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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22

*,sstissr p-iu,ess.l4 viii tp -.,n..svsstl
ns TIM 1iunrt N .H.aiucuEpn. g:uIssi,l,-
tiarst sss,iiBiii -iisZ- II NJ - ii-uisL
Mimi, fr -eist flg-ns sniiT ~ al niit-
1ss-iisa mt fsiinr se;auirt,t 4, .rta
asfrsss1isH hit s.nnu,ss1io., III III mifi,-
1sur ~ ia. 11~ssssIr H.:ifsa,l pui.iiful
III ts-lun- MIMI. mnu * imll- "
y = H.. ttEi nag ~ an,s NJ.
s.sspis-as. pisis viii IL -.atA,twar 81
Ga. fnln~siIsE :.
sGs.sias-a rsnsse-lsr.rI
ifieaeii9
1sIr-isa-rg
l'iunmrns
Ei-t'lr1i wiring
al p-usmstais 1p -. IL 4sr--n.f ua-
s'usI.algss viii ia. psii# amt ssyss;ri-
s;HsiuIa III p-.ysarsl ~ Fs-aa.-n,f g.
s,..invsslass., a~siiai1s..-. Aiuss. -4i..s..
Mini
Ell ly-sUHssass fw III. genera .BI-
ssr-u.-iui IL Ia accompanied ft
,sss-sIissst s:iss.8 fir tv. Js.s- .s.sIr tggs
~ -iss RITA EmDulr " inf aist Hesr
Js'- sem 83eT9 fr i,ssa@nE usIr-r
sa-sIa,, Cumming art .s..sr--f. wiring
t;fss,;fEs II ~ n4atss pEsa ;,t. Al ! Il
-szI4s-aE, n-sasIf..-
lssglsss " -is4 plans amt sy,..crfisi-
-,tss nsEs u vsssaaaise1 E~pu Iis "
t;iaf1sss- LYNN L fsplssr N 1sr tuskar4
8s3hbslAs Wrath au4saslr viii ps re-
-iE-IssG III -fss tine 81 EGsnaIsr nial
n = vv1ss frs. pic IL tlssl alst 1is'
JssaIa ALT specifications -szn-Issd
%siMa E-s III fir u -iss puAsn.s-1
Exchanges Vi ~ Pat MIsussaps,tiI
ant lsLsgraf MINI. ai%s ~ -fss sffrs,
NJ -iss E-eisfz..- Misuse 1-Ezazs Mini.
The fsofs~r " K0ucg-ssu RESERVES
1ie -4Eir IL assskur Eaa. ~ r.sjss- III
pafsa
agsERD EF EggA-55sN.
-sunsailGzlsf sesnaa Ikss. Ms a.
.sDan 3EEsfw-E Clerk.
Ecu1E Mxns.
.uls G. zk..
ssulss xs.Ys
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22

AEITuf VIM --evsist nTunsaD'
AT'ps 1ewssr p-er ns,~nt. sElE E-
I-unGnaI,. ''nrr I've mat wn-sA vrEh
insfsi clerks IL e"srw iGrps cf7y n rtls
Tn1.f >ssGasx, mt un gIH Bcnssasn.,
xyiuct I'll -snsnnElsr lur.i nH eng
igs, I 1Dsrnt q nsanliar Ut lisft 1ns-
sssHim s,i1Im D anurist pir-,sal ~
Birmingham Arr 8ra2iG.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22

