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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-23
RANK CLEARINGs
HAzELTINE MADE
DRY AREA HEAD
Seattle Man Supervisor in
Four States

WASHINGTON. March ss.-Pro-
hibition Commissioner Haynes today
named the heads OF the is areas es.
tablished as basis Tor the operation
and supervision OF the general prohi-
bition agents. The chiefs selected
from the present dry personnel in.
clude:
Theodore Schwitzer. Denver-wy.
ominR. Utah and Colorado.
FrA. Hazeltinc. Washing.
ton. Oregon. Idaho and Montana.
w. w. Anderson. Los Angeles
California and Nevada
= a. Hazeltine has been in the
general prohibition employ since the
first OF the year. serving on the
Floating" force. and being commits
stoned wherever his services were
most required. At present he is with
tho san Francisco prohibition office.
lie is expected 10 return North i'm.
rOediately.
During the war~.period Hazeltin.
served overseas with the Y. NJ. c. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-23
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Tsfullnri--Pier a-str Fast
srn Merchant. str West Jes~up. pi-s
B-Htr Fuahini Maru.
Bell street Tsrminsi--shlp -. Paul. o. .
G o. Hiada
Grand Trunk Pacific Tsrminsi-ssr al
rnirAl Watson
Pier zs,r Aiamsda. str Northwestern.
ctr HksRway.
Pear A--Stnr Spokane. star Animal
Pear A-str Epokane. str Admiral sehe.
Pear B--fsr Ruth Alexander. str Irhixh.
Pear D-Htr Curacao.
linton Pnesnc Dock--str Nsnufsnt
Pacific Coast Coal Bunkers-u. T. L Z
s~iffsur..
q. n Shipping Board Moorsngs-8ts
Cross ksyr. str Delight. ctr Deiross.
str iconium. str Anna r Morse. str
Bliyerhdo. str Wslilngford. str Wesf
cahosia. afr West Hartiand. str Ls-
brico. s,r West leon. str Westsrs
knirht. str Eidridss. str Hanisy. str
Wes Jester.
Alaska stsamsnip soorlnss-str VALDEZ
stacy Street Tcrmioai--U. s. e. q Burn
side. 4. T. y. r. wheaton. u. H. G.
a Explorer.
Mii~sukes ocean Terminai-str EAstern
Prince
spokane Street Terrinai--str Rainier.
East waterway Dock Warehouse CO..
Str Heijin MAru.
Duthie HhipyArd-Sfr Yosemite.
T0Tdd Drydorks-ship chtlIicothe. str
Nare-ta, sir Forest Friend. str Admir-
ni Nicholson.
Puget sound Bridge a Dredyiss Co.
Str Patterson
Auer Nsrd-Str Roosevelt.
Setfisfon's Miii--Sir Forest Elex
West Seattle Training sta1on-U. =
Eagle No. 81
coimAn crro.otinr worts-str Horses
X Baxter.
Hefferman Dry Doek-str Ketchiksn, str
Jefferson
winsior Marin. Rsnwsv-s,r Morning
80
Coquitisn city. str Belfast. afr Pso-
nser No. ,, U. 3. c q. Cedar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-23
FLYING BOAT
is MISSING

MIAMI. Fla. March 2s.--The fly.
ing boat Miss Miami. which left here
yesterday for Bimint, had not ar.
rived az an early hour. according to
reports from that place and another
plane has been dispatched to search
for IL.
Instructions were broadcasted from
the wireless station at Jupiter to all
ships to look out for the missing
plane The craft carried. besides its
pilot, five passengers. said TO be MIR
and Mrs. August Butte and Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence T.. smith. of Kansas
City, Mo and Mrs. Dixon. of Mem.
phis. Tenn.
Six government and privately
owned airplanes and a number OF
fast motorboats here were ordered
to sea In an organized search for
the missing craft.
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usgs-Rsceipss. ~ 900. Market taiee
higher. TOP. 100 zoe. bulk OF faies.
setoufoao. heavy weight. 1850
1910. medium weight tis0olio -
light weight 30 SEQ iotef light
tights. tt.te9io.1t. heavy packing
COWS. ts.7tgt.iei packing so~s.
rough. tf8etss pigs. ~ soastt
C.tfle--Iscsipts. 1900. Market, .se
lover. Choice and prime. ia.Ts1
see medium and GOOD. s31suG.ss.
common, ~ te07,3s. good and choice.
tk9ptsl common and medium. ASS
Of. butcher cattle and hslfeFa sk1
q. COWS. ts.ata7i bulls tsWt.ats can
nsru snd cuttrrz. cows and heifsfs.
tfisUt1S. canner stesrr. ft9E8t2s.
veal calves. tsatus. feeder steers
tb.to9 $50. Hiscksr stssrs. st.2s07sas.
sfecker cows And hsifera. tt0A.se.
sh-~p-ilaceipts. 1900 Market. weak.
lower Lambs. sisfsattts isulhs.
Gull and colomen, fi0to0ia. yearilnF
wsfhers. tii.9suitte. ewes. Ito
1888 eup 4 eommea s-ss. isss
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Says 3-Cent Fare
Would Eat Savings

