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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-05
Editor of Who's Who Says
This Is Your Prospect and
You Must Pass Age of SO
BY ROY GIBBONS

4ACFHCAGO Oct 5For y years Albert Nelson Marquis and
NLf blue pencil kept company the editorial offices OF
hn blcation Who's Who in nerica here of which he is
d publisher and founder presiding over the hopes OF the
srv's great and great
Today after decades of close observation Marquis
the b , tRs' works sn no wa cut to 0o
That it he said with CHEEKY smile renoTn is merely the
reward of long perseverance and consistent accompaniment J
tey into the possibility of mans chance of becoming
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-05
DIR. CARL MINOR Returns.

DR.. Carl w. Minor has returned
to Americas and will conduct the
prayer meeting services this evening
at 1880 o'clock in the First Baptist
church. All members are urged to
attend, and cordial invitation is
extended to friends to meet with the
congregation.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-05

PINEAPPLE PEAR MEET ING.
WAYCROSS, Oct. 5.-Five hun
drcd Ware county farmers were ex-
tended a writ ten in7 cation today 81
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-05
ITCHING ECZEMA
DRIED RIGHT UP
BY THIS SULPHUR

ksry. it CIbG;aSlng out of the skin, even
es:c S ngni lg eczema, can be quickly
Sulphur s ~ applying a little. Mentho-
BrauSe - f"ys' noted skin specialist.
tSes this s,, us germ destroying proper
bring easo sulphur i preparation instantly
sad he sass ire from skin irritation, soothes
!eayss the s si: eczema right up and
It seIdon, s tll clear and smooth. :
I'd disfo oi,, lallS to relieve the torment
soubIe.sS5oo,rIGam Sufferers from skin
aenthos SoIsd get a little jar Of Pow VIE,
'S'e 1t like a cold treatil
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-05

The current edition of Who's
MIN" which is published biennially,
mains some $4,000 sketches, or
Soiiad.down biographies of the ma
4ons conspicuous citizens who have
p .bisved success in particular field,
:, have been elected or appointed
"a bigb federal or state office.
From statistics he has compiled,
varonis estimates that the chance of
.nvone becoming great is one out of
EVERY 1000 of male population.
He also says that the ratio of
.ninence is greater in men who have
ngssed their sixtieth birthday, and
Il women who have rounded the half
century mark.
As soon as person dies his name
!, removed from Who's Who" And
tbe proud cognomens of officehold-
srs are also given a funeral when
The people who bear them pass into
priyate life as the wheel of political
fortune turns over.
No one who knows Marquis envies
him his lob. Each day he is called
upon to placate scores of people who
write demanding apologies, eXplana-
tons and invitations to duels-with
his own choice of weapons-for hay-
ing omitted their names.
"Why haven't you got me in
thpre?" demands one man. Pm
alderman from the Tenth ward, and
bought copy of your book on pur-
pose expecting to find you'd at least
given me honorable mention"
Another writer, woman, and the
. mother of two sons, sent in long
sketch of the oldest boy to Marquis
j lately, pointing out that "Who's
Il Who would lose a valuable acontri-
button if the article wasn't printed.
Billy as she called him, "has
just been elected captain of the high
5ool football team, and you'll simp-
have to put him in your book"
~ Thousands Seek 1t.
4 get thousands of such commune
1 cations" Marquis says, and of course
can't print them. All our material
Is prepared from frst-hand informa-
ton supplied through questionnair2s
sent out of our own offices.
8 We seldom use a voluntary bog
4 faphy' And even those that we re-
guest, often come in rcplete with
hlgh-sounding phrases such as, Il
am one of the best known men in
city. My family has the larg-
est collection of silverplate in the
N county, ~,
Naturally we don't print pane
gyrics such as that either, but set
,ne blue pencil to work and start
boiling down"
Marquis thinks that men are lust
as egotlstical as women when it
comes to talking about themselves.
ne Is also confident that equal
suffrage and the growing tendency
y women to march more into thc
nlars of things will greatly aid
,asm IN bridging the disparity which
1aS always existed between them
ana men in the number of figures be,
loIe the public eye.
Requisites for admission of anv
, name into who's Who" Marquis
@yS' include creditable personal
n stuFaVor IN a recognized field of eff
,vr'' or else an acknowledged and
office. " pi0i"''ie"'
IN the first class are artists. writ
IN ~. singers, lecturers, philanthro-
'S.s and business executives. In the
s'ond grouping automatically 90
o ns names Of army and navy Officers
''5f certain rank.
a., ambassadors to foreign countries
s s,.; members of the consular servico
, os9ed to important ports are also
''ueo' as are foreign singers and
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-05