lnessr wr.I Mrs. Gliesnwe.-t nless
iiiTs Ifz1a-lamm II ...sa.. ..Ilns 81
al arr in,ur1sG.
Tie 3ssar.n amt Hafsfurti tam.
liex amt Mss a.rrfn Wsassn az
tsslriiai rsie North District gon-
WsItamr 1T hlrzfsiises huniins
Mrs, I1yvitsr eff do. Mifnns,s
aaiiss rlesstiisv, m spent a vesass
with iser aa1s. az Ainlnfn- Mr.
I1ae will accompany iiar tnane
Tine Misses nrsie FgG amt
Marjorie a.atfeli,nrer amt Gsssr-
.ail Hsale. ant LESTER -ifinnH-
wsss III 3s1ugemr liase Sunday
evening
Msr. amt Mrs G,alit ss,rsirt Mnl.
st,fw III [nlii0sL. Ties nessir-isti
Tile.stiiw amt Mrs asnvnfar amt
ls.1llfiren accompanied them iinns
ant will spent the vsesiS itere
Mrs. t.d Eill eaf1 fhr Esa-na
Tiurssi,ax. amt was accompanied
i,ac:3 Fiv G'ifTfurn 1nne.Rs writ
will ssIgrrtI t-ie summer with MS
Fi,nrsier. Santtv III Rtslifi-un
Tlie lne-tss-.ml-T siu,v vssx liar
Tle.stinv ant Il wtiS surely Il nu
dap tfr -.in children. The ssitnv
was q Rast caesan ms amt Csfe
framed un,nes amt elephant wssrs
greatly sIzpvsL
i MI. amt Ms A. nia-isls amt
scnliti~er spent hnltiiv II laitIrei.
lrs-u-nug H,ont,fH They wsYs
accompanied hume NY Mrs MiaT
aus SISTER amt s:niairen VIM viii
Spent rslr vsssag Eits,.s
Mr.. ami. MIS- .Iiuillmm III Mn.
-reea,mis. vasre ssiesits ri 1e- as>
rtar. Mrs. GIieellwe-t q u,a-r'
was gwen SATURDAY nunr II
Ms rrtel,vT.--ts nonH n rEisr
nulm-. al VIM ursenttsl ~.
,u--Stt 4 Inc Tine
T'ie Lutheran Ladies AIT me-
III ssie imne III Mrs Carl .3uin.
son aast Vsiils.sGipE There vesr'
awmu %.i1-v present amt al sr
tpuad tise ,iile lunch ant pral
time hsea. glu,iar,f III Srusa-m,
was presently
Tie ainmt rnmmr niltn pr
nr viii E,r Eie,aSr C0,at IHiis Pin
tias AL t1ir ailA Eneni,Hn an
tiier samiises ara :mvrtso AN
amt 5u-gs.t III ss,as:t '.yrrnr fiipl
Plates. CUPS TURKS isrh sI,WnIs
Iee c-eafn sdssIrs viii is I'll,
nssisst ~ TIA. rilih
E;4-esi,s-ss.-ian Al.n1nv H,,ilm
will npssr hlrnsiuy II. fHsi: rinl-.
ss-t'rsss II III pasag;E. fiiiti
ssut,y TilussfiuF evening II.
,pcatu,:is; lunm' ,:iur- 1,--a::1mt 4
= ri,;tv,t VstiissfisT U'ns-s wi
IL. M LADIES' A.nl tins vs.tsE ID
aceuuar III -ns f.sunpnln CHI
prcng II l,itis .fifSsa
NJ. ant MS. Mias. i'inssst,
ant children welr 1p lslliIrGr
ws..st psgp Wednesday, ~ Mat,
tina. finer iurle NJ. l'sass@s.
vii ~ uast ~ ms t,if Jun II Li,
s1..l ,i.a,rt. TIN. riarr f-,isnf
VI NJ. a,lc Ms. l'iRMEsr .rssE-s
lsrrllr --i,er t.aus 1Dlr IRA gia
IA t-nt,v --trr s2-,sss- IT. '.srit-
~ -5-lyrap IL itua III Their iE,lr !
suulits II Hsa-z.
EE. ant Mr. Nr-tnr -sar,ili
~ Vsa. Lsprmu.'t ig,s rMr1Iiir Il
parents ies,s -1iIs vssG ar-.s
v,x ,lsa-~-ist III -,s-rlts. Isar
c;alsrrrE1... It NJ, ant MI Z
Carr Ut V..s. G.,oncar'G Vstt,i..
osr. .gurn e. u i.4e;rf.s1rss- IL
spent T'iflgrst.ar Il 1re Lsr.iek L
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22

