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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
GRAIN MARKET
SHARPLY LOWER

whfch hit nrw inH fHHfFs ga thr
rFrn Ali stain PRICES nrFr aharpil
lesser GA thr chieaso paafa vf trade
To-day
All deliveries 20 wheat struck nru.
intsa slHce hrfngs thr VAT hrllins
Canadian efnp would hit spectacular
tlaurrs
tnFn Prices whirh were stFanf
thruuat tha early ffatfua saEr
cumhei ta ths bear attach nu wheat
aHa PRICES siuwret sharply st thr
claaF
Nraafna tn cats vas slow Prices
hrlA practically steady uatii tke hla
bear uHvrmsnt started iH Fhs ahrat
r''. ben oats pfirrs raeed or ffacr
tlnrailf
Freshiura closed vsak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
COAST CITIES
MAKE nc GAINS

During the first six manlhs
~ I1s1 Tie Pacific Coast gruup
~ siiirs gained afs PER cent
over Hike Psfisd 81 isss. whilr
the country. as whole, gained
gsss pr rpni.
The 90 eitifs reporting ihrlt ne
area Tor this survey shuw total
~ sf.5to. og6. 600 for ibr ffs, half
~ ihe year as against ~ gso. eo6. Geo
tpg the same months ~ last year.
Their totals sef juno WEIR $3.50. 900
e9p. fer last June ssts .eeo. coo. and
feF this May Ig5s 0po coo The Pa
ulilc Coast citiea report sppFuxi.
maiciy ~ rrf ccat ~ The couniry's
total II June permits
Following arr The official ncw con.
sifurijan figures reported hy build.
ing department executives from tho
various cities comprised IN The g.
" STRATUS 8 Co. building survey Tor
tho Pacific Northwest
Aberdeen. gss0.aos. Everett. tii7..
sst Eratue, $3.50 f4s spokane
'ig6.sio. Tacoma. l5ss.{s1. Astoria.
tsgp.T7s Eugene. ,po,o Portland.
sgtse.t5o, Boise. ise.gis. irwin Falls.
$4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
rI.ANT rATllnInGY-If AZ.

agtrafu ls your sisaifa. ra, IL. iri h
dff. file ua STRAIN. saiaFafe wiih
Kerosene hnd tarn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
Nucoa Butter Co.
Changes Its Name

The name OF the Nucoa Butter
company. manufacturers az Nueoa.
Gold Medal mayonnaise aud other
food products. has been changed 70
The Bvst Foods, Inc, according 70
announcements jus; received IS A.
Magnano company. distributor Of the
line for the Pacific Northwest.
Tho change has been made Tor tho
purpose of securing moro destrlp.
tive unmc, Il Is stated but thCru has
been no change in the policies or
personnel OF the company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
India Is Field for
Northwest Products

The foreign trade department q
The Seattle Chamber % Commouce IS
in receipt OF n letter from Charles Il.
spoffaFd Jr. assistant trade con-
missioner. Calcutta. India. emphasis
ing Importance Of India al a market
for Douglas fiT lumber and railway
slccpcrS He states that Pacific
Northwest canned fruits. VEGETABLES.
salmon. MAX and other products have
been able 10 build up a rood volume
Of business which should steadily IN
ercasc.
lie adds. ''lou can count upon ibis
office az Wishing 10 DO cycrythlrE
possible 20 assist YOU. and viii wti.s
come your inquiries and sugecsticas-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
Investigate Horse
Heaven Irrigation

FkuSSER, july 10. HDwnra
anon hps been here FOR the past
week with some representatives uf
capital Investigating the Horse Hca.
ven district with a Wow To taking
up tho bond issue FOR the lfrga
ton project, Representatives ~
Stewart s woich have been invcsli,
eating With the anne purpose In
view, and Frederick Grove. q soil
expert, Is investigating the land for
a California concern
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16

