on.
So satisfactorily II the presidents
wife gaining that II was decided
no more official bulletins would be
issued for the present. The las,
bulletin. given at the white House
last night. referred 10 Mrs. Hard.
ing's condition at 8 p. m. II fol-
lows.
Temperature. 100: pulse. 90;
respiration. 20.
IAN appearances and conditions
show the best day since the serious
time OF her illness Commissioners
will necessarily be tedious. All
things going well. symptoms viii
vary only slightly from day TO day.
Sufficient reports viii be given
10 relate progress OF the case. Reg.
ular bulletins will be discontinued"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14
RECOGNITION OF
SOVIET IS NEAR
Japan Ready to Take Step
at Once
BY CLARENCE DUBosE

TOKYO, Sept. if.--Only formal
diplomatic announcement Of Japan'a
de facio recognition OF tho Moscow
government OF Russia remained 20.
day 20 complete such recognition. u
was believed here.
Negotiations NJ Chang Chun be.
tween Japan and Russia already
have advanced 20 point where. u
was believed. such recognition al.
ready virtually had been accom-.
pllshed.
A general Russo-Japeness agree
ment was considered an immediate
probability.
Japan has officially instructed her
delegates at Chang Chun 10 agree TO
the discussion OF all matters pertain.
Ing 20 Russian affairs II the Moscow
delegates win first agree 20 discuss
other Far Eastern questions. This
offer Is looked upon as a liberal over.
iuro BY Japan 10 Moscow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14
SIN Innocent" Last
Words of BrumfieId

For tho past three days Brum.
field has not moved from his cot.
After Everson left the dentist
gathered his blankets into heap
and spread them In tho bed IN the
shape OF n human body 10 deceive
tho guards that passed his cell.
with tho sheets from his bed he
tied his hands. arms and legs In
execution manner. lie then tied
piece Of sheet around his neck and
10 the upper bunk in his cell ana
thus died How Brumfleld succeed
ed IN tying his hands. feet and
arms and then placed the sheet
around his mock Is "a mystery 10
the guards.
when he was found his feet were
resting on bis own bunk
Following are extracts rroni let
ter Brumfieid left addressed 20 his
own VITO
Il hope you are not terribly
shocked at my determination TO
20 on over. There N no
chance OF me ever having you
again anyway and life IL worth
less without you. You have
been N wonderful wife and I
have tried 10 be good hus.
band. There has never been
any other woman In my life
you have filh'd II completely.
have learned what IL In 10
worship good woman. You
have been an angel 10 me.
MY life was given me 10 live In
my own way--why cannot destroy
II n Wish; II there's a God in
Heaven have been preparing
for them all my life by the way !
have lived and treated my fellow
man. A Just God would not keep
me out OF Heaven because I had
suIcided when life became intoler
able.
You and I were 80 happy-thru
all our trials and Joys. No shadow
came over my life with you until
my mental trouble began. That
tried TO hide from you. 10 our de-
struction.
''Of course, you know I'm In
nocenf Of Russelrs death. Every
impulse Of my life. every intent
was just opposite TO thnt--to
hurt anybody. I'm 30 thankful
you and the boys believed In ms
and continued 10 love me.
Il wish I might hold you in my
arms for while this morning.
love you deeply. tepderly. truly.
God bless you. III wait for you.
YOUR MELVIN"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
RAIL PEACE
STARTS ON PAGE ONE.