Claims that any apparent ssving
made by wage carners under a three
cent fare brought about by general
taxation. rather than by the cost Of
the ride. Will be taken away faster
than II is secured" were made last
night by c. II. Shields. volunteer
speaker against the Erickson street
car bill. at a meeting OF Georgetown
voters gathered al Bertholdfs hall.
He submitted figures TO show that
any saving accruing to the average
home thru ErickSon's plan would be
Quickly wiped out by taxation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-23

Speakers at the formal dinner to
be given in honor OF SIR Auckland
Geddes, the British ambassador, by
the Chamber OF Commerce in the
Rainier club the evening OF March
81 were announced Thursday morn
ing. Sir Geddes will arrive in Seat.
tie on the afternoon of March so and
will spend day and half in Seat.
tie.
Josiah Collins will be the toast
master at the Rainier club dinner.
A welcome TO the distinguished Wis
itor win be extended on behalf OF the
Rainier club by C. ID. Stimson.
Mayor Hugh NJ. Caldwell will greet
the British ambassador on behalf OF
the city. or local men on the pro-
gram, Rev II. II. Gowen, professor
OF Oriental languages and literature
at the University OF Washington, will
deliver the principal address. Sir
Auckland will speak following DIR.
Governs address.
The dinner will begin at p. m.
and will end not later than 9:45 so
that guests may attend the reception
in honor OF Sir Auckland and Lady
Geddcs which will be held by the
Sunset club at 10 o'clock.
Mayor Caldwell and reception
committee win greet the British am
haSsador and hts wife az the passen-
rer station when they arrive on
March 80 Mt s:4o p. IN. Their excel.
lencics win have dinner that even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Baltic. The following
morning at 1880 Sir Auckland win
address the faculty and students Of
the University of Washington In
Mcany hall The visitors will drive
about the city in the afternoon and
viii later have tea at the Seattle
Golf and Country club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-23
OREGON
BROCCOLI DUE
Opening Price About $3.50
a Hall Crate

The first car of the season ~ Ore
Eon broccoli was duo IN Seattle
Friday. The opening price n stid
viii be- shout $3.50 half crate.
Florida green beans were quoted At
1896 to $500 hamper. A chr 81
fresh Waila Walin splnisb was 20 ar.
rive on tho market Friday. Most
iobberH are not anxious to handle the
California asparagus until the prices
goes considerably lower than what
wnA quoted on Wednesdays arrival
Egg storage operations have lgen
light as yet. tho shq receipts were
increasing considerably. The demand
for the frgNh ranch eggs was fair At
20 cents a dozen. Butter was steady
at 20 cents pound for the city
creamery bricks and Is cents for the
cubes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-23
WOMEN PLEAD
FOR SUPPORT

mo taxation without representa-
ton"
Mrs. Henry I.andes and Mrs, Kath-
ryn Miracle, council candidates.
speaking az a Joint session of three
civic clubs Wednesday, declared that
women were entitled TO voice in
the administration OF the city gov.
ernment.
The meeting was held by the Tax
payers league tho Federated I'm
provement clubs ana the Tax Reduc.
ton council. Fourteen councilmanic
candidates spoke
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Northern Pacific Is
Feature of OPENING

