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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-14

Formal opening Of the newly en-
larged and advanced Friedlander &
Son jewelry store at Second Avenue
and University Street. declared to be
one Of the most distinctive and in.
elusive jewelry establishments In
America and second largest in the
West, will take place tomorrow, It is
announced by S. Friedlander.
The opening Of the beautiful new
store tomorrow will be featured by a
formal reception from to 0 p. m,
the public being invited. Mr.. Fried.
landes said. Many innovations in
imported merchandise, organization,
sales service and new departments
have been added since tho work
started last January.
S. Friedlandcr. senior partner OF
the firm, and figure In the Jewelry
business for tho past As years, re.
Gently returned from an extensive
tour Of the principal art and treasure
narts OF Europe and Asia where
Thousands Of new merchandise and
rarities were personally selected for
the enlarged stock and varieties Of
the new store, which Is being for.
maIIy opened on tho samo day OF
the same month on which Mr.. Fried.
lander began business in a small way
In the year 1878.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-14
CITY BONDS Get
HIGH RATING
Premium Offered on 5 Per
Cent 100000 Issue

High ratings for Seattle bonds
was reported Friday by City Comp
froiler Harry W. Carroll after
checking bids on $1,000. 600 OF water
department utility bonds opened az
noon Thursday.
Six groups OF bidders responded.
The chsekup showed two joint bids
~ r. ". Grant & Co. Carstens &
Earles. and John +. Price q Co.
were the best.
Ono OF the bids offered a premium
OF ;i.ioo for per cent bonds and
the other offered $3.50, 900 for the
entire million-dollar issue on a AZ
per cent interest basis.
The bids are 20 b considered NJ
a session Of tho city council finance
committee Friday afternoon.
Tho s1.0oo,o0o worth Of bonds be-
ing sold are part OF tho $500, 900
voted three years ago by the city
council 20 finance construction on
the Lake Youngs extension system.
Approximately 5000. 900 has al.
ready been spent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-14
LUMBER BOOM is
FORECAST
Farmers in Best Buying
Condition in Years
MARKET is PROMISING
Japan. East Coast, Argen-
tine Ready 10 Buy
In IKANk HnsITR

Once an "a long while expectation
does NOT ma itsslf cheated ty
recitation Tie present condition ~
thc iumhsr trade appears 90 Dec
enc 90 thoso favored occasions
our oil-tima STANDBY Boz tha mar
kct the farm trade on she prairie.
a. in the hest buying position IN
years With May wheat at $3.50
ard corn AZ SITS there Is plenty o.
rrason Why it should 10 buying
heaNily in the immediate future
Tho farmer IS spending money a.
ready in a fashion dear 90 the heart
~ tho dWvilfr In rural districts for
teo ~ the largest msil-Ortrr houses
rrpnrt their trade in October nearly
sinoo0ooo over thar for September
and actually fz50ol0o0 over that 81
October uf last war. The whole
saiers aro playing a risky game IN
delaying placing q orders under
the Illusion that the Pacific Coast
mills arr CARR ms largr stocks
As a matter % fact. stocks 90
mills IN washington and Oregon are
not only broken but light Certain
items % uppers such a. drop sidinE
are almost unohtalnAhle Tor any
thing like quick shipment No, I
common dimensions and boards are
IN fair evidence, but not In sufficient
quantity 70 I'M anything like a large
run OF orders without a raise IN
price.
Within the last week the Atlantic
coast trade has strengthened Many
OF the orders were placed for prompt
shipment showing that they had
been held up until the buyers con-
cluded that the market had reached
bottom. Freights are steady az ST..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-14
TWO COPS SHOT
Los Angeles Thug Gives
Them No Warning

los aECELEa 80 40 WH
nm4rH 40 rrs srr arms and
turn fhar face and bodies aHaE
from Dim. 90 unidentified man lssf
nsHf calmly rnI deliberately rlat
20 .asmu Csfrr Stills and Special
ufrnsr sT. Tf. Eaau tu fHr IaaE AIH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-14
ANOTHER BLAZE KEENE is DEAD
Del Monte Hotel Has Second
Fire in Two Months