EARRING sasso siaxs JIMMY ff1eeIrixs 81
EhElnn ssIm eexeaidl xnrgnttiihs-
stsurx tn the Snlnn Fnnrrtsti aanls
llfs ana VISA them tine hsSxt M
.SicrSs m rtiear 1rsw lians n
8ssoIeurI.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22
B RUNO


Ms. lhsin 1Ieals rs1lllrlatl hume
Saxslrriilg.
Up.. #ingun nj Ha-,r;s. waf
m .sw,n Tleat;HE
gst-al,i,aa Laying -srail-lfa1 hrnn
Sandstone. Ann.iaE.
Miss Lillian WIlesiar zane alnne
ss,snisrtiuT fmIn Duluth
MS. Nearing rssau-lHf hnns
s~aul llnlnral. x,g1lretirF
rsr Dal,,szslsitsi Ut Duluth
spent the wssssk amt ds.'s.
Miss lsurans lsYlasS III ni-
ne-.ur. Spent FirtfiuE desre.
Frank Eaiiss. spent tie vssssa
.,,s trt taie Churchill hume
The Gvun Skinner aanllw M"
au..sf ~ rssihr Falls, nil1atifT..
MS. Eimsgiund ant A.t'iest rts'
-,s-,est f~um E5swH Park Ssfralr-
dry
C.. p. SNYDER h~m Frainne
sp guest 1T ms su, Sssssn shit
DER.
r. III. raHuslte aEsItt u naiuits
AT firss III Nu-an Branch Iiisss
wss.sE.
N-s. RI. briin 81 N,n-I, alssrr
Friday with t-s;laasuss ant h-eant'
ass-s.
MISS Ns-T Eiaiaur FRI dn
C,is1rsun Afr.lrtiay 10 slssin
espry,fe ut wsssas
Ms. Ed Flarrislif ant ailliti-si
spent ,art Vt Iixs. >xsssst with ma
SISTER In Dliiuan. '
NJ. Birs,, an-1aissws,T a'-rua
asss purchased q new Vurt ga
1T Msariias-t 4 Sun
i.sm. ant MS. R,iae IT ls1l.ir1i4
a,s,lrt T,est:aE II the npne u
NJ. ant Msrs. Lrn--a,il
NJ. ant MIS-. Msa.:S sf 1inra'
asx. ws.s guests III fiie Nssuriie'
i.ur,e iur dinner 1intius
Mrs. Fr.si i.iup eft sin 81
bert Lea SATURDAY. ~ VISIT i't
s,arsIr.s nil Nstilssst;ilr.
IT.. ant Ms q III. -,ha--sf II
ae,lfrsd 1ais fuierSl VI NJ, j. =
Nsrstar,. II F'ul,a@spL, osu,t;iE.
Mrs. Newell VIM mas v'ar@sl
ies- ,,arerrss, NJ. ant Ms. Hoa'
asiis. -e,au-lst ~ liss' nune MN
fiar.
NJ. and Mrs.. g. " Etalr-E II
eofasisa N.inf,, a.s VISITING IL -1lf
nome III nar pa.slrss H.. an
Ms. 5aasaa,
The Aaulr.S r,s1u-lesi 1.Fpi
&s.u-Hsun iasss last wess,t ant .t
portsc having assG -lis bstssl tina
81 1ifsu isvss.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22
nsm.lnssr ~.sH mo nsmO

n iuIrs iiaair w. iszvng IN min
u isurm III u f-uts nmrshxitt. vim
WIS u,sr snf,h y tfnsii ~ tia siisaam ~
INN IN lia..
N+nr examining tim iaBr9 H
Trnfs iimilsr 4sitHst lnH Gisnal.
''rS.n.' iH anti, ''ff'll NM inns him.
ssV'iw mr o. NAKED lsia simrm fiznls-
sr 'Fist liss n ms PRIME
u'iH tzrais nssraialr anmik In
isanf.
'T'imt iur~..' fm nl,E, s,rsnirxik
nH III M inwaitrs rmEr aiiL s'iisdh
ms wIlfcimIar rsluriti Inst wMssk
'EInvx stiuuts' Hsskar tiR dnnsn
iisalisr.
''3snnu@ 'sim -rr liaaf q ii3m IN h
natfsf.,' xm4 'fiH nuHr rHisy.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22