WAL. ETTtrHr JOURNAL REVIEW
Nth e close Of IN yesterday list
which nsgay Northern Pacific off IL
hew uAysn Which cold a. high as cor opened ~. OF
era a
There heavy selling
off a
lnoiudei LEATHER ~
iFA Chsndier.
y Stud.baker
Hnela. s'f eft bethlehem IL 80 baldwin ioe off
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-23
Men Weren't Big
Headed Years Ago

DOVER England. March aa.--An
ancient skeleton unearthed at Bay
I'm had a skull much smaller than
That possessed by modern human
beings.
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Arrivals and Departures

March 7z.--Hir. West Jspps from Yons
via Yokohama. az i0ise a. m. ctr ha-
nsirea from philadelphia va Galveston.
balboa, Han Pedro. San franeisco and
Portland. AZ 10 a. M nfr Eagle from
New York via Philadelphia. Baltimore.
Balboa. San Pedro. san Francisco and
Portland. 81 ss1o a. m. March 7z.--str
Hsi1in 8arufrOm Eobs via Tacoma. a.
o. m. ar saginaw from san Fr@aciscs
via Port Angeles and Everett. 81 T.se
.. "a str hanulani from Honolulu via
ban Francisco. Beliingham and Tacoma,
at $50 D. m u. u. o. A. Surveyor from
Astoria. AZ i.ls D. m. str foae mite froa
Han Franeiso0. At 1915 a. M.
Sailed
March is.--Htr Yosemite for TaeomA.
at a. M. ar Admiral Watson for
via southeastern ALASKA. at
10 a. H.. su Saginaw for Taoorba. at
20 a. m. str Horace X BAXTER for
Eagle Tarbor. az 10 a. m. March Ia
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Weather Bureau Report

TAToosH BLAND. March 7s--s a m
81 baf"fostrr rising. clear, wind north.
east. ~ miles an hour. Passed out. str
hebraskhn, A. 10 a. m. hotofship. prob
ably the Sierra. 81 D. m. en- .. 4. X.
steamer. - q. m. March zs.--S .. M
Clear, wind northeast miles an hour.
PORT hNGELEn. March 2s.~Asfi.ed
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-23

nfGuLfNE BOULEVARD TRACTS
Rich. level ALDER LAND. Just
STABBED tate al. ., s-sers Tracts
Positively the BEST HuX on the
boulevard. N you want q fins
tract for a very little money. don't
fail 10 sec these s acres. with over
coo feet boulevard frontage. fi.soo.
: = acres. a fine corner tract. over
600 feet frontage. 5000 ) acres.
close 70 boulevard, overlooking
feet frontage. 1890 Easy t~rma
ROBERT MltbTBf CO. zoos 3rd Az.
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HkRGER COUNTRY HOUSE
COMPLETELY FURNISHED

