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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-12-11
j. S. OFFICERS
MAKE RAIDS
Report Arrests Both in Bis.
marck and Mandan

Bismarck and Mandan have fur
nished the latest groups for courts
dealing with the liquor law viola
tion cases. Reports to the federal
offices in Fargo disclosed six arrests
in the cities in the last two days.
Gabe Eckroth Of Mandan, in whose
possession officials say they seized
l65 quarts of home made beer. head >
the list. Others arrested charged
with possession Of from a half-pint
of alcohol to several gallons of noon
shine are Amos Casey Of Bismarck
Nellie Nickleby of Bismarck. Ed
Seibert of Mandan, Matt Kroll Of
Mandan and Christ Stnd of Mandan.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-12-11
DEPARTMENT STORES ADOPT
FURNITURE ADVERTISING COD,

New York. Dec. 11.-The board of
directors of the National Dry Goods
ASSOCIATION has adopted code for
the truthful advertising of furni-
ture. according to Lew Hahn, man
aging director of the association.
The code is in accordance with
the Name Of the Woods" campaipn.
carried ON by the National Vigilance
Committee of the Associated Advcr-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-12-11

many instances it is reported that
the individuals whose property is
concerned do not know to this day
to which state they should pay taxes
Estimates have been made by in
vestlgators that it will require ten
years or even longer to get the boun-
Diary lines Strengthened out, ana con-
d!tions amicably settled for many
thousands Of persons.
Don't miss seeing "The
Reckless Age" at the Capitol
Theatre tonight.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-12-11
DEATH RATE
is INCREASED
Registration Area Figures
Show Boost

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE death
rate in the registration area of the
United States increased to 1913 per
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-12-11

1000 Of population in 1928, from
1l.S in 1922. Mortality figures for
last year. made public today by the
Department of Commerce, show that
only seven states out of the total of
81 comprising the death registra-
tion area. had lower rate than in
1922. These were Colorado, Idaho,
Montana. Oregon. South Carolina,
Utah and Washington.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-12-11
WHY BANKS2
LESSON XII
LESSON XII
BY J. n. PUELCHeR, Chairman
Commission American Bankers Association

What Is Trust Company Technically defined Is bank that
specalizes in fducary In addition
general banking services Humanity speaking is what
its mplies-a place Of trust.
INVESTMENT-lending money for In.
profit to business and gov.
ernments to Garry on" Such lend.
<~~~> ing is often done through the pur.
"A chase by investors of bonds selected
eHe<N 81 by bank a company
~ safe and desirable
IA ssSM FIDUCIARY--hed in trust and conf.
VA dence. For example, trustee holds
E&2 a mans for the benefit of his
|A&Yaf%HS33WI widow children, for 1t faith.
l&@@@7AJ fully, invests it prudenty and
J. r. Pue,icher it for their welfare in accordance
with his wishes.
TRUST COMPANIES able to fulfill these functions
of their experience in Investments because of their trained
officers and because of their continuous while
individual often knows nothing Of investments usually
lacks and training and may die during the life
of the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-12-11

Don't miss seeing "The
Reckless Age" at the Capitol
Theatre tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-25
Building Permits