DER MONTE cal Nov lt-rae
nfl Monte hotel famous Eg-tslry Die
Ey a faHaF taa blaze lsss tlaH two
months aEn Maz thc aer1r ar an
other baEe lsst might which threat
rH0l far time go raEr one wins ~
fEu structure The origin ~ thr
flames ts unknown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-14
Former Councilman and Pr
oneer Was 70 Years Old

ATHrl e. KrrHr- go former sr.
afuc raHneHasH aHl u.an1sE d.rl
rHur ay at ~ Hamr azE Yakima
rl no bad resided Ia Seattle sHnae
lass AFTER sarrrsrtul garrrr no
Is Erurrr 8uI Store raHg borrower
period ul - Fearz De- opened "a
efrrr Boa Tacoma and operated De- for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-14
HE KILLS BANDIT,
Plain Clothes Man Wounded
in Butte, Mont, Battle

BUTTE Mont Soy IA HeIIHp
man believed Co. f- william ARM
strong CD VAS shot ana killed here
last niEhr Hg Walter Morrison. plain
CLOTHES MAN after ths latter himself
had been injured IH a ruhEut virH
ArmHiurrT Armstrong end "a ram.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-14
DADS NEW SUIT

80 the material in this suit Is the
latest fashion? VIII II fade In the
sum-
''No. indeed. II has been in the
window two years. and you see how
Il looks Kansas city Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-14

rralatlr Hu as ETaa lara IA
20 recover Their asaH1ut escaped
The man va driving q rtrlra azr
end H believed hT police fg rs
aaufrf rn n.m. d. charge r-s
r fEn Eafz marI-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-14

Every one is made by Hart Schaffner & Marx.
We allow no inferior goods in this store.
Every one is a brand new style, Just from the
shops Of the Makers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-14
Engineer Students
to Visit Cushman

A rrld tHu fH Gre lake CgsH.
ran raarr ur1lFef win hs taken
saturday ly thH CLASH i1 civil and
electrical raE.HerTHE af rhr uHI
FsrF.fr ~ WarHLnFfaa Thirty r'u
drHIr made fhr fru arf gfar siren
fhr 3 600 GOO project started
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-14
STOLE ONLY SILK SCARF

a raHsErT burglar safrrrf ra
home 1f D. FHifz7u. tgT z-n a-a
o. wednesday night stealing a
aaIfr elk f - Spanish Grre-.
Tho l-.ff took H1tEfuz sfrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-14

what and for what has for You'll like the big idea behind it.
the behind the idea
It Important will 1t perfectly appointed full
here operated by who know styles and fabrics
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-14
fIARIS s.
Suits
$3.50

These are very special values to make it worth
your while to get acquainted quickly with this
new store.
Every suit and every overcoat must be good
enough to win us friend We need friends
when we're first starting out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-14
START HUNT FOR GIRL

la..ar uFru HEkHi Thur-iaE after
rHaa ta start search fgr IdH M0rEan.
la Oh has been missing from the
EHs hotel since November s. when
sh7 vanished afgr leaving 20 attend
O. party
Seward daily gateway., 1924-01-30

Oolakan nets at Graefs.
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LARGER APPROPRIATION
 TO FIGHT WHITE PINE
 BLISTER RECOMMENDEC

SPOKANE, Wn., Jan. 30.-Increase of congressional appropriation to fight white pine blister rust from s65,- 900 to $125,O00 and a ten-year cam paign to bring the pest under control were urged in resolutions passed to- day by the executive committee of the White Pine Blister Rust confer ence of Pacific northwestern states in session here.
 State legislation in Washington, California and Montana similar to that already effective Tn Oregon an | Idaho, decllrins lhe domestic black currant nuisance and ortnring ito destruction in all sections where it might prove menace to standing white pine, also was asked. The currant has been daciared to narbor the blister rust.
 A camp .lgl of education in schools and colleges and by other means to | teach the danger uf blister rust and other tree diseases was recommend ed and expulsion O.! the work cf tin: United States forai: service il erad- | icating blister rusl was aoked More 1 extensi 'e Fest arch work in connection with eradi ,atir1 of seases affecting Douglas 6r vas urged.
 Officer: of he e:.: o1tiye committee were reelected Cy the conference which adjourned at noon.
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PROHIBITION CARRIES
 HAPPINESS INTO HOME

