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The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1924-01-18
Fire Takes Four Lives.

Rushville. m.--Four men were
burned to death, one was seriously in
jured and property valued at 100000
was destroyed in a fire which swept
Rushville's business district.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1924-01-18
Keeps son In Dresses.

Lancaster. Pa.-Haled into court on
com plaint OF neighbors, Mrs. Eliza
beth ysckicy, acknowledged that she
had aept nor son. Ziegler, dressed
IN girrs clothing. o prisoner in her
home for Is years. She gave her rea-
son as Gear that boy companions
would ba too rough with him.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1924-01-18
VIII Nominate Coolidge, Says.

West Palm Beach, Fla.-The nomi.
nation OF President Coolidge is al.
ready an accomplished fact, declared
Bascom Slemp, secretary to the pres
ident. in an interview in this city.
president Coolidge he declared,
will be nominated on the first bal
lot by reclamation"
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1924-01-18

Asked TO Form Cabinet.
Athens.-Gen. Danglis, chairman Of
the Venizelist party. has been asked
by the regent to form q cabinet.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1924-01-18

Gaines Vile, Flair. A. A. Muir
phree, president OF the University of
Florida, named by William j. Bryan
as the Floridan the latter would sup
port for the democratic nomination
for president in the event he is
elected a delegate to the national
convention, expressed surprise when
shown a dispatch containing Mr..
Bryan's statement.
Col. Bryan. alone, is responsible
for the suggestion" said DR.. Muir.
phree. II am grateful to this Ameri-
can for his confidence and for this
high compliment. / am a dry, pro-
gressive democrat, and believe that
the democratic party is the hope OF
the common people. These qualities,
first OF all, Bryan doubtless wishes to
see in the next standard bearer of
the party"
Beyond this DR.. Murphree was re-
luctant to talk.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1924-01-18
Price Of Lead Advanced.

New York.-The American Smelt-
ing and Refining company advanced
the price of lead from IT'S to 100
cents per pound.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1924-01-18
CO. sam, shIoment TO Rebels.

New Jiieans.--Four thousand teal
xas houLs consigned 10 revolutionists
In Mexico were stopped In transit
hure according 10 the Daily States.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1924-01-18
BRYAN NAMES
HIS CANDIDATE
Or. MURPHREE, HEAD OF FLOR
IDA a." LISTED FOR
NOMINATION.
Jennings

Miami, Fla.-William Jennings
Bryan announced the name of DR.. A.
A. Murphree, Of GAINESVILLE, president
of the University Of Florida, as the
Florida candidate for the democratic
nomination for president.
Mr.. Bryan's statement follows:
IF elected a delegate to the nation.
al convention, | shall present the
name. of A. A. Murphree, president OF
the University of Florida, as a candi-
date for the democratic nomination
for the office of president. There are
q number OF Floridans whose names
have been mentioned and who are
deserving consideration in this CON
nection. such as Senator Fletcher,
Gov. Hardee and Judge Nathan Bry-
an. / would be glad to support any of
them, but | believe that just at this
time Or. Murphree possesses more
points Of advantages and less points
of attack than any other OF the per
SON whose names have been men
toned.
He is a rare combination OF in
tellect and heart: he is a splendid
executive, as shown by the success Of
the university under his manage
ment; and he is a democrat, both in
sentiment and in name He is dry
and progressive and sound on eco
nomic questions. His popularity will
grow as he becomes known.
81 shall discuss his merits more
fully at some future time; all | mean
to do now is to suggest his name for
consideration"
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1924-01-18
CONVICT MINE WORKERS
TERMINATE THEIR MUTINY
Sixty-Six Men Entrenched In an
Alabama Coal Mine Shaft,
Give Up.

