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The Dolores star., 1922-09-01
4 BRIEF RECORD OF PASSING
EVENTS IN THIS AND FOR
ElGN COUNTRIES.
IN LATE DISPATCHES
DoiNGS AND HAPPENINGS THAT
MARK THE PROGRESS
OF THE AGE.
WESTERN

w GS GhN
Mistaken for deer. three hunters
have been shot since the deer season
opened, according to reports which
reached Portland from southwestern
Oregon.
Henry Heideman, 16, Boy Scout
and orphan, was killed instantly on
Red mountain, ten miles from the
Butte (Mont) Boy Scouts summer
camp at Highlands by bolt OF light
ming
The oil tanker Conde de Churruca,
the first Spanish vessel to call at the
Los Angeles harbor since the Spanish
American war, is in the harbor being
filled with oil for Il return voyage to
Balboa.
Isaac Crespin and John Haynes,
aged ranchers in Il remote section of
Mendocino county, Calf, and enemies
in feud of years, shot it out" with
high-powered rifles II few days ago.
Both are dead.
Forty-five whales have been taken
thus far this season ut the whaling
station at Westport. Wash. Three
whaling vessels have made the
catches, which include thlrty-five
humpbacks, nine flnbacks and one
sperm.
Cancellation of the citizenship pa
pers of james Rowan, convicted of
criminal syndicalism in the Chicago
Industrial Workers of the World trial
of 1917 and sentenced to term of
twenty years in federal prison and
fine of $4,000, is asked in petition
filed in United States District Court
at Spokane.
To avoid striking two small children
who had been hanging onto the rear
end of an automobile truck ahead OF
him, the driver of mail stage at
Hopland, Calf, turned his heavy We
hicle into the end of II barn beside the
highway. The end OF the barn caved
in and Manuel Nosseti, age s, who
was playing inside with his baby Sis
ter. Emma, and Angelina Ciessi, was
killed and the other children suffered
injuries from which they are expected
to die.
Increased demand for cargo space
to the Orient out Of Puget sound has
resulted in assurances TO the Pacific
Steamship Company that another ship
blng board freighter will be available
for loading at Seattle by Sept y. \
vessel now Idle at some Pacific coast
port is to be put into commission, Sc
lection being governed by the amount
of repairs necessary. Need for addi-
tionai cargo space to the Orient was
emphasized when consignment of
only 200 measurement tons was re-
jected for the President Mckinley, Ed
more and President Jackson.
The Dolores star., 1922-09-01

Compensation is the law of exist
ence the world over.
The Dolores star., 1922-09-01

Labor's worst enemy is the working
man who won't work.
The Dolores star., 1922-09-01
WORN OUT Attn
She C0OKEl
A MEAL
Took Lydia E Pinkh,n,.
Vegetable Compound
Read the Result

Cincinnati, Ohio. 81 suffered T., I
year with nervous troubles and;,-aiT iT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15

son and even deccncy," he asserts.
Now people are so disguised
with II the pendulum II bound TO
swing back. and mner dancing Is
returning. ushering in nm era OF
restraint and conservatism.
Seventy years ago ! was teach.
ing the minuet. waltz, schottische'
redows, poIka. and later the qua
driiies and English lancers. These
were beautiful dances and expect
TO teach them all again. They're
bound TO come back.
THE people. not the dancing mas
tiers. create the dances. No teach
ers can make popular what tho pub
lie does not care for. And psyche
logical conditions determine the
dance. Just as they do political and
social life"
KretIow Ia nearly so. but he IN MS
light on his feet as Rodolph Valen.
tino, and there's no suggestion OF
a stoop about his shoulders. He
attributen his health and agility TO
his continued practice OF dancing.
which he began TO teach as a boy of
7. His parents were both dancing
teacherA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15
WOULD CHANGE
BUILDING CODE
Removal OF Restrictions 10
Bring Activity, Claim

