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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-17
Ship News
Tides in Seattle

WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY
MAY ~ sias ~
yirst low Tide P1fst Low Ttds
% q. m, 60 n. sos q. M. ~ IT,
first nigh Tide FIRST High Tide
gfaT a. M. "a n. s.bI a. M ia ~.
Second low Tide second Low Tide
20 y. M, ia ~. iI.as D. m. III r..
ssoond High ride second High Tide
1919 y. IA. ia Il. tsit o. m. "a a.
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n UNFURNIsHED APARTMENTS
AND FLATS
|n FURNIsHEE APARTMENTS
AND FLATS
= nOI sEKEkrING ROOMS

! FURNIsHED HOUsEkEEPING
feorus. $50 per month. light, gas
snd bath included. Adults. Ma
sTpra; near Lake Washington. sl5
ssfh ave r. 1855
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"The Truth Helper" win be the
theme OF speakers at the Seattle mis-
slonaries poeticnl banquet ut the A.
NJ. II. church on i4th ave. between
Pike and Pine ST.. at $40 Wednes
day evening. A choir OF IS voices
will sing.
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FARM LANDS

80 FARM LANDS
DEAL WITH STEEL
80 MINUTES FROM SEATTLE
81, s0o-Ail cultivated. rev b-room
bungalow barn young orchard
berries. horse. cows. buggy. n~ces-
cary tools Terms. Good place.
cheap
20 ACRES
Near Auburn. level land about 500
coo feet timber. good opportunity
for wood sales ft.1o1s terms
STEEL REALTY Dew CORP.
NrrrAnine Ftuor, Douglas iildE.
Fourth ard union. rfha,, 1907
WELL IMPROVED RANCH
20 acres. acres under cultivation; .
acres surface cleared. and bal
snce small timber T-room house !
a-routn house. Meiif barn. and
Cafhitr light plant. 1 COW. chick
Gus and farm tools 80 with place 1
20 ffuit trees. PRICE OF THIS
PLACE. ~ bnA, ON terms
CLIFFORD LAND co.
Gil Thfrd Ave open Evenings.
REAL nAisuAIN
10 acres. Improved. partly cleared;
planted 10 clover, garden. berries.
small house. nearly nrx. complete
~ furnished. substantial root
house. wood shed. fine we'll
owing 20 sickness. owner must
sacrifice. Located near Auburn.
Price 81. 800. 1900 cash.
r. VAN ARSpAfsE
1919 Third Ave-
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CALLS GOTHAM
- A JAY TOWN

DENNER.--A Jay town. where
pcddiern sell toy balloons and me-
chanicai mice and whore motorists
turn around IN the middle of tho
block. IL New York. according 10
william Mcleod Raine. novelist.
just returned.
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Stall IS. scratch. s225 sack. stalls
ie-lT, bars swifts white scap, $50;
lunch wax paper &c roll. staii 1o<. lamb
or beef stew. ) lbs s5c: steer steak. iSs
N. stall los, . cans Campbeirs pork
and beans, Csc; cans Norway sardines
10 oil. 25c: lbs. farina. sbc. Stall 1bf.
fresh creamery butter, 43c fb,l fresh eggs
s6c dox Stall us. home grown hot house
asparagus. eco NJ: hot house tomatoes.
4oc 10. stan i7s. raspberry Jam. 25c 10:
peanut butter. $50 NJ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-17

FIRE CAUSED by spJ.ks falling
on the roof OF the residence OF Ole
BlendhSim. ASA y. BARD st. early
Tuesday evening aid $1,000 damage
10 the building and $500 lamage TO
the contents.
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rs ron s,i,r-RrAI. ESTATE

WE HAVE THE BEST nuYs IN
Rainier valley
We viii not show you OVER
PRICED homes
We can get YOU homes on YOUR
OWN TERMS.
rooms 60-ft. lot. 800 cash. Price.
ti.ohn.
rooms fruit flowers. 1850 cash.
Price 81 600.
t-room modern, fruit, garage, $500
cash. Price. $500.
cash, $4,000
Mr. Marsh. Rainier 00ea
GEO. a. SPENCER a CO. Realtors
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. May i7.-Foreisn ex-
change opened easier Demand sterling.
tatt t-is. francs tp.oeioA. lire. so.0s2t.
marks. to.oosss. Danish kronen. to.2is2.
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Mem Highs Are Made
bv Boost in Copper