~. p. osnssl isss r Madison. frame
residence. sirN. $500.
l. A. Root. 1900 stone way. frame rssl.
dsHes. gsI1i $4,000,
n, ~ Gillsu. 1iib >. Pike. frame resi-
dsncs. 1tEsg. 1850.
HARRISON a Swanson. Medina, wash A.,
frame residence. ssItt, 1900.
John =. Anderson. 1919 y, SD st. frame
residence. 1sS5s. $500.
~ = Alexander. $685. California ave
frame residences. 2sIi9. ta,ooo.
Frank Edmond. "a Ilth ~. frAms resi-
dsncs. 5e1I7 i1.0oo.
J. O. Mandt. sos Bennett st, frams resi-
csnes. isE7l. 1850.
c. p. Appleton, IS vs. Etruria. frame
rssidsncs. 7tHg,. 1850,
j. Is. Richards. a2it ". Stat. frame rest
dsnes. 1tKti. 1880.
J. 3. Richards. azis ". siHt. frams resi-
dsnes. siTU. $500
81. ! Vsret,o. sstB Ninth ~. z, frame
residence. 7sHt1. 81 800.
Mrs. H. e. Erickson. care architect. ait
garage. 7iT1o. 1850.
Annie 81 Cross. 1ii ". sist. frams resi-.
dsnce, sir1s. $4,000
Chris tyorson. Ill W. Boston. frame rest
d.ucs, 3sBH17. 5000.
T. Ostbys. asos =. Pike. ffsms residence,
5sBIf5. $1,000
Chris tysrson. I'll W. Boston, frame resi-
dsncs 2s1t7a 5000.
J. T.. kindred. t7T ssaboard, frame resi-
dsnes. 1880. $4,000.
a. ~. Thompson. 41i0 Aurora, frams resi-
dsncs 5SI7I 5000.
HUH MaeAulay. 1910 Aurora. frams resi-.
dsnes 55I3i. 1890.
CarEtsns pkg. Co.. Western A Maln.. ait
bldg. 1900
Il. J. Wentworth. sb1T Meridian. frame
reuidsncs. ziE1S. t5.000.
4. lIAt u
frame residence. 7sE5s. $500.
T. l.. wsntvorth, 51I Y. Laurelhurat,
frame residence. 7BEti. 5000.
o. 81. Kuisu. 1905 Third ~. frame resi-
dencc 52I57. 5000.
Mabel Angus, Arcade bldg. frams resi-.
dence i7I57. 5000.
Annie y. weymouth. 1898 t5th ave. g. D.,
frame residence. $500.
l. W. Vaughn. 1916 N. 18th St. add TO
residence. $3.50.
J Disrman. g7ss 18th ave. 8. W. sltrra-
tiou residence, $500.
A. Coates. z2is W. Garfield at. moving
residence. $50.
VIM. W. Levi. 65i7 LAtona ave. frame
garage. Ii75.
D. II. Parlstts. 1902 H,t ave. s. W.
frame garage. $50.
II. G. BaEisy, s77o Eleventh. ave. n. W.
alteration residence, $3.50.
s. II. Dempam. $3.50 18th ave. g., frame
shed i7J.
VIM. whltsslds. 1iah wash st., altera-
ton building. 1850.
Enroll II. Home. 1907 Fifth ave. w,
frame garage, $50
Morton V. nm. 3J2s Stone way. erect
shelter, 80.
Great Western smelting Co. 1915 Ninth
ave. g.. frame garage. $50.
J. y. Hanson. lis W. nth st. frame
garage. $50.
). Katr. 1917 Y. Spruce IT.. fran. resi-.
dsnos, 1900.
Katherine 4. Aindt. 1890 i5rd ave. ~.
frame gage. $50.
O. W. skively. 1908 Third ave. alt.rs-
ton store. 400.
y. stefani. G'5t 18th g.. move residence.
t35o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-25
New Corporations