NEW BUILDINGS
In one % the best locations and con-
venient to public markets. over 6
acres. coed house. completely fur.
nishsd also barn. all farming i'm
plefnents Included. land level;
convenient TO grade and high
school on excellent road. Price
fzas9. terms arranged for respon-
sibla party. Burke a Farrar. Inc.
z0a New York Block.
BARGAINS IN PoUiSlBo HOMES.
near Seattle. one acre. new house:
some furniture. only $3.50. Ten
acres. five cleared. good houses;
chickens. is.soo' kbout 90 acres.
IS cleared. s-room house, one
horse. COWS. chickens, farm ma
chinsry; everything goes, $1,000.
VIII take small seattle property.
part payment. easy terms Also
good. level unimproved tracts. $50
per acre and up. write John stof-
seth. Pouisbo. wash.
10 Yot- WANT A Good STORE
AND GAS STATION
10 acres. on main highway. house.
barn spring water: chicken house
4 acres cleared. splendid location
for small store. gas and OIL and
auto repair garage. fi.550. ON easy
terms.
THE DOUGLAS co
1914 Third Ave. Main $3.50.
A BARGAIN
81 acres choice waterfront. good.
rich soil. easily put into cultivn-
tion except ten acres which has
some standing timber. The own
er IL In need OF cash and will let
IL go for $1,000. worth twice that
amount.
SAMUEL TRETHEwEY
si7 New York Bldg
40 ACRES. FINE TfMBER
Fine standing timber. near gcattie:
good soil: Is acres cleared. 5-Noom
house. barn. outbuiidinKs; family
orchard. graded and high school,
This IL located miles from Rem
ton. Price $1,000; 1880 cash.
r. VAN ARSDAJE
1915 THIRD Ave
10 ACRES FOR $500: LEVEL LAND
with brush and timber cleared off:
good chicken ranch and berry
land; close 10 Aawrnills and
steady work; lots OF neighboTa
$50 cash and $40 per month.
THE DOUGLAS co.
f0tt Third Ave Main $3.50.
RIAL FARM LAND. BEST FARM
ing district In Washington. 4 miles
from Snohomishi at stores. station
and schools. $50 TO 800 per acre:
terms to suit. SO Interest. Bb12
University way, Seattle. Open
Sunday
ACRE. CLEARED: GROOM MOD.
crn house: fun cement basement;
garage; chicken house. barn: good
COW: miles south city limits
s2.700; terms sidney 1b0s-R-12.
|, ACRES FINE LAND: PARTLY
cleared; new house; close 10 boat.
Lake Washington boulevard: X
mile Newport. ". q. Peterson.
1905 2sth s W. Seattle.
lg AcRf.s WATER FRONT LAND: /
ali cleared. well improved: run
ming water: = mile from koyport
torpedo station line: on easy terms
" sold soon. Call or write L. l.
Wstiand, Pearson. wash
+ ACRES, a BARGAIk. NORTH
Nicely located: good g6il: interurban
TRANSPORTATION. This will suit
you Price $500; good terms
J. VAN ARSDAf.E
i0ls Third Ave.
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pHINNEY nrsrp1cr

PHTNNEY DISTRICT
Groom modern bungalow. MP 20
date. hardwood floors: fireplace !.
full basement: cement driveway.
$500: easy terms.
WHITE CENTER
A nifty 4-room bungalow, With en-
nmeled Kitchen and bath: other
rooms all painted with lead and
oil. large double lot. S0xt2S. that
will produce all family viii CON
sumo; large chicken house and tG5
pure bred Jeghorn chickens.
owner leaving city For quick
sale, 1880. IT'S big value.
EDWARD COMMON
1909 white Bldg Elliott t5o7.
MUST SELL a BEAUTIFUL 4
room bungalow with bath. break
fast nook. buiitsin features. half
haeemeut. large lot. $4,000 down.
balance like rent. or will take
FORD A. part payment Phone
West iDfs-A
WILL SACRIFICE 7-RoOM HOUSE
in 100 block on Maiden ave; hot
air heat: full basement. Terms.
Elliott $3.50,
coy 4-RooN COTTAGE. ONE
block from Rainier car, $500.
your own terms. ss2 Empire Bldg.
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ACttES MILE NORTH OF
cip. new t-room house. $500 eash.
US per month. Also have 10
acre snap near Hentuni
~ = NErfftS, lis Third Ave,
ron sAi.E Al RANCH, IS AcREa.
fine location. Terms, Take smaller
Wiley Arlington. wash
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Foreign Exchange

SEM rpRR. March si--Dsmand
sterling opened today az tsa14. off =
francs. foesssi lire. isstiek marks.
80 eesi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-23
SUPERIOR JUDGE AUSTIN E,

UNIT IffN VIII WTIINV III ''HE0IV
March 81. according to adviees re-
ceived from San Diego by friends
here.
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IS roR sAIN-meNL I.srATr
A NEW rouR ROOM

BUNGALOW
rhtnnev Ridge. iurt outside
the city. two blocks from
the paved highway electric
ilHhtA, city water a dandy
lot. sAxtast garage a good
view 81 the sound only
1850. including furnitufei
ttbe cash, t2b per month
/ FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW. fun
haseuTnt, laundry and rnr-
aEet lot aOxiooi about two
blocks from the car Price
$4,000 Tor quigk ralct 1850
wash and $50 month IN
GUIDING Interest. 500 MI
DRAPER
GREENWOOD REALTY CO.
I sunset g4Si 1f0a Greenwood
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tWeds---ssy's osststisa.y
rsrnssh~a by Logan . Rryan
sfs se-ond Ave-. SEATTLE
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Alaska Vessels


