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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-27
81 sehOt lobispo de Madrid-Alcall

/ FL sefof 5Obispo de Madfid- Alcala
ha recogfdo con loable' precision ell
pensamiente y 'el deseo de los Prela-
dos espafioles, cuya aetitud en- esta
OCCASION offecese al mundo como s6bel
rah0 ejeinpl6 de entereza y soiiddti-
dad: Crfnieh es este, dijO Mons. Me-
10 en- Ell Senado contestando el pesame
de Ia Camara orfmen es este, Yerdas
deramente inexplicable antes de come
terse y verdaderamente deplorable des-
Ipues de haberse cometido, y mas inex-
plicable atin, porque resulta inGtil. ine-
ficaz y conpletamente contraprodlcen-
te. 81 con el ha querido adxertirse a
los prelados que en- el cumplimiento
del deber podemos encontrar Ell sacri-
ticio, lecci6n completamente indtil, es
|esta, que "a del jefe de Ia iglesia,
nu9stro Senior Jesucristo, hemos apren-
dido a morir en- q eunplimieato de
iluestro deber, todos deploramos Ia
muerte de nuestro hernano, que to-
dos estamos unfdos a 81 que ST 81
e1emplo cumbre es ejemplo principal
mentelnente para nosptros, 4estamos
dispuestosi tambien caer en- el cum
|Dlimiento de nnestro deber social: por-
que q enllHe tlsihSO afs,alsuaI Arzs.
Ibispo de zarageza ha cafdo yfctima del
cpmpljmiento clII de, un debeE sooisl, que
no solo es deber humaao, sino alael pa
ra nosotros, los cristianos \ prelados,
es I'm deber que, tiene su sanction y ga
|rantfas en- Ia vida eterna. Hemos ma
cido de martires;; reliquias de marti-
res llevamos en- nuestra cruz pecteral
la muerte no puede asustarnos 4. al
|contrario, es una glorifcaci6n.
Cuanto a las ensehanzas que la ale
yosa muerte del Arzobispo de Zarago-
"a Sc desprenden, no heinos de parar
en- la consideration de las medidas re-
Ipresiyas que elsgoI,ierno intenta. Apar.
te de que eT iiberalisino espaE,'. fra
casado aquf, como en- todas parties, no
atacara la rafz del NAL, no es allf, en-
la polftica, donde ha de aprenderse ID
lecci0n de procedimientOs que cnren
ly aln prevengan Ia enfermedad.
Ia ola forhlada con los arroyos ds
Itodos los descreimientos i &de t6das
las rebaidfas. alcanza Va fales nrnf,of.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-27
Ell CARDEN4AL DE ZARAGOzlt,
MARTYR DE LA ACCION CATO
IICA-EL CENTENARIo DE FRAY
DIEGO DE DIsZA.

Por las ondas que lleyan este pc
ri6dico las alegres nuevas las mott
cias tristes de mi patria, pas6 ahora
el horror de un crimen, la espantable
yileza de i'm asesinato perpetrado en-
la venerable persona del Cardenal Ar
zobispo de Zaragoza, Excmo. DR. Sol
devilIa. Il Iaait} ISL n
Pero mas d. los detalIes del shecho exc.
crableI d. va public0 Ell INIPARUIAT.
mas queNel pdsaniea aparatDg v quizd
esteriI de las Camafas Legislatisas
mas todavfa que Ia impression de h6nL
da tristekd que CAUSE dnEt0das parties
importai cdnsignariy y doIhentar' las icaui
sas ocasionales del atentatioy los mo-
viles que guiarons Ia n1ano criminal, el
ejemplo yaronil que esta dando 81
Episcopado espafiBl hIs ehsehanzas
en- fin, DUE n barbara atehtado iif6pof
ciona. sst1 ssiilS 1lsiIis1sii y
;Por que Assassination los sindicaiis.
tas al iCardenal de Zarag0za? q n
Fuera de Ia Iilclia ehconada, por en-
Gina del hervor de las pasfones, siii
mas aspiraciones que ID de realizar e
bien en- todas sus formas;; y Ia mug
legftima Y obligada de defender los de.
rechos imprestr riptibles de la yerdad J
de la iglesia, su divina depositaria, el
Cardenal Arzobispo de zaragoza, We
nerado de todos, amado de cuantos Sc
le acercaron, despetado, ann de los
apartados por el error, su sagrada
persona, no hubiera podido pareeer a
nadie vfctima sefalada para morir a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-27
San TEATRO RIALTO, microbes % de Agosto.
emo en- Sanfesr OLIMPO domingo septembre.
Al FILM CO, INC.

