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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-27

OSHKOSH, Wis. Oct. 27.-Qno
of the coming young golf players Of
the country is Miss vnnicc Wall OF
this city, holder OF the womons
championship OF Wisconsin. Miss
wall entered the national cham
pionsliip this summer and made n
creditoblo showing. She Is a splcn.
did driver and has a woll-dcyclopcd
game to tho green.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-27

boys who followed
Enoch Bagsllaw 20
Washington.
Nestrom il not
a spectacular per,
former. but he is
u steady war horse
and the blond wing
will give a good
account OF himself.
N'estFom Is fair
~ fast and has a
world Of defensive
ability. He Is one
OF the best tack
lcrs on tho varsity
squad. and he Is
sf.at,Wrdat,fe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-27
Latest Addition to Rainier Golf Link
Makes q Wonderful Improvement
BY ALEX C. ROSE

yITEL think This
club
in
links
o be appreciated
If intended this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-27
WOLVES ARE
AFTER GAMES

Another local gridiron aggregation
has been formed and is now looking
for games. This bunch calls itself
the jackson Street Wolves. and tho
team averages about $50 pounds.
Games can be arranged by commu.
nicating with sigard Rhodes, BE acn.
0T03.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-27
Big Grid lifts
Booked Today
PACIFIC COAST

PACIFIC COAST
Washington VS.. College OF Pu.
get Sound.
w. S. c. vs.. California.
U. S. c. VS.. Stanford.
Idaho VS.. Oregon.
Montana VS.. Gonzaga.
EAST
Penn State VS.. West Virginia.
Harvard VS.. Dartmouth.
Princeton VS.. Navy.
Penn VS.. Centre.
Yale VS.. Brown.
Amherst Va Oberlln.
Marquette VS.. Boston.
Colgate VS.. wesleyn.
MIDWEST
Minnesota VS.. Wisconsin.
Chicago VS.. Pcrdue.
Illinois VS.. Northwestern.
Michigan VS.. Michigan Aggies.
Iowa VS.. Ohio.
Notre Dame VS.. Georgia Tech.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-27
No Admission
At Grid Game

No admission was TO be charged
TO-DAY Tor 'ho University OF Wash.
ihg'on frosh'bellinSham Normal
loo'p'''' game IN the stadium this
afternoon.
Coach sutton's Babes appear to
nave CLASS nut dope from the
nor'h says that the ten hcrs.to.bo
have a strong eleven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-27
w eStrOnl
Is Filling
Line Gap
Big Blond Makes Grade
as Regular Washington
End by Steady Playing

TNHE last regular position on the
l. University OF Washington team
10 be filled is the left end berth and
the young fellow to grab Off the job,
ut least for the present. Is Fred
Mestroni. nnother one OF tho E.verett
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-27

CALLALAo. Peru. Oct. g7.--Luls
Angel Firpo the Argentine heavy.
weight. was accorded tremendous
reception here yesterday upon his
arrival from New York. lie. pro.
cccdcd to Lima.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-27

Two more prep games were on tho
football book here today. Queen
Ammo and Broadway were meeting
at p. m. and Roosevelt and Lin.
coin Immediately afterwards. Both
games were scheduled for Denny
field.
Tho probable linoups are:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-27
PLAY EnR TITLE

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 27.-Bil1
Rant and Harry Hunt will meet here
tonight 70 decide the handbal cham.
pIonsliip OF the Los Angeles Athletic
club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-27

Baltimore flag winners IN tho international league IN
their little worlds series, Tho games didn't wind up
unt October 80 which Is extending the baseball season
far long, Tho series didn't draw expected. and
no wondcrOld Kid Football n the game in october.
Sport set their f OF the diamond sport about the
lag end OF September and the appleiosser ought to
stay Off or tho sport tnge after tho worlds series IL
over
JNn; My ownZov match race which IS TO be run 30.
4 yember D. was "a natural sequence 10 tho Zev.
papyrus victory, because OF the controversy tho
selection Of tho American horse before Zey finally
chosen.
The interest that the said controversy stirred mp win
undoubtedly make great attraction out OF the coming
event but Il win lack tho international flavor OF tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-27
Tho probahlo lineup ,
MIKE DOYLE WINS

