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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-12
Independent Football

The J J. G. football team viii practice
tonight and Sunday morning IN preparation
for it, game Sunday at Cumberland A
meeting viii he held this evening aftcr
practice at Ray and West Sta. For games
call Drexel 417O and ask for Dave. or adj
dress Martin McGrayel 624 s West st.
OAKIANDON Ind. Nov. 12.--Oa5-
landon won its first game Of the season
last Sunday. defeating the Hummel A. c.
Of Indianapolis. - to o. Oakland0n wouid
like to hear from the Southeastern Sec
ouds for game next Sunday Call cigar
store.
CUMBERLAND. Ind Nov. 12.-Tbe
Cumberland A. G defeated the Belmonts,
20 to O in a game featured 10y the line
Dlunging Of Captain Sanford Of the win
ners. Cumberland plays tho J. !, C.s next
Sunday. A game is wanted for Nov. -.
Rihcmond manager cal Cumberland o.,
or write Babe Ferguson. Cumberland, Ind.
The Hercules defeated the Whipplesa
football team. ~ to o. The Here's Will
practice tonight al tho Garfield Park
horseshoe courts Coach Ree,ing asks
players TO be present AZ 1880. The Her
ctlles have open dates Nov. Is and %.
The Hummel A. c a go TO Louisville
Sunday to play Clifton A. G is. All play
ers wishing to MAKE the trip are asked to
attend practice tonight. J. Hodge, T.
Hackctt and Adams take notice.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-12
Tex Not Alarmed

Tex Richard II rot alarmed. how
ever. lie believes 81 wNl bn some
time before coast promoters VIII be
in a position to offer the purses that
he can nut up I'm New York.
"Eoxing IN California ought TO
help the game every place. Eickord
said. New boxers viii be developed
and interest will be increased. do
not regard California promoters AS
rivals. I prefer to look upon them
as business associates. There are
certainly enough boxers to keep the
game hourishiug in every state II
the Union"
Rlcknrd said he had no intention
Of extending his field to take IN Call
fOrnia.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-12
FlRPO MEETS WEINERT

BV tHjtcd Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-Ldis An
gel Flrpo. Argentine heavyweight,
Will attempt q comeback tonight
when he meets Charlie Weinert
Newark heavyweight, in twelve
round bout at Newark.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-12

ANUS EN- ENTS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
New Corporations

OLYMPIA. Jan. as.--Ths following ar.
ilciss Of Incorporation have Ssen filed IN
thu offies OF the secretary Of state;
Submarine Gold Placer and Quartz
Mining company. Seattle. tisp, 900. Joseph
H. lIouEcn and Josephine ifougsn.
Pacific Tailoring CO.. Inc. Seattle, f2i..
600. GusiAf r. Aimauist. Carl Turay
aud Axsl Peterson.
Farm Equipment Co. Seattle. SIC. 600
Changing name TO Pump Equipment co,
Brown Manufacturing CO.. Seattle,
f1so. 600 Elmer X. Brown and ". 8
Lincoln. To engage IN the manufactur-
lnE Of arrow automatic road mapa and
automobile repairs and accessories.
Farmers nd Merchants Bank OF Walls
waiia. walla walla. 100000. Amend
ms articles.
Washington Commission Co. Seattle.
$4,000. J.. \. Weston. ]. II. winshlp
and a. G. Kramer.
Granheim Fishing & Packing Co, Sc.
attie, $4,000. Charles l.. y. sscndsen.
Sam crvarIch and John rglcsioh.
J. c. Bsycr Furnace CO.. Inc. Port.
land. Ore, $4,000. !. G. paycr VIM.
Loo and y. =. HardsreaveL Power OF
attorney 20 secretary Of state. Olympia.
Pacific Chief Investment O.. Ritsviilu.
100000 J. l.. Cross hHs .. .. Cross.
The silk House. Inc, Spokane. $4,000.
David y. Fcnton and Charles II. Sander.
Narsar Cloak Co., Tacoma. $4,000.
VIM. oberndorfcr CRthreen G. oberndor-
fer and MadEe Williamson.
Broadway Development Co. Tacoma.
$4,000. august Won Iiocclklin aud j. u.
Mnniey
LaGrande Lumber Co. Tacoma. $4,000
II crRmblitt. @. +. Jones and A. q. bur
meister.
wyatt s Miilcr Lumber corporation,
Blaine, 100000. g. a. Wyatt. George
w Miller J., ". Miller and q. a, miller.
Grays liarbor shipping Co.. Aberdeen,
$500. II. ~. Dclanty and Theo. u.
urucncr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
Wild and Woolly

