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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
Chicago Live Stock

ntfuaN NaOt8tfFst-
Hors--Receipts "a. GOO. Market fo9isc
lower. TOP. s10,6b: bulk OF Gales.
sloi09 1850; heavy weight tio.ss u
sio4o; medium weight sio.ss q 1850;
light weight. $40. q 1885; light lights.
siosedi0 so; heavy packing sows,
sa1hGg .b0; packing .ows, rough. ts.to
HtssB. pigs. 80 so 01e.ko.
Cattle---Reccipts. 5000. Market lie low
err Choice and prime. tssS@s.ss:
medium and good. 1870 Gss6. COM
mon, ssa0@Tb0s good and choice.
ts2sds.ic: common and medium. ss.so
QtSe5. butcher cattle and heifers.
t66506.so. cows $3.50 1876. bulls.
s4Gba6Sb: Gamers and cutters, cows
and heifers. 81 so tss. cannsr steers.
sa3s1bb0; veal calves, SOS: feeder
steers. ss2T.76: stoeksr COWS and heif-
era, tt1hd6.
1900. Market steady.
Lambs. $4,000 1855; lambs. Gull and
common. sg.b0mt2. yearling wethers,
faTbdie.7S: ewes, So e.b0; Gull 10
common owes. ta2sGI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01

rsest steers. s7.T5ds.25: fair 20 sood
st.ers, ts.bO07.7Ss good 90 choice COWS
end heifers. se.ss6sbo Gamers. s725
af97s. bulls. ss.5o9 t.eoi calves. fs.6e
mxio.
1888. Market steady.
Prime mixed. siidil.boi heavfes. $40
I'll, pigs. siiaii.a5.
Sherp-Reecipts. ao7. Market steady.
Eant OF mountain lambs. tlsdts; val
ley lambs. siiGisi y-arlinss. ss0li I:
wethcrs. 1901 ewes. ssQ7,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
TO LET-UNFURNIsHED
HOUSES
FURNISHED HOUSES

NICELY FURNISHED BUNGALOW
for adults. low rent u
faken now. Cali sunday. 1017 sfth
= W. back ~ Etorkade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
w. S. Lincoln Says
He's Out for Day

Port Commissioner w. $. Lincoln
Monday issued statement declaring
he + supporting Julius c. Day for
port commissioner because he favors
Days managerial plan. lie said Day
would help organize the port into a
real business Institution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01

- AakGsft1E
BEAUTIFUL UNIvERSITY LAKE
SHORE
I Just north Of state university. out
eide city limits. All city conven-
fences. schools and churches. bus
serFices new Groom houses on
large tracts. room for berries.
chickens and garden. ONLY t775.
terms. f275 down and $40 per
month. See Perry. konwOod 23s7.
Open Sunday. 55iz University way.
car 49,
MILWAUKEE, 4 ST. PAUL
LAND co.
IL ACRES. BY NAsHOS ISLAND
for sale cheap. terms. or trade for
city property. Phone Sunset 020a
40 AcREs. 4 CLEARED: BUILD
ings, etc: $1,000: $500 down. Os-
car Hsgstrom. Napavine. wash.
8 ACRES, HALF MILE AUBURN
city limits: good soil: spring. 1850:
terms v. y. No. 6. Box 81
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Arrivals and Departures


Nay Str ChsttanooGa CITY FROM
Ban Pedro. San Francisco and Foffisrds
Boston via New YORK. Baltimore. BaiDoas
Al a. m. afr Admiral Evans from San
Francisco. at asa q.
April 1o-Ftr Axumsrao hsru from
hobs via Yokohama and San ffenclscns
At tsfo .. m. su Prince Georges from
Prince Rupert, D. C. via ports. af z.so
.. IN. afr Queen from SouthessterA
Alaska. at 6sfb a IN. ctr Alabama Mars
from Vancouver. u. G.. at sac A. m
sailed
lprii fe-8tr Prince George for Prince
Rupert. -. O.. via ports. at iis<b p. ms
gas schr Ruby for Bsrinm sea via Van
couver. ct Ii.it a m str Heguius fop
Valparaiso via Portland San FRANCHISES.
haa Pedro. africa and Antofogasts. a.
si1e a. ma str West fsiefa for Abefdeen.
At a. m. str Lyman Stewart for Oieuns
AZ A. m. ctr Oktoan for New York sia
Tacoma Vancouver. Portland. San Fran
cisco. Eau Pedro and Balboa. ~ tsze
A. L.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
MRS. MARGARET BINcrU. q,

