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New-York tribune., 1922-12-19

Of Europe he was wounded Eve tines.
when he was mustered out Of the scrv-
ice he held the rank Of Lieutenant.
After the war he resumed his hunting
expeditions. and recently. seeking TO-
learn what the feelings Of the Irish
were toward the nobility. walked
through the streets Of Dublin with Cap
tain A. v Coles. who accompanied him
last night. and was delighted 10 hhd
that he was regarded with the utmost
courtesy and respect. Captain Coles
said he expected their bodies 20 be
picked up shortly after they were rec
ognized
While In this city the duke will stay
at the Ritz.Carlton. lie expects 10 re-
main in this country about a month.
The Baltic had rough voyage 20
this port from Liverpool and was de-
layed q day bv the head winds, rough
seas and squalls She brought $500
bags Of mail.
Others on the shin included Harry
Green. tho actor who recently pur.
ehasod "OlG Bill. n. Pr FOR Sam Har-
ris. whc g. making his frst visit here
ir Ureo years after having starred IN
WELCOME Stranger" abroad. Vaughn
Jealous. OF the American Woolcn Com
pany; Robert 49, Pitt jr., wool buyer;
Miss Nancy dc Scgundo. here 20 visit
her brother IN Miami, accompanied by
4. de- Segundo. her father. ard Miss
Louise Paisley. OF Mount Vernon.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Dry Agents, $50 Strong,
Chicago's Christmas Gift

CHICAGO, Dec. is.-Chieagoans with
hopes Of a wet Christmas and New
Years received a shock to-day, when
Colonel l.. G.. Nutt arrived from Wash
ington In advance Of a force OF $50
picked prohibition agents who have
been assigned 70 make TIE city dry.
In his first announcement he de-
elnrcd that "Chicago's reputation for
laughing az the law will get a blow
that viii hurt" and predicted that the
Jail and police stations would be filled
with bootlcEgers and hip liquor ear
riers before Christmas morning.
After a conference between Colonel
Mutt and Roscoe Andrews, acting pro-
hibition director Of the state. IL was
learned that tables have been reserved
in all the leading hotels and eabarets
for the prohibition agents, who will in
cludc a score OF women.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
x.POliceman Convicted
OF Assault on Veterans

Robert Smith. former policeman,
who was a special officer az Ebbets
Field. Brooklyn. last summer, was con-
victcd OF assault in the third degree
Yesterday in County Court. Brooklyn,
on complaint OF Henry Straub and
Frank J Flower. disabled veterans OF
the World War.
The plaintiffs were a. ball game
40 Ebbets Field last June when a
shower came M. Other occupants of
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19

IN $4,000 bail pending a new trial.
He had not obtained bail up TO late
last night
Before Judge Johnstone made his de-
cision several witnesses were called 10
testify 20 Brnid's whereabouts. His
partner and members Of his family, in
cluding his nine.ycar-old son, testified
that with Mrs. Braid he had left home
q week ago, expecting 20 return last
Ihuraday. but had not been seen since.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Search Women for Arms

JACKSON. NY Dec. ia depar-
iurp in the not unusual practice of
so sarchinC for weapons on men who
enter tho Court House 70 witness mur-
der triale here occurred to-day when
women spectators also were required
10 unccrgo an examination at the
lands OF an especially appointed
woman deputy sheriff.
The case on trial g that OF Elcancy
Wilson and Latham Clcmons, charged
with murder in connection with Tho
elayire o. Green Watkins. o deputy
sheriff Watkins was killed when o.
rartv a. deputies and prohibition
scrntt was amhushcd ia tac rioun;~ir-,
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19

the bleaehers, able 10 move more
quickly. jostled the veterans in the
rush FOR the gate and Straub and
Flower south shelter beneath the sets.
Smith found them there, they said.
and because they did not obey az once
his command 10 get out, knocked them
down and kicked them. They said the
authorities at the field refused 20 give
them Smiths name and they had the
District Attorney take up the case.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Ieinster Here
70 Plan Ketch
Race Over Sea
IN Sportsman and Com.
modere W. W. Nuiiing of
American Cruising Club
i Compete Next Spring

mike Of Leinster, European
~ -, and hereditary King OF Ire
- .,,es here last night on the
y, s,,, lined Baltic % complete ar
s'' s'..,, u.,h william Wsshburn
n'i eonmodore Of the Cruising
sse- .mcr.ea. log a race between
'' - IN q small kcteh. the size
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Had i2O,9oo Acrcs Near Dublin

