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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-23

tional courses In the lighter forms o. s1,rsx
which combine grace and sirength-sha.,s
boxing. wrestling with oil rough holds str.s,
barred). fencing and The Ike. Ny fre
Hogarth has drawn some captivating gs
trations. which may accompany this .s1i, a..
which are now in press for ire psm,hs
which will give an details. These Grssrn
are not mere fgments Of the artistic nar
nation from the trial class. which meets tvs
weekly on my Uncle Theodore'' estate or Ia,
Island.
One has but % zee Mrs Herman uyya
working OF a seasons caviar On The ptn,s
bars 20 be convinced az once tha. an o. u
right track. Before beginning The cogrx IN
Updyke had what was known 10 be TIE lREs
collection Of chins In the possession aiTs
vate owner. They we're veri,abls ts'.s
cbins. Another q ny prize pupils b Ya
Winifred Taplow, the lady with ne folt Xa
Taplow is in what might be called Ii, tTr
aush Of middle age, an age which By rEaa
should be the embodiment % blooming vcmss
hood When she came @ ne she e'ntesS.
frankly that she squeaked IN every JOINT sa
could not enter a room without soms one cal
ing for an oil can. You should see her roTu
she receives or parties a thrust, en- quart q
fierce. oui! 81 meme en- cinq on SIX, n.st;I
1.-the as a panther. And some Of ny men. u
qenty who is literally floating through The AZ
on the flying rings is none other thar 2
Uncle Theodore, who came % SCOT ard y
NAMED 70 play. One month ago he eosl.;i
raise his voice without bursting into p'''.s
perspiration. Now he sings at nis WORK ~
IS. so his associates at the bank tel zs !
perfect pest IN his rudy health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-23

have been the wife Of a Morse chief and,
no matter how big and strong he might be,
II wouldn't have made any difference 70 her.
"You know about our committeel" she in
quired, her soft blue eyes enveloping me CON-
pletey II she had been an astronomical body
and had been doing some eclipsing-well,
might be dark spot, but that would be
about all
"oh, yes, yes, yes" said; "hne committee.
] look for great things from such committee.
What ought 10 be DONE" | went on feverishly,
sis 10 have music everywhere-I mean every
village, every hamlet, every borough; that is,
every place where there are people, should be
a center Of music"
She was beginning 10 breathe hard. Some
how I got by intuition the thought that the
word music wasn't quite right, and 50 ! conan
doyled:
"0f course, by music, | rnesn-well, mean
what you mean-hsrmony mean Beethoven,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-23
Illustration by ELLISON HOOVER

II seemed TO me best on the
spur Of the unhappy moment 20
convey the impression Of opulenee.
had once bought two shares OF
Steel common at SO, having
saved up for this great adven-
ture over a series Of months,
and afterward l was forced 70
sell them at ~.
II dabble in many things" |
replied nonchalantly. "Princi-
pally Steel"
"Ah~ she smiled. 80 I
thought. You big business men
are so much alike. 0utwardly
you seem so severe and practi-
cal, so materiahstic. But in
wardly"--
She pressed in a couple Of ribs.
you are all idealists. Have
you contributed 10 this wonder
ful new movement"
ooh, yes" I responded, rub
hing my good hand against the
other. 81 told my secretary 20
send fifty thousand; you see the
steel business is perfectly ter
rible; otherwise
| got up suddenly and by a
deft twist skidded toward the
opening.
"And now" | whispered, II
must leave you. But we shall
meet again, never fear" and |
made a rapid getaway.
II we do meet Il won't be my
fault. One thing is certain, |
can see her coming long before
she seecs me.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-23

up the Daily Dozen
in earnest, even
throwing in a few
extra contortions for
good measure. But /
found It dull fare.
Thinking that COM
partnership might add
a certain zest, | in
duced my better half
TO Join me. ! was re-
lentless in my de-
m ands. Then we
heard Of the Vietrola
records which set
these motions 10 mu-
sic. This seemed 20
open glorious pos
Ebilities and ! at once
secured the outfit
The results we're
disappointing. II is
all very we'll 70 be
amusing, but such
ability is more fitting
in the evening. To
become the source Of
hoWllnR mlrth, SET 70
music, in the gray
dawn is distinctly an
noying. I suppose Il
is the intimacy Of the
family tie which
breeds a certain flip
pancy. II one could
only practice these
things with some one
else. However .
We abandoned the
n.fiv nozap Nv 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-23
By THOMAS L. MASON