del amor, este solamente paipfta J
alienta en- leli zcatOlicisnio iflspifador
de nuestras organizaciones obreras,
|dhicas que ayudadas por todos, trae-
ran la paz a los espfritus la concor-
dfa d patrones y trabajadores.
Importa pof este destacar la impor-
tancia del mfntin social ca0tlico ce-
lebrado en- Madrid el dfa 8. Estaban
en- el Representatives las regiones de
Espafia, Galicia, Cataluiia, Castillo,
las VascOngadas Y Valencia.
AL lado de La diversidad geografica,
Ia yariedad corporativa en- igual an
hello de sfntesis; Sc oy6 la yaz de los
miueros, de los ferrovarios, de los con-
federados de Levante, de los Sindica-
tos fernenines... Nj una nota discor-
dante, nj una discrepancia. Pdblieo
u oradores latfan al impulse del mis-
mo cerazon, de una misma alma.
Dds .dfass antes del asesinnto del
Cardenal, los obreros cat0licos cOnde,
[naban 10 lucha de classes, principio ba-
l,sico del Sindicato Unico efcaz i'm
Ipuisd de- los crfmenes sociales asenl-
EtaBan Ia union sobre: bases de w, ccpp-
|. fesionalismo francamente declaradp i
igaEantid6 per Sd .adhesions q Ia iglesia
Isbbre Ia idea de una sindicaci5n pura-
Imehte obsera, sin ingeRencias sDatrona-
Hest. propugnahdo tambiene al deseo
de- la organization patronali para He
IIgat al ideal de Ia vida. corporatipa
l'cristiana. Tsof af
rs pues, una esperanza Y una ga
lrantfa para la paeifcacion Y prespe-
Iridad naciOnal, esta fusion de filer-
zas obreras que dentro de la legalidad
lconstitufda y dentro de las normas de
moral eristiana, buscan Ell desenvolvi-
Imiento de su obra, y p0dem0s atirmar
| Ique ante la tumba del martir de Ia
acci6n cat6lica, como ofrenda al glo-
rioso Arzobispo, como homemade su
lmemoria, las ensenanzas que difqndi6
len su vida y en- sus escritos, serdn le-
ma preferente a seguir, para bien de
Ila iglesia y de Ia Patria.
\ vayan para eerrar la cr6nica de
hoy, dos noticias que Sc refleian Ia
lima, al movimiento de Ia piedad, Ia
otra, q un grande hombre que por pro-
iteger a Colon di6 Espaha honores y
! almas a Dios.
Es Ia primera que en- estos dfas Sc
Iinaugur6 solemnemente ell carill6n CO.
Il0cado en- Ia Basflica de Nuestra Sc
lnora de Begona (BilbaoD Esta cons
ltrufda en- Sufza y consta de yeinti-
lcuatrO campanas Su coste asciende
a 10000 dnros Y 10 ha donado a Ia
Basflica el Banco de vizcaya.
Es Ia segunda que mafiana daran
principle en- Tore (Zamora,) las fies-
ttas para eonmemorar el cuarto cen
tenario de Fray Diego de Deza,
| La figura del insigne dominica, gil
gante en- aquel siglo en- que por nj
lllares los halo en- Espafia, tiene para
lios lectores de Ell IadPARCIAL una es.
pecial y siinpatica signiicaci6n Ia de
lhaber interyenido en- la magma oblsa
tdel descubrimiento. El rnism9 Col0p
10 declara en- carta suya, afirmando Dc
i rf.., - Tnto<-, ~ T1,r-., rs,,n f,,6 ,o,1ea
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-27

Nos cop,pnica Il "san Juan Mer-
rt.tvf1V vv1 n. - - ~ 4'i'A Y. s'e-4
Nayiera De Cuba, que 81 yapor eGuan-
|tdnamon lleRa1a este puerto 81 nier-
coles 90, desna aehandoae ese misnlo dIa
para oa ppef 5 De su ruta.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-02-23
Liberty

We are still having fine wealth
er. If the next four weeks are
like the last two weeks have
been, there won't be anything 6
for anyone To complain Of. even
though the ground hog did see
his shadow.
Dunk Pruitt made . trip to
the cedars last week.
Mrs. E. G. Finkle. who has
visiting friends and relatives In
Kansas the past three weeks, re.
turned home last Sunday.
Little Basil Cole who has been
sick every since Hollowe'en Is
slowly improving aud was able to
take = short car ride last Sunday.
Joe Boyd was on the sick lis
The Democrat-herald., 1923-02-23
Public Sale.