FINANCIAL REVIEW
iT-fnppnra
exchange smelling sold at 81 Inspiration ga
while
touched period
United
11elft Bcthiehsn
Motors izs Anaconda 81 up ~ Southern Pacific si uAh
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BANK CLEARINGS

Seattle
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Arrivals and Departures


May iT--s,r Cricket from Dupont. ~
7i$s a m ctr Phyllis from San Pedro
via Han Frsuclsco, 81 tfae a. m.
May is-btr gri1co from Tscofna. At
zss0 .. m; y. n I. ~. T. Heather from
Olympia, AZ AIS .. mt str Santa MtA
from Tacoma, ct 1913 D. IA.
sailed
May iT--str Phyllis for Bsn Pedro vie
Tacoma ana San Francisco, At IL q ma
str Ambassador for British Columbia
ports. at m; str Queen for South
eastern Alaska. 81 esib o. m; ctr Ala
media for Anchorage. southwestern via
Southeastern Alaska. az sac a. m.
May is--asr Griffco for Anyor. AT 1ste
o. m. str President for Tacoma, at 1872
>. m. u. y. &. o. Hear for BerinG sea.
AZ 7.0b D. ms str banta fnsz for bsn
Pedro. at tsa0 y. m: str Siberian Prince
for Port Alice. y. G. via Tacoma ano
Port Ludlow. at 1910 y. m
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Public Markets


sisu ~. rur. American cane sugar. Z
ms. ace. fos 4tc. Stall 81. Bordsn's
milk. 4 tail cans sse. Stall -. Carns-
tton milk. tall cans 7Ee. Stall 70, pure
fresh milk. Zoe az. Stall ~. Clean Easy
or Luna SOAP. 90 bar; head ries. fns-
isc. Stall 70. large lemons. ace dcx.
sweet oranges. soc dor. stall Is. to-
niatoes, lee NJ: fancy ksnnswick aspar-
aEus zoe n. Stall r. very best chsese.
fsc ~. : ms. sto: honey. Zoe ct Stall
81. peanut butter, igc NJ honey. sec for
s-fs. pail. stail 1884. fresh skinned soie&
! rbs. sbc; coiurnbis river shad. ssc each.
stsil 1871. kippsred herring. lie ~.
Finnan haddie. zoe n. Stall 80. fresh
Chinook salmon. zoe NJ. fresh hsiibus
checks. tee N. stall 1874. Del Monte
eatsup. , large bottles tsoi sun Maid
se~diess raisins. zoe pkg Stall 81. straw
berry Jam. 1oc 10 zee corn peas.
isc. Stall a.. soft shell wainuts. 40 fh.s
soft she'll almonds, $50 N. Stall IL.
Golden West coffee. ios. Ills; cocoa.
io-. $50 Stalls 2T-ss. Z fos. lard. zoe.
picked pork hooks. iiso 70. stall -.
good steak. zoe n: short ribs, leo N.
stan 1897. liberty steak and sausage. lee
n. Eastern bacon. fsc 10.
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Cordovs--Msy Ie--ssiisd. str NORTH
western, southbound. At I a. m.
HkasvaY-Msy ts--6aiisd. str ysffsr-
son. southbouBd. at a. m.
Estchlkan-Asy fs--safisd, str rrfn-
cess Mary. southboupd. at q m.
Junsau--Nay is--Haiied. ctr Admiral
Evans. southbound. at g;so .. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-17

'rFlnuE BOtei--AU American. Viz
xbia and 9Th Cars via Wes'iake
sse Mod. steam heat: cheefful
looms, each has free phone; ek-
teuent service. shower and TUB
ssthe Trans. tie mp. weekly,
"sg w. Walking distance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-17

