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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-20

tdptti minltn iielxni tuolla iiGiipps
onnella, Sumala au%ttafoon, Quo
men faniaa enentpi tlintemtaan io'
fallen onlaa itiedGn ia iitten rafas.
tamaan IGbimGistGmme futen itieGm
me. NGin opetti Sierra Seeiiis Of.
lesiaan tGGlld maan pGGaG. Suma.
Ian raitbao faifille.
8elienne Serrasia
Mattt 81bGld
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-20
SelitDStG Slnrcstbsfirjan IL
Inunsta
Sotfoa ebelliicen
Giriotton 9tifolai Carlton
Crosby, Winn.

8iclGfin iofu Jana SSumalm
ficltGjille. Slid jos be eiipGt ties
tddn mitGGn m1litG, min ontaiii.
not fiiitenfin laStenia tllllo Sumo-
Ian armon oialliiuuteen, iollicn
niitten tl1lla fastatllfii ppDGllG fos-
teella. Sc on birmninen tcfo, fun
Iapiilta ie fielletGGn. @oomattu ia
moo, eta iiGin pobot teot tulemat
lasten p11lle folmanteen ia neljGns
teen pollpeen. sc OH illtrin paba.
tefo, nlitG ibminen fosfaan moi
teboG, ett1 fielt1G etpanfetiumin o.
pin ia p. fasteen omilta lapiiltoon.
Sellainen ibminen foettaa tliffia
taipaan tien titleipiltnfin iuflipol-
piIta. Serramme &ristis iunoo:
"Tarempi Diff jos m%pllpnfimi re
pustettaiiiin bGnen foiilaania ia IL
potettoiiiin meren ippppteen."
Se niiiastelemat fuinfa ibminen
on febittpnpt apinnstn. Sefin tnit-
ia on iitte tieteellinen totuits. Mfllt-
ia jos Min oliii ioSfits mcnneiipp.
bcSIG tapabtunut, Min mifii ei MT
fin mielG %topabtliiii9l Snbon opi-
nobeimoia, jotta omat olleet tlibon-
Tia miioiia tieteelle tltnnettuja cif1
tiebetd niistG pbtGGn ibmiiefii mitlit
tuneen. @ofo oppi on main 0nrmi-
min tarua, iofa perl1stuu fabteen
apinan hum fnppaleeieen, jotfa b1n
~aifoinnon Iopii Ifriifasta, josto lit.
te sc. &itriffa ioi liiGG nettG mpl-
! lppniG, iota ban rafenii Wolfoiaa-
relIe.
@ifo Ills ibnntiet ole tpbmiG, fun
~tiiollaiiio neruffeito pritetG1n aiet-
taa Sltmalan ielmGn ianon iijolle
luomistpoDonfin nGboen. Sn be
miel1 otoflurpat onloomanio forfean
piiiouoen ia bolmefiipat muitn tpb-
nina. &uitentoon ein1t be tdpiin
tuntiii ibmisruatmiin rofenmisto.
fam jos ie tiotoiiiin beiban eteeniG
pboeflGniotaa fertoo iuupennettlna.
Weib1n rrumitmme on ieIlainen TO-
ne, etta Jos ie iontuu ep1funtoon
min eli it'd fpfene forjoamaon mlill
FUN ~plil1Gf1ri, foneen oifeo rofcn-
tajo.
Winulto on uiein fpiDttD, cite
miSiG on ie belpetti, josto %ioorno,
tam? Siiben maStoon: "WteioGr
porbootfoon lentGi1mme eiipGt of
mieI1 fpenneet foboomoon ieitiemGt
miiIoo mansta ia miuitoinfin titfi
miiSfpfpmme olpnt raioitetit. gifi
ient6boen ole tpbmpptt6 fpielld ieG
loistol SimoIo ienfin porboioer
tietG6 ia Sdn ionoo beImetin ole
nan ia iinne fpGld mobtiiu foiff
perfeIeet ia beio1n enfeliniG, fefi
fniffi ne, joitten nimid ei lopbcti
elGm1nfiriasta.
Min6 fpipn teilt6, ju1nolonfieI
t1j1t: "OIettefo foettoneet ioo6'
Iostenne ninet eI6mdnfirinon tai
tpoosio2" SInan p. fosbetto Ell nj
] mi iinre fiiitenfdon tiiIe.
Eefstimmc 16 ip1rfp ionoo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-20
Srpr Self, isis.

