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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24

Special Lot Of Mem. work
shoes, % vaiuesi ca or
I'm Sale ut. ... d. 90
One Lot Of Boyr' scout shoes,
s.,s rr, :. s'.oo' SPAS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24
She's Floating
Navy Yard! Out
to Fix EN- Up
Repair Ship Vestal Is
Object Of Sailors
Affection

The fiontiuE navy shfdi
That IL the Pacific fleets nick.
name for the repair ship yestaI.
now In Puget sound waters.
"OId Pig Iron" her crew af.
feciionaieIy call her.
Perhaps you've never heard Of
the yestai. hut nevertheless.
while "Old Pig Iron" doesn't
shine as n fighting ship. she Is
one Of the most important units
In the whole Pacific fleet train
The Pacific fleet must be kept con
SANITY In first class condition. The
vestai sees that u f.. and II is a
matter OF Pacific fleet tradition tina,
ever since the vestai was commits
stoned ms Pacific fleet repair ship. 10
crew Of mechanics have not ouiy
handled all jobs siven 20 them. but
have handled them rapidly,
Tho yeaial. which Is OF 1886 tons
houses all sorts OF me
chnnicnl devices A machine shop
electrical instrument repair shop
pipe shop. smithy with steam ham
Inern. metal working shop, complete
foundry. carpenter shop. watch and
clock repair shop. optical shop. fire
control repair shop arc among these
And All OF them are not only
equipped with the most modern de
yicrn. but are manned by the mosi
efficient specialists the navy could
secure or frsln.
Tho dreadnaughis boast Of their
Tunnery records. their cruising nbli
~. Tho vcstni takes pride In help
lug make good these boasts. for there
is nothing connected with any part
~ hnttieship hut what the vcsiai
Is equipped 10 put In first olass con.
lfiflon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24
G0ITRE ADVICE

To those unfortunate enough TO be
afflicted with GOITKE: we recom-
mend they investigate the marvellous
results obtained from OZ-MO POUI.-
TICES before submitting 10 an opcr-
alton. Operations are not always
sattsfactory as many persons are
grows again. OZ-MO POULTiCES
applied over the GOITRE restore
circulation OF blood to the Goitre
area. which relieves tho head OF all
congestion. and within two weeks
size Of Goitre. Your health In in no
way endangered by use OF Oz-MO
as Its an external preparation
pI- MO IL sold at 13artelis, Swifrs.
In 81 and 80 tina
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24
Bride Dressed as
Boy, Wedding Halls

PORT WAYNE. Ind. Aug. a.
Because the bride-to.bo was aisirod
AZ man. Lots Smith. n years old.
Kalamazoo. Mich. ard Prank Fow.
Ter. -. Columbus. Ind. found them.
selves In city court instead OF at tho
altar.
Miss Smith offered no explanation
for her male attire. which was tho
cause OF their arrest.
Fowler and Miss smith arrived tho
night before the wedding" on n
freight train from Kalamazoo. Judge
Mungovan notified their parents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24

Of a linotype.
a model prisoner. keeping aiod(
doing his task. smiling his mirthlet
smile. tensciously holding what 4
believes. having $50 many serioc|
things 20 think about" that u
Hasn't time 60 inmerse himself
prison llfe--ihe Cassius Of q
Quentin.
lie didn't glance AZ the nodding \
cannss OF the prison Garden Bead
fur as he strosde hack TO his puao|
ing station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24

form don't want 90 see beauty. 60
lie distracted by Il. I sec the dung
from which tho proud my springs
a bot Of decay for every flower.
n ren beautiful nature. and a
lame Old man being KEEP, In prison TO
no decent purpose.
Beauty And see the child labor
act ef~ciarcd unconstitutional.
Pretty things. Ard ! read of IN.
arrogant rich breaking laws with i'm
puniiy. calling !, hrll when the work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24