.EIInft ~ FfFUfIfIsF HIuh, NFhffIs
sCANbfNANlAN AMERICAN BANfe
WARRANTS PURCHASED. eo1
AMERICAN RANK HLpG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-17

stall ~. fres hpuiiet sGra. ess dos- .
dos Ssei fresh creamery butter. sfc No..
I ms. 7sc. stall :, summer sausage, fko
NJ; fancy steak. iTHo n. Stall 10.
wheat. iso pkg; Lbbys roast
beef ) MS. lie. Stall IL. silver salmon.
isc 10: fresh hsiibut. zoo N. Stall 100.
salt herring. rs. asei spiced herring.
7sc N. st-ss Pike st. liver. ma iSc.
sait herring. ; ros. fEo. Stall io--iio.
peanut butter, $50 nj . big cans cherries
ar mara aEc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-17

staii a.. butter, too 10 eFEs. fso doE.s
cheese. $50 N. Stall I, bread. 100 loaf;
rolls. soc doz.; pies. fBc each. Stall ~.
hams half or whole, $50 ~: picnics.
iTho 10; cottage butts. soc 10. stall 50.
iiverwurSt sausage. isc no; bologna sau-
sage. $50 10; potato sausage zoo ~.
stall 81 beef stew, Ice 10; boiling beef.
Toe ~; salt pork. $50 10. Stall 81, Car
nation milk. large can ioo. small can Sc.
stall &c, peas. l5o 10, spinach. DO n,
r,nsx oninua Ms lko.
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stan lee. pure American cane sugar. I
res s&e rbs tsci Carnation or For
den's milk. tell cans sSc. Htsii III.
strained honey, zoe pit; olive oil. eco pt
Stalls s0-ss-s+. plate boiling meat. 100
ib.s homeless triskaet boiling beef. 400
10. stall Is, black figs. ibs. use:
bars Royal white soap, 1so- Stall a.
Tea Garden marrnalsde. 200 rb.s Tiiia-
nook cheese. s5c 10. stau ~. Armour's
star boiled ham. ESQ n. home made
ham loaf, $50 70. Stalls s-s. ms nut
margarine. use: ~. J. u. coffee. ssc 70.
Stall 50. 1 10. Tree tea. black or green.
soc, HIS coffee. 1 10. csc. az ms. si.c3.
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me Seattle Star

FxNa.A.s nel,v - 1907 Seventh Ava
Srattia Washtnnton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-17

kafcS FFr InScrtfOU
| Fxarsieat rharue paNertt~ing. w
Inas. . iise per insertion t~ss ward-
- uael. stu insertions fet TIE
Im6re 90 five.
n fvrs.t~af cash N advance raerr-
|msan. rs eFnts uns prr tn-rf.to"
~. vsers- Go n tInel. stx Insertions
r. fAe prize of five.
{4lss.sitea advertisements. WIZ Ne
|nnp~psrd up 90 ~ o'clock each morn
fer the regular aftere"e" eat-
fE.~r ~r~sts ~ red. rA.we Nrs~
-. s.k sar che classified Ade~r-
56uspr Department. erd place se"r
jsv~ss~~ before the iargess audience
Il. ske >nrfhWest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-17
Chicago Live Stock


Wsdnrsdsts Quotstfons
ucx--Hscslpts. 1900 Market steady.
Tor. tiis bulk Of Gales. tie.tgo 1885,
heavy weight. fio.t0uieses medium
weight tioTe9iett. HIGHT weight.
iiefeOii. light lights. fie.to q iolki
heavy packing s0~s. ts.se9i oi packing
saas. rough. tt.ss9ses. pigs. bsso
tietQ.
tsttie---R~esipis, ii.oco. Marie, steady.
choscs ana prime. fs.s0asft. medium
and good. t7tegfte. common. i7i0a
;sse. good aud choice. ttss9stt.
rofnfnon ard medium. t7.io0ssts
butcher cattle and hsifsrs sa.Tt9tse.
eo~n. Nft9Tst. bulls. tttoussc;
Gamers ard cutters. cows snd heifsrs.
ts.Ttusrt. ranner steers. taTt ut.7bs
veal caves. u.sf Gfe.tei feeder stsers.
tt.ll&7tt. sfoeksr steers. s9f.7b.
sierksr COWS and hetfers. fsft|sss.
khsep--Rs5sipts, it.eoo MARKET Ttc low
sr Lsmbs tie.ft0ifts! lambs. Gull
and common, $40 80; Yeariins weth-
ss.. tste 1855. ewes. ttteGT.st. taii
10 common ewes. tsSate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-17
NORTH END BARGAIN