Aldrich, Ala.-Mutiny Of sc con-
Wits at the Thomas-Weller coal
min which began after three Of their
number had been punished by Ward
en- 7. VI. Jernigan, came to an end
when the convicts surrendered TO
guards and came out OF the pits
where they had been firmly entrench-
ed and had set off dynamite to fight
off authorities.
Shortly after II O'Clock the con-
victs allowed a group OF guards to go
below. They announced they were
ready to give up and forthwith were
escorted out of the mine.
Officials of the mine could not say
what property damage was done by
dynamite the convicts exploded in
the mine, but an investigating crew
will be sent in later.
The convicts surrendered after of
ficials had entered the mine and
asked them to cease their struggle.
No deaths or serious injuries were
reported.
Birmingham, Ala.-State %convicts
mutinied at the Thomas-Weller coal
mines at Aldrich, in Shelby county,
are using dynamite in their posses
sion to blow up the machinery, and
have defied guards to enter, accord
ing to reports received here. l.. a.
Boyd, head of the state convict
board, said that the prisoners were
firmly entrenched.
Sixty-six members, according to Of
fetal reports, are in the mines refus.
ing to work. Nineteen others, a part
Of the day shift, left the mines. Eigh'
ty-five miner convicts went into the
mines and Immediately told guards. 1t
is said, that there would be no coal
mined today" No reason for the
outbreak was given, according to
state officials. OF the 66 men who re-
NAMED inside, II are white, and "a
negroes, latest information shows.
Darius Thomas. president of the
company, said that no warning Of the
mutiny was given by the convicts.
Main offices Of the coal company are
in Birmingham. The mines are those
previously operated by the Monteval'
10 Mining company, which went into
bankruptcy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-18
Vessels in Other Ports

TACOHA-Affiysd. Oct. is.--5tr Castle
Town from Port Angeles. a. d. m.
oct. is str Cross KsYs nom orient
~ p. m. str President Mckinley from
Seattle. AZ o m, ctr ThVs Crowley
from Las Angeles via Everett. AZ ,.
m. ms Iutsidyk from seattle. AZ 10
,. ~, Haiisd Oct lT.=-btr Cfoss Keys
fer Seattle. AZ a m. OCT. it.-Stf
Daha'An fuT Seattle. AZ p m.
EVERETT Sailed, Oct. ies--str Glare.
mont Tor usilinEham, At . m; ctr
Thomas Crowley Tor Tacoma. a. ,. ~.
stf whsGtihnd Montana for vancouver.
- p. 90 ctr Nunairtr for New York.
AZ p. m. tir Isuis fs8chenbaeh f0f
Boston. a. miduiEht Afflvsd-Htf Ever
Uti from Seattle.
PORT oAMHLE-Railsd. oct. is-Btr
Yosemite fof San Francisco. AZ i'1o D IA.
PORT TOWNSEND - Passed IN. Oct n.
Ms HaurAki Tor TaromH. az n. m.
fir Hsifatad for Seattle. 81 si'o a. "a.
oct it-srr cordpya FOR seattle. ~ 7s7o
.. M. sir wsstham for seattle. a. 1870
. m.
vIcToRtA-passsd for Vancouver.
Oct ie-Btr Hsiyo Maru. AZ noon. ctr
Canadian Winner. az l ., ~. Passed
rived. or, i7,-str Dorothy Alexander
from Seattle. at a. m, or Mahura
from Sydney hs sii5 q. N. Oct IA
Htr King Cfuffydd from nuenos Aires,
at p m; str Emma Alexander from
t.os Angeles. at 73i5 D m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-18
Az Plano taught Brin's, SOS Pine.
; SITUATION-FEMALE

MEN. WOMEN BARRIERS are in great
demand at big wages. We can
MoLER BARBER COLLEGE. 40
Occidental ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-18
Arrivals and Departures

