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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-30

AHRfNED--Jns te--u n q Guyana
era Merchant from Vancouver via 90.
nes bay. ~ s.to a ~ June ae-str
santa barbara from Tacoma. AZ siis
y. m.
sAiI.ED--tuns so--str President for San
Diego via Victoria. San Francisco and
San Pedro. Al n q. M SIT President
Grant for Tacoma. at t;to O. m. nsr
YOSEMITE for San Franchise via Port
Gamble and Port Ludlow. at tiie q. m.
June sa-str Prince OF Wales for Alas
IA. at $40 y. m. ctr Toyooha Maru
hama. a. y. m. ctr Redcndo for
southeastern Alaska, at s.is y. IA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-30

NEW YORK. June 70. > Ffsr1inV.
sfto&. eff "; francs. fe.otsais. or
.ooc1h; III. so.ots7 y. oft COOS; Dan
ish krouen. s12i1s, off .c091. Close; 6ter-
ling. stt2k: francs. s0.esttA. lire.
teofTeM: marks. so.ooss.. Danish
kronen f0ff37.
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N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

sursr-etsady. Raw. &f7h GtTt.
graduated. ffnss0.
coffce--No. 7 no. spot. fos eiose ID;
No. : Santos. ils ait.e 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-30

Brtfer-EstrEs. t31c III; prime nrsts
s.c N. firsts. tec ~
Egr~-Ertras. 1Ec dor ~xfra pui1~fs. fse
dos. uHdersiasd puiiats. 30 y Q dos
Ch~~~e--caltfosnia fata. fancy. zoe ID.
fifHts. i7Me 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-30

TAToosit BLAND. Juns so.---s A. ~.
~itarauster rising cloudy wind south.
vest. II miles an hour Passed IN, large
two-mast str. at nj. three-mast
navy tanker. az s.se =. M str W. A.
htkEtnr. At &ifo a. M two-msst steam
schf. At o. M: navy tus. at a. n. !
afr Florence Luckenbaoh. at fsio . m !
str Pennsylvania. at a m. Passed
cut str Steel Inventor. at q. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-30
COMPETITION

How Is your new radio set7''
Fine, but my wife IL kind OF jeal
Gus OF It. ] have a loud speaker
Judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-30
ACRE TRACTS

One half mile south jefferson park:
block from Beacon ave: city
water and lights available. For
terms. VIII.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-30

Smith Cove Tsrminsi--rier B--su kAgs
NAfu
Bel street rsrminsi--u. q @ a sno-
homfsh.
Grand Truns Pacific Tsrminsi--ss
Spaknne
Pier is~Htr WnksnA
Pier s-~-fug Sea Lion.
Pier A--Htr Admiral Stchefson-
Pier R--Htr President
conuecticat street rermfnsi--str EsEis.
Aihefs hfos' NlilinE poek~-atr Ocean
Prince. ~
Alaska Steamship Meorinxs-atr Kstchi-
Ian. ctr sksE~ay.
stacy street rerminsi---u. a. @. q. Dell
weed. y. a. @. a nurnstds.
spokAns street Terninai~-Hu Eastern
MsfchanL
rasst SQUAD bridge Dredging cs.--su
Patterson.
Ames xsrd--str Roosevelt
Heffsfpsn Dr,dock-Htr vsidsa
<sttistes NH Doek--atr aants BARBARA.
str<sm--u. n y. T. Guyana
West Seattle Training stafion--u. n
Eagle Ne, 81.
.. o. shippinx heard Moorfrss. rAhs
unlon--atr CITY % Hpeksas. sr west
Ntius. ctr West flmrod.
winalDw Marine Eaiiwsy--n.rh Belfast.
bra coquitism Ctr. T.. n c. \. nurn-
sife. sfrs Morning star. rscifira.
0riffds. schrs xsiFoss. WIN Notsias-
ham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-30