ID --iH grit with -ssgyr~ m tie His
nssIr II. maximum m Msru-Hf'm rT-
-.sIr veil f,ev IL sti~ J,iius cf~rutt NJ,
J,tpiiI q c-.sfssr ,.xsi-sDt Jssa.I1nil .fiss
r ~ -l~ grit with -.snsssr W. EiH fiie
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22

sWsialt tn WIN stiiilik vi tttn1t mlgw
0 Jisst nsss vnus SsatstrlnE. m
81 ai,naiit nH Ahe ais ,tisma MnaaiM
satisfy q man tisu iiiE.s
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22

4TAnE KIND e ers y Miw &c.
lak@
"A INA nsdz~
nr
11saAsd hnir md . mspe d. ddnD
UrL-ndrmanehnD ~ 8z1nA i
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22

II Enk d uzH>Ll9l
4s1f ns,1rw.r zElf 1as iEswsr. hat-
1rsr. % HIr1a finE prr uzfrl x.kr
~ fmf arimlfrtsE grr nAx md taAe
iaii,1 nj -he 5rz- hAa rsErse - D.
Hi1uxas IN TiK1r ~xrdan fAnf twp II
Shm ~ nnlensas md 5mt go
-H,rus,nrimm Arv-Mmn1d.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-03
FUNERAL NOTICES


JOE DAiDAbAA. 1911 iirlf AVE =.
left home June IS. HS IL - years
old. feet . inches tall, weiFhs
las pounds. has brown eyes. otth
hair. new brown Fuit. black OK
over hts left eye. His father
would like 10 hear from him right
AWAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-03

tuesdays Nuotstian~
Hegs--Neeeipts. seeoo Market slew
lower TOP. tteIe. bulk - sales. &c 70
gttei heavy weight ts.1s1e.pei me-
dtatn wplsht. tteAutetOi ueht ilshts.
~ aaue.ie. heavy packing uows. ts.te
ntk.su. pAckins noW4 souah. l1a9.se.
rtsa. s. taasat
Il. eoo Market steady.
stfeux Cholce amt prime. tft.ea0
ttabo. ocutum and good. siteuii.a4i
common. ta4 fea, good aud choice.
tftN4ta.iAs common and medium.
ttsAop.ie. butcher cattle and hslfefs.
ttttNs.fe. cows, s3.ftasesi butts,
tasaWeat. Gamers aod cutters cows
and hetfefs tr.F&osstl cAnnsF stesfs.
" Zee t.tc. veal calves fs.TSuk
feeder steers. tt.fkuksh. ntockrr
steers. ttst g 50. stecksf cows and
heifers. ta.keukza
~heep--k eceipta. -. pfo. Market steady
10 weak tafnts. fieso0ttte3 lambs.
cuii and common. tsSeUis.4Gs ysariine
wsthesz. tkfEtBi4s8i ewea. 81 SEQ
ft.ftl eun 70 eemomn eWus. tz0tsA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-03
MAYOR WOULD PUT
SPEEDERS TO WORK
IN SEATTLE PARKS

Look out. specdcrsl
Everybody who solourn- In thu
city Sail. hereafter. In going 20
earn his free board and lodging
ny laboring in the city parks. In.
stend Of ianEuishiuE In the mu.
atcir,ai hastiie or working for tho
county. " plan proposed b.
Mayor Brown goes thru.
I'm going 10 take tho matter
up with the chief of police"
Brown said Tuesday. some of
these doctors. lawyers and mer-
chant.chlefH. who get so.day sen
tencca for stepping on the Eas too
Enthusiastically. may find them
selves living In camp provided
By tho city fathers and feeding
their civic pride by cleaning TN.
ierbrugh and general debris from
parks"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-03