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. e7.-Mike
Doyle beat Tommy Carter hero last
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-27
Garfield Swamps West Seattle, 26-3
OREGON HOLDS FOOTBALL STAGETODAY
BETWEEN INNING6l
DESTINATIONS orr BASEBA
By DE .DUaDALE

TufE other day in a tanning bee !
l. was discussing postponed games
with some old baseball friends OF
mine and something came to mind
that I hadn't thought OF for yeats
that was real freak in the way OF
postponed games.
A game IN Kansas City back in
1894 was postponed on account Of
heat!
Never before or since have I ever
heard OF that happening.
The Washington and Karisaa City
clubs were playing in the Middle.
Western city and II was tho second
gamc OF double-hcader on the
Fourth OF July. Tho thermometer
had SCARED over 100 and tho Wash.
ington players. not used 20 the ex.
IRENE temperature. had 10 call Off
the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-27
Hon Husky and Logger
Teams We're to Line Up

Washington and the College of Puget Sound were play
ing in the Tacoma Stadium with the following ine-ups
the probable choice of the two eleyens:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-27

IT'S one OF tho tragedies OF base.
4 ball. this failure OF naturally
gifted athletes refusing either TO take
themselves seriously or TO apply
themselves 70 do their best.
Take the. case Of Hunky Schorr.
There's a young fellow who should
DO one Of the stars OF the game II
Ito had applied himself better. /
never raw a better natural hitter any
place. And he had more nerve In a
bail game than burglar. He was
thru some time ago as pitcher. but
he s,ill lad possibilities as an out
fielder.
Instead OF getting down 10 hard
work and learning the outfield trade
70 make Use Of his hitting power.
sehorr failed 10 settle down and he's
practically thru MS far as good base.
ball IN concerned.
Another player who shows signs
Of dropping from the faster baseball
circles IL Jimmy o'Conneli, a young
ster with NIL the ability In the world.
but with pepper and ambition miss
ing from his makeup.
You can't get by in baseball with
out hustle.
TUE Kansas city-Baltimore series.
i just completed. ran entirely too
long this year. going the fun nine
games. They should start earlier and
should cut the series to seven games.
One crowd drew s13 people in Balti.
more. It's carrying baseball too far
into the football season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-27

MOT because Judge aiccrcdle hap.
IN pens 10 be q personal friend of
mine and has been for years. but
from tho viewpoint OF baseball l
think that the former Portland prcsi.
dent would mako the best executive
the Coast league ever had. The
league has had enough inside dissen.
sion. caused largely BY having a man
In tho presidents chair who doesn't
know his business. You havo 10
have men trained in tho game 20
supervise I, or you're bound 10 run
into Jams. Mccarthy Is right in his
flgh; against syndicate baseball and
,hia charge must soon be either def.
nIteiy proved or dropped. But he is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-27

IT'S too bad that the Coast league
i meeting can't DO held after the
minor league board OF arbitration
meets 10 settle the Seattle case. !
hardly expect TO see tho Catalina
Island session next month do any
good in clearing up the coas; league
political situation unless the Big Five
and the Little Three compromise.
think that les inevitable. but what
Seattle win DO granted vote in
league affairs md when Il II you
can count on William II. Mccarthy
getting the gate an Coast league
president Until then ho holds the
upper hand and unless the teams
compromise tho Catalina meeting
viii be lot of wasted time and
money, The minor league board. the
final tribunal for such cases. meets
in Chicago IN December.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-27

DopE BERcoT showed in his fight with spug Ny
~ tho other night that he's ready TO step along
with the better boys in his division from Ny.
erH is one tough bater and Bercot fought
fight with him as you could want 10 nee.
Bercot II gradually drifting into the weterwelRbt
class his weight being announced as i4iN pounds the
other night. The welterweght division viii undoubt
tdly be his regular class from
incidentally, Ted Whitman refereed all five fights
Wednesday, got off 20 a good start. and there wasn't
squnwk Usually when Ted climbs thru the ropes 10
ofhca,o tho bugs start 10 groan but the most exact
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-27

wrong when II comes 10 fighting the
majors and cutting off the supply
Of talented players for this league.
The SORRY race OF 1923 under war
conditions proved this beyond n
doubt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-27

