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Evening star., 1923-06-24
GOOD CROP OUTLOOK
WEAKENS MARKET
o
Poor Export Demand Also Bearish
Factor in Wheat-Prices
Lowered Abroad.
6y the Associated Press.

0y AsSOCldteu fEeSS.
CHICAGO, June 23.-Rains in the
northwest tending to dispel fear that
drought would damage the spring
crop had bearish effect on the wheat
market today. Largely as a result,
wheat closed unsettled l IS to 1 nc net
and December 1865 to 1864. Corn
changed to Nc higher and provisions
81 q 20. sh'hanssa hsoFsS TO 0e'''n'
Slowness Of export demand acted
a. an additional handicap to the bull
side of the wheat market. This was
especially the case after receipt of q
Paris dispatch that buyers in France
were pausing and that the weather
there had improved. Gossip was cur
rent also that large charters of Rus
sian grain were being made and that
European re-sellers were ofering
wheat at lower prices than were
quoted on this side of the Atlantic.
Another late bearish factor was a
Texas report that some early cut
ting of wheat was averaging sixteen
to eighteen bushels an acre where
only twelve to fourteen bushels had
been looked for.
Announcement that all plants Of a
big manufacturer of corn products
would shut down for q week had
much to do with depressing the corn
market. Oats were upheld by re-
ports that the heat wave was un-
favorably affecting the new crop.
SteadineBs of hog values sustained
the provision market.
Evening star., 1923-06-24
HARDING ADDRESS
4. AIDS RAIL STOCKS
Presidents Transportation
Views Cause New Buying,
But Prices Soon Sag.
PIVOTAL SHARES HEAVY
German Marks Rally-Increase in
/ Loans During Week-Fisher
!; Body Off 5 Points.
PIVOTAL SHARES HEAVY
nv the Assnciated PresE

BY the Associated Press.
= NEW YORK, June 23.-Irregular
price movements characterized today's
dali half holiday session of the stock
market
Several large operators who have
been active recently were away for
the week end. and those who remain
ed apparently found it more profit
able to sell stocks than to buy them.
Price fluctuations, as a rule, were
narrow and unimportant.
President Hardings Kansas City
speech on transportation problems
brought some buying power into the
railroad group at the opening, but
the carrier stocks sagged with the
rest of the list in later trading.
Pittsburgh and West Virginia and
Atchison- each dropped about q point,
and Union Pacific, New York Central,
Southern Railway and few others
OF the more active issues yielded
fractionally.
Baldwin, Studebaker and American
Can were the heavy spots among the
so-called pivotal stocks" but the
net losses were held to fractions.
Corn Products, which was strong re-
Gently on the announcement of an
extra dividend, dropped more than
two points on profit taking. Fisher
Body broke five points on small
turnover.
Some of the strong spots were
woolworth. Houston Oil, Hartman
Corporation, Atlantic Refining and
West Penn Power, up two to four
points.
The feature of the foreign exchange
market was the rally IN German
marks. which registered an overnight
gain OF 21s points, being quoted at
.0010 cent, as against the recent ex-
treme low of .0006A. The advance
was attributed to the more stringent
German government. regulation of
foreign exchange trading. The other
principal rates held fairly steady, de-
mand sterling being quoted around
$4.61as and French francs around
6.19 cents.
The weekly clearing house state
ment showed increases of s5,564.000
in loans. discounts and investments
and $4,000 in cash in own vaults.
The reserve of member banks in the
Federal Reserve Bank decreased $1S,-
100000, net demand deposits dropped
$11.9S 1,000. and time deposits dropped
$5,024,000
Aggregate reserve totaled SILL
274.0O0. leaving excess reserve at
$7,548,950, decrease of $16,S19,5So
under the week before.
Evening star., 1923-06-24
RAILROAD BONDS
MOVE UPWARD
Other Issues Display Quiet But
Firm Tone During Satur-
day Trading.
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, JuEe 23.-Bond prices
exhibited a firm tone in today's quiet
trading.
Except for a point drop in Mexican
~, the fluctuations in the foreign
group were exceedingly small. United
States government bonds moved ir-
regularly within radius of one
fourth of l point.
Most of the active railroad liens
moved to higher ground, Seaboard
Air Line 5s and Norfolk and Western
convertible 6s standing out with
gains of 11h points, respectively.
New Orleans, Texas and Mexico in
come 5s were heavy.
The industrial group showed mixed
changes, Wilson & Co. TVS rising l n
and the convertible IS dropping about
a point. Sugar Company bonds i'm
proved slightly. Pacific Telephone
refunding 5s dropped a point.
Total sales (par value) were s5,-
S26,0Q0.
Evening star., 1923-06-24
LOSSES ON CURB
DURING PAST WEEK
Failures Cause Throwing of Many.
Issues on Market at =
Sharp Declines.
nv the Associated Press.


