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1000 A q - 5e..-. tftt Efi. g. rr
1000 Hood Ruh RI, 80 f9h f1 saB
1000 swift ta . gs n te se
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1900 West Tel 5s. gl 81 81 81
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Co0ec IutureE
Country Produce

Butter-Reeelpts we're e.si3 packages
Creamery. higher than e1ire ID. bb =
ffrfc. r1trna - score, SEA gbbci nrtia.
s-Trfr- seronds. f3ih atshcs lower
grades. 40 f1c. centralized cars. % score
f6aE6Ec. - scores A. q &c. - score.
fffs q &c. IS 90 AZ score, 43h 81 y
rranIfed higher than extras. slubsri
e4tras. q. score. Jsa5smc; hrsts t9a 55c ;
aeconda ffdf7t4c. lower Gradef, $50
44tsc. held creamery. extras ~ = q 20
frsfr asa nf7lc. seconds. ga p 90
STATE dalfy tubs. nustt. b5a sc. sood 10
prime. fsnsec. common 90 fair. tsd dAie
intlrr. current make. extras. 1su asci fra;s.
rGi, az7c. seconds asa 91ec; lower
grades. efd 15c. packing stock. current
mako. SO. q. 15f1si.c, No. 2. 3tci lower
grades. 10nrfc.
Cheese-Receipts wrrs c.zs1 boxes. Nrw
York state rats June Eger'ala n. - q
esl5r. average run. a1He7hc: Ne~ YORK
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20

state fats. fresh specials. 17Wo; ayersga
run &c. wisconsin double daisies, ~ a
ssho; singie daisies. 2sH HAAei Young
Americas. 9sg.stc. 80,
EGrs-Receipts were $500 cascr. ,,., LI,sn
gathered extraa dozen, go 65c. cstrs
nrnts eoG sic: hrsta. b7 sfc. seconds 80
stc held, poor 20 fair. 80 lte. trade egg
ioQsSc: dirties. No. 1. 34 q 1tci No. z. ~
z0c: checks. poor 20 choice. dry 20 ~ -. .
rcfriFcrator. extra hrsif. charges pala -
expiring dates. 1g's Q "a isc nrfis, 49,
secords and p0crrr -amal 20. chrcht
loraIv cardf~f 2ln4fc. rrftiferhlnf
,vhiter. nearby. l104or. Pacific Coast. 1Ln
&C. other WfrfnFu. a- fah.- r'lflh .", 10y
on immersion process. nearby Mh.f'rf W..
10 good f10ftc. raclfc coast whites. t.W
t9c. Western brown aul mixed. u q tbt
frerh. New Jersey. helA~fs whites IN
randied, extras Tfn71c nearby hrnn.i
whites extras. locally calllfdi taH 80
nearby and nearby Western hNuurfI Nhllft
average extras. $50 zoe. c1ifa trsia. o. r
s7c. nrsts. 81 a CSC. nearby gathered whi,cs.
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f20Efc. Pacific Coast. whites, c2tra1'
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s5Lc: Pacific Coast pu.leia' no 4, 90.
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rerfey. henuery browns extra fancy % "a
500: other nearby hcnneTy browns extras
Po,aioes-Jersey giants. siesQi,i. 80
lha, ssc Q ii.5s; roor cobb.-rs tls 49,, +,
state. 80 ihs -. f.,ss' 20 .os'; tl',ss .s.
t5..GEfSG0. f50 lbs. t1.l50i1 Maine. ls9
ib~ fggf f1st. 80 lbs. tl-tu q ~ ~ b
p.nnsylvaria. Is0 lbs. 81 - 2 tleo. ltp lba.
siTSef7Iei virginia. hoi. il-to9 ~. hes
r-r,lfn. bbL. tfqfi0i gWrctr, Jrrr~y. BASKET.
s6eagiGo. Eastern shore. hbi. tfc ~ q
DsI.wars and Maryland. basket flc iscf
,-tus. Louisiana. hbL. Ai5o1 $3.50
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Ronds
Pittsburgh