We have purchased 122. 0O0
pair U. 8. Army Munsou last
shoes. sizes 81 to ~ which was
the entire surplus stock OF one
of the largest U. 8. government
shoe contractors.
This shoe is guaranteed one
hundred per cent solid feather,
color dark tan. bellows tongue.
dirt and waterproof. The actual
value of this shoe is $500. Ow-
ing to this tremendous bug We
can offer same to the public at
$2.95.
Send correct size. Pay post
man on delivery or send money
order. If shoes are not ~ rep
resented we will cheerfully IT.
fund your money promptly upon
request.
National Bay State Shoe Co.,
c3- 296 Broadway, New York.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-02-23
Public Trustees Sale

Whereas. James II. Gray. whose address 10
Springfield. Colorado. Rrsntoe b. his trust desd
dated October 9Th. 1921 and recorded Nosemeef
9Th. 1921 In the Office Of Clerk and Recorder OF
Baea county. Colorado. in Book io7 st Pass 2s' OF
the records Of said county. conveyed to the Pub
lie Trustee of said county the following land In
said county. towit:
Lots one and four of Section twenty-five and
Iots ono, three, seven. eight. eleven, and the
southeast quarter Of the southwsAs Qpsfter q
Section twentyth.ee. all Of Townshio tRistytvo
south. Of Range fortyse~en. west sf the saxth
Principal Meridian. containing 1887 Acres In
trust to secure the paymsnt Of one principal nots
Of even date with said Trust Deed for $4,000
payable to the order Of Frank ". Roberts. avs
years sfer date with intcrsst thereon from date
payable semi annually and evidenced by certain
interest notes for $3.50 each and csrtAln other
interest notes for 5000 each.
And whereas. default has bee made by the satd
grantor In said trust deed In the performance Of
the covenants and eondit,oos inpossd upon bin
by the terms Of said trust dssd In this. towit
That said grantor has failed 70 pay the interest
due on said principal aote.
And wherca,. the legal holSss ef the indebted
ness repr rssented by said note has hied with sasd
Public Trustee notice and dsmsud II writing. de-
tlaring said dafsult and s3seting 70 declare ths
whole debt reptsseuted BY I'D rets snd interest
thereon TO dats Of sale DUE snd payable, and %.
mandins the sale Of sss> Iapa YDdsF pad fFuss'
deed.
Now therefore. public notiee 10 hereby given
that. pursuant to said noties. election and do
mand. and under and under and BY virtue Of ths
authority vested in me by aid Trust Deed AND
the law. I. Jesse L. Homer. public trustee Of sale
Bsca county. Hjiii sell the above described land
for cash. a public suction. 70 ths hiThset btdds'
=. the east front door Of the county court house
In Springfield. In the county Of Pses. and state q
Colorado. on Tuesday the 9Th day Of February A
D. 1927. At II O'Clock in the fossneon for the pur
posc Of paying said noto. interest 70 date OF SAX
and the s1pensss Of this sais snd will givs o Tx
purchaser thereof q eertifieats ofpurchsss there
for - provided by law.
Dsted January %, 1923.
Jesse L. Homer.
Pubic Tsustss Il Dess county. Coso
FIRST PuhHcstioo, Jsssssy36. ~.
J LsSs 4sAxs1ssss, fsSsiay@ ~
The Democrat-herald., 1923-02-23
Dr.. Dowdy

TIE Only Expert Occulist and
Dentist, IN southeast Colorado or
that comes to this portion of the
state,
lit glasses correctly where
Opticians and Optometrists fail.
Two thirds of the glasses in Use
do not ct the persons eyes.
All diseases of the eyes cured.
Examination free. Glass eyes
Inserted.
In Dentistry 1 will duplicate
the finest and best work in the
state. Painless extracting $1.0O
and all prices about one half what
you have been paying. d..
Dowdey, Univer4ity Graduate
Lamar. Colo.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-02-23
Hopewel

uOPeWeu
The Cummings family has
moved away, but no one knows
where.
Several enjoyed ice cream at
the Thompson. home Sunday
evening.
Roy Davis expects to rent the
big Barn place and farm it this
year.
VIII Davis and wife expect to
move back to. the Smith place at
O,c..
One OF the Capper agents for
the Capper publications was
'ough these parts last week.
Floyd Pearce took q truck Ia d
The Democrat-herald., 1923-02-23
Dr.. Patterson M. u.
Physician and Surgeon:
43 mi. South 2 mi. Fast
Joycoy. Colo.
Sheriff's Sale