Mrs @nni thurman Hbilpiistd,
on tGGMG fpl6ilemGsiG iufulaisten
ia luono, faDben poifania fansia.
ia fuulonimlifaan ban lGbtee tafai.
lin fotianio emf tiistaina. 2iion lp-
bpt fplGoifo.
Sitten on oIlut fesfrubesiomme
ieminonriloinen ltitno Solminet
fofo miime miifon ia ban pulpit
IitfGperjontaina ia p~daiiaiiena ia.
m1n firioittajan fonsio raittinsta-
lola.
Soiwomme, eta ltiiro Solminet
mruistao titlIa toistefin meibdn fes-
fru,teemme. oil boiistoo fiiinnella
titon niioren opptlom tooististd
Rristitfi estd. Toitpomrte, eta SIT
moIa moan iiitnaiit r%iniaosti tpel'
fen fonlun fdpnnitt. Sitd toipom-
me foifir.
". SosieI
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-20

sW3utta nldn dlittol 1tfa 'palmoa"
j. n. e. SGn1 opettaa fninta mlii-
tamme pois t1stG ipntiiestd maail.
masta. Spnnin mprffp on faifisia
ruumiimme oiisia iiiben asti, fun
maa alpau iuunio ia nidee ipntiien
ruumiimme. Sielumme on iilloin
| mietp iuurella lola taiipaan fun
niaan. &uumiimme lepa1 maasia
maan m1bGn aitaa, tuomiop1ip11n,
iolloin faiffi fuolleet nolliepat tlio-
marin eteen. 8anbursfasten ruli-
miit ppbinG ia pubtaina ipnnistd
firfaStetttna taiapaan funniallo.
Sauoattu ru1tmis pitboistettiina pb.
oistpp iieliln fanSIa. Se orpat t1p-
belliiet, malmiit ia ebiGt ibmiiet,
tGpnnG ppbppttG ia Sumalan fun
niaa. Sellaiiina be forjotaan iian.
faiftiien el1mGn maaban. Niin
maan atpustamana puboistnu &ris.
tutlen elGipGn ieurafunnan iGienet
lobifGGrmeen- mprfpst1. llsfotto.
mien r1tlImiit noulepat ipntiiin1 ia
firottuino. Seio1n iielrnia on Of
Tut bclpetin maimasIo ia iinne be
ruumiineen tuomitoan. Silloin
BELLE loneetetaan tuomio josta CT
ole ipetoomiien maraa. Silloin if.
miiet joetaun fabteen jouffoon. So
luniiin fpipG faifiQto cpGusfoiiilto
ia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., flnpaonfo
iouffoon iilloin bnlunpot fuulua?
gspt fpllG noliretaon ia pilfotaon e.
nonfeliumio ia Serran palpelijoita
jotto it'd iuliStamot. Mhitta fpll1
titomiopGimGnG ontoiiipat maiffa
tltbnnnen maailmoo, jos iaiiimot G.
ocS pbbcn tunnin ormon oifoa olt.
tliutta omistoofiecn. Whlttu iiQloin
portti on iulietti eifG it'd fpsfaon
apoto. - 2obif6Grmcen miimeinen
BIRTHS tGsid elGmGsiG on iotia nil
ia maStaon, jotfa omot Sitmolon
fGSfpt pitGneat, niitG elGlpi1 ilsfo-
poiiia, iotfo omot iionfniffiiecn e.
!GmG1n leiinatlit.
IrWoilot @uttaion l%lifiiat, mimi
pppoGn teitG iofaistn ottamaan tor
foin buomioonia fuinfa Ilillren at.
tuioen ie tlto, fltn on tostetti1 ia
uSfoo outuutenia &ristufien tb0n
perltsteella, ia mifd faubea pabin-
TO erota tGGltG lisfottomana. &c. on
pbtG iullri ero, fun on taimaalla ia
~belpetilld.
8iimeiIesid m6rlpsi1 ianotaan:
e" go mina ieiioin meren rannallo".
Me toiioan ipield ieiiomniefmf inn
niSid ~pailboatpan meren rannalla,
~fotIellen usfon faltfoputfella uiit-
ia fotimaatammle meren t~oilella
pltolen ia oootomme, jofa betfi, fos.
ia Mestorimme prrii lGbtea iota.
masta meitG tGGltG fotiin nouta.
moan. Site pormosti i%loitoon!
9oppii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-20