Ipound forsevenyears
and Icannot tell you
the good it has done
me. 1t is good for
young and old and [
always keep a bottle
of it in the house,
for / am at that time
of life when it calls
for Lydia E. Pink
hams help. My hus-
band saw your ad. in
the papers and said
EYOu have taken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24
OH, GIRLS! BRIDAL
GOWN WASN'T JUST
RIGHT, NO WEDDING

DETROIT. Mich. Aug. - -
william A. weiff. the brldciess
groom. illtrd. he snvr. because
hsn bride 10 be didn't like the wed.
ding gown he had bought for her,
has found another Eiri whom the
nupslai gown win ~. The ring
that tho bride.to.be returned Is
now In use again.
wililam'ss mother cautioned
him against marriage soon after
his first flancee. pretty isycar
old Dorothy ncitrky. refused 10
grace the wedding rnimcnt. But
William IL determined.
"I'vc got to dress" he said. Il
might az well go ahead and sec
the whole thing thru"
Williams prcdlcamcnt Became
known when he returned 70 the
county clerks office this mar
rage license he had obtained TO
we'd Dorothy His prospective
wife didn't like tho wedding drcsa.
he said. and he promised "a return
for he knew another giri the
same size.
Dorothy has returned 10 her
late finnce the entire trousscsu
he bought for her--ali except
pair of coraets. These she prom.
iscd 90 return as soon as she con.
voniently could.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24

sItftfAfb-AoE - hff EasfhoifHs
fsam - a. ports. 81 =. % 80 Al
aiifsl arhisy from faesuia va Everett
nsiiinebsm. Anxseftss sHa Vancouver. y.
81. ~ fi3 a. n.s atf AtasoHfian from
FaeamA. a. ~. kes ts-t f.
Jason from nrsgneftna. a. 10 . ~ afr
NAipeio from baltimore sta Philadelphia,
srw Aafk. lfaitaa. sau fedFn, san Ffaus
eista and roffisad. - stt .. a. stf
Fektaa Nafa ffan Everett va Tacoma.
~ D. ms aF Prince HppsFf ffen
ffinss nupsft vis pefta. 81 D. m etc
resifie from san fedfs via aan ffsn-
tlsee. 81 Z - .. M. stf Nofthiand fraa
rasalaa. a. . ~ sff Muhiiire ffefu
san Pedro Via an Ffansisse. - ~ ie
q. - steam fafnt CasiAna from Alas.
-. At "a ms etf finfacs Raster
rtum san Pedro Va EAsls haftof. At
aa 4.
rkif-fp--Anr. sseYashs casisna FOR
aan Franchise va Tacoma. 81 fl44 e m
ctr President Jaetsoa Tar fseoms. a. ttfk
= m ar Lufiiaa faf fssoms ~ IS
q. ~ sir Arizona Aafu ~ Vancouver.
a. g.. va Tacoma. 81 sac q. IN ar
frraafsns for Manila sia Victoria. fas
huhsma. ksts Shanghai ana Hoaakene.
a. gte n Aus $50, rsints Has
pert fnf Prince HupeFl Via ports ~ ~ ~
r. "a. str " a iaap fuF haa Pedro. ~
lett .. M or Tiger Tor Everest tia
raeafna. "a 70 o. ~. 80 a@nts rita fas
aan fedfo ~ . "a. sff horthisnd faf
Nan franfiste. - 80 .. m rtr Al
mifai Hshfss fgr Aisssa. a. boon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24
MILLIONAIRE
HOBO MARRIES

John Josspb Roche. the million
alrs bof,o. was married Thursday ~
Justice n the Peace C. 6. Dalton %
Alice n. Jordan. a seaftis giri. iiv-
Ing at Gals 18th ave. =. =.
Roche gave bic address - -
T.oxioroUah DIVE. Toronto. canada
He has gained considerable n0foriety
travelling under he name AL
Roche claims 20 be vsii.toco. and
says be Is TRAVELLING about the coun-
try hoF.o style. On bet . prove that
ne can uake his way without any
money.
Eoche was plcked up Fl Portland
ana brought % scattie last week ~
John =. Dore. attorney. eho Was re-
turning from the National Bar con-
venfloB. ~ gan Francisco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24
GRAIN MARKET
is UNCERTAIN

