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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-15
May Order Police
to Patrol Parks

In an opinion handed down Thurs.
day at tho request Of Mayor Brown.
Corporation Counsel Waiter n. Meier
held that tho police department may
be required to police tho city parks
and the harbors and wharves.
Mayor Brown Ia considering the
elimination of park and harbor 20.
lice. The general police department
win be made to cover these duties,
according to the plan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-15


last night The Seattle Star family
went on q party.
II went 10 80 "Ab,e's Irish Rose"
at the Metropolitan.
There was a reason: got In for
nothing. There was q reason for
that. too.
Once upon time. bout IL
ycarr ago. . younExicr by tho
name Of George used TO carry
stars" on . downtown n~ws
route. lie had n pair Of snap
ping brown eyes. q crop OF black
locks and AN ambition 90 be an
actor" lie used 10 say pieces"
la school. and frequently got up
s'show" among the youngsters
Of the n<sghborhocd. Later hc
went 10 Broadway high. and stili
later 10 Washington u. lie bcr
came . member Of tho Washing
ton National Guard. managing
and directing two plays for the
guard shortiy Afs~s eniisting.
Then sunrshinx happened. Afssr
two years studying oratory and
English literature nc the o.. Georgia.
ono time Star nswsboy. decided 70
become professional. Only 10 wssn't
'CeorKis' any moro. He was now
one George sharp. about 10 become
affiliated with the popular stock
company at the old Seattle thsateri
That was the beginning. That
was eight or 10 years ago.
George sharp since that time
has played both I'm the States
and abroad with such stars ~
Margaret Anglin and Fisks
OHare. This week he IL In Seat.
tie NJ manager Of oliver Nor
osco's "Ahie's Irish Rose"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-15
OPEN FIGHT FOR
wine and beer

Light wines and beerr' IL the bat.
tie cry OF the Sanity League Of
America. which opened state head.
quarters hero Thursday.
Y. q. walker Of San Francisco.
national vice president OF tho orwani.
ration. will ut 70 work Immediately
70 secure names for tho big petition
20 congress for the amendment OF the
voistead act
More than 100 men win Be- en-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-15
--rhs,s ~ Grady

At'NE ~ Nf-'t
Later. IN . very few weeks. he
win return again 10 the old homo
town. playing the role Of =
frenel.C madam In Terry
Duffy's new Morosoo play. May.
time In Mayo"
Last night. however. he stood In
the lobby. straw hat IN hand and
pink rose In lapel. 10 Ctnfhand Tbs
Star family upon It's entmnc~. lie
had invited" the party. He beam.
81. But he was fused. and most
broke the straw hat twisting n coy.
" and adjusting II first under one
arm. then uncsr the oti~r. when be.
ing Informed that The Star family
was glad one Of its boys was step.
ping along.
George was . newsboy. Just a
yelpinx nswshoy who sold papers for
Tn. star.
nu, you tust can't tall about this
Star gang.
We may all b. prssidsnts soma
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-15

the HcNcrmk VI
domestic relations
and your depart.
ure for parts IN
known In all for
given.
Out az you
homo. 1914 w.
ksri at. Nancy
your W ife. II
hearthroken. All
efforts 10 find
you. Alfred. have
failed
Mrs. Chapman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-15

will welcome you with open arns
she says. and there won't be any
thing but kind words. II you vii
only come back.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-05-25
PROCLAMATION