or even run up and down an
aria or yodel anything worth
yodeling. And they'll love me
for it. They'll admire my enor-
nous courage"
But when I faced the crowd /
began to wesken-by leaps and
bounds. With superb intuition
! saw that could get away with
simply nothing In that crowd.
I'd got TO do some fast lying. By
and by a large, almost perfectly
pink, lady backed me up TO an
alcove. She was on the out
side and couldn't have escaped
If I had wanted TO. And I had
TO act as II / didn't want 70.
"0ur music" she said, has
got TO be put on a national
basis"
That's what / have been say
ing right along" | exclaimed,
my voice ringing with excite
ment. at can't be too soon 10
suit me-"
She managed to close up a
little bit on the sofa, allowing
me graciously about eight inches
space in which TO sit beside her.
IL took no deep calculation on
my part TO see that she was a
wonderful woman-and at the
very height Of her strength.
She had blond hair and blue eyes
and l should say tipped the
scale at about $40. She was a
Nordic, IL you get what l mean.
Gertrude Atherton says the Nor
dies are the dominant type, and
! believe her. This lady might
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pressive, with a good,
clean catch and n
hard, driving finish.
My technical deserip-
ton may not be per
feet, as | am only
quoting the news
paper experts. Any
how, It's easy because
there arc no blades.
For the final TWO
miles the seen e
changes. I am no
longer in a she'll, but
in a light canoe. OPP
posite me IS a lovely
lady. There are sew
eral W h o m, though
they know IL not, l
take out with me in
my rowing machine.
Together we skim
over the smooth mir
ror Of a silent lake.
Her fair face, shaded
by a rose-pink para
sol, regards my form
IN my rowing sui
approvingly.
How beautifully
you rowl" she muir
murs. "How strongi"
"Hey, there, youl
Wake up" bawled
Mike on the day l
mention.
I sprang 10 my
feet. But, though the
vision vanished, I
chung fast to the tail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-23

cords and booklet are for sale at half price to
the highest bidder.
But, repeat, Mr.. Camps gesture was in the
right direction. He sensed the unattractive-
ness of most calisthenics and by offering US his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-23

Of my idea and llttIe By IlttIe dragged u
back into reality.
Briefly it is this: What we need is mixed
indoor athletics The idea may come with
certain shock, but why7 We have the same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-23

-yEN now as write the Philharmonic
. Society is celebrating its eightieth
- birthday. It Is almost as old and fully
,.-..... a.. Cbavrcav neDeW.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28
EGG SHORTAGE
HERE IS ACUTE

An acute shortage OF esga on the
ioeas wholesale market was report.
"a Thursday. srme houses were
unable 20 fiil all orders. Storage
stock was being drawn upon and a
firm tone developed. According TO
reliable tohbcrs the market was duo
for another increase IN prices. Tho
production Of eggs turnout the coun.
cry has shown a heavy DROP. due
60 tho moulting season.
The butter market was continuing
steady.
Walia waiia dollhouse cucumbcrs
were arriving ON the market. but
with rricc Of 81 a dozcn sales
clnshcd with those OF the local hot.
house stock which could be bought
for a. low as rs cents a dozen for
fancy grades. Tomatoes were
whoicsaling at from - and 80 cents
a peach box. Eastern Washington
peppers were firmer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28
Queens Wins
$50 Prize in
Scene Contest

