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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14
Oil and the Fight Holds
Interest of Great Falls
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairbanks May Come to the
City But "Ho Hum" Who Are They?

pounehcs. and could carry nuts.
His head IL dropped aside. and
the pouch ON that side slightly
Says under IN own weight.
NOBODY Is ENCrTED
ABOUT the FAIRBANKS
Tho mans broad felt hat.
ourled M around tho edges 10
. peak In front. might fall off
NY moment. What does he care
about the fight-eXeept Il viii
make a racket. and he evidently
doesn't Ike rackets. Besides.
the fight viii be bringing such
a crowd 20 tho hotel he might
not always be able 20 wohblo IA
or tho street and find "A seat in
which 20 sleep these tot mid.
days Poor man. ana yet he per.
sonifies a certain trpit in Great
Fails. Not the general trait. OF
course. but a distinct one.
Great Fails today regarding
It's delugo OF notorictrs. just like
Hollywood regards hers. sho
doesn't There are too many
It's even said at tho hotel that
Mr. and Mrs. pauglas Fairbanks
have rooms reserved for "A com.
ing arrival, on, hum. hum. harry
and now. Just who arc theyf
aalM Great Falls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14
Bureau of
Mis- sing
Relatives

The star Invites its readers 20 use this
department as an aid In fiading missing
relatives or friends Ths department II
TO help In rcunlting thesc who have been
separated Those whose relatives OF
friends arr missing are Invited To report
the disapp~aranee dircetly 10 The star.
Readers who may know the whereabouts
Of persons mentioned In this oolumn as
missing are requested also 10 report 60
The star. Other newspapers are tnvifed
70 reproduce such items a. win Interest
their readers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14
Ford Runs 81 Miles on
Gallon of Gasoline

A new automatic and self-regu-
lating device has been invented by
John A. Stransky, t25 Fourth 81.
pukwaBa, South Dakota, with which
automobiles have made from 40 10
81 miles on n gallon OF gasoline. IL
removes all carbon and prevents
spark plug trouble and overheatlng.
ii can be Installed by anyone in five
minutes. Mr. Stransky wants agents
and Is willing 10 send a sample at
HIS own risk. Write him today
advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14
Judgment Against
Robbers Is Sought

SAN FRANCISCO. June i4.-sul,
TO obtain a judgment against this
sang who. Il "a alleged. robbed the
Olympia postoffieo Of ta.sgS.s4 IN
stamps was started by tho federal
government here yesterday.
X. J. Riley, George Cooley and
Mrs. Helen Conlcy are named. The
government wants title 10 a Pack.
ard automobile. a diamond pin, two
diamond rings and four 800 Bills
held hy the United States marshal
aince tho arrest OF tho trio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14
Reduce Fares on
Astoria Division

PORTLAND. June IA rcduc.
ton OF 20 per cent In all fares on
the Astoria division OF the S. II. & 4.
railway was announced here today.
Tho cut was mado "a u means OF
inducing additional traffic 20 coast
resort cities. according TO w. ID. skin.
ner. vice president and traffic man
agcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14
AuDrNE FITZGERALD. = 81

his discharge from the U. $. navy,
four years ago. Audinc fitzgerald.
e. has failed. to communicate with
his mother She u anxious 20 10
cate him and has written TO sew.
eral lumber companies on Puget
Sound where he Is believed to have
been employed. Anyone knowing
the missing man Is asked to write
TO Mrs. Fitzgerald at 1912 Leer st..
South Bend. Ind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14
GOITER REMOVED

! oz-Mo has proven safe and sue.
ccssful way to remove q goiter by
simply applying over tho golter at
night time. Young people respond
quickly to this treatment. older peo-
pie generally take a longer time.
The merits Of oZ.MO have been
proven in so many cases that any.
ono having q goiter should have no
hcsitancy in using OZ.MO at once.
OZ-MO Is sold in Seattle by Bartell's
and other leading druggists.--Adver.
tisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14
ny MAN MILLER