ABliittn--IuiY it-arr uurnthy Aiet.
Haasf fftla TACOMA. AZ tsie a ~. str
Craftsman ftpfn tfYrtperi yia 8isssaa.
!sslt"a Han letif". san lfantisfo and
Vancouver. a. e.. IS lassa ID stf al
uifal lipdiuan ffam i'uff AnEetfa. ht els
~ Z. o. G. Il uriiWwnd from Aiaeka.
hi aas0 m July if Egr Ei HrEnBan
from San Frantistg via palnt SyeUt 81
tsah D. o.
FAilhn-]uif A=Htf "a Ersa fet aan
Frarrisr3. 81 rs q m. sfr Sorthu estsra
re- southwestern via Southeastern Mas.
70, al q M. tfr E} grnunBa tor san
Francisco. 90 etae o. m IsiF is-Stf
1anua Eos Southwestern via Southeastern
AiseAe, at g. m ctr Nrw nritalh for
NFw hork via Vancouver N e.. fraser
river and ualbpa. a. $40 r. a. an
Dorothy Alexander fer Tacoma, Of q.
M, rif Suduruo Cor Tacoma. al arc -
m. Hir Ane1n 4 irnoas FOR Han Pedro
via iislliuRham. 81 stt a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
'HoV the Dollar Is BehaUing in 1923
Price Levels Are Making Return Trip
uN itttIN0 FISHER
Department. u Political Economy
iHir I nltrFaiif


During iha fIet quarter ~ ihis
1rar Ha the liable auH chart shor
ihe indies number q price, tase
about sn per cent pee month Oar
lns fhH second quarter i has brsn
failing back Ht about ihe same tafe.
Why ua1 initiation fhas nipped iu
ihs tudf Presumably because ifs
ftiairnra aas realized. ellis fact.
coupled viii q hFeia memory ~
1889 dfr - buzfneHs men from
aFrfeKp4ns.gH
Ampus lHH timely warnings were
ihr price hides ihr iaf6mrirfa ~ the
various commercial srFtiers. fbs ut
fsanoas n tff Hoover an che dagger
~ infisilun. tbs efforts ~ ihs buli1
iaE trades under thf Leadership ~
Franklin Roosevelt ia curb Hprcuis.
iitr building. che action ~ ihe hank
rp ln biseuuraEiHH iosHa fm spfru.
ailts building and n raising discount
mits at same gf the federal reserve
ianss
Jos shon. ihs price level AMI ths
purchasing isaWrf - fhs dollar have
isreu roughly corrected and stabilized
tf wisely hef4lnE ihH threatening
siEns ~ fhr times
A pfraeni lhr danger !. u un.
duo rauiien 90 unasFfaniod pcs,
sinian. s,ma professional fore
easter. hasinE their pred riiBna
9ii ianisai AttraEcs - pasf
experience. raprti q raj dump
IN husiarst tui the undsriyinx
conditions iustifg ihr opposite
sp.fh, IA FAT as rau .fr. The
Hrrsrsil puiioat u for raBiinued
prosperity ~sprnd out atrr set.
fral traFs.
tiut prosperity can br Aeiii only 30
HiiHua8 wiasam fsaaillne ga agn
ilnasd stability The Efeat padefiy
ihe ceH1iiaan 8sf excessive Erid 81
b aul Wiih ID n wr "taf
utafh'' tir safrus. as SIR iieaF~f
suEzfsts ard keep IL Hat - harms
Say, inflstlaH can tsa sfQasa pc
fiairn 10 lssu3se unnecessary OHiY
gaa'!sb faiaiisile fears ere likely 60
haig business we ought. Wiih ~
iaua Bankers association. la their
rrsaI resolution fsForn1 sish'iiss
t,aa. 20 asrp opposed e. inflsf5ar
and dfna,seu silke
Aif sun guess Is itaf ffs rfsi -
she }rsr niu see seed steady hu
nsss with ESsgusl ssisanee 81 prices
fEsfH.
Ts falnnins fah.s asla@s ghr aeef
age mstsmeHf s.urs 1sasaFy ]. 1924
fll * ths nhasfssls ifjats - $50 tfp
fssfHiatks commodities ans s1 q ihs
iaftHasina goasf - iha teihr Ifesh
aFp relative 90 che pfs var Bsf 1873
taken aa 100 sseF efHi frhns iht fires
4aaftFf Atrfses tti hrsas SIC
irifss averaged 81 nfF neat above sts
pse Haf ieFsl eF. tha aa3isF ans nasth
81 lgr paf esusst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
Foreign Trade