OLYMPIA. Aug. ss.-rhs following
articles % Incorporation have been MED
Ia thu office o. ths secretary Of state
Lorraine Mining Co, Seattle. 400 900
W. y Peters and Don LiEh,nsr.
North American Realty Co. Tacoma.
$4,000. y, sykes. l. 4. Murphy aud
) vs. Lyon.
Seattle psheo EnsmsllnE Co. Seattle.
10000. II. ". salmon. Jr.. and Myra
3 salmon.
Auburn Tire 4 him hoa,s. Auburn.
iio.ooo. =. A. Riehardsoa and H. n.
Green.
a. 8. Anderson. Inc. Tseoma. $500
Henry ToFvik and Gsorgs Bwzssy and
Alma p. Anderson, To do a general
contracting or construction businssl.
etc.
Green Mountain Products. ssattis
1900. l., .. stevens and A. z. wiIks
Butter. eggs. cheese and dairy products
Of ali kinds
oaaiity croesy. Inc. Elma. $4,000. II.
r. Hawkins, walter L. Meyer and Helen
X Hawkins
The Rydsrwood Creamery. Inc. Ryder
wood, Cowiitz county. ii0.5o n. H.
Henry. =. r weizhiii and Ronald Moore.
Doc" Hamliton's Harbsqus Pit. So.
attic. iis.5sB. J. II; Hamilton and Burr
Hamilton.
The KIsvenhaussn Packing Co. Port
land. 500. 900. r. Klsvsnhaussn. Adam
Mueller ~. J. Berg and a. y. Friedrich
sen. Power OF attorney 70 A y. Fried
richssn. Cathlhmet
Mcclsary Hydraulic Brake Co. spo-
kane. 10000. H. Z. Mecleary and T.
A. Tantry.
Umpqua Mni 4 Timber CO. Amend
msut changing place Of bysineFa from
raymond 70 Tacoma, 100000.
Furniture Finance Co. Seattle. Amend
msnt reducing capital stock from 1i5o.-
900 10 $4,000.
Liberty Thsatsr Co. Of Olympia. Taco
ma, $4,000. John D. Baker. X. T.
Moore and Frank G. Neal.
Corporation Holding Co, Spokane, i7s.-
900. 4. W. Morris. Evelyn Frlzzsll and
Milton s. Hanausr.
United Steel Co. Amendment chang
ing place Of business from Seattle 10
Everett. capital stock $4,000
watvtIlc Lumber Co. Csntralis.
Amendment Increasing --=GAi stock
from $500. 900 20 ;i.t75.0o0.
Modern Auto Bady Works Tacoma.
Amendment Increasing capital stock
from $4,000 20 $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-25
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove TsrminAi-pisr I-Btr Iyo
Maru. AiahamR AAru.
Grand Trunk Pacific Tsrmlnal-str Ad.
mifai Watson.
Pier ii-atr phtioctstsL
Pier iiB-Ms BorEaA.
Pier A-str Curacao.
Pier str IAcos.
Pier B-str u. = Alexander.
Pacific Coast Coal Bunksrs-u. 8. L. 8
Relief
Union Pacific T,rmInsi-str Border
King.
u shipping Board MoerinEs-str
Bsarport. Dsksrrfisid. city OF Spokane
IVES, Ison. Yves, Kadsr. West GAmbo.
West Cadrou. Cuprum.
King 4 wtnEo-Ms Anvil.
stacy Street Tsrminsi-Ms Californian.
HAnford street Tsrmlnai-str J. D.
Petss
Spokane Street TsrmlnAl-sehr Benz. =.
Packard. ctr Oduna
East waterway Dock A warehouse co.
--strs Edward Luckenbaeh. Katrina
Lucksnbach.
General Pstroisurn-str Lsbsc.
Todd Dry Docks-Str Patterson.
DrummonE LiEhtersEs-str Santa liner
Amss Terminal Co.-Ms Libby Maine. str
OthsEo.
Nsttlston's Mlll-sr John G. RIrkpst-
rick.
west Seattle Elsvator-str MsIyo MART
West Seattle Training station-Eagls 81.
strsAmPacifio fleet.
winsiow Marine Hailwsy-Schrs Mindhn.
no. Vancouver. Annie ~ Campbell. Ella
4. Meteor and Aiumna, barRes Coqult.
lam City. Henry Willard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-25
Vessels in Other Ports