Good eareom house. with acre ~
cleared land. garage. electric
iightsi fine, deep water WE'LL ?
miles 90 Pioneer square, worth
5000, Owner Gays Sell for 81 500,
hair cash. balance arranged" tT6el
riRrsIpT REALTY co.
1909 THIRD Ave. Elicit asss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-17

wednesdays Qu"fatone
ttaeGtte,
ceffee-So. Rte. spot. ifsofiss 10. T;
No. q Santos. tts Ets.e ID.
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Weather Bureau Report

TATOOsH ISLAND, May It's A. NJ -
barometer falling. dense fog. ~ind
south. "a miles an hour. Passed out, str
Admiral schisy. ~ s.t0 a m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-17


STOCKS OFFERED
200 Futrcll Coupler ........s 80
1900 AmaiE. Cold Mines. .o7
zee krlkwrn ~ Akie..... .ss
SEQ Haley Gold Mines. t... 80
600 Outland silver Har Mnk as
$50 siIversnith Mines ..s. 80
20Qa Alaska Pet a Coal. OF
KING Fruit ffoducfs.... Bid
80 Radio Gorp'u - Am. .s... .fTA
$50 u. " =. Telephone. .iTh
5000 Wyo. Pacific OIL .... .o1
5000 spartan OIL " q. - 90
VIII Buy LIBERTY BONDS
6. :. sTEEPLE
For good spec" buy Spartan.
outiard silver Bar. = and. Premier
WE OFFER FOR SALE. SUBJECT
5 unit DeEorgia Fruit ..ti0s 90
5000 Anderson Bros ......s. .os
100 superior q & r. ...... 100
1000 Forks Drilling ...... 0s
1000 American wrkrs. OIL. 80
1000 pauuro OIL a T........ .rs1
400 Victory Rubber .... 30
20 Pathfinder Synd. ..4. 1900
f9o Mutual Oh Cons. .... BID
80 Rotary piow .. 100
500 Kyikwen NJ. =. Axis .. .ss
l. Il Steel Realty com. 400
20 Pan Motors, pff. ....... 80
4. r. Htesl Realty pfd, 1900
PACIFIC SECURITIES co.
Elliott aiis securities bldg, Seattle
sCANrfNAtlAS AMERICAN BANK
WARRANTS PURCHASED. eo1
AMERICAN RANK BBDG.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-17

FLOUR AND SUGAR
Wholesale Prices
Fiour--Fam. pat. <-ts city deis-sooses
suGar-cane. per cwt ........ sso
Beet. per cwt. .......s...... $40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-17
Wednesdays Qootstions
Furnishes ~. Lssss . Bsyss


CHICAGO. May if--cssh whsst--wo
. red ti,sgitss No. . hard. tLtss
flts..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-17