This United siasss bureau q Tor.
eign and dornsstic eomasfca has r..
eslvsd the following inquiries from
foreign firms which are IN tho market
for American goods. Full iaforqa.
ton will be given 20 American firms
on application % S. II. Blaiock. dis
trtct manager q the bureau. tow.
man building. Seattle.
AGatraiia-C7iosl Ammonium sui.
pha;e: $500 books. magazines. 7I2H
compressed fihsr. paper and cork.
Bslgtur-tTt3sl 100 barrels turpsn
tine.
Canada Uis9 Bakery dlvidsr.
riik.bottiing machinery. 7igu hand.
kerchiefs. hosiey. shirts. TtaB Ice
making i3.tous rIi4z ice.
making plants--20.tou.
chlnA.-tTfs9 Bones Of cattle.
Tisg cotton. spinning machinery.
f1i7D crane. lotion. locomotive.
fTis9 suipiats Of ammonia. Gt4sy
iaxicab bodies
Franee-f7i2N Hemp. for rops and
rope uiauufAc turiuE.
IHdia-f7ii0 Pipe. galvanized
iron
Italy--fT13u Animal fats. sausage
casings. taiiows
Japan f7ist Blue carbon copying
paper, numbering machines. pan
points; f7tsD Emery whetztouss
woodworking machinery.
Msxico-7i5O Hops and malt for
beer: f720Fl Ice makinR plants. asa
Motor-driven pumps. windmitis. f7t7D
Windnrlis for irrigation. 1909 wood.
WORKING machinery.
Norway-f7i3iI Confectionery.
Porto Rico-t7f3aj Amusement De.
Vices. whips. merry. go rounds. etc.
aweden--l7i4W Cheese. conscrves.
f71szl Colonial products. flour. f7fsg,
Flour. rye, wheat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
THE SHRINKING
OF THE DOLLAR

WARRINGTON. 1Big lf Per
hsps Ygu sasfd rarns money back
in 1919 ard sou s'iil have u 10 ilsr
savings bank II fag have 5oBvs
i6s considerable n rWur wrath
Year m0asy has spoiitt ~ wasted
away. moro ihan ems thirs ii talae
aBd ii value thar counts
This ts sNlsspcstans imsg nop he
sagse ~ ihr ilRht brewing in con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
New Issues

s. W. straus & Co are offering an
issue o. 100000 first mortgage Cm
per cent three 10 10 year sorlai cou-
pom bonds Of the Westbrook cOrpor-
alton. Buffalo, n. r., secured by the
land and new 10 story wsstbroolt
apartment hotel, appraised At 1870.
600. Coupons are dated July ] and
January ].
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16

iNG-NDw O. thr tifne 60 fneasprf
tfsai siream 20 fifg iis minimum fioe
and estimate lis powrr possibilities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
Building Permits
rNnIn steoo

lNulk klshNei
STANLEY Hpft 81 tttb a., garage. iss.
Joseph Mrfiinn, isse BiarEis read gar.
nRe $50
California rfuduse CO. st5 washington
It, alteration 90 loft $500
~, coopsf, no aQth. alteration 70 real,
drntr, 1895
n v satbsrisnd, aot 18th &. garage
$50.
Andrsw Moeris. io9a tplsfiaks ave, sd.
diiian So Residence, ltBe
John tuuard, aces W Andpvrt. addition
90 residence. $3.50.
Minnie Carlson, 3ltt 81 stth. alteration
to residence. fioo.
G : Harrington iios Market Fl garage.
$50
cha. e rar,s, 5000 Goth n, residence,
Margaret V NJ Garusu sen sp,h =. w
finishing residence. tgs
John Pete i3sJ zith W garage. tts
chns ulll. gal1 iard a. shed, $50
Frauk w. Ford. ssgNB7 D Mhdlson. nj.
trf8tiou Go stores $500
alrlla nurcham, SsoG 18th y. g. garage.
t1D0
Aiey Mcdonald. ji;s AM ave. garage.
$50.
oyBR NJ 900.
Seattle Land CO.. k0s ttNfy bldg fran,
wharf. ibpsd7. tg.t0O
Sisters ~ "a Dominic. ts0e 18th ~
frame residence alterations, 81 200
IT, a. rcirfa. J9G Third ave. frntns t,,t
dance ggSgi, $1,000
IT, a. Peters. i2e phird ave. ftnme real.
drnro, 2dNat, ~ 600.
ll q. Peters. 13a Third ave. frpp,. ,..t
dcnce, gsNai, $4,000
H. e., Peters. fga Thifd ave. ffrtr. ,..t
druce a6Ngf, 700.
IT, 81 Peters igg rhiAd ave. frnt,. 49,,
denre gGxsi, ~ GOO
Mlr' honlv Freed hfT Harvard N frapo
apartments, alteration, $4,000, y ''''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
Foreign Exchange

