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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-03-13
An Agreement Reached by Which
Contestants Share Alike In the
Property In Dispute
HERMAN ACCOLA FOUND
GUILTY OF HAVING STILL
Claimed He Did Not Own The
Property-Appear In His Own
Defense When Case Is Called

After the jury had been drawn in
the case of Moses Burns by his guar.
dian, John Mears Of Bear Creek
against the State Bank of Spring
Green and James O'Hara of Mazo,
manie had been drawn i'm direuit
court, the case was settled Some
months ago it was found necessary
to take Moses Burns of Spring Green
to a hospital and now he is in the
National Soldiers home in Milwau-
kee He has made d will which is al
Spring Green but his mind is in such
a state that he is not able to look
after his affairs at the present time.
Just before going to the hospita,
at Madison he signed check for
$4,000 in favor of Mr. OHara, the
postmaster at Mazomanie There
was some question about whether or
not he should do this and the bank
refused to pay out the money The
total, interest in all, became $6,424.-
20 and this was divided between Mi
'O'Hara and the guardian, the sum
turned over to Mr.. Mears going back
to the estate to be divided according
to the will at the time of Mr. Burns
death.
Mrs. Burns has been dead some
time and there are no children. Mr.
O'Hara is not an heir to the property
unless named in the will. He is rs.
lated to Mrs. Burns, deceased, not
to Mr.. Burns. There are a number of
heirs on Mr.. Burns side of the house
but the will will have to be consid>
cred in dividing the estate. Mr.
Burns is a veteran of the Civil war
Pleads His Own Case
When the case Of the State of
Wisconsin against Herman Accola of
Prairie du &C was called he had no
lawyer, did not want one, said he
would handle his own case. He was
charged with having a still in his
possession. According to the testi-
mony there was still on his faith
er's farm, which had been sold, and
the still passed to Tony Fronk, now
in Chicago, and T. F. Felix, now
with the Stoughton Wagon works,
When they took the still they hur-
ried it across the river, taking it Out
of Sank county. This makes an
either action in another county.
Accola claimed he did not own the
still although from the evidence,
Fronk and Felix got it from him.
Edwin c. Accola was witness with
his brother, Herman Accola, the de-
fendant.
Their evidence was not sufficient
TO convince the jury Herman Accola
was innocent, so they brought in a
verdict of guilty. The question o,
possession" was the one at issue.
Accola was given a fine of 5000
and costs or sixty days in Jail. The
costs amounted to about $25 The de-
PENDANT declared he would not pay
would take the jail sentence.
Accola of Sank City, 1t will be re-
called that some months ago the faith
er was fined $4,000 in the Court o
Judge J. H. Hill in Baraboo on the
charge of violating the prohibition
laws. He had place in Sank Cit!
where it is alleged liquor was soil
and it is thought the still taken from
his farm is the one which manufac
tured the moon" sold in Sank City
The witnesses: E. F. Smith, Vic
tor Sehaefer, Raymond Felix, Georg
Gruber, Herman Accola, Edwin c
Ao"ola
The Jury: Mrs. Herman Ratzebure
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-03-13

The Reedsburg second team was
also defeated by the Baraboo sec
onds by a score of Is to 8. Those who
P!ay ed for Baraboo were, Mould, Bon
ham, Frazer, Wilcox, Harris, Hay
cock, Johnson, Mcmahon, Bailey and
Lipkey. For Reedsburg were, Hager,
Prange. Spor1eader, Reindnesh and
Pe1ton.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-03-13