AHiysd-Dli it.r=HtF Admiral Rogers
from Alaska. AZ .. m.5 or q. l. Luck
ruharh from Philadelphia via ports az .
p. M. MH Alaska standard from Abrrr
deem. az D. "a 81 Alaska from Alashs,
~ u q. M Fir Castle Tpvn from Port
Angeles via Tacoma, az IN o. ms ctr
hautA Crur from Calias VIA ports, %
q a. mas ctr Point luduH from New
orleans Via ports, 40 e M, ma Sec
tork from Baltimore Via ports 90 1880
o M oct lT.H-bEhr CsmEu8 from san
frsuflHso in tow tug Sea Monarch. %
d ., ul. stT Hroakdais from P0u Lgds
low pa Thrma. a. t.ls b pa. Iir FfrHir
sent Mckinley from TaroWH. ~ o. m..
str NlHlta from Tacoma. 81 gata p 600.
sailed oct It.=Ms Pacific Trader far
Have Via ports az % 4. o. rE D1tataH
for Boston yla ports. az 90 o. ms or
haHta .CruE FOR Tacoma. a. 10 a. ~. sfr
NufthNssisFu FOR Alaska, ~ > q M. sif
AtiESHa Maru for Tacoma. a. noon. OCT
i7.-Ms ApsE for ALASKA. 90 y, M. 80
NhFenia f0F Rotterdam via ports, at 30
b. m stF CuTd1va foF Nome. a. s.s9 D,
w. Htr EuruHa FOR Tacoma. az tsis q.
m, Etr uthcErbon Tor Los Angeles Fia
Tacoma, &c 2 p m. uF D. . Lgrkrn.
bach for Mobile via ports, az ifis ,. m
str Emma Alexander Tor Tacoma. a. Z
4. IA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-18
PRICES BUOYANT
ON STREET
Rally Continues; Further
Advances Are Scored
WALL sTnEIr JounNAL TINAN-


NEW YORK, oct while the
rally continued in spirited style in
ludaY.H early dealings quite q few
hrhtlHhly Inclined operators expert
tntrd change ~ heart about the
markets immediate outlook.
A. a result tho market was buoy
ant turnout the two hours trading
aud further substantial advances
wrfr scored By numerous TcprcHru-
tatiNr Stoke.
Continued recovery took place in
the final dealings American Can
reached urw high ground ON the
rally above lgu and further gains
IAonk place IN other leading indus
trials Associated Dry Goods was
"a strong spot among the Hprcialtirr.
selling az lah against a recent low
az III The market closed higher,
q :, steel, i01E, up = baldwin.
liAh up e Ftudrbhkrr. lga up
%. Cast Iron Pipe. H.. up 90
American Can. $50 up Z: General
Electric, :ia4 up ~. Genera Mo-
i,grs ~ up "a Woolworth. ios. up
'ta Consolidated Gas. sOt. up ~:
lrlrcn. giA. up q. Ialtlmore &
Ohio, co.,, Up isi Rock Island. 3lt,
|up e.. Delaware q Hudson. i2g. UP
u Opening pritsss r. 5. steel. i0Ca
WoolWurth lpAH.up e Pam Amer
lean Petroleum - 81, W = - 4 o.
toh, up "a Rubber 53A 40 e.,
General Electric. 2tGa up 4 North
American. agps S6w York Central
lHiA, up 2 Prnnuylyanlhr NH, on
u. New Haven. 12i. On y studr,
baker, GaA up "a American Wool.
on, 81. baldwin, llIA, up =; Mar,
land. 1tla. up "a RsAdinE. 30. uu
Texas Company. t0h Great North
Icrn, pfd-. Ga: southern Railway
6Gh, up e,
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7 FEMALE HELP WANTED

GIRLS. women. IS up-Get govern
mcnt Jobs: Sss-Si50 month. list
positions free. write Immediately.
Franklin Institute, Dept. 726-A,
Rochester. " y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-18
Building Permits