Pursuant 10 resolution passed by
the Natchitoches Parish School Board
of Natchitoches Parish. Louisiana. at
. meeting held on the llth day of
April 1922, l, z. L. Gallon, Jr., Pres
ident Of the said Parish School Board,
do hereby give notice that in compli.
ance with said resolution. a special
election will be held in the Parish Of
Natchitoches. Louisiana, on the 23rd
day Of May, 1922. for the purpose of
submitting to the property taxpayer
qualified under the Constitution and
Laws Of the State Of Louisiana to vote
at said election. the following PROPOSE
tion to-wit:
To levy a special tax Of two and one
nalf mills on the dollar on all the prop
erty in Nstchitoches Parish, Louisiana,
subject to State taxation, annually, for
. period of two years. beginning with
the year 1872 and ending with the year
~, tor the purpose Of giving addi.
tionsl aid to the the public schools.
For the purpose OF said special elec-
ion the polling places will be Natchi-
:oches Precinct /, Natchitoches Pre-
:inct 2, Ashland, Chestnut, Goldonna.
Strange. Aes:ick, 1owhatan. Grapes
3n6. Cempti, Clsrencs, 1arthaxiIle,
3eulah. Ajax, Spanish lake, Robeline. /
'hady Grove, Provencal, Vowells Mills, !
kisatchie, Mora, Gorum, Matches, Cy-
'ress, Montrose, Chopin, Cioutierville, !
darcc, and the following three eommis-
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-05-25
Sheriff's Sale
11th Judicial District Court within and
for the Parish Of Natchitoches
State Of Louisiana
w. F. johnson
Phillis Edwards
Cause No. 1882
Sheriff's Sale

BY virtue Of writ Of seizure an
sale issued out of the 18th Judicia
District Court within and for the par:
ieh of Natchitoches Louisiana in tn;
above entitled and numbered cause
and dated May 4th 1922, I have seized
and taken into my possession and will
offer for sale at the front door of the
Court House in the City Of Natchlto.
ches on
SATURDAY JUNE 18th 1872
et the hour Of IL o'clock 4. M. the
following described property towit:
That certain lot of ground in the
city Of Natchitoches in the Parish Of
Natchitoches in the State of Louis
lana. measuring 12O feet front on
Lake Street and running south be-
tween parallel lines $40 feet bounded
by Lake Street, South by property Of
2: 7. Hedges, East BY property Of
Richard Blount and West by Peter
Weatherford and others together with
all buildings thereon. The same be.
ing the separate pa-aphernal property
Of Phillis Edwards.
Terms of Sale: Cash for what it
will bring.
]. w. PAYNE.
Sheriff Natchitoches Parish, La.
A-11th
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-05-25