F. w. Gade, L. M. Kelley Jr, Mrs,
l.. w. Sayles, Tilda Jackson, Mrs
Mary Seeley, William Koenecke,
Mrs Anna Smith, Mrs Helen Potter,
Mrs James Curry, Mrs. G. w. Sny-
der and Mrs. Ida NeitzelA
Oickerson Appears
Some days ago when the case
against George Dickerson of Sank
CITY was called he failed to answer
and his bondsman faced a forfeiture.
Something must have happened for
Dickerson hurried to Baraboo, ap-
peared in court, plead guilty, and is
now taking his medicine. He is char
ged with violating the prohibition
act. Judge Crosby thought that six
months in jail and fine of $500
would be about right for the Sank
City resident. He is not to stay in
jail at the expense of the county
however, but is to work and the
wages paid to the clerk of court who
will see they go to the wife and si2
children. In case Dickerson fails to
pay the 5000 he must continue to
work on the old program and this
will extend the time to about next
Thanksgiving.
Special Verdict
The questions and answers in the
special verdict in the case of Martin
Conway against George Stowe, both
of Reedsburg, were as follows:
1. Was the plaintiff, Martin Con
way, falsely arrested and falsely i'm
prisoned on June 81, 1928?
Answer, No
2. Was such arrest unlawful and
without probable cause or justifca-
ton?
Answer, No
3. Did the defendant, George Stowe
make such arrests?
Answer, Yes.
4. If the court is Of the opinion that
the plaintiff is entitled to judgment,
at what sum do you assess his dam
ages for such false Imprisonment?
Answer, No damages.
5. Did the defendant on June 81,
1928, commit an unlawful assault
and battery upon the plaintiff?
Answer, No
g. If you answer the fifth question
Eyes" then answer this question: If
he court is of the opinion that the
plaintiff is entitled to damages for
the unlawful assault and battery if
you so find that one was committed,
at what sum do you assess the plain
tiff's damages for such assault and
battery?
Conway sued for $1,000 on the
ground of assault and false impris-
onment. He claimed he should not
have been arrested but as noted by
the answers he lost the suit
The Jury: Mrs. G. w. Snyder, Fred
Schlender, Mrs. e. M. Adams, Aug
ust Volkey, Mrs. Katherine Pollard,
Clara Merkel, Corwin Hirschinger,
Mrs. Ida Neitzel, Ernest Marks, Char
les Colby, August Horstman, Mar
garet Coyne.
The witnesses: Martin Conway,
Ellen Conway, George Stowe, Charles
Mattice, George Chamberlain.
Other Cases
In the case of the .receivership oil
the Farmers Packing company the
receiver, C. M. Dubois, was ordered
paid the sum OF 5000 and costs,
amounting to $25.
The correction of title Of land own
ed by Richard LANCE was granted.
The case OF o. L. Glen against 2.
Clemens has been settled.
The case of Ernest Wendt VS.. Carl
Dunse ST., was dismissed.
Continued on next Page
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19
MRS. ISABELLE HARDIN
GAINS IS POUNDS on
TANLAC TREATMEE
Well Known New England
Lady Gives Medicine
Full Credit.

"u case had been given Up aa
hops 40 I ~ not hesitate % give
.Tauiar credit FOR saving my life la
Che fbrrrachinE statement ~ Hm
Isatrnr d. Harding. esteemed rei.
Dent ~ % LyuN09d g.. Ero0kgille.
Macs
sFurthcrmore." che continued.
''Taulac ala not stop "a saving my
life. for b. increased my weight from
ninety seven pounds 10 one hundred
and ihirtytWo and left me enjoying
the best Of health.
give years ago. while living III
Seattle. Washington, was taken
20 ni thnt mo- one thought I could
live Complications resulting from
stomach trouble brought roe down
10 my bed and / could not even walk
two steps Do fact. I was 20 Tar gone
that I thought my end had come. and
even went 90 fnr al % bid my hua
band and children goodbye. Nobody
win ever know what / went through.
Tor words just can't fully de1cr.be d.
zone day. after ] had been 10 bed
Elk weeks. my husband brought me
n bottle Of Taniac. I finished this
bottle feeling some better. % ] got
more and kept on improving until
/ bad used ten bottles and then /
was n well and happy woman. My
recovery was 20 miraculous as %
ustonish those who knew how bad
OF ] was. / am now enjoying the
best of health and while / am sixty
nine 1 really don't feel over forty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19
MELODRtNlA POPULAR
AT THE BLUE MOUSE