uhimo Co. $3.50 Eus ave. groen
house. etc. $500.
II. ". Evans. SOS si,h ave. q, garage.
$500.
r. e.. McArthur $50 youngstown pl.
store addition, $3.50,
Mrs H. L. Grouse. s02 10th ave. y" apt
add. etc. 1900
". q Robinson, ilbg 2sth s. W. alter
building. etc. $500
Andrew sttxrud. is0t \. sgnd st., frame
residence, ssEs9. $1,000.
Andrew EtNrud. 1901 y. tsnd st.. frame
residence. zgS22, $1,000.
Geo. HuUecn, virginia hotel, complete
apt house. $500.
r. l.. Hopweod. gigg itth s., frame resi-.
dtncc. 2lN2s. $500.
T.. o. Piedmont 1852 Alkl ave, Franc
residence. 2sK3s. ii.5oo.
J. ". Watson. 5lB7 18th y. e. frame
residence. 3sS2i. 5000.
X. y. Bork. sst2 Lane at. frame resi-
denro 2GN2s. $500.
McCaulty Realty q Inv. Co, 1902 Amer.
Bk Bldg. frame residence, 22S2i,
$4,000
MeCauity Realty & Inv. CO.. 1909 Amer.
nk Bldg frame residence. 7sxai.
$4,000.
Mecauity Realty Inv. Co. 1909 Amer.
Hk. Bldg. frame residence, 'g2N2t,
1900.
A. Psterron. 4sii Whitman ave. frame
residence. 2sK1s. $4,000.
Herman Austin. $40 ~ 18Th, frame resi-
dcncs. 2sKss. $4,000.
y. J. Kimbail. 5222 Remington pL. frame
residence. 26K3s. i3.eSo.
~. J. Kimbali. 5272 KcnHinEton pl, frame
residence. 30xal, i1,25o.
Geo. Hughes. 5s66 soth ~ T., frame
residence, esxli, $4,000.
John Gustafaon, sii7 Phlnncy ave, frame
residence, gGTa2. $500.
Union oil co. OF Cal, 5000 H. n. ave.
office bldg. ioNii6. 100000.
a. e. ilossmHn. i3s w. 18th st, frame
residence. 2sE3G, $4,000,
Leo Flynn. I7ls Garden st.. frame resi-
donoe. 23x5G, $1,000.
| O.. W. Thompson, 2ginh Federal ave,
frame residence. SAN3s, $1,000.
Henry Schwarhle. lbth DonHmorc. frame
residence. 2sx5G. i2soo.
| u. r. Brown. caro- sol Arctic BLDG. resi-.
dsnco. i0xai. $4,000
c. A. Larsen. 1902 W. card, retaining
wall. 1850.
H. s. nertch. l2p 18th ave. ". store
baIl,ug. s2xIb. $1,000.
| Il. v. weiner, bSss Henry. frame rest.
| dence. SOFAS. $4,000.
| Ninth Ave. Inv Co. White BLDG. store
building. COST. $1,000
! a. ~ Dahlnn care zoe Marion. tram,
/ residence, 7sx3o. iat00
! Robert Moran. s16a First ave n, cree,
! tank. etc. $1,000.
| Western Fdy Snd Co., iit0 Elliot w
service station. goSgo. $4,000,
| Portland CordnEe Co, .0i5 18TH w.
! erect tank. 1880.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-18
Vessels in Port at Seattle

bmith Cove Tsrmiual-Pirr It-Hir
Cfsss Keys Pier tb-Etr pakotan.
Great Northern Tsrmiuai-Bir Toy0oka
MarH, street Trader
Union on CO. e TcrmlHal-atr utassr.
bon,
nsli street Tsfminsi--u y. \. Heather
iizids.
Pier Stir cordoya,
pisT p-atr Emma AlsIAndfr
Pacific Coast Coal DunksrS--U, b 3, Re
ttk
uulsn Pacific Tsrmlnsl-str woyo Ma
ru ms Aptr
.. q shipping DoGra Aoorihgs-H'rs Cup.
rum.
Couusstieut Street TsrmiuaI-sH oduns
Tunala. pincaftrsr.
Atlantic street Termlual-str Wen NO
fuH
stacy street TsrminSl--sr y. J. Luck.
snbath
Associated on Tsrmihal-str Northwest
en-,
nsnford street T,rminai-str washing.
Ton NAfu. Eurana
spokane Street TrrminHl-biru Safcnta,
DoyisstoWu.
Eas, wsisr~sy Dock A wssshsuss CO.
Arizona Nafu-
TODD Dry poeEs= Brs Catherine D. Red.
wood. ms Patterson.
AnsH Terminal Co,=birs OtHrEp. Bier.
HtAd
Nsttisten's MuI-Er , e. KirEputHrk
west seattle Elsyator-Htf shunshg
Nafu.
West seattle Training station Eagle o..
tiiiya Hri-HtF uoYriHan MHru.
usffsfnan's DR. Dork-As Murisl
winigw Marine HaiiuaT tEagis uarhor)
Str HsE King rchrs Vancguvsr. Ella
A, Aiumnz, bt1H Conqusror, bafEss %.
aulilAm city, Henry Willard. ofiifsoh
Elptil and Granuo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-18