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-Four years of national prohibition have brought happiness into thousands of American homes, helped solve unemployment problems, increased consumption of home made products, heightened the terms of education and cleaned up Main Street" Prohibition Commits sioner Haynes declared last night on the eye of the fourth anniversary of constitutional prohibition.
 While enforcement has been diffi- cult he said there has always been those who failed to obey automati- cally for a time such statutes as were regarded to be in conflict with their personal liberty He added that in the years to come ''the period thru which we have been passing will seen as inexplicable as the vigorous chal- lenges which have been uttered thru out the history of legislation whenev- CT personal liberty has been limited by constitution or statute"
Seward daily gateway., 1924-01-30
BETTER HOMES MOVEMENT
 FORMALLY INCORPORATEC

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-The Bet ter Homes movement which has grad ually extended it's activities over the country during the last two years, was incorporated Monday as an ed ucational foundation and will hereaf- ter be supported by public gifts which have already been largely assured.
 This movement was inaugurated in 1922 by Mrs William Brown Maloney with the assistance of an adage of President Harding and under the pre- sidency of Secretary of Commerce H. Hoover.
 The movement sponsors demonstra- tion homes in towns and cities thru out the country. These houses are prepared and opened to the public solely from local initiative and thru cooperation of the women's business, architectural and civic groups in each town. There were more than 500 of such demonstrations during the Bet ter Homes week in 1922 and more than 1000 in 1923.
 The new board of directors com, prises MT. Hoover as president, Mrs Maloney, Dr. J. M Cries, G. w. Will
Seward daily gateway., 1924-01-30

Eastman Kodaks, Seward Dru Co. If
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ALIEN MEASURE |S UP
COMMITTEE APPROVES JOHNSON
 ANTI JAPANESE BILL

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 30.-Ap- proval was given today by the house immigration committee to a provision of the Johnson immigration bill which would bar Orientals from the United States. The provision sti- pulates that no alien ineligible for cit izenship, is to be permitted to enter this country to take up permanent re- sidence.
 The committee approved an amend ment by Representative Raker, demo- crat, California, which would place of ficers determination as to what indi' viduals should be exempt from the re strictions, certain classes such as stu dents and merchants being permitted entry for temporary stay ill the United States under the bill.
 Representative Free, republican, Ot California, joined with MT. Raker in advocating adoption of the amend ment They pointed out that under the "gentlemen's agreement" with Japan, citizens of that country, once granted passports, have been admitt- ed to this country without question. Under the amendment, Japanese en- tering American ports, regardless of passports, would be subjected to eX' animation by immigration officers to determine whether they should be permitted to land
Seward daily gateway., 1924-01-30

Suits maoe to measure. See Urbach
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NcNARY- Y-HAUGHEN BlL L INTRO
 DUCED IN SENATE AND HOUSE

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30-Congress faced with the task of evolving a me thod of aiding the farmers, received a. mother proposal to add to the list al ready in hand, when the McNary- Haughen bill, proposing a S2O0000,- 900 federal agricultural export corpo- ration was introduced in senate and house.
 The measure was referred to the agricultural committees of the two houses, which already are busy with hearings on various farm relief meas ures The purpose of the act is to maintain prices of farm products, of which there is an eXportable surplus at the level of pre-war prices from 1905 to 1914, as determined by the secretaries of agriculture and labor
 Coincident to the distributions of congressional committees, the na tional grange's committee on mar keting and production met here to- day to develop an agricultural prog ram which will correlate marketing and production by the initiative abil ity and cooperation of the farmers themselves without a great deal oi overhead machinery or regulative gov ernment control.
 Before the senate committee today the Norris -Sinclare bill creating a federal marketing agency for grain was indorsed by representatives o1 the Farmers National council and the Non- Partisan league.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-01-30

Mrs. Roy Southworth, wife of the publisher of the Anchorage Daily Al, askan, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Andy Novak, of Seward, will return home tomorrow Mrs. Southworth was a former resident of Nenana, where MT. Southworth pub fishes the Nenana News.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-01-30

der Christian A. Horter, Don Barber, Edwin H. Brown, Grace Abbott and Mrs. John Sherman.
 After the meeting today MT. Hoover announced that the movement was under entirely independent resources and that the Delineator Magazine,
Seward daily gateway., 1924-01-30

which had so generously financially supported the movement hitherto. had relinguished all connection with 1t but that there would be no change in it's general direction; that its resources were largely assured for more active service than hitherto.
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PAGE FOUR
N OTIC E