LOBBY or THE PRlNCt
PAL HOTEL. Great Falls, Juno
il.-Iu Great Falls today there
are only two parts OF "a paper
the oil page and the sporting
page. The rest OF the paper
may as well DO blank.
Conversation Is IN that for
elgn language OF 400. A9.5. how
deep. whatever that means.
once IN In a while there IL
reference TO the tight. but even
tho fight Is half OF the time
referred To financially.
Jim Johnson. mayor OF
shelby roolo county. See. eS.
Township 80 n. Range 2 WesO.
just rolled into the lobby and up
90 the register desk rolled" n
used after second thought.
"Breozed" into the lobby might
have been used N tho archi,oc-
tural designs OF Jim Johnson
had been different But as tho
situation stands he's tho kind
that rolls. and also tho kind
easily ordered. as well as the
kind that oricfs saally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14
CAN TELL BoNER
LIKE A POLICEMAN

Besides the lightweight. there
arc three other boxers In sight
In the lobby. also one wrestler.
How can they be told9 How can
a policeman in uniform be told?
And for each boxer there are
those three men who follow each
around. The boxers In tho lobby
are playing a game. It's called
Look nt.Ne.
Meanwhile In a corner there's
a man asleep. His face lie an
artists study called Content.
tentmcnt." no. he's not going
10 turn out TO be a no,oricty.
He's just nobody. and VIII re.
main sol The gray OF his mus.
tacho quito matches the gray OF
his face. His cheeks have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14
MAYOR WEARS No
HEAVY WATCH CHARM

The mayOr-hc likes that
word-hns just desccncd from
the shelby train with his vito
aud two suitrases. Strcaks OF
Shelby dust remain on his vest
and ooat--duht that even his
glistenlng watoh'chain makes no
prctext 10 hide. Ono wonders.
too, why no has no heavy watch
charm. It's almost tempting 10
say no has a heavy watch.
charm. for then ne would bs
complete. he. in his loose Pana-
ma hat.
Mayor johnson literally and
honestly and pathrtieally cannot
turn around without someone
extending a hand or a question.
Hello. Jim. meet - and
the mayor OF Shelby cToole
county. section Is. township SO
N. range W. viii grasp tho
new and fresh hand while con.
tinulng an introduction with an.
other.
Dandy" Dillon. ono OF tho
light sparring partners from tho
camp. is tho next TO bounce
agains, the mayor Tho boxer.
his eyes slightly puekcFed. stops.
throws his hand at tho mayor.
and says. why. hcllo|
The mayor does the same. then
Dillon passes on. Dillon takes
seat by the street window. and
those three men chose three men
who always seem TO follow all
boxerD take seats By his side.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14
Mop and Polish $1.OO

DoIinr Days spccinI-Full
quart can OF .O-So-Ezy OIL and
Mop. for polishing furniture,
floors, woodwork, autos. etc.
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Dress Shirts $1.OO

special for Dollar Dnys-Men'a
Dress Shirts. with and without
collhr; good patterns and fine
materials; broken sisca.
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Mems Work Shirts
ST 90

For Dollar Days OnIy-Our
own mako OF extra heavy and
extra Btrong Work Shirts; cut
pig. and well made; worth $3.50.
A Rare Speciall
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]. ssAl''|
i Ano}

hitchiQ
go TuesdaJ
BY federal
aarges Of ;
1uor, appeal
nesday moro
Ase that ID
4 since Decd
occasion ri
possession1
He wasj
Judge E. E]
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Tennis Shoes for
Boys-$1.O0

For Dollar Days Only
Boys Tennis Shoes OF white
duck. brown trimmed: inside
ankle guards. brown CORFU
gated rubber solcs; good heavy
solcs. All sIzeH. ga TO 9.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14

HIN al
|ERE'SM
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yrARTS

visitors. /
Frank I'd
d Lewis. |
Greenic. /
immigra1
we're put u
charges y
for the {
sainmcnt ID
legal chd
ortauon 4
men evide1
company
neir gu e 81
in their
Ito come.
gas one Of |
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p workersj
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14
Fruit Jars
Dozen $1.OO

For Dollar Days Only
Quart sizo Bali Mason Fruit
Jars. VERY SPECIAL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14

ders: one TO purchaser-these specias except norcb
HI not be delivered be easily taken by nnrcbsse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14
Women's Union Suits
2 for $1.OO

Dollar Dnyp--Womon's fine
knit Summon Union Suitp; band
top; Bleovelcss or bodice top.
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Black Sateen
3 Yards $1.OO

3s-inch Black sateen. high
lustrc, permanent finish: our reg
ular sOc quality. Special for
Dollar Days yards, ~. 90.
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eather j,
I'm Sur,