NEW YORK. June 23.-Trading on
the New York curb exchange was,
acutely unsettled during the hrse
half Of the week as q result of the
failure of the two important. stock
exchange firms and the general pres.
sure that came in all security MARI
kets in connection with closing out
bank loans in other security trading
groups. AS many Of :, the curb So,
curities were carried In the same ac-..
counts, some OF these Issues also,
were thrown on the market at sharp.
About the widest break was. in'
Checker Cab, which fell from 81 70
al, but rallied ten points from that
low level before the, week ended.
Midvafe Company of pelaware.
dropped to the new low record Of
III s-4 and Peerless Motor. showed o.
loss. or ten points: stutz Motor Weld,
small sales, ranged from 223 TO 207..
Glen Alden Coal YIELDED from So to,
showed losses ranging from one to
over four points.
Evening star., 1923-06-24
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Md, June 23.-The
live cattle market shows little change
for the top grades of cattle, the cur
rent receipts OF this sort being only
moderate and demand steady. Mar
ket for calves and spring lambs rules
a shade firmer under light receipts.
Common to ordinary stock, however,
in ample receipt and very slow to
find favor even at sharp discounts.
Quotations today at Light street
wharf:
Beef cattle. first quality. Sac; me-
dunn, 6a7. Bulls, as to quality, 4a6.
Cows, choice to fancy, SAT; common to
fair. 2ha4. Oxen. as to quality.
4a6
Milk cows, choice to fancy. head
6o00a75.00; common to fair, head.
3o00a60.00.
Calves, veal. choice, 10a101s; ordi-
nary to medium. Sa9; rough, COM
mon, thin, SAT.
sheep-Choice, 4a5; old bucks. 3a4;
common, 2a2h.
Thanksgiving, choice, 14a15; fair
sto good, 11a13; common. thin, 7as.-
Hogs-Straight. 7aS: sows. 5a6
stays and boars. 4a5: live pigs. as to
size and quality. 10a12; shoats, as to
size and quality, sa10.
s -.-.-.- 80.
Evening star., 1923-06-24

no fegulafe 3 clock II easier than
~ Eegulato = fast-yunng man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03
AERO HEAD IS
UNDER ARREST
Frank Anderson Will Face
Trial in Seattle

Frank Anderson. elusive president
Of the Aero Metals Co. wanted here
on three felony complaints. has been
arrested in i,os Angeles. and will be
brought back 10 Seattle to face trial.
according 10 telegram received by
Sheriff Matt starwieh late wedncs.
day.
Andsrson'H arros, was obtained
thru evidence furnished the Lou An.
Eclcs police by Deputy Prosecutor
Ralph Hammer. which was obtained
by Hammer from william Wallace
Licurance, who fled south with An.
deEon two months ago. Lleurancc
faced grand larceny charge for sale
OF stock In the King Airship Co. but
this subsequently was dismissed
when Llcurnnco returned.
Anderson was reported lost in the
Moiayc desert several weeks ago.
when no and Linurance went into
The wilds In search OF the mythical
Lucky Lee" gold mine. famed dc.
post Of yagt wealth. Following tho
failure OF his first venture into the
dcHert. Anderson made n second un.
successful attempt to locate the mine.
Anderson disguised himself by
growing n mua'achc and beard. &C.
cording TO reports to Hammer. II Ia
claimed he Will waive eItradition and
return 20 face trial on tho charges
OF grand larceny. removal Of mort.
EaEed property. and with jumping
a $500 bail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03
JAIL SPEEDERS
BEFORE VICTIMS
Little Tots See Autoists
Sent to Prison

DETROIT. Mich. May s.-Twsiye
children with baKdaEes covering in
jurira received Ia auto accidents. sai
in the jury box in court yesterday
and listened 10 Judge Charles l..
Bartlett sentence guilty spesdsrs 10
jail
The children. the cidcai not more
than 10 years. are patients at the re-
ccivinE hospital where they were
rushed following accidents In which
some were rendered unconscious.
Some Of tho children had arms In
splin,a. others had their heads ban
daErd. while one little hoy WAS sur
fcring from injuries that will render
him cripple for life. according 70
hospital attendants
Tho children were carried into
court BY nurses.
Nearly coo speeders were arraigncd
before Judge Bartlett. Tweniycight
persons were sent TO Jail. Including
Iulie,tc Hsnkci. recently adjudgrd 10
he the pretticst giri In Michigan. shr
was given two days. Tho Jail scn-
fences ranged from two 10 so days,
while fines imposcd were from $50
20 5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03
TO- GUARD
HARDING ROUTE
Secret Service viii Arrange
Northwestern Tour
ny LE0 n. SACK