Our Collector being absent, we re- quest that customers of the Seward Water & Power Company and the Al aska Transfer will call at our office.
 3-t ALASKA TRANSFER
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LiSTE Eis.

lISTEN.
 Everybody is doing 1t now! What The Turkey Trot to Dryden's Grocery Why? Because the prices are right the more sales, the lower the prices his stock Is small and fresh on ever! boat. Service day or night. Fox trot delivery.
 Phone Madison 62. If
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Dry Cleaning oone at Jordan's Va ct Service. u

FOR RENT-Furnished house. g. rooms and bath, furnace. See Doush n rety. U
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WANTED-Ten thousand men with long hair and whiskers to call at the o. K. Barber Shop If
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FOR SALE-At sacrifice, six rooms and bath; see Dougherty. If
Seward daily gateway., 1924-01-30

New shipment of Men-s Overcoats Urbach. If
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-10
Local Broadcast

Al Programs Eastern STANDARD
Time
Navy Yard Station, wash
illgt0n, D. 9.
485 Meters, RadiOphone.l
7;45 10 d hi. ean1ry Depart
sulenh bureau 81 the United states
public health service, broadcast No.
SsV, Mans Fight Against Disease, {
WCAP 3. 4 i. (460D
i:46 b. M. World series washing.
to1-NeW York game, direct floin
Griffith Stadium.
t'SO ~ p. ~. Concert by the
United States Navy Band Orches.
ira Charles Benter, leader, direct
from auditorium 1T the u. IS. narine
barracks Washington.
To 9:l6 b. MA talk by Captain
Gordon Gordcn-Smith on Foreign
SIS to $40 >. d. Capital Male
Quartet.
$50 u s:45 D. ID. Science News
oE the Week, given under the All.
spices Of the national research
council and science service.
9:45 to 10 b. MO be announced.
to AZ p. mr.. Dance music BY
the Irving Boernstein WardnIsIi
Park Hotel orchestra, direct from
Wardman Park Hotel, Washington.
tAt(5-RAdiO GOrpOra4iOn A69l
To be announced.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-10
Peoples Drug Stores Attribute Phenomenal Introductory
Success Of Hypo-Cod in Tablet Form, the Improved
Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphites Tablets, 70 IRON
Clad Guarantee Of Satisfaction Money Back

|of the blood and 10 increase ap,
petite. strength and energy: Qli.
nine. Manganese and strychnAne t
aid the stomach nerves and slim
ulate the heart, ana the greatest
Of all blood enrichers, Peptonatc
Eof Iron. This complete formula Is
recognized by medical science, to
be the king-pin Of all health tonics.
1t Is the very same formula which
has been used for years in the cele-
brated Earle's Hypo-Cod in liquid
form. Volumes of testimony are
on file in the offices Of the Earle
Chemical Co., Of wheeling, w. Va,
telling almost unbelievable results
obtained by thousands of takers all
over the United States. Hypo-Cod
Tablets have been introduced by
these well-known manufacturers ais
Ia more economical and practical
way of taking HyposCod. The
handy brown bottle can be carried
in purse or pocket and the tablets
taken regularly under all condi.
tions.
Asa special offer for this week
only. Peoples Drug Stores will sell
Ia regular $500 bottle of Hyp0.Col
Tablets az tablets) for 79 cents and
the coupon below. n you're skinny,
weak and run down and have
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-10
RADIO SIGNALS
INCREASED
BY GOLD
Bureau Of Standards Studies
Effect Of Temperature
Along Atlantic Coast