special fittings Research and cN,
detrimental work tested every Access
sorry before e was selected, and the
color experts Of the General Motors
corporation, Chevrolet Motor com.
pauy pu pont company makers %
puCo finish. and the Fisher Body
company were consulted before tho
finish OF the new ears was decided
upon
The De luxe sedan has "a double
pueo finish In blue. with a contrast
iug rcd trim, This b further SET or
hy the uiekelcd radiator. head and
covl lights and aluminium kick
plates. This. as are the other two
de- luxe models. is equipped with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-18

raggE rev dc luxe models have
- been Introduced by Ihc
-1,lst Meter company factory
e.,ls m Detroit announce They
~ a. luxe sedan, touring and
ana tnboJy the latest inn
,msais and accessories ur the
.~ot.ye industry 70 increase the
-f,t and pleasure 90 motoring
- attention has been given 70
sroinr the appearance OF the
- reasis and. among other limo
-.sss ( me use OF the puco TIM
rr several n0ntbs past there has
- sonsisient and steadily gJuw-
s-urlnd Tor Chevrolet ears with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-18

disc wheels front and rear double
hlr bumpers. motormeter etc
The de luxe touring also I'm
ishcd IN puCo ln gray "a dccp Stat,
color which harmunlzca with the up
holstery Of shade lighter tone.
The coupe has "a twoparsrnEet
body finished in blue Both the
coupe and sedan have special deer
velour upholstery with Marshal
type springs. The upholstery il
gray
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-18
8 MALE HELP-WANTED

MODERN AUTO AND TRACTOR
SCHOOL. day and night classes
Send for free catalog No. .. SOC Z.
Pike ST
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Portland Live Stock
Tridny's Quotations

Cattle-RccCipts, none. Tone OF mnrkst
steady. Steers. medium. IS q 5.es; CON.
mon. sos heifers. medium and com
mon. ssd5; Gamers and cutters, 81.
as: bulls. Gamers and bolognas. S27i
$3.50: calves. medium and choice. 100
lbs down. $500 S.5o: 100 TO $50 lbs,
;s1S: eco lbs. up. S4.Soa65o.
Hogs-Recclpts, none. Tone OF market
steady Medium. good and choice. leo
20 goo lbs. Oai0,S5; 900 to $50 lbs,
SaG10,25; packing, smooth heavy,
s5T5g7.So; slaughter pigs, SSq9.
feeders and stoCkers, $40 $50.
sheep Receipts. none. Tone OF market,
steady. Lambs. heavyweights, medl-
UNI and choice. SS1s.50; culls and
commons. all weights. $1,000; weth-
crs. S5GS; owes, common to choice,
s466.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-18
ZINE FOR crss WORDS

LENlNGRAD. oct l7--Thts IL a
story about tho high cost Of cussinE
II you loss your collar button in Len.
ingrad you must first make sure that
you're alone IN the room before IN.
lrashing a stream OF cusvwords The
administration Of Lcnlugrad has de.
cided that the use OF foul language
10 public shall be punishable with "a
fine % ono rubie-s0 cent8 The anti.
swearing campaign was originated
by Troizky. who issued an appeal 20
tn. communist youth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-18
DIVORCE RECORD
SUITS FILED