EkaEuAy. March zz.-Btr Princess Ma
"a. soufhbound. Al ! D. M. March ~ -
str. Queen. wsatb0und. at s.te ,. ia.
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ACREAGE


a REAL coon uUY
ffetty little Uhirken ranrhi
= acre, cleared. cory. cot
tsEei wood ahad. EaraEe.
large, m 4 ern chicken
house r~iidinEa all new
electric lights and city
water 100 finn WHITE Les.
horn chickenH Price only
ti,fANi some terms
HERMAN SCHROEDER
bia White Bldg.
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ACREAGE


ONLY ss.soa
Fer this tn+Hrre ranch 10
acres cleared. dandy stream.
some standing timber. g.
room hou~~ hot and eoid
water. bath fireplace harm.
: large chicken houF~Fs
hroodsr house. orchard. lots
ef tools. COW snd 90 chick
Ems. all gees for t2.&0a.
some t~russ.
HERMAN SCHROEDER
81. white HldK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-23

FRIDAYS Qsots,isssD
ffe0s--f~ este ID.
tEr---3,n doA
tbe~~o---fk q soc ~
ftsllfs~--ssc Ia
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TNt ftfsDAf
MARCH Is
FIRST nigh tide
o. M i0a r.
FIRST I.sas Tide
q m 60 n.
Second nigh Tide
1873 D. m 40 n.
-erssd Law Tide
ties y. m a. T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-23

FLOUR AND SUGAR
wholesale Prices
Flour Fam pat. t-sa, city delSso q > 90
sugar Cane, per owL ...... sac
ueet. per cwt. ............ zee
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mates fer inScruOn
Trsastest chaexe .dv~rtistnn. Is
cents n itue per fe~~rtten t.ix words
=. iiaet. STA iasertiee. for the
price ef five.
Transient cash D. advance sdvev-
sfstnH. II eeats tire per iesertto~
s>ss werst- 20 a st.~,. Sta tu.ertteas
sov the price 90 five.
tfss-ifted es.~sc-~~.ent. win Ne
src~rsed up 60 ~ .'-tcek esrh wcru-
ssr Tor she regular sftsrneos cdi-
fcn~-
Your credit d. H.~a. rncse Nsss
eeen. rsk fsr the Classified Adv~r-
ttstnn Department.. and place ycav
usYRnt." before the largest audiene~
"he >erthwest
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Ship News
Tides in Seattle


friday
MARCH -
FIRST High rid1
an q. m. 10 r.
FIRST lev Tide
, % a M Ia n.
pessnd nigh Tide
ffzs p N. - n.
80 ond los Tide
$50 " M al ~.
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,io. 000 FuRNirURE s.rock .
81 nv Watdron co. New coil
springs. So SIS io-teot black wal
mot extension table, $50 shtnh
closet. $50 heavy han tree, tss'
and other bargains, Terms ar
ranged
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HOTELS

vIrgIn1s Hotei--AiI American VIZ
stnia and sth. Cars via Westlake
ave. Mod steam heat: cheerful
--toorns: each has free phone. eN-
.ellent service. shower and tub
baths. Trans. TIC up: weekly,
1880 MP Walking disfanc.
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4 ACRES, A BARGAIS. NORTH
Nicely located: good p6il. interurban
TRANSPORTATION. This will suit
you Price $500: good terms
i. VAN ARSDAI.E
1915 Third Ave.
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Foreign Money Status

wednesdays ouotsfinr.l
Furnished by Lsgan q Hryss
ala ssrnxsA A. G-.sst-
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PIPuS WANTED
q ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

EXTRA IAIHAi
WOOD
Mil wood. 1925 single load: 81 50
double load dry inside mill wood.
$3.50. $40 double load. Also other
kinds Of wood at lowest prices.
Main 1850.
CAMP OR RESTAURANT
Range. nearly new, 500 value. for
s3s. 4 nice hail book safe. ;s5.
other good buys in new furnl-
tare at 80 University al
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The Seattle Star

sshed nsity At 1907 Seventh Ave
Seattle. Washington.
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Monry 10 loan. London J~w-iry Co.
Essahifshrd 1890 los End ave x
100 RIAL ESTATE loans
Money for farm ard acreage loans
ROTHE FARM MTG. CO. 1929 ard
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-06
FARM RIDGE.