Smith Cows Tsfminsi-str West cats-
amsrissn c.a Cos T.rnsiasi--s 81 reys.
ma Nefu
nesl street rsrninsi--Htr Aissnavla-
rter s--str Phyllis
Pier .@Ntr Victoria
per n--stF Admlrsi sstses-
Pier p-~Hgr a. y. Alexander.
Pacific Ccast Coal uankefs--t. n l. u.
r. Heather
~. a. ahippsne Beard NeefinEs stfs
feonfurn. Anna ~ Mofse. nlissrsso.
csess Keys. Delight westsra knssht
west fsss,. wsiiinxford. kahfiee. West
Jester. West Hsfttsnds
coansxtirus street Tsrtninsf--Gfs caieks-
say city. str steel fnvsatsr.
stsnaara Oti Co.'S Dock str Admiral
Whison.
STACY street T..minsi--r. a c. q nsrr-
side
Hssfsra str.ss T~missi-s,r Ksrsess
speksn. nsr>ss Tsrmsnst--asr oe,nss
afar
Es., waterway Dock . wsr.hes.. Co..
8sr ~sks. s.sss 3. :
rcsa risvdsek.--sss Queen. Y. = O
ustiueeA. sss H.nta csus. ctr frssi-
asuf Msdiso~s.
Hsst-sr isssns pers a wsrehsnss rtsh-
srri--Btr Arsisss
Ansss shipyard q rsrmiaAi-s,r nscss-
x~ft
~.s,issan Msti-ms e,sni-y Dollar.
West Seattle Training Satisfy. n
Eagle No. ~.
nuoy So. STR whsstisnf wonisns.
wlnsie~ Marine Nsl~Ny--asr rsctfien.
bark Belfast. barge coaui'lam CITY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-03
VETERAN ACTOR
TALKSF0R FUND
Urges Seattle to Make Good
on Chest

VIII Cr~~~v. veteran actor. told
Tho Community Chest workers Tues
day noon that he wns disappointed 20
know that seattle. locked upon
away from here as rip.snorting.
progressive. blg.hearted. upand.
doing Western town. has only sub
scribed about half % what u ought 20
have tn the tirne originally act for
the Community Chest campaign"
cre<sy said he had esen coming 70
Seattle year after year. and never
thought this city would fall down
on the Job Of caring for its unforta
mates.
-Dont quit soliciting until every
dollar IA raised" he said. Il read
you have s3oo. 900. 900 on deposit In
your hanks. Mr.. Seattle. Mrs. Seat.
tie and Miss Seattle should subacrlbs
the t7gs.esa IN lcsa than week. and
here yen have been NJ Il for week
and have only half Of IL raised"
RABBIT Samuel Koch. Of Temple 10
Hirsch. addressed tho workers Tues.
day noon. declaring tho Community
Chest Fund should b. recommended
without, any qualifications.
When the workers reported. Mon.
day noon, the total subscribed stood
NJ tses.ess. leaving a balance Of
t1af.iS5 10 be raised. Tho arnoun,
turned IN Monday was sssos.. which
was about the sans as was reported
for the previous days but only a
third of the sums turned IN on wed
nesday and Thursday OF last week.
Headquarters Va being maintained
NJ 300 Henry building. whore all per.
sons not yet solicited nre urged 20
cali and make their contributions
Arrangements have been made for
speedy handling OF glvcra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-03
Hit by Auto, Man
Is Badly Injured

Vincent Ottobrim. ~. laborer. was
critically injured shortly before noon
Tuesday when Knocked down and
run over by nm auto driver whose
name the police have failed 20 learn.
The accident occurred near 1920
Fourth ave. g.. where Ottobrim was
employed on construction work. Fei-
low workrnen picked up the injured
man and took him 70 the city hospi-
tai ottobrim ia suffering from in.
ternal injury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-03

