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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-01

TAURAGE. Apskrities Svie
timo komisiia yra nutarusi at
einanciais metals steigti ap-
skrity iris pavyzdingas moky-
klas. Yiena jig rudeni steigia-
ma Tauragej, antra Adakavos
dvare, kane yra didelis sodas
su prudais, trecia mokykla bus
steigiama silalej.
Visos mokyklos busia apru-
pintos ivairiausiais mokslo pa
buklais ir tu mokyklq vedejais
bus skiriami gerai prityre mo-
kytojai. Be svietimo Ministe-
rijos algq dar saviyaldybi
duosianti items mokytojams
priedus.
Taurageje prie mokytojq
metiniq kursQ ruosiamas ma
mas eksperimentalines psicho-
logijos kabinetas, reikalingos
kabinetui priemones jau Ber-
lyme uzsakytos, If dalis, ju jau
parejo. su kabinetu susipa-
zinti il juo naudotis gales visi
apskrities mokytojai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-01
VoKIEcIU KABINETo
KRIZIS PRAEJO.
Visos partijos eina su Wirth.

BFIRLYNAS, birz. 1.
Ana diena Vokietijos kanclle-
ris Wirth Reichstage ka1bejo
apie Genoa konferenc1a IL
apie padaryma su bolsevikais
ekonomin6s sutarties.
IAamus kai-kuriuos pavie-
MUS Reichstago narius visos
politin6s partijQs patvirtino
kancleriui nuveikImus konfe-
rencijoj.
Padaryta sutarti su bolsevi-
kais patvirtino net reakcionle-
rial ir radikalai.
Kuomet balsuota pasitikeji-
mo reiSkimo klausime, tik kali
kurie pavieniai nariai pasiro-
de prieSingi Wirtho .kabinetuL.
Krizis Nbuvo pramatomas.
Tokia pabaiga toll grazu ne
buvo nujauciama. Spauda IS
kalno sprend6, kad del Genoa
konferencijos ir tos Rapallo
sutarties Wirtho kabneta tu-
res paliesti krizis.
Laikrasciai nusak6, kad kan
clieriui pirmiausia pasiprle-
Sins nacionalistQ partija, pas
kui prize jos prisid6s liaudles
skaitlinga partija.
Bet kuomet kanclieris iSals-
kino Vokiet. pad6tl II santar-
YES valstybiQ veikima, Reichs-
tago nariai pilnai sutiko su 10
vedamqja politika.
YpaG neSmagus daiktas bu-
70 vokieGiams, kad net tokios
Suv. Valstijos buvo apleidu-
sios Vokietijq svarbiame mo-
mente, kuomet PranclJos de-
legatai konferenciJoJe buvo
nesukalbami,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-01

PARYZIUS, birz. l. - Pa,
kiles krizis del Eokietijos kon-
tribucijos pra6jo, kuomet Vo-
kietijos vyriausyb6 yakar at
piIdymo komisijai dave savO
paskutini zodi apie paduotQ
jai sqlygp pildyma. komslja
voheciQ pazadejma priema II
patvirtino ir tOdel PranciJa
toliau netur6s progos grumotl
Vokietijai jos naujQ plotq "
6mimu.
Vakar Gia vieSai paskelbta
Vokietijos vyriausybeS nota
tame klausime. VokietijOs no
tOJe plrllllauSla pdSahE ta' JoS
j priima paduotas jai atpll-
dymo komisijos sqlygas If tas
sQlygas pildys pagal savo Is
gales ir su visu nuOSirdumu.
Sutinka kuotrumpiausm lai-
ku sulaikyti naujQ pOperlnlll
markiQ apauzdinimQ, kaip Tx
gaus tarptautine paskolq.
Taipat biudzeto subalansa-
vimui sutinka uzd6ti aukStes-
mes ant gyventojQ mokestis-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-01

