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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
Music
st. Olaf Lutheran
Choir Coming

Tho famous St Olaf Lutheran
choir. that has created n series
Of musical sensations in tho prin-
cipal cltca Of tho country. viii APP
pear In Seattle on Tuesday evening.
December 80. az the First Presby-
tcrian church.
Musical critics are unanimous in
their opinion concerning the merits
Of this body OF students in their
work on the concert platform. No
matter where they have sung, both
musicians and musical laymen have
united in the most cNtravRgant
laudatIon at tho sIngularly impress
i've results achieved,
Until Dr. f. Melius Christensen,
leader OF the choir. began TO carry
into practice the choral ideals he
had absorbed In tho classes OF Can
tor Gustav Schrcck. professor al
tho Leipzig conservatory. no one
dreamed Il was possible 10 take raw
musical material. fresh from the
farms. and train II until IL repre-
scntcd the apex OF choral singing
In this country.
Sixty boys and girls the majority
without any musical training what
socver before Christianscn took them
in hand. form the choir. about 40
boys and 20 girls, sons and daugh-
tcrs OF Norwegian farmers for tho
most part They sing n oapella; how
they get the pitch remains mys-
terry: how the wonderful dynamic
effects are secured is less difficult
10 guess for in their phrasinE. IN
the beautiful precision OF attack and
release, In the variety OF tonal shad-
ing and above all in the spirit OF
the profoundly religious music. that
dominates on their program, Is re-
Elected tho genius of their leader.
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Personal

MrH Tom TagEart has returned
from a seven weeks visi, with her
son In law and daughter Mr. and
Mn william II. Compton. In chi
caKo
slr. and Mrs. John Pierce o. olym.
pla are spending the weekend with
Mr. and Mra, clyde Iladlcy.
Governor and Mrs. Scott c. Bone
% Alaska Hrc in town, guests nj the
Spring apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs Gano Fotherinrham
and Mr Ernest Ruglcr OF Bay city
are the Weekend guests Of SIR. and
Mrs, d. 8. Fothcringham
Miss Virginia Merrill and Miss
Dorothy Campbell left Thursday FOR
Portland 10 attend the horse show.
Mr., Clarence Eddy. famous organ.
.st. was the guest OF AIr. and Mrs.
Albert Charles Phillips during his
stay in town this week.
Mrs. O. W. Dcvcry. Of Boston. ar.
rived IN town Friday to visit her
sonIn.law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Russell. ut the Spring
apartments.
Mr. md Mrs. William Burt Bowden
Gncz wood are being congratulated
upon tho birth Of a daughter. Novem.
Der S, at the Swedish hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcrville Wayne Nc.
Inncs have removed from the Klllar.
noy apartments to Royvue Garden
Court.
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Service at lunch
and Thrift Shops

Mrs. w. w Warren will be hos.
tess for Broadway guild on Monday
lat the Orthopodc lunch room. 2l4
Columbia st. Assisting win be Mrs.
George l., De vilbis, Mrs. Duane
Carney, Mrs. ]. w. Phelps. Mira.
+. l.. Acteson. Mrs. d. J.Lothrop.
Mrs G. +, Poglow, Mrs Miles Har.
bin, Mrs. a. s Elford Mrs. w. II.
Lyon, Mrs, c, Il. Downic, Mrs. A.
f. Mowat Mrs. Asphel Dillon, Mrs.
o. -, I'roher and Miss Alice Cox.
University guild, with Mrs. War.
rem Brown and Mrs. Foster Root,
will be In charge for University
guild ut the Thrift shop on Monday
morning and IN the afternoon.
Vnshon Island auxiliary, Mrs. II.
II. Miller chairman, viii be in
charge.
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Assistant List
Chosen for Tea

Mrs. Chester Iatimcr and Miss
Grace Lewis. who arc entertaining
with n tea at Miss Lewis home on
Wednesday afternoon. November 10.
in honor Of Miw Claire stoltenbcrR.
will have Mrs n. II IAtimcr. Mrs.
James Gillespie Gromcr. Mrs Ar.
thur LatimCr and Nfiss Karia stoltrn-
berg presiding over tho tea table.
Assisting will be Mira Lewis Stan.
ton. Mrs. Corwin EbcrtinR. Mrs. Sid
noy y. Lewis. Mrs. William Michael
O'Shca. Mrs Louis Boynion, Mrs. II.
d. Baker, Miss Carolyn Chnu. Miss
Gladys Eppcrson, Miss Grace Lewis.
Niiss Helen Chinu. Miss Doris Fisch.
or. Miss Jean Fox. Mrs Arthur
Lewis. Mrs Ernest John Riley and
Mrs stanton Frederick.
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Junior League to GiUe
Dinner Dance

For the benefit Of It's various char.
tiles the Junior league will give a
cabaret dinner dance on Saturday
evening, December p. at the Olym.
pic hotel
The committee in charge includoa
Miss Catherine Collins, Mrs. Neal
Tourtellotte, Mrs. Henry Judson,
Mrs. Francis Brownell. Jr.. and Miss
Helen Farrell.
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Moments University Club VIII Sponsor
Denishaa0n Dancers; Cabaret Dinner
Dance Planned By Junior League

INTERESTING news from the
L Women's University club today
announces that this group OF cner.
getic women win present Ruth 81.
Denis, with Ted Shawn and the %
Denlshawn Dancers. at the Masonic
temple. on Tuesday evening. Deem
Der 2.
The committee in charge Of the
affair includes Mrs. c. - Kline.
chairman; Mrs. A1vah Lemucl Carr.
Mrs. r. j. Alexander. Mrs. Althn
Perry Curry Mrs Pierre J. Freln.
Mrs. Edgar Colt, Mrs. Kenneth
Kerr. Mrs. a. y. Lund. Mrs. A. VI.
MacWhinnie. Mrs. James Tate Ma
son, Mrs. Roscoe Mosiman. Mrs.
Wellington B. Phillips. Mrs. Fred.
erlck c. Powell. Mrs George r.
Starr and the Misses Hazel Brit.
ton. Emma Jean Cordjner, Mariory
Cowan, Elizabeth Henry. Martha
Lucas, Rena r. ond, Jessie Lee
Poole and GertreIa woodcock.
The regular monthly program at
the club has some attractive events
scheduled, beginning with n mu.
sicale on Friday afternoon. Novem.
Der IA, at 3 o'clock. when the fol.
lowing program viii be presented
by Russell Avery Kohne, pianist:
Miss Ruby Osbun. soprano. and
Walter sundsten, vlolinist. with
j. w. Merriam and John Sundgten.
accompanies.
"scenss from Childhood" .... gchumann
Dawn in the Forest" ......i
III
Concerto. first movement Mendelssohn
"
~ Came with a Song" ......La Forge
"i' TOT iou '''''.,;;'' '''''.'''' Martin
Etudo. r Major. op, Is, No. al
Socturns. u Sharp. Op. IS. No. Chopin
Polonalse. a Mai, Op. 40. No. 1
Tuesday evening, Noyember, IS, Mt
Z O'Clock, there viii be n dinner
dance, with Mrs Arthur T.. simon
and Mrs. Russell J. McCurdy, host.
eases.
Friday, November II, at / o'clock,
n luncheon Is scheduled, when Mrs.
Belle Burns Gromer will give an
Informal talk on personal Expert.
ences in Literary Ventures" The
hostesses viii be Mrs. Allan Engle
and Mrs. Edgar Colt
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FOnr O'clock Tea

Mrs. Agnes Just Gibson will be
hostess at n four o'clock tea on sun.
day afternoon at her home in honor
OF her niece, Miss Wanda Hcldcn.
rich, Of Kansas City.
There will he n delightful musical
program by wellknown local artists
and talk by the Indian chief,
Horse Grey Eagle.
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Fdre1UeH Luncheon
for Miss Fisher

Mrs. o. y. Fiahcr ana her dnugh.
tcrs, Mrs. Donald @. Graham and
Mrs John Loor Locke. Jr, VIII be
hostesses nt luncheon on Saturday
afternoon. November %. nj the homo
Of the former in honor Of Miss Julia
Fisher, who Is sailing on tho Prcsi.
dent Grant tho last Of November for
IiongkonE, where her marriage TO
Mr. Maxwell Hamilton win he cclc.
braied. Invitations are limited 10
twenty-five close friends Of the honor
guest.
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SEATTLE woMANs CLUB

The literary Interpretation depart
mcnt of the Seattle Womans club
will meet Tuesday, November II, mt
1890 o'clock, with Mrs. II. l.. Nelson.
1870 East Denny way Jean Chris.
tophcr," by Romain holland, viii be
reviewed By the class, The current
events department viii meet mt 1880
y, m. ~
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The annual allclub mixer will
take place on Friday. November
Is, at 2;3O O'Clock. During the aft.
ernoon the club players win present
The Dark Indy" By Bernard Shaw.
under the direction OF Mrs. Robert
Sandal. Mrs. Reuben FrinRcr and
Miss Rena Raymond viii be tho
hostesseB.
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NINE. AVERY WILL. TALK

Mime. Este Avery win give the
second OF a series OF talks upon the
Barbcreux system OF voice produc.
ton and unified diction on Monday
afternoon. November 10. az I o'clock,
at 4o7 Montelius building Those in.
terested in new ideas in music are
especially invited.
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Clubs
CLUBS FOR MONDAY

WEST SEATTLE DAY NURSERY
The regular monthly meeting Of
the West Seattle auxiliary 10 the
Day Nursery association viii be held
az the nursery. 4|a2 42nd ave. s. w.
on Monday, November 10. at ? p. m.
A fun attendance is desired.
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woMAN's CENTURY CII-R

The French department Of the
women's Century club will meet
Monday, November 10. at 10 a. m,
ut the Hotel Washington.
The building committee will meet
at 1850 a. m. in the board ROOM
at the Puget Sound Savings and
Loan association.
Child Study department meets at
? p. m. at the home OF Mrs. w.
c. McCreery, 2lla Spokane St, Mrs,
w, c, Woodward. chairman of the
program committee for the after.
noon.
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Dinner and Theater
Party

Mrs. Clarence Peck entertained
with a dinner OF twelve covers on
Friday evening nj the Sunset club
in honor OF Miss Priscilla Treat and
few OF her close friends.
Later tho party attended the per.
Torrance OF THE Bingham Girl" at
the Metropolitan.
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Small Supper at Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Lacy Hoflus will
be hosts at a small supper at their
home Sunday evening in compli
ment TO Miss Helen Cnrman Of
Portland, who is the house guest of
Miss Phobc Nell Tldmarsh.
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Ladies' Musical Club
Monthly Concert

The regular monthly concert OF the
Ladies' Musical club will be given at
the Women's University club audi.
forum Monday afternoon, Novem.
Der 10. at 2:3O o'clock.
Compositions OF two American
composers. John Alden Carpenter
and Charles T. Critics, will be fca,
turcd.
The following program will be IN
charge OF Mrs. H. S. Bowen and
Miss Agnes Ross
Il Am LllSea REM
nNnt OF n Cloud.
/ Light. My Light. J John A. CARPENTER
"Dnnsons In Clique,
II Don't Care. ....
Sara Y n Peabody.
'Barenrollo' ,..,..,.., Charles T. Critics
Vivian Clomans.
Ancient Chinese Pocms".
'Sofoi Gathering Flowers" G. T. Critic,
Feast OF lanterns" $50.
"On n Screen" ..............0
The Odnlisquo" ........., |Cnrpentc,
TO n Young Gentleman. ..
Mira. Peabody
Sonata for violin and plano
LnrEhCtto
Allegro
Largo mlstico
Presto HIocoso Moderate
Margaret McCuloch Lang ana
Leone LRngdon.
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Dinner VIII
FOUO1U Game

Mr.. and Mrs Enoch Bagshaw will
entertain with n dinner Of ten GOV.
ers at the Wllsonlan this evening
following the football game at the
Stadium.
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Cards ont for Tea

Mrs. Albert Kohn will be at homo
on Friday afternoon. November IA,
from 2 until 4 o'clock at lie
Smith st.
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BaMsnans Dinner Hosts

Judge and Mrs. Frederick Baug.
man will honor Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Remington Greene MT dinner this
evening, at the Wilsonian.
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SILVER TEA

Mckinley circle, Ladies' Of the G.
a. r., will hold a silver tea Monday,
November 10, in Veterans hall. Ar.
mory. Luncheon at noon. followed
by military whist party
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Mrs. Frdnck Plans
Aftair %

Mrs. Frederick Frnnok has cards
out for luncheon OF thlrty.sIx GOV.
ors, followed by bridge. at her home
on Wednesday November 10.
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CUSTER AUXILIARY

Members Of Custer Auxiliary, Sons
Of Veterans, will be entertained at
noon luncheon on Tuesday, Novem-
Der H. at the home of Mrs. Lillian
Richardson, 62l West 4ith st. Take
car No. "a.
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Entertainina at Dinner

Captain and Mrs. Stephen H.
Gibbs will entertain with u dinner
Of fourteen covers at their homo on
Friday evening, November ID.
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WOMAN's CIVIC CLun

Tho Womon's Civic club will meet
Tuesday, November II, Mt . p. m. In
the Erickson room at the Y. w. c. A.,
instead of at the Terminal Sales
building.
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PHI KAPPA PSI
MOTHERS CLUB

Phi Kappa Psi Mothers club will
meet at the fraternity house. 2l2o E.
i7th st. Monday. November 10, at
p. m.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
ZETA PSI MOTHERS, CLUE

ZETA PSI MOTHERS CLUB
The regular monthly meeting Of
Zeto Psi Mothers club will be held
Tuesday, November II. at > p. M, at
the chapter house, 4543 18th ave. n.
r. As plans for the coming year
will be discussed, all members are
requested 10 be present. Tea will be
served by Mrs w. II, Kimball and
Mrs. Otto b, Rupp.
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81. MARTINS MOTHERS, c1rr

81 MARTINS MOTHERS CLUB
The regular monthly meeting OF
St Martins Mothers club win be
held Tuesday November IL, at the
home of Mrs, A. l.. Macmillan. 12iO
18th ave. n, Luncheon NJ 1880
o'clock. Assisting hostesses, Mrs
David Hanlcy. Mrs Mary Cummings,
Mrs. \, Toner and Mrs, Il. T. Won
Andersen.
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FRIDAY. NOVEMBER H.

Mrs. John Timothy Heffe-aant Z
tongE breakfast FOR Miss iss-'
ShcahAn. at home.
Mrs Marion Russell Cnmniaf
In honor OF Mrs Douglas y.
bull Balllnger. at home frc7 =
until s o'clock. 4.
Mrs. wlnlock Miller's Lunches, I. .
Mrs. Jarvis Richards, at ths >
set giuh
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AGLEE SISTERS

Aglee sisters will meet Mt the A.
O, U. w. hall, 1909 Ninth ave,
Thursday, November 10. Mt 10
o'clock, Luncheon, followed by cards.
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TurRsnAy NovrNrBrR Is

Mrs Louis Fisher Boyuioas ?
Mrs. Corwin Ehertlng's "a
Mrs Boyntou's home for ;.
Claire stoltenherg.
women's Federation % UHiFs1.
OF Washington TO giva % f.
Mrs. Arthur Sewall Hsgrss.
Home Economics haildlaf >
asvA o, r.ea a,trInrlr
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ANNIE WRIGHT
SEMINARY CLuR

The Annie Wright Seminary club
viii meet Thursday November IS,
at ? p, m, at the home OF Mrs.
o, G.. Kinney, 14O7 Bigelow ave. N.
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WFnNFsDAY. NoVTMBER T.

Mrs. George MILLER 10 COMPS
Mrs John Herman Hoo-
luncheon. =.
Mrs. Lewis Staufon's and Nh >.
Dud ley Roberts hrehkftE
Miss claire stolteaberg AZ =
Robert McClcIland. at Ma -
49, Aa=a
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DATES
TO REMEMBER

Miss Phsbe Sell Tidmarsa's -
con for Mrs. Archibald HlH fsF
son. az home.
Mr.. A. A Collins lunches :
Mrs. John Herman Hood
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER IL
Mrs John Minor BlaektoTds =
con Tor Mrs Minor Carsoz "a
tho Rainier club.
The marriage % Miss Eioise -
TO Mr.. Donald Rohert y I.
at the homo Of tie -
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Q. A V
tue. NJ $50 o'clock.
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COUNCIL OF JEWISH woNE

COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMB
The regular monthly meeuR
the Council of Jewish Women
be held at Temple center, Tnu :,
November Is. at $50 p. m. p
meeting at Ills u. m. Mrs y. =
Barash will read n paper on -
and Arbitration" and Miss -
Eckstein will present current ~
FoRTSON- THYGESEN BAlAA'
Fortson.Thygcsen Auxiliary n
u. S, w, V. will hold an ~. ~,
bazaar in Veterans hall M y.
Thursday. November II, a ~
cooked dinner will be seryea :"
o'clock. Dancing viii follow
public is invited.
S. a. Il. MOTHERS CLUB
\ rummage sale will be ns1 /
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Mo,ne.s !,
on Thursday, November ~ NV a
day, the l4th. at 1894 slA"
corner Stewart.
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TUfspAy NOyTNTBrR Is
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give inspection tea from
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give inspection tea from
O'Clock at the nursery, se' ~,
way.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER p
Mrs. Chester L.Rtimer's ana =
Gertrude Lewis tea at MIS- -
home. from until o'eiseN
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 81
Mrs. w W. warren's lrneaeo,s !.
honor her niece, MIS- =
Fisher. at home.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER "
Mr.. and Mrs, Keith Logan -. .,.
dinner. at home. for Mrs "a Il
before the Junior clubs pan : :
Sunset club.
Junior clubs dance at the -
club.
TT ESDAI, DECEMBER -
The marriage Of Miss Dina ~ =.
TO MI Clement Wallace ~ :,
in the Church OF the Eplphaas
$3.50 o'clock.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER iG--
Winter ball at Hotel olyinp''
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Portland Live Stock


Cattle Receipts none. rone 81 market
steady Steers, good grade. yf.7sBEs0,
medium. fs.50a771i common. $50
1850; hclfcrH good, S6.7taftQ. me.
dium and common. tsug.f5. cows
good. is.sGds.fsi medium and cont.
mon, 'i.gbd6abi Gamers ana cutters,
ti.50GAAs. bulls Gamers and bolognas.
fadt,bo, calves, medium .pnd choice
/ 90 lbs, down, ,6.50aq: 'ia0 to gsO
lbs IS.Soas.5o. 200 lbs. up. $500
$50
Hogs Receipts. mono, Tono OF market
steady. Medium, good aud choice. 100
to 400 lbs tT.G0uTss, zoe to $50 ID.
i7b0H7.7bi $50 lbs. w. i7a7.5o: pack
Inv, smooth heavy, s6a676i packing
rough heavy, sibone; siedghter pigs
i0I5W1bo; feeders and stockers, ,s,eS
mG76,
sheep gdroiptn, 500. Tone OF market
steady Lambs, 80 lbs. down, medium
60 choice tf,b00p.sOi henyywolghtA
medium aud choice. tfna cuila and
common. all weights, s6a7, wothe-S
NIai ewes, common TO choice, $40
ESQ
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Building Permits

Glen f. Ernst. sO5 E. ts,h ST.
residence. ssxis, $500 upl ~.
Mrs Agnes Begss sivv a. s,a;p
apartment house iooxiso, irrl
Chaa Avensberg. isi' bu'Ss
residence, ssxt.. $500. .,a & v.
Geo. II. wlnn ct al seie cse
frame residence. soxsa, ss'vs ss,,, I'd.
II. c. Peters, 7ss Third ave. i''
dencc, slNs0. $4,000. ,.sitsass
~ orth us y. sist. frame ''
s6xao. t3,70o. ,,.- .uh s. Va
Mira. Bertha crsmer, SN. s sss
frame residence, 'iSs' sl,sur,, irs'
Bryant Lhr. Co., Ssvl
sheds. e6xis0, $4,000 =. ,t,nts'
Geo. cary. 1894 eth ave W.
residence. siXi5, si,1oo, ,.,e, ,nla
X. Il. Terry frame res'u'"
paekner a Son, l9is-iS Bailey
pair bldg. $1,000, 49,, a., ave y
II. p. Hcmingsen, sse' .saoo.
frame residence. SIX" s,hssc frirs
q. X. Fitzpatrick, seal is'"
resldence. sgxaS, $1,000 IAN ffar'
Chris Ivcrson. I'll W.
resldence. e9xbO, ii,,Oo' IAN frr'
chrls Ivcrson, I'll W hVs'S
resldcnce. ssxso, $500 ,,..,on nss'
chrls iverson. al w b0
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WABASH LOW Al.
TRADE START
Few Developments to Boost
Prices Of Amy Stocks

NEW YORK May eg-xo,i.,,
happened overnight Of ou,s,sn.l,.
Influence 70 stock valpes and trI,,,
showed no improvement change, /,
the initial trading. Wabash A s.,r.
"a in at Hsi, or more thsa IN
points for the weeks high. s.,es,..
by the disappointment over n. AZ.
urf OF the directors 10 take DIVIDE,
eciion on Tuesday. Nell inforre
interests who had not expected AZ
Developments az yesterdays nettl.F
are convinced. however. that ~
per cent rate will be declared In ~
not too far distant future.
The stock mArket opened fin.
Norfolk d Western. Iss. ID II:
Westinghouse. ssh. of y; rrs,l
States steel e5.. e1-div- ID il;
Baldwin. i0sz. up 4; New HsYta
ith. UP "a: Southern Pacific ~,
OF X American Z. { T.. 1855: {.
s. Rubber. rs. or 4: Stgdetske,.
30; international Paper. its. y
u Republic steel. az. Of, \.
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GRAINS FINISH
uneven DAY
Oats, Corn Take Up Days
Losses; Provisions Dull