10 tho special meeting that there would have been IL
My own and zey had raced previous 10 the Papyrus
running.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-27

There possibility that Kuhn and Bellman would
not play because of injuries.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-23

Ha llegado San Juan, despues de
Una larga temporada por Centre Ame-
rica Ell simpatico joven actor porto
rriqueho Rafael oller, quien recorrio los
principales teatros de la America del
Sur fernando parte principalisima de
la Compania de Opera Marina Ugnet-
t., y cosechando aplausos v triunfos
granel.
En- uno de los peri6dicos mas ianpor
tantes de Centre America leemos ".Oller
une, a una voz fuerte de bajo, cuaiida-
des mutiples de actor, va como comico,
harba, galan, etc. Y en- otro:. Este
es sin duda aIguna uno de los mejores
actores de la compafifa Marina Ughet-
ii uno de los que con mas simpa-
tias cuenta en- nuestro ptblico. No otra
cosa dira quien 10 haya visto en- sus
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-23
Una declaration anlOrOsa

I,eonor no conformandoge con la or
tografia de su hermafa, lego el papsl
ren la siguiente forrna. rs
Teresa, Juana Leonor,
en- competencia las tres,
exijen olga cual es
la que prefiere mi amor;
y atlnque parezca rigor,
digo, pues: IQue amo a Teresa? No.
IA Ieonor, que. su agudeza siempre en-
demostrar Sc ufana!
No aspira mi amor Juana,
! ique no -es poca su belleza!
No cabe duda-dijo Leonor ACADIA
do de leer-; a mi me qliere.
Juanita arrebatandole la carta 81
hsrmana Leonor, les hizo saber a esta 8
a Tcre-a Que los puntos y las comas de
elias no lie. convenian, pues ALI en- aque
los ve-sos, Sc explicaba 10 siguiante:
! Torcsa,. Juana y Lconor,
! IN ,cofapetenc.a las tres,
lxtjea olga cual es
/ Ia que prezca rigor,
digo pues: IQue amo Teresa? No
IA Ieonor, que su agudeza siempre ell
demostrar Sc ufana?
Nc. iAspira mi amor Juana,
que no es poca su belleza!
S;upongo que os dar6is por vencidas
pnes bien claro esta que mi belleza lie
ha cautivado.
! El padre, ante tan diversas interpre
tae.ones. mand6 Ell escrito al pretendiea
te, suplicandole que pusiera puntos
CONES, para aclarar su pretensi6n de
novio.
| segunda vez lego la carta las ma
nos del padre, esta con puntos, v
comas Y demas signos ortograficos, pues
tos por q galan
-Estadne atentas-d -dijo- va no ha-s
bra entire vosotras con traversia algu-
ma; aqui dice:
Teresa, Juana y Leonor,
en- eompetencia las tres,
exijen Olga cual es
Ia que prefiere mi amor;
aunqns parezca rigor,
digo, pues: IQue amo a Ters.a? No. "a
I'eonor. que su agudeza siempre en- de-
mostrar Sc ufana? No. lAspira mi amor
Juana2 tQue no.. + fEs poca su be
tlezai
| Alterminar la lectura, las tres hernia
mas abriendo bocas de cuarta, prof !
rieron: q
-iioh!!
Y el padre pens6 para ST: "iYa ten
go niilasapara un ratio!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-23

1aagnificos papeles de ministro en- Ia
Duquesa del Bal Tabarin' Y de Pa
IRE canuto EN- las s'Corsarias''
Rafael oller, el joven actor portorri-
queao, como ha dicho toda la prensa
oentroamericana, ha sabido yerdade-
rsmente arrebatar La opinion plblica
Y ''fu6 Ell c6mico que hacfa las deli.
cias de la Compafia Hughetti, el pre-
cilecto del pdblico capitalino.
A, saludar, a su regreso a su viejo
llogar, al distinguido " eminente actor
Lijo de Puerto Rico, que fue tinbre de
gloria para su pals por Ell extranjero,
Ell .MUNDO 10 hace con grande Y legi
timo orgullo, deseandole al compatriota
npestro las mejores impresiones entire
nosotros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-23
EN- TANGER REINA LA ANAR
QUA :.