James y. Ferguson fabove) and
Earle u. Mdpfieid.
AUSTIN. Tex. Aug. 24.-Fire-
and water enter into Texas political
discussions these days.
The fire Is the FLAMING Cross OF
Scotland Hills" otherwise the In.
sigma OF the Ku Klux Khan.
The water Is involved In the ques-
ton of water vs.. light wines and
beer. Z
Texas will choose United States
senator August 20 from field OF
Earle u. Mayfield. reputed to have
solid support OF the khan. and James
E. Farmer JIM Ferguson. i'm.
peached while governor on charges
of misuslng state funds. Ferguson
has declared himself for light liquors
and against the khan.
Predictions are that II will he ono
OF the most bitterly contested cleo.
tons In the history OF Texas.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-03
LUBBOCK LOOKS NATURAL
AS CHILDREN ENTER SCHOOL

Monday morning the entire popn-
lation Of Lubbock, u seems, donned
school clothes and started the second
day 81 the new year or with n boom,
Tor there were sireetsful Of Riddies
going In every direction, and we
Thought there were never go many
people IN the entire town, but look
ng around biz found they were go-
ing 10 the various schools 90 absorb
what knowledge possible 20 help IN
the development and making Of Lub-
book county. These youngsters will
be the citizens and business directors
~ Lubbock before many years and
We wonder II they will tolerate such
school facilities M we have here NJ
this time. Don't think they will, and
believe there had better bc something
done In the very near future ~ help
them stay In n school hat viii be n
credit TO them and the town, for the
impression they get from the build
ing IN which they carry on their
school work might be 4 lasting one
and lest they herome satisfied with
This condition, let's all pull together
for its bettermcnt and have them be-
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-03
BANKERS OPTIMISTIC OVER FUTURE

According 10 statements by prominent bank
er.. members OF the American Bankers Asso-
cation the future looks promising. as Is
indicated by Thomas b. Adams, president OF the
Association. who emphasized the importance OF
this country interesting itself in the problems OF
Europe in order that American prosperity may
be maintained. He said that. although some
leading politicians and newspapers opposed en-
tending aid to Europe at this time. future
prosperity depended upon the way financial
America answers the call The time for anxiety
seems to be entirely past and the middle OF l9zI
should see recovery well established declared
John C. Lonsdalc president Of the National
Bank OF Commerce of ST Louis All the things
necessary to commercial betterment seem to have
been set in motion. so that 1927 should sec the
beginning of the era of our greatest and most
golden prosperity Prosperity among our farm
ers, manufacturers and merchants il directly at.
fected by the unsettled condition OF finance and
politics in Europe according to J. A. House.
president Of the trust company division OF the
Guardian Saving and Trust Company OF Cleve-
land This must be remedied he added II
il apparent also that strikes for higher wages
are certainly not in keeping with the present
order Of things. Labor must bear its faIr share
in the future deflation Mr.. House emphasized
the need of the rehabilitation of the railroads and
said Congress should pass equitable tax laws to
encourage the flow Of capital through channels
which would mean investment Ohm ). Pueich-
ner vice president of the American Bankers
Association said the trend toward easier
money rates. and there nothing to indicate
that this could not continue he strongest
factor in the present situation is the growing
strength of the banks" he declared. IL is our
belief" declared K. r. Flecht, president OF the
State Bank division of the American Bankers
Association. that will not again have real
prosperity in this country until some kind OF
economic restoration has been accomplished in
Europe and stable basis for international trade
worked out
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-03
NEGRO We. WHITE LABOR

The Avalanche received a letter several days
ago which was not signed. save an initial. IN
which the writer was romping on the people ct
Lubbock for employing cngroes. when there are
so many white folks without a job. The writer
will have TO send ~ his name before we will
publish the article. not that want II tor pub
lication but this is a custom OF all newspaper
and one that we are prone to continue. Really
the best way in the world for woman
to do is TO come out in the open and speak
their sentiments on matters OF this kind and let
folks know who they are. but we will publish
this letter Just as sent in. word for word, period
for period il the writer will acknowledge the
il and furnish his name for our office
records The writer states that they have
estimated the colored population at between 500
and $50 We think this is estimated at
least two hundred or possibly two hundred and
fifty He saws that nearly every negro is
poyed and wears better clothes than many OF
the white people, and is OF the opinion that
these colorcd folks should be turned away and
their places filled with white labor. he Ava
anehe believes firmly in giving the white folks
preference every time but until just recently il
has been impossible to secure the help OF white poo
pie in the homes except at wages that none other
than a rich man could afford and to ask
white person two months ago to wash. would
have been considered an insult To ask white
man to sweep the floor OF office or shop
would have been considered equally such. Things
have changed however and the writer is now
employing two colored folks and ten TO fifteen
white people, but il the party who wrote this
article will apply at our office, will give him
or her either positions that these colored folks oc
cupy AT the same wages. or even fifty percent
above the wages they are drawing, and will do
so cheerfully.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-03
1921 ADVANCE IN LIBERTY
BONDS rs TWO BILLION