r. y. Owens. Of tiish Baker ave
was Thursday awarded tho $50 cssh
prize offered thru The Seattle star
by the Burlington rcu's for the bes,
10 representative photographs Of Sc.
attic.
The judges named by the publicity
department Of tho Chamber Of Com
mrrcs wero G. T. conosrr. n. ~
Morgan and frank Fretweii. The
COMMITTEES found tina, Owens had
turned IN an unusually fine coiiec.
ton Of prints on the subjects npoci
f1ed IN tho contest. Ono view Of
unusual merit WAR picture taken
from Queen Anne ffiii. overiooissns
tho city. with Mt Rainier IN the back.
ground.
Tho other views shown were Of n
section OF Lake Union. with the
Emergency Fleet corporations wood,
en- boats: Rnoquaimia Pals. voiun
sssr park. Fisher Touring mills. typ..
cal Of leading Seattle industry
government locks. Smith Cove terrnl
nails. sunset off Magnolia Bluff. o
scene showing Ats. BAKER residen
siai district. and a view of tho city
from Volunteer park.
The view showing the city. with
sst. Rainier In tho background. &
considered an unusually I'm. piece o.
photography and In not only "a unlqus
hut beautiful scene. with the splrs
OF tho l.. {. Smith building shown In
relief against the mountain back
ground
Tho pictures viii be used by IN.
Burlington route IN literature am
other advertising. This road plans ts
do more advertising Of thiF sector
next year and this year many people
on the route Of the burlington founf
their way 20 the cool Puget Scum
section.
Tho Chamber Of Commerce IL ais
privileged TO use the prints in its al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28

AnuiNEn--sispt. ss-~htr Admiral
Dewey ffum Tacoma. at ttfse a. M ctr
AtltEss FROM Portland. Me. at tstss
= NJ. stF steel inventor ffem Bait.
more. str Admiral Hehfee from Anohsf-
aEs. houthwsstsrn Alaska. 81 lgftk =. m.
sept sS--htr President jefferson from
Tacoma, at stta y, msi str Horace y
naxtsr from santa Barbara. a. D. M. (.
ctr rrtacs Rupert from pfinc@ uupsrt.
Al tlio .. m. ctr Mukiitss from san
Pedro. st sise r. M afr Admiral Mich.
oison from Southeastern Aisska. az tao
p MI ctr fessmlts from Tacoma. at
HI 70 .. M
NsffEth--srpt fs--atr Robert Luck.
enesch eer Nss York. 80 sac a. m ctr
Pomona for Manila. at bl1k q M. sept
sf-~str Nukiitso for san Ffsncirce. az
midnixhti ssr Prince Rupert Toe Prince
Rupert. at ifist p. "a. ctr Erohaae for
bouthsasfsFh ALASKA. 81 o. re- str
fosstis hsheney Tor Han rsdra. 81 4 ..
M ssr n.is California for rusnss
Afeuss. 81 y. n,i str Dspsre foe VAL
rsralse. at tist .. M sts fossmlts for
san freneisep. AT iist .. ~ ctr steel
Worker foe ksu York.. 81 sise . m. stf
hssFs,t Tor ean fsdfv. Al D. N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28
FUND WORKERS
MAKE PROGRESS
Clty's Responsibility Urged
by Mayor

Urged on In an effort 20 ra'ne the
campaign total Of sTps.sssss befor.
tho closing Of the Community Fund
campaign. October .. fund campaign
workers brought 90 the MONDAY
meeting. Keller skating rink. yea,es.
day, total OF siio.sei. an amount
taken la BY worker. In one days
work.
Tho total brought In yesterday
raised the grant total from ssa.sss.ss
reported on Tuesday. TO saos. s2s.s4
This figure appeared on bsiiboarsis
turnout the city this morning.
Dean stephen !. Miller. OF the col.
isge ~ business administration OF the
University OF Washington. declared
tina, the citizen who withhoIds his
small measure OF aid from projec,
such as the Community rNund ~ do.
ing an injustice TO humanity.
Short talks were made 10 tho fund
workers by Prank xaferhoune.
president OF tho Seattle Chamber OF
Commerce. and Airs. Henry Lnndcs.
Of the city council.
ine U"flHK was rreHfded over by
Campaign Chairman otto y. Kegei.
Mayor Edwin J. Brown issued
PROCLAMATION In which hn deplored
m fact that. in spite Of tho prosper.
Fly Seattle In tho main is enjoying.
the fund Is tagging. To fail IN this
undertaking. Mayor Brown declared.
II 10 force suffering upon those de.
serving OF charity. what nelrhhor.
ing cities might think OF Seattle
should she faii 10 respond 20 this. tho
responsibility OF tho entire city. Is a
query the mayer raises.
This campaign" Mayor Brown
asserted. will develop two classes OF
eitizens--those who ara just hero for
what they can got out Of the city.
and those who recognize they have
responsibility"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28
BLIND WIZARD
PASSES AWAY