CHICAGO. Aug 1f=~esrain prices
clrssd irT~Guiaf on the Chicago
board 81 trade today. Wheat ~as
fractioBafiy lower 10 sympathy with
weaker market 81 Liverpool Corn
prices erre higher on continued fr-
ports 81 hot. dry weather daulaEtnk
the FFan IN several sections ~ the
belt Oats we're steady. prices al
ymnrins ffaetiruAliN IN sympathy
with corn. Provisions closed higher.
September wheat opened OF &c
AZ tl.ath and closed eff hc De-
Cemtsf opened OF - - t.ui and
closed unchanged Ma opened orr
&c Al 81 O. and closed eff &c
Septe mtsf corn opened orr &C -
90 iac and closed pp &c. December
opened of t,f AZ 3t%e and ciuerd
up Ae MAY opened of sc At Ssisc
and closed &C.
September oats opened off NC al
tfssc and closed M Ae December
ofsned unchanged - 4tAe and clos
ed unchanged. MAJ opened un-
changed a. 81 aud closed up &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24
Brown Must Make
New Appointment

Unless the city council Tbursday
reoonsiders IS action ~ last week
and confirms the appointment o'
Carl Gassrnan ~ superintendent q
streets and sewers. Mayor Brown
win BE- forced 20 submit the name OF
another man for the job.
Under the provisions - the city
charter. the mayor - forced 20 rnaks
a new appointment within 10 days AFT
sr a previous appointment has been
turned down by the council FAILING
IN this. the council Itself viii make
the appointment
Brown has refused ~ make known
the name Of the man he win appoint
street superintendent IN ease Cas-
man Is again turned down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Great Nefthern Tsfminai-atr Tiiiws
aafu
issa street Tsrusinsi-~ psstrsysrs Tar.
borough. kinasfs Mebsfmott.
PIER raN H~a Aonafeh
PIER ~ H. neaffoyeFs 4.Assiiett. Weed.
f.ier ST. rsciue
f.fsf s~-asr Admiral Hrhisy
pier r-hir wabash. 80 kaneFs
Pacific toesf frei naaksrss-t. 4.
s~iftssrs. q. = :. d. = hssthsr. str
Askftso.
q shipping Hoard woorines ~ cros.
KEYS Delight. HilprfaaU. t.4hfaen
EidftaEs Nest CahshiA. itnnintn. AZ.
"a q. Aarsr West Harilana. silinK.
ford
Atlantic street Terminal a,r winpo,a.
ssatiis fleuF Mnis TsrmiuAl--sff Grace
Dollar
staer Stree, Tsrniasi--u n G n nurn.
side q n A. r. Hafefd
Tosia ufrdoc kas-Hff a. D. AisNanSsr u
81 ttsiiwaad.
pu9st aoe-sa nfiaa~ A Dredging Co.
NgF Pefg~rspw
ceiman rrvpeste wofss~Agf nefsee X
nssfsf
usffsfnas psyaork sfr Jsptbs
ntFesm-rN n p rsHfeFnta a. 49, Ns@
Mstiee. n a = Ceassefirut q r.
fdaho n ~ a Tennessee. a. a s.
kesnehA. g. r. ~. = Mercy. 4. a =
1aaru
naey No ar. y. = Partridge
winsio~ Marine na8~er--ssf Fsstfeo.
ssr CRITICS. sfhr Mistress hefk usf.
fast thtn Heseett Havsst1s. hkfa
Wa Nottingham bktn Aflf.a Hssf.
ssa4. barge Cpasittam ctr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24
ARE
HELD INSANE

PORTLAND. Aug. 2t--A baby
four months old will accompany It's
father and mother. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan Garner. 20 the state hosplta.
In Salem. where the two were com.
mitted "Wednesday afternoon by
Bruce Cameron. county agent for the
insane. after an examination which
convinced ailcnisis the two were sui.
fering from hsiluclnatlon Of persccu-
ton. a series of abusive irtters 20
newspapers and city officials led TO
nm investigation which ended In the
arrest Of tho pair. They are appar
entity under the impression that
there exists conspiracy between
the papers all over the country TO
pcrsecute mem and ruin them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24
Gaines Promises
Economy Program

VIM. A. Gaines. candidate for
county commissioner. speaking b..
fore the Women voters ieaEue. de.
ciared that becsuse Of his experience
"a treasurer he had acquired ihnro
knowledge Of the county's business
-Prune. cut and slash will h. my
program from the day that am
elected county treasurer. and 4 vii
not b. necessary 70 educate me % n
knowledge 81 where 20 begin he
promised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24
ATTACK MADE
ON VOLSTEAD