1909 Ark Sat Cas- 81 Az ~
~ Con lee pf ... - 90 ss ss
100 Mfrs T. a Heat 5Th t7K ETS gTH
100 Nat IIrs pf .. isE itL iSI igL
135 Oio Fusi Sup. 90 90 81 Lg
70 Pitts Brew ~ TE TE ~ -
15 Pitts ~ Giafs.Ifs ffs Ifs fes
1900 Pitfs NJ shas. g - - u
100 Pitts - a @ .
40 salt Creek Con 10 20 II 80
Is tidal Usage o.. - 20 10 10
20 West Air BT..1Is ia f1 ifaE
20 West Penn &C.. flH 4IE giE grL
I5 Jones Laug pf.itsE i01G iotL 1919
zoo West Elee ... on 81 gf
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Bid and Asked

Following arc the ciosing Bid ard
asked quotations % stocks listed on
ths Stock Exchange IN which there
,,trs no transactions yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Montreal
Toronto

iieraon Pvip & Paper Ga eom.
% --- con- ----...--....... g
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Sonthrrn sD0f MnTkffs

unchanEed or l59tcs sales 1870 NrW
orleans steady. unchanged 90 -tf iil..
higher al sGgbc. sales 90 bales. safalf.ah
sfeady. unchanged AZ ze.lfci sales .--
balea. norfolk steady unchanged af -'ft
sale sos bales augusta STEADY. u roIn.
higher a. csc. sales 100 bales Mcufhif
stssdy. IS points higher at -9.-ac. falea
7.T0o bales S. Louis steady. - points
higher al .fc. sales 40 bales h'u len
steady. unchanged at 25fiei sales 81
bafea Little Rock steady. unchanged a.
sE-sc. raitr elf9 bales Dallas steady.
unchanged 40 gf 10c. sales a.fat r-l.H
Mont Eor1erv firm. unchanged a. :. .-.c-
rafos fes bales Fort Worth steady. d
points higher at et.z5c. salef. 1888 b4.@s.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Cotton statistics

Liverpool cnbles-sDot cotton steady at
Is points advance. ui1dine, - std saiea.
ofa halrr. American. a010 bales I'M
porta $4,000 bales. American. 81 600 baleh.
Futures were duo Z y t0 i-ia ppinia hleh-
sr: they opened steady md unchanged 90
4 points higher and Ciosd barely steady
set urchanged TO q points higher Clos
ing. December, i4f4l. January, iA.td
March. i4fsd; Nay, $50, July. ls..ld Z
october 13d. Manchercr. Yarns ana
cloths more demand. The ID o'clock h.ch
eabied 20 Liverpool follow. January.
2574c: March. .f.o3c; May. 1t2oci July.
1856. october. eAfoc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31
FORMER MAYOR
UNDER ARREST
Auburn Man Fails to Give
Bond In Sheriff Case

Failure 10 post a bond In the sum
OF $1,000. as he had promised thru
his attorney. u. II. wheelock. re.
suited In the arrest at Enumclaw
Monday night OF c. n. West. for
mer mayor OF Auburn. who was held
Tuesday IN the county jail on a
charge OF malicious prosecution
brought by Sheriff Matt starwich.
A warrant for Vests arrest was
issued Saturday night Sheriff Star
witch. however. said he did not want
10 inconvenience West. so notified
him by telephone. and West agreed
60 post bonds Monday.
At 8 y. m. Monday nothing
further had been heard from West.
lie was located IN theater In
Enumclaw. listening 90 a political
speech by c. G. pnL democratic
candidate for Y. =. senator. by Dep
uty sheriffa Stewart Campbell.
George nundy and Tom Smith. who
brought him 20 Seattle.
Sheriff starwich filed charges
against West after West last week
charged the sheriff with making
false oath In connection with his
naturalization proceedings. The case
against Sheriff Etarwieh was dis
missed by Justice Reynolds. OF Kent.
for lack OF evidence 10 support the
charges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31
IS ROADS IN
STRIKE PACTS

