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The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-09-27
ANNOUNCEMENT

wish to let the voters OF the Coun-
ty know that l was nominated as a
candidate for the office Of Assessor
on the Republican ticket. l am aware
of the fact that candidates frequently
make prediction promises that they
find are hard to keep, and the voter,
generally, does not put a great amount
OF confidence in such promises.
Nevertheless. want the people OF
Custer County to know that if am E.
lected to the office Of Assessor 1 in
tend to and will do everything posi-
bly, can to lower the expenses of the
office so far as efficient service will
permit l ask your support in the
general election and thank all those
who supported me at the primary.
Respectfully yours,
JOHN W. STEPHENS
Republican Candidate for Assessor
Join the Industrial Association.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-09-27
ITEMS ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW

Say it with printers ink.
Have you registered yet?
Band Boys Dance Sept, 18th.
The Mackay Fair begins today.
Band Boys Dance. September Is.
Subscribe for The Messenger now
Challis is going ahead with bang!
Please pay your subscription!
Big sale on of 3ox31k tires at the
Keystone Garage, Challis.
rhe dollar that leaves town never
eturns.-Buy at home
Big sale on Of 3Ox31a tires at the
Keystone Garage, Challis.
M. A. Brown was on the sick list
the latter part of last week.
FOR SALE: 100 tons of good Tim
othy hay Will feed it for $500 per
ton. WARD JONES.
The front of the Challis Rooming
House has been treated to a coat OF
paint.
Ed. Morgan of Mackay. is employed
on the new school house construction
work.
TO ANY STOCKMAN: Ny ranch
for rent for a year. Phone VIM. Nc
Clure, Clayton, Idaho.
We turn out Just as good printing
as you can get anywhere and give you
Salt Lake prices on it.
Miss Beatrice Foley left last Satur-
day morning for Pocatello where
she will attend the Tech.
John Malm and wife came down
from their homo above Clayton last
week for a short visit with relatives
and friends.
Erik Burstedt was at Mackay sew
eral days last week packing the store
fixtures which Rodger Brasseur had
purchased there.
Jim Marker came down from Bay
horse last week, suffering with a
mashed foot which he is having treat
ed by DR.. Kirtley.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-09-27
Ire ounI ~ vieH.

ahS St'-N NJ
One Of the most curious things about
American politics is that without a
single historical exception u partisan
Is invariably a member OF the other
party.-Washington Post.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-09-27

AUTO PARTS & SPECIALITY CO.
1877 A St. Idaho Falls, Idaho
New and used parts for every make
of car
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-09-27
Quickly Gone.

an this life nothing is permanent
but change" remarks philosopher
Ours Is very fieeting."-Boston Tran
script
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-09-27
For Husbands Only.

Easiest way to get over Il message
to friend wife is TO pretend you are
talking in your sleep !-Brooklyn
Eagle.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-09-27
ScraSEGSS.

It is well to dust furniture before
snplying furniture polish. Otherwise.
little particles of dust may result in
scratches when they are rubbed over.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-09-27
Must Be Paid.

AS a rule. the piper does not extend
long credit. He has 4 habit of col
Getting promptly.-BoSton Trarsrript.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-09-27

Stop at the Custer Hotel-Mackay
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-09-27
No Descendants Of These Great

There are no living descendants d
Shakespeare, Cowper. Dryden, Swift
CaRsesr, Pope, shelley o. esrsa'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
WILL HELP VETS
TO SECURE JOBS
Local Bureau 10 Begin Big
Campaign Aug. Fl

For the purpose 81 securing en-.
ploymsnt for disabled war veterans
who have been rehabitltated voca.
tlonaily. a campaign will be conduct.
sd thruou, the Norihwes, Angus, n
20 16 By the United States veterans
bureau. according 20 a. v. McCabs.
district head of the newly organized
employment section % the bureau.
More than 300 veterans of Washing.
ton. oregon and Idaho have com.
plesed their training courses and sew
srai hundred mare are scheduled 10
finlnh their vocational work within
tho neat two or three months. he
stated.
These fellows who could not carry
on their pr~-wnr vacations because
% war injuries surely deserve con-
zideration tn the matter % employ.
menf.~ said McCAbs. They have
struggled for months and IN many
cases years 90 master a new cccupas
tlon. However. VIZ are not asking
employers TO hire these veterans for
sentimental reasons but rather he
cause they are new capable office
workers. tFadexnen or Industrial
workers. The veterans bureau
vouchr- that The rshnbiii,ased service
man will hold down the Job he II
recommended for"
Employers are urged 20 r~t IN
touch with on~ ~ tho branch offices
81 the veterans bur~au located IN
seattle. Portland. SPOKANE. Tacoma.
noiss and pocnteiic during ~sctsr-
ans Employment week"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12