And the villain stlii pursued her
Remember the good old days when
you Kissed the villain and checrcd
tho hcrug "Ncllie. tho Beautiful
Cloak Model" which b. showing al
the Blue Mouse. brings hack those
days.
II would be hand 10 imagine a bot.
ter.selectcd cast Where u there "a
more lovely cloak model" than
Claire Windsor. and what villain i.
more popular than the daahlng lew
CodyG Tho latter nearly steals the
picture,
Cart begin 70 recall all tho thrills,
There II n smashup between two
autos, an elevated train scene and "a
fight on a fire escape between ri.
mund Lowe ttho hcroi and Lew Cody,
These scenes stand out most. II you
were thrilled when the big old prop
train came LAUNDERING" onto The
stage ana stepped Just as the front
wheels were about 10 pass over Mel.
Hes body lthe villains had her tied 90
tho track. you'li hang onto your scat
when you sec q rial. honcatto-Eood,
ness train come racing down The
track and beautiful Claire Windsor
snatched from death.
Hobart Bosworth and Mar Busch
are other favoritea In this melo-
drama. There Is also a little golden.
haired Eirl in tho opening scenes Of
the story. she Is Betty ammo Haic.
Seattle youngater
As usual there Is a hlgh.clasS mu,
steal program az the Blue Mouse.
H. n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Torminai-Pier t1-StTs Iyo
Maru. President Jefferson. Pier 10
strs city Of Spokane ltongosan Maru.
Great Northern Terminal Str royamn
Maru.
Union on Co.'s Termluai-str Cold star.
Grand Trunk Pacific TormInal--s,r Ad-
mrat Evans.
American Can Co.'S Tormlnal-str sahta
Flayia.
Pier ilD-strs Forest King. ms Donna
Lane.
pier i4-str Phlloete,es.
Pier S-Str Carolyn Frances.
Pier 5--schr G. e. Holmes.
Pier 2-strs Victoria, Northwestern.
Pier D-Ma Admiral Perry. str Admiral
Rodmau.
Seattle shpbuIldlng DoolS-u, 8. s. Box
On.
Pacific Coast Coal Bunkers-u. s. l.. 8.
Relief strs Eomdyk, Jefferson.
Pacific Coast Engineering works-str
Bakersfield.
Union Pacific Tcrminni--Str MAnu1anl
y. s. shipping Board Moorngs-slrs
West lson. West Gsmbo, West Kador,
Cadron. Bearport. Cuprum
Connecticut Street Termlnal-Str Mar
garet Dollar
King s wlnsc Terminal schr Maid OF
Orleans.
stacy street Tcrmlnal-sr Pcnnsyl-
yaninn.
Lander street Termlnal-.Ms Pacific Ship
por,
tiauford street Terminal str Centnurus.
Duthics-Ms Ruby, u. $. s. Connecticut.
spokane street Tcrmlnnl-Strs Admiral
Rogers, Now Britain
East waterway Dock & Warehouse Co..
stre Hoyclsan Maru, West Nous
General Petroleum Terminal Str Cura-
Gao.
West seattle Training station EAGLE 81.
lloffernRn'a Dry Dock str Rainier. ms
Culhurrn.
Port Blakcley--str Tannna
Wlnslow Marine Railway tEnglc Hn-borl
Schra MlndanRo, Vancouver Retay
Ross, Ella A. Sophie Chrlstcnaon,
Meteor aud Alumna bitna Anne
comyn. Charles n. Crocker, Grlffson,
Henry Willard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19

Comedy Is New
King Offering

WILL KING and his cohorts pro.
w Vidc plenty of chucklcs in iho
new comedy. Hello. Hawaii. play.
Ing az the Palace Hip ihcatSr ihis
week. Tho succession Of gags and
comedy situations. tho not forming n
strong plot. are put over 30 effective.
IS that tho Offering ih 40 good enter.
iaiument "a ono could wish for
The story contcra around tho cf
forts OF Bees Hin and Billie bingham
who drops her lnFrnuc role for tho
.iimc-io marry invalldH who viii die
orr in a short time and leave them
free 10 enjoy tho roles Of fascinating
widows Felix. young doctor. whose
patients seldom survive. ably played
by Reece Gardner. introduces them
TO fkny Lcschinsky and Mike Doolcy.
played by tho favoritoa. VIII King
and Low Dunbar. both desperately
scaAlck. There rs hilarious good
time IN tho episodes that follow. with
a surprising ending. Arthur Belasco.
Honora Hamilton and Howard Evans
also hav1 prominent parts In the
cast. The action takes place on n
colorful Hawaiian background. with
n particularly effective set for the
first act. representing tho deck OF an
ocean liner
a pretty sailor drill featuring
Howard Evans and the King girla
opens the comedy. Jean Singer rem.
der 3 Lazy" in her characteristic
style. aud yivacious Ethel Burney
leads the gnngwny girls In a humor.
Gus novelty. "Bughouso Fables"
Casey Jones sings Shine" while
winsome Mile Markle gives MS her
bit. "Sunsct Land" Cute Marie
Locke. the coincidence. flashes across
tho stage in n comic hula.hula. and.
with her sister. Edna. wins a big hand
Of applause with an exhibition Of
supplcncss and tall kicking.
Ruby Adams Is poppler than ever
when she sings what Does tho
Pussy Cat Mean When She Says
'Meowr2" with tho always popular
Star Trio. composed OF Don Smith,
Casey Jones and Jimmy Ellnrd.
Hermie King and his cffcrvcscent
jazzeteers keep the audience on chair.
edges with their syneopatons. 1.-The
Girl ] Love Belongs TO Somebody
Else" and "Red.Hot Mama" are two
featured, selections for the week.
L.. s,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19
1tloNday
COLOMBIA COMEDY
SORE AAiINCIN Funny