WASHINGTON. May 2. when
President ana Airs Harding leave
Washington for their trip 10 Alasisa.
In July. every detail OF what they will
do during the entire trip viii have
been planned In advance.
Weeks In advance OF Hardlng's DC.
pariure an experienced member Of
the White House recrot service staff
will have covered the entire route.
This II no innovation its the regu.
lar thing when president Eecs tray.
eling. Whenever he leaves the White
House, every precaution n taken 10
Insure the presidents safety and
comfort WlIilc en- route.
When Harding went TO Florida re-.
Gently Tor an Idle cruise In Florida
waters an experienced secre, forvics
man covered twice every foot Of
ground followed later hy the preai-
dent.
Here's how they arrange for the
presidents visit 10 a town Two or
three weeks IN advance OF his arrival.
the White House advance man calls
ON TIE mayor and the chief % police,
Tho presidents entire program. be-
ginning with tho moment the train
arrives Al the station. In mapped out.
Arrangements. including the line OF
march 10 the hotel. the entrance he
will use. his visit 10 the chamber OF
commerce luncheon or 60 the audi.
forum where he will speak. his de-
par,ure from the city police pfotec.
ton. number OF officers stationed
cycrywhcrc. and numbers Of plain
clothes detectives scattered thru the
croWdE are All made in detail
Copies Of these arrangements are
forwarded 10 the White HOUSE 20
that the presidential attaches know
In advance every official move.
The White House advance man
also has authority to represent the
president in the matter Of reception
details He knows Just how much
entertainment President and Mra
Harding want and what they want 10
avoid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03
ACID STOMACH
IS DANGEROUS
Sufferers From Indigestion
or Stomach Trouble
CUT THIS OUT

stomach trouble. dyspepsia. in
digestion. sourness. gas, heartburn,
food fermentation. etc, are caused
nine times In ten by chronic acid
stomach" says a well known au-
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The acid irritatcs and inflames the
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which Ind been set 10 the building
was cxtinguiahed.
The charge is based upon tho
testimony OF number OF persons
on clrcumstan,ial evidence. Roscoe
says. Dinas formerly PAS held on
"A charge of having murdered Peter
Karas. husband OF the woman and
father OF the two children. Tho frs,
murder was committed on the Muk.
lltco highway last July.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03
CHARGE DINAS
KILLED FOUR

EVERETT, May s.-,eorgc Dlnas.
Greek proprietor Of a cafe at Nor.
ton, was charged with tlra murder
OF Gus Karas. his sistor.IE.iaw. Mrs.
Cleopatra Karas. and her two chill
drcn in the Riverside bakery March
II in a complaint filed "Wednesday
by Prosecuting Attorney Ros e.
The charrNd lSsdies OF the four were
found in the bakery after a fire
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If Ruptured
Try This Free
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause-Take
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands OF stomach
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taking tonics. or trying TO patch up
poor digestion. they are attacking
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03
Convict Captured
After Short Chase

FOLSOM. Cal. May 1.-Penitonti
nry guards, after a chase Of 10 miles
rceapturcd Charles Burnell. con.
vic, serving life trim at the prison
Buruell escaped from the penitcntl
ary poultry yard yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03
Fifteen Women on
New Church Board

NEW YORK. May s.--The per
sonnet Of the new board OF national
missions OF tho Presbyterian church
was announced here today.
Among the 20 members OF the
board IS are women.
The list includes:
j. Willis Baer. Pasadena. CAL
Mrs. Lynn White. San Anseimo,
Cal; Gene Gould. Seattle Mrs. Har.
old l.. Bowman, Portland. Ore
George Il. Davies. Salt Lake City,
and Mrs. II. II. seidomr'dge. Colo
RADIO Springs. Colo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03
Blooms Unframed
by Light Frosts

PRossER. May BIN spite OF
light frosts that occurred Monday
evening, the fruit in the Yakima dis
trict has not been damaged TO any
extent, II was reported by fruit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03

British Columbia and Missouri. plead
cd guilty to a charge OF grand lar
esEy in superior court here yestsr-
day. Judge w r. Brown Imposed a
sentence OF from four 10 is years Ia
the state penltcntiary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03
CAMBRIA WILL STOP
FOR SEATTLE VISIT


Tho Grant. which sailed from
Brooklyn navy yard on April 81. Is
scheduled 20 stop at Porto Rico
Panama, San Diego. Los Angeles and
San Francisco on tho West Coast.
Tho Cambria viii sail from San
Francisco on May - for Alaska. call
ing At Seattle and Fort Seward en-
route.
Abou, one half Of the Junketeors
are either lame ducks" which
means that their official life In con-
groaa Is over. or new members. which
means that they have not yet been
assigned 10 any committees and viii
mol meet until next December.
Possibly 10 out OF the entire list are
chnirmen OF committees or occupy
some position Of importance In con-
gross, but all. including wives and
other members Of the family. viii en-
Joy the distinction Of travelling first
class at the rate Of tl,Gs the day for
board and room. With courteous Fill
pino boys TO attend them and plenty
OF handsome naval officers 10 occupy
dull hours at bridge on tho bridge
deck or elsewhere.
II ought 10 be- a pleasant summer
for these congressman and doubtless
they viii return home In the early
fall much refreshed for ths arduoua
dGtica Of the coming session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03
Three Bandits Get
Long Jail Sentence

