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ADA MAPES.

a worth While Saying ,Jn,nbIed.
ri GUY shwi "a ghtni ot ED ielw
"dnc cd II oyur LEST rda cd ton avlee
II OF tohres.
KATHERINE SANDERS $50
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Sincerely.
JULIAN HOUSEMAN.
2@SS West Main street, CITY
Sends Story,

Dear Edtor,-T am inclosiug the
second chapter Of my story, The I'm
wanted" I'm SO glad that YOU put
my other issue in ana heartily
thank YOU for doing SO.
sincerely hope W. will have n
wonderful THANKSGIVING page.
Your true member
r,L,N I..,rI,r,..c,
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Puzzle and Charade Department
4 tlInrn,ic.

Ny FIRST Ia in y. but not nxc.
Ny second IS IN NJ but not In
mark.
My third is in a. but not and
My fourth is in s. but not son
Ny whole is in something that
will come or the 25th or December
Hy LESTER II. CHANDLER.
Gage 100
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Scottsvillc. Va.
send Your Address

Dear Editor,-I have seen the pic
lures that have been drawn by the
children. and | would love To join
your club. am sending a picture.
hoping to see i; in the paper Much
obliEc. Yours.
EMMA WEATHERELL.
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Missed Writing.

Dear Editor,-I have not writers
IN such long time. | read the
sheet OF stories every sunday. |
nope this. nay story, will miss the
wastcbaskct
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ADA MAPES.
II Is Fine.

Dear Editor.-Im sending IN a
THANKSGIVING story as know YOU
want the page full of Thank S!;ivin-
things. so I'll just continue the hfth
chapter Of The Mysterious cave"
until the following Sunday
Lovingly yours.
FERN EASTMAN
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PrniNcS pncc.

Dear Editor.-fnclosed you will find
drawing for 4. -. c. c. You have
been very kind To print my drawings,
and hope you see some Improve
mcnt in them. | hope to study draw
ing some day for | am really fond
OF ii. The T. -. &. G. is splendid
for children and makes them ann
bilious TO improve.
Your member.
DOROTHY BLANKENSHlF.
lIusy Member.
Dear Editor.---I have been so busy
| haven't had time To send any
thing In. | am sending in a story.
Yours truly.
JOHN MEADE.
Age IL.
Box lo5. Petersburg, Va.
p. s,--lfs this story is too long
| continue II. i'm.
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~ y tiIN V'V.
Sign Your Drawings,

bear l:aitor.-I am sending you this
picture and hope to see it IN the
paper soon. am an old member.
Yours truly,
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Tn,ori,r nccrrntIon Contest.

l.. 81 think winter contest
would also b" uicc.--L. ~ q.
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HOW THANKSGIVING ORIGINATED

NIV Dc CONTINUALLY
BY PAUL FI.IESS.
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THE ORIGIN or THANKSGIVING,

BY ApAH V. STRAUS.
Age 8 years old.
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A THANKSGIVING STORY.

By FERN EASTMAN.
Age IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

FOR SALE--ACREAGE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
Arrivals and Departures

AttufNfb-Aua Et-Hfr Arizona Ma.
"a from Naueauvsr. y. g.. VIA Taeoma.
az sias a. ma str Yosemite from Aan
Ffanclseo. ~ $50 a. M at Apnisi"H
fedFo. ian FRANCHISE ana Portland, AZ
~ 80 a. "a. Aus. si-@hu Wahesh from
Tacoma. At 1915 a. ~. motofship Linn
~ Maine from Naknsa. ~ ~ . m atr
~. a. faseiey from san Pedro via ~ n
Francisro. st ! =. nj str Aianssda from
aaat b y rsteFn via Southeastern Alaska.
81 sstt .. m str Admifai f~wer from
A~n tranrtsce. a. ass ,. IN. str ffince
ueorHr ffom Prince Rupert va pofis.
az sfis D. ~. str cold narbor from Ss~
1sfk via nustsn. Philadelphia. hsthos.
tan reafu. HAa Pedro. San FRANCHISE
aad Portland. 81 sise .. u.s netpfahis
Apes fre mkiaska. - itsse . o. ctr
Spokane rom Hesthssstefn ALASKA, AZ
sisb =. fn-
ssiiEp-Rux. ss--sir Jspiha for
Valparaiso via Tacoma. az .. M str
liar bar. san ffsnfisea. Han Frdfo. Hal
boa. baltimore. rhiiadsiphia. As9 YORK
ana nostes. At ~ a ma. q. a. l. u. 7.
Heather Ter huund tfsp, az fitt .. m. {.
rtr Admiral Drssy Tor Vancouver. u. G..
Via Tacoma. Everest uslilnEhAm and
Auaeaftea. ~ sia9 q. ~. atr hstehihaa
fsr Southeastern va Hputhsastsfa Alas
IA. ct a. a N. AUS. s3~ntf Pfincs
1epfxs for rfinee Rupert vie porte. ~
ftsts . m stF Dorothy sisFNnaa rfor
ssn Diego Via San tranriero and han
f'edro. al tfts .. M tus Daniel kern
Cor Aan Ffanrieeo va NAnattns at tits
a ntt Htr fnkanama MsFa for NHncou.
Nsr. o.. c.. Vie Essfett. 81 s.ss a. M. .
sfr Ntseaurian Tor Hamburg Via Port
land. asn FFaacisso. san Pedro. Balboa.
l4ssrpesi sna i.sndon. ct sies q m-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
GRAIN PRICES
MAKE GAINS