Nt.W YORK, 1aia tt Foreign
gHehsnFn p9rAea hiakrF 4NrfIfas
tegsanA ftsQ& ffaars. Sa6tf8t.
itfg 8seiei marks. ssaess a. lhr
psrIEu rTehaa&s eluae4 higher
essflfns. tsfaanH. HtB3h up
.ranr iea1sA up 1ent iirr
msfks. ss2.sss ta ths 8pi,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16

RtTHVllLE Tho Adams County
Colt club WINS crgnniscd again this
ycnr with member hip 90 10 boya
They modc their first appearance at
the annual Ritniro horse show.
County Aren't Donaldson reports that.
moro interest Is being taken IN the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
Timely Farm Hints
Published Thru liie Cooperation
II ihe Washington State College
AGnICt'I.TtHAI.
ENGiNI1n

AGRICULTURAL ENGINEER.
fNC-NDw Is ths iifae 60 measure
tl.ai stream 70 fin8 iia minimum floW
ana estimate iis poWrr possibilities
ArtCtIItHK - IterheeppFa is
wBi's eluttf nBa alfalfa sections Is
cfsass thelF ters tma wreies i.cfers
ellie ram ents ~ BE- tire 70 % iash
in HsanY sections.
CLOTHING Whsu snsr4ar PAT.
trfns p.n er iasie pieces together
tfali3 sni adjust On dress form
20 test for stan Glfertioa
DtiitN-wtTn yns lay ppfe
lari animal bold sli the prize aipugp
- Efass value % ~ paid Ga delivery
- registration ard transfer rapan
rAfaf CnorS-Ba sure 10 ria
funr summer failo4 ~ all wreis
now TAsF arr expensive i.orattes
tlafy consufsa moisture.
rf.iNT rATiIOfnGY--If doddsf
ag1eara ls your sitaifa. ra, Il. ist h
dff pjle oa STRAIN. sa'sFage w4ih
kerosene nna barn
FntisTEl--litns iisos slow sci
iew heats yeiioa ien md afe starr
ing 60 mauH 8, thi asic arc roor
i31rfe. sell them to eat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
i'UttTHt AN ,iI US
r'',.' 80 :, yr..,..,'. psa'.''

rs~gtsgs is1t af $50 81
~ s#9 Msas tsf st
fsesHsA tffe f1s &sg "a
Fa Et
lffNs ass ne eaE w. "a
we ils t ta az He So
tse VEST ts tt
Eaesr 8sf Es4 rsels stas
sitr
slssss tfse tsa s4t s as
listtfsn nases - aat 80 tt
rrskrps Fav fta So t8
ffFR TAT pew - ass IA
n-zssrss 1}a iIse ~ D. ~ tt
Haasaa
fe7fa Hahf .sta.sr.4 Sc
hes tsssts.w.. ESQ %
traias
Faasr llfst sssssss.ss $50 re-
VsE asaeY lEf-1ts ne m SEQ tt
Wsaass Hsa7g fsNfss Nk as@ 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
Denver Live Stock

