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plianthuralrflafis license
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Him: in traffic rules
mat-mm BY.
3“ mm in the Michigan campafzn ii is 3!»
'parent first that the whole city
I. L ‘ A. I. GO I gawakc to the need for drastic safety
MONDAY, JULY 28, 1919 What Detroit is doing.
mun-roan mac rdirwm.
TOIOBBOW lion and steady effort.
Bightidelzzeam; 1:68p. m. _______.______
81m rues 5144;98t3 3:15. EXTORTION
m UTE NORWM-Kl
'* W80 NINGWEL
v.
' [list measures.
All that is needed is coopera-
Mmber of The Associated Prone.
The Associated Frees-la exclusively
entitled to the use forpabllmtton at
all news dispatches cruised to it or
not otherwise in this paper and also
the local news published herein.
All rights of publication of spe-
'dal dispatches herein are also I’Or
served.
of min.
There is.
States. There is plenty
There is, plenty of sugar.
generally speaking. plenty of fruits and
vegetables. There is plenty of eggs
and butter and cheese. There is plenty
of poultry and fish. Cold storage‘hous-
cs are jammed to overflowing. The
,sccumulated stock of food is said to be
5- man: cums unprecedented.
7‘ m3. Mna' Yet prices remain at a pitch which
on ' pinches every purse and makes the lot
lat-walk Branch Chloe-18“.
of the poor, and even the ordinarily
coml'ortable, hard to hear.
The public endured high. prices dur
ing the war, because they seemed a
part or the military necessity. The
Em adored them after the fighting
“ended. because of a feeling that eel!-
deprii'ation was necessary to help feed
alanine Europe.
THAT BATHING sun'
This is the time of year when nego-
ment rages hotly at every bath!“
beach as to what is modth and proper
attire for swimmers. Women swim. mm the starving mropeans cared
mm more especially. since man's nth». for, there recaps in me United States
in; suits are oi standard hideousnese.‘ food Wu; rather than u deficit.
which‘ receives and merits little alien; with ”WM on to swell the
“0P: . surplus.
..‘Nohnthinz suit onn.be any more the packers complain because people
modest than thego'nduct of its wearer. wju.nm.uy.n_e m-pnticnce it- he-
E
51"- IAnnette Kellerman. an accomplished 137m ”mm.
3-; .7 . animate: and beautilul woman. chose m “am-d , We“ felt
fr 1;; (other swimming prh a? close-titling.§mgmt '3. 1,9395, '39 mug-.1
1“ " one-piece garment which did not hind- {am a ”n of!“ nnlion’a‘ “a. 15 ‘
aherprogreesrihmmtocnnymore
than a fish‘ 3 scales hinder the fish. Yet
she was not accused oi immodest): ’
The reason is that she dressed app10< lag that “Mme will pay any price.
mtely f" "'9 "1mg she ““3 gomg t(’IapplI this brutal and selfish policy in
d“ and then She am the mm“ l""‘defiancc alike of common moral? and
; which “he "’9 dressed Wh’“ She;:Ind commercial honor.
I" had ““3th swimming and thyme. The general tendencies toward high”
she appeared and clothed herself in I” prim and the mm“ (or them.
writable street attire or she sat on the are well known 9'“ they do not 9,,
hesch and made no effort to attmciwmm everything ‘Common sense is as
he attention of the beach flirt or dependable aw economic theory The
103,913 aI'cIage American consumer is slowly
Their “9“" .coming to the conclusion that he is be-
explain why most women never lI-aI'nfmg unmercifully cheated in “W“, e"-
Ient justified. So is the resentment
cumberson ga rmcnts
* ‘. ' ' ' . . . ' lm--' . _
‘0 sz'n. “ ml? me “mm“ “H gen'thlng he buys This Is a. dangerous
:Inau suit may be considered extreme
' \‘ r wona the one who
h" the a 9 3g? ' n 5‘0 get into—dangerous for those
I urn silI nd en 0} swim
wishes to e ea a j ;:ponsi‘lle for it
e .
lning to the utmost will at lea t choosI 3 (_ onmcssionai in'l'estI tions are all
sit f righla Ieli s i
.. u 0 St a mi Sim” ne w m! Iieht but they are slow and unsati»
.. skirt both :5_(' nt :1 short. Then. if
a nd Imam} Plain talk and direct action
he w‘ll d m . ' Ile ' .