llSll SulIlulull luull ulHtu, lpDult u
len pGdsipt bGnen iuuren arntonia
fautta bppGsti find mailma, iinun
iloIi tuottaapi fuoleman ia omo1l-
tunnon baalpoja, joi6enfa tusfat
tuottaa ibmiielle paljon fppneleitG
ia Iltruja. sos mailman lapiet,
lnili ttntea tGmGn ainoipntpilen SSu
malan pojan i,rtrta raffautta, min
be luopuiii emf betfen1 tlion ri.
paajan leiristG. SieIun wibollinen
tunteepi iurua iiitG jos bGnen lap
lenia mrittaa toiien maltafuntmn.
SGGqd ppbien ieurasia ballitiee Ser
ra, Seeius, iieuG fuulliu plistps ia
f~iitoslaulut. Suo Sumalan ieura-
tlinta, on ibmeellinen, lie on futen
luuri p~orantoln. SiellG itfetaGn ia
teboGGn pDbiG ~lupoufiia, iilld ppp-
oet11n onteefii, iiellG iloitaan ia RE
mltitonn mlltta ferran. Sumalan lap
let %iaolpat olln SiGn fotona pboesi1.
Silloin olemme t1piin onnelliiia
tuoIIa taipoasio. Sinneb1n meioGn
tiemane fulteepi, fun ieuraamme
Serraa Seeiatsta, opisia ia Glands
Ia. MeioGn tulee fofoitoan nntoll-
tl1a bGnelle. nSfon litonne ilmenee-
pi tooelliien, raffouoen fautta. sis
SSlmolan on raffalts.
gepfp11n riitpaja on aioannut SSl
malan lapiia eri iorftoibin, ia lit
ten rofentanlit iGttildismiiurit bei-
odn n6lillenid. &c foettaa litten rs
tottoa ett1 nuo toilet oipat epGraa-
matuniiia. Monet rebelliiet iielrt
otpat Min lujalle fptfettpiG piiolipe.
fableilla, etteimGt robfene ola bp.
mGn pGiipGn tuttawia. 8iboIinen
foettoopi teboG n1ioen jollffoien nG
lille riitoin pbd eoelleen fiiolettaa
tllon roffaroen moinron Sitn1olan
losten lpoGmistG. Suo foiffimaltias
Samala fatieleepi meib1n riitaista
e%IGm1Gmme. Wei0Gn t1tlee pttaa bps
min tarffoja objeita, roomotiin opis
ia ia jofaiien Iutea perrin iuurella
tarffaamailull0elld ia rufoillo Ser.
roa Seeiusta, ettG ban p~oistoiii INTO
p1olueriioat ia antaiii pllbuion ~.
oGmiin enempi prtboasta raffauttn,
ettG tito fainin benfi meniii linne,
mibin ie funiliili, riiipajan Dalto'
funtoan.
Bubujillo on itturi ebeSwostnn.
IeioGn tpomme CT loo ola lima
ett1 me foetamme foota luurin joilt
foia iiiben puolueeieen iobonfo me
f1tulummc paan olfoon meiltG tiio
| rebeIlinen ajatiis iaaba pbG eoel-
Ieen Iortuncita tiibloajopoifia ia tpt
t6ri6 Seeiufien li,o. Silloin tpom'
ME tlottaa tobelliiia ii%unonflia.
WeioGn tilee fobbello raffaiiocllo
| IeIloiiiafin ibmiii1 ioilIa on toiiel'
IoiIio ~ojotufIin roomotiista, moan
teemme parboimmon mufoon ioo'
oofIenmc BELLE, oifcno oppio eIlt.
ta6. Sofa innoopi ettd ban rofostno
S,umalua ia miboa melje1ni1, bon
ON molebteliio, min opettoo roamot'
til. @i le muto, nst1mot, woiffo pi'
oGmme fuinfa iuurio pitbeito Jc
I~oistuipio loornoio, frn pibon bent
t1pttGG iielirn. Slfoonpo ie litter
misIG mnooosio bpm1niG. Siimolt
outtofoon enemlpi rofnstomoon j
wGbempi mibonmaon toiIia puoliiei
ia, ettcrnme fdptdnnolliielld eldmd
III lp6 olaS fristilIiippttG, jollo TO
oistomme oinoipntpiien pojon ar
mosto. Min1 Glen oifein iloinen ct
ia 10 Iapiunocn fe~pGtbetfind Serr'
iobootti osfeleeni tdnne roitban tiel
lie, ettd Glen @iaunat 10 iibroto niio
riutteni fefpdtpGiwdt Serran tpobon
aiitos iuiri 2iioia, etta onnoit mi
mile, iinun roffauoestoii jpf
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-20