Satin csvs Tsrrainsi--f'lsr B-sn nhic-
fuaha NAFu.
American Can Co.'S Tsfminsi--Metership
coeifhs.
n.n street rssminsi-psssreysp ,ss.
Grand Tssak Pacific Tsrminsi--s,r ngo.
kane
pier ii.n fs..sr~y.rs ssi. "a. ,ia
pier ii--Htr Apsss
f'ter t--ats I@tepehs
per n--Ats Aasaissi hshsss. ctr Harold
f,oilsr
ratea Pacific rsrminai-asr Hattie Luck.
satsaeh.
rsslfle Coast Coal nunssss--fAshtship
awtftsafs
q. n HAiYpins ne.rs wsersnss sire
cross Keys. nsiishs sslvsfsdo. Latfs-
&c. Eidrtaxs. Wee, cahesss- iseniafa-
Arns =. Morse. West haFsisna. wal
hngfera.
cesns~sless street r.rmInsi--s,r v.idss.
ctr kaessiils CITY
Aiiansis street. Tsfmlpsi--Hsr steel yoy-
n,sey street Tsrnsinsi--u. n c. Durn-
side.
reaa I,syassss -ssr ~. y. Aisssn6.r. ..
a G. n Delivered.
russt asuad nftdss a prsestng Co. n,r
rett~fean.
Amss Ahiprard--asr Roosevelt.
ksfssm-U. a ~ Ns~ fosA. =. a Ok.
Tstas. Y r. ~ r asfef. e. q ssppiy
shies vsstal. Kappa h&neeek. Jasen-
Hnaf M. s--raFtrtdasats
Wtasie~ Marine uatt~sr--rtr fseif1eo.
ssr Gflffdu. sehf Msifpss. bark Bet
fact. hktn Nussatf Hatfsfds. bktn
WIN. SsfsinKhsmt. tsfn Aida Hsst.
siss. hsfEs coauisism CITY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
NICHOLS SEEKS
SENATOR'S T0CA
Father OF Good Roads viii
Open Campaign

Announcement that former State
Senator Ralph u. Nichols would run
for his former offic. was made Sat.
uriAy. Nichols filed his candidacy.
subject 10 the republican primary
lelec;ion. September Il.
Nichols, father Of the state good
reads system. the direct primary and
the Duwamish waterway system. was
formerly state senator from the 5ist
district. serving ~ years. from 1908
20 1918 continuously.
While IN the legislature he was
known a. the leader % the progress.
i've forces. lie wsH president Of the
senate in 1917 and chairman Of the
good roads committee from 1918 TO
1911.
II believe" aid Nichols. that
there ls much constructive work 10 do
In eaualszing and reducing the tax
burden. In further development Of
the road system and In aiding the
development Of the water resources
81 the state.
Il believe IN the utilization Of the
clty's water power. and that cities
should be allowed 20 dispose Of sur.
plus water power to outside munici.
pailtics.
1T also goes without saying that
arm opposed TO the poll tax
Nichols lives with his family at
4sis 37th ave. s. lie has a wife and
three children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
Russ Authority on
Flying Visits Here

Col. Pnvci Aiexandrovich Samoliv.
Russia's leading authority on aero.
naptics. was Seattle visitor satur.
day.
Col. samoliv. who speaks no Eng.
lish. il on a tour Of the United
states. TO study American airplane
construction. Tho colonel was an
acc during the world war. winning
seven decorations and flying over all
the Russian fronts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12