New York. Doe. 80 The advance
IN Liberty Bonds this year has added
approximately $4,000, 900, 900 10 the
value, ii was estimated today The
greater part ~ the gain was made
In the later part ~ the year
The greatest advance made was In
Liberty 2 i-2s, which ro8e 5000
from the low price n the year The
fourth Liberiy's rose about ten points
which increased the value of The &c.
$50. 600 outstanding bonds more
than 5000 .000,0 900 The Treasury, u
IA estimated. has retired approx
mately SOL 900, 900 Of Liberty Bonds
this year
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-03
WILSON'S FAME LIVES

II is not always given former president OF the
United States TO live to sec himself glorified in the
eyes Of the American people and yet this Is the
lot of Woodrow Wilson.
On the event of his sixty-hfh birthday former
President Wilson had the assurance that his place
IN the hearts of the American people was as Sc
cure as when his administration was at It's zenith
The fact is that il more so. for the rca-
son that the laudations vouchsafed to him at this
latter date are unsettled and without the hope of
reward other than that of clarifying a man who
is entitled TO that attitude of friendship that is
his from people through the known world
Woodrow Wilson will live in the hearts OF the
people Of the United States and the world, long
after those who have villified him have passed in
TO the vast slough of utter forgetfulness. lie IS
one OF the great men OF the world and such
will take prominent place in history though
some of the self styled analysis have tried to be
smirch his name and works.
Truly it must be gratifying 10 this good man
that he has lived TO his worth recognized
Amarillo News.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-03

School re-opened after the holidays. Mosday
morning With the beginning Of the New Year.
large number Of new pupils came and no room
for them Superintendent Dupre will stick them
around in the building somewhere and II looks
like the SAYING that there is always for
one more is especially true in this case. as Il
seemed that all the room was taken the first day
and il was--when IL down 10 the strict
term of desks class rooms etc, but there were
several cloak rooms in some OF the buildings and
these were turned into class rooms, and are serv-
ing as 'getbys at this time This condition must
be remedied however because OF the common
pride that the community should possess not TO
say a word about being fair and square with the
children. The present conditions cannot be
healthy, and anything that Is detrimental to the
health should at once be removed. corrected or
what ever il takes TO eliminate il, because health
is tie greatest asset 10 children and with il i'm
paired they are handicapped in their educational
program. an dther life's program as TO that We
will have an opportunity TO correct these cond
tons in Lubbock within the year that is just now
viii be called for the purpose Of voting SIS 900.
land il should have been for $500. 0OO) in bonds
for the erection OF a building, which is the
best and most feasible plan by which 10 place our
schools in position 10 do the work, and take care
Of the increasing numbers they come to our
town Get ready for that election. Pay your
poll tax. Both male and female before the last
day in this month that you will be entitled TO
vote on the question. A matter Of so great
importance this certainly needs favorable con
sidera,on and actions of the people Of this city,
and the Lubbock Independent School District
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-03

People are allowing the prairie dogs to get a
great start IN this country again. IL will cost a
great deal eradicate these pests il steps are not
taken TO do this right away. They destroy q
great amount Of grass enough to keep several head
OF cattle on secticn Of land and they also destroy
a lot Of crops too. when they happen to be near
a farm Now is a good time Of the year to kill
them and We believe It would be a good idea TO
put forth organized effor, to rid the country Of
them This can probably be done ruoh cheaper
now than most any other time and Il would Ger
tainly be worth a great deal to the country in
general. Employment could be given 10 several
hundred rren for a month or 20. which would
mean much to them. and at the same time be
doing much good for the farmers and ranehmen
Of this section.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-03