s10ners and clerks Of election are ap
pointed TO each respective polling place
| Natchitoehes Precinct l. John n
Keyser, AT Ortmeyef, Miss Clsdyl
Breazeale. Miss Addie Tauxin and Nfs
Ada Jack Carver.
! Natchitoches Precinct z. Miss Car.
ham. Ars. Bessie Levy Suddath, d ]
Hyams.
Ashland: r W Wagley. D D Weav.
or, w W Rigdon. Pat. CofEey.
Chestnut: w W Weaver, Chas. s
Weaver. c J Pullin, Henry W Woolev.
! Goldonna: WA Goodwin, r E Easiey.
w A Harris, E l. Rrewton.
Strange: H johnson, n ] Region.
Albert Williams. S r Weaver.
Aessick: J H Ross, WI Williams.
O ] Weaver. J A Wafer.
Powhatan: r w YarLorouRh. Bob
Clark, P w Williams. w A Shamber-
Grapes Bluff: J J copell.r. W T
Young, E A Grape, Willie Dees.
Campti: F. Readheimer. Mrs. ida
B Teer, A n Gilleu, H @ Wimberley.
Clareuce: r E Arledge, John n
COCHRAN, Leo Dunckelmsn, A A Rsean.
Marthavilie: A Slogan, B r Locke.
Julius Dixon. T. n campbell.
Beulah: Frank Sanders, Frank
James, Carl Knott, Peter Olive.
Ajax: CO Walker. Mac. Thompson.
II H Parker, Robert Durr.
Spanish Lake: Crit Flores, Metchell
O'Conn. Tony Solice, Bennie Flores.
Robeline: &C English, Luther, Page
J V Winn, T b Sellers.
Shady Grove: J A BeaSiey, George
Leach, 8 L O'Bannon, r A Kooncs.
Provenesl: w L Hawthorne. HR|
Hawthorne, s L Dcnaho, L A Tread
Vowells Mil: IN Noteworthy, John
cannady, G W cobb. J E Holland.
Kisatchie: r volentine, s W Dow
den, Ben Key. G A Kiie.
Moro: VS. Wise. / II Bolton, FIJI
Bolton, Jr., J N Marshsil
Gorum: E N Rachai. b D Hogan.
J D Basco w Kelly.
Natchex: Ed. c Prudhomme. Isadore
Friedman. Louis kachsi. B H Sandlin.
Cypress: D Sslter, Ernest Melan-
'an, Henry Simpson, T L Weaver.
Aontroee: Frank Cara. w Brown
Frank Hawthorne, J d Wood Sers.
=. OAsVpsu. ASO ouA1tSs Cu99. E10W-
horne, J N johnson, Alfred carana-
1on.
cloutierville: F A Chseisville. John e
Kerry. l. A Ksehal. Albert Brosset.
Marco: n L DeLacerda. Frank B
Dean, Fred Huthchsnce, E DeLscerda.
At said SPECIAL election polls will
pen 1t seven o'clock . m. and close
I six O'Clock p. m. and the election!
1ill be conducted in accordance with the
sEs Of Louisiana applicable thereto.
Notice is also given that ct l200l
clock II. Of the 18th day Of May,
02, the said Parish School Boerd Of
be Parish Of Nstchftochea, Louisiana,
'ill meet at Nstehitoches, Louisiana s
nd in open session proceed to open the
aIlot boxes, examiae and count the
allots in number and amount, examine
nd canvass the returns, and declare
" result Of aid special lIslsc4ioo.
This l7th dsy ef April; nzs.
signed} Z I. GALLON, JR. II
President. I1
Section Z. Be Is further ordaine d
C., That the special election herein &
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-05-25

Farming methods change like
styles and if yor don't ADOPT your
self to the style you are out of
date, says successful farmer, and
icing out of date in farming spells
failure. Farming doesn't require
all Drawn and muscle; 1t requires
intelligence and judgment chiefly.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-05-25
said succession viz:

said succession viz:
Lot s described ona map recorded in
clerks office in book l23 + Az which
lot is bounded north by Fleming Lake,
south by Red River, east by lot on
said map assigned to Brzalie McKr:g ght
Cloutier and west by lot 4 on said map
assigned to Jessie Mcknight prud-
homme, containing 68. II acres together
with oil sand bal and acc retions to
which said lot may be entitled.
Terms of sale. cash for not less ;ean
two thirds (2-33 of appraisement.
MRS. l.. c. MCKNIGHT,
M-9 Administrative.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-05-25
A woman holding the pos ton
of lieutent in the Turkish National
Army is sn innovation in tho his.
tory of Turkey.

Under an act OF 1884. all farm.
ers sustaining losses thru the foods
and crevasses this spring do not
have to pay their 1922 taxes for u
year. Any sufferers who avaiIed
themselves OF this extension, how
ever, must file . sworn statement
with tax collector setting forth
the nature and extent Of the over
dow or calamity az Affecting bis
property.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-05-25

Succession w. L. Mcknight 1lth D. C.
8l48
By virtue of IN order Of the Honor
able 11th District Court Of date May
s, 1922 issued in the shove succession
- me directed and 70 TINT effect l Will
ell at succession sale 1T public auction
a< II o'clock A. NJ. on
SATURDAY. JUNE 17ra, 1922,
the following property belonging to
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-05-25

and hereby provided for shall be held
and conducted and the returns thereof
shall 6e made under the provisions of
Act 256 of 1910 and amendments there.
Of, and such other laws as may be sp-
plicable.
Upon motion, duly seconded, the
Board adjourned.
IT. GALLON, JR.,
President.
G.. G. HOOPER,
Secretary.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-05-25

kor the building of the temple
of Solomon which at modern val
ues would cost $5,0OO,0 900, 900
practically the entire manhood of
Israel was conscripted to build.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-05-25

Wood from the bamboo tree is
used for more that 500 known
The oldest national flag in the
world 10 that Of Denmark which
has been in use since 1919.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-05-25
80 dense is the population II
sMne parts in china. that millions
are forced to live in water boats.