ranks OF the die hard" roads TO.
day when strike ballots were mailed
to more than $4,000 clerks on the
Pennsylvania.
Clerks officials declared that
the Pennsylvania seemed de-
terniined 10 smash all unions
and thai Il was Impossible N
get the road 10 agree 10 u con
ference ON disputes"
The strike went into effect after
the nhopmen refused 20 accept the
SEQ. 900. 900 WACO cut OF the railroad
labor beard.
Workers Jeff their Jobs In masses
At midnight June 30.
The first few weeks OF the strike
were quiet and uncventfui
Later violence broke out. Wrecks.
fires. murders. bofnbinKs and sabot
age hecame a daily occurrence.
Finally the United States govern.
ment obtained temporary inJunc.
tion which virtually prohibited the
conduct Of the strike
A fiKht 20 make this injunction
permanent IA now being waEcd IN
federal court here.
Railroad official. estimated
that the strike cost the public
more than half . billion dollars.
u ann glad Il l. settled"
Daniel Willard. president Of the
baltimore a Ohio. who led the
railroads toward the settlement.
declared today.
I'VE expect great ruth Of bufi.
ness. Industry will 10 hciped and
a period Of prosperity Ia Jusi
around the corner"
Tho Chesapeake a Ohio and Nor.
folk a Western were prevented
from accepting tho agreement be.
caty, clerks and freight handicrs
on thess Hines Joined the sbopmen'H
strike shopmen insisted that thcre
employees be given back their JOBS.
The ruads declared that WIS i'm.
possible. as their places had been
filled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14
STARTS
ON
PAGE 1
DUMBBELLS

Now for a bunch all In wailop.
This guy who thinks
stove psAsr 10 card rams.
a ships hsteh Ia . flock Of nrw-torn
s.iiers
powder m.s.sins 4. . psrsedie.L
Red Sanders. ses sist Ava y.
sno~ bires src- IL IN. w~ssr osrdes.
Tn. Orpneusr 10 . day nursery.
Tea hang washing on the neason iias
Capitol Htii 10 nsw letter In the
BsffsIs nfi vas . us,iensi e.b, for
Ths heavens ar. cleaned with say
csffss he fee paid for In. pr,vii.s. Of
roushinx.
parnSssli 10 bell -i,hsa, . eispp.r.
depot - enc % Edgar Allen fes's
a psss,uni.s ~ kind Of r.sn.
&C y. Rsnases. isss Terry Ava
Hamptos Reads arc hiahvays
Ths Slayer huiiataF Il an opera house.
TIE state capitol 10 on Capitol HIil.
-ilasssii csnss.ii. sis ssna Az. =
Tue Rotary club 10 . bunch Of r..e-
Yea NEE, . novi. seir-.. AZ IN. screen
door. --Dou.id George.
Ssirhborhsod 10 . piece Of hssdsssr
Sugar cane 10 walking stick.
BASEBALL fans keep yoa cool durfns
the game
The chickens would peek the srstn %,
Of the iamber " he made = asaccop Of
wood
--lrsary v. Olson. n Q. Ros sii c.
Marcel waves are on ppgst Sound
&C. n. Pictured. kitsas.
rxxie Bell. at FRIDAY Hsrbor. claims
the championship for the bird who
believes
Mayonnaixe 10 Txxle's swecfie---
because lizzie told him he was fond
OF n.
shakcspears was an early Greek
warrior.
A prima donna win make the eyes
shine--she might at that.
Hen fruit and egg plant are syn
onymous.
A forest rang. Is a campers stove.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14
Mailman Qualities
for Grapes Badge

John NJ Liggctt. mail carrier.
claims q nose equal 90 that OF the
famous Grape. ex-booxe hound OF the
police dry squad.
Liggett creased vacant lot near
Beacon ave. and 2sth ave. s. on
Wednesday night. lie shifted aioo-
hoL Behind a bush he found so.
gallon stin. The dlstillery Is now
held by the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14

SALEM. Orc. Sept. 1t.-Dr.
Richard NJ. BrumfIeld hanged
himself In his cell In murderers'
row nj the state pcnltcntlary
here yesterday.
The convicted slayer Of Den
mis- Russell was last seen alive
nj 1880 In tho morning. When
guards brought his dinner at
i2a5 .. m. they found his body
hanging 10 n torn sheet In his
cell.
AZ 1890 a. m. Chapel Guart
Everson took some peaches
20 tho prisoners IN tho row. Brum
field ate ono. and left two other
In his cell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14