C.1tle--Reeelpts fss Market steady.
siow. Best steers. sstsn&-ss fair 70
gpcd steers. fs.stB7.Tt: good to choice
eowp and heifers tsrt 0e-fs. tanners.
S1Q15e. bulls. ss.Ts0t: calves. tt5o
&t4S6
Msxw-Rscstrss. s. Market steady. Prime
mixed. sit.to@ff.s1. hcnvscs. $50
sff-1s; psx~ sff.bo9frre.
uAeep--Feceipts- ma. Market steady
East Of ncunssln lambs. sSGeas rs !.
valley lambs. fT.EeRsS0. yearlfnss. Is
as; weshers. tsge. ewes. fs0&
Bstter-st0 sec 10.
EGUS--fs q tee dos
Che<s<-e7t& q 500 n. -. - -.
Weno-f3 zac IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-30

June.u--Juns IT, sailed. afr rorth-
western. southbound. at tltk y m
ssward--June Sailed. str Admiral
Evans. southbound. At tt8 .. m.
Hkagway--Juns ee-aailed. str Queen.
seuthbound at y. MI str Princess
Louise. sputhtound. az 7 y. IN.
fstershurx--Juns ss-str Jeffefson.
soutnhound. 81 D. m.
Nstchfkan--June fs--str Admiral wat.
son. netshhound. az iiita > n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-30

Thnr~tsy's onotnfieos
Furnished by lsgAs . Brysn
Ala A<ennd Ave. ssaitla
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HENRY G. EWING
COMPANY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

b.75o--we offer here q genuine bar
gain in strictly modern s-room
home. on paved street. lot t0xi00;
hardwood floors and fireplace; 3
large bedrooms with roomy clos
ats: full cement basement. This low
price for quick sale. Easy terms
can be arranged. shown by APP
pointmont only. Call T-42, Main
fis4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-30

stall 30. veal loaf s5c NJ. Jellied
tongue. soc NJ. liver sausage. $50 M
csrnatlon milk. 10c ran. Stan a.. hams.
szo NJ: cottage butts, 30c NJ, picnics.
f7tse ~. staii -. butter, SIC fb.. eggs,
1sc doz cream cheese, zee N. Stall !,
bTesd. 100 loaf. cookies. z doz. fbc. but
terhorns, for i6c. Stall 50. beef stew,
zoe NJ: boiling beef. Toe ~. pot roast,
1910 NJ. Stall 81, beets. &c bunch; straw
berries, lDc box. new potatoes. lbs. 2se.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-30