5 I e u h“ a mum m by tare mote effective Consumers can
5 t. tle u‘Ilir will do at liltl ’11-
pm ' p ‘ e E slop extortion in most lines if the}I
tenliou to her. l
. once wt about it.
As for the common and indecent of , . , . . ,
_ The “31112 tIdI- of Imagmataon shows
both sexes who too f'equemlv Infivn
IIlIot thev are like]; to stun soon tin,
the public beach tth should be sent
less manufacturers middlemen and re-
away or put under III rest just as wollld
0D
tailem take warning in time and re-
ually objecxionnble characters 3
eq ‘ ducc IhriI profits: to reasonable propor-
l
5'
a
public streets.
________.___.__
ROUTlNG CARELESSNESS
Detroit ha: had a safety campaign
which served not as a single month.
w
(lions.
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l The most humiliating thing'
nine AustIian situation is the tolerant.
almost benevolent way in which Allies
It is proof
about
set aside out ot a whole year. for slope
ping carelessness. but which was the
. . . . ositivo r : "’3 : .
Jllllal ELSE toward the observance 0in 0 Ausim ‘ utter helplk‘neS‘
all-thé-year—I'ound safety regulations If there was anything left of that much-
I .. . .
and habits. softening country. in the way oi pop-
The Michigan city was axonsed toialation. wealth. ambition or military
this work by the fact that in one ,‘vearftreng'h. '59 Amps Would be squeezing
It's like being
it had 5.000 street, accidents and 192 the “f9 0‘" 0f i"
deaths. Fifty-seven of those killed kmd ‘0 a wwked broken 01“ man
were children. .uith the death rattle in his throat.
FDurine the\special safety month eI- i . a
. 9.”, publicity available waé Insed to. The new Itahan premier says’he ree-
spread common-sense safety advict’ iogm'z'es “the «olemn neeessitI oi reduc-
Newspapers, motion picture films.: In! the cost of living. Vie should
__ ; four-minutemen speakers posters put thmk hr- could. And here‘s a friendly
,. up on the streets and folders sent out
suggestion to help along the good
' in the mail. with buttons bearing the work Reduce the am ”I I Italian
words. "i am helping make Detroit
are now treating Austria.
“program of imperial expansion: forget
1‘ ate hom m] dents " were some oi” about conquests, and start looking af-
tel httle. old Italy.
i the peace-time propaganda spreaders.
—A e" d n u ' ‘ -
a ride a d enco ragmg falhng If a“ H La! on J rback
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. .sive and intelligent ones who are the
1 in the coming Iear‘s record. There is only ones we “3mm; about will
agSaftcy Firs; Committee employing a the glad mum to return to “we“
safety 91131an to carrv on the work.‘ aftet;~t:hey’ ”mm“ W theme afiiittle
{use hoes} automobile club and the while
{Ibereation Commission are mg as!‘ .. m
agave part in making ill-Hille. all! A London millihet In W‘s!”
mutation antennas, Wfl‘ynlmflrm hem
humiinthepubhcmm xmmuan'swnmmenu
inure! Illa.