LIBBY Bofsford. sofl fsfh ate. ".
T.. suggests the goof ichc fhinks--
yoaa Of Arc tsas one o. Nosh's
passsn1cra
Rsmarks are the second issue Of
the German coiH.
~PEorims Prooress- sros the log
OF the MayfIotecr.
franhos tcas Russian farmer.
Carmins Is q treaffhv boishetfk.
I(Dcep sfrf5-fhc dictionary says ifs
"a rich red-J
Emulsion was seosrs most famoss
book.
Marguerite Blankenship, % Tux
villa. writes 10 tell about the guy IN
her town who believes the 18th
amendment Is a law and that n COW.
boy Is one OF Doc Browns yearllng
gentleman cows
l.. r. arises 10 remark that he
knows a sap who thinks
They have to put a shoe on the
foot Of Main ST.
The Cincinnati Reds are n bunch
of bolsheviks.
Nova Scotia IN an opera singer,
sing Sing II a musical comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14
CLARA SKARIN HAS
PICTURE TAKEN TO
BE PUT IN GALLERY

Look pleasant, pieaseF'
IL was JAN Photographer
Bradley speaking.
And Clara skarin, confessed
slayer Of Ferdinand Hochbrunn.
watched tho birdie" while the
camera cllnked, catching her In
profile and fun face.
Clara viii now join Mahoney
and the other "celebritles'' in the
rogucs' gallery at headquarters.
Detective John Flint then took
Clara's finger prints for Capt.
Charles Tenants collection.
Turnout the ordeal OF facing
the jail camera. Clara laughed
and joked with Flint and Brad
icy, az much at case az tho she
we're posing for n portrait.
She Was then taken back to
her cell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14
Reported Hiding, He
Was iii in Hospital

Pointing out that he had been con.
fined In hospital during the past
week. y. ~. Barry. Of the y. ~.
Barry Paint Co. denied Wednesday
a printed report that deputy sheriffs
hid been searching for him armed
with a warrant for his arrest. Bar.
~ said The deputies had no warrant.
but were seeking to servo a sub.
pocna on him summoning him 10
testify az ooroner's inquest into
the death Of John Evans. victim Of
an automobile accident.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14
DE VALERA TO
CONTINUE WAR

DUBLIN. Sept. "a. - Bitterly at
lacking Free state officials. Eanonn
De Valera in his first formal state
ment since he went into hiding. mn.
nounced today he would continue TO
fight for an Irish republic.
The statement was issued In re-
Spouse TO the address Of General
guIcahy to the dali Tuesday. IN
which the Free state army com
mander condemned the rebel wreck
ing, policy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14
80 QUARTS FOR S43
PROVES EXPENSIVE
H00TCH AFTER ALL

Deputy U. s. Shipping Com
missioner Slegfried Dorm thought
he was getting quite a bargain
when Harry Fiody. negro quar-
termaster on the steamer Kenns-
colt. sold him 30 quarts Of Scotch
whisky for s4s.
Thursday. however. he changed
his mind. Each Of the bottles. in
the end. cost him exactly sie.43--
something more than twice ~
much as the current bootleg pricsA
This was after Federal Judge
Jeremiah Seterer had fined him
$3.50. and had sent Floyd TO jan
for four months.
In addition. Dorm was suspend
ed from office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14
Nephew of Otis
Skinner Is Dead

sAN DIEGO. Cal. Sept. 1f.--Har.
old Otis Skinner. SO. former Broad.
way favorits and motion picture act
or. died here yesterday after a years
Illness.
Skinner. nephew Of the famous
actor. Otis Skinner. and son OF
Charles Montgomery skinner. former
editorial writer on tho Brooklyn
Eagle, starred in Mecca" 4 spec
tacuiar Broadway fayorite. and
played a leading role In The Bird
OF Paradise"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14
Bible and Steel in
Days Toll of Theft

Burglars broke into the Greek Or.
thodox church. 2e2 Lakcview ave.
Wednesday. stealing a Eoidcoyered
bible. n silver altar cup and n black
handbag. Rev. Is. q. Abramopouios.
pastor. discovered the theft
Burglars also stole a chunk OF
steel weighing 100 pounds from an
alley near this Mil a Mine Supply
Co. carly Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14

say about tho rumors are Charlie
and Lila.
The former Mrs. Chaplin. In telling
of the Lila Lee Charlie Chaplin re,
ports. took occasion 10 announce that
Peggy Joyce. formerly specuiated
upon as tho future Mrs. Chaplin. was
no longer considered a. a possible
bride for Charlie.
About this Charlie also says moth.
lnr-so you can do your own guess
ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14
FAIL TO STAY
LEON TROTSkY
Bomb and Shoot at Bolshe-
vik Motor Car