SOFIA, Bulgaria., bir. l.
Bulgarijos ,valstieciQ valdzla,
vadovaujama premiere Stam-
boulisky iSleido istatymus,
idant visos mergait6s nuo 10
Xxi 20 metu amziaus kas me-
tai varu per keturis meneslus
dirbtu valdzios nurodytus dar-
bus valstyb6s gerovei.
PanaSus istatymas valkl-
mans jau senai gyvuOja. Bet
mergait6ms tas istatymas eme
veikti tik prad6jus perelto ge-
guz6s m6nesio I diena.
Istatymu palieciacos visos
tn metu kaip vargdienes, talp
turtingos mergait6s-
Kuomet andai valdzia pas
kelb6 tn mergaiciQ mobilizacl-
ia, is turtingesnIQjQ ne vlsos
paklaus6. Is daugiau tukstan-
clio turtingesnip mergaiciQ at
siliepe vos Simtas.
Kitos arba visai neatslllepe
arba meIagingai painfornlaVo
valdzia, buk jos vedusios, az
ba neturincios 16 metq arba
iau peraugusios 20 metus.
Kai-kurios eina dirbti lydl-
mos sayo motinQ. MOtinos kas-
dien prie jq dirbaneiq be ME
kur nieko pras6di 8 vaiandas
If paskui kartu su dukterlms
eina namO.
Premieras Stamboulisky to-
kia padetimi nepatenklntas'
lis reikalauja, idant valstieclg
parlamentas pravestQ astrlaS
bausmea toms mergaitems, ku'
rios m6gina prasilenkti 81
darbo istatymu
Kalbama, kad Gia If kltul
daugelis turtingQ tevQ mergal,
Giu bus arestuota.
Cia BULGARIA valstieGiai tn,
ri skaitlinga suvaziavima. Pa
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-01
vOkietijOs GyVentOjams Bus
PadidintOS MOkeStyS
EUOMET GAUS PASKQLA, SULAIKYS MARKIg
SPAUzDINIMA

Vokieciai nusileido aeiQ IL
nansistQ zadejimui duoti Vo-
.kietijai didele paskolQ, taipat
aGiQ Anglijos premiere pasi-
darbavimui, kad Prancija pa
ii viena negali spausti Woke
tijos.
Anglijos premieras Lloyd
George su Prancijos, premle-
ru Poincare kelis kartus susl-
maine notomis. Reikia spdti,
kad Poincare gerai nubartas
uz 10 vedamq senov6s autokra-
tingq diplomatijQ. Nes po to
cGia tuojaus oficialiai paskelb-
ia, jog Prancija pati viena ne
'pulsianti Vokietijos, iei pasta
roji nepildysianti taikos sally
gQ.
Premieras Poincare, tai au-
tokratingas senov6s diploma
tas. Jo diplomatin6s paziuros
netinka Siai gadynei. Ir del
tn paziuru siandie jam tenka
daug kentati- TeGiaus Wis dar
nenori skirts su savO pazlu-
romis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-01
OAR VIENA NAUJANYBE

LONDONAS, birz. l. - Cia
teatrp lankyme ivedamas nau-
jas pattarkymas. zmones lei
dziami teatran dykai pasire-
infant metoda: "Uzmokek kick
nori iseidamas, jei patiko 10
Simas-" Labai reikia abejoti
apie "businessa."
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-01
PINIGU KURSAS.

a
svetimp salip pinigu verte,
mainant nemaziau $4,000 dol
81 d., buyo tokia pagal
Merchants Loan & Trust Co.
Anglijos sterl. svarui 4.45
Prancijos 100 FRANKLY 9.15
Italijos 100 liru $50
Vokietijos 100 mark. : .36A
Lietuvos 100 auksinq 1854
Lenku 100 msrkiq .O2
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-01
Gina suta14i.

"Prancuzq ir anglQ spauda
irodyti, jog Rap.ho
aatartis prisidejo prize ekono-
mines konferencijos nepavyh-
mo. Teciaus neimant domen
praktikines konferencijos pu-
ses, j turi milziniska morale
reiksme. Mes irodo, jog bile
dvi 'valstybes, trokstancios tai
Klaus sugyveninlo il bendro e
konominio veikino, visuomet
ras priemone isspresti senuo-
sius, karo pakeltus If paliktus,
klausimus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-01
'CHICAGIETIS PERKELIA-
VO SIBERIA IR RUSIJA.