TANGER, julio 90. Omitted Press
Aqui reina la mas completa anarquia,
siendo desobedecidas cada molnente
Las fuerzas del Tabor espanol.
Los essandalos menudean.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-23
EJEMPLo cURIoso DE

oCToGRAFIA
Un padre viudo, con tres hijas
casaderas, veia turbada la paz domes
tica por la digensiones de las hernia
mas, pues creiase cada una dc por 81
requerida de amores por I'm lechnguino
que frecuentaba la casa.
Aburr.do ell papa de las nifas, escri-
bio al joven para que maaifestara POI
cual de sps hijas sc decidia, prey nie1-
dole tambien que hiciera un parent
sis en- sus visitas hasta que auedaral
bien los punto sobre las les.
Ell monzalbete remitl6 el sispisnta
escrito
Teresa, Juana Y Lconor
en- competencia las tres
exigen Olga cual es
la que prefisre mi amor
Y aunque parezca rigor
digo pueg cue amo Teresa
no a Llconor que su agudeza
siempre ca demostrar Sc ufana
no aspira mi amor a Juana
que no es poea su belleza.
lBusno! esclam6 el padre, 1uego de
.haber leido la carta. mi puntos en- las
les, nj puntos en- los parrafosl Esto
es el caos!
-iNo, papa FL sentido esta terlni-
mantle. Dye como yo puntdo la m.siva
de ese joven
Teresa, Juana y Ieonor,
en- competencia las tres,
exijsn Olga cual es.
La que prefiere mi amor
Y aunque parezca rigor
digo pues que amo a Teresa
no Leonor que su agudeza
no aspira mi amor a Juana
siempre en- demostrar Sc ufana
no aSplra MI amor Juana
que nos es poca su belleza.
Bueno! exclam6 el padre luego de
haber leido la carta-lNi puntos en-
las les, nj puntos en- los parrafosl iel
caos.
mo. papal Ell sentsao esta ter
mipsnte DYE como 70 puntlo Ia mi
silva de este joven
Teresa, Juana Leonor en- compe-
tencia las tres,
exiia Olga cual es
la que prefiere mi amor,
y aunque parezca rigor,
digo pues, que ano Teresa;
no a Ieonor que su agudeza
siennpre en- deinostrar Sc ufana.
No aspira mi amor Juana,
ique no es poea su bellezal
LA veis-asegur6 Teresa-como yo
soy la preferida.
The Nome nugget., 1923-04-28
FEDERAL TAXES TO BE REDUCED

will be to re-
  for . n
The Nome nugget., 1923-04-28
NO MORE HAND PICKED JURIES FOR ALASKA
B0RAH TAKES STAND
 AGAINST HARDING

WASHINGTON, April 2Ssenator Bonh plunged the fight of In toward Ho  pledges their He further
  down it the moral condemnation of eveyone.' WATSON PARTY Id. PrTTsBURG stand 
  fresh United Euopan LEAGUE NATIONS HUGHES as-secretary Hughes addressing
  that those United the League indugn- possibility e entertaining '.... GOVERNMENT MAJORITY CUT ON VOTE LONDON, April 2sThe governments of
  Lahore
  a question of
 POLITICAL PRISONERS ELECTED TO OFFICE SOFIA Bulgaria April 2sThe five imprisoned
  sved strong majority face of election
 
 MANY CHICAGOITEs ATTEND COMMUNION CHICAGO April 2sDuring month of April Chicago purposes Federal prohibition dredor the vtne consumption during the month of
The Nome nugget., 1923-04-28
ACTIVITIES OF THE SENATE:


 
  of of
  Mem n be on Ia passed of duceda pro
  St This will the bill provides list be the procedure of he hghe
The Nome nugget., 1923-04-28
ELIHU ROOT EXPLAINS
 HARDING'S POSITION

WASHINGTON Root
 
 
  WASHINGTON 27-fardng perm United fly landed the Philippines vladvoNok
  PEKING April 27War attended general political social
  DANISH MoNARCHs CELEBRATE SILVER WEDDING COPENHAGEN, 27The 0
    SALVATION NEW YORK. April a will Salvation
The Nome nugget., 1923-04-28
BRITISH SHIP RUNS ASHORE