_._;w’ ea am”. 4-
... wow “......
one who wishes to be eligible for drir--
ing a car will have to pass an examine».
iS'
any other city or town can do 'with a'
There is plenty of meat in the'United’
natural. and apparently to a large 82-!
felt against the wholesalers who. boast
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p.000 rabbits—the best breeds Belgian, m 0‘... .
his stock of rabbits will have
cant. Atthesalnentie. been fall Mr. Lawson will havesomanyrabbits
fipteamwold" he will need an adding machine. Mindset Ill“ It! »
reissmdemmdlorgahhitannunumm
oable “(has knight. ..
everythi. goes well,
at "
hlglfiinprice
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LONDON. July 1 (Correspondence
«The man has) -—The tend-
er spot in British political life maxim
in the um 01 titlea.- Thene
[are awarded arm by the King:
ihut on the wmolthnm
Minister. and the criticism nl reform
lRahbit hreedlna is a. beware-DOM dawn. alth or
the stock market says Thomas w. Lawson, ”or and W
and with meatso plentiful that 'and he intuishes figures to prove it. Hell-n m "Dmmwold." his (
‘fauninngypt.whichtsin~ststeoi W's luh more than
, ll . all these allog- l
. etc! ’ ; til! chins
;_ ' bf , _ . the «tend-g
W . _ , 'g halth. reputa-
1m Ind ‘ hm ty Sherll'
we”... gum-u-wum -
.3! bill it
murmur
.3 U
s
131;. oi. which date the defendant wu
freed from the hirfield county jail. in .
which he had been since Sept. 5. 'l
Win Taylor “flailing-d Jessup’ja
property for tinny - - t ‘l-‘oster a
, ,mdsepon. rep-
era is that titles have been given for,
iaiong timeandhyvariml’rime tun-3
isters for purely party services and;
3 practically bought by contributions toi “
; party funds.
The House of Lords has a peculiar
Mater-est in this matter because the
Hon oi the newly rich and purely rich
to the orders 0! nobility.
The question was threahed out last:
3 Iear and there was a general under-
Tsmnding that hereafter when honors-
, were announced the reason for their.
bestoual should be published. This
has been done to tom hni. ibis alleg-’
‘ed. not in substance. because. several
much criticized honors in the last list
were described as “for public sen-
ices" which might mean almost any-
1 thing.
1 The new National party. which has
a few members in the Home of Com
mons. has taken up the question. The
:chairman_ General Page Croft. has
written to the newspapers proposing
to prove. before any judicial commit-
tee. that since 1910 one member of
title in return forttcaslr-payment to
party funds. and that the father of a
umber of the House of Commons
was oifered a baronetcy for 753125.000.
He charged also that a. member of
Parliament who was created a Peer,
after the beginning of the war; nub—
scribed shortly afterward a very large
sum of money to a newspaper that
suppmts the Premier.
:and remain four
Parliament has rejected an oler of a ‘
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SEATTLE. July 24 (Correspondence
I Jaw of mind for minions 0‘ WOW" old. noble families are jealous oi hav-I of The Associated Pressl~American
re- ing their caste lowered by the addi-' editors and publishers members of
the National Editorial Amciation. are:
MY. JULY 28, 1919
.hn :
£302..“
t Store?
SECOND WEEK OF
y Sale
Goeeon with fullstocksand his: price reductions. The women that buI no“ “:5
he hit gainers. Delayis dangerous.
FINE SEAMLESS SHEETS .
Exocllent quality. firmly woven and durable.
500 Satin Finish
mmmunauw ..... - ............... $1.0“ .
Wmm».... ....... .. .Slflaach ”SPREADS ..
“WWW“-g. 1.79“ _1='un size. handsome L.
HIGH GRADE SHEETS ‘Espec'i'fl $3
finggfi'uarauteed excellence. mdsc from the best standard Owl ------------
“Insulin. $1.55“ l
shaman. annual; WHITE BED SPREAIIs
“mm nt...........-............ “00‘ Splendid vglueg for mu 517.3%
Slump-MM“........................ ”out olefinkmortmms—n mnney'.
- 08!.
PILLO- WCASES .....—
~Speual‘ «attractive value. Crochet Spreads
”u, u......................-a“ ”hued'
”awn—““3435. ..... ...... .. . a“... .... ’
. ' at .. ............. . . , - .
“menace” .................... a.“ stmxww
Mead:
MYwm '" ' '
Valleys-reads
PRINTED vow “mm“‘mm" .. ...