ca, oil propositions in this section of the country,
and there is q strong probability OF test well
being put down in the vicinity Of Lubbock within
the present year We do not know that there is
any real serious objection that could he registered
against a proposition OF this kind, more than in
these days Of close money and the great need for
real development OF the agricultural interests we
are rather inclined to believe that this wldcatting
should be left entirely to the people who have
money TO spare and are able TO lose il II neces-
sary without it being seriously felt by them Men
Of small means should certainly place their dollars
where they know that they will count Hundreds
of people are needing homes Lubbock does not
have them for those who want TO come here
The money right at this time might be spent to a
better advantage believe than the Indicating
for oil
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-03
CAR LOAD OF BOOZE
SEIZED BY OFFICERS

Cleburne, Texas, Dec 8l.-A car
load ~ whiekcy consigned 90 Dallas
and shipped from Pharr. near Brown
field. was captured here yesterday
and removed 20 tho Johnson County
~ Jail The whiskey was discovered
when r car, supposedly loaded with
br0omcoru, was set out IN the San
ga Fc yards Tor repairs.
II h said some u the whiskey was
removed from the crates before the
sheriff's department here took charge
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-03

Why not begin the campaign for funds for
increasing the capital stock Of the South Plains
Fair Association. and begin work the i'm
provements on the grounds nowp II would fur
nish lot Of employment for men that are now
wanting to work and at the same time would
get that off our hands before the rush in the
fall when everybody viii be busy, and the
time will be limited This Improvement will
have TO be done before another fair and we
might as well be at il. Keep the ball rolling.
and the people Of Lubbock will be better salts
fled Many people will contribute the amount
Of one share or more in labor. now. that could
not do il at some future date. this would be as
acceptable as cash. and lot of fellows could
not contribute cash.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-03
Western Windmill Co.
Avsnssi

come used % better and more con.
vcnicnt place 20 study
Il looks good % see 30 many q
these children taking the interest
they are IN this years work, and are
sure that che faculty Is struggling
under adverse circumstances in TAX.
ing care of the situation. and keep.
ing them encouraged. for wh.ch they
deserve much credit
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-03

The fire loss throughout the United States
during the past year has been very heavy. There
should be the greatest exercised with Tires in
the home in the business houses and everywhere
else. Fires are not only expensive to those who
suffer them. but every fire in Lubbock or in any
other town as to that counts on the rate OF fire
insurance the previous year and this. though pos
sibly a very small amount each thousand dol
lars worth of insurance. in the aggregate.
smounts to a great deal BE careful with fireI
Keep the fues clean. and keep the fires regulated
in the stove. II will pay well
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-03

II is said il is never too late to do good II
,s sometimes too late to prevent great loss es-
pecially in the matter Of prairie fires but even af
ter thousands upon thousands OF acres Of grass
has been destroyed. il might be good idea for
the ranches OF this country. and especially in the
counties to the west OF where the ranches hold
sway. to burn fire guards and in this way save a
lot Of the range that is badly need at thiss time
Of the year.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-03

From every indication the feeding OF live.
stock for the market will be gwen thorough
test throughout this country this "ear, and we
hope the result will prove entirely satisfactory.
The low price OF cattle and hogs on the mar
ke and the extreme high freight rates will
make it against the test this winter, but on the
other hand the great amount OF good feed
stuff available in this country will aid IN the
profits to the owner 10 that all in all the re
suits may prove exceedingly favorable 90 the
proposition and here is hoping that il does.
The fact that Texas each year ships great
amount Of meat to supply the home demands, we
see no reason why Texas farmers should not
have the money made young stuff by the
feeders Of the north, and it may be left to the
Plains farmers to demonstrate the practicability
OF finishing livestock for the market.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-03

Every working man in Lubbock. and every
man who property should be Interested
in the Chamber % Commerce to the extent OF
being . member and contributing something to
its support
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-03

Washington, Dec. "a Seizure %
the British schooner Messenger Of
Pence with cargo u liquor OF the
North Carolina coast was reported %
Assistant Secretary u the Treasury
Clifford today by the coast guard
station NJ Elizabeth City. " G.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-03

Join Lubbock Mutual Aid No. 3.
See Elmo Wall, Secretary. 37.tf
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-03