BELLINGHAM. May J c. c.
Thompson. alias Zee Hollywood;
Prank pepoulc and John Howell.
three notorious bandits. wanted In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03
PARTY INCLUDES
MANY MEMBERS

Membcra OF the house in the par
arc Burton and Mrs. French. Idaho
d. H. Anthony. wife and daughter. OF
Kansas; Anthony Griffin and wife,
Of New York. Sir. and Mrs William
Wood, OF Indiana; SIR and Mrs
Cramton. OF Michigan: Gordon lee.
OF Georgia: SIR, and Mrs Martin u,
Madden. OF Illinois: SIR. and Mrs
Harry T. Hull. OF Iowa. Mr.. and Mira
John NJ MORN. OF Ohio. Mr. and Mira
Harry Wurzbach. Of Texas: Mr.. and
Mrs Percy Quinn, Of Mississippi:
John y Rankin. OF Mississippi; AIR.
and Mrs. Charles Crisp. OF Georgia.
MI and Mrs sam WinHlow. Of Mass
aehuacttH; Mr. and Mrs. 4. y. sproui.
ot Chicago Mr., and Mrh George NJ.
Young, Of North Dakota; Mr. and
Mrs .Timberlako. " Utah: Earl C.
Kitchener. OF Michigan. Mr, ana Mrs
Charles l. underhill. Of Mnssachu-
sc,tH: Mr and Mrs ZihIman, Of
Maryland. 'Mr. and Mru. c. l.. Abor-
nethy, OF North Carolina, and Afr
and Mrs William r, Jarrct
Aberncthy. Jarret and Albert John
son and their wives will remain on
the Grant nj San Francisco and pro-
coed on TO Hawaii. and they viii be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03

growers yesterday. The bloom has
been exceptionally heavy and will be
above normal this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03
By W. H. PoRTERFIELD

WARRINGTON, May 2-Threc Pa
oihc Coast congressman. Curry, OF
Sacramento. Albert Johnson. Of Hoo
GUAM, and John y. Miller. Of Seat.
Tie. sailed with the big congressional
imfet. which left Brooklyn navy
yard on the transport u, s. Grant
for ALASKA and Hawaii
Curry took his son. and Johnson
ana Miller are accompanied By their
wives Others Ia the party leaving
New York are as follows: Senator
aud Mrs. Jones. OF New Mexico. SEN
nlor and MrH. Warren, OF Wyoming
Senator ana Mrs Mckinley and niece.
OF Illinois; Senator and MrH. Robin
son, or Arkansas; Senator and Mrs
laad OF North Dakota
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03
.ASquareMeal
and
.ASquareDe

Here's a square deal for the PEG.
pic who can't eat square meal
without after pain and distress.
Go TO any druggist today and get
a box Of Afl-O-Sa Tablets. the great
prescription for indigestion and
stomach troubles.
Take one, or II your suffering "
intense. two tablets with er after
meals and ut the end OF ten days "
YOU can't cat n square meal without
distress 90 and get your money
back.
That's where the square deal
comes In.
nui Mi.o-Na IS really stomach
upbulder OF great merit.
The quick and positive action of
MI.O-Na on tho stomach In case OF
gas, waterbTash. sour stomach and
heartburn in worth lot OF money
10 any sufferer
Why not try Mi-O-Nn--at drug
gIsts evorywhero.--Advortisemcnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03
Vest Coast COngressmen
on ALaSka-HaUaii Tours
Big Party Board Transport u. S. Grant From
New York Will Divide at San Francisco

Joined there by Mr. ana Mrs T. u.
AlmoH. OF Alabama
All the others will transfer 10 the
Cambria and proceed 20 Alaska. be-
inc Joined al San Francisco BY Sem
stor ana Mrs Cameron. Of Arizona;
Senator and Mrs. eddie. ~ Nevada (;
Senator and Mrs Howell OF Ne
braHla. Senator and Mrs Phipps, OF
Colorado. Congressman and Mrs.
William J. Driver. OF Arkansas: Con-
gresham anu Mrs Taylor. Of Arkan-
ahs. Congressman and Mira julius
Kahn. Of California. e. G Dowell, Of
Iowa. and sir and Mrs. james @.
strong Of KanHaa