BY virtue cf an execution issued
out OF the Clerks Office Of the
County Court of Baca county and
State of Color ado. and to me d.
|rected. whereby I am command.
ed to IN AXE the sum of fifty one
and 25 hundreds dollars ($51.25)
and costs Of suit. the amount of .
certain judgement recently OBJ
tained againt Jake Cameron in
favor of The Continental Insur
ance Company, out Of the lands,
tenements, goods and chattels of
the said Jake Cameron l have
levied on the following property.
to. wit: The West Half OF Sec
ton Z. in Township 80, south Of
range 4s. west of the sixth prin-
cipal Meridian, situated In Baca
county, Colorado.
Therefore, According to said
command. Ishall expose for sale
at Prblic Auction. all the right.
title and interest of the above
named Jake Cameron in and to
the above described property. on
Monday. the End day of April.
1923. at ten o'cl, ck n N at the
east front door OF .ne court house
in Springfield, Colorado. Dated
at Springfield this 1st dey of Feb
ruary, 1923.
VIM. E. Dunivan,
Sheriff of Baca county.
Jos. E. Terral.
Attorney for plaintiff.
Date of first publication-Feb. 2
Date OF last publication Mar. 2
The Democrat-herald., 1923-02-23
Star

Blackleg has made it's ap.
pearance in this community.
Corn threshina is in full swing
-Deen outfit doing the shelling.
Twin calves arrived on the o.
z Dishman place.
Pie supper was a tame affair
much sickness and q small at
tendance. Miss o. Jackson
was voted the popular young wo-
man of the community at the
supper. Communities represent
ed were Konantz, Rodley, Villas.
Creek Indian and Star. H. O.
Blanchat got the prize for being
the homeliest man. and Frank
Hines the loye-sick prize. None
of them had q ntestant a.
these were hopeless cases.
A foundation is being put un-
der the Cbas. Elmore house.
Tom Slack is moving to the
Campo section to farm this sea-
son.
There is Q great demand for
farms to rent IN this section,
md some selling. This section
is unsurpassed in the county for
. row crop.
lkWs pssd IN ssss and west road
The Democrat-herald., 1923-02-23
Antelope Flats

Antelope Flats -
Lots of sickness in this local
ity.
Roy Hickcox made a trip to
Lamar this week. He brought
back lumber which he deliver ed
at Graft. o.. E.Gs..
E. W. Fuller. and Tom Doty
went to the cedars after wood
this week.
Fanchion Coverdail and Henry
Bickford visit ted at Bickford DIS
Thursday.
Audria Sipes is here visiting
her sis ter, Ruth Duerson.
Mrs. Doty and son Otto and
family have been visiting in
Pratt, Kaps.
a.. g..
Mrs. Dick Hickcox has beeh
on the sick list. q
Cliff and Don Harris are back
again.
Jesse Kaufman is staying at
Mr.. Barlow's now.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-02-23

of furniture over into Kansas
last week for parties In town.
w. c. Davis and wife gave an
ice cream supper and dance Fri
day night to . large crowd. All
present report q good time.
The Merry Matrons gave q
Valentine party at the Kidder
home. Refreshments were serv.
ed and good time was had by
all present.
Arch Davis. who has been
back at Emporia for some time
had to 60 to hospital again on
account Of his arm. which has
been giving him trouble for 90
long. The doctors operated on
it again and have hopes Of saw
ing 1t. His wife is back there
with him now.
Our county superint tendent
was out last week one day and
visited our school. She was
we'll pleased with Mrs. Dyers
efficiency In teaching and man.
aging the pupils. and rather in
sisted on q month longer school
in the spring.
The children certainly need
that other months school and it
would help the eighth graders to
more capable Of pass ing the ex-
animation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Cole took
their son for an auto ride Sun
day first time Basil has been
out to enjoy ride for several
months. He stood the short
trip just ans.
Basil also enjoyed the box full
of Valentines that the 7th and
9Th grades at Springfield sent
him and wishes to extend his
thanks to the children for their
kind remembrance.
Mrs. L. G. thompson prepar.
ed a lovely dinner Sunday and
invited in E. w. Simpson and
family. w. L. Rockhill and fam.
lily, John Reynolds and wife and
Guy FinkIe and wife to help be,
son. Benjamin celebrate hil
birthday. Ben received several
bice presents and evsryenl
tprsssae spsat . Ss,S0b<fsl day.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-02-23
Pilot Point