Word of the death in camas.
Wash. "Wednesday. Of Frank Parkin.
son. "a. known as the blind wizard
OF Camas.' haa been received by
friends In Seattle.
Mr.. Parkinson. tho handicapped
during the past 10 years with blind
meas. has become considerably well
known In the Northwest az a man OF
executive ability. For several years
he has managed stage lines between
Portland and Camas and other
towns.
His death resulted from typhoid
fever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28
Olympia Suspect
Is Arrested Again

''sir'' Edward Giyn Iamben. %
"tcamster." who was recently held -
Olympia authorities In connection
with the OfHarN family outrage. wa
arrested nj sard ave. and Greenwood
ave. early Thursday by ratroimaf
N. J. Rush and \. r. Jenning
I.ambcn said no was a "rcmittanc,
man" from London and denied hnv
ing knowledge OF the Olympia a.
sault. lie will be held for further Ia
vestigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28
Funeral Services
for Mrs. Roberts

Funeral services for Mrs. Marii.
las Green Roberts. rs. who died ut
RetsIi. Wash. "Wednesday. will 10
held Saturday nj > y. m. at Bleltz
undertaking pariorx.
Mrs. Roberts was tho mother OF
Frank y. Roberts. editor Of the
Houston rTexasj Evening Post. of
O. Roberts OF Portland. and OF Mira.
J. II. Douthltf. Mira. Carl ID. sashcr
and Mrs. Paul =. ssybor Of Seattle.
Mrs. Roberts lived IN Seattle for
the last q years. She was born in
Indiana and before coming 20 this
city was for many years resident
Of Houston. Texas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28
Vessels in Other Ports

Tseom.--sspf. ss--Arrfssd. str Everett
From Seattle ctr Resale MahsnsY ffsal
seattle ctr fomona frota seattle
AsteFiar~aspt sA--Aaiied. ctr West
cAssuses fer seattle. .. m.
Ran Ffanetsne sept xT--~ArFfv@f. sts
Meme CITY from Wostsio. sailed. stf
wspsms foe seattle. ~ ,. m. ~ RAJ.
risr for Seattle. .. nai aF t.ffasn
stewart fer kesttis. e. m.
san rsdfs-tie Sept. Ef--Arttved str Tee.
- iAnds fFem Seattle
kshe- sept ss-ArFissa. ctr Arlssns
xsyu frun seattle
h1lhos~-s#srs. Ft--Arrfv~f. sts We.
bash from Seattle str nfrsniaahsrs city
from seattle Sailed. s,r Nstfssksn fer
Hssftis
ncsses---*srs. st--esiisd. sir y. "
fsachsnhssh for seattle. ctr WIN. Me-
hsnm~y toe Hsafsl..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28
Youths Held ON
Burglary Charge

Alleged - have looted downtown
department store OF articles vaizrcd
at upwards Of $1,000. four youths.
Willard Sinclair. Is. clerk; Harold
Woodward. 10. clark: Edward Jorge
sen. 10. clerk. and Edward Dempsey.
50. machinist. were held by detectives
Thursday. Detective ftotsrt H. Her.
bert traced tn. alleged gang thru tho
movements OF Dempsey. who Is said
to have been selling tho stolen
goods All Of tire property has been
recovered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28