f'f's Nt''tt"s 49, AtsMt *@@"<
u SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Q --------------------- -------------------.--- o
WANTED
Ambitious. industrious work.
srs. For II years have
prepared and placed into po-
sitions this class Of young
people
II. " rupMAv
Manager
rURyAN BUSINESS
COLLEGE,
-
IA PUPILS WANTED
PIANO HER, SUMMER
rates Elliott 2ss3.
II HOTELS
VirEinus Hotel~-Aii American vir-
Glnia and tth. Cars via Westiaks
ave. Mod steam heat; cheerful
rooms; each has free phone; sr-
ssss ss' Trsns sss sp s Weekly w.
ssho np. MAikInx distenes.
10 FURNISHED HOUSES
f-RooM HOUSE,. rXRTLY FUN
nishsd; near car iins; large yard;
fins view: wood: IS month. arcs
20 FOR RENT-HOusEs
uNFURNIsHED
GOOD. LfyABLE SHACK. LANCE
enough for small family or bschei-
orr large tract of cleared garden
land. city water lights. cioso In.
one ear fare. pric. 1850: terms
Take Lake Burien car 20 Ninth 5.
W. and w Fimgrove Ct Open
q nxRTEIs
GROOM HOUSE. sas: tKooM
lower fiat t4e; both newly painted
and psrersd; close In. Inquire be-
=. sw'f rhsu .n s.rl1.iS 49,. 3. is' Mercer
II UNFINISHED FLATS AND
APARTMENTS
HARVEY APARTMENTS = FUR
nlshsd and unfurnished: ali out
aide clean; light: reasonable. 2sis
Y. cherry.
20 uNFURNISHED
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
NEAT ROOM EVERYTHING FUN
Madison. Elliott fiss-J'
NEAT H0uEEKEEPfN1 MOONS.
everything furnished, cheap. 76T
Madison Elliott 1881.
4 FrnNisHrp RnoMs. tif MONTH
glgse~in. Erat .floor---L0s v East
.-- =
- FOR RENT-FTRNisHE
ROOMS
STEAM HEATED. FURNrNHEB n.
X rooms or spssrimsn,s. all Amer
OPPOSITE Moore Theater
ss FURNISHED APARTMENTS
AND FLATS
GROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT.
without linen or dishes; gas. water.
light. phone free: close in; on
ground floor: fit. Elliott sess-J.
4 Rooms. FURSfsHED,- PRIVATE
entrance. Close In fa.so week.
rs FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS
s-RocM APARTMENTS. ] BEDS.
ta.5o per week. i-roon apart
msnts. Free gas. s2s2 Sixth ave.
20 wANTED-~T0 RENT
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I on
room house. with garage Call
beacon o3s2
10 FURNITURE FOR SALE
FOR SALE - GHAFoNof.A. CAB
met style. A bargain II taken at
once. for cash. Cab Sunday, to 4.
- Apt. q, $40 r. Pins.
Blake buys. sells sos2 sth. NJ. ssis.
IS MIsCELLANEOUs-FOR SALE
o. II. WILLIAMS COMPANY
SASH AND DOORS
s-inch cedar siding ...........fs.oo
Flour bins Icy
Cupboard doors ............- loo
Sash, 20x2s. t-light .......... sc
Window and door screens made
60 order.
Stock screen doors ....... 500
Bread boards by parcel post :. 100
Ironing board and cabinet COM
plete with sleeve board 800. 1900
window glass by the light or By
Plate glass windshieids put in your
o. d. WILLIAMS COMPANY
Estabhshed 1899
Fine Pianos
NOW
SACRIFICED
See the ffne makes side By SIDE. look
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stalls 1911. scratch. f25o sack; Gold
Bond flour, tt.7o sack. Stalls 1911, Q
bars Crystal White soap. ztc. 2tc can
Del Monte pork and beans. isc; ION.
sack table salt, 1fc. stalls 1913. pot
roast. i0c m. hamburger or sausage,
f1Hc n. stan 10s, bars Feis Napihs
soap, 2sc; campbeifs pork and beans.
f1c can. dor. heavy jar rubbers. aec.
stall 49, ? zsc cam red salmon sock
syeJ. 45c; m. can North TroDie honey.
49, IL can rnanarnnl md ..haNne. zlc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-30
Ship News
friday
fIfNm m

FRIDAY
JUNE 30
Ftfss Low Tide
81 . M. rs a.
fir.t High Tide
kte q IA. 90 ~.
>ecaad law Tide
ace , m. 90 n.
second High Tide
sac p m- AL q.
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s-RocM BARGAIN
tz.soo--Ifers f. an opportunity 20
own your own broom home for
$500 cash. balance easy terms; 2
good bedrooms; fine lot with fine
old fruit trees. This house is in
fine condition, improvements all
IN and paid. II ~ located on east
slore OF second hill. Phone D-6s.
Main 7Iss.
73RD AID JACKSON DISTRICT
-. soc--This modern B-noom bum
gaiow reduced for quick sale. Has
large rooms. fireplace. full cement
basement. and IN good condition.
This place can be bought on very
easy terms. Call for appointment.
T-t2. Main 713f.
NEAR LAKE WASHINGTON
8 acres: acres in fruit ana in
pasture and wood; 1900 logsnber-
ries Z years old. 1875 cherry trees s
years old; fruit house f20x2s.
water piped. half mile TO school.
Price only $4,000; terma. via.
Main 7i3E
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NATt NnAN
july 4
riret Low Tide
tfnE . M 50 ~
first High Tide
ltSk q. m. Sc ~
~eeund Low Tide
lfas .. M "a ~
seeana ftish Tide
.tett D. m. ts.t a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-12