The Dukc 81 Le'nsicr = tho twenty
seventh Earl of kildair aad is tnc
.ovcuih TO hold bis present dtic. Be-
-c-c the Irish Frcc State came into
existence he wa the owncr OF 10000
acres or an estate a. Crto1. near Dub.
l'n. To-day be- has but 1900 acres,
.ac remainder having been taken over
by the Irish Land Commission and
sold.
During the war no refused q com
mission and enlisted with the Irish
Guards and in the fighting in The south
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19

Of which vs. 20 be determined. Mr..
Nutiing. several members Of his club
and Leon c. Weinstock, State Commits
sioner Of Prisons, met the duke at the
pier
Although only thirty years old. the
aake, being imbued with the spirit
OF adventure. said that he had tried
everything ia life that might give him
a thrill with the possible exception Of
doing stunts IN an airplane. which.
after all. would not be 80 exciting. he
thought. and now he dcsircs 10 do
something which "has not been done
very often" SO when the challenge
Tor a race m the kctch was submitted
he said he accepted without hesitancy
and viii agree TO any terms Mr. Nut
ting may ask.
A. far as I am. concerned" the duke
said lsft night II should be perfectly
willing TO sail ccross the ocean alone.
Ia fact, that was tho original under
standing. but later. through commuEi-
cations. Mr. Nutting and thought n
would be more advisable to have some
ono accompany US. Just who my part
ncr Viii be remains 20 b gecn.
May Build krtch Hero
II have several kctrhcs OF my own,
SIC lhc Scolopax. which Is thirty eight
'rct iorg aud has p twelve-foot bcam.
eh'ch ! may employ. for ! have rsed
in ireland. Personally ] should
yrc Ter one like that which 81 Of twclv,
ons, but certainly u would be unwiss
% consider any over twenty tons. la-
mach cs the race will not begin from
,NCw York until next NAV or juno. !
have not as yet decided whether ] shall
bline my kctch to this country or have
nc constructed here
AskJd what tho goal would Be the
'y-kc replied England is good enough
3r me. or maybe Ireland. or any place
,e frst sight. / believe we should be-
bic 10 cross The ocean in anywhere from
drcc 90 six weeks thc time depending
tircly upon the clcmcnte."
Several months ago a., Dake OF
tairstcr startled England b. racine
~ainst time in an automobile from
london 10 Aberdeen. covering the dis
.cncc u $50 miios in fourteen and n
glf hogrs lie woa thc wager, 5000,
with "a British noblcma2 whose nemo
no declined TO tivulge by only thirty
riuu.cs, The train timc being hitccn
hours between the two points Ih
capadc was taken zip b. Lord Curaor
,r Parliament who demanded that The
9etc be- punished. but tac matter wa
e'icrward dropped.
The Keota news., 1922-07-14
A Conservative Bank
Is a Safe Bank.
Deposseoss may rest assured their money Il In
The Farmers State Bank
OF kEOTA

the different funds. and the same hc,o,
entitled to paymcnt. s
Csll ts hereby made upon the holder,
~ tne eoove warrants to present them
Of the hfst Publication Of THE nos;cs !.
and notice is hereby given shs, jnVrr.e;
will cease to accrue after that date
RALPH ". CuRP1E.
Treasurer Of the Town Of Keot..
t Dated at Keota, Colo. June Ia, iS22
fI1t poe!tcatsoo, June q. 1a22.
Last publication, July q, 1922.
The Keota news., 1922-07-14
Ttaaspertasiea Bsas Wanted

ttouDpoeSoS1oo 49, WooSoO
NOTICE y hereby given that the
Board Of Directors Of Sehoo, District
No. e. Ksots. Colo. viii receive
sealed bids until TO p. M. Thursdsy.
July 20. for he transportation Of pupils
to The keots school. ~ follows:
Route No. ]. round trip approximate
ly q miles. twice daily. twenty days
per month. twenty to thirty children 10
be transported.
Route No. 2. round trip approximate
ly 70 miles. twice daily. twenty days
per moneh. twenty 10 thirty children 10
BE- transported.
Bids on either route should be made
for The mileage specified. with rates for
each additional mile Of travel involved
BY changes In The route authorized by
Tie Board.
Successful bidders will be required Ia
provide automobiles with properly con-
stsuessd bos bodies. equipped with
hcslsss: and TO give boods for The caro-
full aad faithful performance Of The
terms Of ehsiT contracts: the cost Of
such bootis 10 be borne BY he school
district
For further particulars inquire Of the
secretary Of ths school district Tho
Board reserves the right to reject any
OF ell hSeis.
d. T. BYRNE. Secretary
School District No. 81
Posted July 6. 1872
t'ublished 10 keota News July and II.
1872
The Keota news., 1922-07-14
Nsslee Of Special nleesies