VANCOUVER. Arrived AuI ss.-Htr
chiekzAaw city from seattle. az 10 p.
M 'tr MAkurs from sydney. 81 ,, N.
sailed. Aug ss-Ar Alabama Msru for
seatiis. ~ .. m ma Los Aiamos for
Los ANGELES. 81 .. m.
PORT TpwSBESp-rhEssd IN AuE
'i.-ar NsIyo asru from Seattle. a.
ItiA a m Aug ss-u. +. q Heather
Tor Seattle. at I .. M. siF Commercial
Traveller for Tacoma. st SEQ =, m
Passed ogt. Avg 2:.-Htr Iuatsszn MAru
Tor orient AZ $40 . ~,
NicToRiA-Pssssd for Fraser river
AuE .:.-Hr Sish Sislssn. a. 1850
a m.
puNGESEHE In Aug s1-str
Commercial Traveller Ter Tacoma At
1850 . m
ABERDEEN Sailed. AuI. si.-str
Hsrtuood Tor Los AuEslss. At =. M
'shr Irene Tor honolulu, a. ?. m, afr
Milan Maru FOR Yokohama At . m!
sir Commercial Traveller for Tacoma al
m; str Siss Nislssn Tor New
Wsaiminstsr al ?, m. kuE. 21-au
OREGON Tor los Angeles. At 80. m ABE
3g-ar EGistiEa for Seattle. az 8 a. m
RAYMOND AHE, 3s-AiF Ray
mond Tor San Franchise. At ~ a. ms
Arrissd-Hfr HiassT ~ HauptmAn fom
Seattle, a. m
AEToRtA-Arrivsi. AVE :; str Lon.
don Merchant from Seattle AuEs I'll
So Harold Dollar from C91s lay. Al q
a m sailed. Aug. si.=,arr Julia Luck.
snhAeh for boston, ms pTschtdYE fer
Rotterdam. a. .. m. str ). n oedon
Tor North % Hatisras AZ ,, ~.
TACOMA Sailed, AuT. .z-Etr Penn
sYiranlan for Seattle A. 8 a M sir
Emma Alexander for Seattle, At a. m.
ur SANTA iHss for Everett A. = ~,
Aug, 37-Atr Anger fot u, e.. a. p.
M. sir Ciarsmont for coiumbia River.
AZ p m Arrived. Aug. 2;-Htr Glare.
mont from Seattle. At ! ,, m ctr X
atFinA LucksnhAch from Seattle. at &
, M str Ipswich from Seattle az 6
p. m str Emma Alexander from Seattle.
A. ,. m. ttr Commercial Traveller from
Nsw York. 81 ; ?. m. str August from
Seattle a. 30 ?. m.
BAN MISUNDERSTANDING. AuE il
Str ksnturkiAn from Boston. az a. m.
ctr proyidsneia from Seattle. at a. M.
Aug. .3.-stf CAdarsttz from Seattle. At
y m. stg MinnssotAu from Seattle. Rt
p, m. Sailed. Aug sa.-str Harry
Lueksnbsrh Tor Seattle. str Mount ClIH.
ton for Seattle. Aug. 7i-slr Manulani
for Seattle At q m Arrived. Aug IL
Str ". y. Alexander from Los Angeles.
AZ 10 o. m.
LOS ASGELEH-Arriv.d. Aug. :z--sr
J. 1. Lucksnbaeh from Boston. STR ".
r. Alexander from Seattle str ohio.n
from Seattle ctr BkAEway from Seattle
aaIisd-AuK. Str Martha Hsnsoth lot
Portland. afr ohioan for Philadelphia
rtr Monticello for Baltimars. str Astoria
for Puget Sound ma Frank Lynch for
New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-25
Arrivals and Departures

Arrifsd-AuEuht aa-str Jaeon from
Toe Angeles via San Francisco. At n 80
a, M ctr ~ - Alexander from Alaska
a. hito a, ma. ctr Curacao from Aiasha
a. lts mt AVS si.-stF Lsbec from
Los Angeles, at 1916 p M. ctr ~ Sc
Eundo from Richmond. 81 =, M. ctr
Alabama Asru from Vancouver via
Everett and Taenma. az 7.lG p, ms str
John g, kirkpairirk from los Angeles.
~ tAe ,. m str Admiral Dewey nom
Los Angeles Via San Francisco. AZ gtlB
?, ms ,sE lurhmoHd from Los Angelica
az 1865 ,. ma ma Californian from
Philadelphia Via ports At $50 a. al.
aiT oduna from Alaska Via ports. At $40
a. M, str halntlEz from Yokohama via
sraYs hAfbor. at B.is a. m. Aug ia
ST. fhsfton from san Francisco. 81 mid
hlEht ms Libby Maine from bristol hey.
20 SsA p. M
saiisd-AuE sg-sr nirhmona for
hlehmonds - a. M ttr ~ RsEuhdo
Tor Richmond. a. lss0 a m.s str Admiral
Dewey for Tacoma and Everett. 81 sac
a M. AuE st=HtF niya Maru for
Osaka, AZ ., m. Eagle Ne 81 for Ia
coma a. ~ a mri or Eidarado for tas
AnGslsssfia ports. AZ 1910 a. m ctr
President Mckinley Tor Manila Via ports
AZ ~ m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-25
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Aug. - Foreign nr.
change opened loser Sterling, tauG
francs. I9osis'a lire. idei''. belgium,
paper marks or one gold marx. Nor.
Say. i1st: sweden. fstt
The foreign exchange market closed
weaker. Sterling. tINs OF ~.
francs. ia.ofttA. OF ia.0061a lire.
ianttiG. OF IQ.R3o0a belgian francs
ioogsia. OF i000oi. marks same Rus.
sia. SIS. Shanghai 5aa. Yokohama
Iai. sweden. .sts Norway ilto.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-25
Portland Live Stock
Satnrtlny's Qnotntinn.