was I~rorted In critical condition
In the Hcnton hospital Monday as
the result 81 an accident Saturday
night In which she was struck by an
auto driven by Harry Greenwaid.
proprietor Of the Motor Ion. a road.
house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
MISS PEGGY NEWTON. II. Kno-

hotel. waa recovering AZ Providence
hospital Monday from severe injuries
inflicted when an auto driven by J. G.
Crooks. 1903 Pine st. struck her
down NJ Summit ave. and Pine st.
Saturday night Crooks was released
on $500 bail.
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| prins
I THE
terese
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
Gets Rid of Jinx
by Selling Trumpet

LONDON. May L. Lord Dart
mouth has sold the famous heraid's
trumpet which superstitious York.
shire folk have blamed for the mis-
fortunes OF his family. II Is 500
years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01

Smith Cove Termfnai--Pier A--str -
more. Pier H--str Iyo Maru
Bel street Tsrminai-U. O. l. n. n
Heather.
Grand Trunk Pacific rsrminai-ssp
Queen.
Pier is--s,r raishyeiua
Pier f7-schr Aralsa
Pier e--Schr q. 4 HoimeA
Pier Str Northwestern
Pier A-sstr Admiral sebreA
Pier B--Str Neponst
Pier D--str Admiral Fvsns
Seattle shiphuiiding a Drydoek--whslsyzu,
Kodiak. Jnimak. motorehip Anvil
.. shipping Board Moortngs-stru
Cross KEYS. Delight. Deiross, rconsurn-
Anna ". Morse, Giiversdo. wailfnrforS
West cshokla. West Hartfsud I.uhrsre
West ison, Western KNIGHT Eldrtdre
HanisT. West Jester.
Connecticut Street Terminsl-Etr chstfs-,
ncoga city.
Alaska Steamship Moorinss-s<r valdez.
stacy street Tcrminai-u. a O. q Burno.
side. u. r. G. 4. Deilwood.
lander Street Terminsi-sehr Maud
Ai'wankee Ocean Tsrminal--str Mooa.
golisn Prince.
East waterway Dock A wsrnor>.
Str Kaisho Maru.
Fisher FIGURING Miils-str Alabama MAJ.
Meditation MIL Dock--Bark Janet Dollar.
Soinan crsosoting works-str willie A.
ffiggfn.
Heffernsn Deek-Str KetehftanL
West seattls Training statior--u. q
Eagle No. ST.
winsiow Marine Rafiwav-Park pe,saa
barge Coquitlam City, str Moruin9
htar, str Pacificc. str Griffdu. sehPx
Asirose. ctr Anyor. barge criffson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
LIEUT.. JACK c. wIcKMAN,

veteran Seattle detective. retired
Monday. after as years of active
service IN the Seattle police depart.
ment lie win move to his ranch at
Tukwp~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
UNDER THE DIRECTION o,

Capt. James = Haas, the dry squsf.
morals squad and narcotics squad of
the Seattle police department will
henccforth he combined. Chief Of 70.
lice W. ". Soaring announces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01

As A RESULT Of a liquor raid
over tho weekend at North Bend by
deputies under Sheriff Matt Star.
wich. Kay Wright. rs. was held In
tho county Jail Monday on a charge
OF selling moonshine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01

pessrshurg--Aprfi to--saitsd. str yseS
ferson, northbopnd. at 9.s0 q. m
ketehikan--Aprfl 1s-Esiisd. str vso-
toria- southbound. a. II go .. IA. str JET
fsfson. northbound. at . A. nn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01

X. NJ. DYER was appointed by
Mayor Caldwell Monday to fill the
unexpired term OF A. r. Hamill on
the park board. IIamill is leaving
the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
TwO COLORED BANDITS ,

capped after footrace Sunday night.
when Nissin Nassi, 1926 Washington
st.. pursued them after being robbed
OF $40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01

DUBLIN. May i. Shall the
stamps OF tho Irish Free state be
four.square or rectangular? This is
one of the problems puzzling the new
government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
General List Opens
HIGHER at New York