Public Markets


Rt.ft ~. rage ssnsftrsa cans sugar 4
ne ste. . rs sse stall a. csfnstien
er nerssn's siis. tsii rams ste. s,.ii
1891. sen-i-ss hrt.kst eera.1 bs@s. ff9s
v-si ehep.. re. fse. pat ru*ss tsr n !.
msit fsff tena~ssasn ~ sale. f,s. faes
srsstts. 2 rs. 1tes ssfnsn trouf. - n
Et.u 1871. fsssh black ed. Tee n /.
ssnslss. . ms. sae stall ~. sutstis Use
ma tlmx eeA. lee ~ fresh ssinsea. tsAe
cern. . for tt< s~sst pears ter dos
sssii %. sprsrnss sist bast sniens. 10
tss $50. stall st. h~~ potatoes. -.
use; eaians 10 rs use. Essii -. Del
Msnt~ rsisins. lie pss.s bsih sss~sreri. !
ms tsr. stan ~. c@<e@s iss n. ne
s,ei eresms. nee each
CORNER
stall "a. sstr. fsacy E~fss shsess Csc
~ fwii cream rhs~s~. sfe n. stall ~, ,
cans MAlns rafn. rae. ". 4 n. esffss.
ffc D. prun~s. lee - stall Z. iafnh
chops ife ~. best steak. Use ~. hnns-
Tees srisks' eornsd beet 80 N stat ~
fresh silver ssfnsSn. ! ne. itr. silver
ssnsiss. ite N. ne. Use sssft zee. s-f
sasps~s rss ltc. kinx ssinen. see ~ I.
hsflhut. zee ". st.ts Pike 81. h~ef stsw.
Sc ~ pot ras*t se n. ismt rhnps. .
fps. fsc stalls ief.iie fss. best sss.
ter. sisI fte Pas whe&f'e. fss. Fns
~ashtas so~dsF. fte-
SANITARY
Stall iet. puts An~firsn esns sorsr. .
ne ttr. . ras ave! Cyystat white soap. 9
bars ace. Csfnsftea ~ nordsns milk fe
each. sfsif IS. Nssinvsn cefss~. ~ n
tin Tet. xtnN-r sneps. . ne. ftr. frulf
ssfsf. 1so can esaiys ft-fs. Hhrefdsd
wheat. fte Pkg cans rs1ersi &C Co.
operative nnls. steI bars Feis Sspshs
soap. zoe. stale f8.ts-s,. iittis pis SEQ.
sage. 1fe ~. paf< lard. ftc ~. breast
~ veal. lee ~. sssu 81, nns cod. itc
NJ: ss,sits. fte n. STATS 90. ssnsu pat
sarsne. ne Sc. Ntas III. hams
baked beans. ftc PIT potato saisd. zee ~
ECONOMY
Stall Sc rur. rans eusar. ne ste q
rbs &c. stall ~. silver ssnsits ftc N +.
shad. itc ~. stalls is-gf. pat fesss. Zee
fb.s taruh roast. TEE M liver. : ms. fte.
stan st hons made sanswirh filsr. Geo
~. bone made Fnsronaatss. Gee N. stall
~. sroanf ehocSiste. zee ~ HACK pep
Per. s5r ~. stall 81. hest batter. ste n I,
sharp cheese sse 10 atalis s;-fs-t,
large diii pickles. ice den hars Fsis
Naptha scap. vac. csmpbsils soups. -
ran Stalls T-s-s. upper inriinss ~. = NJ.
coffee. s,c n. ~ J. n Tree tea. zoe n
WEsffAKg
stalls se-ff Geld Bond -four ffTs.
wessiak- Special flour. ~. stalls is.tf.
rolls toilet paper. ike. large can pask
ia-fs. pot roast. foc ~. sugar cured
bacon. ftc n. cornsd beet. Ice ~ sfafi
if,. Wisconsin sharp ehssss. ttr n.
Yakima honey. t-fh can pSc. Grown sat.
dimes. ite. stall 40. 1sc phEs. Sun
Maid rairlns. Abr. sec can corned best
9kes use can hash. fof use. an. boz
soda crackers. t9c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12

Saturdays uasfsfisae
fuvuishsd by L~xsa . nryss
sis s>c.~d Ave. sssssis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
MRS. DANIEL BoAL. A
Youth Disappears,
Foul Play Feared

The disappearance OF Charles Lee
Montgomery. IL. son OF Mrs G. A.
Montgomery. 77iS Mary ave. N. w.
still remained a mystery 70 police
Saturday. who were searching the
entire city for him.
He left his home Aug. 7. TO take
some films 10 the Swift drug store.
Fourth ave. and Union st. saying
that he would call for them in a
few minutes. He has not been
seen since.
He left two weeks dages due him
from hts employer. j. II. Mendon-
hail. who has Joined In the search.
Police fear the boy has met with
foul play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
Attorney Absolved
of Larceny Charge