" . 5’! . quality
m YARD 54.98 C‘
' Values up to 75¢ yard [Aim B“ [As- K
Dainty and exquisite patterns, exact copies of the fine _ 1U"! NA! “INS
printed Georgette Crepes; light and dark grounds. 93W“ ”f ”“3 “P—Th'“ “N °i
’ A wonderful variety, % inches wide. memm‘” 'm I”) “W” “‘
high priced. Take advanucr of
the splendid values thus an hers
IURKISH 3A!!! 10; ‘ ‘ rune puma Iac qum-
33.00 E!!!“ W 315 ' '59: y“
- mm The wholesale cost today is higher Table Damask. 81.23 quaxm
Two hundred piece: 3f pare tzhnn our prices during this sale. 93: I'M
white mien Longcot made Sc values at ............ 19¢ each . e -. ...
of combed yarn. rm.- Mauro uc quality at .......... etc «a. Ta“ mm”: "‘0‘ “a; u m
_ sing. 16 inches-wide. desirable 49c unlit: at ........... 35¢ each . ' ‘ y
' * for women’s and children‘s an» rec quality at .......... 59¢ each Linn Table Damask 3? " 7- ”m
dormant. lOvnrd Week 3L25 quality at ......... 99¢ each s:- I; varl
while quantity lasts. Table mm” ‘2' a” qualw
o o 0 Km Io'ek $1 98 Gazer
SWQEIIIWM These ottertnge are particularly Table Napkins. 83.30 quail!)
83.60 quality at 82 . noteworthy. 3.298 cm:
.98 piece lite quality at .......... the each Imam! 1-“, mm, .« .
35-00 quality at . 39c quality a: ........... 29c can of k 5 ‘ 0f
$3.98 glue 50c qualin at ........... 39: end! Imprint. Bdrm. Prices.
coming '0 ”I" Pacific “WWW“ “m usewmmflmmmwmmu m 10"}.
month for their 1919 convention The.
newspaper men will not hold all their
meetings in one city. but will journey
from Portland to Tacoma and Seattle
and across the Canadian line to Van-
couver and Victoria. stopping at each
point.
Seattle has completed plans for the
entertainment of the visitors. They
will arrive here Thursday. August 14.»
days. Tacoma is
working with Seattle in arranging a
program. According to reports. Port-
land has set aside 310.000 to spend on
who entertainment. The Bridal: Gol-
umbia cities of Vancouver and Victor-
ia have also appropriated funds for
their share of the program.
A special train. to be known as the
"Victory Special." will carry the edit-
ors from city to city. Eastern and
Middle Western delegates will journ-
ey “‘est from “’inuipeg. Canada. on a
special train of the Canadian Pacific
Railway. ‘
A trip to Mount Rainier will henna
of the features of the entertahmanu
planned by Seattle and Tacoma.’ A
[banquet is to be giI en by the Seattle
tour of Puget
roadhed. without
urediatwoplaeea
plan
WHAT’S SOFASCINATING AS AN ATTRACT ~
IVE BASKET!
And Baskets Art-So Useful
neres'aomenewwme Paper Baskets in red bra-r
tints ideal for the living room. and dainty light colored .z.e,<
with race trimmings for the bedroom
Clothes ampere, all sizes andnhapea.
Clothes Meta, the strong splint style.
Garden Meta—Low and broad and especially ad .-.'
for picking garden stall.
Om Little Clothes Pin or Egg Mots.
Covered Picnic Baskets.
Glam Basket-Mt Baskets.
Colored Shopping Baskets.
Albert F. Gehebe
IT'S HERE IF IT“ HOU‘WME
were tom by his!
distance over the!
some papers or
jewelry that would identify him as a
man of man. is a problem that 15‘
puzzling the police and rallroadmen g
Oppenhetm‘a cmdttion was report-
ed as being improved at Bridgeport
Hospital last night. AIL operation to“.
relieve pressure on the brain was per-3
formed yesterday by specialists and
it was eneceanful His skull is iract- ;
after his clothes
being dragged a
The wife and child of Kerry Opoi
ponhet- and his parents and his;
aunt were at the bedside yesterday/:3
They are at the Strudeld Hotel and
to remain until the injured:
man can be moved He wuonhisf
way to bin summer home It Bethle-
hem N. H. when the accident hap-
pened. according to relatives.