WASHINGTON. Aug. 3s--A reso,
luton BY Representative Tinkham.
republican. ~ Massachusetts. de.
fnana'nw resignation ~ Representa-.
tive Andrew !. voiafsad. Of Minneao.
"a. "a chairman and member Of the
house Judiciary cofnmitiaz. was en-.
plunged from the Congressional Rec.
ord today. ten minutes after u was
presented
The resolution charged that Vol.
htssd. author % the prohibition en.
foFcrmsnt law. was no; fit To hold hlm
position on the Judiciary committee.
because officials Of the Anti.Saioon
league helped him financially In hts
election campaign and later appeared
before him asking legislation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24
EGG PRICE is
UP TWO CENTS
Quotation is 81 Cents for
White Shelled Variety

With L. Alaska shipments
u.lns 40 b. part Of tbs szgs on
ths ioeal 49, and with ths sup
pts cut siol rs moulting hens.
frrsh ekra made another Scent al.
vance. making the quotation now "a
cents for she whfe.shslled fresh
ranch. The new mark was effective
Thursslay GA the iocai market.
Another shipment - navel oranges
Wa received Thursday from south
Australia and went on The street
slightly lower than the fret ones
The quotation Is now - % 81 for
thc different siHcn The sisss RANGE
from ss'n % 1905
The rantaioupe season = said 90
b. ~ Is height now with the fruit a.
probably the lowest mark 70 he seeu
this seasun. Wholesale dealers are
urging people 20 buy them noN.
The vegetable market affected no
change
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24
A SLIGHT MISTAKE

''Sow." said the colonel. lookin
along the line o. recruits. Il want a
good. srnarf-iooking bugfer"
A. that out stepped a diispida'ed
fellow with a thick stubbie of black
beard
What said the colonel. cycling
him up and down. ARE you bugiery''
"Oh. he answered. Il thought you
said a burglar. Los Angeles Times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24
Salt Water Park
Picnic Is Planned

All residents 81 Seattle have been
Invited ~ the West sidr Commercial
league 90 attend picnic saturday on
the .ite ~ the proposed sait water
park. purchase 81 which - under
contemplation BY the city govern
meni. Take Fauniierov car Of
come on, In n bua." the league d.
reefs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24
Public Markets