Iapenlaan luota, jonfa juurell,
@aius oil ferran polpistunut rutoi
iemaan faantpim1t ieurofunnan iG
lelet tafaiiin.
Suiri oil 2pstran tristittpien i
10, Tim apostolic ia @aiuS ianpui'
wat faupunfiin ia oiettuimat am,
moan Guniteen 4uefIe. Coin ei mie.
Ia ollut iulfiien toiminnan nifo
tullnt, mutta ieurafuntu fofoontili
era1n iparaffaan meljen fooisia, ia
apostolic feboittimat fen iGieniG pp-
ipmGGn usfos ia. Nuori Simoteus
tuotti erifoista iloa Iaapalilla.
Seitrafunnan iumnlanpalpelufies.
ia ban tooisti YpbGn Seneen moi.
malta pelastufiesta. ia Yaatpali o.
Ii wafultettli fifth, ettd Sierra of
f%utiunitt mtorufaiNen aieefieen, ia
eta ban woili toimia iuitrella me.
neStpflell1.
@ailts olili mielnimmin matfus.
tnnut litoruan Stonioon; ban tus-
tin fpfenl billitiem1Gn itie11n. g.
llelnndn FUN ban itie tabtoi mpon.
iddfd1n, oil Mirjam bdneln %aiatuS.
tcnla ia tunteittenia fesfuspiSteen1;
olipa bGnen inoStufIenla Serran a.
lloanfin iantGb0en mGb1ll1 lailnell-
tua. Varnabas buonlaii len ia aa-
wisti ippnfin. Sdn rnfoili ipbGmes-
t1dn 0aiuflen puoleSta ia buomout-
ii b1ntG iuaarosta.
"&iitGn teitd moroitufIestannc",
@aius ionoi. GILLETTE oifeasla, Mlit-
to fun ioon Wiriamin, iilloin moi
faiffi miiuttun. Sn9on D1nfin Ser.
ran onla, ia me taboomme pboesi1
palpella Serraa."
Iletettuaon Spstranfin leltrafun-
tnan manbimmnt motfustimot opoS.
tolit @oiufien ieltraslo Sfonioon.
@aiuflen ipodn of 1alfeamailillaan
it1mGstd; olibait fulunut pli folme
muotta iiitd, filin 9Gn miimefii oil
nGbnpt moriiamenIo; MT of Ser
ro fu1tllut b6nen rltfoufienia; Wir.
jamfin oil Seeiufien op~etlslopii ia
ebfGpG Re pionfin pboistpiiimGt al.
niaafii toiiiinial
SO illfelii taiipaanrannolta l1Gfp.
min ailringon puloiiento Mfropolis,
ia len iuurella nGfDimGt f%olipungin
rofennufiet. Slma oil altringon
noustlta be9fuipan fltltma, ia tiellG
ei ollut marjoa. Watfamiebet of.
not n1GnnpflisiG frtlinniiioesta ia
janosto, iild lditumella fulfemat
mnobiloitmat oliipnt ianStuttnneet
pltroien peben. @ibooin be pGdii-
mGt faiipungin bebIm1tarboibin, ia
iiell1 of milpoista. &irffaalln ldb.
oemeoell1 De iammltttimot janonio
ia lepGiimGt betfiien. 2eipGtesiGGn
be rufoilimot, ettG Sierra iinnaiii
beib1n toimintannio SfonioSia,
mislG apostolic oltmat fofii fuu-
foiitta aifaiiemmin loaneet taistelIa
min monia maifeufiio nastaan.
Yion be ioapuihpat Oneiiforufien
taIoon. SiGntd tointusfin ebti ter
mebtiG beitG, fun 10 @aius rienii
etiimG1n @irjamia. Sun ei ollit
fotono, mrttta iitd ipbameaiiempiG
cIimat Naaton ia @Iiiabet. Sumo
Ian ornto oil poistonut faiffi, mifG
cnnen oil beitG @oiufiesto eroitta.
nut.
"Serron olfoon fiitpsl" ianoi
Nooton palpelijottaren tarioillesia
mirmoffeito, "iiitd ettd bdn on ma'
pauttanut meib1t lain firoufiesta ia
ipoGmiimme firioittonut poremman
lain. 2ofi oil fa1iipon mritrin ldil-
la meitG eroittomasia. Miitta Ser
ra on Bampalin fontto oiponmt
minun iilmGni n1femGGn, ettd ban
on periielld fiolemalloan iarfenpt
tuon mitrrin."
"aoiffi", postoii @oius, See
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-20
Saamalin tp,peri
airi. S. groeOes