Fell Dow capo.
According to Oppenheim and his 3
aunt. the vestibule door was oun‘
when they attempted to walk from one
Carrie C. Oppenheirn
He mentions also Instances in which ncwspaperi‘ and a
h'e says titles were granted to a. poll-; Sound and Lake Washington hasheen
‘ RMANN was
tician of so notorious a. character as
to be regarded as entitle he a candl-
date for Parliament. to another poli-
tician regarded as unscrupulous and
_to a third man "previously involved
in a notorioustsocial scandal.”
General Page Croft offered to prove
all his chat-get; ,
M
SUIT WWW:
(Continued from ' 3’!!! One).
plaintiif alleges that he told the de-
fendaut that he did not hare auxi-
clenf; funds in'fipeibanbatllhe time he
gave. him the. choc“: gfinvw‘
bal agreement not to
hold the Check until funds" covering
the amount were placed in the bank.
Mr Reitmann alleges that he never
told Jesaup tom the cheek. and
that in npfieotmmatoeheekw
deposited and returned unpaid. mark-
ed "not Maren funds.” The plain
tiff claims that no notice was ever
given him that the check had beende
posited wand unturned; The pint-u!
Lturther alleges that on or about Sept.
5, “183%. w
-hri;ht.dallati
arranged. Governor Louis F. Hart
and flnyor Ole Hanson will opesk at
mac of the business sessions of the
convention. Whfie in Victoria the
canyentlon will hold a business ses-
Lani in the hmfiat building. .8“:
Charles Hibbert Tipper is to preside.
octeers of the are Rep-
reaeatative Guy 0. Hardy. Canyon.
City, 0010., president; Edward Al--
'patcheraniditwasloehedtstheea-
choc.
car to another.
says her nephew fell down the steps
and she narrowly escaped falling the
same way.
The report or the woman as sub
mitted by the conductor to the divi-
sion superintendent of the road. was
not available last night. The din-
ane' but he recalled
areport navingh'een madelotheet.
feet that a manger fell from the ex-
press Friday night and uninjured.
25 WHSHNGNN Si.
So. New
Thence?!
W Delivery
73k
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I
case of a bill lwhich l'Bhl’
odour nasal headquart~:—
other day. It carried I}
or an entertainment giwr.
cm of an American haule-
ofllcers of a British squ.
Which it had been worknu
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Springs, S. D.. secretary; nadH'. U.
Bad". Princeton, lit: Senaar G. L.
Csswell mm. in: IE. B Brodie:
Oregon City Oregon, and Fruit N.|
Henderson, Little Rock. Ark" mem—
bers of the executive committee.
m1! M'AN’S AUNT
’ ‘ACCIISESW
1N AGGEENTM
Conflnnedfromflratm
ml}: men
“Wit
Loraine, July 1 (Correspondence
of The Annotated Pleas) .«nmericau
Army andNavy once" who are try-
wmneaa'rwmm ”m
Statehood
Brest m hone mum. their
completed by We: 1. If
more the
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hi- hann pbcod in [hr A::~»
Why the error m \ 'I’ < ‘
The American pun-am»: III ,;
“6.5““! returned ll; “I'hm;
meat, and someone in II“ 1""
lice prohhly gent an uII ‘8'
hour.
W dach- are brill»
as quickly as possible an:
mam aspect to be p r"
American Red Cross am ~ ,
mm M up with m i“
Haunts Melivi‘
Oreo will be reduced to a ‘M
We and stenozx 0""
AW 1.‘ They. too an l“ ““4
batoneQIQeen and om f'.'
ntilllnoperatlon.
cor. ,
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