CHICAGO. AUG. ss--Grsin prices
showed fair gains at the close OF
the Chicago beard Of trade today on
an advance IN tho Liverpool market
and unfavcrshle crop reports. Pro-
visions closed lower.
september wheat opened up I've
az sioa and closed up &C. peccm-
ber opened up i%c and closed un-
changed. May opened up &c at
500 and closed up Nc.
september corn opened M NC At
eohc and closed of Ao December
ore ned up &c At ssAc and closed
off lc. May opened up iac at 30 y c
and closed Off Nc.
september cats opened M We at
81 - Q and closed up Nc December
tsc May opened up hc at 3IAc
and closed unchanged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cows Tsrminat--rssr A~a;r Wa
bash. PIER n-aAtr President Jackson.
Great Northern Terminai--sr Toki~a
Aaru.
American Can CO.. Motor
ship Apes.
Bell street Tsrsninai--U. a. 4. IL. 7.
Heather. tue Hhsiikof. destroysfs
kidder and Marlborough.
pier is-=TuH Sea Monarch.
Pier ti.u-Dsstroyefa Hull McDermott.
y. n =. f.asallett. weed,
pier g-~Atr "a. ~ i1vsioy. sfr yosemiss.
pier s--st rAlamoda. afr Victoria.
Pier B--str Cold Harbor.
Pacific coaa; Coal Bunkers-u n. I. n.
Hwiftsure
connsotieus stree, TsrminAi-s,r snnis-
Seattle Flour Mns Tsrminsi--su Art
nona Maru.
standard on cos Dook--str Spokane.
stacy street Terminai-u. y. c. y. Burn
Ksde.
spokane street Tsrminai--str Fulton.
Todd ~ ydocks-H;r II. n. Alexander. u.
n q. =. D~ilwood. str Ednofe.
Puget Saund bridge a Dredging co..
str Roosevelt. motorship Libby
buoy No. a--u. s. ". r. Partridge
sgrsam--u. n =. California. New Mexico.
Idaho. Tennessee
u s. shipping Board Moorgngs--a,r cross
Keys Delight. EiiVsrsdo. Lubrico.
EidridHe. Weet CahokiA. Iconiuna, An
ma y. Morse. "eat Hartiand. waiiing-
ford.
wlnniow Marine RaIiway--strs racifico.
Grlffdu. bark belfast. barge coauit-
lam city. hktn VIM. Nottingham.
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Public Markets.