\. ".
construye snd s opened generally higher the YORK
Immediately dipping ish. reflected
o to
~ i2s
" Fl o
Smelling X: hepubc Hfssic
steel ssS northern Pacific e T. az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01

fo6 fEsAt SOIittsS
ELECTION NOTICE
Notice ir hereby given that under
and pursuant 20 Ordin no ~
81 the Town % Tukwila, approved
April ~. isg2. there will be sub.
nitted 70 the qualified voters OF
said town. At the general election
to be held In said town on Tues
day. May e. 1879. the proposition
for tho creation 81 an indebted.
ness In the sum % nine thousand
dollars 60 900. 00). by the issu-
ance and sale Of general nsgo-
In said amount. for the construc-
ton OF water supply system In
said town.
The form in which said proposition
viii appear on the official ballot
shall be nE follows.
shall the Town 81 Tnkwiia. for
municipal purposes. to-wit; For
the purpose Of constructing wa
ter supply system al provided by
Ordinances No -, borrow nine
thousand dollars ttS. 900 O0), and
Issue ~ general negotiable bonds
ihereforg
"Bonds--Yea
s'Eonds-No."
tion shall prepare his ballot by
striking therefrom "Tsouds--Yes'
or 'Eonds~N No." 50 that the re-
naming portion OF hts ballot shall
said Town 81 Tukwiia IS hereby ere
nted one 90 election precinct. and
the polling place therein shall be
Hulr- hall. corner Of Reitz ave.
and Main st, IN said town.
CLAUDE 9. RAMSAY,
Chairman. County Commissioners.
MALCOLM DOUGLAS,
Prosecuting Attorney.
ID. T.. FERGUSON.
County Auditor.
Election Board King County.
DELINQUENT NOTICE
TRI-STATE REALTY COMPANY
Location of principal place Of busi-
ness. San Francisco. California.
Notice-There is delinquent upon the
following described stock. on ao-
count Of assessment levied on the
21st day OF February. 1922. tho
several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective sharehold-
COMMON STOCK
Name Cert Shares. Amount.
Dean. {. W.. 10 500
Folger Herbert. 2 20
Holton. VIM. A.. 10 80 $50
I %ssoer. & +. dna h. IL 3 g
And. In accordance with law and an
order Of the Board Of Directors.
made on the 2ist day OF February,
1922. so many shares Of each par
ssry Will be sold At public auction
Mt the office ~ said Tri-State Real.
~ Company, Room AS Sharon Bid,
situate at the northeast corner Of
Jessie and New Montgomery SITS.
in the city and county Of San
Francisco. state OF California. on
Monday. the 18th day Of May. 1929.
Of the hour OF 900 o'clock .. m. Of
said day. to pay delinquent assess
rnentH thereon, together with costs
of advertising and expenses Of the
sale.
u. G. MACLAcJLAN. Secretary.
office, Room 41B sharon BLDG, sit-
nate AZ the northeast corner Of
Jessie and New Montgomery SITS,
San francisco. California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01

ARTHUR MEI.R0Y. proprietor cf
the Snoqualmie pool hall at Snoqual.
mic. was Mt liberty Monday on $500
bond, following a liquor raid over
the weekend by deputy sheriffs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01

DAN LA>DON and Dr. r. =.
Brown. mayoralty candidates. will
speak at a 100 Per Cent club lunch.
con In the Masonic club. Arcade
building. al noon Tuesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. May i.-Foreign sx-
change opened Irregular today Demand
sterling, seas francs. t0ogal: lire.
s0.obs2 marks. so.o0sSA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01