CHICAGO. Oct. si.--Eighty.fivo Of
tho country's 2oi Glass l railroads
have settled the shopmcn's strike.
according 10 figures compiled here
yesterday. r'ifsy-eight Of these rail.
roads reached agreements thru nego-
tlations thru the shop crafts organ.
ixatlon on tho basis OF the Baltimore
agreement
Twenty seven formed company
unions thru which "a settlement was
reached.
Tho mileage Of Class and other
roads accepting the baltimore plan"
toiaied 1854. while tho mileaR. OF
roads affected by company unions
reached a2.tss.
The Santa 70. Louisville a Nash.
vile and Atlantic Coast lines are the
most recent roads 10 reach an agree
ment thru company unions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31
Francisco Villa
Is Reported Dying

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Oct. ILL.,
Francisco villa. ono time bandit
terror OF northern Mexico. Il lying
at deaths door In little house In
the mining town OF rArraL Chlhua-
hua. according 10 word received
here today by Mexican and federal
agents. lie was reported wounded
In battle.
villa IL said 10 have gone TO Par
raj after small hand OF men he
commanded was routed and com.
pietsiy whipped near his fRneh AZ
canutlllo by hand OF Murgulstas
made up from among his own fol
lowers Of former days.
lie was wounded In the fight and
his followers carried him TO Par
raj. where he has remained con-
fined 20 lis bed. refusing 10 see
anyone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31

YAKIMA. Oct. si.--The acute car
shortage and the 81 box freight
rate 60 the Atlantic coast have
caused apple growers here to do a
great deal OF serious thinking this
fall.
one result may be the eventual
chopping down of some orchards ia
tho lower irrigated levels and tho
substitution OF permanent pasturhEe.
Tho orchard here are still feeling
the effects OF the severe freeze OF
three years AFRO. when tho thermom'
etor went down to Sc degrees below
and stayed there for a period. some.
thing II was never known TO do be.
fore In this valley. Some OF the
trees were split and others died,
Each spring since new damage has
disclosed itself.
The harm was the greatest In the
lower aeetions. II In now being urged
by many horticultural and civic lead
ers here that these lower levels be
gradually converted from fruit sec.
tons TO pastnraEe.
This would make possible n
great development Of the hot
house lamb industry. the mar
ketIng Of high.priced eTcasses
from lambs born In January and
carefully raised for tho fancy
trade.
IL also would lead TO further
development of the cheese ana
butter business.
.srhe high freight rates land they
are going TO remain high are givinE
as cause for a good deal OF serious
study" one leading fruit grower told
Tho Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31
Fruit Tickle, GrOWers
Turn to dollhouse Lamb

'if for some OF our bulky tonnage
Wa can substitute production Of
butter and cheese nH great or greater
In money value. but vastly smaller
IN size and weight. II will go far
toward solving our problem.
Put a shipment OF butter and
cheese aboard steamer at Seattle.
and Il increases In value for you as
u makes its way down the coast,
thru the canal and 70 the Eastern
market. Think that over In light OF
our present ear troubles. the high
rail- rates on fruit and the future
outlook for our orchards OF the less
paying class.
THE coddiing moth pest.
which left large portion OF our
apples wormy TIL. summer. II
not n serious menace. because
scientific spraying win sove II.
The trouble this summer was
That the bulk Of the growers fol-
lowed the usual schedule Of 10
or 2i.day periods between spray
ings. An uncommonly hot spell
came along and gave the moths
n start. The growers who
watched the situation closely and
sprayed. not nj the accustomed
time. but Just nj the moment II
was needed. had little worm
trouble.
Our orchardists are up against
one other new element. however.
which must be reckoned upon. That
IL stiff competition from the Eastern
growers. They are adopting Western
methods Of pruning. spraying. grad.
ing and marketing. with their
proximity 60 tho great consuming
centera. that makes them formid.
abie factor for the future"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31
II ARE SAVED
FROM FLAMES