Charges OF grand larceny aeainsl
David ". Mitchell. Seattle attor
ney. have been dismissed upon mo.
ton OF the prosecuting witness
Spencer Gray, another attorney.
Gray said that an alleged short
age In tho accounts OF an estate
handled by Mitchell had been adj.
justed TO the satisfaction OF all con.
cerned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12

8fN8f At*fHt4@t*&
Hex~--nseslpts. zoe. Market generally
steady. Top, tiesti halk ~ sales
tf.te@ie,fe; heavy ~rixht. tts&9ste
medium ~~tsht. et.le9tete. llxhs
weight. u.ft8io.1k. nsht fixhts. t,aa
9ieft. heavy packing so~s. ff.1tu
ttst. packing ss~s. rough. tfus.tes
pls. tst8ufeAA
tstti~---ilrcsipts i.nee Market steady.
Cheie@ and prime. steoie.etls medium
and k~ed. tkuies eemm.m sftea al es
good and ehetes. tsofe.te. eesnsnen
and msfiun. sa.teuss butchsr cath,
ard hstfsrs. st9s. cows. tfteUast.
bulls. taTeussti tanners and ea,tsrs.
eoSs ana heifers. It.Te8ssas e4nnsr
steers. ta.TtoSs veal calves. ste.stu
fif.ssi feeder sse@rn. st.temf.ftt stock
Or steers. ttfsortef sgoeksf eeus and
hsif~rs. ttteusfa
She>p-Reesfrts. s.eee, Msfkst steady
f~mb<. tfI.te8tssfs lambs. suii and
esnarsen. tsUff.sss yssrtlnx wefhsrs.
fsteEit. erer. t1tet1.tt. enll 20
eomnaou sves. tf9a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
GRAIN PRICES AT
new Low Level

CHICAGO. Aug fs--Ail grain
the chlcaro hoard 81 trade today
geod crop reports. the serious strike
situations and heavy receipts caused
tho drop. Provisions closed ifrcgu-
lar.
wheat opened OFT NC At tl.ota and
closed eff %c May opened OFF Y at
ti.0sh and closed Oft We.
September corn opened of NC at
NC. MAY opened OFT Nc at ssc and
closed off ne
September oats opened up &c at
II sc and closed OFT nc. December
opened of NC at save and closed
off Ac May opened of Nc at J1e
and closed eff sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
Grocer Is Crushed
in Auto Collision

=. Massa. 81. Of 2oo7 Main ct. re.
manned in city hospital Saturday
with severe internal injuries. from
which he may recover. while d. A.
Zimmerman. whose car struck and
crushed ssarsa. was under arrest on
a charge Of driving while drunk. The
accident occurred Friday afternoon.
at Third ave. and James ST.. as Mas.
ga was unloading groceries from his
truck. Bannerman's car crashed in.
TO the rear end OF the truck. pInnlng
Massa against n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
Trio of Fake Cops
Routed by Motorist

Fake policemen and deputy shsr.
ifs. operating in Seattle for the past
few weeks. received reinforcenents
Friday night. when a trio OF youths.
posing as policemen. stopped George
Graham In hts auto. Flashing stars.
they demanded the right TO search
his car. Graham asked 10 see their
warrant and when they failed 10
produce one. yelled for police. They
fled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
Booze Car Driver
Flees From Wreck

Pate. In the form Of an auto COLL.
mon. prevented parchsd Seattle c;'i.
sens--a few OF thsm--from satisfy.
ing their thirst. police believe satur.
day. A. result. the copperr were
checking up on an auto whose driver
Ned after ccllidinx with q taxi ne
10th ave. and Union ST.. Friday night.
a strong odcr Of whisky and a few
straw wrappers were ali that reward.
al the hiuoccafs when they invest.
stated the wreck. II Is believed tina,
The car was used IN running whisky.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12

a SECOND OF drilling expedition viii
lsAv" Seattle August ~ for South.
western Alaska. according 20 ar.
Engagements being made thru the
Alaska steamship company.
Like the first. this IL a Standard
on company project. and will work
In the Cold bay district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12