SMOKE EATER--A F7apper with
a strong appetite for eixarets.
sMUDGER--Ons who does all the
close fitting dance steps.
sSAKE,-A Wild ooy. . regular
devil.
sSUGCLE PTPPY--A Fiapper or
Flipper who II ovsr.sentimentai
SOAKED WITH THE BAR RAG
Description OF n youngster who
has had one drink.
SPONGE CAKE--A shsrris who
lodges hat check charges by wear
ing cap 20 a dance and stufflng II
In his vest.
SQuIRREf,-To hifa
sTEPPER-ons who really can
dance.
STORM AND gTRIFT-A mar.
ried Cake. Eaters war Of referring TO
his wife.
STRIKE BREAKER-A Girl put
In 10 take the place OF young mans
regular when she Ii away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-12
BOOK REVIEW

whom ha In engaged and meets
Mary Glare. an ideaiist and natural
mystic IN rough trousefa A fraE.
rant. healthy story.
I'm THE FAVOUR or THE
KING" by hawthorne Daniel.
Doubleday. Page 4 Co. Garden city.
y. Y. si.7b net. Romance Of the
days when tho new world was
young. The theme IL the famous
expedition OF Francisco Coronado
out Of Mexico 90 find the Seven
Cities OF cibola. OF fabulous wealth.
There are bloody encounters with
Indians and q love story.
THE wRECK.HuNTERs,- by
Francis .whesier. Lothrop. Lee
a shepard Co. Boston. ti7s. sunk.
en- treasure and tho exciting work
OF a diver exploring fathoms below
the wreck Of a Spanish sAlleon.
Much Information and a thrilling
narrative for boys OF Is and up.
wards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-12
BILL LAUGHED
into EFFECT
Scion Refuses TO ChuckIe
Unless Measure Wins

FRANKFORT. Ky. May Ia
Senator Bannie Tabor. Carter coun.
". republican, laughed bill thru
tho house Of representatives. II was
his bin requiring companies which
issued script as advances on wage.
OF their employees 10 redeem the pa.
per nj its face value.
Senator Tabor has an unusually
raucous laugh. II has been one Of
tho features Of the session OF tho an.
sembly. To-day. when the bill came
up In the house. Joseph /. Bosworth.
republican floor leader. and n mum.
Der Of other members. agreed 20 vote
for the bin II the senator would
laugh. Senator Tabor declined 20
give tho laugh until the house had
voted on tho bill.
When the vote was cast and Rep
rescntative Harry J. Myers. who
was acting speaker. had announced
tho s5.to-f vote. Senator Tabor
mounted tho speakers restrum and
let forth his best effort nj laughter.
The house and galleries applaudod
loudly for several minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-12
Seattle Authorizes
Honored by League

Mrs. Ada Woodruff Anderson Of
Seattle has been appointed vice.
president OF the League OF Amer.
can Pen Women. Airs. Anderson
10 known az the author Of The
Rim OF tho Desert" and other nov.
els OF tho Northwest Others on
the coast 10 be appointed also az
vice-presidents are Mrs. Florence
Crawford OF Portland. Mrs. Luther
y. Gregory OF Alaska. formerly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-12
High Carfare Here
Hits Bible Schools

Because OF the high rate OF car
fare. the Vacation Bible schools.
planned by five leading Methods,
churches OF Seattle. are to be
given up.
Recommendation 20 this effect Is
contained in "a report made to his
board by Harry r. Wilson. educa.
tionai and recrsationai director Of the
First NJ. r.. church. II has been Gus.
tomary TO give three weeks course
I'm Bible study where all denomina.
tons might attend. Immediately after
the close OF tho day schools.
But tho total OF $3.50 carfars re-
auired per child Is considered pro
hlbitive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-12

A jury OF three men and one WON.
an returned a verdict OF not guilty
In favor Of Frank r.. Lesiie. mechan.
10, who went on trial before Justice
OF the Peace {. c. Dalton Thursday.
ON n charge OF carrying concealed
weapons.
leslie on March 10 shot ana killed
Johnny OLeary. Seattle boxer. after.
he alleged. the latter and William
Bethel. strike picks's. had attacked
him with pieces Of gas Pipe. Leslie
was employed as non.union work.
man at the plant Of tho General Pc
trpieum corporation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-12
Warrants Out
for Speeders

Motorists arrested for speeding
cannot dodge trial by forfsi,inx their
ball money. POLES Judge John q.
Gordon said Friday.
Judge Gordon issued bench vpr.
rants for five men who failed to show
M In his court when their cases were
called, Thursday afternoon. and DO.
ucemen were instructed to bring them
10 court Friday.
Warrants were issued for IT. z.
Ralsheim. r. J. Mcclure. r. 4. Hop
kins. -. r. Collins and j. Donahan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-12
Contractor Loses
in Supreme Court