college OF business administration.
University OF Washington. win speak
on Municipal Research" before the
Municipal league al noon Tuesday at
the l.. c. Smith Building restaurant
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hrnstsrdsm--Apru ss-er X r. kinEos
bury for Seattle.
New fork---Aprfi se--Arrfved. ctr Will
solo from Seattle. April 1s--ArTtved, stv
Eagle from Seattle. Sailed. ctr steel
Navigator for seaitlsi ctr y. ,. Luckeu-
bach for Seattle. str I0wan for Seattle.
crtstobsi--Aprii 3T--salled, str katrfuo
Lurk-n bach for Seattle.
Baiboa--tprfi 1s-Arrfvsd. str STANLEY
Dollar from Seattle Sailed. ctr Rsd
Hook for Seattle.
Iebs-Aprii 1s-Arrfved. str cosxee
from s~sfti. April sk-5tr Hsftin Maru
from Seattle.
Yohohams--Aprii. T--Arrfved, SIR snvsv
stat. from Seattle April 1s--Safled. ST
bhidsonkA Aaru for Seattle.
San Psdro--ArrEi .s--Arrfvee. ctr WEI
Sspps from Seattle April 1e--SAiIed, sGr
stesl Are for Seattle. !
Fan Francirco--Aay ARRIVED nctor>-
ship Charlie Wst~on from Tacoma. At D
a. m. s,r pspers from Seattle. at Z q n
April fc-ArrseeI ctr Ruth Aisxancs =
from Seattle. at midnight April H.
SAILED. str Port Angeles for geatsla tow
ing barge Rufus n Wood for Port A.
Eelsa. az midnight. ssr rossmits for H.
attic. at noon: str President for Seattle.
~ o. m. str Lewis Lnck~nbach for r.
attic. az ! .. m. Arrived, nnesorshiD
i>ofh hsfrtre from Seattle. az y m.
April sV--ssiled. ctr Nome City for -
sttls. At .. IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01

TATOOsH ISLAND. May Is A. NJ
west. 10 miles an hour. Passed In, So
West Ivan. at A. m. Wireless reports =
tso-mast ctr passed In at a. M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
MONDAY
MAY q

hDEDAN
MAY a
FIRST Low Tide
iaTt a m. ca n
FIRST High Tide
estz a M io1 a.
second Low Tide
itt 8. m. e.7 n.
Second High Tide
SEA y. m Iis It.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
Mondays Quotations
Furnished by Logan = Bryan
ara s~~ouI Ave.. SEATTLE
Chicago Car Lots

Mopday's Quotations
Furnished by Iaxsn A Bryan
aIO : ..ond Ave- seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
Liberty Bonds

tsstaysfsy-s Qass~tionsp
Furnished ny Logan a Brysn
are second Ave-. seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS
FOR KENT-ROOMs
HOTELS

lirKinus Hotsi--AIi American. vir-
ginia and 6th Cars via Wesflake
ave. Mod. steam heat: cheerful
rooms. each has free phone. ex-
ssiient service. shower and tub
baths. Trans. 7bc up: weekly.
1850 up. Walking distance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
STOCKS AND rmNDs

4
STOCKS OFFERED
ieNo Siiversmith Mines ... t0ss
soc Jack knife Windshield. rs
500 Y, u 2. Telephone . 80
7s Met s-s0c Stores .s.... zoo
iee0 Fac white Mics ..... a.
ieea Hockaway fJannmnh5isl IS
see Western Smelling a z. Special
6eoa Alaska Pet. s. Coal .. OF
Lucille Oh .....s...I6o0
5000 spartan OIL N g. 5000. .ci@
seee y Hay OIL. II c. ..s... OF.
VIII nay LIBERTY RoSps
Idaho Geld a r.. Marsh Cons.
Trojan OIL. crntana Pet
9. J sTEEiI.k
us Cherry street Main ssps
~ BIsi>i-ss OPIOKTt NiTils
q ~ nEift.fNu q co.
We .p~ciaitr~ Ia selling stores. res
HoKs ma Annsv. Tos second ave.
ZINE LARGE GENEftAI. BUSINESS.
live country town. Terms. Some
81 SPECIAL. NOTICES
LAWN MOWERS sifAItPENED AND
repaired We call and deliver.
Fast $3.50.
- PERSONAL
" A4tfN Is MN HAE EstAtfN'fa AstA"
gain your haaith and strength by
using vfR-0t4ANp TABLETS
Give you strength. Guarantees. ny
mail plain Wrapper. 80 tablets for
sao0. Chester Medical Co. 30 ssrd
ave. "
TRAINED NURSE WILL TAKE
confinement patients Ia her horss
Terms very reasonable Ideal To-
cation. Phone East isst-R.
DR.. crryi. Physical ana rhy biological
rehabilitation specialist. washing
ton Bldg T0s FirHt Main s1eA
NERVE SPECIALIST
In paralysis and alt nervous ALL
rrents SIS Ett~i Block.
NURSE WILL CARE FOR CON
fin-ment IN her home. tti9 r.. Pine
~ CHATTfi. IOANs
Money to loan. London Ieweiry Co
Established 1880 los and ave. =
100 RIAL ESTATE LOANS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
Ship News
Tides in Seattle
TUESDAY