Weather.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14
Mems Union Suits
S1.00

special for Dollar Dnys--hth-
letic. Shirts and Drawers. made OF
good quality naipsook; we'll
made, full cut; all Sizes. A BIG
BARGAIN!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14

fl.25 valuca of White Lily
BATS Tor comfortcrs, 72xSi
inches; weight about pounds.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-10-26

my opinion. sixteen is quite young
enough for a girl to go with boys to
public places or amusement. For a
boy TO escort a girl to a house party
In the neighborhood occasionally be-
fore that age Is quite all right, but
public affairs, no. I do not mean
young people before this age should
have no amusements but let their par
ties and dancing be in their own home
and when attending the theatre or
movie" they should be accompanied by
older member Of the family. (2)
There are so many "ordinary" people
whom the necessary amount of
ether varies so greatly 1t would not be
for ms to give an average
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-10-26
THE LOST cHILD


A Da. ss,,s. policeman found . nth.
She walked beside him. dried her tesrs
and smiled.
Said he to her kindly. now you must
not cry.
1 will find your mama for you by ana
by.
At the station when he asked her for
her name.
She answered Jennie. 1t made him Their
At last of your mother 1 nave found
a trace,
For your little features bring back
her sweet face.
Chorus
Do not fear my little darling
And I viii taxi you right home.
Come and sit down close beside me,
No more from me shall you roam.
For you were a baby in arms
When your mother left me one day.
Left me at home, deserted, alone,
And took you my child away.
Twas all through a quarrel. madiy
Jealous she
Vowed she would leave me. woman~
Oh. how l loved her. grief near dfay.
me wild,
Papa. you are crying, lisped the little
child.
the door Of the station
opened wide.
you seen my darling? an anx-
ious mother cried.
and wife then meeting face to
All is soon forgiven in one fond en-
brace.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-10-26
WANTED POULTRY
OGDEN FISH & POULTRY co 7,
Buyers of An CZasses of Poultry
Ship Them to Us. We Pay Top Market Price,
BABY CHICKS AND PULLETs
Dear Miss Brooks:

Dear Miss Brooks:
1 have never written to you before,
but l read the column "Just Between
You and Me" with interest and I sin
cereiy hope o will answer for me
the Following questions. % Has Miss
Helen Keller had her sight restored to
herY II so. when was 1t restored? (2) IL
1t proper for children of 10 years to
psly kissing games? Thanking you In
advance. I remain.
MAGGIE JIGGS. Tremonton, ut.
% Helen Keller's sight has not been
CD No, dear. 1t is net proper
or a good idea for children of anF age
play such gamsA
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Dear Reader: This is your corner. All questions submitted will be cheer
fully and carefully answered, except those seeking medical advice.
Names an addresses of business firms cannot be printed here, nj VIII
be sent if a self-addressed, stamped envelope accompanies the request
Questions are limited TO W Full name In address must accompany
each letter or no reply can be made
All communications are held strictly confidential.
In requesting poems and songs, the correct title, the first line, OF the
name Of the author is necessary in order to find them. Please send stamped,
addressed envelope also with these requests, so they nay be forwarded directly
to you.
Address letters very plainly, with pen and ink, to Helen Brooks, Box 1545,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Chorus
Dear Miss

1 hope you will admit me to your cor
ner again. 1 enjoy very much to read
your advice to other girls, so / want
you to answer a few questions for me
and my girl friend. "a Is it all right
for a girl OF IA to nave boy friend
|(2) How should you address a boy when
he comes up to you and how should you
act? CD How would you act among
boys so they would appreciate your
company? Thanking you very much
for the other letter l got from you, /
am yours truly,
A wONDERER Of Charleston, Utah.
Dear Wonderer. 1 wonder II you
failed to enclose your envelope as you
intended or what has become of II. For
some reason 1t did not reach me. and as
your name was not attached to your
letter j am answering your questions
here. Thanh you so very much for the
song also. Very sweet of you to send
1t. "a Have boy friends surely, but
not beaux. CD If you know him well.
say Hello, Charley" or How do you
do. Henry" and proceed to talk to him.
Act natural. pleasant and modest, and
this applies to your third question also.
II they do not appreciate a girl of this
sort. you should not care for their
friendship or company. 1 hope these
few remarks will help you to some ex-
tent. Am glad your other answer was
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-10-26