stall II, pure American cane sugar. q
ms eec ms. ssc. stall ~. tail
cans carnation Or Borders milk 7se
stall Il. bulk coffee. 1te NJ: bulk cocoa.
lie ~. ? ms. Csc; peanut butter. $50
10. rbA zoe; pure honey. fbn- s5e
Eagle milk. cans 7sc. new crop black
Figs. foa. skc. fresh rolled oats. Z ms
sse.
Stall ~. pure American cane sugar. :
ms. asc. : ms. sac. stalls i-g-s. smoked
hams. use N pot roast. Toe nj ham
burger and sausage. Toe N. Stalls 27-3&.
campbeirs soups. DC can. Cream 81
wheat. zoe pkg: Shredded Wheat Biz
cult soc pkg; ms fire svaporated
peaches &c: Massrs s ,I . for ise'
SANITARY
stall ies. bert cane sugar. fhs. rsc. =
fbn. bsc, Csrnafion or Bordens milk. %
can. Crystal white soap. bars z5c.
Stalls ss-3T. pt.. Del Monte catsup. $50;
shredded wheat. ile. , cans Federal or
Cooperative milk. z5c. Jello. any flavor.
Do: bars Crystal White soap. 2se; .
bars FeIs Saptha soap. zoe. snider's
catsUp. ace.
stall 2. Eastern hams. zsc 10; sugar
cured bacon. csc NJ lamb chops. lbs
ssc. % pike st.. lamb chops. fzhc No..
pot roast, Toe M; shoulder mutton. shc
n. stalls foz-1fo. 4 bars Wool soap. Csc .
2 assorted JeIio. use: lbs. cottage
cheese. 7sc; ptgs. Del Monte seeded
raisins, 2bc. full cream cheese. zoe NJ
can. Cooperative milk. 2sc.
WEsTIAEE
stalls 10~3i. cane sugar, sTSo sack;
ootd Bond flour. fl.70 sack. carnation
milk. 1850 case. Stalls 1917. rolls
toilet paper. 2sc; large can apple butter.
zsc. 7 bars swift's Pride soap. Csc. large
pkK Citrus. goo. Stalls 1915. veal chops
! ms ssc; 20, roast. i0c ib. stall i2e.
Enumclsw milk, loo at; gal. hbbys
catsup. sf.t6: Prlmost cheese. goo ID.
atsii 1s0. 3-ib. pkg. Crown pancake Hour.
zsc. SOC barrel ginger snaps. 25c. " bars
crystal white soap. 5oc: stoilwefcks soc
cocoa. fsc.
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Specialties Bouyant
on New York Market


YORK, bearish meaning read
nofh was
to In
% orders This attitude stocks steady
al
Opening Included stuashakr i:s orr North american
ssA. OFT ia
Professionals eend attack on the motors effort 20 unsele
pou 'front.' no tinE
selling
to
Ia
cfa wer sier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
RlCES ON MART
RE UNCHANGED

rsors on all commodities on tho
y wholesale produce market were
banged Monday. The canta.
be market was slightly firmor.
heral movement on the street was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
Brought Her Here
But She Went Back

Another intcrnntionnI marriagc
has gone glmmering.
Ray Shumaker. In divorce com
plant filed Monday In superior court.
charge Jeanne Louise MARCEL DE.
pont Shumakor. whom he married In
Anglers. France. July 81. 1919, with
returning to her native land five
months after he had brought her to
America.
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usxs-Recei,ts. st.ee9. Msrkss ssrc-K
to $50 hszher. Top. sass saik %
sales. te.zb0arg. heavy weight. o. ~
ast,sf. medfun weight. ssssas.Ta.
light weight. ssseMtft. Hight ilxnts.
tsseWs.Te: heavy packing so~s. - 20
atrsss; pa~kss~ cows. roaxh. tf-ss0
ts.st. PIGS. f7te8s7&
Ga1fie--1taeoipt.. fs.oae. Market steady
- strunx. chotcs ard prime. zoe
ff5ess medium and good. faGig.
common. ttsk8s. good and ehstce,
ttTtufe-ta. eomfuan and medium. IS
Wst.T6. butehsr cattle ard hefsern
ftss91: co~s. tfss4s. bulls. o. - o
fst4s tanners and cutters coes and
hsif-rs. tsse8s.Ts. Gamer ssc~rr.
t11S8sse. veal calves. tf9gSGit.ste.
feeder steers. ts.seas. stoeksr steers.
ft.Tt07.te. stoeksr cows and heifers.
ta600&s0
sheep--Rs~~ipss. ss.ess Market stssdy.
&c lower. Lambs. ftf0f1fos lambs.
Gull and common. fs.teGf1. y~aritn<
veshsrs. tATsWf9.Ts. ewes. st.g00
tf.sS. euii to commen swsx. t1Ht
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Vessels in Other Ports