TUESDAY
MAY 2
FIRST Low Tide
as1f A. m. 80 ~.
First High Tide
7slf a m. 80 r.
second Low Tide
z.zs D. M. % r.
second High Tide
Stl " M lis n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01

FLOUR AND SUGAR
Nboiessls prt~es
Hay. GRAIN AND FEED

ylsur-ran. pat. s-ss. eity dsLssoosW
suEar-cane. per c~t ....... sse
Beet. per evt .............. sis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
LOANS on REAL ESTATE
Easy terms. 20 10 years.
Monthly Retirement or Straight
Loans.
SAVING a LOAN ASS n
SIS second Ave
IEGAI- NOTICES

Money for farm and arFcage loans
RoTHE FARM INTO. co. 1923 BID
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-01-03
Indians Killing Dogs

Chicago Jan. 2--In lians in Alas
ka's interio, are beng forced to Kill
their dogs because American can
neries have cut so sharply into their
food supply that they have nothing
to feed them, Bishop T. Rowe, Ei.is-
copal bishop of Alaska, reported here.
Bishop Rowe is on his way t oWash
ington to present the Indians case
to the government.
A closing order against CONNER
cial fishing on the Great rivers of
Alaska, effective Sept. 1 Of this year,
was issued last December by :iia bu-
reau of fisheries for the projection
Of the Indians, but Bishop Rowe says
the canneries are working to gct the
order rescinded and he is making this
special trip to the states to fight 9
reversal.
\ Practically all the Indians of the
interior, some 10000 or so, are facing
very hard winter this year." Bishor
Rowe said. "The canneries at the
mouths of the principal rivers arc
using up the salmon that for genera
tions have supplied them with food
and threaten to put an end to this
fish In Alaska.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-01-03
Surprise Wedding

Coming as quite a surprise, yet
surroundedw by friends and loved
ones, was the wedding of Miss Julia
Jolly to VIM. Arthur Vaughan at
high noon on Christmas day at Phil
ippi church.
After church service the Rev. H.
w. Stone, pastor Of the groom, ask
ed the congregation to be seated
while the contracting party saunter-
ed down the aisle to the altar where
they plighted their troth for part
nership for life. An unusually beau
tiful ring ceremony was used.
Mrs. Vaughan is the fourth daugh-
ter of W. R. Jolly, an extensive farm
er and prosperous merchant near
Union. She is young lady of higl.
character and possesses winsome
personality. Mr.. Vaughan saw for
engn service in the army for 6 years
and was stationed in the Philippine
Islands and China most of the time.
He came to Union as assistant man.
ager of the Monarch Mills store. He
has demonstrated his worth not only
as assistant manager, but as man
of high ideals in all respects.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-01-03
]. E. WHSENANT
SHOT BY NEGRO

Spartanbdrg, Jan. al. Edward
Whisonant, collector for Willard's
real estate agency, was shot once by
an unidentified negro who attempt
ed to hold him up and rob him early
this morning on Brush street. Mr..
Whisonant was carried to the New
General hospital, where an X-ray was
used to ascertain the extent of his
wounds.
The bullet entered Mr.. Whisenant's s
left arm, and penetrated the muscles
of the back just under the shoulder
blade, lodging within an inch and a
half of the backbone. The ball did
not penetrate the theracic cavity, and
after an X-ray was made the ball was
located and extracted. Unless COM
plications arise he will rapidly re-
cover.
Mr.. Whisonant, as collector for the
Willard real estate agency, has been
accustomed 20 starting out on his
weekly route very early Monday
morning. Sometimes he has started
as early as o'clock, it is said. The
nature of his work necessitates his
passing through some lonely sections
Of the city. 1t was while traversing
a section near Brush street this morn
ing that he was accosted by the nc
gro whom he did not know.
The negro ordered Mr.. Whis-
enant to hold up his hands. Mr..
Whisenant did not comply with this
command, but turned and drew his
own gun, firing twice at the fleeing
negro. AS Mr.. Whisenant began
shooting another negro, who was evil
IDENTIFY an accomplice of the one doing
TIE shooting fled.
Members of the city police de-
partment We're rushed to the scene of
the holdup, but no trace Of the negroes
could be found. Negroes residing in
that section denied having seen any
one answering the description of the
holdup men.
The police are inclined to the the
ory that the attempted robbery had
been carefully planned by the ne
groes. The place where the negroes
had stationed themselves was in a
section that Mr.. Whisenant traverses
regularly, and the negroes must have
known, the police believe, that the
'roilector would pass there, sprobablyI
with a large sum Of money.
Six suspects are being held for iden-
titication by Mr.. Whisenant.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-01-03
CHICAGO PASSES
FINANCIAL CRISIS