JACKSON. Cal. sept. 2s.--Sews.
paper correspondents are leaving.
The Insurance men are coming.
The vanguard Of insurance com.
panies arrived hero today I sell life
insursnce policies to miners.
With few exceptions. all Of tho
newspaper correspondents arc gone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Afaito Cove Tsffninal-rtef A--str pfssf.
dsnf Asdtsen. rtsr n-Htr ksxs
Msrw. ctr rresident Jssfsrsom
rril street Tsfnaiasi--u. n g. q. aao-
hor,lsA.
Pier is--ssr As~srai N,~ses-sn.
risr t--tsr Admiral lteamsn. str frs-
p'trh
risr n--etr srtims. SEE ashrss
cernsesirut stree, Tsrsslnss--sr rsssr
ia~asnhseh.
Ausa'is street rsrniasi--ssr s,.sl sea.
fsF~f
Stay sss~ss Tsrsnin.t--u y c. y. Burn.
slee
sssnssrs street r.rnis.i--sr xsusshi
asru
rsr waterway Dock . ws~Asus. CO..
nsf Mlka
Teaa utys@oks~-r n q n psii-oaa
z = rhirrtne n~sfd Henrfrs---atf cross
Hsrs str Deiishs. ser sit.sfsas. ssr
ieostea. ssr West c.Aakis. ste feaa.
turn ssr Arrs b. xsrs.. esr west
Wsrftsn@. ssr Wstttnsfefd
Puget egwua bridge q pfsdring cs.--
Htf rsttxssen-
A'ns. sa'prsra q r.rrssasi--sr Reese.
~<is.
csln.. cs.esss. wssss--ssr Hsss<s x.
uAss~r
wss, seattle rrsiaias ssssis~--u. a
winskow Msrfas raff~sv~-asy rs~tna~
$50 orifffu. tsss ussf&s,. ssrss Ca
esifism ctsy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28
Transactions Light
as Exchange Opens

JOURNAL FINANCIAL REVIEW
last hour which reached the hEhsst total OF snse hous p
lees a the previous close -.
In tho
opning prices inoasd. y = nYeess as Of sydehsksr
Win a.. up n NV sser sm MsAssn rsesnT
Pacific ~ on OF teea -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28

Four bindies OF cocaine. SAT-
TO have been found on william Ia.
Tor. AZ. were seized by De,vcfi,
George Reynolds Thursday. Tayloi
will be tried on narcotics charges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28
Weather Bureau Report

TAtooFf IHfsANp sept If a. ~.
-usfomster rising cloudy ~tnd south /.
east, miles en- hour Passed In. str
steel lavender. at 9lso q. IA. Passed cut.
stf Port Angeles towing a fiva-maat
schooner. at a. M.
PORT ASoELna. napf. Ill A. NJ
Arrived. ctr Aukiltee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28
Ship News

THURSDAY
sHfsr. 70

Tirxf lew lids
tf14 a ~ 40 r.
tisst ttinh Tide
tlfos y. m tet r.
Second Lew tide
hfn y, ~. 81 n.
Second ftinh Tide
telsa D. M. 80 a.
.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28
Chicago Car Lots

Wednesdays usatstisas
Furnished ~ fsgss = bry~n
ste s~~~ad Ave-. s~sasie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28

stall 10. best butter. tfe ~. ma sse
creamery butter. $50 10. fts. sac stall,
n. tsnex soap. bars tse, trokss cakes
bs ace. stall :. sugar cured bacon.
gsc n. a~ifts hams $50 N. lamb
chops ma sac. stall "a. fresh kihs
salmon. fTse N. frash linx cod . ina
rse. elzck cod. ms Use. es.s& PA. ss
pot roAst. Sc n. ehteksns s4Na n.
stsii lee. fr~sa ssitaen. ise nj ftnnaa
hsfdls. zee ~. Stalls tes-tta. . fss. sls.a
starch. sscs ms ecfn Starch. sts. ros.
blArk or. sse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28

stalls se.st. eans sugar. trfs. centsns
ntai hrst flour. sfs8s4 wsetisks special
rour. ti.te. CaFnssInn MILK. tssa ease
tf.s3. Frount eeFn. teie stain 10.
swset relish. Zee n. saixsd sweet pickles.
Tee pt. ripe olives. 2sc pt lsFse diil
picaiss. Tor tees ne~ nlfd cream rhs~~~.
zee rs.s roo honrr. Gee a.. stall ita.
<s.fS. sa<x Nontans hard wheat flsur,
~; Bssxr Cifl p4fsnt -four. Ute. Ma
rels oil. tt.fs gal. zee " . e@ss. lac.
corn flakes. Tor Gae. : A-fs. cas- ssr1uui
packed coffee. sic. g-fo. sarx fAhle sais.
Use. stals ss-iS. Ehs~ rolled eats. S1e.
large can pia.appis. soc. len. ran
r~uiet's syrup. sAc. RS black f1rs.
sscs Z ms Amt Jsmlma src. stall tee.
sugar cured bacon. ssef Hsffts Eastern
hams. sec. eheiu< prs rossf. lee. steer
steak ttc. Hamburger and sausage. lee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28