Removal Of several Of the present
restrictions In the building code. with
a resultant stimulus in construction
projects. IA sought by tho city build.
Ing code commission. according 20
Recommendation outlined BY Chair.
man Robert l.. Proctor
Immediate action 10 amend tho
code will be asked. Proctor said.
Included In the proposed change.
Is the allowing % mill construction
I'm tho downtown districts where at
presen, only fsr~proof construction II
permitted. An increase Ia the mum.
Der % stories Of hotel buildings also
will be sought.
Proctor declared that ~ these
changes are allowed First ave. In
particular win b. greatly benefited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15
TAXI PARKING
TIME LIMITED

TACOMA, Sept it.--Taxi drivers
will not be allowed 20 park their cars
in the downtown restricted parking
districts any longer than the ordinary
car owner after their present permits
expire. Commissioner Of Public Safe.
~ John l., Murray announced today.
According 20 law. us just M ilis.
gal for taxi driver 20 park his car
longer than one hour as II In for n
private owner TO do H." said Murray.
"As soon ns the present permits er'
pire. we are going 10 issue no more.
The drivers will have 20 take their
chances with the rest of the public"
The city council stated It's intention
OF standing behind Murray in his
action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15
he TELLS OF U. S.
LOANS TO FARMS.
Nathan Hale, Congressman
OF Tennessee, Speaks

Speaking ON the plans and pur.
poses OF the government farm loan
fund. Nathan Hale. former congress.
man from Tennessee. addressed the
Young Mems Republican club nj ltn
weekly meeting Thursday. In VOLTS
cafeteria.
Last year. Hale said. -the gov.
eminent provided fund OF 81 600.
100000 for distribution among the
farmers. 1.-Two stock raiaera ana dairy.
men OF the United states. In order 20
meet the emergency which had been
created an part OF the aftermath OF
the war.
The war finance corporation.
which has functioncd no efficn ciously
In aiding the financing Of war indus.
tries during the world conflict was
revived for the purpose Of dlutrlbu,.
Ing the huge fund.
''in less than a year t3so. 600 900 OF
tho fund was loaned 10 the farmers
IN tho Middle Western states ana in
the cotton states. Eighty million dol.
lars of this amount was loaned 70
live stock raiserr alone.
The money loaned by tho war
finance corporation u not loaned up.
ON real estate -curity. ~ is the case
with loanae made under the farm
loan act. but money from thi. fund Is
loaned upon personal property. live
stock. farm produce In warehouses
and poultry products.
The war finance corporation pro.
vides for need that the banks can.
not cover. for the reason that the
loan required BY ,h. farmer II long.
time loan. while banks are limited 10
shorttime paper"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15

CAT HEAD LIGHTHOUSE.
Mich. sept. ia new hind Of
fish has been discovered off
here. n II called the fog bass.
Aliho nome Of the fish has been
publicly exhibited. news 81 the
discovery has ehurned the en-.
thusiasm of Northport. ellis
Pier and Leland anglers to
frothy efferseseence. Specimen
collectors and bait casting yoyag.
ers from farflung reaches Of
Grand Traverse bay ARE fiocking
10 this vicinity.
This haAn only exists, u ls believed.
in half mile stretch OF rhoni
water off Cat Head point. where
sometimes the fog IL 40 thick that
IA. light OF day In totally excluded.
so heavy that the finhernan'H pipe
or clgarct In anuffed out. Boatmen
must wear oilzkins 10 penetrate H.
First word Of the new fish was
brought into Norfhport BY Henry
Bando, grisfied and wind
bitten trapper living south 81
here. Isando. drifting Into the
fog bank while setting sturgeon
lines. felt something brush
against his shoulder. Flashing n
light, he saw large fish swim
ming In the atmosphere, three
feet above tho water.
Completely myrtiued and drenched
to the skin. Bando thought his boat
had been stove In by unag. and that
he was under water. A second flash
of the light revealed. howev~r, two
dozens Of the fish feeding on lake
flies settling on top OF the fog bank
from rs 20 20 feet overhead.
lie heard "a faint. recdy fuiinF,
Now and then an unusually largo
member OF tho school would glide
down into the lake. disappearing
with a derisive splash.
iSando struck at the strsr.
sirrs several times with his oar.
but they e,aded him. Returning
90 his shsuty ON EhrEott creek
he changed his clothing. then
drove Go Northpori. where he
procured balloons. by means Of
these. u l. said. he caught be-
fore nightfaIl ~ Of the fish. all
Identical with the smailmouthed
bass. save for third eye which
CLEANS with n phosphore~cent
sheen from the center ef the
forehead. This eye acts as the
headlight. Il u believed.
The fish also hear two hollow.
nplny apendagea 20 the Eills. These.
nando declares. function an min
latur. fog horns. due 60 the thrush
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15

year and win be supported this year
BY the Seattle Community Fund. II
IL one Of the lsrg~s, agencies dcriv
ing It's main support from the public
thru the Fund and has been OF vita
assistance 10 the Fund organization
in the Standardization Of welfare
work in tho city and OF tho elimlna
ton Of wnstsfui duplication Of effort
Shortly Community Fund viii
make ts second annual appeal
10 Seattle for thc support ~ Its
81 agencies Of social and civic
work during the ensuing !.
months. The Social Welfare
league win receive iss necessary
share NJ the x7Ds.s3s which viii
be raised la the Community
Fund campaign which opens ON
September 20 and continues until
October ,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15
Fog Bass Are Seen
Drifting in Cloud

Of air when tho owner mngea To-
flies.
i,ando's method Of catching
the bass II 10 Tie the balloons 10
the hook. setting the Quilt adrift
la the fog. The balloons float
along until they strike fish.
The sandpaper covering ticlsIes
the latter. which expresses it,
merriment by a ronyuIsise flop.
II lands him on the hook.
Anglers who set out 10 test The
story discovered that a high
northwest wind had dispersed
the fog hank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15
Once Film Actress
Gets Divorce Here

An in,crioeutory decree 81 divorce
vas granted Caroline Batien, former
film actress. when she appeared
Thursday before Presiding JudEc
Austin u. Grifnths in superior court
and charged George y. Batten with
being innanely jealous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15

Al the top Of the list Of Seattle
institutions devoted 20 the aid Of
the poor Is the Social Welfare
league. Cooperating with practical.
~ every other institution Of serv-
ice and with the state and county
and city authorities. the league 10
equipped and does provide tho
major amount OF service TO the
poor In Seattle.
=. Quietly II does Its work and II Is
s>sdorn that the average citizen
comes In contact with It's workers
or knows that the family next door
h under the wafchful eye OF the
league
1T is not sufficient that the
pantry Of a family be stocked
at public expense" says Miss
Evelyn Gardiner. executive sec
Rotary Of the league. The
family must, " possible. BE-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15

made seifsupporsins and
proper unit Of society. Hence
the leagues biggest effort b
always toward the r~habilita-
tIon Of the homo that has faL
len into hard ways-
SO. day after day. the skiIled and
humane visitors Of tho league travel
about the city supervising here and
suggesting there ways and means 10
make a small amount OF money 70
a long way toward the support OF a
family.
aid first: investigation later IL
the slogan Of the league. and u fol.
lows then that instantaneous help
can be obtained for family In need
or one that meets disaster when ap.
piIcafion Ia made 20 the league.
The league was supported last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15

THESE ls.inch Centerpieces
L are stamped In attractive.
easily-emhroidered designs on cot
ton crash. In white and natural
color or heavy white art cotton.
Special zoe each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15
Blaine TO talk
BASIN PROJECT
viii Confer With Spokane
Citizens

SPOKANE. Sept. he. r. Blaine
Of Seattle. for nearly two years
representative Of the West at tho
national capital on behalf OF the
smith McNary land bill. will be n spo.
kane visitor next Tuesday. according
to word received at tho Chamber Of
Commerce Wednesday. During his
visit Mr.. Blaine will be tho guest Of
honor at dinner. and win meet
with representatives OF the Columbia
basin project and local reclamation
and irrigation committee concerning
the reclamation and distribution OF
lands In the Northwest.
Blaine is credited with the compila-
ton Of the Smith. McNary bill and Is
one Of the best informed men In the
Northwest on land questions. affect.
ing tho district.
Blaine will make n short talk nj
the weekly luncheon of the Chamber
Of Commerce on the day of his visit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15

For 10 years. Louis Kretlow OF
Chicago has been teaching dancing.
During that time he has kept n
chart Of tho rise and fall Of the
dance. and he says he can recon
struct the history Of the past 70
years much more accurately from
his map than from memory or
books.
"For the past 10 years. the dance
has sunk consistently and rapidly,
until II reached tho lowest possible
level In the season Of 1921 and
1872. 1t lost ali grace. beauty. req
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15
ELMER A. spEnKy, inventor OF

the sperry gyroscope. the gyfoscopic
compass and other ship and airpiane
appliances, WIS 10 arrive In Seattle
Friday with Mrs Sperry. en- route 70
Tokyo. where Mr.. Sperry IL 20 have
conferred upon him the order OF the
Rising Sun by the mikado. Mr.. ana
Mrs. sperry viii leave Seattle satur'
day on the Admiral liner President
Grant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15
LET NE NAME HIM,
MAYOR BROWN BEGS

Urging that ne be given a free
hand IN selecting a street superin.
tendeni, Mayor Brown. In a sealed
communication 20 the city coun.
eff. asacrts that the street depart
ment In drifting along with no
head. The mayor indicated that
he IL still hopeful that the council
will reconsider lts rejection Of HIS
appointment u Carl Gsssman.
The New York herald., 1922-04-09
BUILDING MATERIAL.
CATERER.

SIfINGLES-Slate surface shingies; .acrlfic
RuBBER ROOFING CO. 8 Cortland :
Cnrt. 400.
The New York herald., 1922-04-09

OLD established importing corporation Of
fers an unusual opportunity TO an indi-
vidual or firm financially able to take ex-
elusive selling agency for the United States
on n speciality that is In great demand: now
selling in the largest department and spe-
cialty stores: recorders from all sources show
unlimited possibilities which on account OF
our other importations we cannot exploit TO
the full extent: ample capital and organiza-
tion TO properly conduct business absolute
ly essential; capital requirements nj least
$50. 900; no brokers; principals only. Q. r..
1858 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-04-09

SALESMAN covering Middle West desires
lines on strictly commission basis; has
strong following with wholesale notion
houses department stores. hardware, drug
rundries and sporting goods. u 2010 Herald
Herald M
EOCll ESTER resident representative desires
permanent connection with good live firm
Ia sales capacity, handling their interest In
Rochester; VIII be In New York until April
TO- For interviews write II. J. NJ, room i14
World Bldg.. New York.
FAHMER.- italian of lrgh birth. graduate ~
agricultural college. with experience Wishes
70 operate farm for or with owner ON so per
cent. commission basis highest referencaa.
York city.
The New York herald., 1922-04-09

business gold mine for the man with
$500 or more 10 invest I need 80. 900 adj
ditional capital TO take care OF new business
that VIII show permanent yearly profits OF
better ethan $4,000. catTnpte based on years
or experience. this Is high class protected
investment offering open 10 anybody that
can furnish references. g D07 Herald. Full
ton St.
The New York herald., 1922-04-09

MILLION DOLLAR OPPORTUNITY
a large growing corporation with phe-
nomenai possibilities. headed by man
out the ". 81, who has accomplished
things, seeks live associates who can at
this time acquire n very substantial inter-
est IN this corporation; Investment $780,
900. active or otherwise: personal inter-
view only. . 1873 Herald, Herald tq.
The New York herald., 1922-04-09

DELAWARE corporation organized 20 pur-
chase, consolidate and develop producing
oil and natural gas properties and proven
leases offers to legitimate investors limited
number 4 per cent 10 year debenturc bond.
guaranteed by responsible underwater. ac-
denominations $50. 800 and $500 full par
ticulars to Interested persons; $4,000 invest
ment secures secretaryship; s25, 900 each. au-
ditor, vice-presIdent and general fieldman
subject qualifications. For interview. ID 510
Herald, $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-04-09

ACTIVE. or Inactive, partner wanted
with capital 10 establish commission
brokerage business with member
Consolidated Stock Exchange Of ~. Y:
highest banking and business refer
cnces given and required. O $50
Herald, Fulton st.
The New York herald., 1922-04-09

STORE-General merchandise, doing a bust
ness OF $4,000 year. want TO retire from
business; store fully stocked horses, wagons
and about five acres OF ground where the
store stands, with living apartments up
stairs; chance for live man, property.
business. store and outbuildings can be pur-
chased for $25 900: part can remain on mort
gage; on the panbury division, 30 miles from
for interview MERCHANTS SUPPLY COM
PANY. Wilton. Conn.
ESTARLIsHED hotel, North Asbury Park,
two blocks from Boardwalk; can be bought
for Si2 600: only $40 900 cash required: 20
guest rooms; fully furnished: hot and cold
running water and electric lights In every
room; large porches commanding ocean
view n real money maker for any one who
box 36l. Asbury Park. N. ].
CHANCE OF a LIFETIME.
Patent rights. dies, jigs. stock advertising
matter for sale for patented article IN United
States, Canada, Europe: big demand. big
profits, small competition: terms 10 suit.
See BLANCHARD, Hotel Continental, Broad
way and 4lst st.. New York, April 10, IL.
~ and 10.
RESTAURANT and delicatessen business
modern and fully equipped dandy location I.
viii sacrifice on account OF other business
requiring my time; terms ls arrsHgea; VIII, Write
ay.. Plalnfield NJ ]. Tel. ooI.
AM able 10 sell for less than HALF COST
three strong nulldinga leased Tor y years
70 first class manufacturing firm. only $1,000
cash required. pays over ~ per cent. net.
q 22is Herald. Herald 50.
PHYSICIAN win sell half interest IN estab-
lished electro therapeutic treatment office
state who win give half OF his time 10 the
worft. exceptional opportunity 70 right man.
Address Lock Box 60. Station r. New York
city
FOR sALE-General country store In a grow
Ing town 80 miles from New York; busi.
ness established 90 years: viii sell property
and merchandise At inventory; annual busi-
NORwALK AGENCY, INC. Norwalk. Conn
OF. lease of / 100 acres in good Kansas
field with production NIL around railroad
and townslte on land: fine proposition for
syndicate own fee, title and lease. Will sell
or give drilling contract Il. l.. MOSHER,
JR., 1925 scarritt Building. Kansas City. Mo
FOR sale-Big bargain. completely equipped,
modern. flreproof packing plant for jelies.
Jams fruits, mustard, peanut butter, beef.
cider vinegar. &C.. no competition; one hun-
dred fifty miies New York. J. Q. WALSH,
900 1th av.
BERKSHIRE hotel, accommodating T3. main
auto road NIL improvements: completely
ready for season . great future. cash re-
aured $4,000. Address letter Room $50.
ie.N 2roaoMdN.
BEAUTY culture institute. electrical treat
ment. oldest ~ Manhattan q room apart
ment With necessary equipment. experience
snnecesse try. VIII teach business: must be
sold. leaying abroad RosS. S0l Wet ~.
STOCK. fixtures, of large millinery store
buyer can release store IL dsssvsd. A p2g0
Herald. Herald sq
The New York herald., 1922-04-09

LARGE Pennsylvania Corporation de-
sires 20 have bids from Bankers or
responsible Brokers on $500. 900 issue
800 OoO 90 mortgage borda to yield
8 TO 9es 500. 10000 preferred stock
yielding Tes Sio0,0oo.0o Common Stock
which has paid 6c6 past two years
To Interview president OF company ad-
dress or phone Mr.. A. A. URNANN,
Pennsylvania Hotel. all day Monday
and Tuesday.
The New York herald., 1922-04-09
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED

ADULTS. mother. son: two rooms, light
housekeeping: suburban New Jersey; k8c
month. Q 21s0 Herald, Herald so.
WEST Side. suitable for Doctors office /:
must be very reasonable; give particulars
w. s.. 260 Herald. Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1922-04-09
PATENT ATTORNEYS.


PATENTs-write for free Illustrated guide
books and RECORD OF INVENTION
BLANK. Send model or sketch and descrip.
tion OF your invention for our opinion OF It's
ratentable nature free. HIGHEST REFER
ENCES; PROMPT ATTENTION: REASON
ABLE TERMS. VICTOR j. EVANS & Co.
New York offices. 1908 Woolworth Building
Phone Barclay 6474. Main office. s54 9th,
Washington. D. @.
PATENTS PROCURED = TRADE MARKS
REGISTERED. A comprehensive. expert
enced, prompt service for the protection and
development of your idea. Full information,
advice and form ITO Record Your Invention
free request. RICHARD B. OWEN.
Fl 2276 Woolworth Bldg. Phone Barclay 1894.
PATENTS-Send for free booklet: highest
references. best results, promptness as
sured. WATSON r. COLEMAN, Patent Law
yer. ia r St. WASHINGTON. y. @.
PATENTS, trade marks, designs best work.
lowest prices; consultation free: 80 years
experience. Call send for Book No. A.
EDGAR TATE CO.. PAS B'way, New York.
The New York herald., 1922-04-09
rwn cnocERY STORES.

TWO GROCERY STORES.
One located I'm city on the Hudson River,
other in mill town village; must sell one
or the other: both the best in town: come
and sec for yourself: both established for
40 years: an exceptional opportunity; the in
come starts the minute II Is taken over
stock sold less than cost. Write at once for
full particulars.
LLOYD M. HALLENBECK,
Greendal lie -on- the Hudson, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-04-09

IRISH FREE eTATT-Now book
ing orders ut Sc. in the 25c., for lat
and current issues Irish Free State
Stamps; Send commissions MICHAEL
O'DONNELL, ~ Leinster Square,
Rathmines, Dublin, Ireland.
The New York herald., 1922-04-09

CANARIEs, FINE SINGERS ss
MCCARTHY. 2703 Sth nv. Aud. G4pn.
POMERANIAN puppies, chocolate orange
orange sabes no dealers. III w J4th 81.
FOUR beautiful Persian male kittens pedE
greed. Apartment l. IL West ssth IT.
The New York herald., 1922-04-09
BEAUTY CULTURE.

/ ENGLISH woman. knowledge facial treat.
ment, desires patrons. Address HERBERT
/ 2ta West fpfb
The New York herald., 1922-04-09

SUMMER boarders and week end parties 90
commodated fine location good fishing
near three lakes: best OF service; all Inn
provcments: first class table. Crossroads
Inn, State road, Congers. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-04-09

sunny REST sANlTAnItfNr.
bs4 Palisade av.. Yonkers. ~ Y.
Hirh class home for invalds. cnrvalescent,
and aged. under medical supervision: mod.
crate rates. Phone yovwcrr Snsa
TIE pEpPERDAr.
Main and Echo ava. New Rochclie family
hotel, open year round; rates. single. SOS
double, sf5 up near beach. 80 minutes
GRAND Central Phone New Rochelle 2os4.
The New York herald., 1922-04-09
BOARD & LODGING WANTED.

COMPETENT party to take care OF back
ward boy: 10 years of age prefer one who
Is capable and accustomed to taking care OF
such children. 1884 Herald. 2s0 Bway.
The New York herald., 1922-04-09
FURNITURE-PRIyATE

HIGH grade American walnut dining room
set; also brass bed glass tops and cretonne
covers reasonable GfNSBERGs, r0i West
lIIth ST. apt. 81. Tel. Wadsworth 242o.