Chicago, Jan. 2.-After two DAYS
negotiation the Fort Dearborn Ma
tional bank and the ort Dearborn
Trust & Savings bank were purchased
by the Continental & Commercial Ma.
tional bank and Continental e. Com
mercial Trust ad Savings bank. Mem
bers Of the clearing house committee
pooled guarantees totaIling So, 500 900
to protect depositors against any loss.
~ The clearing house announced that
after q special examination of the
Drovers National bank and Drovers
Trust q Savings bank, owned by the
same interests as the Fort Deaborn
banks, both Institutions had been
found to be solvent. All directors rep.
fesenting the old Fort Dearborn in.
terests in the Drovers banks resigned
and We're replaced by new men.
William A. Tilden, president of the
Fort Dearborn banks, called in the
clearing house committee last Thurs.
day and asked assistance in ssrcight-
ening out the tangled affairs of the
two institutions. By tonight's merger
bankers said, the most serious finan
cial crisis, which has threatened La
sale street since the collapse of John
r. Walsh's Chicago National bank
more than decade ago, was averted.
The Fort Dearborn National bank.
had nearly 1000 depositors and de.
posits of S51,124,749.S6 when it made
it's last public statement under the
national bank call of September 6.
1921. The Fort Dearborn Trust g.
Savings bank had $4,000 depositors
with deposits & 50, ,oOl, ,O96.76 at that
time.
The national bank was founded in
1887, with a capital stock of $2,0O0;-
600 and in 1917 thisew raised to 3d.
100000 and in 1919 the total was
brought up to $4,000, 900. The say.
ings and trust institution was founded
in 1911 with capital stock Of $780,
600. IS ~
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-01-03
National Pro- Gaining

Winnipeg,h Man., Jan. With
the final results Of the Dominion elec
lions held on December s compietc,
the National Prog gressives, or Farm.
ser9 Party, out sof new parliament
compossd Of s2a5 nenbers, win have
64 representatives. With total can
didature of 143 throughout the Do
minion, the farmers made by far the
best showing in the three prarie prov
inces, making practically clean
sweep here. Out of Is seats in Man
itoba, they captured IL; in Saskatche-
wan Is out of 16 and in Alberta 10
out of IL. In Ontario, where the
National Progressives contested 70
out of 85 seats, they returned but %
members.
Out of the total of go candidates
nominated, but five were women.
One of the biggest surprises in the
election was the showing made by La
Dor which elected but two represen-
tatives in all Canada.
The next house of parliament viii
be made up as follows: Liberals 1lS
which group will be control; 64
National Progressives, who will be
the official opposition party; 40 Con-
servatives; two Labor and two In
dependent members.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-01-03
TENANT KILLS
FLORENCE FARMER

Florence, Jan. 2.-D. Hiram Mum
farmer and business man of Florence
died in hospital here early this af-
ternoon. Mum was shot in the shoul-
der with shotgun by H. A. Quick,
tenant. Quick has surrendered and
is in Jail here.
1t is alleged that Mum and Quick
were having an accounting of the
years work and that dispute arose
over certain farm utensils. Disagree
ment over the disposition of some cot
ton had been settled, it is said, on
Saturday through legal proceeding :.
Reports Of the actual shooting differ
widely and the facts will not be
known until the coroner's inquest,
which will be held tomorrow morn
ing.
Quick alleges that Mum was about
to attack him with an axe when he
fired the fatal shot. 1t is said that
eye witnesses who had not been sub
poenaed tonight might tell different
story.
Mum was married and leaves a
wife and one daughter, Mrs. James R.
Schipman, wife of an Atlantic Coast
Line dispatcher here. Two brothers
also survive him, A. A. Mum of
Pamplico and George Mum of this
city. The dead man was we'll known
throughout this section. He has been
a candidate for sheriff twice.