Echo VS. Frank Gerlick. descrtion
Eva VS. John A. Holbrook, nom
suppog,.
Mary We. Arthur Goff and Cascade
Laundry, cruelty.
Mary VS.. Arnold Langley, nonsup-
:. port
Il. Marion VS. James LRrltiu, cruelty.
Laurence NJ. VS.. May Hughcr, descr-
ton,
Caroline vs. Ernest Llohtenwaltor,
desertion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-18
Denver Live Stock

Cattle Receipts. 80 Market. steady.
nssf risrFs istbeTzG. cows ard
hslfsrs. Ig8Efi. rulvrs itgb. feed
sfs znd stgeksu. Ng5se. bulls ia
sF.t
Hog. Receipts. so STEADY. TOP.
iiossi bulk. iiogiato; pigs. 1880
HEa
sheep Receipts. $500 Market. STEADY
20 strahE Eat lAmbs. itsgis: feeder
lambs. iii Eeei.tt3 swrs, N1tso.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-18

Settlement OF an estate requires
the signature to some papers OF LEE
LYBARGER, last heard OF In Ever,
cit. wash. Notify his brother. c. c.
LybarEer. 81 W. Fourth ave. Olym.
pia. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-18
Seattle Wheat
Foreign Exchange

SEW YORK. oct a. FarstEn sHs
change apsasd steady Sterling iIftN
france. Io.eszs. IRE, toot3gs belgium
io.0tie. marks, s1to per rillion paper
kasdsn. sss1 S0FaRy 1913.
FprstEu exchange siossd steady Fier,
ling. ttuA. % "a, ffsnes iooEg,G
off bataeta lire. ttHt1tt. uu
70 otFtH! belgium. te.otGia. OF
tbb1ssN marks. sits per trillsn pAprT
Holland. $500. Rutsla, .is. Shanghai
TsRs YokghAus 1I1t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-18
US. FILMS POPULAR

ToKYo.-Amcrican motion Pic
lures arc now enjoying moro popu.
larity in Tokyo and turnout Japan
than before the boycott on Amcri.
can pictures was declared some time
ago. There IL not a single house IN
Japan that does not show American
films Movies have been in great dc.
mand as n popular amusement since
the great earthquake OF last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-18
Omaha Live Stock


Cattle Receipts 1900 Tone of market
steady YeafiinEs. 1904. steers. tsE
1855. cows and heifsra. t1tol 1885,
storksra and feeders. i9.tpGs5o. calves
IioKs Receipts. 1000, Tone 81 market
top. 1905
$1,000. Tone o. mar
Rst. steady. NsArilnHs I7Gio; weth-
urn. t5uT.a0. lambs. iit.bQGis.2ss
ov6s, ii3sus.aE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-18
STORAGE EGGS
Squirt HERE
Strawberries and Corn Hit
New High Quotations

Local storage extras and pr0rsFEcd
rgFa ufreudrd Friday and held al
tho Saturday trade closing al g7r
ana from t2ufAe dozen. respect
iFrl3. Nhnlrshls qHDlatloHH There
saa no further movement iu fresh
sRgH
From The produce line came notice
Uf new advance on corn, The
sacked article selling al a. 90 whole
sale fhullfl0Err. uu thc other hand,
"a at tll5. down gee
strawberrira have shaded up 20 a
straight 5IEJ quotation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-18
Boston Wool

BOSTON. Oct. 1.-The wool market
continues fairly active on about tho
same basis MS during the early part OF
tho week. Some three-elEhths and
quarter blood Missouri woods sold Mt SIC
grease basis. Michigan dolalncs are
being offered at coo in the grease and
some half hoods at soc. These prices
arc lie 60 &c under Ohio delnincs. For
clEn markets are strong.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-18
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births in their households are re-
ported by the following men:
Rian. John NJ. 7l4 y, Pine St, girl
Edhoim, Gustav Otto. s2s n. 18th St.
boy
Larsen. Louis Valentine, il9 18th
ave. boy.
Klonlc. Otto r.. 5osS Sixth ave. n. T.,
girl.
Elken. Olaf Alfred. Kent. girl.
Nesby. Julius, 3ij-A Pontius ave,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-18