IIH7II77T ? NII|'"II7-1"3
Cattts--itsf Flpfs H7ne MARX zee
steady af~rfs fHuffr caas hnI
tfifrrs. GGnG. calves. sac st1ek
ere aud teFdrFa ttuf
ttes.--ilrerlpf 500 Market tfB
is lower Een ffts. baik. $50
hrrp--ttaestut eF1g tiAakr
steady t.amhe. tlsf8ntt. feeder
isfuts tgt5tH tast tuta kto
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
Alaska Vessels

hetchlkaH julY IA Sailed, stf Queen.
suuiHsuund. az y M. pif rr,nrsss
Louise. utfthbauud, ~ no y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
Local
Markets


tfhr ftrsf riffH afr fhas6 Hsfs Az ft
fan aaai.ra rr nhHifsairla VISTA feH
Fashi Fsrfali=Ha ufilre fa zee
rsA o. naafas 81 fsasftiHH fHa rssi "a
itahaH faftaa 81 nssffis ani aFufsis
r'strif 1855 Gov tsHiiht sfafssa aH1 Hsii-
lHe .Hsfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
Portland Produce

-ssieFaays uaefatiassa
nutteg--3t yeas Ib
Z Ess--st n tsr dNa
Z Z hrrsr--tt Gale fh
itsns-is q ttc tb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
Chicago Car Lots
NsatNTttaf &laat ieats
Fsrvislsa ~ tsgaa & iisYas
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

NatEFtssf1e flsaatatlsssf4
saEaE--ssssfY Rsa &fRf. fefn.f. sasv
EraGataisa tff5
teffse--Na Bi9 SCOT ITS M so q
saHsas. taft @fts rs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
iasss Sani'rr i'sr I'awrr

fEhe tr re uWfs Italians Barsi sfr ffmu
Uuhs WrrfIY Resteu. ,hr weights.
rfsp mn war Industries heafd Te
gsgi@
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
OHS AND LEADS


'iNiNi va 'tAif~~NuW lN % rood
time 70 cut oul tho sucker wood In
tho trees Their removal ndmlls
much more light to lroea. which viii
help tho apples color.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
SEATTLE BOOSTS
N1lIlIllMEAI InIAI.

farf&ata ~ Acatiif-a rmaFh
abb Fvpast. S. tis. ilir snsrs
~ ibo Nsfihnvsi--N ashshElan.
ufFEsn and idaho-~stau 1anr
nEufse - pes cent greater ihsn
ianse q iasl 1uHr. ard &C PIT
ssHI Ervaisr than tiasr = NiaY
- ihis yrar while lss mum
h'eF ~ pFFrils iseHsa In srN
" y sssesiY tle sanss a. issg
luHs sn5 siiEHliy trss Than
MAY. tbe ssiiFnatsd rast Figures
are 80 prF cvus ossr these 81
shs pSrttana June hnd 10 per
cent afFF ihnsa ~ Mas.
~ t8s California eltlss t.enz
Beach w'h ittssgsI iu nsa con.
ssfuesiau trbaTss fetnaffahia ae
uaiif sr lHaeass taf tana over
MaY - 8s tss csuf. sr4 OVER tbr
rftas 1gas ~ 500 grr cent
Wth - lnfsas * $40 pef cent
arsf lass 1aaeh iiEufrs takrns
fiea5h rrpt q fls1&s1. hrsda ths
tssf e relative increases Fat Caf'er
MA aaa as ANALYSIS q sire permits
sh1es Pc decrease ia bK PROJECTS
Ha@ Francisco utsh q fsfuft 81,
b-fi&Atf asaua s shfiHtase ~ 81,
peF ettt sb4 Las Anzcira uitb
Git654sts s'UuHaEs az - pr
frat un3sr Iaf bar an increase n
81 aad e ps esnt Fssrs iivtig.
aSs4 juua ef lass frsr ahlle uah
lands jane recd u fs5ti.fti. ls
- pf rset lssa ihas that n lass
1sHa and is ssr reat greater Than
NAV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
Eucalyptus Oil Is
Used as Auto Fuel