RIGA, geg., 81. - Is KIM.
Jos sostin6s Pekino cia atvy,
ko buves Chicagos gyventojas
Roges Ames Burr au zmona
IL dviem, 13 If I metQ, val
kais.
Kelione per Siberija il Ru,
sija uz6me .69 dienas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-01
BUlGARU MERGAITES VARU VERGIAMOS DlRBTI


kilusios kalbos, kad visoj sa-
Iy bus ivesta valstieclp dikta-
tura.
Del to daugelis zmoniQ savo
brangenybes nori iSvezti i uz-
'sienius. Uz tai jQ dauguma
areStuojama If brangenybes
,konfiskuojamos.
Suv. Valstiju pasiuntinybe
cia stipriai saugojama pollcl-
los ir kariuomenes-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-01


"Yra vaizdziai irodyta," ("
sake Litvinov, 'pasiremiant
dviejq pastsrujq dienp pain
ia statistika, jog vokieeiq pre-
kiq iyezimas Rusijon yra di-
desnis uz kitq valstybiq imant
jas kartu~
"Pasaulis turi atminti tai,
jog vokieGiq pramones verte
Rusijai remiasi ne ant piniI
gu, bet ant ekonominip kre-
ditQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-01
ANGL1U UzTEKs 800 METU

JOHNSON CITY, Ill, birz.
1. Vietos aukStesniosios mo-
kyklos virSininkas Lathrop ap-
skate, kad Illinois valstijoje
anglys pasibaigsian6ios po ze-
me uz 800 metp, jei bus ka-
.sama taip, kaip 1918 metals.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-01
ABUDU KANDIDATUOJA
SENATAN.

WACO, Tex, birz. i. = Bu-
yes Texas valstijos guberna-
torius Ferguson su zmona a.
budu kandidatuoja ] S. Vals-
tijQ senate atstovus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-01
NAUJAs VoKIEcIU KRE-
DITAS BOLsEVIKAMS.

BERLYNAS, birzelio 1. :
Grup6 vokieciQ finansistQ boil
Sevikams pasiQl6 nauja kredi-
ta = 100 milionq auksiniQ
markiq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-01
GAIsRAs BR1DGEPoRTE.

Louden Machinery Co. il
Art Dress Co. butte, 1049 West
35 St, vakar kilo gaisras.
Nors veikiai uzgesintas, visgi
'padare apie $4,000 dol. nuos-
toliQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-01
O R A S

CHICAGO. = siandie gra-
zus oras; maza atmaina TEN.
peraturoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-01
PRIZES ANGLIU BRAN
GUMA.

WASHINGTON, birz. 1.
Komercijos sekretorius Ho-
over darbuojasi, idant streiko
laiku anglys nebutu brangina-
mos
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-01
BOLsEVIKAI GRUMoJA
AMERIKAI.
Nenori, kad il jiems diktuotp.

BERLYNAS, 6. 81. $50
vietp Rusijjaa mielai noretq ma
tyti dalyvaujant Suv. Valsti-
jas Hague konferencijoje, tik
su sqlyga, kad suv. Valstijos
sustos diktavusios Rusijai,
kaip pastaroji. vidujiniai tu-
retq pasitvarkyti. Jei Ameri-
ka atvyks j Hague su tlkslu
propaguoti tokia Rusijai pro
grama, kaip ild aolei daro,
tai il sulos arSesne role uz
Prancijq mieste Genoa.
Tiap cia pareiske bolsevikQ
delegacijos mieste Genoa ma
rvs Maxim Litvinov.
Remia vokietija.
Litvinov taipat pareiske,
jog Vokietijos dalyvayimas
Rusijos atstatyme nera taip
mazai reisliantis kaip apie
tai pranese Anglijos premie-
ras Lloyd George parlamente.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-01

eaitGtiS3s ~ '-a-.''~'S ".,.''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-24

gnIned. Yes. he thought II was siiil
daylight. Sometimes he feemed TO
feel the sunlight on his face. lie
was not cold now. and even the pain
was gone from his lips and thighs.
lie was mistaken IN this. however.
The pain still sent It's fearful mes
sagen 10 his brain. but IN his grow
ing stupor he was no longer aware
OF them. Even HE hard d'd'''
him now. lie wondered II II were
frozen. yet II WA nuii senB.tiss -
the dcprcsaions IN the drifts. II could
atiii gropc thru the snow and find
the tracks.
Il can't go on his voice suddenly
spoke aloud. Il can't go-any more. :"
Tho words seemed 20 come from
an inner man. without volition on
his part lie was a little amazed
20 hear them. Yet the time had not
yet come 20 stop and rest. The
tracks still led him on.
Always. IL seemed 20 him. he had
20 gropc longer 20 find the indenfa-
tons in the snow. The simple reason
was that the motor cenferB OF his
brain had begun 10 be impaired by
cold and exhaustion, and he could
no longer walk in a straight line. lie
found out however. that the trail
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| Newspaper ~
| ewpr<ss ASA
/ and United
/ prsss asrvscN
Jobless, Penniless and Alone
Published Daily
Nv rhs star
ruhiishins o.
rhott~ Main
esse

those immaculate dining fine art the
other night a n o horrible
pnchcd
struggle
exst in he
a pathetic bundle he uniform"
the fat blase presided cash register and who evidently
held the n
The hard pah
n fight
she had a sol In world who cared.
Did a
a
o n
o a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-24
"Sfadiur,, Bridge"
Good Name