a special meeting Of he stockholders
Of she keots Fssmess Cooperative EIe.
vatof Company b hereby called to meet
=" r. 4 n. Hall st Keots, Cole.
PfosmRt!y ct l2:3o p. m. Saturday. JuIy
i6. ly22 for the purpose Of elecline a
aitectot TO gu vacancy, md for the
ueneectioo Of such other business az
may properly come before ssid meet
A. J. w1NKLER, President
The Keota news., 1922-07-14
Call for Registered werr,.te

l. Ralph w. Currie. treasurer Of ths
Town OF keota, In pursuance Of the
authority vested In me by law, do here.
oy eau IN Tor payment al outstanding
veffents Of the Town Of Keots, therc
being sushcient funds to the credit Of
The Keota news., 1922-07-14

Mss. Fred Gucnshss icft Tucsdsy for
. visit st Lacrosse. Wis. after spend.
tnG year in Colorado wish her dsash.
tors. Mrs. I. $. Gsiflin. Of kcots. ard
Ars. Bsoes. Of Dcaser.
Mrs., n. l.. Hswcysh left thursday
fos Kansas City. because Of the death
OF hgs brother. NJ. RAIDER. in . railway
accident.
A dance orchestra hss bcsn organized
here rseen.ly. To b. known ~ The
keoss Trio" Tho players sse: Mss.
c. 2. Dram. violin: Mias Mildred tsc.
croft. piano: snd ROLAND Rums~y.
dsuma- THIS oschsesss ~ill eadsssor
to keep up with tAe late. popular dance
music. and i open for enxssvmeass.
Write Mrs C. =. Dram. kcoss: a. tel.
epAooe keoss l3.fa A dance will b.
given in 2. 4 -. hsil. following she
picture show On July -.
The Keota news., 1922-07-14
NOTICE. Soa Pu1ilcASyon
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The Keota news., 1922-07-14

Nsss Wsaaa fss Cssaty SspsFiatssd'
sat Of 0eheols
Elsie Kent. for two yeaEs supeEinten'
dent Of schools at Mum. Colo. an
nounees her candidacy for the Fepob'
iiean nomination for county s0psFinten-
dent Of schools.
Miss Kent 10 school executive Of
training and experience. She taught in
Kansas before coming to Colorado
She also taught three years in Logon
county ., Willard. before coming to
Mum. She received her education n
Kansas wssleysn ut Sslina. Kan.
Besides being = slson9 professional
woman in academic iinrs. Miss Kent
10 known thsUo0t The country for
strong athletic teams she has developed
ss Num-. being ono Of the few women
coaches Of highsehool boys basket bali
teams iu he nation.
All Of bes experience hes been in
country and small town schools of the
sort with which she would deal ~
superintendent Tribune Republican.
The Keota news., 1922-07-14

VERY0NE
should spend at least one vacation in
THE Land of Wonder"
Park-and see sights and scenes the like
of which do not exist elsewhere. BY the
way. this IS the Golden Anniversary Of
Yellowstone-P President U. S. Grant signed
the act of dedication Of Yellowstone For
the Enjoyment and Benefit Of the Peo-
pie," on March l. 1872.
Briefly. the attractions 1Se-an incompatible
climate wild animals Of numerous species Nv.
ing their natural Me yellowstone b the laSn.
est wild game preserve IN the wovid): maanth.
cent forest Wild flowers Of brilliant hues. IN
great variety and psofasioa: lakes. rivers.
waterfalls (the Great Fan k almost twice as
high as Niasasa). innumesable rivers and
creeks: aeysers. mud volcanoes. hot and min.
es1l springs. cxquisitcly colosed roofs; nossn-
tains and canyons: wonderful hotels. bungalow
camps. IN automobile ride that has 10 counter.
part in al the world. and-the Cody Road. II
you don't see the Cody Road through Tie BUD.
falow Bill Country you don't see Yellowstone.
Why not 80 this year? Take the family! De-
eide when. then let me make your reservations
50 you viii be sure o( accommodates. Ask
me how TO include Colorado without added
rail cost
The Keota news., 1922-07-14
NOTICE 1oo PUBLICATION
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b. r. tAAA O0eo II 0novuw. s.aSu,>An