Tacoma Oct. Arrived. ayr navy
f.uckonbach from seattle. str hslnisf
from aeattls ctr ision from Seattle,
Port Townsend a-~fassed In. ayr
Nevada for seattle. sac .. MI schf
Visilant Tor nellIngham IN tow % tus.
.. N. Arrived. ar trsissn AAfa ffsm
Kobe.
AslostA-~oot. ARRIVED. str X. ..
LuskeRtarh from New rcrh. =. IA su
ipsvich from seattle, q m
san frnnrisco~aptt. Arrived. stF
wtnamstte from Asattis fnstofship hui-
isFsn from scatter sr Robert Luehen-
bach from seattle. sailed. su Tudor
htar FOR seattle. az neen,
Haibea- sept 3s-Arrivsf. ctr Edgar
" teskenbaeh from seattle. metpfship
nAiboA from Tacoma.
nalgimofr--OtL sailed. sif Santa
Paula for Seattle sept ae--hattcd. 81
Thaa n Heal for Seattle.
Philadelphia sept se-aaisf. or
rsils rausals faf seattle. str Panama
for seattle. ar ,. ,. iuchsnbarh fer a.
attie.
Nsw york ssp, so-Arrfvsd. str VIII
POLO from Hsettie.
uosteD~oes Arrived. ctr pakotsn
from ksa,sis. sept. fe--Hsiisd. s,r
psnnsytsarian for seattle
GLASGOW Arrived. ctr hfeel
toYaGer ffom seattle
singapore Kept. tT--Arstvsf. str usr-
old puiiar frpm Seattle
Heu shsas-aH~pt ae-Eefied. ar Ala.
hama Naru from Heattie. ctr ahidsueka
Msfu from Seattle
keb.--s~pf st-Arrivsd. ctr iifmsisys
Marg frem Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-03

l-room bungalow. on lot c0x115 feet;
room for bath: large attic. lights
and water in house. facing cement
pavement: , blocks 20 car line.
and Just outside OF city limits;
good garage and storehousa.
house In good condition for I'M
mediate ponresaion. IL IL an abso-
lutte bargain at I.g75; use cash.
balance sis per month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-03
w. j. Bryan Works
for Arizona Ticket

PHOENIX. Arir.. oct. s.--Arirona
democrats. led by George w y,
Hunt. candidate for governor. today
turned out 20 welcome william
Jennings Bryan here 60 speak on t'e.
half OF tho par,y's state ticket
Bryan was escorted 10 Mesa.
where he spoke az tho Mormon
tabernacle. and returning was guest
Al luncheon AZ the Phoenix kiwanls
club. Ills main address win be in the
Library park this afternoon. Bryan
leaves for the East this evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-03
Tacoman Identifies
Body of His Uncle

The man whose body was found
floating Off yashon island last Fri
day was Identified Monday night By
Tony suiich. Tacoma. as that OF his
uncle. John sulich. S.. an Austrian.
sulich probably fell overheard from
the lunch Adrlatic. upon which no
worked. according 20 tho nephew.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-03
3 Girl Stowaways
Taken by Police

a iifs on the bounding main was
nippcd IN the bud Monday when po-
lice found three girls. Isabelle Ho-
roux. IS. Florence Montague. ~. and
La Rene MasterBon. ~. slowed away
aboard the y. s. coast guard cutter
snohomish at the Bell sf. dock. The
trio will be returned to the Ruth
Home for Girls. from where they are
said TO have escaped last week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-03
yRICE OF EGGS
UP TWO CENTS
ADVANCE Is Attributed to
Shortage