go, uEuhN quotations
5. Tone 81 r,,r,.,
steady. Steers. medium. SsaT.sO. ,on,-
mon, S4ds: heifers. medium and com
mon, S,5od 5.25; cows. medium ana
common, SSdt75. Gamers and cutters
sl'eogS; bulls, Gamers and boloEnas.
Ss.'5N as; calves, medium and choice
100 lbs. down. S7.5oRio; 100 10 $50
lbs s6.5oRs.5o: $50 lbs up. sSRs.so
rs. Tone OF market.
slow Medium. good and choice. $50
to 200 lbs. sioGil: 200 20 $50 lbs,
$3.50 1915; $50 lbs. W, 5000; pack
ms, smooth heavy. sSds.7s; packing.
rough heavy, S7dS; slaughter rIr.
$500 s.5o' feeders and stookers. $3.50
as
Shecp-Receipts, 81. Tone OF mnrk.,
Slow. Lambs, heavyweight. medium
and choice, Ss.5oGio; culls and com
mons, all weights. SS50aSS0; weth.r,.
iA5oG7,5o: ewes. common to choice.
S5G5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-25
STOCKS RECOVER
AT OPENING
Maxwell "a" Hits New High
on Initial Dealings
WALL STREET JOURNAL FINAN-
CIAL REVIEW

VAL INV INV
NEW YORK. Aus. Nothing
appeared In the news over the week
end 20 account Tor the selling move
ment watch took place in the stock
market az the end Of last week. This
fact confirmed abe belief that the
decline had been wholly due 20 tech
nienl reasons and tho general list
displayed considerably improved
tone "a the early dealings,
Fractional recoveries were scored
IN most active stocks on the initial
dealings, while Maxwell A continued
90 move ahead. reaching a further
new hIsh for tho year 81 b6.
Chandler was heavy. dropping 2is
points 20 tiiA, ga anticipation OF a
poor showing ia is six months
nEures. which viii be published this
The stock market opened firm' 4.
s. siesl; Joss. W - psyises
=: A, T, 4 r. 1879. up ~ Atchi-
son, l0tL. up =: n, a O.. C2h. up
= kennccott. as! Mack Truck.
io0A; Corn Products, gta. up -;
General Motors. cN-diyidcnd Il,
Westinghouse, 62s,. OF = Amrrl-
can Can, 1919, up = Southern Pa
ciflc. e5h; BALDWIN i33h: Union
Pacific. itaA ST. Paul. pfd. t5., up
= fan-American n. b5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-25
GRAIN FUTURES
DIP AT CLOSE
Wheat Leads Slump at End
OF Weeks Trading

CHICAGO. Aug 2s-Grain futures
finished sharply lower. wheat lead
Ing IA the down turn.
Drastic liquidation by leading
commission houses sent wheat into
a sinking spell at tho opening from
which Il was unable 20 recover. A
leading Canadian Grain dealer placed
his private estimate Of tho Canadian
prospective yield az 800. 900. 900
bushels
Hotter weather and lack Of buy
Ing power. ruperindueed By weak
ness In wheat. sent corn dcwn. A
good cash demand. however. served
TO hold prices IN check.
Oats also suffered losses.
Provisions were of.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-25
Is America Going Mad?
100000 in U. S. Asylums Now, Claimed
= y
Census Expert Says Yes

number OF persons with this form
Of mental disease never reach the
hospitals but are in the community
as loafers, beggars and tramps and
swell tho population Of penal insti.
tutions and almshouscA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-25
Railroad Operates
Its Own Buss Line