Dr.. B. F. Harding Of Mansfield. O.
a cousin of President Harding, who
with his wife, has been spending the
winter In Florida, died, following 9
lingering illness.
Queen Mary has taken a deep in
terest in the blind and has visited the
National Library for the Blind. She
took blind children on her knee and
asked them to read aloud to her
from Braille books.
Mustapha Kemal Pasha, Turkish
Leader, received q dowry OF $500. 900
when he recently married LATHE Han
oun, 1t has been revealed.
Extension OF vocational training
n medical rehabilitation to the
$4,000 vterans OF the world war serv-
Ing sentences in federal and state
penal institutions. is planned by Di-
rector Hines of the veterans bureau,
who conferred on the subject with
officials of the department of justice
and representatives of the American
Legion and Disabled Veterans of the
World War.
Leonard r. Steel, As, OF Buffalo, N.
Y. founder of the l.. II. Steel cor
poration died suddenly on a west
bound New York Central train near
here early Thursday. Mr.. Steel was
found dying in his berth by Ernest
Mattey, his chauffeur.
Milo ID. Campbell Of Michigan, who
recently became the dirt farm mem
Der OF the federal reserve board drop
ped dead while playing golf at the
Columbia Country club at Washing
ton ID. c.
A medical bulletin issued said the
Of George Jay Gould, Sr.,
American railway magnate and fl
lancier who is i'll in France, was
1~oticeably better; complications af-
Getting the heart had caused much
on the part OF the sick
Americans friends.
Mrs. John w. Weeks, wife of the
ecretary OF war is very i'll on board
he private yacht -E~vergreens- which
vas hurried into port to secure medi-
al aid for Mrs. Weeks.
Three archbishops. fifteen bishops
two hundred priests attended the .
lneral service at st. Louis for Bishop :
iaurice f. Burke OF the st. Joseph :
iocese of the Roman Catholic =
hurch at st. Joseph's cathedral.
The Earl Of Carnarvon, who has /
zen supervising the excavations nj v
Ie tomb OF King Tutenkhamen, is U
Iffering severely from blood poison
&. presumably the result of IN in a
ct bite. 8
The worlds nonstop dancing rec 81
d now is claimed by a Marseilles T
who called It q day after
had held the floor for "a hours -
minutes and 8 seconds. He was =
sisted by two young women pupils, -
9 first OF whom, Mile. Marcelle y
danced 16 hours, % minutes and VI
seconds.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-10-26
BABY CHICKS
A B CHICKS TODAY

White Barred and Buff Plymouth Rocks. r.
l. Reds. single and rose comb, Black Minorcas
Anconas, Black Langshangs. Silver Laced
vyandottes. Buff Orphingtons, White, Brown
and Buff Leghorn.- Brooder stoves, coal and
oil burning. Charters Incubators Write or
wire Utah State Hatchery, W. o. Ram
shaw, Mgr. 1857 South State Street. Salt Lake
City, Utah. Phone Murray 474.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-10-26

Dear Miss Brooks:
! have never written to you before.
but l always read Just Between You
and Me" with interest and have some
questions which I would like you to
answer for me as you have answered
others 80 we'll ~ Is IL proper for a
girl OF fifteen I 8 10 dances and
parties with boAs7 co How much ether
does Il take 10 put an ordinary person
to sleep. before an operation? Yours
truly,
QUEEN ELIZABETH. Tremonton. Ut.
% Dear nth girl. If you read my
corner regularly you could not nave
missed seeing this Identical question
-~esf number OF times In
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-10-26
TELEGRAPH|C TALES
FOR BUSY READERS
a RESUME OF THE WEEKS
polNos IN THIS AND OTHER
COUNTRIES
Important Events of tho Last Seven
Days Reported by Wire and Pre-
pared for the Benefit Of the
Busy Reader
WESTERN