ess~ fsfk--Aus. sf--s~liszt. str ataArs
uullaF for seattle
fsiboa ksn. gs--asiisd. ctr Nevada
fer seattle, Aux, ss-su ksntut sian
Tor Seattle.
Kas@-@Aaw ss--Arivsa. str Aisbams
tfaFu FROM seattle.
san Psafo~-Aus. sT~-ArriYsd. s.r Ev-
ssstt from seattle Ave. ss~sHaiisd. ctr
steel Age Tor seattle. snotorehig ksnne-
cett for asattiH.
Han Ffsnstseo-AuE. st--Auives. ctr
NofthlAnd from Seattle. str Admiral
Hrtisy from Seattle. AUG se~-Artvsd.
str Siberian Prince from seattle. sailed.
ctr Vim. y. Herrin fof seattle. tnctor.
ahtp HAihoa fer n~atfie. ctr Rainier for
seattle. usr steel tcyasef for seattle.
Asforia-AuE ss--Afrive1. str Ais.
ssuftAn from seattle.
Taaoma--Aag ss--hrrisss. s,r Ad-
nifai pswsy from Seattle. ats oray
fEVm Il. {. ports.
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honeymoon trip OF 10000 miles
around Europe.
They win travel all the way IN a
small American auto with n chauf.
fcur.cook and a small tent.
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Flivver Honeymoon
Takes All of Europe

CONsTANTINoPLE. Aug. 2s.---
Mr.. and Mrs. walter Curt, OF cald.
well. N. j.. who were married here
last month. left today on a gypsy
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Csffie--Kerelpts. s.sea. Market le.es.
Steers. ts.49este. cews and hsifsfr.
tee SIS. stoekera ard feeders. $50
1885, huiin. tsfoGsss. calves. fsUs.
Hcxs--Rseeiptt. &Se. MARKET Tee hish.
81. Tor. ts.ies buik. sr.ke wses
sh~>p--Heceipts t.ee0, Merket steady.
Lambs. stt.te0iT.ta. ewes. ssD1 feed
er lamhs. ttf ti.se-
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POULTRY AND MEATS

g9ses rnsd by wnsi<ssls D~&issS
e. ShfpDers
old. per n. ...... rs
k>svs. young. per -. ......... IL
P~11<r<-AH weights ........ 20
ns-s8 ms and up -....--. 1T
Msd live. al tn a. ne 80. .ls
Live. 1xhs. . tn 80 ne. ..... lie
Fancy dry picked se aDovs
i've.
bnse- Dressed. per -. .....-.. ~
Laws. fat. old. par n. .s..... .ts
|1-sys far. younx. per ~. 49,. rs
H1~n Hsres-ea fDs snd Up. IA
messed ss-..sss-sss al
tsys--Faney a. p. sis ba. -Sa
Live young. 1915 ne as
np~eers--oid. i've. per rs...... -ls
Choice. HIGHT ..-...-......... .tt
Hssvy. fancy .....-......... .fso IA
~
Fancy. light -...-........... .ft0 II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
Alaska Vessels

Funsss--AuK ts--Hsiisd. str Admirsi
Esans. southhound. a. y NJ
peterseNFa ~-Aug ff--asiisd. str oussn.
suuthhoun4. 81 t3e y. N.
kstsnfAan--Aun. sf--asltsd. ctr Az
rnlFal ksans. seathhssnd. at ksss ,. IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

NEW YORK. Aug. 7s.--Yoreisn OK
change opened steady. Sterling. fstsa ;
francs. to.e7To. up isn lire. 10000. up
o. marks. q. oo06N. up ".
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

Cash Wheat

CHICAGO. Aug - Cash whest~-Se.
q rcd. tf.et9tesS. No. : hard. ri.ess
stiofs. No. bard. ii.ess 0t.et.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

MONDAYS Quotations
Huff<r--Exfrns. sc ~. prime ffrrta. t1c
10. fifsts. asc 10.
Egxs--Extrae. 19hc dos: extra firntr.
1bc dex.. extra pallets. 19he dox
und>raiksf pellets. ishc dos.
Ch~e~e--caiiforria flats. fancy. ssc 10
flrsts. lie H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

AN TNTELLfG GENT PERSON,
either sex. mny earn 800 Go sou
monthly corresponding for news
papers; SIS TO SIS weekly IN spare
time. experience unnecessary no
canvaaaing. subjects suggested.
Send for particulars. National
Press Bureau. Buffalo. ". ".
At Anncx, 1904 sth. near Wcstiake
av., clean. furnished. steam heated
bedrooms tfor menu FREQ baths.
phone. Trans. soc. weekly sl.b0.
tf Sam Weisfioid can't repair your
watch. throw ~ away 500 Union
Big Green Clock. ODD portoffice.
WANT PAINTERS AND CABINET
workers to bid or by hour. SOC "
Eastinke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

There ARE 1882 officers OF all
grades In the United States army.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