-.,.. a :.cent increase IN ear
- ,a,e Ncnaay. the local whole
.,.rtet Vas stiil firm Tuesday.
s.~ssr mafkvt was caused by an
~. n. I. .ssrtaxe Of cEEs. Fresh ranch
aeu '.s .nsI,ra stock was quoted TUES.
e eerts a dozen. MIXED col.
Gay = Il cents and pullet ssRs 40.
~s ..'s.,.-.le dealers were raying
49, Il. As and 50 cents a dorcn.
sn n.s,<r vas steady. while only a
s.ss,s supply was on The market.
p.rssnsrses were on the market AZ
s,s box containing ene.third
~r,l The t~rries. however,
! n tee green. - sales were
r<<ulsr shipments WITH com.
~ N about 10 days. when u Is
~~xe, that the berrcs VIII have a
kefer ccicr.
xcsns.,curcs were firm. tho other
N vas steady IN prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-03

$50 DOWN, $40 PER MONTH
room cottage, semi-modorn. Price
$500. s52 Empire Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-03
Forest Fires Rage
in Minnesota Area

DULUTH. MINI. oct. AZ 80
mile wind today tanned forcst fires
in dozen sections north and west
OF here.
Fires that have been burning In
the White Face district for a week
were uncontrolled. Rangers report
ed sparks Ienping half mile ahead
Of the flames. Nine families were
forced 10 flee from the white Face
district ahead Of the flames.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-03
Two Are Accused
of Auto Thefts

Charles Jensen. 10. and George
Williams. 20. were held In the city
fail Tuesday. accused Of auto thefts.
Jensen was arrested in possession OF
car stolen from T. T.. Burlingame.
virginua hotel. lie had pistol In
his coat.
williams was taken by Patroiman
Con walsh, accused Of taking an
auto owned by the Rainier Taxi Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-03
Speeder Is Jailed;
Six Lose Licenses

Six motorists lost white drivers
cards. and ono man was jailed, upon
conviction for speeding Tuesday.
Acting Police Judge Jacob Kaiina
Gent Joe Bellodsau to Jail for 10 days
upon default Of n $50 fine. Bcilo.
deau's white license was Cancelled.
He wns convicted of speeding 81
miles an hour. The other six men
paid $40 In fines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-03
Open Shop Bosses
May Train Workers

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. Oct.
Formation Of industrial schools
70 train young men for positions with
nnsInherH Of open shop associations
was taken up by delegates 10 the
meeting OF open shop bodies here to.
day.
Seven statrs-TNxas. Utah. Cali
fornia. Colorado. Michigan. Okla.
homa and Afizona--arc represented.
The session ends tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-03
Trial of Greasy
Is Nearing Close

MTEEoI.A. ~. r.. Oct. a.--The de.
Tense and prosecution In the caae Of
William Greasy. Fort Thomas. Ky.
charged with staying Miss Edith La
voy. his sweetheart. rested their case
today when court adjourned nj noon.
Final arguments we're begun when
the afternoon session started and Il
IL expected the jury viii set the case
by p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-03
Baltimore to Get
Tabloid Newspaper

BALTIMORE Md, Oct. An
nOunccmcnt was made today that
the scrtppH MeIsae newspaper con.
ccrn has completed plans for essao
fishing one-ccnt afternoon tabloid
daily Newspaper here. Publication
viii begin as soon as mechanical
equipment. already In baltimore.
can be installed
Tho new paper. which win Be
known an the Baltimore Pos'. viii
receive the full wire service Of tho
United Press and United News.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-03
Canadian Official
Is Seattle Guest

a. y. Colt, Canadian secretary Of
state. viii be the guest OF friends at
a dinner to bs given AZ $40 this
evening. in the New washington no.
tel. Mr.. Colt arrived In Seattle this
morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-03
Denver Live Stock


Csstle--Recsirts SOC Market steady 20
t4e inNrr. Steers. ffasef.TGs COWS
calves tfN9
ner~--Issesipsr. sse Market fsaiss
hisher, Tep. tteto; bulk. sf.rG@teis.
~heep-ner~lpta ssee Market steady.
tsrh-. sf3fSeftf1s ewes. taTsg
ts.9sl feeders. ttf.teNtttA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-03
Alaska Vessels

vaidss Oct STALLED. ar Alameda,
sous Inbound. at sac .. M.
IuneAu-oct. g@hatied. str Jefferson.
south bound. az Gao y. m.
kats nik avn GOT a=~oattgd. ctr ffin'
cess Royal poFthbound. 1t y. m. ate
Northwestern. northbound. al ., M
cefdova f-~nailed. afr Alameda.
uthbsund. al p. IA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-03
CLEANUP FOR
. YEGGS IS DUE