Some real cold weather We are
having now.
Clifford and Don nal Harris re-
turned home after spending
most Of the tine in Kansas.
The literary was well attend
ed Friday night and = good pro-
gram rendered.
Bernie johnson made trip to
Lamar this week.
j. P. Richard returned from
Lamar Friday.
The Pulliam girls and Efhe
Harman took Sunday dinner at
the JOnes home.
Bob Anderson's sale went
we'll the first Of the week.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-02-23
20 standart brad buff Orpingtons
40 standard bred b. o. pullets
1 pure bred Holstein milk COW.
fresh in May.
Many other articles too numer-
ous to mention.
TERMs-cssl..
Mrs. R. J. Chase
Owner.
Col. Thompson, auc.
Herb Homsher. Clerk.
U. S. Gov. Under.
2,5oO. 900 Pieces

New Government Underwear
purchased by us to sell to the
public direct at 75 cents each.
Ectual retail value $3.50 each.
All sizes-Shirts "a to 46, draw.
era 80 to A. Send correct sizes.
Pay postman on delivery. or send
money order. Il underwear is
not satisfacrory. We will refund
money promptly upon request.
Dept. "a. The Pilgrim Woolen
Co., 1476 roadway. New York
n. Y. c3-
The Democrat-herald., 1923-02-23
A Few. Suggestions
~ -. -.

Bo careful with prop r names-notice every
body omlh'.Ar1 When the given name or ini-
tia!s are used-spe1l days of week III fuli-can
sbbreviatc titles before Names clsewiss spell In
sull- -Abbrevintc the state only when county OF
postofficc 10 Riven-"And." not g." Observe
this strictly-''A little humor now and then. 10
relished b, the best Of men, but leave out the
personal funnies, and all personals that might
displcasc-Ma letters Saturday when possible
Monday will do. Tuesday has chanee' Wsdn
day too late.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-02-23
Baptist Church

Preacher-Jas. N. Graham
Services for Lords day. Feb.
23rd, 1928.
10 Q. m. Sunday school
Glasses all with competent
teachers; W. o. Ballarj. supt.
IL .. q. Morning Worship
Sermon Theme = It'll He
Come" Lords supper win
be observed At close of the
service.
3 p. m. Preac hing at Lays
Chapel by Rev. Graham
$50 p. m: Junior and Senior
B. Y. P. US.
7:30 p. N. Evanse,istlc service
Gospel address-''A Stupsnd.
ous Undertaking."
Mid week prayer service.
Wednesday, 7;30 p. M. when
We continue 10 Acts Of Apostle ..
Everybody welcome = bring
your friends and your enemies.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-02-23
Star

Star
here. a. it is scmewhat sandy.
Commission ers will please take
notice.
Farm machinery is already be.
ing installed for next year.
Sam Elmore il drilling . well
and also Mr.. Kirkpatrick.
Methodist Church
(The Church Of the Peopls)
Services Sunday, Feb. II
1000 .. m. Church school
w. n. Stewart, Supt.
II 90 q. N. Worship. sermon
Mrs. Ray F. Flint. pianist
Ray F. Flint. chorister
$50 .. N. intermediate League
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey CaS-
SOD. superintendents.
$50 .. m. Senior League
Earl. C. Denney. president
Subject - Seeing God
Through the Life Of Je-
sus."
z 80 .. m. Evening services
Subject-"Man: Gods Part.
ner." illustrated by more than
seventy five lantern slides.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-09
Denies Chinese
Baby Tower Story

Editor The STAR
In your editorial column I rsad
an article entitled "A Little Chinese
ciri'r wedding with the follow
inw statements
They ussd 70 have .gsyf srwers.'
each with q solitary window near
the top. Into this tower they
dropped sxcers 9fri babies
am a native Of China ara lived
there all my life up 20 1890 The
''wifi tower Ia entirely a new thing
90 me and never heard Of H.
Even failed 70 find II thru our
history. would like 10 know the
authority from which you derived
your statement
arm sorry 20 say that there are
enough Misunderstanding between
your people and ours. ard I believe
II would he wiser policy for YOU to
clear up those Misunderstanding
and misintsrprstations II you can.
Instead Of adding 60 them.
How would you feel In such rfdicn.
louis statements about your country
were published In a Chinese news.
paperr Sincerely yours.
PAUL Y. CfrESG.
<aSs 10th Ave. n. It.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-09
Breeding More
Race Riots