QUEEN ANNE VIEW
save your rcnt money. boy this cute
little 2-room cottage. on lot t0N
lac Go alleys assessments all IN
and paid except paving garden.
flowers and chicken house. Price
1875 almost your terms
CHAs. 4. DAVIES
ssi Burke nldg Elliott EoTs.
SUBURBAN HOME
Lot aoN.N0 feet. Groom house and
sleeping porch, one block from ear
line, and only IS minutes ride into
Town. This L. real snap at
ti.50et
CLIFFORD LAND co.
stI Third Ave OPEN Evenings.
ts.s5e. TERMS MUST SEE 10 AP-
preeiate this real home. Three
lots garage fruit; h~rties. fine
gardens well located. east Phinncy
ridge. owner, sunr,t kesf
ROOMS HEbHOOMS, STA
tionarN tubs. Placement. fireplace.
NO furnace. ! block ~ Union car
line. st7 2sth ave tis Mr.. Cole.
hlliott 1855 or beacon eTsi
81, sto--S ROOM HorsE. nAflf.
n na ,.. s,s,rAfs chicken , coop
balance as rent. Lots SVxia0, 52e
cteverdaie Car No. 8.
PROM OWNER ROOM HOUSES
h-acre; si.ska; $50 down, siS per
month, or VIII build. West 0tse.w.
Small cottage. sl.zb0. tss down. sss
me. Coughtin. ei0 Am. bk. bid. Ell
" WA>TED--KEAi ESTATE
We HAVE LIVE WIRE buNERs
for improved places near Seattle.
We act quick results.
l.. VAN ARSDAf.E
1918 Third Ave
HOUSE NOT OVER 1900. Owe )
acres and cottage part payment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-17
Liberty Bonds

Tuesdays Quotations
Furnished ny Logan . bryan
$40 second Ave, seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-17

Stan 80. pure American cane gugay. :
rhs. ace. fes sSc; fbs. fine graduated
sugar. ttc. Stall 20. new potatoes. leo
NJ: pineappies. soc each Etsll "a. Co
lumbia river shad, ibc ~. Dolly Warden
trout, zee 10. Stall 81, homo made may
onnaise. tec 10. maearoons, 100 don
stalls SASS. sec can Royal baking
powder. ssc. Cream OF Wheat. ale: olym-
pic pancake flour. zoe. Stall 30, freshly
roasted peanuts. rbs. ate. ace supreme
Blend coffee. 2 ms fbo. fos. ti.io.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-10-13
Has Freak Sunfiower.

Frank Morris, 209 Ivy street, Yak
ina. reports he has a sunf1ower freak
that bids fair to rival the one report
ed in a dispatch from Spokane re
Gently. Morris freak sunfiower
planted late in the season, has
reached height of six and one-hali
feet and has twenty blossoms already
forming.
Several other seeds planted at the
same time by Mr.. Morris have grown
sunfowers with only single blossoms
and he is unable to account for the
freak plant. The Spokane plant has
reached a height of eight and one-halt
feet and has 17S blossoms
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-10-13
Feeds Mustard to Chickens.

R. " Totten of Falls City, King
county, tells of an interesting way to
eradicate mustard from growing crops.
Early this summer he had crop of
corn in which some mustard was grow
ing, and he pulled small armload of
the weeds for the chickens He found
that they ate it very readily, so he
made practice of pulling a small
amount each day and feeding it to
the chickens in the place of other
green feeds.
81 kept up the plan until | had
cleaned out the entire patch" said
Mr.. Totten, "and you can not find a
bit of mustard in the whole field The
birds seem to thrive on the weed, and
ate it even when it had begun to
bloom. l not only avoided feeding my
young kale plants, but weeded out the
entire patch of corn as we'll"
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-10-13
cuIdesac Bank Robbed.

Bank robbers October broke into
the First National bank of Culdesac,
Idaho, robbing the vault of $3.50.
This is the fourth time within four
years that this bank has been robbed,
the last time being December %, 1921,
when nearly $4,000 was taken from the
vault, and thousands of dollars worth
Of valuable papers were stolen from
the safety deposit boxes.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-10-13
POULTRY
Finishes Work Early.

Il find that can do the heavy work
about the poultry plant and get it out
of the way by a. NJ, so that l can
get at the work about the farm" ex-
planned L. H. Jacobs of Shelton, who
keeps about 1000 White Leghorn
hens. Mrs. Jacobs looks after such
details as feeding the mash, watering
and gathering the eggs. She takes
an interest in the work and it gives
me chance to spend full day on
the farm"
Mr.. Jacobs finds that he can average
about $3.50 per hen, which is above
cost of feed and other expenses. A
registered Shorthorn bull is kept on
the farm and there also is one pure
bred heifer, from which he expects to
build up herd of milking Shorthorns
for general farm use.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-10-13
IDAHO
Bonner Seed Show Soon.