CHICAGO. Oct. si~--A DOZEN Per.
sons were rescued from a three
story apartment building hero TO-
day by jumping from tho top win
dowH into life nnts.
More than 100 persons were made
homeless by the blaze.
Drivers Of tnxieabs went from
door 20 door waking UP tho sleep
ing occupants and warning them
OF the fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31

PASADENA. Cal. Oct. si.--To
commemorate the first transcon.
iincn'ai flight Of a diriribic TO tho
Pacific coast. as well ms 20 nay a
mark Of respect 20 tho Inflated CO.
burned NJ San Antonio. officers OF
Ross fiaid. Arcadia. are preparing to
mark tho spot where the ca landed
thsrN
A square OF concrete is 20 be net
In the ground on the exact landing
place Of the big craft Inserted In
this will 10 n brass plate. giving tho
date OF landing. names Of officers
and crew and such other data as
win tell briefly tho history OF the
event In aeronauticai affairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31
OREGON CUTS
PHONE RATES

PORTLAND. Ore. Oct. Side
claring an emergency. tho public
service commission. by vote OF TO
!. adopted an order Monday reducing
telephone rates on party lines. TN.
limited business and residence serv.
leo is not affected. Commissioner
Corey diasonted.
The new rates are TO so into effect
December / and continue for a few
months. until the commission has
completed the present rehcaring and
made permanent findings. which. IL
is estimated. will be within the next
six months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31
Police Arrest Two
More Cafe Robbers

Detectives y. Gordon and Frank
Dueeit Monday night arrested y
w, Cullen. II. and Y. X. Mnffitt. a.
neamen, in connection with the at
tempted robbery ~ John Kahn. own.
or Of che Mexican chile Parlor. eof
Union ". Lester colicy. -. was ar
rested previously and. according 70
Lieut.. W. u. Kent. all three men
confessed 20 the crime. Kahn. after
a terrific battle. routed the hanni'
trio and put them 90 flight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31
Woman, Walking to
California, Faints

Mrr. I. williams. formerly Of 1914
Brandon At. Seattle. is now In the
hospital at Vancouver. wash. as
tho result OF over.strenuous walk.
ing and n collapse on she highway
near TcnGno Monday. Mrs. Williams.
with her iB,year.oid son, was at
tempting 70 walk 10 Sacramento.
where sho expects 70 make her
home She IL not seriously III. ac-
rnrHinx 20 tho report.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31
Milk Advances to
Is Cents Nov. /

Seattle retail milk price viii ad.
vance to IL cents a quart November
1. according TO announcement Tues.
day by Harold ~. Moore. secretary
Of the Seattle Milk Dealers associa.
ton. The advance is made neces'
nary, according 20 the announcement
by reason Of the Wholesale increase
brought about BY higher rate
quoted by the Seattle Milk shippers
association. which viii increase It's
rate November from ss.15 a hun
drcfwelght to sa.s. Tho latter or
gansxatIon IL composed Of producers.
who nay the boost Is tho result OF
high feed prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31

lie schools as a solution Of many
Juvenile problems that now perplex
the authorities. Margaret Ssahi.
dramatic reader OF New York city.
VIII render the automobile comedy.
six Cylinder Love-" next Saturday
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31

Superintendent OF Public Utilities
George r. Russell. 1T Is expected
that the change Will be half compiet-
ed by that date" Russell said Monday.
When the heavier cars arc entire
~ replaced by the one-man type. the
total saving win amount TO at least
t7H2. 900. Russell said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31
Street Car Expense
Is Being Cut Down

Approximately 100000 VIII be
clipped from the overhead Of the mu.
nIcipai street railway by March !.
is2s, thru the substituting Of one.
man cars for the heavier. twosman
vehicles now in use. according to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31

90 pairs Of heavy round thread scrirns and a
fine quality OF Wolfe: these have silk hemstitch'
ing with fine lace edges. The Ecrins have
cluny inserts with hand.drawn work. colorB
white and ecru. Formerly ,es5 pair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31

20 pairs OF scrins Marquisettes and FiIet
Net Curtains: the Scrims round thread
with lace edge--one with fine lace and the rest
with Barmen lace edges colors white
cream and ecru. Formerly si.75. 3i.s5 and
$500 a pair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31
A Mid-Week Sale
Curtains and Curtain Materials
Marquisetfe Curtains $275

"a pairs OF and Marquisettes ecru
curtains OF heavy round thread with Barmen
lace edges. others hive wide fine lace edge.
Formerly 1850 and ,3.75.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31
Scrir,s I21c Yd.