According 60 0dvicCs Just received
from London, another future fuel has
been discovered for automobiles; this
time It Is eucalyptus oil, heretofofc
used mainly In medical preparations
\ british army transport officer, now
In Australia. reports hc has succeeded
In using this on al motor fuel he
madc 70 miles on n gallon Of this
OH he states Besides. the oil acts
az dccnrhoniFine AGENT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
TRADE TERMS
BEAR

Bear Is a tGrm given 70 anyone
who bslieYes that prices viii 70
lower One may alHo be "benrish"
toward general conditions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
Ship News
Tides In Seattle


MONDAY
1tEt fs
tlrsi tau T3sie
t Ht a. m So ~
ttrst tiiEa rias
g. ll re-
ssoand Les Tide
EE m 1F a.
sfrpaa nigh T4ds
Fs 8 go iEg g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
LIVESTOCK

LivESTOCK-re sure 10 cull out
hafe.facod bnrc.ieliic1 ewes before
breeding this fail. This eliminates
light shcarcB and increases the ay.
ernge CLIP % head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16

II fNHh
JULY ~
Iltst Lew Tide
d tN g. ~ So q
tIrst fiiEA 1tie
us a. m 90 O.
Ssasnd tau I is
HA 81 et nt e.
saseud fgiah Tide
81 y w 1zs It.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16

horse business than for several wears
rem stallion owners report that ne
number " mares being bred Il srest-
CT than Tor the past five ycarA
Washington telegraph., 1923-05-11

CASCADE LINEN
Ono pound in a package.
We also save envelopes to
match, A good quality OF
writing paper and always In
the best Of taste.
Standard Price This Sale
/ II Ace 2 lbs ilc
Washington telegraph., 1923-05-11

loturn home on Saturday the
18th.
Rev. j. H. Currie is slightly
Ill this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Yerger
of Hope motored to Washing
ton Sunday and spent a brief
while with friends.
After having been sick sew
eral days, Mrs. Lula Ferguson
is now able to be up again.
Mrs. Carrie M. Golston kind
ly donated to her pastor and
family a liberal amount of nice
Strawberries, preserves, pick
les etc. for which we heartily
give thanks.
Washington telegraph., 1923-05-11
CoIOre Peoples Column
Edited by Belle S. Tyus


Mr.. Ode Johnson went to
Hope Friday for dental work.
Miss Josie Hutchison of
Mineral Springs is here visit
ing her brother and sister,
Rev. and Mrs. j. w. Hutchison.
Miss Sophenia Williamson
left Monday for her home in
Ozan.
Mrs. Pearl Ragland is here
visiting her father, MIR. Ellison
Cooper. She has been sick for
quite some time.
The friends of Mr.. Ed Trent
will regret to learn that he has
recently been deprived of his
favorite saddle horse by some
unknown party who seemingly
did not fancy the price of r.
r. fare and who perhaps had
not read or heard read the Ten
Commandments, sought to take
the cheaper route by lifting the
horse from the hitching post
in town and rode off as though
there was no such thing as hav-
ing to pay the penalty. 1t is
hoped that Mr.. Trent will soon
recover his horse.
Washington telegraph., 1923-05-11
MULE TOO MUCH FOR
jim PRYOR, COLORED

Jim Pryor, colored, was
thrown from a mule and Sc
verely injured Monday after,
noon while riding down the
street near the home of Mr..
M. G. Monroe.
Jim is a semi-cripple and
too old to outwit a wiley mule.
The equestrian contortions of
the cunning mule were not of
the most wriggling and tumb-
ling figures, but the occurrance
was like this: Jim was riding
sidewise into town when a
youth passed on a running
horse. The mule sprang from
under Jim and, with a thud,
he sat down on the ground. II
Jared Jim's brain until he
wabbled over, lying PROSTATE
Several went to his rescue and
assisted him to town, where he
quickly recovered from an al.
most unconscious state. He is
sore but otherwise unharmed.
Washington telegraph., 1923-05-11