PORTLAND. Orc. Aug. 25.-In
an effort to retain business fast
slipping from tho railroad to com.
petlns stage lines. tho p. & S. rail.
way today began operation OF
fleet Of eight QUITO buses on It's own
account between Portland and RaI.
MGR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-25
CANADIAN M1nrIrss

Str Esther Dollar, 100 miles from "a
isvan, bound for Kots
str city u Vancouver. sts miles from
Victoria. inbound.
Str Curacao, 80 miles from Esattls.
touthbound.
Htr Milan Aaru, 10 miles southwest
Eatsyan bound Tor IokohAma
Str Canadian Traveller. Port Alhsrni
Tor Montreal. i.o7i miles from Tatoosh.
Str Nanhoh Maru. bound for rebo-
hama. latitude % orth. ionEtituds 40
west
Str Canadian Hklrmishsr Liverpool for
vancouver. $50 miles from Tztossh
Hir naychlna. Vancouver for Arctic
ocean. 9s9 miles from EIt6vAu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-25
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

suEar-Quist Raw is,tl refined. auIrt
Eranulatst tskeug
Csffee-So. : nia. spot itH. No. I,
santos 3ig3is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-25

OTTAWA. Ont. Aus. :5.--Ths pro.
duetion OF pig iron in Canada Rd.
vanced 10 st.9sT tons In May. an In,
crease OF Liza tons over the April
output Of s3s7s tons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-25
Denver Live Stock
saturdays Quotations

$50. Steady. 1.er
steers $50 cows and helfers. $40
feeders, stGs; bulls. ssas.
100. Market .,..>
Top. $3.50; bulk. s9..O9s.5O. pigs. 81
Receipts. $500. Steady. IA,
lambs, Ns,5o6i3iO; feeder lambs.
Si0.5o9lL2S; ewes. Slgs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-25
Portland Produce

Butter-BuyInE. "a. selling. soaE.
EEFs-Buying. az "a: selling, a7aso.
Hen.-Isavy. 7067i; light. Ia.
Cheose-Tillamook tripletS. 2sa7a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-25
MUCH TIMBER SCALED

VICTORIA. y. C.. AUG. 25-Tim.
Der scaled In the first quarter OF the
current year totalcd 5s0.731. sss feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-25
Portland Wheat

PORTLAND. Aug. 25.-wheat-Hard
white. fi.i5; soft white ii.5s: western
white. ti.32: hard winter, i1.77: north
srn spring. Ii.25; western red. Ti.2o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-25
Chicago Board Of Trade
Cash Wheat

CHICAGO AuE .1-ca.h uhsat-So.
rcd. iii7s Al1t. No. : hard. ilG3p
isaA No. ! hard. Ii.sici.t1,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-25
STAY ON FARM II
YOU'D STAY SANE

One must remember" says DIR.
Hin. that our figures are for the
number Of persons confined in in
stitutlons and a much larger pro-
portion Of the mentally deficient are
being confined now instead Of being
permitted 10 run at large. Still.
there has been a big increase in in
sanity. largely due 70 tho shifting
Of population from the farms 70 the
cities where worry and hurry are
Increased. We can't say how much
this increase Is because We haven't
the figures on those running at
large"
Tho census bureaus statistics on
mental detectives for 1923 have Just
been compiled. Comparison Of these
with the population tables OF the
1870 census shows some astonishing
contrasts
The number OF mentally diseased.
feeble-minded and eplleptics confined
in institutions in 1923 totaled 54s.-
17f-which Is more than the popu-
lation Of Kansas City. Mo.
The insane asylum population
alone would nearly fill a city the
size Of Rochester, y. Y. as they
number 2sO.457.
Tho number OF hospital beds in
such institutions in 1923 was 1885,
4si-which is nearly enough beds 70
sleep every man. woman and child
in the city OF Minneapolis.
Persons afflicted with dementia
prascox comprise about s. per cent
Of the inmates Of such institutions.
On account OF the absence OF mark
ed psychotic symptoms, a large
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-25
Alaska Vessels