- rtks a.. Iowa corn. lee esnf sfr~f
peas. eans 1ses oysters. cans stcl
asserted splc~s a. ran. carpet tarka 90
pas. Stalls t.f. steer pot roast. se ~.
pofx ro<st. esnter rats. zee NJ short
ribs. fos- zss. iasnb chops, Ess. zss.
neck bones. res ttes e@e< peass. ne
4la. +. "a pare Lard. .Nr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28

Furnished ~ lssaa . nryse
afo Second Ave-. s~asfis
Liberty Bonds

Wednesday, o~~tssisrs
Furnished ~ f,~ssn a rsvyss
nfn Second Ave-. seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28

stan ~. Pare ease sugar. = u.s. Etc.
rs sse. stan ~. ~heis salmon. tea
each. bonsiess treat. ace n. red snapper
tts. ste. stalls t.s-s iams roast lee
10. pure whit. lard. $50 n pot rnast.
lee ~. Htsii 81. isrs. ears. Ssc ass. fsii
cream cheese. 4&u ~. beet butter. ssa
n. Stsn "a. pressed eornsd beef. sse ~ .
sandwich uiiss. zee ~. boasls.s pigs
feet s8e n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28

stall fea. pure American esns sugar
rs sse. : frs. Asei crystal White SOAP. :
hAfs sse. Carnaticn OF nordsns milN.
tall can Dc. stan III, potato salad. ace
pt.i eesnh honsy. ssrl home baked beans.
/ 30 -. stalls se-tt potato sausage. ite
nj lard. Use n sugar cured bacon. sAs
-. stall ~. lamb chops. Use 10 beiiins
hosf. se 10 stall as. homlns. lee can
new pack spinach. ice cam fenick .
syrup. cans use. slsi 81, small pullss
sxEs. sc dos. fsfn. pail heaeY. see
stalls st-Ef. 1 N. Hllis nros' huts coffee.
sac. snidsrs csssup. tsc NJ cans ccrn
psss OF tomatoes. ste. stall ~. veal Leaf
ata 10. pofA loaf ske ".
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28

Furnished ~ iesss = usyna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28

First Low Tide
tsa q. W 10 a..
ftfst ttish Tide
ites .. m. iot ~.
rssead low Tide
TEL .. an. IS a..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28

stan ~. pure American csns sugar. :
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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1922-12-28

Once more the threshold of New Year. Our
with renewed minds urnn to thoughts
of the future What will it bring?
We think We We weigh well the facts that sur
round And but conclusion That that the
New spells nagh but unprecedented of Prosperity
Juesburg the Community And hope that Fate will
its magic word of Health Happiness annd Peace each
individual personally
Advocate hopes that has accomplished
good the citizens of Juesburg and the community dur
the year drawing close and it sincere hope that
able to be factor in accomplishing towards
the upbulding of the community during the year 1928
AS look the immediate future and greet New Year.
there figure that and that figure Pros
pery which happiness to the community To secure
prosperity work hard No doubt the of
the mistakes have made during the past twelve months
this experience should be guide 1928 When calmly
troubles there few of them that be ad
usted satisfactorily It's this suspicion and hate that block
burg community of their neghbors and
there will be change in their attitude toward them.
The New Year demands the best produce It's the
fashion smile New Year resolutions often made only to be
broken they definite help if make them firmly in
tending keep them Let's resolve to do full share max
community bigger and better place in which to live and
provide home for loved let's make 1923 long
county Cooperation key the situation If will but
cooperate community work the rest and
big community family will untold mutual benefits
The GrAdvocae going boost and BOOST and boost for
uesburg community and this hopes to mutual
benefits the citizens AS for business relations with
that they will cordial in the future they have
been the past We thank for support and
be left undone in 1923 that will heghten the esteem
in which readers and patrons now hold u.s.
We wish you Health. Happiness Peace and Prosperity
THE PUBLISHERS.