Two guardAna training courses
are bcing given BY Miss Marguerite
Bringioe on board the ship. one o.
on Monday evenings from until 0
and tho other ~ on wednesday
mornings from 10 until ~. Tho
course, which lasts for eight weeks.
includes a series ~ lectures on the
Scope and Aim Of tho Campfire
Program and instruction in several
different crafts Tho charge for the
course s 81. which covers cost Of
craft materials used. There arc sew.
oral places left Tor any who wish TO
take tho courac and they should get
In touch with Miss BunEleo right
away Tho following are now taking
the course. MrE H. W Stohlton.
Mrs. Robert Bell Mu. W } Pratt.
Mrs. l. c nm. Mn. Fred c. Young.
Mra n - Plsehnrr. Mrs Mary Ter,
oil GlcstlnF. Mrr n. A. Bak.nhuF
Mru Il. n Rayburn. Mn Guy w.
Passage. Miss Margaret Dupuia. Nh
Robert Porter Mrs Ralph D. Cray
Mrs u o Nelson, Mrs nrirc 4 Bal
low. Miss Mabel A. Mueller.
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HusRANp,s LUCK

"oh. why did ! ever marry you?
Five times you proposed, and then
I weakened
You mean then my luck gave
Foutr'--JudEc.
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San Francisco Produce

TFfWIF NUVFINI"UH
BATTER Extras. tic,
EEEs- Extras. sec. extra puiisiE. &c
urdsfslfsd pallets. 'thc
Cheese FLATS, sic
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scribsE' meetings arc held aboard
Camnrndsris the second Saturday Of
each month. Each group should have
a scribe attending. who gives a one
minute report Of tho groups actiyi,
tIes Tor the preceding month. white
middica and dark skirts arc worn az
these meetings.
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N. Y. Sugar and Coffee
Triday'a Quotatlons

fridays Quotations
Sugar -Firns. Raw, iths. refined firm
graduated. t5it1Ttai
Cefies No Rio on spot. 7oHs 10.
Santos. .sA 8ssac.
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DEATHS

Hanna, Nicholas, Is. i2s L. Repub-
lcan ST.. Oct. i6,
ave. s. w, oct. l6.
Harrison, violet 90. 1858 Eastlahc
ave. Oct. II.
Ruddell. william H.. 20. $40 Garfield
ut. Sept. 81.
Lone. Frank A.. &C. 81. Johnsbury
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence Age
Mucklestonc. Stanley NJ. Seattle. 80
Presley. Dorothea, Seattle ........26
MacKnight. w. Clifford. Sc
attic ss.sss..s.ss.Fs 49,. ss's LcEal
zarske. Il. Dorotheu. Seattle Legal
Peabody. George r.. Seattle ....25
Wolfe, Genevievo NJ, Seattle .....2i
Martin, Irwin. Spokane .........27
Murphy, Margaret spokane ...,..2l
valiln. Emil. Seattle .,.........9S
Hcllbcrg. Olga Irene, Seattle .....i2
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LIVE STOCK
QuotAtions nt Onion stociyardl
VEGETABLES
49,. xs.lH KkH,ls..Ia nG.V.

CThs priees given are those made TO
rst.u dealers ~ wholesalers. With 4
few seasonal exceptions. prices TO pro-
eucers can be figured by doductinE the
cost OF uAnrportAtion 20 Seattle and
approximately Is per cent for hauling.
storage and selling cost)
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Portland Produce
Tnrrdar's QnetAllen

Butter-cube extras. 5Shci standards.
5te. prime firSts. 5she; firs,s. sJe.
Erxs-Extras. ttc; firrts. tte, pullctH,
CSC. current receipts. CSC: peewecs,
soc