BERLIN. Sept. IS.--An unsuccess-
fui attempt has been made 20 sssas-
mnate Leon Trotslky. Russian war
minister. according 70 unconfirmed
reports reaching hero from Moscow
today. The report said a bomb was
thrown at his motor car and several
shots fired. but no damage was done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14


IA that as n may. NJ. r. has q
ne.ghbor who believes
The politicians fastcn their sd'
vert,sfng on the phone polls with
poll TAX.
cold cream Ii kept on ice.
bargain sale IN kept on Ice.
pentists use tooth paste TO fsstcn
false teeth.
Mother gets jelly from the jelly
fish.
Another postal NOMINEE comes
from G. Is. Heiiler, letter car.
rier No. &c, who knows guy
that thinks WaiIa Waila, Wash,
Ia n Chinese laundry and Scott
bone Is part Of q skeleton.
Next at bat Ia Mrs. u. Kcarnel.
1890 ~. 3eth st.. whose candidate
fondiy imagines--
The bark OF dog comes off
tree.
A piano stool works for tho po-
lice force.
Frogs hope are used In nome
brew.
A butterfly is q dairy product.
Kites are made Of ny paper.
Chic O'Neil, 314 Roy st. In our
Youngest entrant. Altho he's only
II years old he knows a ncighbor
who thinks
A ball player would be arrested
IL he stole second base. Ole might
at that, IL he was with the Seattle
club
The Anvil Chorus is composed OF
anvlls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14

Los ANGELES. Sept. i4--wm
Lila Lee be the next Mrs Charlie
Chaplain
This question is frequent In Holly.
wood following announcement by
Mildred Harris. former wife % tho
world.famous comedian. that such
was the rumor snongs; those in ths
know" In FINLAND.
Among those who have nothing 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14

Philip carrigcr makes his second
appearance with the beliefs OF hts 1T.
tie friend that
Canal locks are made by the Yale
Co.
A gold rush n kind OF grass.
A FIR tree Is tho skin OF an animal.
Mrs. Cora Ennis, OF Centraiis,
knows q Centraiian who's wait
Ing for Doc Browns scent fare,
In the belief that tn be an expo
sition.
Elinor Cline, 61f5 Latona ave.
says there's guy who claims TO be
a relative OF hers who has the idea
that
A FELLOWSHIP II new dance.
An fsraelite is a new tangled Ian.
tern.
Tho springs on an auto supply
the water for the cooling system.
An automobile hood Ia a motoring
hat.
A riding habit is an affliction.
a Eoatee In female goat.
Pine needles are used on the out
skirts OF a city.
John II. Carlson, ea7 Fourth
st., Bremerton, says he's so
dumb he thinks lac ought 10 get u
buck. He'd throw rocks ut
rsisins " he were asked to stone
'em.
II. T. Ipnis. 2o23 First ave. g., says
there's dud in his block who
thinks
Music IL made In composing
room.
Film fans keep theater cool.
v. A. r.. mentions The poor boob
rIo thinks
TonsIs arc removed IN tonsorial
shop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14

Ell PAso. Tex.-secrctary Of the
Interior Fan now a grandfather.
Daughter born 20 MFR. and Mrs. c. C.
Chase. Of Ell Paso. son-in.iaw and
daughter OF Fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14

VANCOUVER. Wash. - Lorena
Condor. years. and Mrs. Frank
SPOTS badly burned when bottle OF
gasoline explodes at the Charles Mus
Ter place near Ridgefield. Lightol
match causes explosion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14

sid Smith. Darlington. knows
a mountain dumb-beli who imag.
ines Phinney Ridge II n salmon's
back, University way Is how the
goods ron 'ern and Beacon I'm
/. Jim Hills son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14
"Fiend" Suspect
Not Man Wanted