Writ OF habsss corpus. sought by
~. F..Jshn. contractor. who was ar.
rested for violation Of the municipal
minimum wage ordinance. has been
denied by the state supreme court
according 10 sdvices received Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-12
Two Specials for Men
Mems Union Suits
2 for S1.75

For Saturday only we offer
you 2 fine Spring Union
Suits for $1.75, or 9Sc a
suit. Long or short sleeves,
ankle length; white, ecru or
random colors. Sizes $50 to
a6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-12

RAYMOND. - Option ON former
site OF State Lumber 4 Box Co. OBJ
tanned by Columbia Wood Products
Co.. which intends to erect large
veneer plant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-12

Miss Pauline Turner Of Bremerfon:
Mrs. Josephine Wilson Of Sen
Francisco. and Mrs. Bertha Lincoln
Heusfis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-12
RESTOREsHA|RCOLOR
YET NOT A DYEI

Noursshins IL q real tonic which
feeds and nourisbes tho hair. thus
restoring To original color WHISTLER
black. brown or blond Prevents
hair from falling and removes dan.
druff. No matter what you have
tried. try Nourishlne---it Il In a elias.
by Itself one bottle usually IL ef.
fecilve. A. dsndruff remover aIon.
u IN worth many times the pric.
sak.d lie gray no longer. Rsmem.
Dor this IL not dye. Act today for
your hair health and regeneration.
Price tiss per bottle.
barseii Drug Co. Owl Drug Co.
Rhodes Company Dept Store and
other drug and department stores
Nourishine Removes
Dondruff
advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-12
Mems Gowns
Special $1.OO

For Saturday only we
are offering fine Flannel
cite or Muslin Night
Gowns at $1.OO. Good
weight; plain colors or
stripes. Sizes 10 TO 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-12
Women's Vests
Special Csc

Saturday S pecial-
Women's Summer IN
dervests in three styles;
bodice top; low neck.
sleeveless, or low neck
and wing sleeves. All
sizes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-12

For Saturday only. A great
bargain of Soc quality Gala
tea-dark. light and solid col
ors. including black; striped
and figured patterns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-12
Mary James
Special Soc

Special for Saturday.
Babies White Canvas
Mary James at soc; silk
bow; leather sole. Sizes
2 TO 3la.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-12

MUSIC STUDY IN GERMANY
by Amy Pay. Mcmillan Company.
New York. price ti.7s. A narrow
auhjeos-yet Mise fay has put 90
much charm into u tina, the work
has achieved the aimos, unpre-
eedrnted feat. for y musical book.
Of going thu II editions. Written
In 1850 and stiil Tolnx stronxi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-12
THE VANISHING rOTNT." By

IIfE VNNIsfIINU FUINT, by
coninTnby Dawson. Cosmopolitan
Hook Corporation. New York. a
typicai Coningsby Dawson story.
witch IL tho best and the worst
mat can be said for H. Mystery
intrigue ksi.idescopio change OF
seene-darinx adventure beautiful
women. Ana Their. you have a..
lust the book for = duh Pullman
tlip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-12

~ t"6 .RDrsoohDts ~
Harriet r. Coms;ock. Doubleday
Page a Co.. Garden City. ~. r..
ti.Ts net. A novel Of outdoors.
showing the salvation OF an un.
happy. reoeilious boy who IL tryins
to support hin mother by Newspaper
work. The boy goes on long
walk. leaving the shallow girl 10
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-09-13
Lunenburg

l., II. Wilson and family Mrs.
BiXby and James Smith motored TO
Lost River and the Flume on Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Brooks en-
tertaincd his father, William
Brooks, of Plymouth, N. H., and
Mt and Mrs. Albert Morse of
NorthHaverhill, N. H., over the
week end and the party went to
Divvillc Notch Sunday.
S. G. Wilson and family of St.
Iohnsbury were guests of Oscar M
Wilson'S Sunday Donald Wilson
will work for O. NJ. Wilson and
attend Hioh .chool this year.
Miss Eva ParadiS and Fred
Simonds of st. Johnsbury were
guests of the W. L. Simonds on
Sunday.
Mrs. Ella Morrill, Gregory has
been quite i'll for several days.
Mrs. Sarah Simonds came on Sun
day to be with Mrs. Gregory till
she is convalcsccnt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Monohan
of Lancaster, are guests Of then
daughter, Mr., Charles McLaugh-
lin this week.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-09-13
St. JOhnsbury Center