Cnffie--pscslpf.. 11e9 Market steady
to slow. Heat steers. sT.gSnsss. fair
60 good steers. tsts0T.7s. good to
ehoiee cows and h~ifers. tt.sa0e. rsn-
ner-. tt.s0 g J. -. bulls. t1Ga2o. calves.
sWte.
rrtrns nfirsd. sffs5aff.ss. hsesiss.
t70ff. pigs. tff0tf.fa.
she<p--Reecipts. f.Tsi. Market nominal
East Of mountain lambs. tfe8ff. val
lsY lambs. tsas. y-ariinss. tt0s.
~sthsrs. Ssg7: ewes i10s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

ssxsr--sauist. Haw. 1850. sranuistsd.
fsS0f7.
Coffee--No. spot rio. 100 H.: 40. Z
Santos. ifH 6faAe N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
FUNERAL NOTICES

ERNEST A. oiAEN. are ~ years
beloved son 81 Mrs. Olga ~ Olsen
and brother OF Arnold and Arthur
Olsen.
Funeral services Tuesday at } D
m, friendA invited. Home Under
taking Co
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MONDAY
All. -

Ut TN
tts. ~
FIRST low Tide
.tt a M 81 n.
first iiish Tide
sai a. M - a.
Second law Tide
s4gs .. m ~ a.
Seeosd fiish Tide
stsi D M ii.a a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
Ship News
Tides in Seattle

TUESDAY
AIt. 70
FIRST Low Tide
ass = M ct n.
FIRST iiikh ride
~ % a ma. 81 n.
second Lew Tide
afie . ~ 81 70
second high Tide
staa y. m. ZEE ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

Airo signal mhintainern and
helpers. Apply 10 l. w. Smith.
i02 II. 2eth ~. Tacoma.
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Arrivals and Departures

TATooatt ISLAND. Aus. st.~~s A. ~
- barometer ristnsi dsasa fog. Wind
southwest. four miles an heuf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

Plano Tuner-JOHN STRON funSS
pianos right. $500. Aain soso. cal
morniugA
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SPECIAL NOTICES
I.EGAL NOTICES

WANTED - PRIVATE rEAciEl
for general studies. Saturday nj
fefuNeHa oufV NaIf Star.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
Netrs Of Sapulpu
FRISCO E.MPL0YE
INJURED IN SPILL
Boy Plays With Dynamite
Cap; Loses -Four Fin
gers and Thumb

SApULPA. oct. ig.-Ed IIH. as
slstuut Frisco superintendent hcre.
was seriously injured th.s afternoon
when q Ford coupe which hc was
driving crashed into the cuIhlng and
turned over az the corner OF Poplar
atreet and Lincoln avenue.
passers-by near the accident suld
tho car was not travelling ut a hlEh
rate OF speed, and indicstipus were
that the spill had been caused by a
blowout in q front tire.
The injured crlsco official was
taSen 90 tho city hospital whore an
examination showed no bones broken.
bad bruises ana the shock " the
wreck ARE apparently the only tn
jurics. although it can mot Vet be
definitely stated whether serious
internal trouble viii develop.
Joseph webster 10. Of 1914 East
Hobson street, suffered tho loss OF
the thumb and four fingers ~ the
left hand yesterday M the result ~
setting of a dynamite cap. The
hoy is visiting hero from Dcplson.
Texas, and was playing near the
high school building whore some eX-
cavating work is being done. The
dynamite cap was apparently mis-
placed by workmcn there.
Sampson Jefferson. colorod. was
arrested here today and charged
with stealing gun. after eludiug the
police seNeIUl days. A complaint
was made to police several days ago
that the negro was az 4 local dance
hall trying to XIII some one. ON in
ycstigation officers found that he
had started n quarrel with some one,
left the dance hall and stole high
powered Winchester rifle, which had
been taken away from him by his
companions.
Dora Murphy, drillcr who shot
and killed Major Allen. negro, near
koilcyville yesterday wus allowed
bail OF $3 600 Yesterday afternoon
before Justice Herman ~ Bristow.
According to officials Murphy came
upon the negro stealing some corn
from his place, "A fist fight followed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
Women and Medicine