Carl Dillingham; wss here Friday
from his home ~ Abilene.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-03
Happy New Year

The Western Windmill Company wishes for everyone
old and young, most happy and prosperous New
Year. Happiness and prosperity dependent up
on the diligence we exercise in meeting every oppor
tunty.
We glad at this beginning of New Year to remind
you that we have complete stock of Eclipse Wind
mills pipes and we'll supplies Shelf Hardware Kit
chen Utensils Dishes and Glassware 1t is
slant aim to carry in stock the very best lines of
goods the market affords.
We want everyone TO know that constantly
endeavorng to give you the very best goods and
vice possible for the least money consistent with sound
business.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19

Left - YIELDS WITH
ARTIFICIAL H A ND.
Joseph Cardillo, one of
the many who have been
taught to work at the
New York Institute for
Crippled and Disabled
Men. Underwood
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19

UNDER THE BRONX"
Some real Wild West
stuff, at the Pendelton
roundup. The rider has
been thrown in such a
way that he is in immi-
nent danger of being
trampled. w. s. Bow,uax
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19

Right NOSE-PRINTING
BOSSY. Adapting the
finger-printing idea to the
cattleyard something
that will make it hard for
cow thieves. A Wisconsin
Agricultural College ex-
pert takes a print.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-22
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL
Few People Know How Usefulit n
In Preserving Health and Beauty.

Nearly everybody knows that char
coal IL tho safest and most cfYicent
disinfectAnt and purifier In nature, but
sss IT, v.ae os .nsn bs s.ssn the
purpose.
Charcoal Is = remedy that tho moro you
take OF II the better. ~ ts not drug Mt all,
ties always present in tho stomach and
intestines and carries them out OF the
system.
Charcoal svec.cns the breath after
smoking. and after. eating onions and
other odorous vegetables.
Charcoal cffcctuAlly Clears and improves
the complexion. IL whitcns the tceth and
further acts As natural and cminently
it absorbs tho injurious gases which col
lect in the stomach and bowels; II disin-
fects the mouth and throat from tho
All druggists sell charcoal in ono form or
another, but probably the best charcoal
and the most Tor tho money Is In stuart 8
Charcoal Loxenscs; they are composed OF
tablet form or rather In the form OF large.
pleasant tasting loxenges. tho charcoal
being .sweetcncd to be- smooth and
The daily user OF these lozenges will soon
tell In . much improved condition OF the
general health. better complexion. sweeter
breath and purcr blood, and the beauty
Of It is that no possible harm can result
trary. great benefit.
Many physicians advise Stuart's Char
| coal sLoxenges to patients suffering from
gas In stomach and bowels. and TO clear
mouth and throat. Charcoal Is also be-
| lieved to greatly benefit the liver. These
| loxengen cost but thirty cents box at
Charcoal in Stuart's Charcoal Lo.cnge,
than In any OF the ordinary charcoal
tablets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-22
KILLED IN MOTOR CRASH.
Sarah 1. Wilson, Former VIII
mingtonlan, Victim Of Acct
dent Near Ocean City.

Miss Sarah l.. Wilson. IL years old,
OF tssS Chester avenue. Philadelphia.
who WAS killed In an automobile crash
near Ocean City. Nd. last Sunday
night was formerly . resident OF this
city and 10 we'll known here.
The fatality occurred when the ma
chine In which Msss Wilson was rid
Ing was side swipcd by another car,
"a large red roadster. which was
travelling mt y high rate Of speed and
which failed to stop after tho crash.
The car was turned over by the force
OF the Jolt and the young girl was In
stAntly killed. The other occupants
OF the machine. two young men named
MiiIigan Snd German. OF Cqpc Charles.
Va, were badly injured and were
taken to the hospital at Salisbury
George Littleton and Reginald Baiiy,
of Salisbury. were only slightly In
Jur~d.
The dead girl for several years was
employed In this city by tho Newark
Shoe Co. and during her stay lived
at tho Y. w. G. A. Later she moved
To Philadelphia where she was employ
ed at the time OF the accident. Miss
Wilson originally lived at I.ewes. and
IL is there that she will be buried.
No clue has been found which might
lead TO tho Identification Of the per-
sons In tho car which caused the
fatality