HALIFAX. April 2s-A wireless
  five mile from Saint Asruk. the Cape Coast.
The Nome nugget., 1923-04-28
LEGISLATIVE ACTIVITIES FOR THE WEEK:
Anti-Eection Gambling Bill Passes In The House. Syndicalism Bill Defeated, Three Voting In Favor Road Bill Indefinitely Postponed, Wilson Still Hopes Alaska Hand Picked Juries Reegated To Discard

Special Juneau CorrespoDdeut).  1923 rapidly kept
  presented and upon testify.
The Nome nugget., 1923-04-28
IN THE HOUSE


   and passed thousand dollars for the Ator General used testing legality O requiring
  that employees monthly
  Wilson's Bill indefinitely Wilson voted
  letters cntsing change the law divide Division  The memorial abrogaing held seals, passed by the House. Mine Developing Bill  bill O O  Third Division
  April 1s
The Nome nugget., 1923-04-28

 bill of the of
 Realizing involved
 
  seeking U. the
 while bill venting interference with samples passed. D. of
The Nome nugget., 1923-04-28
MEXICAN ACCUSED OF FIENDIsH CRIME


NEW YORK. Apn 3snndns United Lord Csn spsessed bsore Arss audience great would ask tAs LsAgue of ons
The Nome nugget., 1923-04-28
STRIKE OF BUYERS
 ADVOCATED, SUGAR

twenty miio 
 of prices CONSERVATION SOLUTION PRICES OKLAHOMA Ex-Governor Asued proca. of the pricas
 DETROIT, of Women Clubs oday price ned to normal
 FIENDIsH SACRAMENTO Apml 2s-N. D Coaxes
 
 Buddhist in Iapanese pershed MAKES FINAL AMERICANS ACT NEW YORK. Apm 3s-Dndns Lord he
The Nome nugget., 1923-04-28

COMPANIES WASHINGTON, 2SThe 
 
  WASHINGTON, April 2SThe Mitchell of  Hard Ming Secretary WORKED WASHINGTON, April 2S-A
 
  BRITAIN UNVEILS MONUMENT BELGIANs LONDON 2s-The of
 
  HALIFAX. April 2A wireless today reported the
  about miles from Saint Asruk,  U Thn nAvrLrlu% cukl.
The Nome nugget., 1923-04-28

BABE RUTH WORKS FOR SALVATION ARMY
The Nome nugget., 1923-04-28
NAVY RUM RUNNING PLAN WORKED OUT


LONDON April 2sThe Prince Wales Brussels of during
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-20

he is willing,
Yes. guess his attack on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-20
Pastor Is Fired for Remarks on Prohi Law
RADIO ENTERS
GRAND CANYON
Penetrates ChaSm Despite
EXPERTS Predictions

WASHINGTON, Sept 20 Get
ting the news OF the world while
AZ the bottom OF the Grand can.
yon 81 the Colorado b. the unique
experience Of party OF govern.
msnt scientists, who ARE now en-.
guFcd In tho ndous navigation
oi the entire canyon IN small boats.
The party sent out by the nnod
States geological survey hts dir.
tfoyed predictions Of radio cgperis
that the radio would not carry met.
saees in,o lhc dppths 81 the great
canyon. Col g. II. giWFcNe. in
charge Of the party Of TO- reported
in q tcleRram TO me uieror de-
pertinent here that the party got
ncwa Of President Haming'a d.lih
by mdlo As minutes ufgr b perI,.
rcd, and " In cGnalan, weep, u
messages broadcast nom Los An.
geles. Salt LAKE and Cb'riEo,
Col fiirdssvr sent this wont when
the party halted Ht Bdeht Anm'
Trail. after imFemlng go miles ~
tho canyon lu safety Thel, dar.on
Gus voyage VIII Last unui carly iu
November
The boat ha'uF used atu fons
specially built lfdnats The nany
b. gathering dat. on the rsoioei,ll
mysteries of The great canyon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-20
IS DEFENDED
BY MINISTER
Friends Declare
He Has Right to
His Own Opinion
R HAROLD +. swIsHER