Cold waves Increase the power 81
radio signals to more than twice
their normal strength, according to
studies just completed by the United
States Bureau ar Standards.
observations were made on day.
light signals from the long wave
rails-Atlantic stations at New
brunswick, N. u, and Tuclxertown,
The signal strength was found To
be uniform during most of the yea.r.
az was to be expected from the mo-.
crate distance Of Transmission, hut
with the coming 81 the cold waves
OF January, 1924, the signals rose 10
more than twice their normal
strength, experts said.
AZ the same time there were de.
vlations OF many degrees In the ap-
parent directions Of the sending sta
Tons. az indicated by the radio
cOLnpass. even N the. forenoon, when
long wave compass bearings are
generally Tree from error. the Bu-
reau Of Standards said.
fhe end Of the series of cold
waves IN January did not at once
EFestore transmission conditions 70
the uniformity of Autumn and
early Winter, but left condition
Eof instability, which persisted
through the compassionate TniI1'
cold Of February and early March.
During this time the signals
frequently fiuctuated, going TO high
values for q few hours and then re-
turning to normal, without any ob.
viOus connection with weather con.
dihons. After March 10 these If.
Irregularities. entirely ceased. and
transmission again became normal. .
Observations on other IoTlg-wave
stations indicated that these large
variations do not occur at a dis
lance Of fifty kilometers, that they
and are again less at 400 to 200
kilometers
According to bureau experts,
there Is at present no definite ex.
PLANTATION OF this phenomenon. The
cause Is said to be evidently atmos.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-10
Special introductory Saving Of Fl
Cents on Bottle Good At Peo-
pies This Week Only.

This il Introductory week in
washington for Hypo-Cod in Tab
let Form, and thousands OF weak,
frail, rundown. worm out skinny
folks rejoice because they can now
take terrible-tasting Cod Liver OH
In an easy-to.take tablet. Peoples
Drug Stores, located all over Wash
ington, In introducing these I'm.
proved compound Coo Liver Oh
and Hypophosphites Tablets, offer
an iron-clad guarantee Of absolute
satisfaction or money back. Hosts
Iof Washington skinny folks are
taking advantage Of this guarantee,
and the result Is that Hypo- Cod
Tablets. are enjoying q tremendous.
W successful Introductory weel:
here.
The great merits Of Hypo.C Cod
Tablets are attributed largely VI
their Cod Liver Oil base. They
contain an abundance OF this great
est OF all known strength and flesh
builders. It's not the ugly tasting,
terrible smelling, fishy oil most
folks are familiar with--just the
extractiyes Of Goldfish livers are
used that part which contains the
millions OF health and flesh pro-
ducing vitamines. The qualities
that taste bad, smell bad and up
set stomacfs are sjunked in the
process OF extraction. Every doc.
tor and every old.fashioned mother
and grandmother knows that Cod
Liver Oil has no equal as q system
rebuilder and to be able to take
Ii in tablet form means health and
happiness to thousands who have
given. up. the idea Of ever becom-
ing strong like other folks.
In addition to Cod Liver Oil.
Hypo-Cod Tablets contain the com.
bined Hypophosphites OF Lime,
Soda and Iron for the puritytns
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-10
COLUMBIA FOOTBALL GAME
WILL BE BROADCAST

With the play by play description
OF the Columbia Wesleyan football
game being played at Baker Field.
New York city, tomorrow afternoon
WEAF inaugurates its first broad.
casting Of football games for this
season. The movements Of each
team will be reported BY PhilIips
Carlin, popular WEAF announcer,
who, It win be remembered. recent.
" reported the tennis matches from
Forest Wills Mr., Carlin win be
aDly assisted by D. b. Mickey.
the technical staff 81 WEAF
The Clifford Lodge Orcheatra
playing in the studios 81 WEATT
VIII present q program 81 ponnIar
dance selections after the broadcast.
Ing OF the Columbia Wesleyan foof.
bail game. - 49,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-10
Today's Offer to All Who
Have Stomach Distress
One Indigestion
stomach Trouble and Il Not Delighted With the Good Reui
Peoples Drug Stores Or Any Reliable Druggist VIII
Gladly Return the Purchase Price

other good stpn Sbh inyigoratorl so
Wonderful that ID one small toMn in
New Jersey last yeRr over 5000 b8ktiss
were sold.
Never mind what eauses your indiges-
tion or gastritis Or dyspepsia. Or how
long you have had IL. or how many
other remedies you have tried, iris II
the one medicine that win make your
old disabled stomach so strong and
healthy that you can digest anything
you eat without the slightest aistreEs
And y0u know that when your 6tofn-
ach Is in fine shape. nervousness, head4
Aehes and dizziness won't bother you.
Every regular druggist guarantees one
bottle s0f Dare's Mentha-Pepsin. Peoples
Drug stores sell dozens OF III