ldtti gntifIes bGnet fpipmaIIa Iaiii
10 ban futira muutamia pstdmiaGl
ia hittawiaan fuulemaan apostoIiel
~opetufiia elGmdnnii iauoesta" i
beioan woimania ialaiiuuoesia
Paanoli pmmdrIi, cttG t1sl6 tel
Serra tpotdGn, ia iuostui mielcl
I1Gn.
Tiinpa Baanali %iaattoitin @ntif
leen lnlisia, emf fertaa Oerbesla
~julistaa ~pafanoille iloista ianonIao
&ristufiesta.
San eli futiumlt htofleen main
faupungin ~bienostoa, tpaan mpos.
fin maatimnttomat toperinia @af,
fufien lotilaspboistpfiest1 iefG bei-
Dan moimonia. Seistd tunnemmcfin
10 Wiljofauppiaan, ionfa fertohuf.
ientnpe alusIn tapaiimme torilla.
NGmGt pfiinfcrtaiiet ibmilet oI;mot
Iiifiltettiiia iiitG, ettG plbGinen An
titles futilii beio1tfin fotiinia.
@nnenfuin Eaaipali tili nGfp.
min, fertoi @ntiftes mierai!Geen,
mitd iuutalailet olimat ttbneet bG.
nellie. 2GsnGoIewat tliniipat iprG1
liifutllsta nGboesi11n murfoloisten
dstuman ioliin ia fuitlles'ann tnpn
~nGbGiIen micben, ionfa fuspo'lIa
bnafpat titsfin olimat oarunt.tnect
ia jonfa oifea fGii lpielG oil i;.ccs.
ia, pubunan BELLE. @oni ipo1n bel
tpi epanfeliumin naifutufNsta, ia
he ppbiimGt apostolio bubuwoon
mpobemmin BELLE %cnemmin.
Mlllitamien pdipien fultttua
faStettiin mrnitamia beistG NJ. NJ.
afmtifles. 9ept oliwot 9rishifien rof-
fnioen iiteet pboiStGneet iiSn "a 20.
ian. Niten ibmeelliNesti oIifaal
&erro faiffi iomittamitl Slntiflas
oil Seeiufien o~petltslapii, ia bGnen
fotinio Serron ppbGffol
"&olminterroin olen iinut tafai.
fin %iaon,it", ianoi @oius taSteen
i1lfeen ipleillen iiGGniG.
"@ifo ole ibmeellistd, cttd Ser.
70 &ristus %ormosioon tabtoo f1Dt.
TOD miniiofin monboa raibnaista
palmeliifiesiaan ia on ontanlt mi-
mnllefin patfan iotilaittenia rimeis-
iGl" 9[ntifles binloabti.
Sierra iaomnttad .,pGfem1tfin"
jnnoi Yaamnli, iofa ieiioi l1bella
DeitG, ~mutta ioa iulrimman fun
nian beiffoien mdIifappaleittenia
kmittn."
Antifleen eiimertti apnli etpdntes
khamiIle monta opea falipltngiSia.
gsian ieltraii 1Gntd miljafauppios
iurpefii miirbeefIi forutoDoroi0en
fmippiaalle, jofa t1pbellG ippllG pei
fGfi, ett1 f~ristilliien liiffeen lemiG.
minen ~ipGbent1iii INSTRUMENTATION
tartpetta ia fiten mabingoittoiii ba-
men Iiifettd1n.
Goli oil 10 liian aboos f~ofouflia
pioettGesi6, %ientdboen ptettiin Of
rnamfin fdpt1ntoon. Scum Baorpali
oil t1piin purantimit, tefipdt mel
Jet motfoja %faiipungin pmparistoon'
lin ia iulistimat epantefiumia H.
bella oIeipisia fplisia Capt. IA.
R1). Dlosnousieen poimn of fai'
fiesta pGGttGen ilnirempi FUN Spd'
nnIaiien.
Seurafinta fasmoi pb1ti, ia o.
po8tolit aiettimot @ntiflcen ia mil
iofmippins @orpufien ieirafnnnor
hpnnbimmifii ia usfoimot BELLE leit
rof,mnan boioon. SiibIalliiesio to
joifIesia be panifpat fdtenid beioar
pS6IJeen ia rufoilipot beiodn pio
Jesfaan. Citizen apostolit labtimd.
iotfamaan mattonnia.
Ennenfiiin @aiiis croft iidstddtt
Sesfusteli ban bGnen fansiaon pc
rusteeIliiseti titIerpaihnoestoon
61n ilmoitti oifotpania eniinni
mnfffstm SerujdIemiin ppptGmGGf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-01
iFLAYS NATIONAL.
GUARD OFFICERS.
Legion Chief Charges They
Are Unfit for Service