The man arrested here Tuesday
night as suspect in the Olympia as
sault case. IN which the O'Hara fam
iiy was attacked and beaten By
fiend. viii he released Lieut.. OF De.
tecfives w. r. Justus said Thursday.
Advices from Thurston county Of
ficials. describing the fiend. showed
plainly the suspect was not the man
wanted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14

AFTER ORDERING oyster stew,
two bandits looted the cash register
of tho Richmond cafe. Fourth ave.
and Pine st., Wednesday night.
escaping with $40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14
HERE'S
MORE
ABOUT

ave. Everett. knows youngster who
has the idea that
Enrico caruso was Robinson Cru
SOS grandson
A studehaker 10 . new Kind OF
oven
Bonney. watson Ia The name Of an
actress.
The nominee Of H. w. Daniels.
s12o Greenwood ave. thinks
New Jersey IL q breed Of cattle.
japan Il q piece of tinware.
Trotsky n q new dance.
Price tsg Is a game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14
TWO MORE DAYS

And seattle win hid fsre-
well 10 one of the snost
excellent vaudeville hills
OF the present season. II
II seldom that talent. va
riety and scenic excellence
sre 40 ustfermty displayed
ne on the current PALACE
HIP hill.
Tabtesd rwwsicai COMEDY,
two sketches. song i'm
personattons. nm unusual
athletic demonstration and
the photoptay. "Up aud
Going" starrinE Tom Mix,
nre features.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14

J. ". suggests the bird who
thinks Hunter Point Is tack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14

Nate suisnan. sfs First ave.
has friend who's got the bunch
that steamers are parked In
steamer trunks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14

Here's some deep medical stuff
from w. Ward. Charleston. who
writes OF the dud who thinks
Anything pharmaceutical pertains
10 a skin farm where they raise ami.
mais-for their fur.
Ethyl chloride and tetrachlorldc
are sisters.
Bclladonns is the namc OF sacred
picture.
Formaldehyde is the formal nsmo
for hldeand.seek.
What do your dumbbell friends
think? Tell MS about it---and you
may win a dollar. Three prizes
Of 81 each will bo awarded for
the best sayings this week. Just
send 'cm In TO the Dumbbeu
Editor VI The Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14

OLYMPIA.--Forty thousand dollar
subscription campaign for the cree
ton Of a new First Christian church
building In this city. tust completed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14

The doorstep Is a bending exercise.
The Jefferson links arc some kind
81 bobcdt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14

Paul Holbrook. s13 Colby
building. dominates tho goof who
thought tho veterans welfare
commission was an insurance. or
der for horse doctors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14

Unknown" dominates tho
goof who believes
TINT and sos are new brands
Of underwear.
Angora grotto Is goat farm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14

FIRST COMMISSIONERS
DISTRICT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14

ply Il as directed, then put on
your shoes and walk. run or dance
as long as you wish. or work and
stay on your feet as long as you
iikel So remarkable arc the reports
OF Gypsy Foot Relief from different
parts Of the country. that the max
ers guarantee successful results In
every case--or you get back the 1t.
tie II costsl II is sold In this city
by all good druggists. including
'ompany and Owl Drug Company.
e-AdvertisemenG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14
SECOND COMMISSIONERS
DISTRICT

King county's vote. IN <ss pre-.
clncta. for state and national offices.
fnffosras
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1922-11-24

gorge to a surge tank, from which
penstocks will convey the water to
the power house at the foot of the
cliff, 1,100 feet below.
When completed the Mystic lake
plant will be unique among power
projects in the Northwest. Compared
with the average fall at the other
company plants, the water at this
"high head" plant at Mystic lake will
drop more than 10 times as far.
There is no plant in Montana, Idaho.
Washington or Oregon that has any
where near as much head as this.
It's proposed output of $1,000
horse power will not only provide
eastern Montana with a nearby
source of energy. but because of its
being tiled in" with the rest of the
system, the dependability and poten-
tial capacity of the entire service will
be very materially strengthened.
Next summer will probably find
the work of pipe line and power
house construction well along toward
completion, with the opening of the
plant for service strong probability
in the early part of 1924.