stain ~ pure Ausriaan care snusy
nj. ate. ms s3r stall e. tail cans
liordsus ~ carnaiion milk. fsr Stalls
a. -, steaks. 700 N. eottaE. hstfs. roe
choice pot roast iec = stall 1881. hone.
less earnef beef. use ~ spring lamb
fosss. ice n. stall ~. fresh saiasan. sof
canning, i1fsr N. fresh black cod. Ice
r stan it4'. ffssh skinned saies. 2 NJ.
ltr. haii1ut checks, I ne. rtc. stall
1911 rcd snapper, M atrs yours
salfnnn, ite NJ. rtaii "a apricafs. 81 30
per crate. plume. 81 20 per yratr Stall
-. onions. Use per 100 ~. sack. 70 Ms
ltc stall -. Erssn peppefs. ib-. $50
Tomatoes. 81 ~ Stall 80 Fisher 6lour.
t1.tt per sack Marcia ail, fl.so per raj
Htail 1856. Meat % Wheat. SIC pkg
ROYAL baking powder. aau can. Stall ~.
mild cheese. 1tc NJ pure honey. & fbs
ssc ~ PIKE 81. fi.2t mems black crush
hats. sac. Toe iinoiuum snfniHh, g1r ~
SANITARY
stall 100. pure American cane -sear
bs ale. : NJ e1c. caruaiion Or Horden's
milk. se ear brown sugar. : fba lie
fbs. 1Tu siaii III home made mayor.
naise. t0c NJ. picked lambs tongues 1sc
jar. stalls 2e-11-3f. sprned beef. tbc N.
potato sausage. ibc ~. Stall a. sweet
picked pork. zsc ~. pure lard, ? NJ
1se. Stall a.. az ms. Maximum coffee
s1r. Use broom. zoe. stall 81. Linden
creamery buttrr, $50 ~. small puilet
eggs don. asc. ataiis "a. nut rnarnar.
Inc. 2 Ms. Csc. pimento cheese 2 pkeH
z6c. stalls ae-37. pi bottle Del Monte
caisep, zbc. Shredded wheat. ttc pkE
CORNER
Stall ~ broken cookies ms stc,
Chlrardsiifs ground chocolate. soc NJ
Stall ie nut margarine. lbs fSr, best
butter. CSC NJ. ms fi.7S. stall 3. fancy
steaks Fbs, use. pot roast loo n.
lamb chops ite N. stall ~ fresh rcd
-.
stalls fos-fot. best butter. sac NJ. ? ms
s5c. pee-Wee cags. dor. 7sc. stall 100
salmon trout. 26c NJ silver salmon. i5c
n. red snapper. MS csc. % Pike st.
veal roast. i0c N sugar cured bacon.
ssMc 10 hamburger and sausage. l0c H.
ECONOMY
stall &C. pure American cane sugar, 4
ms. ale. 5 MS. sse. stalls 30-2i. peaches.
ssc box. cantaioupes for csc. stall ~.
black cod. MS z5e. fresh salmon, 2oc
n. stalls Ira lamb roast. 100 NJ. veal
stew, ms. 25c. stan 81. fresh creamery
butter, f5c NJ; clear Brook butter. f1c
N. Stall Ga Arnour's Eastern bacon, SOC
NJ. vegetable shortening. his. s5c. Stall
50. black tea, CSC N peanuts. lbs. csc
stalls 37sss. ~. Hue Ribbon ten, Soc.
. bars Crystal white soap. 25c. large
pkgs seeded ralsips. ghs,
wEsrLAKE
stalls 20-2i. cane sugar 1850 sack.
Gold Bond flour. ti,70 sack. carnation
milk. tts0 case. stalls 1911, rolls
toilet paper. 2bc. large can apple butter.
2sci bars swlft's Pride soap 400. large
pkg. citrus, zoe. stalls it.ls, veal chops
lbs. 2se. pot roast. Zoe 10. Stall iss
Enumciaw milk. Toe at. gal. Iibby's
cstsup. ff.10. Primost cheese. goo n.
stan 100, am. pkg. Crown pancake flour.
25e. 35c barrel ginger snaps, Csc; ~ bars
Crystal white soap. soc. stollwercks acc
cocoa. lac.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24
Stocks Gain During
Early ~. Y. Trading

nrstha
esean Petroleum pondd e. th renewal - e e sh. w
While Chandler moved
and
a 81 NOUN ~Ufnf ~ IL
opsnnE Included steel o.t @ $50
-. 20 ts Us a = aidsin re 81 d tesdns 50 si,,t
~ 11
sdrs rs !. 81 : ssaassstsr issPs ~ =. - - = ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24

%EW YORK. Aua fefsiE-s 80
shNnas opened sasiefs HsefiinE. fttfs.
off = francs. " Nf5t. 90 ~ lire.
q stss@. off ~ marks. ~ sees.. of
~. n9N ioW,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24

Csfff~--Marhet nominal Hest steers
WHEN fair - good steers % -
Nf1.1t good 20 choice COWS ard h~tf-
srp. 81 secs. csnners 81 seq ! ~. balls
ffuss&e calves ftmtV
fiox.--Tlsesipta. III. MARKET wesk.
Prime MIXED ftf s60ft4z. hsaviss. "a
0ftt. pfEs. fit0tt3a.
East 81 mountain lambs tfaaiii val
icy ikmhs. fs01s YeSfitags. fsHt.
wethess. tt8Ts ewes tea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24

ThuFtdnFs UnpfNfEnns
Battry--K xfrAa, ~ ID prime flrsts. nouai.
nal. nrass. be N.
Exxs-Erfr4s. stac dos sstrs puiists.
&c Ina
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24

IHnFsunJf Vu"taftons
saxsr--Kssisr. itaw. ttas. Eranuistsd.
tsfSWT
ceus~--Ns spot nie. SIZE H.. No &
aantoz. ftA 0ftsc ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24
FUNERAL SERVICES for wlnl'

FANEhtL NEht tth~r toF Nt"AN
]. bromley. who died Angus; II. in
Anyox. n. g.. viii be held Sunday AZ
Kent. where the BODY viii be taken
Immediately after u arrives in Seat.
tie. AZ p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24
Denver Live Stock
rhsr.asy's Qassafisn<