DOUGLAS MAC LEAN makes his
~ latest comedy. THE Yankee
Consul on view this week az the
Columbia. 80 highly entertaining
that one Il forced 90 forgive she
imposzhiuty o. the plot some 10
or 10 yc..rs ago The Yankee Con-
sur enjoyed trcmcndous success a.
a musical comedy, with Raymond
Hitchcock In the stellar role. ON
the screen IL n even funnier and
tho music Is not lost Preceding
tho film showing. the Columbia or
ches,ra. under the capable direction
~ IIhoriua Hauptman. renders tho
Yankee Consul" musical score.
To set hack 10 tho picture. Tho
Plot OF the story has 20 DO with a
wealthy young chap tpoug Mac
Lam who takes no interest In Me-.
Influential friends fearing for tho
fellows reasoning, frame on him.
and the plot jumps GO South Amer
lea. where IN no time noug be-
comes interested IN lie and In a
pretty Eiri,
scrcamlngly funny are tho scenes
on beard the ocean liner Mae
Leans facial expressions are great.
and he sets over his "seaack
scenes fine.
The supporting cast r. good, too.
Especially Patsy Ruth Miller she
and poug make great comedy
team.
For thoss who Ike 90 laugh and
can stretch their imagination, The
Yankee Consul Us recommended
on. yes. there A. new episode
OF tho Fast steppcrs" series on
mo same hill ~. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19
New Corporations

OLYMPIA. May 1.-THE following
articles of Incorporation have been filed
10 thc office Of the secretary Of state:
Tacoma Hotel. Inc. Tacoma. tsiE.e0o.
John Buffelcn. g ~. jackson and John
=. Savage.
Tacoma Mnl Co. San Francisco.
Amendment reducing capital stock from
$3.50 600 20 tie.0o
Washington Dairy Co. Seattle. 500
o0a. CcEAre Padeili Aiiezsio Mariani.
John Pfandi and Frank Frodarici
Panco Guernsey Breeders Association.
inc. pAsoo. capital stock, none. Fred
Huber. y. s. steele. G. J. Dunn. j. A.
Lowry and ~ 4. McGilvra.
Nerax Chemical Co. Seattle. $4,000
W. =. Snow and Walter =. Meier.
Union Lumber & Single Co, Union
Mills. staa. zoe. Judd Grccnman. A, u.
Laws. Eunie A. Chatter, Maudo Cbaticu
Cowherd. Fletcher Cowhcrd and Fletrh-
cr CnwheTd. Jr.
Puget Sound Battery Co. Tacoma
Amendment increasing capital stock from
SO 900 to tzs.0pe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19
COLONIAL SHOWING
MARY PICkFOKD FILM

Mari plckford has her beautiful
golden curtis coiffcd high in tho style
OF tho Empire period in tho title role
Of 'Ttosifa." which - the Colonial
photoplay feature.
4 thrilling tale Of Spanish romance
IL unfolded in swiftly moving scenes;
glimpses OF carnival and palatial
spleudor blended into story Of drp.
matte Intensity interpreted with
human frailties. comedy intrigue. stis.
ponsc and mounted on n production
OF gigantic proportions. Astounding in
meiodrama and love.
Az Rosita. Mary Pickford appears
in many scenes Of dramatic intensity.
and while she Is seen In the role OF
an emotional actress. Miss Picisford
has played many emotional scenes
heretofore. therefor Il will not in this
sense. be new MARY just a grown.
up Mary Pickford never fully re-
voalcd until the present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19

when no " caught "a the clutch Of
"a unusual a set OF circumstances ms
WAS ever conceived IN dramatist'a
brain.
Tho cast, which includes Rosemary
Theby. Russell simpson. Diana Alien
and Dick sutherland. lends admirable
support.
There n comedy md Fox Scwu
reel on the same bin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19
GRAIN REMAINS
UNCHANGED
Trade Waits for Definite
News From Washington

CHICAGO May iT-0rhins closed
practically unchanged on tho board
N trade today passing thru ono n
The dulleat sessions since pfr-war
dayH
wheat prices moved within Hhr-
row limits. rally following the
early dir. aud closing values resting
firmly az the opening level. Trade
continued % walt some definite news
from Washington.
Selling pressure IN corn was met
Oh all rallies and bulls were unable
90 do more than elevate values 20
the opening figure Rapid proEfraH
ia being made iu planting operations
under ideal conditions.
Oats dtHplayl individual
strength. closed frHctiouhlly higher.
Nothing was done ia provisions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19
MARKET is SLOW
AT OPENING
Easy Tone Charaoterizes
Industrial List
WALL sTuErr IoUmNAL TiNAN-
4EAI HI-AIf.M

NEW YORK. May i8 Most ~ the
speculation commonly attention
was devoted at thr atHrt m thr week
io the contest over fhH bonus meas.
ufn lu the Hrnsff WIFE ihp vote
rthrdulrd fnr latr Boo tho aaf a f-u-
dfnry waa shown to await further
Move FROM Washington and Use mar
hrt WHe uuitf lu The early iraIInEa
with hn fnrf tone rhHrhfirTialuE fhr
industrial iIrL while raila mniH-
tanned a strong tone.
Baldwin failed go respond o. tho
nrNH from MrEICu city that rrrai-
dent NhutiaIn sad closed "a contract
fotaiinE Ge 1Nu. 900 with tho Mexican
National Railway.
Tho stock market opened lower.
Industrial Alcohol g. or "a Ana
cnuas, gts off 20 American can.
1905. or = aiudrbhnrr, 8lia g.. a
o.. tIts. up "a MARYLAND preferred
8th. on = az 81 Steel sea or r..
Colorado fHrl $685. Consolidated
Gas. eais. General Mot0ra. l1ia sin-
clair. ~. on - Bethlehem Steel
t4ik. on e 81 a 81. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19

The comedy Isn't Of the hilarious
kind. bat Hoot succeeds in keeping
hia audience amused.
While Gibson sets away with hlH
comedy role al right It seems a
shame that such cmckeriaek
hofsrmnn should desert tho west
ern pictures IN which be has been
30 popular 20 try comedy.
Richard Tucker. Anne Cornwall
and Helen Holmes help 20 make tho
picture entertaining
Hustler Lorenzo ia singing 'Mar.
cheta ana AFTER Awhile Ills
first selection IL most popular. Leon
Crccnmnn's orchestra features
Blue Danube Waite" and "Liugcr
Awhile
a ohos,ly Night Is tho comedy
film.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19

ENRoM cowboy 10 comedian.
Il Hoot Gibson ~ trying his
hand az comedy. In ~toflorsc tiaw.
klns." story u small town life in
which be- la starring az the hiriiig
this week. ilooi IA chief toto q
everything about tho village. cspc'
cially the local thcatfr ~ the
fackefaiitradrs he easea the way
20 harm stormlng crew which come
10 thru with melodfama Later.
DESERVING bis busy life IN the yil.
laFc. Hoot goes 20 New York seek.
ing the little inscnue who appeared
In hs home town thsater Iic Oh.
tains a "supc job in q broadway
civil war drama. where. nitho hs
docs not know Il. the Eirl Is bcing
starred. You can just imagine the
rest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19
ROMANCE!

LOS ANGELES. May 19,-"All
Alone Susan" was not alone today.
Margaret Lawrence and Wallace
Bddinger, wcll.inown stage folk Of
New York and the country ut large,
have slipped away TO the quictudc
OF Pebble Beach for honeymoon.
following their marriage here late
Saturday night.
The two have been co,starring in
"All Alone Susan" whimsical
little comedy, which viii later ap.
pear in New York. Their thcatri.
cal engagement here ended satur.
day night. SO did their romantic
one.
Eddingcr gave his age as AZ, while
his actress bride Us 81.
A Honolulu voyage will prccede a
return TO the stage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19
Building Permits