Students at the state university
made . good suggestion In . res
sIution that WIS adopted at an as
sembly last week when they went
On record for calling the proposed
bridge across the Lake Washing
ton canal, Mt the campus. sta
dunn Bridge" instead Of ''MonilaIse
Bridge"
Stadium Bridge II more dcserip-
tive. It makes clear where the
structure would stand.
MontIake Is not a particularly
beautiful coinage and not especial
" appropriate there.
The Star would like to see the
city council grant the students re-
guest. And after adopting the
name, why not revive the bridge
project, and get construction
stsrtedi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-24

usually lay 10 the right rather than
10 his left. He was taking a ahortsr
step with hia left than with hia risht
the same tendency that oftsn
makes "a tried uoodsman walk In a
great ciroi9~-and he thus bore con.
siantiy "a the left Boon n became
necessary 10 drop his formula down
10 six. then 10 the original five.
On and on. thru the long hours.
But the fight WIS almost done. Ex.
hausfion and hunger. hut cold most
81 all. were swiftly breaking him
down. lie advanced with staggering
steps.
The indeniations were NOR. shaL
low now. The point where he had
begun % break thru the snow crus,.
because Of the softening SNOW was
passed long ago; only because be was
in a valley sheltered from the wind
were the tracks manifest Al all.
The time came az last when he
could no longer get upon his feet.
And now, like Tithonus who could
not die. he crawied along tho snow.
flDf frau Oh MS IhiAA- anu bfff4.
II can't go on" he told himself.
I'm thru" Yet always his muscles
made one movement more.
Suddenly he missed the trail His
hand CROPPED In vain over the whifs
crust. lie crept on n few more feet,
then as ever. began 10 circle. Soon
his hand found an indentafiori in the
snow crust. and he started 10 cre~p
forward again.
But slowly the conviction grev
upon him that he WAS crawling In .
small circle--the very circle he had
just made. Some way, he had missed
the snowshoe trail. Hs did not re-
member how on his journey out he
had once been obliged 10 bscktrzek
a hundred yards and start on al a
new angie. III. had merely come 70
that point from which he had turned
back. He could not find the trail
Turn 10 Page n. Column u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-24

plea for . poll tar II was given
out that Il was needed 10 pay
the soldier bonus which had bern
approved BY the people. Yet .
direct tar OF one mill 10 cover
this expenditure was made by tho
legislature. and according 10 ~
port. the state officers arc credit
Ing tho poll tar revenues To other
funds 20 that tho government can
make . show Of economy In 70
gard TO direct taxes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-24
Little Lander's" Experience

pay check cover our expenses.
When We lived In the city II took
almos, every cent Of my husbands
monthly check to cover house rent
fuel light water. insurance. lodge
duea. rros~ries and milk bills. ieav-
ms q mighu little 10 dr~as and send
three children to school We found
40 Just simply had 10 get out OF
town 20 my husband hunted around
and finally found two ana a half
acres Of land near Pacific CITY.
which lies IN the Puyallup valley,
between Seattle and Tacoma
II wss about m tourh q looking
proposition az one would want 20
see- Ono aero partly cleared. cut up
with deep slourhs IN which water
was always lying. but We got the
land on tho installnent plan. paying
for Il Ike small rent and II In rood
land now that IL Ia properly dItehcd
and drained
The land had no buildings 81 any
Mind on u. but ~e rented a iitiie
house close by. and my husband was
fortunate in securing day labor on
the Northern Pacific railroad.
He worked every minute IN oouid
spare on this land and I got some
chickens 10 help out with tho egg
and meat problem By cint Of saw.
Ing we rot a four room bungalow up
the first year. also got the land
pio~~d and lnio garden. and partly
ses out In strawt~rrioa and raspb1r.
r4ea After the garden came on. the
little ones and dh norne of the
nshter cuitlvatinK and I found that
my grocery bills amounted TO a
ridiculously small sum. and am
ucver ashamed Of tho table I set
either. for 20 always have plcn,y
OF wnoiesoms food.
Last year we made . neat little
sum from the sale Of our berries. BE-
sic~s the 400 quarts canned for
home us..
! ind I can buy rnlr,< ard butter
cheaper her~ and also most kinds Of
meat aitho we hAy~ chickens Of our
own to KIN most any tina.
We are s,ili paying on our house.
but nons Of US have ever regretted
the rtsp we took when ~ came out
here. 70 II seem. that tho little
Lander IL one Of the ways to beat
the II. G. of l..
Please do not think that am
boosting this val-y particularly or
that ! have any land 20 cell for I
haven't am simply saying that
n n person has tho pep" and stick.
toit-ivenszs. they can make a sue.
cess Of the little place. can make the
small pay check cover expenses. and
have a pieasanter. mor~ heni,hfui.
and freofrom-worry existence.
MRS +. NJ. CROWN.
Sumner. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-24
Many Dodge
Poll Tax