900 yards, 80 inches wide and in n variety Of
colored. figured patterns. also plain 3einch
Marqusettes In and ecru. Formerly i5c
a yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31
Marquisefte Curtains $4.25

30 pairs OF white. cream and ecru Mardut
settles with heavy Barnen lace insertion and
edges. Formerly $3.50 and 1000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31
Crefonnes 18c Yd.

ssinch Crctonnea I'm wide assortment Of
patterns and coors. Excellent for comfort
ernga. Formerly 25c a gard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31
Marquiseffe Curtains $I.95

IS pairs OF white and ecru Curtains hem.
stitched and with imitation cluny lace edges
Formerly t22s $3.50 and s2.TS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31

400 yards. 90 inches wide and In floral and
conventional designs. Color combinations are
attractive. Formerly Zoe yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31
Marquisefte Curtains CSC

90 pairs. plain hemstitched; also hemstitched
scrims with lace edge. in ecru only. Formerly
as and $3.50 n pair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31

DIX n W. EVNNS, Inc WtIsh
orator who opened the Y. 81. c. A.
iycenm course Monday night with
his lecture on Let There BE
Light" stressed tho need OF q bet.
ter paid teaching force In the pub.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31

of them. OF heavy weight and in pleasing
coiora. Formerly $500 each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31

Had rheumatism five months
that would go from my left knee 10
my back. Tried many remedies
without relief. Finally used Foley
Kidney Pills and in fifteen DAYS was
enffrely cured writes w. j. Oliver
NtdaUa. Georgia Backachr. rneu-
matte pains, duh headache, dizziness
and blurred vision are symptoms Of
kidney disorder. Foley Kidney pills
quickly relieve kidney and bladder
trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31
SHkoline 23c Yd.

400 yards. Of quality suitable for comforts.
Formerly selling at 300 a yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31
Madras 39c Yd.

500 yards, OF 3sinch Madras with cream
grounds and colored figures. Splendid for bed.
curtains. Formerly CSC a yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31
Preferred Stock Investment

Company the sale this stock put into the
rtyt % service.
preference Stock all of which
into the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-31
To the Voters ofMarshaN County:

The greatest wealth of community boys and girls But il
order for these boys and girls render the highest degree service
possible they be educated and receive education they
need schools Marshall County stands NINTH educaona
the State Ohio County first and Wetze third We should take
place with the other counties of the northern Panhandle
In the three years that have served County Superintendent
has been my aim make Marshall good county in the
and hope that when the counties rated again Marshall
will have mo:cd into third or fourth place.
To show the teachers Marshall County alive and
shall mention few things they doing Nearly $1,000 de
posted banks by the rural children alone this rural
schools including eight standardized lunches
number of children sanitation being emphasized
schools the children weighed and measured determine
whether they making the gain about
enrolled and correspondence
the normal school last and about hundred
attending school, seventy children completed
eighth grade the rural schools and passed the Diploma
Examination emitting them to enter high school.
school houses have been built in the in The
years small number will be built this These houses
all built the state requirements for when
twill bring districts is have least
TWENTY-FIVE standard schools before April |, 1923.
When candidate the office of County Superintendent four
years ago my only platform then, cc Schools
lin Marshall County" claim the credit for all the improve
men that has made in the schools neither do the
sponsihy all the mistakes that have been made have
INV entire time of the office and have done my work
THE best OF my ability
Thanking the confidence you placed in four years
ago and assuring you enominaed and elected will continue
do superintendent enabling
10 do better the than have in the past
Sincerely yours,
r. E. CARMICHAEL
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