Miss Doris Whitney, Miss Mil
bred Berry have gone to Lyndon
Center to attend the Institute.
Miss Doris Johnson left Satur-
day for a weeks visit in Greenfield,
Mass.
Mrs. Mary Twombly, who has
been visiting relatives in Sutton
has returned to her son, NJ. d. B.
Twombly
Gerald Rees, who has been visit
ing relatives here, has returned to
his home in Brookline, N. Y.
The Ladies Aid society will give
a supper and social at the Congre-
gational church Friday night, Sept.
-. Proceeds to go towards repairs
in the Vcstry,
Willis Hanscom of Hyde Park
and Daniel F. Hill of Cozenovia, N.
v. were guests of Miss Martha
Hill last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Campbell Of
St. Johnsbury visited Mr.. and
Mrs. A. b. Goliath, over the week
end,
Mr.. and Mrs. Yeaton of Went
worth, N. H., were guests Of Henry
Wallace Sunday. Mrs. Wallace,
who has been visiting Mrs, Yeaton
accompanied them home.
There will be services in the
Methodist church Sunday, Sept II
at 4 o'clock.
School opened Sept, with Miss
Homes, Miss Ham and Miss Grey
as teachers. As for several years
past, the teachers have asked the
village children not to come on to
the school grounds until after the
fifteen minute bell rings. 1t will
make it much easier for the teach
erS if the parents will cooperate
by seeing that the children leave
home at the proper time.
Mr.. and Mrs.. H. H. Bliss and
M George Bliss and Miss Beula
Bliss of Whitcman, Mass, were
guests of Mrs. Winnie Goss.
John Prescott was slightly in
iured last week while takintg care
of a team.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Powers
spent Sunday in Danville visiting
VIII Cclley.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-09-13
Election Extras Give
Complete Report of Vote
Continued from Page /


the voters of Northeastern Yer
mont might know the results at
the earliest opportunity.
When the tabulation of the vote
for High Sheriff had been but
two-thirds completed in St. Johns
bury the Caledonian-Record had
received the returns for high sher-
if from II towns. The vote for
Frederick Flint was so ovelwhelm-
ing that there left no doubt as to
his nomination. 1t is clearly indl
Gated that he was running ahead of
his opponents in st. Johnsbury.
At 10 D. m we were able to issue
an extra announcing Flint's nomin-
alton. This announcement was as
great a surprise to the candidate
himself as to the 1000 people who
remained on the streets to get the
first extra edition. The first edi-
ton Of 500 copies of the paper
were snapped up like hot cakes by
voters eager to get the earliest re-
turns.
The special telegraph wire of
Jlc Associated Press nulnIneu con-
stantly from p. m. to a. m.
bringing in the returns town by
town for the governorship and fire.
quent bulletins from the Massachu
sets primaries. c. f. Summer
vile, manager Of the St. Johns
bury Office of the Western Union
was in charge Of the wire and gave
excellent service. At midnight
the vote for governor had been
running very close but with votes
of the larger cities the results took
a quick turn and landed Proctor
with a safe margin to assure his
victory. The excellent run of Mr.
Foote was a surprise to North
eastern Vermont which went two
to one for Proctor.
At 2.15 A. NJ. the big DUPLEX
press of the Northumberland
started turning off its run of
5000 extra papers that made up
complete summary of the vote of
Caledonia, Essex and Orleans
counties, the state vote for gov
ernor and the situation in Massa-
chusects at .. a. m. "Service first"
is the motto of the Caledonian-
Record and many appreciative mes
sages were received today from all
parts of Orleans, Essex and Gale
donia counties OF the fine election
extra published bV this paper.