CSrom the BcIlingham HerAid)
Undoubtedly the poll tau Law
h the least popular Law In WASH
ingion to-day. Whatever may be IL
merits OF dcmcriix.
One Of the most forcibie argu-
ments In favor Of the law WAS
that IL would tar the man who
pays no taxcs--the floster. Last
year IL brought into the state and
counties where 10 was collected
s..5oo. 900 from persons between
81 and so years Of age Thus
5oe.eeo persons paid the tar. But
theusands Of persous paid nothing
and those thousands chiefly WIN
the -feaser~.' persons who could
not pay and deiiborSts tar
dodgers In King county alone
there sre 1900 per~ons from
whom no collection was made In
1921. Probably tho proportion is
about the same In other counties.
Tho difficulty Of collecting may
be greater this year. for since
most Of the 1871 collections were
made the attorney generals Office
ruled that community property
cannot be held liable for the tar.
Unless . wife has separate prop
erty she cannot be compelled TO
pay Altho the husband may pay
on his own account The real ef.
feet OF the Law and the interpretS
tions placed upon Il, according 10
its opponents Is that the tar can
be collected only from persons
who own property-~eparate from
community property-snd from
employers. The tar not only IL
. lien ON property but employers
are held Liable for the tar Of
persons on their psyroIIS The
employees may possibly be able TO
escape legally and the penalty at
taohes. not to the evader. but 10
his employer.
When Governcr Hart made his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-24
One Man Who
Spoke His Mind

New That Newberry IL safely
oeated In his bcught-and.paid.f for.
o3oo.ooo chair In the United States
oeanlA let's look about us and SEC
wAe. among the leaders Of public
eOinisa IN this state. helped most
= the fight for . clean senate.
One figure stands out promi-
uratly. II Is that Of w. II. Paul
hamus. Of ruyaiiup and Sumner.
-PssI---shsi's the way he IL
Known In the valley. and every
where else that folks really know
hkn-denouneed Newberry. lie
~ Il in Rcosevcitizn style. lie
ahst . fiery telegram to senator
wesley l.. Jones. And Jones vot-
- against Newberry.
Scmeboty asked Psulhsmus why
~ Id not also wire Poindexter.
md his rrply was that he regard.
- AaiIes ~ . mere sage hen"
upeu whom u IL useless 10 -wAste
shotgun Shells" He believed Poin-
0sxtsg haA made up his mind 10
49, fer Newbery. Or. the Old
0unrd would scare Poindcxfer into
- He gave Peindcxt<r credit
~ shout - much spine and pro
Gressiveness ~ the well known
5slly fish. Come 10 think Of II.
Hsslhamus sized Miles NO exactly
light For the Old Guard did
sears Miles,
Pnuihamus Il now in . raccms
hospital Just undergoing . lit
he overhauling.- he says. Been
wcrkink long time and never
wAs sick . day In my life
Thought I might need . bit Of fix
Ing. Man ought 10 take care Of
his bsdy ~ wen ~ IN auto. He
en- get . new auto. but he only
has enc set Of pe>onai ma
ehInesy."
~Psul' win be ont Of the hospital
n few days, and ready 10 tackle
ssme more work. II he ever
quits working. hen die His de-
termination. ability and courage arc
largely responsible for the great
development Of the PuyaIIup val
ley and the building Of the great
canning enterprise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-24
Grade Crossing
Doomed