Mrs. M. j. Johnson of Ark
ansas city, Royal Grand Matron
of the o. r. S. of Arkansas
Jurisdiction paid her an
nual visit to the local lodge,
Excelcior Court No. 1913, of this
city Monday May Z. She left
for Hope in the afternoon.
Mrs. S. A. Bragg went to
Hope Tuesday on lodge busi-
ness.
Mr.. Mack White of Shreve-
port, La. was in town this
week on business.
Mrs. Marcia Moses and Mrs.
Pariiee Wilson were on the
sick list this week.
The horse stolen from Mr.. Ed
Trent Saturday has been founl
and returned to him.
Rev. Geo. L. Tyus left Tues
dag morning for Dyersourg,
Tenn, where he will witness
the commencement exercises
this week of Bruce High
Scnool in which his daughter.
Miss Georgia is music teacher,
also a nephew of his will re one
of the graduates. He expects to
Washington telegraph., 1923-05-11
HElHPSTEAD MARINES
IN PACIFIC FLEET

Washington, May 9.-Cruis-
ing about the Pacific and Wis
iting the various ports along
the West Coast, Earnest and
Johnnie Albert Paisley, sons Of
Mrs Rebecca Hewett of To-
kio, Hampstead County, Ark,
are now members of the u. S.
Marine guard on the dread
naught Seattle, one of the bat
tleships of the Pacific Fleet.
Their names appear on a list
of Marines attached to that
vessel.
The Paisley brothers joined
the Marines at their recruit
ing station in Fort Worth, Tex
as, November II, 1922, and for
several months were stationed
at Mare Island, Calf. Later
they were assigned to duty on
the Seattle, where the Marines
are trained to man certain
types of guns and to perform
guard duties. Occasionally
the Marines come ashore for
practice marches, or to visit
the larger cities on the Pacific
Coast when the vessel drops
anchor near Los Angeles or
San Francisco.
The Seattle was recently re-
ported at San Pedro, Calf,
but will probably leave short
ly for other ports. No doubt
the local boys will have many
interesting experiences to re-
count when they return home.
Washington telegraph., 1923-05-11
WHY RE-CU-NA PURIFYS THE SYSTEM
1e ingredients of This Wonderful Remedv Are Nom Made
Public.

There are certain we'll known
and universally used roots and
herbs, which nature intended to
be used as System ana Blood
Purifiers. These when proper
ly blended with alternatives do
cleanse the blood, stimulate the
Liver, Kidneys and Bowels, e.
Intimate the accumulated pois-
ons which, unless disposed of,
get into the blood, producing
disease, weakness and a gener-
al break down of the human
body.
Unless these poisons are E.
minated by the Liver, Kidneys
or Bowels they seek elimination
through the skin. Boils, Car
buncles, skin eruptions, sores,
pimples and other evidence of
nature to drive out these pois-
ons are seen every day.
Unless your Kidneys, Liver
and Bowels are kept active, di-
sease is sure to result. Among
the universally recognized in
gradients of merit are the fol-
lowing:
Sarsaparilla---used as a
BLOOD purifier" for
Washington telegraph., 1923-05-11
WARNING ORDER

No. lila. In tht Chancery Court
OF Hampstead County, Ark.
Hattie V. Brooks, Plaintiff,
VS..
j. s. Brooks, Defendant.
The Defendant, j. S. Brooks, is
warned to appear in this Court with
IN thirty days and answer the COM
plant Of the Plaintiff, Hattie V.
Brooks.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said court this 3rd day of May 1928.
(SeaD L. F. HIGGASON, Clerk.
Washington telegraph., 1923-05-11

MA is the password to health.
From now on use RE-CU-MA.
RE-CU-MA is on sale in
Washington by Bates Drug Co.
and by John H. Barrow, Drug
gist in Ozan, Ark, and by al
most all good druggists.
adv't.
Washington telegraph., 1923-05-11
WARMING ORDER

No. 1117. In the Chancery Count
of Hampstead County, Ark.
Millie McGowan, Plaintiff,
VS..
Zcddic MCGOWAN, Defendant.
The Defendant Zeddio McGowan is
warned to appear in this court with
in thirty days and answer the COM
plant Of the Plaintiff, Millie Nc
Gowan
Witness my hand and the seal Of
said court this 9Th day Of May, 1928.
/. i. HIGCASON, Clerk.