Editor The Star:
twenty-five negroes and whites
are dead In race riot which has
ragged here since last night" - the
opening sentence OF the account 81
hatred. hloodshed and incrndiariam
which appears in n dispatch from
Rosewood. ria. In Friday evenings
Star. telling OF another OF those
periodic racial conflicts which make
Us wonder whether we are living
I'm "a civilized age and country or
whether we are still savager.
And while the two great racial
groups inhabiting continental United
States are still unsucceesfuiiy try.
ing TO learn how 10 live together in
peace and harmony. and how TO
treat each other with justice and
humanity. senfImentailsts are join.
ing hands with paid propagandis,s
In bringing on new race issue.
We need only few more thou.
sands OF Japanese IN this country
and II makes no difference whether
they come by way OF immigration or
birth-and Fridays race riot In Flor.
ida will be mere passing incl.
dent 10 the blood .letting which will
drcnch the Pacific coast.
The next time some religious as.
sociation or some organization OF
business men is requested to pass a
resolution aimed al helping the Jap.
anese to ciInch their hold on Ameri.
can soil. let them stop for the pc.
Rod OF one minute and think OF
Rosewood. Fla.
PHILIP TINDAII.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-09
IN NLlLlAtn PYIdp sInMS

Coffee houses In Adsn. Arabia,
teom with customers day ana nigh,
Hut perroiators ara a drug on the
market The natives boil their eof.
fec IN small earthen pots. with a
little sugar and ginger thrown Ia.
No cream.
ION p.ut furnerT- you inquire In
France. Answer: Tho French sure
do--iis.fs4. ass pounds Of tobacco IN
ons year. or this total. ks.o7i. 0sT
pounds was consumed In pipes, GIG
aruus accounted for over i5.oo0.oeo
pounds. This represents y big In.
crease over tho preceding year. Even
snuff IL more popular. io.isi.sfs
pounds being used in 1874. AZ against
f.sss.iES pounds In 1890.
New zewiRna. with about 80 eco all.
tornohlies. first demands American
tires. Then. IA order. French. Eng
lish and Aust railAn.
Sew oil fields have been discovered
In Japan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-09

when I saw for q day with a seven,
foot cruw-cut Jaw. and another man
bug saving with ms. before | toppls
one Of these giants down with n
iordiy crash. when ! seo them Ia a
gale bending their goo feet almoa,
70 carth and then springing back
like a glant's whip. shaking their
green black plumea IN defiAnea NJ
the futile tempest. when l walk In
melancholy In October down tho
avenues % giant green philosophers.
and when I stand silent and listen
20 their quiet admonliion 70 tho
restless April brook. that whirls
and eddies and Eurgles. bu, chiefly
becomes froth beneath their arehlng
rootn. whrn DO ali this. ard Hnors.
then | would be Wait whitman
and sing Of tho brotherhood 81 trers
rather than tho futile brotherhood
OF man. ID. s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-09

There was great rush OF Ameri.
can automobiles into Mexico reccnt
iy. II was TO beat the 10 per cent
customs duty which came into oper.
alton on January 1.
Smoking Is on the increase In tn
rope. Folks somehow always smoke
more when In trouble. In spite OF
q 2Ts. 600 zoe. pound tobacco crop. an
increase Of 10000. 900 pounds over
1891. Europe lie buying more Amer.
can smokes than ever. The crop Of
Turkish tobacco Is Off so per cent.
millions Of pounds having been
burned during the Greek debacie In
Asia Minor.
Ontario now makes you ray a roy.
atty on every piece OF fur shipped
out. on q bear akin. the tar Il 90
cents: fox. 1885, silver or black fox.
$40: martcn. 81 mink, rs cents. coon.
10 cents: skunk. 10 cents, weasel.
nickel.
Practically pure gasoline IN pour.
Ing from an -csi~ well In Panuco.
Mexico.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-09
He Loves a Tree

lar tree. none OF your nursery foil.
agc plants from Japan. that come
In seven shades and nine prices.
love tree. regular msn sligo
tire. that stands braced with -
huge roots ramifying to every nook
Of two acres Of woodland. that has
In ita heart dozen stone arrow
heads. that has seen the red man
20 and tho white man come and the
good sun shining about the same
whether the man bug went to bed
BY the moon or tho arc light.
when | walk In the forest and
commune with the ancient trees;
when I ait at the feet OF these
elders. these high priests in the tenn.
pies OF the most ancient gods, and
feel their rough bark behind me: