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TO PRESENT LECTIIRE

Milford W. Howard, noted educa- tional lecturer of California, will speak at o'clock Sunday afternoon at the First Methodist; church. MT. Howard Is being brought to Birmingham under the auspices of fhe Baptist Young Peo. ple'A union and the Epworth league. The public is invited.
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BASKETBALL

Thescity champs, Owenton team, were defeated by the Atlanta City Union champs last Saturday by score of IS to 20, but the game was a well-fought one and it was a great privilege to wit ness such game. Atlanta has a repu- tation of long standing. but it is prob- able that they will know the next time they Gnme in contact with Birming- hams champions they will have hard
 CT time to defend their laurels.
 The Service league is still ahead in the tgirls' championship and it is be- lieved this league will receive the pen naDt at the next city union meeting. 1 In spite of the fact that one of their guards3is in the hospital, the game has
 been the same well-foubht and interest ing the -as it has been since the series began.
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HOWARD TO 1LECFURE

Mr. Howard is one of the best known fshilanthropists in the south, having founded a great school on Sand noun
 tain for the education of the mountain children. The royalties from. his book,
 "The Bishop of the Ozarks," and also from his picture. written. produced and starred in by himself, "The Bishop of ! the Ozarks," have been dedicated to the sdaeatisn of his people. Mir. Howard served the people in Congress as well as in other ways. Due to the influence i of the city union of Epworth Leagues and to the B. Y. P. U., Mir. Howard
 will talk to the members of these two groups of young people at the First { Methodist church, at 3 o'clock Sunday. 1 The public is invited ato this lecture. and an members of the leagues and B. Y. F. U. are requested to be present.
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EAST THONyAS BAPTIST

Judge H. l.. Anderton will speak at the II o'clock services. a-.
 Rev: M. c. Stedham will preach at z 80 o'clock. ~'-
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Thessalonians 21920 "For what is hope of rejoicing? Are in the of Lor
 My
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so. HIGHLAND PRESBYTERIAN
 Dr. William R. Dohyns. Pastor
WALKER .kTENfOHIAI.sNEE

''The Son of God" at III o'clock.
 ,"TAhe Holy Spirit" at T:45 o'clock.
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SOUTH HIGHLANDS PRESBYTERIAN

= . NEUE EFIEGs ' N v N8VNN Prelude, "Barcorolle," (Krohn):
 Anthem, Praise Ne the Father, (Gounod). E .s.l,,. 7 0ffertory interlude, "Elesy' (Mas- senett). t.t.
 Postlude, (Martin). :.
 Evening, 7:45 O'clock. Prelude, .'Intermezzo" Chopin.
 Anthem, "Tarry With Me" (Bald- win l.. Mir. Cook and quartet. &4. Offertory interlude, "Reverie. (Pres- toni. t.
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Dr. George R. Stuart, Pastor.
 ts..Are You Sold To Christianity" at il o'clock. l 1.-The Snare, of. the Fowler,s's at, z 30 o'clock. >.s.e {; <, Y s' yst z :3 E
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lENSLEY CHRISTIlAN .

heFs UaVId H. UrIITIM, FNBtH ' speak at the :3U o'clock service. = Gods Way -
 Rev. Robert l. HarrelL pastor of the Woodlawn Christian church will speab,at the ' 80 o'clock services.
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EAST BIRMINGHAM BAPTIST

Rev. T. F. Tendon, Pastor.
 Peters Downfall" at II o'clock Repentance and Restitution, at ( 80 o'clock. sM <,
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~ Rev. Ira F.. Hawkins, Pastor
 Two Characters. the Impenitent and the. ,Renitent,n at II o'clock. <. .;s
 "A Death-Bed Conversion" at z 30 o'clock .f- ss Ss
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HUNTER sTREET. BAPTIST

Rev. r. M Bradley, Pastor.
 "The Church, Its Origin and Mis- sion, at II o'clock, r.. (. ''' .'The Choice of . Wise Man." at : 80 o'clock. ' tf '
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FIRST BAPTIST OF BIRMINGHAM

V Rev. J. R. Hobbs, Pastor.
 Evangelist Louis Entzminger will preach at both services Sunday.
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} SERMON TOPICS
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST sRex. w. P. Mel 4enItan. Pastor.
FIRST METHODIST

{ Gods Distinctive Characteristics, at 7:30 o'clock.
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of Alabama will preach at the ii o'clock services Sunday Tnornins. ,s
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! MUSIC AT CHURCHES.
lSDBPDENDENT PRESBYTERIAN

r. Morning service: ..-s, S
 ouartet-"Come Holy spirits'' Ser void.
 .solo-"Supplication." Kurtzsteiner.
 Evening service: CLyrics Theatre) T:25 sharp. ifaa
 Male Quartets:
 Tn Heavenly Love" Trowhridge.
 Into the Silent Iand.' Foote.
 We Follow Thee. Thayer. Duet: They Shall Hunger No More . Gaul; Mrs. shackelford and Miss Baze- more. a :. Solo: 'Leaye It With Him" Ellis,
 J. r. Mcguire. tenor and director.
 ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL Morning service at II o'clock. Sle ! Processional, ,.,For~ All the. Saints Who From Their Labors Rest {Barnby.) <ss
 "yeniten ,(Anon)
 "Benedicite. (Macfarlan.l -ABenedictus" (Anon.) i Children's hymn, Savior! When in fDnststo Thee" fCarr.) s,' Hymn, Christian! Dost Thou See Them ?, Dykes.) N4ss.ae fa : A n '.
 Offertory anthem, *'Hear Me, o God" (Steane,) ...
 Recessional, "All Glory, Land and Honor (Teschner.)
 Organ postlude..
 ELEVENTH AVENUE METHODIST 4 Morning service at II o'clock. -. | Organ, Morning Prelude" Gum mings.) .. . Anthem, Thy Will Be Done" taken from. Mendelsohn, t.s9
 Offertory anthem, God Is My Sal vation" (Wilson.) Organ postlude, ''Choirs in A Minor" (Cummihgs.) ,r~t
 Evening service at [ 30 clock:
 Organ prelude. ''Softly Now the Light of Day (Ashford.l
 Anthem, 70, Lord of Hosts" (Hey- ser.) .5t a,t.A
 Offertory Duet. ..Inspirer and Hearer of Prayer (GeibeD,s sung by, Miss winnifred Witherspoon, soprano, and A. B. Dunning, baritone. r FIRST PRESBYTERIAN .S- l Morning service at II o'clock:
 Organ prelude. "Andante" tSilas.)
 Anthem. 70 Gladstone Light"
 ,0ffertory, duet, The Peace. of God E(Gounod.)
 Soprano, Mrs. Lucille Roberts Brooke contralto. Mrs. Paul Davidson; tenor, Baxter Eastburn; baritone, T. l.. Bis sell organist and choir director, Mrs. K. T. Rice. e,., SOUTH HIGHLANDS
 s~ PRESBYTERIAN
 Morning, II O'clock
 Prelude, "Barcorolle," (Krohn). Anthem, Praise Ne the Father"
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NORyyOOD BAPTIST

Roy. Walter Dudley; Pastor. "The Man Who?" at II o'clock. The, Man Who:" at z 80 o'clock.
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AVnNnALE RAPIYsT

Rev. w. M. Sentefl, Pastor. ,::The Supreme, Place. of Prayer" al II o'clock. ,a;iag 4s +'T'he Lords Side, at 7:3O o'clock.
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,sPRINGDALE BAPTIST

1SPRINGDALE BAPTIST
 Rev. o. M. Moore, Pastor. .s5 "Sanctification," at Il o'clock. The Necessity of Regeneration, at i7 o'clock.
 POWDERLY BAPTIST
 Rev. W. w. Adams, Pastor. '"Following Jesus atS11., o'clock. "Onr Field in Shantuhg, China" at z 80 o'clock. t.:s-11at S'
 WEST WOODLAWN- BAPTIST Rev. j.. w. Partridge, Pastor. "Why Am a Baptist" at II o'clock. Health and Wealth" at . 50 o'clock. faS.tfs RUHUNIA, EAST LAKE BAPTIST Rev. J, C. Sturdiyant. Pastor. N Why T Believe in Ged,' 'fat il o'clock.
 t'Why Am "a Church Member at [ 80 o'clock. ;.' ''s ''~' ENsLEY, PIKE AVE. BAPTIST = < Rev. Theo Harris. Pastor. '' Does God Punish Sin After DeathcI,' at II o'clock.
 ''why Join The Church. at [ 80 o'clock. <-1
 SOUTHsIDE BAPTIST Rev. J.. E. billiard, Pastor. : "He Brought Him To Jesus;'' at II o'clock. x.. % ~e Y{ E. Robert B.. Lee, the \ Uncrowned King of a Defeated People,s at. ' 80 o'clockG <.
 FAIRFIELDl BAPTIST >-sI g Rev. E. B. Gatlin, Pastor
 "1'he Divine Plan of Giving" at il o'clock. n @
 "Eschatology,,' at 7:30 o'clock. "
 WEST END BAPTIST Rev. Jesse A. Cook. Pastor. S.':f1ow to Own Ourselves" at II o'clock. <.si
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: ''s Rev. O. M. Moore, Pastor. -.s1
 "Sanctification," at Il o'clock. $ 'sfhe Necessity of Regeneration" 2 .7 o'clock. .-,--
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significant
  love The greatest achievement earth a throne '
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NEST END BAPTIS'

WEST ENU BAPTIST ts Rev. Jesse A. Cook. Pastor. How to Own Ourselves at Il ..seeking Cod at : 80 o'clock.
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SOUTHsIDE BAPTIST RSr I E nillard Pasknr
FAIRFIELDE BAPTIST

' FAHNF IEHlEJ0 RAF IISI "
 Rev. F. B. Gatlin, Pastor "The Divine Plan of Giving" at il o'clock. n "Eschatology,,' at 7:30 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-07
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Tsrminal- Pier fi-Btr some
done Mafu. Milan Mafu.
Great Aouhsrn TsrminAl-str Hhkata
Mgru
nsli street. Tsrrninai--u. 81 D. Relief
Pier t1-RtT wilhelm Htmsoth.
pier IL stf EkaEWay
Per A-Nt Cuiburra.
Pier B-Gir Admiral Hodnsu.
Seattle ahiBbuildiag DRY Dock-u. ?. =
Boxer
Pacific Coast Engineering works-B,r
Baksrsfisid
Union Pacific Tsru.nsi--As Apsr
U. r. shipping Board AoornES-Btss
West Ison. west Cacron. West Hen
shaw. West Kaesr. West oambo. City
81 Spokane
Seattle Flour Bilib-Btr London Importer.
King a winE,-P0wsr Slhf Maid Of or
leans.
Aibsn Bros Milling TsrminGi-s,r
EorthiAnd
stacy Btrsst TsrminEi-Hs OREGON.
Duihiss-Fowor tchr RUBY.
Todd Dry Docks-Btrs west Himrod,
Bsarport. Hanna Nielsen. Z. s. G. 3,
Flshsrs-str President Madison
Amss Terminal company-Btr Odin.
Alaska BtsamshiD AoornEs-sir kstehi-
kan
Port Blaksisy-str TanAna.
Winslow Marine Railway Eagle Hzrbor)
-schrs Ainaanho. Vancouver, Ella A..
ma bkins Anne Comgn. Charles y.
crocksr. tHrKes CoquitiGm City, Griff-
SEQ. Henry Willard.
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tho edge.
My. my. I'll have 10 act another
kettlor' she cried III I don't IN
have oorn.meai mush All over my
clean stove"
SO she hdlod out about half the
kettlefui into another pan ana then
aho had two kettles on the stove.
Blup. blup. blupl they went. the
two kettles Of muth ala. and tie
first thing sho knew. tho mush wpa
up 20 the top OF both of them. ANA
starting 10 boil over like every.
thing
"oh, wAlly. run and borrow Mrs.
Bunny's kettle. Hurry cried Mrs.
woodehuck, "or my stove viii be
ruined"
so away went waliy and came
hack with Mrs. Bunny's kettle.
Mrs. woodehuck iadled out tho
murh until Mrs Bunny's kettle was
full. too. And then there were three
i,-ttiea on the stove boiling and 30
ms hlup. blup, hlup. ali over every.
thing.
MY. my I never knew that corn
meal swelied Up So" cried Mrs.
woodohuck. why. ! DO believe us
still risInE. III have to set another
kettle wobhly. run and set Mrs,
Mufkrats kettle NJ once"
wobbiy ala. but Htill Il was not
enough, Ana before tho afternoon
vas over. Mrs. woodchuck had
tycry kettle IN the Green Woods
and tho Msada2-f.4i-ct musI. And
-.ct-urfy tho stove but tho tables
and sink and chairs were covered.
md there were pans 70 So Il out
In 70 cool. rbsy had 10 be Dor.
roWed. Too.
such tlmci And such lot q
muahi Airs. Woodchuck couldn't
turn her children out into the
world ht an after that She Rad
20 keep them a. home all summer
70 eat Up the 'nush
ITO he Continued
! Copyright, 1894. Seattle star
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Letter From John Alden Pres.
colt 10 Sydney Carton.

don't know what you mean. old
fellow, by telling mo 20 watch my
step. I don't believe that stumble
any oftener than most men. inclua
ing yourself. Can't n married man
be amused by a clever woman with.
out committing an offenso against
his wlfe7 Why. you old dunderhcad,
/ wish you could sec tho last letter
I wrote to Leslie. IT'S one OF the
most feryid love letters I have ever
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STEEL POUNDED
AT CLOSING
Professionals Also Hammer
al oil Stocks
WALL STREET JOURNAL FINAN.
ITNN kIENg

AHAAH hANHNAN
NEW YORK. June I-kG change
.H abe character % ths market took
place in fnc tWo-huur weekend fra-
zion today Professional continued
90 hammer away 81 TIE fteelf and
ollie In tho latter group. CoHdsn
wus forced 10 new iow ground for
the year. while Bethlehem aad Cru-
gIlln were among the heaviest spots
among thr steel shares.
but tho selling WAS considerably
reduced Boz volume a. compared with
the previous session and greater
rtvhdinesH characterized the pivotal
iHdustriaiH ike BALDWIN. American
can and General Electric.
Rails continued 60 display the
same impressive action which
marked their behavior thruout ~.
wrFk Iu this group Southern Rail
way maintained the Leadership.
HallyiuE tendencies became more
pronounced in tho principal indus
I trial stocks in tho final dealings.
cosdrn rsbouuded a fun point IRON
] ne early low or 21ia and recnFcrlsH
averaging better than a point took
place ia General Electric. Hhldwi 10
and other speculative leaders.
I International Telephone was fet-
tuTr 81 the spscihltles. attaining a
I 1894 high ~ 7iA.
{ Tho market closed higher United
d HtFfFn rAfFlf ~ a. Ap - hel ~ ~
I iui = up - Studsbaksr. Szh. up
] e.: Can. iOgE.. up .. WOODEN. Gs Y
/ up e.. CaEt Iron Pipe. ssis. up !
International Paper. go. up :
! Atchison. iQ2h, up a. southern
b9h. up "a: ~ & w. 100. or )
Tho market opened generally
higher. Atehifon. ioza up "a.
American sugar. % Z. % I. AmsTi.
Steel eAit. up u CoHden. sgia, OF
! y, New York Central. 1911 stand
ard OF % y. j.. o. up = Baidwin
i0sh, up y. NArlEnd. 2eis. or =
lWsstinEhouss. 81. up : htudtbakef
37a Union Pacific. i2o. OF =, Beth
] General Motors. 49,. up y Genera
] Electric. aI7. up 2. q. a o, Ila., OF
"a: Pan American y, ass, up q
Southern Railway, us, up y Ana
conda. 29h
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Please give me 10 cents worth
OF corn meal" said Mrs Wood,
chuck. waddllng into the little store
IN tho woods.
Certainly. nam" said Nick.
"hert's a nice package already put
up, and i,'a Just 10 cents"
Then I'll take a." said Mrs
Woodehuok Those children Of
mine have such big appeilies can't
IN them, I'm EolnE 20 fatten them
up and then let them seek their
own fortunes n tho world. Corn
meal muah. hear. ia very good.
u read Il in tho newspaper last
night"
so away waddled Mrs. woodehuuk
carrying her corn meal under her
arm.
IN make a lot and Il will Last
awhile" she remarked 20 herself
when she cot homo. and putting on
her kitchen apron sho got out the
biggest kettle she could ind.
Indeed Il was 10 hlr that the
grounding lady made her apple but.
ter In Il Ia tho fall. aud she also
used d, FOR making bread each week.
And indeed u was whispered
around thru the Green Woods and
the Meadow. that on wash days the
neighbors heard Mrs woodchuck
getting out her big kettle and put.
ting q away again. DO you SUP
po-c she eould have used !, for a
wash.tnh tooG
Well. anyway. she hauled out her
great big kettle ana filled q I'LL
water and put u oE-i.-r-T Tovo and
when 4 alaEted 10 boil. Bho slowly
stirred IN the whole io-ceut box Of
corn meal.
Pretty toon the corn meal began
20 swell. and Il went blup. hiup
making bis bubbles on top that
burst with a splaAh "a much al 70
say. stand away. everybody w
lnced morr room
afrs. woodehuck began 20 notice
that the mush Was clear NJ 20 the
top Of the kettle and running over
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GRAINS RALLY;
Then Dip
Oats Little Changed After
Erratic Trading Day

CHICAGO. Juns s.--Grains closed
giraffe today.
wheat underwent numerous dips
and rallies around the low point.
On all soft spots buying appeared
for foreign Interests A rally Ttcoy-
eTlnE most of the days losses. came
near the clnfc Export businetE
totelcd $4,000 bushels OF Canadian
wheat
Late strength IN corn Was more
pronounced. Buying by longs. based
On ite German parilamsnta action,
caused prices 10 recover tho dayr
losths and close fractionaliy higher
lor defiant deliveries
Gate finiHhcd practically I'M
changed. Steadiness was due 10
aoms cash INQUIRY Provisions
firncd up after u fractional gain on
local BUYING and closed higher
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LETTER FROM RUTH FILLING
TON TO EDGERTOS SANTLEl

DEAR Mr.. sASTLEY.
think from your letter that Wal
ter must have written you a. The
same time he wrote me, have
known Tor some weeks that no was
coming very soon. but he tells me
now that no will be here about the
18th Of next month.
really think you have neglected
me by not coming over. as when Lea
lie was in New York last she said
tina, you expected 20 come. How.
ever. / am sure that walter viii
bring you when he returns.
The moro you know my friend
Leslie Prescott. Mr. Santley. tho bet.
ter you will like her. she 10 the
sweetest. sinoerest and most loyal
woman have ever known. l do
not personally know any OF tho
others OF her family. so ! cannot
know II your estimate Of her sister
Alice be true, but from what Leslie
writes me. think u 10 probably 30,
aitho. as you say. ! think only an
/ EnRlihHnhn coulp nave H'-AHN ~
don't know how much Walter
has told you OF me, Last time wc
met, was married 10 Mr. Ellington
you know. This morning received
my decrcc OF divorce from him.
am telling you this myself to put
myself right In your eyes before yot
meet mo. There viii probably b
plenty Of people very ready to tel
you why obtained this separation
Thank you for your thought OF m'
in telling mo that walter VIII b
here soon. and believe me
Yours cordially.
RUTH ELLINGTON.
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The Idngle


written. I oven told her I was joal.
Gus Of her former sweetheart. and
that's goinE some
But enough Of this III abuae sod
rouudly for a. however when ! ase
you. You have no rcason for baels
ms me out tn this case whatever. I'm
a perfectly good husband. and no.
BODY knows tina, better than myself.
I hope when Introduce you 20 sally
Atherton. she'll bowl you ovor--you
deserve a.
Leslie viii be hons next week, and
we'll expect you. JACK.
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EGGS TAKE new
0NE-CENT RISE
Seasons First New Green
Apples Arrive Saturday

Eggs took another I cent advance
lon tho local market saturday cztus
bsing quoted al 90 cents Butter
showed growing strength and many
dealers expect It 70 80 up next week.
4 feature ON the produce market
was the seasons fret arrival u
green apples. which were selling az
$3.50 "a box.
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Proposals will DO received by the
Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts
Navy Department. Washington. u. g..
Until 10 o'clock n. m. June II. 1924.
for delivering coke. sheet lead. cocoa,
fire brick and plastic fire brick ma.
icriai. etc. canned pineapple peas
and aprieots. assorted jams. window
glass, mAguesia pipe covering, etc.
electric soldering irons, machlnlsts
vices. borax. sodium fluorlde and
murlatlc acid 20 the Navy Yard.
Puget SQUAD. Wash. Apply for pro-
posais 10 the supply officer. Navy
Yard. Puget Sound, wash. or 10 the
Bureau or supplies and Accounts.
DAVID POTTER. PaymAster General
81 the Navy. 5-23-2t. --Advcrtiso
Turnt
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Denver Live Stock
Friday. Quotation,

fridays Quotnftous
Cattle nsttlptr 20 steady Beet
steers, itai0.ioi cows and heifers
iGsgatt0. calves $4,000; ttockefI
and fssdsrs, iLgste bulls. iieC:g.
HcEs Receipts. $50. Market. STEADY
Top, iai5. bulk. 1g.5sa stps pigs. 81
Qe.
sheep nsosipis. 1880. MARKET. STEADY
clipped lambs. Si29it. wooltd lambs
tit1ifst, ewes. sfG7.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Omaha Live Stock

l1Tidhya ouotaiions

Cattle Rses,pir. 1900. Tone Of nArks,
steady. Warnings. is.so5io; cows and
heifsra tsGio.Ts: steers. tiTsSs.so
stocksrs and feeders ts.ke5s3S: eslyet
81 % $3.50. bulls ard stays. is.bo97.
Hogs Receipts. ~ 300. Tone 81 market
mostly ta higher. Bulk it.s0a $50
top. 1880.
sheep Receipts. 1000. Tone OF market
steady YsariinEs. 'ioaip5s. wethevr
f7558ss lambs, iis.5Sdle,z5, ewes
sfk01g
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Arrivals and Departures

ATiFsd -Juns str Ruth Alexander
from aan Diego va porte a o. H..
~ Mi'an hsru from kohs va grays
ifarbur a. fsg p M ~ IaeoE from
Ihfoma and EveFsfr. a. $40 p M ztr
F~Euigs from Valparaiso via ports. ~
go ,. m sir Ddln from faghya va
Portland AZ noon. str PORTLAND from
san FTHneifoo via giaut. Al 1915 ,. m.
sailed June Str Takon for Alas.
b. a. q, ~. or Euth Alexander for
Tacoma, ~ o. M. air Harm IueAsn-
bach Tor Tacoma a. $40 q. %, Juns D.
Bir EldddEs Tor Daifsn via NanoouVsT.
a. gsts o. M. ctr Hsguius for Everett
a. =. M. siT Asiyo Maru for Yoke
hama. a. $3.50 .. ma ar Eleorsde Tor
Tacoma a. noon. stT Redwood Tor Aiar<a
via Bslling CHAM. A. 1875 a N.
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Foreign Exchange

NEW York, juno s.--rhs foreign *.
change market closed irregular today.
sterling. 1851. OF a francs. 'o.oBos =.
up to6o6a, lire, tbotit. OF fo.ooooA
belgian francs. t0.ostIH marks, $40
900. 0oo. 900 10 the dollar Shanghai. 10:
Yokohama. toisi Russian. sia. sweden,
ss,to. Norway. is.St, of Io.oeo7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-07

Benjamin F. Nelson viii
handle the Rowe Short
hand classes at Success
Business College this sum-
mer.
Mr. Nelson, a University Of
Washington man. Is an expert
enced teacher and a shorthand
expert. lie it familiar with ALL
tho standard systems Of short
hand. and therefore wen quail
fled 10 present Rowe Shorthand
which MARKS the Next step
Forward in Shorthand. lie holds
high grade certificate from the
Rowe Company and Is highly
recommended BY them as a
teacher OF their system.
Call or write for further par.
ticulsrs regarding this truly
modern system. the writer's OF
which are winning In speed ane
accuracy.
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Telegram From Sydney Carton
to John Alden Prescott.

Please remember that a man usual
~ sends flowers or Jewels TO his wifi
after any little poccndilloes. You
seem TO say e with ioyo letters.
sgd.
Copyright. 1924. Seattle Starr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-07
Glad to Help Others

az had pains in my back and sides
for many months, and my work would
have to be leftundone at those times.
Ny sister told me what good Lydia Z.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound was
doing her. so | tried it, and from the
third bottle was well and every one
thought / looked better. ] am glad
to help others regain their health, and
you may use my testimonial. -
MABEL HARTMANN, 1924 Greene Ave,
Brooklyn, n. Y. You must believe
that medicine that has helped other
women will help you.
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VEGETABLES
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tine prices Eiysn arc ihoss made TO
retail dealers ~ wholesalers. with fsE
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can bs figured ~ dtdsgtlHE the cost OF
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-07

and bearing Gown
pains. | saw all a6-
vertisement in the
newspaper about
Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable
compound and be-
gan taking it. H.
has stopped these
b earing-dow n
|pains and other
bad feelings, and
has helped me in
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-07

so much faith in the Vegetable Com
round that | keep it on hand all Of
the time and recommend 1t whenever
I have the opportunity Mrs.,
LEWIS TRoMBLEY, Sharon, Vermont.
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HELPED her
IN EVERY WAY
So Writes Mrs. Trombley Of
Sharon. VT, Concerning Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Sharon, Vermont. 81 was weak
and rundown, had a tired feeling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-07

Milk taken from the COW In the
evening is better than milk taken
In the morning