wESATCHEE. sept. i.--c. ID.
Cunningham. OF centralla. wash.
commander OF the American Legion.
department OF Washington. in his
message yesterday 10 the state con.
veniion opening here. charged that
officers OF the Washington National
Guard are unfit for active military
service.
Commander Cunningham also de-
diared that the Washington National
Guard has become ''the rendezvous
OF the politician and job hunter"
f,emuci l.. Bolles. national adju.
iant Of the Legion. In representing
National Commander Hanford Mac.
Sidcr at the convention. which. while
in session. win decide upon plans for
erecting a memorial 10 Legion men
killed at ccntraiia by I. w. w. mem.
bers on Armistice day, 1919.
Charles II. Paul. Seattle. has de.
clined to become n candidate for the
office of state commander. and Joe
Kineaii. Of Beillngham. Is being men.
toned for the post.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-01
FRUIT HERE IS
N OF AFFECTED

Transportation conditions for
washington's fruit crop are In no
wise comparable 20 those In the Mid.
die West and East. where serious
losses are being sustained by grow.
ers. due TO high freight rates and
lack OF transportation facilities.
washinnton's big outlet Is water
transportation. This year there Is
available three times the ship refrig
orator space that was to be had iast
season. according TO the Merchants
Exchange. and many more shippers
are turning 20 water transportation
to send their fruit 10 the Eastern
markets.
'ff growers can get their fruit to
Seattle. their transportation Difficult.
tica are solved" said one member OF
the exchange.
Steps have been taken by Eastern
Washington growers 10 assure ample
freight refrigerator space 10 bring
their products to the soaboard.
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MAYOR RAPS
CITY COUNCIL

Mayor Brown launched nm attack,
Friday. on the city council. which. he
claimed. has utterly failed TO reduce
IT'S expenses. aifho II has cut the
mayors sccretaria1 staff almost In
two.
There's always two or three
clerks sitting around the council
chambers. doing nothing" the mayor
said. Il am glad TO cut down the ox-
penses of my department. and the
counciImen were glad to do 10 for
me. Why don't they slash their own
padded payroii?"
Brown pointed out that the streets
and sewers committee has n special
clerk. and declared that this job
should be performed by ono OF the
regular clerks in the street depart.
fuenf
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use SCISSORS
in OPERATION;
Is Saved
Remarkable Story
of Achievement
on Seattle Ship
Is Narrated

Operated upon two days ago
aboard tho Admiral liner. Ruth
Alexander. under emergency con-
disions rivaiilnE those ON the field
Of battle. Third officer w. >.
Ho~rv was resting comfortably
Ia Providence hospital. Friday.
minus his appendix.
The story OF tire operation. which
stands alone in Pacific coast ship.
ping circles. was told hy DIR. J. A.
Ghent. King county Jail physician.
upon the vessels arrival in Seattle
from san Francisco. Friday morning.
Third officer Hoare. DIR. Chent
said. was taken III with acute appcn.
dicifis at a. IN. "Wednesday. but did
not report the trouble until . p. m
~Dr. T.. s. Hail. OF Victoria. rs G..
and myself were the only physicians
aboard the ship. Dr. 6hent nsid.
.2Ws saw at once that an immediate
operation was necessary 50 save the
mans life. And we would have TO
operate aboard ship. because II would
have been too iatc by the time we
could reach Astoria. Ore. Is hours
away. or Seattle. 30 hours ahead.
50 we searched the ship for
the necessary equipment and In
strumeuts. While there was a
good supply Of medicines. there
was no emergency operating Nit
nor surgical instruments aboard.
After thoro search We found
two old fcrceps. and n pair Of
scissors. These We cleaned up as
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ELECTRICITY TO
/ co LOWER HERE
Reduction OF 20 Per Cent
Coming in Year and Halt