FHuFfHhyH NuNfHFFHhF
tsftie---fkeesipfs. q soc. Mar44t steady
% lever steers. tf0tts. ro~s and
heifers ff0Tz1. stcsksrs ant fssdegs
ft~Txs. balls. a. 288tft. calves. -
WFt 20
ffex~--ffse~ipss fssE Market steady
TOP 500. hwik tfftme
~h~vp--Magkst unchanged L8mba. flf
0Gtttg. s~es ttB9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24
Chicago Board of Trade
Cash Wheat

rHfEtU0- Ava "a Tan wheaf1-No
red. ties. No. , red. fia8n 100.
NJ. hard. sI.es< UttsA Ne 2 hard.
stet%
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24
Ship News
Tides in Seattle
u~ntf
affs "a

fffst liixh Tide
- O. u itN n
ftfst fsw Tide
a ~ = m 90 n
sesead IiiEh Tide
% D m i4t n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24

TAfNftnH INLAND Aas - - 4
~ barometer faiitHs efeaf. Nind north
east. a. miles an hour Passed in. tee
mast tanker 81 m trutWast Nc
Carmifh line sfermsf - +ite a. "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24
ufflar
Al a. "a

rifsf lev Tide
az 10 ~ m IS r.
fis.I Nah Tide
: sa a. ~ ifl a
~seend low HE
Is - a. ~ e. n
sefansi ifish Tie
IL - - Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24

Thur~day's Qsetstiens
Furnished by Lsxsn q Hryss
ato &eeand Ave. @~sffse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24

DAIRY PRODUCTS
POULTRY AND MEATS


DHrhs--f.ive. old. per NJ. . rs
Live. young. per ~. ....... IL
B<niters-AH weights ...sss... 80
Hess-tH ms and up ..... II
Med. live. al % ~ ms -. rs
1--we. light. n 81 ibs. .s.. 10
Fancy dry picked 70 sDoxs
live.
0ee~e- Dressed. per N. ..... az
Live. fat. old. per N. ....s IL
Live fat. young, per 10. ,. IL
belgian HarSs-5h fbs and up. Ia
Dressed Observation-Disclosures. ~
Turksys--Fancy q. D.. SIS ms. 40
Live. young. 1915 ms ...... as
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JERSEY GAME PLENTIFUL.
Hunters Looking Forward To Excel
lent Sport In Autumn.

Clayton. n. j.. July 25.--Rabbits and
other kinds of wild game are thriv-
ing 20 such an extent in south jersey
fields and woodlands the summer that
hunters arc looking forward 20 plenty
OF sport IN the fall. Natural restocking
has been supplemented by the plac-
Ing Of hundreds Of spheasante in the
lower counties from the large focks
OF these birds raieed al the state game
farm az Forked River.
Heavy rains and storme have drown
ID out some young rabbits and inter-
fered with the besting Of quail 10 some
extent, eportsmen say. but the general
conditions have been favorable TO
young game.
One advantage OF the rains has been
to provide excellent cover and pro-
lection for young quail, rabbits and
phsADAn1 from their natural enemies.
Fesding has also been better and there
has bsen no scarcity OF water in either
woOA0 or helde. a. wss the case dur
Ing the long drought OF last summer.
Automobiles have taken a toll of
many rabbits this season. the wild ami
mails in most Cases becoming dazed
And confused by the bright headlights
On the highways and dashins 70 their
Socm beneath the wheels OF the speed
~ eArs-
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Willard Starts Hard Work.

Los Angeles. July 25.-Jess Will
lard's preliminary training for the
proposed bout with Jack Dempsey is
over, according 10 Gene Doyle. Will
lard's local representative. Yesterday
the challenger entered on the hard
grind calculated to put him in shape
for an attempt to win back the worlds
heavyweight boxing championship.
He already has taken on his second
training partner, a heavyweight, and
plans this week to add some fast mid
dleweight for additional exercise.
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PLAN TO HAVE BIG
FIGHT OVER ny 1850

New York. July 25~-With the test
Ing OF the new lighting system and
the erection OF the ring tomorrow. the
big auditorium in Jersey City will be
ready for the Leonard -Tei,iler aght
Thursday night. Tex Richard said
yesterday.
Advance seat sale Indicates a total
attendance OF 10000 and receipts OF
close TO 100000, Richard Sid.
Both fighters have reached the
finishing stages OF their training. nnd
both were reported yesterday 10 be
under the 135 pounds that they will
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS

Heavy stickwork on the part of the
American Car boys proved the down
fall OF Bond in the Industrial League
game last evening, 10 to 6.
McGuigan, Greer. Sharp and Carroll
each secured a pair of bingles off
Wingate. The score: