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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-30
Maine EDUCATION
HEAD IN DEFENCE
OF MODERN YOUTH
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

especial TO Nennebcc JOurnaD
Bangor, Oct. 29.-Dr. Augustus O.
Thomas. Maine commissioner of
of the Maine schoomen at the
Chamber of Commerce rooms here
tonight at the opening of the Maine
Teachers Convention, declared that
in his judgement there Is an increas-
ing intelligence on the part of our
young people and a very great APP
probation OF initiative and self as
sertiveness.
I'VE hear n great deal nowadays
about the increasing delinquency of
the Young" asserted DIR. Thomas.
1T may be worth while to think this
situation through before we gener-
alize in regard to it. First, compare
the conditions under which former
generations We're brought up and the
present day. The opportunities for
error are far more prevalent today
and the problem of safeguarding the
youth very much more difficult.
Every invention that has been made
has brought Il new outlet for moral
and civic alteration on the part of
our people. The automobile has
brought n great deal of opportunity
for violation of the social proprieties.
| cannot believe that moral delin-
Nuency is on the increase or that n
larger per centage of our people will
fully violate the laws only as it may
be shown in the increased oppor-
tunity which modern times have fur
nished.
"W-e have good deal to saw about
our Young women, their mode OF
dress and their manner of behavior.
We dub all Young women 'flappers'
regardless OF their behavior ana
mode OF dress. 1t is true our young
peopIe have their manners and Gus
toms and their style of art. hut all
youuc women are not f1appers. and
Continued on Page 5-Col. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-30
Bay State Town
Escapes Fire When
Wind Dies Down

Webster, Mass. oct. 22--Thc town
OF Webster was saved today from de-
struction by forest fires by n dimir :
1shing wind and concentration ofsvol-
unteer fire fighters. Baked by ,tacJS
fires. the flames burned themselves ont
In the Gore district after having raced
over two square miles and having
eaten $4,000 worth of cut and stand
ing timber besides having caused a
less In younger growth which could
rot be estimated.
The fire began its march yesterday
was thought under control last NIGH.
but broke out anew In sutton today
and passed on to the outskirts OF
Webster. More than 500 volunteers.
farmers and housebolders whose prop
erty was endangered, fire wardens, and
foresters. members OF town fire and
police departments I'm Webster. .Suttoil
oxford and Douglas finally won the
10 hour battle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-30
$4,000 FIRE LOSS
NEAR BIDDEFORD

Biddeford, Me-. Oct. 29-The nearby
summer resort of Fortune Rocks was
threatened with destruction tonight
by a fire which burned the stable Of
the New Rocks hotel, slightly dam
aged the hotel and nearly ignited the
casino. The loss was in excess of
$4,000. L. E. Emmons of Biddeford is
owner of the hotel property. The
small winter population of Fortune
Rocks attempted to hold the flames
in check with garden hose until APP
paratus had made the nine mile run
from Biddeford.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-30
Caribou Accident
Expected to Result
Death of Participant

Caribou. Maine. Oct. PA new
automobile. owned and driven by Isaac
Brown, who was accompanied by Mark
Wordsworth. superintendent of the
state fish hatchery here. and Albert
Knowlton, went over the side OF a
bridge on the Limestone road. near the
hatchery today.
Dropping 20 feet to the rocks be-
low. IT turned upside down and pinned
the occupants under 1t. Knowlton sus-
tanned fractured skull and was not
expected to live. He is 3S and mar
ried. Wardsworth was not badly
hurt. but some of Browns ribs were
cracked.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-30
CONTINUE CASE
CHIEF OF POLICE
SOUTH PORTLAND

Portland, Maine, Oct. 29.-Aihert ".
Brooks, Chief of Police at South Fort
land, who was arrested last night on
charges of state liquor law violations
and bribery, after an investigation by
Sheriff King L. Graham and L. S. Dis
trict Attorney Frederick +. Dyer. was
arraigned in Municipal Court here to-
day.
The case was continued to Nov. 5
for a hearing ard in default of $4,000
bail he was remanded to Jail. District
Attorney Dyer stated that he would
present evidence against Chief BROOKS
at the December session Of the Fed
eral grand jury, charging conspiracy
and extortior.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-30
Winthrop Caretaker
Receives Fractured
Skull Hit by Auto

Especial TO the Kennebec JournaD
Winthrop. Oct. 29-Joseph Moran.
caretaker of the streets of this town,
was seriously injured late this after
noon while about his duties on the
main street, when he was hit by, a,
FORD truck driven by Roy Leayitt OF
East Winthrop. He was taken to tire
Office OF DR.. knowlton but as his con-
dition was so serions he was later
taken TO the Augusta General l1ospi-
tai where an x-Ray picture was TAX
en- and 1t was found that heSwas sui.
fering from a fractured sktifh Mr..
Moran was 70 years of age and his
condition Is so serious 1t IL not known
whether he will recover.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-30
Fires in Big Woods
Are Under Control

All the forest fires in the state are
under control and no new fires were
reported yesterday, according to the
word given out by State Forest Com
missioner Neil L. Violette.
There was a frost Tuesday night
at Millinocket and vicinity where
three forest fires had been reported.
the moisture preventing the spread
of the fires which had been brought
under control.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-30
DAVIS ANSWERS
Recent ADDRESSES
COOLIDGE, HUGHES

New York. Oct. 29-Iresident Cool.
idGe and Secretary Hughes were sim
Sied out tonight for IA direct attack
by John w. Davis, Democratic NOM
inee for president. when he answered
speeches delivered by them last
thursday and pointcdly replied to
definitions they gave of The adminis-
tration's foreign policy.
Speaking ut the Academy of Music,
brooklyn. Mr.. Davis declared he
would replace sporadic. exceptional
and casual" intcrnat ional confer
enccs with "a system of organic,
regular and periodic conferences,
Continued on Page 5-Col. y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-30
JOURNAL STRAW IN
PRESIDENTIAL VOTE
KENNEbEC VALLEY

The following tabulation of the
Journals straw vote includes that Of
Augusta and other cities and towns
in the Kenncbec valley. The totals
to date:
Coolidge Davis LaFollette
Today's total So 5 3
Grand Total GAG 12e Al
Denis reps Dems Reps
for for for for
Coolidge Davis LaFollette LaFollette
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-30
File Inventory of
Estate of Late
Oakley G. Curtis

Portland. Me-. Oct. 2?-An inven-
tory Of the estate OF the late Oakley
C. Curtis. former governor of Maine,
listing the total value at S404.965.
was filed in probate court today. by
the appraisers. Rights and credits,
consisting mostly of stocks and
bonds. are listed as $3'5.2l5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-30
General Forecast

The barometer was low from New
Foundland southwestward to- Ber-
muda. and it was high from Quebec
and Ontario southwark TO the east
Gulf and south. Atlantic coasts.
Fair weather has prevailed during
the last 81 hours. The temperature
was lower Wednesday in the north
Atlantic states.
The weather will continue fair
Thursday and Friday in the Wash
ington forecast district The tenn
perature will rise in the lower lake
region and the north Atlantic states
Friday.
Winds north of Sandy Hook
Fresh north and northeast and
weather fair Thursday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-30
Shifter Engine Kills
st. Adams. VT. Man

St. Adams. Vt. Oct. 2a-Isaac J.
rrtue, an employee of the American
cypress Company. was killed here
wnlsht when he stepped in the path
VI shifter engine while unloading
Express from the Montreal train. He
survived by his wife and one child.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-30
THE WEATHER
FAIR

New England and Eastern New
York-Fair Thursday and Friday:
slightly warmer Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-30
Boston Forecast

Forecast for Boston and vicinity
Fair Thursday and Friday; slightly
warmer Friday: moderate northeast
shifting TO east and southeast winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-30

Bath, Me. Oct. 29-The funeral of
Harold NJ. Sewall. the Republican
National Committeeman for Maine,
who died suddenly in New York late
yesterday, will be held at his home on
Washington street here at IL o'clock
Friday. It was decided today. The
party of relatives and friends win
arrive from New York tomorrow
with the body.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-30

Are you asking yourself soms
question today which The classified
advertisements will answer for your
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-03

BE FAIR TO YOUR NEwsPAPER--whe
 you see anything on this page you like, tell the advertiser. T saw 1t in The Womeu's Realm"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-04
Vessels in Port at Seattle

smith Cows HUMMELSHINE, ti-Bfr Pred.
dsHf Madison. Pier tQ-str wsn him'
rcd
sen air..t Tsrminsi-u. =. c. O. Bnohs'
mifh Z. 81 T. A. nsiisf
Grand Trauk Pacific Isfminai--atFt a,
mirsi HoSsa cufacao.
Pier 1=au wuhslm Hsmssth.
Pier sir Jsnoa
PIER s-atrs Aiamsds. Yukon. Latosshs
rirf Ais Caiburfa.
rlfr b Bus Admiral Hodmaa. Admiral
uaHsY.
assiu. shisbunainE DRY Dosk-v. .. B
fiaasf
Pacific cesst Engineering wsrts-si'
uahsrtfield.
z. n shipplar Board Hsafiass -st-,
wssf isou west Cadron. West Msn-
shas. west kAasr. west damto. ciiy
e. Spokane.
oannss,ien street Tsrmiaal-s,r Ken
tucaan.
Aiha = wias.-Fsssr sshr Maid q Or
Tears
lufhlss- Psusr sohr RUBY
SPOKANE street TerHihAi-afF wiiigsio.
ssa1 Dr. noeka-hirs AyahA Garu.
llama nielsen. BsEfBoFt.
st nssttis kissAtef-atf Msiso Aaru
NFEaut Nills=Hu i0Tesf king
su@son's Ballard hiii-schF Tssns Tat
iless Iouing Ca.--PoNef schf Apollo.
Aissks Steamship HooftnEs-su kstchi.
kans
Port Bishslsy-Hir Tasans.
Winsiew Nafirs Railway Eagle Enrbor)
--Hehrs Nintanae. vsnoearsf. Eiis A..
bepn.s chfistsnssn. Meteor aud Alum
al bktns Anns COMM. Chnfiaa y.
Croker bAr1sa coquiflafn City. Ofiff-
ssu. Henry Willard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-04
STOCKS Squirt
AT OPENING
Filibuster "Bust" Causes
Buoyant Mart Tone
WALL STREET JOURNAL FINAN-
ftAL HEAiEw

NEw loRk. lune Ths asfsst
u lhs "a fpllolis lillbustsF 10 the
ssaais plssk sdiearnmsf1 70 can-
Ersss on ssiuTday causra 3 bpeyant
opFhinE ~ ihr EtuETsl msFRFt Naia
via FkseltA peW hlsh gI0una GA ne
p is b ~ as rss1sNtf 'smsitis
lsedinE Industrial steckH
Ia the FailE general advances were
also scored hut the outstanding
feature ~ the whole ilst WAS the
ssnsationai performance ~ American
Matrfn nrkf, common. which epeucd
~ % and Hoarrd Immediately 10 ~,
This pFlcr, compared With the low
- 81 in the previous session, Earn
inEs ~ American WateFwurkH have
ahowu remarkable Improvement %
Ter thia year in the fret quarter
alone the company covered TIE full
years dividend requirements on the
7 per cent preferred stock.
Opening prlrfu Included United
states steel. fet3 American can.
f0th Or ti baldwin. lis. up =
international Paper. tsh. up ~ Al
rohol tft. up - Union Pacific.
1901. or a nsfhishem steel. ~.
up IL a. n q ~. iges. W q.
,s iss sst. ae North American.
III. NorfoIk q Western. iagL, up
= sew York Central ie2a. UP -.
Cora Prvdpets. 4eh. up = hlnds-
baksr. sth. up "a G, 4 o. fAA.
40 =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-04
Her Cooking
Made Him Sick
Stomach Trouble (Gas) Made Man Hard t.
Get Along With

sfdsr-. such a. osczasnai eorstipstisa.
sour stomach. xas On tha stomach ard
sick hsadaeas. ons spoonfui Adisrtks Al
WAYS bfinss feiief leuGsf rsatmsat
teW@vtF. 10 nseesssry "a cases " 1tstinst.
ecas,inatiun and IsuE ssAnains stomach
troaels. preferably sadsr diFsespa Of
yseg physiciss.
nspsrts from rhyslciass
4 found Adlsriks the beet In my snsir.
u years szpsEisnSa.- teignsdI Ut. y
KErsTr
= Use Adisrika 10 all bousi es.,.
Som. feqnirs o1iy ona dpae- tairnea
Or. " ". y. tSams Eissn sa reausstJ
Il hare f0uad ne;hing IN ray 10 years
practice 90 sresi Adisriks." tslgnsa1 Or
Jsmes Weaver.
AFTER tsi<iar Adisriks fssi better TIA.
FOR 20 years Haven't lanxuaxa 10 81
pssss the AWFUL IMPuRiTIEs sltral.
rated fTom ny vs;sm." taignsdl J. g
fuckstt-
Adisriks II q constant ssrystss 10 p>s-
PIE Via have used Only ordinary b.1s a
and stomach medicines. on scroaat 81 tts
npid. pleasant and COMPLETE aesian.
u "a SAID ~ isaeinE druggists srsry-
where.
Sold in Seattle By nine Bartsu
Drug Stores and other leading drug
Eistss-Advertisem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-04

AEffNNl NaNt4Arnr
Hftay sigsga va .iadt liFtas y
gfsIaa q ta14ift cqmaan is
ffw asiisfh FeeI itss4fisi ms4t.
SD se4 esiawea- ftdf ftt taHs Eeea
FfttstEt mssieai ga tea.aeia.
tt4tsti capnsf epi ealifff ii.sl
Sit tHiiH caHust8 ani teiNf raf,
tffli eaiFks t1stilln at1 sheife. tfl
ia dewn. tf.taui nee % 4fe lha
ftso1asei zee ~ M. iitQafta
deg RetsIrta zee 1srg ~ Hfftgi
isadf. Msaiun. Fce4 so afis4 ~
30 zea iuss fl4Reff4i ~ 70 ~ ist
4e1rrsi ess ia ~ ttist t'.N'
tttsipE faaesth hfsn itstff' fsss
~ saasa heaRs n seq I1fss. Fehfhs
tsi Est gigLss' istssil sna liesk-
ere ffz.Uff4
shrcp Nseg.pia aQsa Tons 81 walsgi
nSsaf fRmet n ~ teNn mt4lt u
81 theiSt fssR4 hfsr1 Rsisala.
nisdium go lteils l4s eais spa
eenn.ens an priGhts tt4ri ssinsft
tEetl sHss eemlaaa 20 sAeie' ~
ath
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-04

Il could not say too much about
Adierika (intcstinal antisepticl.
since takin< IL can eat almost any
thing. Before I took Il could cat
hardly anything and everything !
Did eat made me sick" (sisnee)
II &. Hummei.
iste.tinai Aatiseotts
~hers Is no~ offered to the puzzle q
--~p4rstlon havtnx the DOUBLE aetiou
n Al intsstinAi antissp,is ana q COM
rsf.ETE system cleanser. Thls prrpara-
tan known az Adiarlka. acts ss follows.
II ssuds 20 ell s.r4ts Or destroy harfa.
ful germs and colon baeiiii IN tire intss-
final canai. thus ggardins against ap-
tentieitls and other diseases haytaE
their start here.
II 10 tho mo.t eornplsts system cleanse
-ter offsred 20 the puhfie. acting 90
both upper and lover bswei ard fsuiov-
fnw foul matter waieh poisoned TIE system
far riosths ard ~hich nothiax else can
disic1rs. II brings out all gases. thus
fnsmstlatsly rslistinr pressure u tbs
heart. ]; Il assouiskiax tlr great aHiogni
Of poisonous nssfsr Adisf4a drswnfron
sna allmeutary raaai--matfsr yeo nsvsr
fhogght was IN your sysfsa- Try u riEAt
sf,sr natural movement and noties how
r1eeh more fooi matssr II brings cut
witch was poisoning you. tn slight dts-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-04
Mrs. Nicolai Gives IL
Credit For Restoring
Health And Strength.

The friend who recommended Tan
Ne 20 me was mighty enthusiastic
shout ID. but even thea ! did not
,xpeei such wonderful results as Il
has given ne. said Airs, r. Nlcolai.
1871 sItA Avenue, Oakland Calf,
recently
~f'or months tad been 50 run.
down that fet WORKOUT all the
time rs appc's had fallen OF, /
suffered drcRdfuliy from nervousness
and headaches. and would wake un
a an hours Of the nlsht. los, about
on pounds and that miserable feeling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-04
TANLAC IS MARVELLOUS
SAYS OAKLAND LADY

q weakness and exhaustion beEEars
description
To begin with. Tanlac gave ma q
perfectly splendid appetite and e
Was a revelation how tho medicine
built me up. My nerves became
calm. could sleep straight through
the night. and before Ions ] reaained
all my lost weight have felt
good 20 this vcry day. TOO. Tanlac is
certainly a marvellous tonic.
Tan'ac is for salc b. Az good drug
sis,s Accept no substitute. over
40 million bottles sold
TanlAe Vegetable Pills. Tor eonsti.
patton. made and recommended hy
the manufacturers q TANLAC.
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-04
tuberculosis
Miraculous Results Are Testified BY Tubecuar Sufferers
Who Have Used the "Haelan" Treatment at Home

with 'TfAELAS' withoa, issvtnr enc
hons snd without IN. ineonvsnisnc. and
enormous expense o. travelling 10 blatant
climates
Therefore, 10 offer 'H.sian" 10 the
pablo aaywhsrs Al vsry pominsI eoss on
q rigid GUARANTEE TO PRODUCE
SATISFACTORY RESULTS % fts fun
2vrchass pries vii DO refunded. THIS
guarantees IL backed By dsposit OF
$1,000 90 IN = iaTEs psnvsr bank.
Full particulars. testimonials. prices
and n book on This Modern Trsstni sut
for Tabefcuiosis' will be mailed free on
rsgusF. Write today. The Gsparai Rem.
sdiss Co.. Dept a.. Loop Building. Dsn-
yer. Colorado. Northumberland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-04

Dr.. r. H. Davis. $ prominent Denver
physician. says Il have personally treat
Cd = large number Of pulmonary tubsgeu.
lar eases with HAsIau.' Case. % fhs
shronic type where a continual toes Of
weight had been recorded responded b. q
gradual gniu IN weight. cessation OF
coughing. elimination Of the blood
streaked sputur1- renewed vizor and
stamina. restored appetite, . rudy COM
pgezlou. warm hands and feet. clear eyes
and q general robustness OF constitution
which surprised most Of all the patisnts
themselves"
Similar reports from tubsreuinf patients
fhrgcogt America have convtncsd u tina.
pulmonary Tuberculosis can Be overcome
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-04

They looked 50 badly tina, ! was
disguised and did not wans 10 20
anywbere.
"one day ! read an sdver,ise-
meni for cutieufs Soap and ONT
msns and decided would send for
a free sampls. ! purchased more
and Ia two OF three months the
lpimples disappeared" Signed
Miss Irene Wagner. Boz ssi.
HAVE, Mont. Aug. ~. 1910.
For every purpose Of the toilet
and bath. cuteufa Soap. Ointment
and Tsleum are excellent
assyi-s Yrss " Mar. Asf.sssi -cstissrs tAsSs,
stsr,ss. Dept n. Nsissa ~, kAss~ ss;A sessr.
vhsrs s-ss Ne Dis,.snt - sss tps. fsisgm Ne.
- Try our new 3hsyins Sick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-04
Arriyala and Deparlures

Arrived June t-atf EkaEuaT frgm
Las AnGsifn. - n q, "a. ctr President
nsdisoH fIpm haHlla via pafis. az e.t9
y n-i tir LHhn1a from san TFauciscq
al a. m. JuHs s-afr 1aeqE from Laa
Anuaiss via ports 81 8. M ctr fukou
from Tacoma 80 nidniEht ~ ufoekfais
from Tacoma sf sac D. ma ctr Ala
media from Aisaha, a. 1915 p o..
sailed 1iEns t-bfr Jobs q. Eirkguf
rrs fer los Angeles. st t,it a. IA. 90
hunirzl Hogsrt To- Aissha, at 80 .. n
fans f-dir Cofrus fsr HsilinEhaa va
Everett at q. m. sff Hfeotaais fof los
Angeles sia vancouver. at fffs p. a.,
80 Point t.gt0s Tor Mobile via ports, si
flte b. On. sif Afatia aara for Tacema
~ t.tg D m.s 90 Luriins Tor Honoiuiu
Fort Allen snd kaanapali 81 ,. m,
sif a. D.. Alexander To- iha Angeles Va
ssn Ffanelseg. 80 3. "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-04
Foreign Exchange

fsfeisn a1chanEs rates ciessd ussf tbs
tssi pFicsa q ne day, atsFllnE tais'
- : franrs. taetit ~ teeeeti lire.
taetsa on 80 eaefi Belgian france.
iabittH, " teQtef. merkA ttip.eee.
afa aea o. the doilafi shsnshaL So
fekohama. ftkof Russian tlg NpfWa1
ltth - tataeti ntnmafs. ieta. ~
fsRtef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-04

acc. some q the pm
plss we've large and
sons were snail. Thar
were hard and red o.
hIsi bui after ,hs seeond
OF Third day they usual
iy came 70 . bead and
gradually disappeared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-04

fsasahsi exceptions prices - ufnducsfs
sen - ngnsd ~ dfdurging ths cert ~
trauasaftatian a. seattle and srpfoais
iaatslf ii per rsni fef hasiirE. storage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-04
Denver Live Stock
Tussdays Quofaflons

Cattle Receipts. 1900. Market. steady.
Beef steers. tgio.tes cows and hsif-
srs. ftgti esivss ttgIil steskrft aud
fssdsfa. 81 1850 bulls. fa9A
ifsrs Receipts tstp. MARKET. f6Ito
tossr Top. i7.isi bulk, if5ss7. piss
sFaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-04
Portland Grain

PORTLAND. June 1.--whsat-ilard
uhus. fttst sofg while. t-oli sssisru
white. ttef. hard water tiesl uaFths
err sPnnE. ti.o1l western red ties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-04
GRAINS FINISH
UNEVEN DAY
Wheat Slips Back; Corn Up
and Oats Unchanged

lBlcAGo 1une g.--f7rainr aad 81
uesfen nnish 81 ne tosr4 ~ iFsaQ
te4s3. Lspidsuen ~ sire4 longs
irusrd the eioRs eanssd Whesi PFlsst
a. trop % psN lev lrysl fsg tie
a4Y CtnipftltiHe bag ing kfgt aorn
ffscficnailY hiEier rhA huying
ttirusnts
okis held firm and siessd showing
~ net change
Fsoyisiens finished irregular
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-04
Chicago Board of Trade
cash Wheat

CHICAGO. Juns s-cssA rhsst Sc. q
20. tIuIs So { hard fiFt3iifg !
So hsFa. ileis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-04

nnfs 4ia.
~. ,6.h 90
Ita . ga - N
arrppd los fids
It4aHiH 90 u
srflpd lIisb iids
HHp az %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-04

VEGETABLES
Price. faid Wholesale Dealer,
frhs prices kitsn are thess made "a
retail dealers ~ aaaissaisfs. with = fss
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Weather Bureau Report

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San Francisco Produce

Tuesday's Quotations.
Butfer-ES,ras. ~, prime firsts, ssHI
flrfts. a..
EEEs-fItrss. San. sstrs puiists, abn,
undsrsiEsd puliets. 70.
Cheese fats, fancy. 9aW.
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Miss Irene Wagner
TELLS How Cuticura
| Healed Pimples

~ was troubled With pinp.es
from the time ] was Twelve years Of
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POULTRY AND MRATs
LIVE STOCK

LIVE STOCK
ouetatisns AZ tnioa stscksard.
nsceipis Wednesday .. a.. ~ cattle
lii sheep.
faltlr
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Omaha Live Stock

weak 81 iagfla loser. NeAriinEs
Fltogif tas COWS and hetfera tfN
fars. ststrs. tt.rsGs,tes sfasksfs ard
Feeders tt.te1ftaf saivss tfgte.
tulis ana staEa ttHr
Hers-necslPts. tteaa Tons 81 narkst
lever. Bulk. fffeofi teR Sea.
SHEEP Etesiuta 2ttf Tens ~ market
stsady. Nsarilags. ttoteoil. fai vsth-
80 fkattei lsfnha tisois-iti s~sa
fAttlf.f4
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee
sarar- Easss Raw. ttsii rsfinse. qglst
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ShipNeWs
Tides in Seattle

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HAY. GRAIN AND FEED
tPriees on Mired Csris~ds to shippss
n. q. II. seaitisb

tTfIrfe on WIffu NhfIoAds 70 HhIp peF,
n. o. II. ssaitisb
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straw ...s....s.s.s..ss..s
Cerp--whois. yellow. iie's. .......tseo
Cracked aud feed !nssl.
1oos ...s.s.s..s....t.s..
Bsrisy--whois. feed. 1908.
Oats--Whols feed. 1909 ...........t1.oo
Rolled and ground. Tts-
so's .............s... .ttso
Whest--Rsefeansd feed, ifs's 5000 Q Il. 90
AiIad feed and run ............sos
Aii-Grnin Chop-so's ..4.........sloe
Chick u, ". Mash--fo0's ..,...... .So.oa
scratch food--io0s ................tso
ZEE hash.-ioo's ..................1 .od
finsesd oil Meal--ioo's ......... ". %
soya Bean Msai--ioo's ............ sIes