In Europe. years ago, woman
named HildeEOrdc wyOtc "a notable
book on medicinal plants. In those
days the men were too busy bother
ing about dOEmas OF religion and
medicine and the study ot herbs
was thought beneath their notice.
IL was the women, however. who
mostly conducted the hospitals and
cared for tho sick, thus they learned
much OF great value. They let the
men fight out the question OF
theories.
Lydia T.. pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, prepared almost flfty
years ago by a woman, Lydia v
Plnkham. did then, and does now
relieve the ailments peculiar "a
women. II r. vegetable compound
and Of great value for this purpose
This is proven day after day, and In
your own neighborhood, by grateful
women who have used it.-Adver-
tigement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13

ana Allen in trying 20 dislrm Muir
ply was accidentally shot. Wiiucssos
ot the affair said that the two have
been at odds for somo time ana that
both have carried guns
Attendance M the meeting of the
baptist Delaware association reached
the soc mark before the convention
closed here today Nearly all of the
baptists IN six counties. comprising
the association, were represented at
the convention.
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.PETROGRAD LOOKS
FOR BETTER DAYS
City Hopes Some Day 1t
Will Again Become the
Russian Capital

REORGANIZATION that some
day the capital OF Russia will be
transferred back to Petrograd is
buoying up the spirits OF many resi-
1ents of this ghost-like city that
Peter the Great built to serve as
the center of Russia's power.
No official word, not even a semi
official hint. has been given that the
bolshevik regime will return the
capital here from Moscow. but mary
Petrogradites base their hopes that
this Will occur on the fact thai
Petrograd was built for govecn
ment purposes and Is far more fitted
10 house government offices than
overcrowded Moscow.
II the time does come that the
bolshevik officials lose their fear
OF attack from outside, these Petro-
grad residents say the government
inevitably must return to tho city
that offers it comfortable quarters
and immediate proximity, by land
and sea, to western Europe. While
\ the fear OF attack exists, these same
features OF Petrograd's location
make II a dangerous site for capt
tai. Finland is too close and the
Finnish gulf and the Neva offer
anchorage for foreign warships.
shrewd citizens are now buying
up Petrograd's property and hold
Ing II against the day when the now
almost depopulated city shall again
be the crowded capital.
The Petrograd port has shown
great activity this summer, but mos,
OF the factory chimncys OF the city
and suburbs are still smokeless ana
the streets. as compared with busy
try village.
A few pedestrians. an automobile
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or two now and then n slow-mov!ng
horse drawn truck ana the scatter
ing OF cabs I'm the great broad ave-
.nucs laid out by peter the Great
TO mako Petrograd magnificent,
seem lost IN the city's spaciousness
Great government buildings that
border the plazas and squares ire
now occupied by small bureaus of
the main ministries at Moscow
Huge palaces are empty. occupied
only by carotukers or transformed
into museums, open but few
hours each week and even then
visited only by sightseeing tourists
and now and then a litle group OF
art students.
Many shops are open, selling
mostly second hand furniture and
costly bric-a-brac from the houses
of the once great. but business Is
duh and money much scarcer than
in speculafion-mad, seemingly pros
porous Moscow.
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Iut sstNiNnN
Wen. the howlorS and the growlcrs
aud the scowlcrE
Have had their inning lately. that's
fact
They have had a chance TO humble
And to show their customary lack
or tact
They have had the country wallow-
iug tn ruin
And drowning 800 the depths of
grim despair.
They have been euprCmoN happy
And they made 10 very snuppy
with their prophecies % grief ana
woe and care.
They have had the nation going boil
shevistic.
Predicting riot anarchy and
crime.
They have boon 50 pcssimiatic
with forchodlugs Commuuisuc
That they've really had "a most
delightful time.
But their happiness ana Joy Is transit
tory.
Tho ship Of state has ridden out
the squall.
II has hraved the raging hiilows
And these dismal Weeping Willows
Must retire. And we viii not miss
them ~ all.
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George of London. Englnnd, q Cin-
cinuau visitor explained TO tho po-
lice that the "rutty conditions OF
Cincinnati streets wua the cause.
saint George exhibited cash on
his forehead
lie eaid "johu Delaney n Clncin.
natl manufacture and myself were
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Not In Need Of Rent Money.

NEW YORK. oct. l2.--John d,
Rockefeller, lr. ls not going TO lack
pin money for a few weeks. He is
today $50. .nOo.o0G richer as the
result OF 400 per cont stock dividend
of the Standard OH company of New
IapuHN
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motoring when we struck one OF
your blawE,cd holes, and my frpsd.
was tossed about 40 that my d.
bow went through one Of the win
duws OF the car. \ bit OF f,ass
got ON the forehead and there you
are. ( am jolly wcll delighted
10 explain for my friend Delaney"