w Beach Jones. 5pso 18th ave. y. Z.
frame residence. IeNse. 81 500.
James ]. Grant. 1885 i5th 5. w. frame
residence. stxzs, SLIGO.
Vernon Inv. Co.. -126 IS. Seth st. alter
alton residence. $1,000.
Geo. =. Bell 500 Meirose ~, frame resi-
dence. s4S39. sa.0ee.
Frank CAnovi. 1851 aoth ave. w. frame
residence. 2sxs2. $1,000.
Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co, 1901 Third ave.
telephone station add. 4ox2o. $4,000.
j. W. Howe. ESQ \. 45rd. frame resi-
dence 20xfo, $4,000.
Ale stonesen. Port Townsend, wn.. frame
residence. aex2s. $1,000.
Sam Lehtlnen. All Bond St. frame resi-
dence. 24x52. $1,000.
Edward L. Pope. 1881 7sth ave. 8. frame
residence. 2ex5s, $1,000.
c. 4. Anthony. a22 W. 10th St, frame
residence. 3SXs2. 81 500.
Mira. Il. G., Thomas. l2ii goth ave. ~.
frame residence. s4Nz7, s9.5oo.
sylliaascn & Saudo. 4Q6 Crazy bldg.
franc building. 17x2s. $1,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived Nay is.-sif ". y. Alexander
from Los Angeles via San Francisco. AZ
s.ts a. M. Htg Nerthland from San Fran.
cisco via pofts, AZ 2 n. M; str Pennsyi-
yania from New York via ports. at 7.ts
q. m May ls-str Admiral Dewey from
Los Angeles via Han Francisco. az il!46
., M. Eagle No % from Sound trip. az
II p M. str wcst Notus from BucnoH
Aires via ports. at A. M; str Ecmdyk
from Rotterdam via ports. at s;i5 y. m. /;
stt Mauulnul from Honolulu via ports
1t 7.is n m. str Hoyeiaau Maru from
otarg via ports. at s;is a. M. Htr North
western from Masks. ~ / a. IN. May
i7.-str iyo Msru from Tacoma. al p.
m. ctr Pacific shipper from Tacoma, ut
$40 y m.
Sailed May is.--Ma Los AiamoB FOR
Los Angeles. o. $3.50 n m; str Admiral
Dewey for Sound ports. az 6 a. m. May
is.-stT Mystic For sew York via ports.
at gao p. M. str RAncnfjord for VAL
paradise via ports. az p, m. str Edmoro
for Vancouver, at , p, m; str Giymont
for Los Angeles via San Francisco. at
is.t5 y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Stay i1.-Forcizu *
change opened steady. 6-rliuF demand.
tfaGb francs. to.os7o: lire. f0otttis
Belgium. to.oiBo = MARKS. f.2io.fge. oeo.-
600.
Leading foreign exchanges closed
steady Sterling. ftIGh. francs.
i0.es4i =. or fp.0oQs; lire. fo.0ftih. %
i0.eoeals Belgian francs. t9.ofK1A on
so.gto0M; marks. f.2io 900 e0e. 900 20 the
dollar. Yokohama. $685. Russian. SIS,
Sweden. $3.50. Norway. lass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19
WINTER GARDEN STAR
Is STUART HOI MIS-

Stuart Holmes Is starring at the
Winter Garden. He is being feat
ured In The Rip Tide" a mclodra.
matte photoplny. in which he hns ono
Of his most villainous roles. lilo IN
seen as Count Boris Voronsky. a
sinister hlaok.hcarted scoundrci.
The story. IN a series Of colorful
sequences. shows tho soul develop.
ment Of a young Indian prince. who
rcnounees the faith Of his fathers
for tho teachings Of the Church OF
England. TO return again TO the be
liefs and customs o. his ancestors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19
Portland Live Stock


Cattle Receipts. none. Tone - market,
stfaaV steers. good grade. fs.seaas
medium. fCt1at6g. common. fsat.5of
hcifrrr. r0od. fl.gsuts medium and
common $3.50 1885, ,oWt. good. $3.50
a5. medium and common. fts99s 70,
cBunefu and cutters fi.lQa4zs bulis.
cHnHrrr and bpiognaa. t1a go. calves.
medium and choice % ibs down. ie.5o
mi0 100 % ESQ lba ii.tQd2.ie; 200
ihu up. fGt0as.to
Hes. -Hccripts. none. Tone o. market.
steady. Medium. good and choice. ieQ
% 200 Ibr t7fbdEit; 200 % 30
lur f7.g8dT.ss. 80 lbs. up. E707.to.
packing. smooth heavy, if0 g.7s; pack
Ing. rough heavy. Nt00e. daughter
piEs. t7u7.ts.
shsrp- Receipts none Tone % market.
steady lambs. ~ lha. down. medium
20 choice. f1.sa0gtQs hcayyWeightu.
msdiam and choice. fsaB. culla and
commons. aii weights. tta7. veihera.
f1Hf. ewes. common 20 choice. $50
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