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The Keota news., 1922-07-14

espest sf ~ Cse1istss sf TAe vasosss
State asak sf kessa
ss keosa. IN the State Of Colorado. n
the close of hststncss June 20. 1872
RESOURCES
Loans and dtsrupnss unsecured $40. 6Sl. Il
Loans snd discounts secured
by collateral. i............... 2. @s q
Loans on Real Essste. loo 90
nvesufsfts ss.ssss.s.sss.s Dl 40
United States Boosis ss..s..s.. 216O 90
y = .s.ssss sssss....s 916
Othss boads aud securities, and
County warrants. EAST
Furniture and fixtures. s........ i.l72 90
thanking house .............. l.NR 90
Other Real EAtste. ........... 3. .6co. 90
Due from hanks taot reserve
uSnkel.. sss.ss..s....... 81 ~
uoc from reserve banks..... 2.6M l2
Checks on other hanks. ..... i63
Cssh o" hand. ......... ...... aThes
Total g. $50. or
LIABILITIES
Capital stock oek................ 10. .ooo. 90
Safpue tund ...:............ &.l6O. On
Undivided Profits (lcss ex.
pensc and taxes paid. ..... 47b. .
tss,ls payable ..s.o..s...... $50 40
!ndtvtdosl deposits ......... IL. 400. II
Demand certificates Of deposit 6.0eO. -
Tine certificates Of deposit. $50. e6
Certified Checks............ S2l. 90
Total 60. Sp0. on
We. J.. A. Rumeey. president, and
). d. Marklcy. cashier. Of tte above
named hank. do solemnly swear that the
above statement b true 70 the oest Of
our knowledge md belief.
J. 4. RUMSEY. Pressdeos,
s. y. MARKLEY. Ceshief.
Attest: ]. A. Rumeey,
8. .. Maskley.
2. w. Cox. Director.
Subscribed and sworn 10 hsfoe, m,
this 3 day Of July, is22. Nv Com.
mission expires July a, is2a.
Seal: David ". Schoooover.
Notary Pebble.
The Keota news., 1922-07-14
<0ytCo eoo PUBLICATION
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The Keota news., 1922-07-14

espsst sf ths CseAitise sf The vasos,
State 6sak sf kesas
st keoss. In the State Of Colorado. I
The close of hsastness June 20. 1872
RESOURCES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-02
Here's Polling List


ttss-ish ave. y and r. asi.r. Isaac
tn-it'ss,, ' is,s s' ass X.
fsa-iiag *. ioth.
faa.Tta Iahegtaw blvd Russian church.
iagaffgB Tastlaks ave. City IArht sta.
lion.
laI aa8f Tastiake ave.
isk.6rs summil n.
80 ION ave ~ and ". pspnbIiesn
pasritn conversational church.
f4e..ts.s.Y.t 81. ana A.. Mercer IaueIt
school
ft.-saa istb av. NJ
sal ism n.
i.u.ss,h we nspl n lhom.. Ion,t.,,ov
school
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] T.
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esr h.ru.
fss-fssf ~ PIKE o..
fss-=fssB v Madison.
its--tIth ave. srd ~ Columbia Fire
station No. ~.
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ief~a1thT y. Madison ~.
ttss~1Slp y. Madispn,
gte@steuA ~. and ~ Maftson. ftrs tfa'
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-02
Percale Aprons
Specidl69c

Aprons smartiy styled and made
Of a fine quality % percaie. IN eolofs
Of pink. blue. lavender and assorted
plaid patterns. Formerly s5c and
ti.a5. They arc cut fun slze and
are values not 20 be had every DAY
at 00c each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-02
TWO SUICIDES
BEING PR0BED
Man and Woman Both End
Own Lives With Gas

Coroner w. ". corson was investi.
eating two suicides Tuesday. one
was woman who drank iodine and
turned on the gus ia her home. and
the other man. who took his life
by inhaling gas In a hotel room,
when William c. Jennings. daea
Fret ave n. w. returned home
Monday night. he opened his wifc's
room and found her lying ON her
bed, dead She had taken iodine
and had opened several gas Jets.
She had stuffed o towel In the
cracks OF the door.
Jennings said his wife had been
In good spirits after a visit from
her mother. Mrs. T. Thompson.
a6is Phinnoy ave. Mrs. jennings
was night operator employed by
the telephone company. Jennings
IL also telephone employe.
c. Rarbean. 90, committed suicide
In his room at the oregon hotel by
turning on gas Monday night lie
was found by tho proprietor. who
nmriled the gas escaping from the
keyhole. Bardean had pasted heavy
paper over all tho cracks Ia the
room. to make II alright lie left
a note. saying. Il am sorry 90
cause any one any annoyance. but
my time has come. There Is no one
TO notify"
Barbcsn had been IN poor health
for three months his friends said
Tho body n - the morEne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-02
The Wonderful Discovery
ECZEMINE

For eczema and skin diseases. can
now be obtained at good drug stores
here or from Joyner Drug Co. spo-
kane. for 400 per botue.--Adysr.
tiacmcnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-02
POWER co. TO
OFFER STOCK

A security Offering os the very
near future. IN which there u already
considerable interest IL forccastsd hy
tho announcement OF the Puget
Sound Power a Light Co. that Their.
has been authorized the Aai. Of
t.soo.ooo 81 per cent cumulative
prior preference stock. and that n
limited amount 81 u will be reserved
for sale In tho Puget sound district
at tho market price OF approximately
iot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-02
To Abolish
Gas!