JUNEAU. Aus st-hailsd-stT Yukon.
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fETEHaHuHg, Aug. sailSd=Htr
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Receipts Saturday n. m. zoo cattle; $50
hogs 500 sheep.
Quotations at Union stoclyard,
VEGETABLES
frlccs Paid Wholesale Dealer.

CIhs prices given are those made to
retail dealers by wholesalers. with \
Few seasonal exceptions, prices TO pro-
dueers can 10 figured by deductlng the
cost OF transportation TO Seattle and
approximately Is per cent for hauling.
storage and selling oost.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-25

WASHINGTON. AUG. .5.-Arc we
all going crazy
In less than half century,
records Of the L. $. census bureau
show. the number o. persons con-
fined In hospitals for mental dis
eases In tho United States has
increased from 1924. to 290t5T.
OF course. there are more people
now than then. but the rate % In
sane patients per 100000 population
grew from SIS 10 1850 TO approx
maiely $3.50 In 1898
The Loeb-LSopoid case In Chicago
and other big murder trials recent
~ have turned attention to the ris-
Ing tide OF madness Whether the
contentious OF the defense attorneys
are true or false makes no differ
euce. the cold fact is that Insanity
is gaining fast.
Unlike others who have predicted
that in $50 years nearly one person
out Of every zoo will be an asylum
patient. DR.. Joseph Hin. census
bureau expert. does not see such an
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Liverpool Grain
Saturdays Quotations

open High Low Clos.
Oct los 1854 los 10 sd los 1854 los 1919
De. los iOhd los I'd i0si0sd iosltisd
Mr. los iosd los SD los i0Sd los 1879
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-25

General Erich Ludendorff trho led the famed German
rar machine Is reported IN dispatches from Berlin TO be
rtcn Of strange fantastic dreams to hare become re-
cnse withdrawing from society and to hare split Nth the
HoheHroHer1s and HfHdenbg He is said TO be unable TO
face the realities aud has grd conceptions of the potper of
diSar1ed Germany He has become equally fanatiea on
religious subjects HIS dreamn0s of lost poCer caused
some critics to declare that strain has distorted his mental
processes. In this latest picture of Ludendor Cef he is
shoirn meeting Veterans Of the German nary
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1,s7s,s35.is

Ask anyone about star Want Ad
RESULTS
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DAIRY PRODUCTS
Prices Raid shippers
nniirrfat-
DAIRY PRODUCTS
POULTRY AND MEATS
Price, Paid Shippers

Ducks-Llvs. old. per lb...... rs
Young, ip2t. 10. .........- Is
Broilers--is2t. 10. ....... .,21 ~
capons--Live fat. per lb.... 40
Fancy. d. p. .......,...... "a
Hens-Live. lbs. and up. 10 10 IA
Medium, live, TO Z lbs. .t6
Light, live. J to az lbs.......s -
Geese-Livs ............... .lt8 .I5
Fancy. dressed ............. 40
belgian Harcs-Livs .......... it
dressed Nv
IurkeJs-Fancy d. p. young. .1b1 40
Hoostsrs-oid. live. per ib...... IL
HoEs-Choic.. light .......... lao IL
Choice heavy, 10000 ibs.. .o6f IA
fcal-Fancy milk. so-i70 lbs. .ia1 rs
Heavy. medium quality ...... .070 IA
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FRUITS
rrle,. Paid whol..al, Dealer,

Inrnlps-sSek ............... 400 !
Local. szE. punches ......... $50 40 |
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Weather Bureau Report

rATouHH ISLAND. AuE SIS O. m.
- harumstgr FiainE slaalY. heavy misI
Nlnd south. 20 miles an hour.
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Ship News
Tides in Seattle

MONDAY
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