The only. country where from
the beginning women have stood
on . level with men is in the
Philippines.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-05-25
Next to honey and almost az
ancient. figs and honey are the most
natural of our sweet foods.

After q very bitter political fight
Des Lacs, North Dakota's new
voters won and enjoys the distinc-
tion of making theirs the first
town in America with an entire
feminine city administration,
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-05-25

Writing was an art practiced in
Crete, 1000 years B. G.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-05-25

Women who reach the age of
100 years exceed men BY q ration
of 5 to 3.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-22
NOTICE OF ExBCUTIoN SALE
STATE OF NORTH DAKoTA.D

County of Grand Forks s
in DISTRICT COURT
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Hurd Farm Company, a corpor-
alton, Defendant.
closure rendered. and given in the dis
trict court Of the First Judicial Dis
trict. state of North Dakota, in ard for
the county Of Grand Forks in said state,
of the clerk of said III In and for
said county, Of the 18th day of June,
1872. in an! action wherein John Birk-
holz was plaintiff, and the Hurd Farm
IN favor Of said plaintiff and against the
land hereinafter described, and the de-
fendant above mentioned, for the sum
Ct $S,3S1.6S, which said judgment and
sale by me Of the real estate. hereinafter
described to satisfy the amount Of said
Judgment. with interest thereon and the
costs expenses Of such sale, or SO
sale applicable, thereto will satisfy, and
by virtue Of a writ OF special execution
issued out Of the office Of the clerk Of
the, said. court In and for said county Of
Grand Forks and under the seal of said
court. and dated on the eth day Of June,
1929 directing me to sell said real es-
tate, pursuant to said Judgment and
decree: J. c:,c. Stewart. sheriff Of said
court Q ~make said sale. will SELF the
hereinafter described real estate to the
highest bidder for cash. at public auc-
ton. at the front door Of the court house
IN the city.o Of Grand Forks. in the county
OF Grand Forks. state Of North Dakota.
on the 18th. day Of July. 1922, at ID
O'Clock q. m. Of that day to- satisfy said
with interest and scosts there
on: and the costs and expenses Of such
sale. or SO much thereof as the pro-
ceeds 81 such sale applicable thereto
The premises to be sold rs AFORESAID
p pnd to AL, 70 'or said 5 jug n and decree,
described in said Judgment and decree
and in said order. a. follows:
The South half OF Section Twenty
lzOl; North half Of Section Twenty
nine l2s), Southwest quarter. OF Section
Seventeen 90; Southeast quarter Of.
ter Of Section Twenty f2o1; Northwest
quarter OF Section Twenty (2o): ali IN,
ono hundred Atty (15o5l.i North
81 Range Ftfty-two (62) West, Of the
o. Stn = IN, in the J county OF Grand
FORKS: state of North Dakota.
Sucn sale VIII be made In accordance
77S2 OF h Compiled Laws Of North
Dakota for 1919, regulating the rirht OF
possession n the right to the value
y tne use and occupation of the prem.
lses curing gag redemption period.
day ya 81 Ja ~ sr 1ssa. Forks. y; p, this ,l.a 9Th
&. q. STEWART.
/, Sheriff Of Grand Forks County, ND.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
u !, GRAND Forks...N: Daknta-
l1une s-ls-22-ss, july l3..ls72y /.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-22
NEW YORK
/ STOCKS