VANCOUVER. Wash. Sept. so.
The Rev, W l. blessing. former 10.
cal United Brethren minister. oustcd
from the pastorato charge here he.
'ause he declared the Nolstead act
Mas 'put-oVer legislation" has found
one champion Rmong the wearers OF
the cloth.
The Rev {. u Wigfall. pastor u
the First Congregational church Of
Vancouver. Wash. has added his fag-
got 10 the flame of controversy
aroused over the situation with the
statement today that he thinks liz
q mean trick 90 kick the Rev. Bless
INK out OF his church just for cx.
pressing his opinion 81 the prohibit
ton law.
what Il We don't agree with
blessing That's no cause 10 ouft
him from the pulpit don't favor
his stand either. in saying the dry
law should be resuhmittcd 10 refer
endum when all the former service
men are home and can vote on it.
But do say that blessing or anyone
else has a right 10 hi own opinion.
and right 10 express H." said the
Rev. wigfall.
The conference was wrong in
kicking Blessing out Of his church
for no more reason than that I'm
for him personally. altho I do think
he dug up a skeleton without any
cause 10 do so,
Meanwhile. the Rev Blessing. -. a
former service man. has no definite
plans and is saying nothing more.
He may 40 on 10 college. friends say.
or he may be given another pastor
ate. Al least. he expects 10 remain
in Vancouver for some time.
The possibility OF his being granted
another church Is very indefinite.
however, according TO Or c. f. Me
Donald OF Portland. the conference
superintendent
The change was made bccause we
felt II wise to do SO. Dr. Mcdonald
said blessing may get another
charge. but there IS nothing certain
about il now We explained TO him
our reasons for removing him and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-20
PRUNE GROWERS
HAVE POOR YEAR.
Other Fruit Crops Get Era
of Prosperity Here
BY II. Il. SWIsHER
United Press staff forresoopd.., >,

PORTLAND. Ore. Sept. 70
Wheat growers OF the Central states
who have been grieving over the
economic misery of big crops and
little prices need only 20 gaze to-
ward the Pacific Northwest 10 find
another class of husbandmen
mourning over a similar situation.
In Washington. Oregon, extending
down into California. Is the home
Of the prune. the fruit 50 vivid in
the memory of every world war vet.
eran.
But the prune Of 1929 Is not the
prune OF 1917. which scared in price
until II became one OF the aristo.
Gratis OF fruit.
The prune today finds little favor,
or so II would seem from the slug.
gish market which has dishcartencd
prupe growers OF this state and
Soutf1trn Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-20
SMALLER CROP,
LOWER PRICE

This years crop is smaller than
that OF 1922. but the price IS lower
In former seasons prunes brought
from 10 to IL cents a pound to the
grower. Prices this year are run.
ming over cents in only few
Instances. growers say. which barely
pays the cost Of picking and pre-
pairing for market.
Part OF this situation Is due TO a
huge csrry.over OF perhaps $4,000.
900 pounds. but even this will not
balance the 1923 crop with the
nearly 100000. 000.pound output Of
last fall Counting in the carry.
over. this fails crop. including the
California decrease. will he ut least
50.0oO.000 pounds short of the 1922
total. according 10 figures given the
United Press by r. T.. Kent. depart
ment OF agriculture statistician here
Growers. in recent meetings. have
started plans for national adver-
Using campaign TO impress upon the
reading public the value Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-20
A utunn
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NeWness
Pagodo Lamps

Glow with lovely color. They
are beautifully proporiioned
olumns OF parchment. hand.
painted with Oriental designs
In brilliant shades, with trim
little pagoda roofs In blnck.
They are specially designed
for u glow Of color in a hall or
dim corner. and they sound
the Chinese note. the favored
Influence OF the new scnson.
sj.0j-Art shop Third Floor
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crGARET HOLDER

Tho newest cigaret holders ara
mad of The plan OF the collaDsibIe
drinking cup and fold into tiny
ease OF enanielcd gorI on silver.
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Tdffeto and Velour
PillO1rS

Come in . wide variety Of
delightful shapes this fall,
Round. oval. diamond and oh.
long styles, for duvenports.
couclies. or to drop about on
tho floor. The iaffctDs are
fluffily made with the new
pucker.pleating, and come in
shades Of rosr. bronze. red and
black with gold, The vclours
are IN shades OF rose, blue and
black
I.9j Art Stop fhird Floor
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ENnIyE

Jsndivc. commonly served as q
salnd. mny be cooked as any veRe.
table. and eaten alone or scrwd
With mnnt.