There can he no peace on earth
for vast multitude Of people until
they get rid OF the evil effects OF gas
In the stomach and bowels.
Those distressing pains around
your heart may be due 70 gas pres
sure. That anxious, nervous feeling.
often accompanied by heart paipita-
tion. difficult breathing or a smoth-
.aring sensation. can usually be
traced TO the same source.
To secure permanent relief you
must abolish gas--prevcnt It's forma-
ton. This may he done bv taking
BaaImann Gas Tablets. which act
directly upon the set OF nerves con-
trolling the digestive function. and
quickly assist In removing tho cause
OF tho trouble,
Baaimann's Gas Tablets are per-
fectiy harmless, but wonderfully ef-
fective. The first dose will prove
their exceptional merit. Get pack
age today and enjoy some real relief.
Genuine Baalmann's Gas Tablets
come only IN the yellow package.
price one dollar, Sold by Bartell
Drug Go. and leading druggists
everywhere. ]. Baalmann. Chemist.
San Francisco. ---Advcrtisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-02

"TIZ" is wonderful for tired. ach.
ing. swollen. smarting feet. Your
feet just tingle for JOY: shoes never
hurt or seem tight.
Get n box OF "TIz" now from any
druggist or department store. End
foot torture forevcIN-wcar smaller
shoes. keep your feet fresh. sweet
and happy. Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-02
Bandedu Brdssieres-2!

Brassieres Of pink mesh. in sizes 81 A.
cia. while they last zoe each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-02
Man Hurled From
Train and Killed

CENTRALiA. May ?. - william
Ualleck. %. employed by the Ford's
Prairie Coal Mining company. was
hurled from a moving train here YES
terday and killed. Earring OF cars
being switched caused him TO lose
his balance and fall TO the ruadbed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-02
Children's Rompers
.Specidl-95c

200 pairs OF Rompers for the lit
years. They are made Of plain and
some OF muslin trimmed in white I
mcriy si.25 and si.5o.
Special. each. 05c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-02
Plan Postoffice
in Central Bldg

AZ the request OF business men, a
new postal station will be established
in the lobby OF the Central building,
according 10 local postal officials
The substation viii handle money
orders. parcels post and registered
mail. Arthur l.. Hawlcy will have
full charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-02

sfs-sels CALIFORNIA; ave
zgt-tiss r W. and ". stevens st
ss9-1sst tsnd ave. :. W.
sti-~agish California ave.
zI1--garroii and Chiihsfg ave- conGrs'
Eatiansi church.
.fr--stti California ave.
sts--ssnd ave W. and Edmends ST..
jefferson school
.tse-kesk California ave.
sts-w Alaska st and ttth =. W. fire
station No. -.
st7--keef California ave.
sfx-sgss W. Morgan 81.
sfs--caiifornia ave. and Myrtle at. sGte.
wood school
ssa-siiG california ave.
ssf--Traf eth - ".
- as,h r W. and W. Kenyon.
ssa-i4th ave. = W and ". Holden ct
sgs-ioth =. W. and Trenton at. High
land Park school,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-02

out the acids
and oiso n =
that puff up
your feet. No
m tier how
hard you work.
how long YOU
dance, how far
you walk. or
how long you
remain on your
feet. =" T | n. "
brings restful
10 OF comfort.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-02
Seattle Turnverein's
Annual Demonstration

Masonic Temple. May 9Th. 500 .. M
Dancing at 1000 y. m Admission s0o.
advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-02
TIL" GLADDENS
SORE, TIRED FEET

'TIZ'' makes sore. burning. tired
feet fairly dance with delight.
Away go the aches and pains. the
corns. callouses, blisters and
bunions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-02
Habitual Criminal
Faces Life Term

Harry Kendall. thrice convicted Of
feionIe.. was ndludged an habitual
criminal Monday IN Judge c. II.
Meals department OF superior court,
and now faces life Imprisonment.
Kendall was frustrated IN an attempt
10 escape from sheriff Matt starwich
and Deputy sheriff william Downey
in the hall OF the county-city build.
ing when Downey threatened TO
shoot