Mrs. Mauley Of Grand Ridse wds a
Streator shopper Tuesday
Miss Ada Fogle called on village
relatives on Wednesday.
Ralph Hlmps0n wife and daughter
m0tored to Streator on SATURDAY
Miss Gladys Glenn who resides east
OF the Ridge, was IN the village the
first Of the week, where she did some
shopping and calling on friends.
Ellie Butte transacted business in
Streator on Saturday.
Lon Dccksrd motored to Grand
Ridge recently.
LeYie Antram AMI wife were recent
dinner guests at the James Patterson
residence in tho Ridge.
Henry Zahn motored to StreatO-
Thursday.
Mi ana Mrs. Hester and family o.
near Lowell visited tho letters BROTH
er and wife il the Ridge one day tbs
past week.
Several from this parish went T.
Grand Ridge on Friday evening. where
they listened to a talk h. Lac O'Nei,
Browne of Ottawa at the opera house
YH INT PiupSaFu LtM ''AStltht4oh- llr
gave reasons why the above should
be rejected at the special election on
Dee -.
Mr. and Mrs. Antram entertained
Miss Ada Fogle one afternoon the first
OF the week
Mrs. Zachary was an Ottawa cali4
Saturday.
Miss Stella Gretiencord. formerly Of
this community, but low Cs OttaRc.
entertained one afternoon OF last
week In honor Of her cousin, Miss
Kettle who on Thanksgiving day mar
ried Mr.. Thomas Miss Kettle receiy.
ed a number OF beautiful gifts. Lunch
was served by the hostess.
.tr and Mga Rowe motored 20
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-06
TONIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK

Margaret Haley will speak on the
proposed new constitution. Admis.
sion free.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-06
MRS. ANNA WOODWARD
HEADS EASTERN STAR

The Order CT the Eastern Star held
its annual election at the Masonic
Temple last evening, The following
officers were elected for the coming
year:
Worthy natron-Mrs. Anna Wood.
ward.
WORTHY patron-F'red A. Hatheway.
Associate matron--Mrs. Anna Troup.
Secrefary- Miss Mary c. Weeks.
Ire 4surey-Mrs. Elizabeth Gladfel.
ter
Conducress-Mrs Anna Todd.
Associate conductress-Mi Elsie
Hodgson,
Trustees-Dr. !. Allen Carter, DR..
M. II. Sawyer. DR.. Clarence Van Alta.
After the election the present
worthy matron. Mrs Emma E. Hattie
way, presented each of her officers
with gilt, as this was her farewell
night.
On Dec. 10 the new officers will be
installed The installation ceremonies
will be open to Masons and their faml-
lies. the worthy matron announced
that on tonlorrnw afternoon there win
be card party at the temple for the
ladies CT the Eastern Star and Ma
sonic families. The hostesses for this
occasion will be Mrs. Emma Schmid
and Mrs. Laura Van Alta
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-06
DETECTIVE, AID OF
ROCK ISLAND Chief.
COMMITS SUICIDE
SHOOTS SELF WHEN SUSPENDED
BOSS RESIGNS IN MIDST OF
= GRAND JURY INVESTIGATION.

Rock Island, Dec. 6.--Following the
resignation of the suspended CHER
of police, Thomas Cox, which was ac'
cepted by the city commission late
yesterday, Charles Ginnane. detee'
tive who for four years was Cox's
personal bodyguard, committed sui
eide By shooting himself late this az
ternoon.
Ginnane, Ii Is said. feared that he
would be indicted by the special vice
grand Jury. which had indicted Cox
on charges OF conspiring TO protect
vice and stealing city automobile.
Ginnane, II is said, has been brooding
since Attorney General Brundage be-
gan HIS Investigation of vice eondl'
lions.
Cox was suspended as chief Sept.
81 when the police and fire commits
sioners charged that the police de-
partment was demoralized. His sus-
pension resulted in the gang war
which laid the way for the crime in
.quiry,
Rock Island has been without a po-
lice chief since Chief Cox's suspen-
sion. Mayor H. NJ Schriver having
discharged the police board which
must appoint the chief OF police. The
citizens have refused to accept posts
on the board.
Mr. Cox has left Rock Island lie
IS said 10 be in Peoria.