Pearl Cockrell, held In Albuouerou,
y. NJ, has confessed that she nurset
one OF the bandits who was shot il
the robbery of a federal reserve banl
truck OF 500, 900 here last December
according to a statement by Rugs
Williams chief Of ploice, of Denver.
approximately six thousand barrels
OF oil in a battery Of thirteen 500 bar
rel capacity tanks OF the Conan OH
company is burning Ia the Tonkawa,
Oklahoma field. A heavy cloud of
smoke hovers over Ponoa City. more
than 20 miles away. The local Off
ces OF the Conan company have not
been advised as to the cause OF the
IRE.
With the exception OF Sanup's Boy
and Old Posey, both of whom may be
dead, the entire band of regennde
Pluto Indians, of Southern Utah, are
under arrest. There are now 90 In
dams under guard at Bluff and Bland
ing, Utah, and at least four OF the
captured Indians will be indicted for
tnsurrection and prosecuted by the
federal government.
Salt Lake county Sheriff d. II. Hsr-
ries must stand trial in the Third
district court to establish light and
title to the office he now holds. This
is embodied in the decision OF Judge
McCrea who overruled the demurrer
10 the amended complaint filed by 90
citizens seeking to GUST Harrles from
The office of sheriff on the grounds
OF religious Interference In politics.
Bamuel d. Nicholson, United States
senator from Colorado, died at his
home in Denver. Carcinoma, or can
Ger of the liver, caused his death. He
had been Ill for nearly a month.
The Standard OIL company, which
N prospecting in the Cold Bay field,
Alaska, has commenced
its first well. according to
advices. Equipent like that
used by the Standard OIL company
has arrived at Anchorage for the As
sociated OIL company, which was re-
forced to suspend on its first f,
we'll, hard rock was struck. :
At Yakima, Wash, one boy lost /
IN y and another boy the fingers !
UT both hands and three others were a
injured when one OF them lit I
match to a dynamite cap which he l
vas holding in his hand. The lad L
he found the cap in an alley and
'e lit the match to 1t to see If It
you'd burn.
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swer the following questions for me-
ID What became of the kaiser after
the war? (2) Why is 1t not proper TO
dance with boys to whom you ave never
had an Introduction? Thanking you
very much, l remain,
FAWN, Utah.
Welcome Fawn. ~ When the MILL
tary power of Germany was broken in
1918, the Kaiser sought refuge IN Ho1-
land and is still living there in exile.
CD Introductions are for the purpose of
making people acquainted and 1t Is un-
derstood when a friend or acquaintance
OF yours presents a young man to you
he knows something of the character
and reputation OF this boy. and thus you
are protected from undesirable &C
quaintances. All classes seem to fire.
quent the public dance. and II you go
there and dance with anyone who asks
you, you are subjecting yourself to any
and all sorts of attentions from per-
haps very undesirable young men,
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FOREIGN

0AaStt
who arrived at Manila with Admiral
Stark's antibolshevik fleet after their
light from Vladivostok. already have
obtained employment In Manila.
An 8~o-year-old woman and her
daughter were shot dead at Aughafin,
Longfodr, by a raiding party. The
daughters husband is a national of
ficer and it is belived he was being
sought.
Reports from eight mills in Ca
maguey, Cuba, province indicate that
more than 1000. 600 arrabos twenty
five-pound units) of sugar cane have
been burned during the last week.
The belief is held that in some cases
the fires were started Intentionally,
but the majority are supposed to
have been due to carelessness..
1t was officially declared at Mos
cow that no negotiations of any kind
have been entered into by the soviet
government for the surrender of
former Premier Kerensky and other
leaders of the Socialist revolutionary
party, in exchange for the release of
twenty-five members of the party i'm
prisoned as reported from New
YORK.
Captain ROAD Amundsen, head of
the Norwegian Polar scientific expe-
dtion, has announced hat he has
wired his attorney in Christiana to
dispose of his home in Norway to
raise funds to meet debts incurred
by the expedition.
One Irish irregular was killed one
wounded and four others were cap
tured in a raid by Free State troops
in Kingstown. The captured men
are said to be prominent local Re
publican leaders.
Sixty members of q new Germanic
praty were arrested throughout Ger
many, charged with .traitorous &C
tivlties." The police are believed to
have nipped in the bud another pro
jected 'putsch." but the Prussian
minister of the interior makes a Sc
cret of the affair.
Lord George Henry Fl. Cholmond-
ily. the fourth Marquis of Cholmond-
ley. died at Malpas, England. Ike
5 succeeded by his son. the Earl Of
.socksavage. a well-known polo and
ennis player.
Governor General Leonard Wood,
ianuel Quezon, president of the sen
te, and Manuel Roxas, speaker OF the
ouse, left Manila for the island OF
to investigate the ACCESSIBILITY
Z selling the six sugar centrals now
perated under the management of
5s Philippines national bank.
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FURs STORED AND REPAIRED

Conference Visitors bring in your Furs for Re
modelling and Storage Raw Furs Tanned
Cory Fur Shop. Al Z. Bdwy.