CHICAGO. May 27.--Graina FIN
lahcd unevenly lower on the board
OF trade today
short covering on small scnlc
brought a late rally in wheat and
subsequent recovery OF fraction or
the days losses.
Buying on the dip, presumably for
n Lending eastern interest, made corn
tho leader IN recovery Of losses. Buy
Ing also was based on report OF
additional labor strife In the Argen-
tine.
oats followed corn, making up
most Of the days losses thru SYM
pathetic gains Trading In proviB-
Ions was virtually at standet!ll,
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Arrivals and Departures

Arri.ed-A May ss.--str Prenidons Grant
from Teeoma, ~ . n. M; ety stesi aes.
farer from baltimore via ports. nt 1870
A. IA. May 27--Str Katrina Luekonbaeb
from Mobile Via ports, az midnight, str
Ayaha haru from Mrfofan via ports. AZ
1870 .. nj str Mount clinton. from
Dsltimore VIA porte at D. M; ar
Icnon from Antwerp via portr. AZ ssso
D. nj str Hallgyn from Tacoma, al
.. m.
sniisd--May 2s.-slr Iyo afAru for
Ahgasakl Vim ports. at 10 n. "a. ar
Queen for hlHBkB. at 10 o. M: y. 3. d.
onneetlcut IN tow Tug Roosevelt for
snn tfancisco. ne $50 n. m. ms Cali
-sotnian for Tacoma. at sos .. IN. May
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Omaha Live Stock
rnestlay's Quotations

Cattle Receipts $500. Tone or market.
steady. Ycarlings. sfal0.io; cows and
helfers. $50 io.s5; steers, S1.T5dS5si
Htockcrs and feeders. s.ds; calves
N.so6i0.75; bulls and stags. sa5og
$50.
Hox- neocipts 1900. Tone OF market,
steady. Ruik. ts.e6Gse5 Top 81.
Sheep Receipts. $500. Tone OF market
steady. YcarlinRs, si0dl2.25; wethers.
s9Wio; lambs $3.50 1850: owes
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, May 81. Foreign *.
change closed lower sterling AaaG,
or A francs, io06sG. or 30. COOS q
lire, 5000, orr tOo0OtM. Belgian francs
iO.OibsM, or t0,Oo0ihi maritH $50.
o0O,o00,o0O TO tho dollar. Russian. els.
Shanghai. 7i6 Yokohama. 1896. swed-
On. 1853; Norway. 1851.
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Denver Live Stock
fr.,,. A...t

Cattle Receipts $50. Market, steady.
Beef steers, tsm10.25. cows and heif-
CTS, $500. calves sSmii,6o Htootora
aud feeders, I6.bOds,bo. bulls, sac
Gas.
Hogs Receipts. 1900. Market. mostly
loo lower. Top, s7iO; bulk. s0759
z; pigs. t6G0.
sheep Receipts. i.70. steady. Fat
lambs si2.b0Qio,boi owes, s5UTbo.
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s7--str sachson for Hamburg via porte,
81 1880 D. m: str n. r. Alexander for
Los Angeles via San Francisco. at 8
p. nj str Doyisntown Off Everett. at
.. m. str Kukki Aaru for Sydney via
Tacoma ard Portland. at , y. M. str
san Francisco for New York via ports.
AZ 3.50 .. M; str Homer for Port An
Eeies. at a. nt.. str La Purisima for
oleun, ut a. M
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kan,
Port Iliaheiey Tnnana,
winslow Marine HALLWAY Eagle Ifsrbor)
Bchrs Mlndanao, Vancouver. Ella A.,
Sophie Christensen, Meteor and Alum.
ma. bkins Ammo Comyn. Charles y.
crocker. barEea coauitIam CITY, drift.
son. Henry Willard. BHroda.
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Boston Wool

BOSTON, MAY s7.-~Thc wool market IL
dull and inactive all along sumner AT.
f0reign woods are strong on nil grades.
There nre indications that some OF the
larger mills will shortly be In the mar
kct for raw woods to use for the com.
INK lightweight season. ohio dolRines
nre settling in small quantities, fine strict
comhings at $40 bso.