Police are expecting a cleanup
among the ranks Of tho yeggmen. fol.
lowing the theft of set of barber
tools owned by r. Ludwig. Of the
Grand Central hotel. opposite the 20.
lice station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-03
Portland Produce

TUESDAYS Nuofaueus
uutter-ts d tsc ~
rsx>--Ruyinw price. see sfe dos ssiisas
price. ts4 ace doE.
chee<e--9e . f4c u
heas--it q e.e 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-03
Foreign News Aids
Men YOrkExchange
wNff. STREET. JOURNAL FINANCIAL REVIEW

..,.,r Whi STREET JOURNAL FINANCIAL REVIEW -.
strength National
led the otis lsA shortly the ~ net and
ASPHALT
fanAnerican SoA,
NJ American rs Tel iaiN ae Retail stores seA, or ~ sin.
Baldwin W United steel tNsA siH on n
Consolidated ~ Northern Pacific san y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-03
HEARD AT THE MUSEUM

Aunt Julia--Look. dear, there's
Rsmeses' mummy.
Elsie--What was his mummy's
name, auutle?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-03

AItNIN IIf--Ort. IaaNtf NeNada Tom
AntWerp. at ieigv a a.. str Gothic star
from New York. al tsis0 .. M. oct -
str Phyllis from San fedae. at y IN.
str stanley Dollar from New york. Al
tgf1o y. m.
sAii.f.Ip--oct. ~ tr HARRY fuehen-
bach Tor New York, at a. m, Oct. a.
str Wspaua for Nan fedro, At ass y.
IA. str Nainisr for Tacoma. At y. IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-03
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS
BIRTHS

Births IN their households are re-
ported by the following Seattle men:
Nakawawa. wsiehL so7 Maynard
susiyana. Yoichi. COAX N. s7,h st..
boy.
rArmor.. Curtis Leo. $500 s7th ave.
smith. Bsnjsmin Franklin. n II. d.
No. =. BOX io1. girl.
Drenn. Benjamin, eoo5 18th ave. T..
Burns. Harold H.. 1902 sunnysido
Nelson. Andrew Bee. iisi aTth ave.
Edwards. John r.. s7ss ss,h ave. g
waterhouse. Norman. 1908 II. Har-
rison st. boy
Baker. Asel Norman. s2is Eighth
petre. john j.. asio Charles st.. boy.
Sherlock. Henry. 1859 Detroit ave-,
girl.
Novsna, John. oil ciovsrdsie st..
Barley, Victor Paris. COS jefferson
Fujlhira. Yoshitaro. sss Main st.
raEsysme, shosaku. AIM Eighth
Neisashlna. Kamesavuro. iis wash
ington ct, boy.
Fujino. zenkichi. Enumclaw,. girl
Katz, JAY. 400 2ist ave. girl.
Norinand, Frank. itt6 Market st.,
Williams. william c.. at Harvard
ave. boy.
Tasj, Bahoor. 1Ga feth ave. girl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-03
Ship News
Tides in Seattle


OCT. q
first High Tide
sie6 q IN tb a.
FIRST Law Tide
. os n m az a.
-econd ttiah tide
sttl y IA. lie a.
scooad Law Tide
s4s v ni.. 30 r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-03
DEATHS

periteisen. Peter. rs years.
Halberg, swan, 81 years.
Marulis. Mrs. Matte. az years.
Monke. John ]. IS years.
Dlnderich, Edna l.. ~ years
o'prien, Mrs Mary, ~ years.
T lis'ni sa Alfred W.. IA years.
Klcber, Frederick Edward. o. years.