The third Bonner county seed po-
tato show will be held November 8
and 4, according to decision reached
by the committee of the chamber of
commerce appointed to handle the
matter at Standpoint recently.
This will be few days in advance
of the Spokane Seed Potato show and
the prize exhibits will be taken there.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-10-13
GIVE AWAY FOUNTAIN PENS

The Corona Typewriter Sales Com
pany of Spokane will give to eacn SUI
dent who rents a typewriter Tor three
months paid in advance, a BAMBOO
Craft Self-Filling Fountain Pen Iree'
The rental charge to students is S1.oo
ner month, exclusive of express
charges. The pens may be purchaser
separately for $1.O0 at the Corona
store. ID No. Howard, Spokane, WASH
ADV.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-10-13

If you have not cedar chest in
which to store the furs and woolens'
they will be safe from moths this sum-
mer if put in paper bags and sealed
or tied securely.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-10-13
Such Is Life.

In a Spokane hotel the other day
there was a reunion of World war
heroes. The head clerk, who had been
a first lieutenant, called the porter
who was his captain and the waiter
who was lieutenant colonel and had
them throw out their former general
who was lobby loafer.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-10-13

Early pullets are laying. They
should be six months old before they
begin. If they began under fiVe
months, it will be hard to get them
through without false moult. Feed
with a steady hand and steady MIND
and never stint green feed.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-10-13
Combat European canker.

Cnt out carefully and completely
the old cankers and fall spray as soon
as possible with Bordeaux 4-4-9o
where European canker is present.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-10-13

The 18th annual Kamiah fair ended
September 30 with an attendance of
5000. The crowd was given full day
of entertainment with a program of
racing, bucking, roping and other wild
west stunts.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-10-13

Two herds of Teton county beef cat
tie entered in the Southeastern Idaho
fair at Blackfoot, won virtually every
first prize for which they contested
and took grand championships for COW
and bull of each breed.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-10-13

More than 1000 persons, including
$50 Nez Perez Indians, participated at
Orofino recently in the first of two
day celebration connected with the
dedication of the monument to Lewis
and Clark, the explorers who camped
near Orofino lit years ago.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-10-13

About five weeks are required for
the yellow color to fade entirely from
a Leghorn's beak, and it returns first
to the base, giving the poultryman a
sure index of what the bird is doing.
Yellow there indicates that either she
has rested or is resting now.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-10-13

The Mudania conference ~ 10 u ~
osl0'O ~snt on all points of the Turk
s ,sb proposals upon which M. FRA Franz Z
10, sn p ~ secured Renal Pasha's
~ lao TO suspend military move
pi'1 ts during the negotiations with
. No. exception of the provision reiat-
.n - the occupation of the western
,hv Of the Martha river by allieo
troops.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-10-13

has abdicated In favor of the heir ap-
parent, Prince Abdul Medjid Effendi,
according to report sent by the
Havas correspondent at CONSTANT
nople.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-10-13

The Greek crown prince recently
..ob tbe oath as king in the presence
Of the ministers Of the Triantafillakos
oabinet according 10 a Hayas DIS
Itch from Athens. He assumed the
name of Georges.
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IT'S no wonder that where SCRUB
cows predominant farmers have triea
dairving and found that it does not
nav
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WORLDS NEWS
RETOLD BRIEFLY
..,,ortant News of Both Henri
spheres Boiled Down to
last Analysis.

ssorn differences of opinion Dc.
Snaip ,arvin Chase, supervisor OF
tween los Of the state of Washing
hy0raa ,a the other members OF the
ton' an r,var board on the uses OF
Column. tars of the upper Columbia
the 40 voiced in a report made by
TN, .,s'l board to the federal power com,
the w. az given out at Washington
recently.
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The number of dead is feared to
eob IA in the explosion recently at
ro,oona fort, Spezia, Italy, according
70 available lists, which practically
.,nod ont the naval garrison there
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-10-13

Ignaz seipel, Austrian chancellor
and representatives of Great Britain
France and Italy recently signed the
protocol making effective the plan OF
,ba league of nations to save Austria.
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