Electric current for Industrial
AMI home use win be reduced 20
PR eent within the neat year
and . half. n was stated au.
thoritatiscIy nj the city hall
Friday.
With the arrival Of power
from the eity's hydroelecfric
plant. engineers estimate that
Seattle viii have the ehrspest
electric current In the world.
Plans are now being prepared te
sell the vast flood OF electric power
that will he developed on the skhgit
The present rate for homo con
sumption is now cents for th'
first ts kiiowait hours. ana ~
cenia for succeeding loads. Thli
rate. already comparatively cheap
will be reduced to cents for ths
first Is kilowatts. and : cents for
the following aliofments. =
Tho first inataiiment Of Skagi'
power-s0. 900 horse power-will bs
ready TO deliver here by the end OF
1873. II will supplement the 10000
horse power of the Lake Union steam
plant and the 20. 600 horse power gen
Grated at Cedar river.
With this amount Of energy. n gen
crai reduction In rates viii be possi
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BOMBS, WRECKS
ALARM HARDING
Campaign Launches to Blot
Out Violence

WASHINGTON. Scpt. I.-Ihs
federal govcrnnpeut. xf flne dlfpo
tion Of President Harding. h
embarkinE on nafi0n-wIde legal
campaign 10 check violence In
the rail strike. 10 mainfs;n
transportation and TO sustain the
right Of strikebrcskers to work
unmoiested.
This WAS learned officially here TO-
day following the action OF Attorney
General Daugherty in appearing be-
fore federal court in Chicago and
asking an injunction TO prevent the
strikers from interfering in any
manner with the employment OF new
workers by the railroads.
More in5uncsions win be asked In
other parts of the country. prosecu-
tions will be pushed against all
those charged with perpetrating vio-
Ience and comprehensive investiga-
tions VIII he made by federal agents
TO determine whether the strikers
leaders or the railroad executives
have violated federal laws against
conspiracies to restrain interstate
commerce.
Dispatches to the United Press told
OF many new outbreaks.
An alleged nationwide plot to dy-
Mantle. burn and otherwise destroy
railroad property was uncovered by
federal agents.
Presidents Of three railroads. this
New York Central. the Pennsylvania
and the Rock Island. were said 10
have been threatened with death or
kidnapping.
A complete plant to manufacture
high-powered bombs was unearthed
by authorities AT Albuquerque, n. NJ.
Officers seized eight bombs and dis
covered quantities OF materials for
the manufacture OF others.
Two men were arrested.
Scores OF bombs were reported
10 have been hurled mt trains,
placed in shops and under rail.
road bridges.
Trains have been wrecked by
alleged radicals. Federal au-
thoritics Swallowed man they
believed was the 'lbrains" of the
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BABE RUTH
SUSPENDED

CHICAGO. Sept. babe Ruth.
home run king. again fell in disv-
pute with baseball authorities to.
day.
President Ban Johnson OF the
American league suspended Ruth for
three days as "a result of vicious and
vulgar" language used by the Yank
player In Wednesdays game at New
York.
Ruth used the dIsrcspectful Ian.
9usge, johnson said. In protesting a
decision by Umpire Connolly.
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ARBUCKLE IS
REPORTED ILL.

TOKYO. Sept. f.--Roscoe Fatty)
Arbuclsle. American film comedian,
IL III aboard a steamer bringing him
To Japan, and has asked that hos
pital reservations be made for him
In Tokyo.
A radiogram was received from his
secretary today saying Arbuckle was
III and asking representatives. here
TO arrange for his admittance to a
hospital Immediately on arrival OF
his ship In Yokohama tomorrow.
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MAYOR WON'T
"PASS BUCK"

No committee OF business men viii
he appointed 10 investigate the traf.
fic situation "a Seattle. Mayor Brown
announced Friday.
II am not going TO pass the buck" "
he said. Certain city officials are
delighted 10 carry out the provisions
OF the INV relating to speeding. They
will have TO enforce the law"
lmpounding automobiles and jail.
ing speeders were the chief features
OF the mayors campaign against the
driving naniacs who have exacted a
heavy Go Of death on Seattle streets
during the last few weeks.