New York. June 22.-oils and
motors influenced the more uneven
movements on the stock exchange
today. Mexican Petroleum extended
Its decline to 31-2 points from
which it rallied % points. Pan
American A and b shares, Califor-
mia Petroleum. General Asphalt and
The rise was checked before noon.
such leaders a ~Studebaker, Baldwin
and the, Independent Steels~ reacting
sharply. There was heavy selling
OF Chandler, which fell over 8
points. Food s~pecialties, including
sugars and Coco Cola eased under
pressure. Rails were duh and lower
aside from the firnness of New York
Central. Call money opened at 2 3-4
per cent.
Prices were irregular but mainly
higher at the active opening Of to-
days stock market. The lower re-
discount rate of the local federal re-
serve bank caused more urgent
covering of short contracts. There
were a few striking exceptions, how
ever. the most conspicuous of which
was Mexican Petroleum which soon
registered a loss of 2 ga points. On
the other hand, California Pc
troleum ose 1 ga points, General
Asphalt 1 Ia and MARYLAND Oil one
point. Studebaker, which was one of
Yesterdays most unstable issues, also
gained 2 points, u. S. Steel, Baldwin
Locomotive and some OF the second
ary rails were fractionally lower.
Sustained pressure against the rec
oEnized leaders caused unloading of
o which have a light public fol-
lowing and losses resulted from / to
4 points in many instances. Nation
a Enameling, Dawson Chemical,
Kaiser, Reading second preferred and
MuNing Body particularly
weak; a later bullish demonstration
in the railroad division carried up
Delaware and Lackawanan. New Ha-
ven. Baltimore and Ohio, Chesapeake
and Ohio, st. Louis and San Fran
cisco preferred, New Orleans, Texas,
and Mexico. Pittsburgh and West
Virginia and Union Pacific 1 to 2
points. Remington typewriter also
advanced 3 points.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-22
Legal. NOTICE
HoT1bE OF CANCELLATION or o0H.
TRACT FOR BALE or Real.
r. AHiE HW.

To W. F. Havener:
Whereas on November 8, 1920, the ur-
to a contract in writing with the above
named W. F: Havener. wherein and
whereby, said w: F.. Hayener agreed to
t.. the said ". 'Havener, the property
,hereinaft. r described, and to convey the
same to the said W F. Havener, BY
.h;m 81 fhe aes sSm a nf 9I5 The Payment Sa fnt,oG By
ing times and in the following manner:
BY paying SO. cash at the>time OF the
execution OF the contract: and SO per
commencing with the month Of Decem.
be-: 1920. until said sum Of $3.50 was
fully paid. with interest thereon at 4
per cent per annum; and to pay the
due, beginning with the taxes for the
The real estate referred to is located
snr; Ssand forks county, \. D., and de-
Lots n 2 in Block 81 OF Nickel
vey's Addition to Grand Forks, N. D.
And Whereas the said w. f.. Havener
ditions of said contract by failure Is
make any of the payments. therein pro.
vlded except one payment Of $40 at
' trsct tame and o. Sv The ne execution n Of the con
terest upon the purchase price mention
ed in said contract. and BY. his failure
70 pay the taxes as they became due
rear; g -,
Now therefore. notice is hereby given
tnat on account OF such default. the
is hereby cancelled, forfeited, and term
mated, such cancellation. forfeiture and
Termination to take effect and become,
mai six months after the date Of the
serYice OF this notice upon the said W.
,a Dated Grand Forks. N. p. May a..
Ell. LANDER & CO..
A Corporation. Owner r
M,rn,v :. Grand Forks. N. D..
Attorneys for. Owner,
Grand Forks. N. D..
Xxx (June S-15-2o) ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-22
NEWS
CHICAGO
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, June &22-Reports from
south Dakota that heat and drought
We're endangering the wheat crop
tended to bring about higher prices
ior wheat here today in the early
dealings Unless rain came soon. It
was said, the yield of wheat in a
large section would be reduced in a
material degree. Heat damage adj
vices from Nebraska counted also as
ranged from 1.S decline to Ia adj
vance. with July $1.13 to lis IA and
September $1.13 SIS tolls ga, was
followed by a moderate general ad-
vance and then something of q re-
action.
Calendar buyers were again active
IN the corn market but were met by
commission house selling. After
opening 1.-8 of to ia higher, July
81 5-S to 81 IA, the market sagged
a little all around.
Illinois, gave independent strength to
the oats market which opened l-S to
Ia higher, July IS, 7-s and after a
slight reaction scored further gains.
PROVISIONS ere steady despite
weakness of the hog market.
Corn-Later the market paralleled
the action Of wheat, closing Arm 3-8
to 7-S cents net higher, with July
s. Ia. 80, ~ -
Wheat-Subsequently predictions Of
q warm wave in the central west led
to more pronounced strength in the
market n 80. too. did mention of
was firm, IL to l 1-2 cents net
higher, with July $l.13 3-4 to
LIS 7-S and September $1.l4F7-s to
LIS.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-22
LEGAL NOTICE
Hor1o1 or 0AHC1IIATIoH o = cor
TRACT x01 1AI1 or REAL
TO N. J. RArr,und.