Announcement By the secretary
Of agriculture that the deadly
Er,ds crossing must 70 .. ne
roads 10 b. buIit thru the sperS
tisu Of ths federal aid highway
srt, h good newa
last year Loco human besurs
wvre killed NJ the grade crossings
In the United States.
This year even these appalling
nxur~s win BE- passed because u
Is impossible 10 train . half MIL
lion new amateur ehaaffeurs an
nuAiiy under any known Or I'M
known set Of rules.
Moreover there ar. thousands
Of grade crossings 80 situated ~
10 become veritable death trnpa
and nothing less. on account Of
curving roads leading TO them.
and already obsrured By fences.
hedges or biiiboards.
Tho valley road between Seattle
and Tacoma 10 . fragrant example
Of how bad. conditions can be
made by toierating grade cross
inga
The grade crossing. like tire
American saloon. is purely
American institution. We Invent
ed tho devilish thing. IL IL up 10
rs to get rid Of II. not only by
building no more bat. better still,
BY destroying those ALREADY in
existence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-24
Just take down the
receiver-repeat the words
main $500" "a The oner.tor

WV " TIC operator
the magic words that in a few mo-
ments brings to your door Yellow Taxi
The service vehicle of a quarter of a
million dollar organization-an organiza-
uon whose every endeavor is toward
serving patrons in the best possible man.
ner--an organization that win NOT tol.
crate any but courteous, competent driv.
ers-an organization that carries indem-
nifty insurance for you to the extent of
$4,000 while an occupant of one of IFS
cabs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-24
Poultry Show
a Success

Editor Tho Star
We want To extend our thanks "a
you for the great publicity that you
gave tho Seattle Poultry show dur.
Ing the week OF January 20 s
Thru the help you gave us. we wre
able 10 como out with small fund,
after n heavy expense. that will en-.
able us TO start In for q big show
next winter.
Again thanking you. we are.
your truly. r. c. SIMPSON.
Secretary.
II. II. COLLIER.
Superintendent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-24
LETTERS 10 EDITOR
Milk Prices Controlled?

Editor The Star.
Tip To about q week ago milk waa
sold In the different stores and mar.
kets al various prices. Since n Ger
tain Wholesale dairy has bought out
and amalgamated tho small dairies.
the price OF milk has become fixed
and no retailer OF milk Ia permitted
10 sell any milk for leAs than IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-24

cents quart under thrcats tina,
they VII not be able TO procure
milk At all II this price In changed.
I therefore ask you 10 look into
this matter as I would like Ia
know II my opinion is right AZ I
believe this n violation OF the
Sherman antitrust law.
a STAR READER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-24
'A&eHerhon,
FVR1DGE WANN

Dear Folks:
do not often a moving pcur. show bu, pou
- N'e "he OF contriVe TO and
haven't got choice except TO heed voice
90 hat Is why, the other day. Rodent
ABOUT modern Yankee King
court and with It's wit mrth surely rot INV
N. ~'' 80 ny
saw MEDIEVAL nght In which the endorsed knight
anu neh inc words that met the king
married guy--He must be anything knirbt
Off" eaid ing ~ 50 ~"s"'
ana tnn the KING went out dsguised
.u no iouhd mat kngy died robes were
"~' '1'' 4"
And then around quite to murmur Ain, n
uuef The only thing that they alan ~
onnehy-and yet think the brings a thought for other
folks than kings $50 W. "''''
for even nov" we set goal nstead ~
souI
ago. and vapd knaves throne while kings go psn
by unknown ~ ~ '4'"s
M~s1aae .M:ae.'~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-24
LEARN A WORD
EVERY DAY
Today's word is DENOTE.

Today's word In DENOTE,
It's pronounced-de.m with &C.
cent on the last syllable.
II means-to reduce TO a lower
rank, grade or standing.
II comes from--Latin, de" down.
and "movere," 10 move.
It's used like thls--"The officer
was denoted from the rank OF ma Tor
= that Of captain"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-24
Editor The Star

Tts argument regarding the $3.50
n day existence In what caused me
10 take my trunty pen In hand and
tert~ tho people how We solved the
problem OF making the shrinking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-24

7 scfu cote at any time for a I1io
that shah forbid the use Of dollar
IN elections IN excess Of the amount
Seeded 10 provide tickets and poll
ING booths and to pay actual err
1essea - Senator Mclean (R.J.
Conn.