N9HfFFIf'H" AuEl fNWNalIed. eFF VIZ
katan for seattle.
IN aray frem seattle. hsiisd. ste Everett
fer seattle
IAN ffaneisee--Ap ii--Arrtvsd. ser
ritsffan from Everett sailed, ctr Wa.
hash for Seattle. . D. M. str Melville
Dollar foe seattle. . b. m aehf Minda-
nao fef Seattle. 3. IA
Tseoma-.AnH. fta@AfFtsed. ctr Henry
a utets fFeR Hs~tiis ar Eaas ffefa H@s
attic s,f AntoK from HfitiHh Columbia
pafts. ssf rypasfsus ff~m Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
Rancher Sued for
Neglect of Blaze

Because, they nllege. Thomas Fin.
ley, Auburn rancher. let brush
fire get beyond his control on July
2. Angie Norwood and Alfred Nor.
wood are seeking thru superior
court action 70 collect $1,000 dam.
ages from Finley.
The Horwood's home was de.
stroyed by the fire. they claim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
Boys! Going to the
Picnic? Free Rides

For the benefit OF small boys in
Burien City and seahurst. a special
street car will be operated between
those points and woodland park next
Tuesday. when the Eiks stage their
annual Big Brother picnic.
U. X. Swift. OF the Swift Lumber
Co. at Durien City. has chartered
the car. following a yearly custom.
The car WIN leave Burien City. at the
end Of the line. at 1890 a. m. and re-
turn az 8 .. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12

- - -
Northwest. W III
hold It's first
o m m o ncsmsnt
EXERCISES nj the
Masonic ciui, hall.
Arcade building.
T "a e ssiny. August
Us. at y. m.
Mayor Edwin J,
Brown win open
The exercises.
The college was
organized alb o u {
two wars ago by
DR. enry A.
Each. who IL now
president OF the
institution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
H. A. Moore to Talk
With Railroad Men

II. Alvin Moore. progressive repub.
lean candidate for congress. will
speak Sunday afternoon Mt the
Labor Temple at a meeting OF tho
is railway organizations.
Moore advocates the election OF
United States supreme court Judges
by tho people. rather than their ap.
pointment by the president.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
Hold Mother of 6
on Liquor Charge

Mrs. Stella Miller, mother Of six
small children. WAS held Saturday
by Sheriff Matt starwioh on liquor
charges.
Mrs. Miller was arrested at her
home in Allentown. near Duwam.
ish. Friday night. where deputy
aheriffs found a quart OF moon.
shine and a sack Of beer.
Mrs. Miller. when arrested. was
on bail awaiting trial on similar
charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
Forest Stills Are
Wrecked by Ovners

SPOKANE. Aug. IA feverish
activity among tho moonShinern and
bootleggers in Ferry county follows
In the wake OF the arrest OF Sheriff
Tom Barker and three other Rrpub
lie men and the hunt for ciync
Lldgerwood. all charged with being
part of iiquor.running organization
on the Canadian border. according
10 reports received BY federal OF.
fieiain here Thursday.
The reports stats that large per.
csntage ~ tho considerable number
% moonshinc plants located ia the
wooded districts IN the northern part
~ the state are either dismanfied or
In the course Of disnantilng and that
the odor ~ spilled mash minxier
With tha scent OF the spruce and
pine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
Battleship Texas
Crew First in Race

The crew from the battleship Texas
took first place in small boat race
staged on Elliott bay Friday
The whaieboat race resulted In
first honors for the Oklahoma's crew.
while the New York's huslSies COPIED
the dinghy event.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
PRICES STEADY
ON LOCAL MART

Prices remained steady on all com
Ssodlties on the local Wholesale fruit
AMI produce market saturday and
trade was termed "Good for rainy
day by tohhers. The rain may yet
help the market for late apples and
corn. Prices on corn were etill indefi'
mite Saturday ana Is expected 10 rc'
main for some time untli heavy sales
can clean some off tho street
Batter and eggs werc steady. with
eggs slightly firmer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12

Cstfie--Rec~ipts ~. Market uarninsI
B>st steers. tT.7s0tst. fair TO good
steers. N07.te. good 20 choice eews
and hsifsrs. ts.ss0tff. tanners. tfte
nsfs bulls. tt0ts calves. ts0tse.
Hex~-Asrkst nominal Prime nsisss.
sis0fs1s. hssvi~s. tT1ff-se. pigs.
sii.teaigso
shecp-Rsesipts. - Nsrk.s nominal
East Of mountain lambs. ffs0ff. valley
lamh.. ts@s: y.AFIings. ts9s; wsthsrs.
1901. ewes t20s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
FIND n
STILLS

Government officers. lingering In
the hope 81 picking Up new evi
d"ncr In connection with the liquor.
running ring or aiding IN the hunt
for IAdwrrwood. have come across
a dozsn or more stills in the woods
surrounding Republic. all Of which
have been saivRged as far M possf.
BILE and abandoned. In many cases
large quantities 81 mash have been
dumped into the forest alsles for the
deiec'Ation Of the squirrels and other
natural dsnirrns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
Arrivals and Departures

AftIINFf}--AuNl TINT Dorothy
Alexander from Tacoma. at siis O. ~. .
a.. a. n. Gold Star from Puget sound
Naval station. al sac =. nj ctr $40.
Kane ffean Southeastern Alaska. at 7ite
n. IT,. Aus. it.=egf Apes from Houthssst.
sfn Alaska. a. iuilt a ~.
esff.f.D--AuE. isaar Edna for San
Francisco VIA Tacoma ana Essfstt. a.
sac a IN. ctr ~, a lfese for New
iaFk via Tacoma. neiitnEhara. aau Fran
eisea. Han fearo. Halhes. hssannah. Nor
felk. naitimore end Philadelphia, ct tina
n M! r. - O. o. Hnohomish for Van
esaysf. ~ g.. - eiot a ~. Aua. H.
Htr J. G. kifkpasflrh fof nan Pedro. AZ
tias D m.i stF helnisr fef han Fran.
clsea sis furt fflahsier. 90 titt ,. IN.
stf Dofeths Alekanasf for Tacoma. "a
siae y, va y. x y Geld atsf for raKss
naund Naval station, AZ neanl str AZ
mirai Hehiey fef san FRANCHISE aud Oak
land. at iegie a. m.
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C.ttie--R.ceipss. $50 Narks, steady
Steers. tT0fs. co~s and hslfsra. ttss
1tT.se; s,oeksrs and feeders. tsD1.se.
bulls. tf.se0ss calves. ss6s
HsEs-Reeefpts. $50. Market steady
Top. ts.19; bulk. ts0o.1f.
she~p-~Aarkef unchanged. Lamba al
Gsf133. ewes. 1susto.
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Railway Decision
Encourages Street


o fsdent
eNefahadowed
ane TfadnE drsgsd during the fIs, Few minute
prices Lakawenna
Mexican Petroleum ifsr oft vi TeNas Company an up
4.
ss off VI southern Pacific sA OFT vi @
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Winners OF The atar.wayfarer
Kodak contest are m follows First
prize. tis. q. shcrvem. 1881 ~. 4sth
st.; second prize. PNmo camera.
valued az tis,bo. from the Anderson
supply Co. Mrs. G. G. Hunt. TOO y.
tsd. third prize. so. Anna Marcus.
pio n. 77th. fourth prize. Ansco
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camera. valued at $3.50. from Amber
son supply Co. John w Veitch
Rainier Grand hotel: nth prize. o.
r. J. Nanearrow. 100 v. Pike. sixth
prize. order for - worth Of enlarE
INK at the Anderson Supply Co.
Prizes Of 400 each for the follow
ing
Clyde Matthews. Melvin larson
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wEsrfAKg
Bureau of
Mis- sing
Relatives

The star invites its resders to use this
department aid In finding missing
reistives OF friends. The department. 10
10 help In reunitisg those s,he have bean
separated. Those whose relatives er
friends missing are invited 20 report
the disappearance directly 10 The star.
Readers who may know the whereabouts
81 persons mentioned In this column ss
missing are requested also 20 report to
The star. Other newspapers arc Invited
10 reproduce such Items viii interest
their communities
MRS. DANIEL BOAL. - A teie-
gram for Mrs. Daniel Boal. 1910 La.
tona ave, is being held at the main
office OF the Western Union Teie.
graph company for want OF better
address. hTe message concerns the
death OF n relative in Portland.
HENRY JOHNsON.--A telegram
for Henry Johnson, carpenter. CON
corning the serious Illness OF his
mother Mt Wisconsin Rapids. Wis.
is being held at the main office OF
the Western Union Telegraph office
for want OF address.
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Candidates Will
Speak at Picnics

Candidates for public office will
speak Sunday At two picnics.
AZ Hcdondo beach a basket picnic
has been arranged by the German.
Swiss confederation.
Tho italian Commercial Club has
announced a picnic 10 be held AT Peo-
pies park, Renton junction.