TO III. J.. Berglund: ssN'
Mhe.eas on august u. 1920, the un;
estate hereinafter described, entered
, nSey. = cont sont5rc + in il yrttins with the
tnc nv, wnersSy said n. J: BcrE!und agreed
sell to h said n. ]. Berglund. the prop.
eEty hereinafter, described. and to con
!yey.tho same to the said N. j.. Berglund
him I'll w "of the sumo nssd Of u? $780, the st Pigment fa1ioS BY
tn$ times and in the following manner
& BY paying SIG at the time Of the
Of the contract. and SO per
scommencing with the month Of septem.
per, 1920. until the full sum OF $3.50 was
paid, with interest thereon from the
aaSa@ q. s saad to sG pay ait e. ts. s p ss.e esns per o.
Year Gss1's az tf SSs same Secs M1sh due tns
The, real estate referred to is located
scribed as follows. to-wit:
Kelvey's Addition to Grand Forks, N. 3.
And whereas said N: J. Berglund has
tons Of said contract BY failure to pay
the following sums or items due at the
times following to-wit:
under as m. ssi failed sdnt to make e. any p9 4ns is
AUGUST AZ, 1920. $40 81 September
1920; and has failed to pay the balance
OF the principal, and has failed to~pay
any interest o N the, principal sum due
from time to time, and ha failed to
became due, or otherwise. 80
Now, therefore, notice is hereby siv-
en- that on account Of such defaults, the
undersigned, electinE to. aid contract
is hereby cancelled, forfeited and term:
mated, such cancellation. forfeiture and
Termination to take effect and become
hnal six months after the date of serv-
ice Of this notice upon the said n. ].
Berglund. ~
dated Grand Forks. N. D.. May "a.
E. J.&LANDER & CO..
Az CORPORATION, Owner,
t"r. Grand Forks. N. d.
Attorneys for Owner. h.
Grand Forks. N. D. ae7 .. RI
,i (June S-15.221 l1H .
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-22
MARKET AND CROP GOSSIP

q+# - ~. ..#aar r. TX #..-. -.EHt- '-fHEt
Winnipeg-The Northwest Grain
Dealer association. composed OF
members of the Winnipeg Grain Elk
change, has issued it's first estimate OF
the present crop.
Referring to last eeason's crop in
western Canada, they reach this con-
clusion: Total wheat yield 2s4,2s3,-
900 bushels, Of which two hundred
and eighteen million bushels has been
inspected to date. Forty million
bushels. were. required by producers
for seed, feed and countryNniils and
five and q half million buyhels are
still in farmers hands to market. The
oats crop was under sixty million
bushels and barley crop thirteen and
a half million bushels. OF this years
prospects, 1s.824.0o acres have been
seeded to wheat in three western
provinces, 9 decrease Of IS per cent.
Eleven million acres have been seed
ed TO- oats. increase Of one and one
half per cent. Z
8 Herald Want Ads Bring Results.