Grand Trunk Pacific Tsrminal-su Gu.
facAo,
pier iiB-U. q. q. Dsiiwood. str owego.
Pier s-sfr silverado
Pier s--strs Alameda. Nebesna
Pier l-strs Lena Juoksubach. y. J.
Juckeubach.
Pier B--str Admiral Rogers
Pier D-Strs Admiral Rodmsn. Admiral
nodman.
Pacific coas, Coal nunEsrs-str TINA.
tilia
T. $. shipping Bosrd Noounss-sir
Eastern Gale.
Connecticut street Termlnal--u. q. q
Discoserrr. strs Pioneer. Ayaha Maru
Atlantic Street Terminal str Isis Sun.
ugentco.
King wingr-Ms Anvil schr Ruby.
Stacy Street Terminai--Str ArixohAn.
ifnnford Street Terminal--Rtr corvus
spokane Street Terminsi-strs wiilfaro
Romaustar
Duthis's TermInsi--U. g. g. Connecticut
East Waterway Dock & Warehouse Co..
strs YoEen Maru. Lillian Luckcnbach
Todd Dry DoekH.-Ss n. y. Alexander
Emma Alexander. colnsa. Admiral
Pcary. Margaret Dollar.
Hafbor Island Dock and Warehouse
fFtshersJ --Btr west ison
Amsa Terminal conpany-str 81 Beda
West Seattle Elevator Str Kongosan
Maru.
Heffernon'a Dry Dock-str Rainier.
West Seattle Training station.-Eagie No.
81.
bryant Miiis--str Forest King.
gtlmson'H Mills Str somerton.
buoy (streau) -Hir Dacula.
Alaska Steamship MoorlnEa-strs Joffsr.
son. Kctohikan. Redondo.
Por, Blakslay--strs Oduna. Tansna
wInslow Marine HALLWAY Eagle Iiarbor)
str Orlffdu, acra BetRy nosH. Cnnano.
Ella A., Sophie Christensen. Meteor
and Alufnna. bktna Anne Comyn and
Charles y. crocker. bargea coaultiam
city. Griffson and Henry Willard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
Arrivals and Departures

Ari,ed--Jan. zs..-str steel seafarer
from New York via ports. At ifs7o q. m.
str Cadarctta from Han Francisco. at
noon. str r. J. Luckenbach from Mobile
VIA ports. at Sis a. N. ctr Dorothy Alex.
nnder from San Diego via ports. at 2.1i
a. m: str La Purisima from cleurn, ut
1915 a. M. Jan. 2i.--Btr siIverado from
Tacoma. al n. m. str danzanita tow.
Ing llEbtsbip rmasilis. ct Sis .. m. /. atr
Gfiffc0 from n. G.. Via Tacoma. at {
.. M. str yorvus from Boston via ports
az ! p. m.
saiied-Jans 22.-Barra Dncuia ia tow
Of tug Roosevelt Mt noon for Los An
Eeies Jan. 2i.-Htr Griffco for vanc1u-
yer via Point Wells. at .. m. str
Jiomagno for Tacoma. at 1895 p. m. str
Admiral Fsrragut for los Angeles via
San Francisco, NJ y. N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
NO CHANGES IN
PRICE OF EGGS
Florida Strawberries Are
Due 10 Arrive SOoT

A falling or or oFe receipts Sion.
day morning gnve a firmer tone ~
the market Further supplies wers
expected before the end Of file day.
and Il was tho general opinion that
prices would hold steady Tor the bal.
ance Of the week,
The produce market bad Dienii.
fui supply of practically al items,
and naaler prices were foreseen. =
shipment Of Florida strawberries d
expected 10 arrive within the next
day or 20. and VIII be sold a. shout
o. cents per qiinrt cup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
CORN SHOWS !
SMALL CA
Grains, IN Genera I
Unchanged on Slry]

CHICAGO. Jan. IL
the exception of co. '',ts
changed 70 lower IN 4, -. x
trade today Corn sfo. =. - -
al Eains. 'r,f ~
Eearish Influence. ~.
the wheat pit today ~ ~, ~. g
I Irregular. -'4 y'tzs
May showed a silrk, ~.
were unchanged 10 ios..s :.
Further declines n T.,
change also had 4 des,.,...'': .s'
Liberal offerings al n,,..,
\ held corn nrles. Il, * y
days advance. A bs,ss,. Z
was looked FOR. Pss1.. /,
showed Improvement :.
Oats were DUH and I.,.. .
appeared for sale On , ,,-a !.
and this served 10 MIA 4.
in check. ~ {
Provisions closed hi~t. /.
good eastern businers ss. - I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22

BOSTON, Jan. ci.-Ih> ~
markets remain steady viii -
iatiye buying Of South Arx'H
Mills are purchasing fFc1
mouth and everyone app<sa =
ing the opening or the he4yy
son. especially The opening &
can Wooden company's llss1 .
Ohio deisines are selling
while three eIshths blood -
Australian merinos secured
are quoted at si-iSsGls
-fr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
SINCLAIR Nj
STOCK lEI.
IndustriaIs IueguIsr !. ,
York 'chano.s
WALL sTHEgr mr..
tlAL rsnttf ,.

HtW YORK r.. 10
,r .s,,lnony Offered S.,s
Wellington ins,s..s.a .sal,
cglaif ~ ana a., .s'iais i
ftaipre n The es. .ts''s w
9ss.af ~. leasy, siariiss z IS,
zfk ''''S sttsfsa's +.
The. Ihs induslfials gen..
sts ,. gass q show =.
steel opening p ilihs
while Hepublic - y =
maze fracilohal go Ds'ti''.
General Isiectr,e -.
high az zial4. 10 "a ., ..
9Ieisn tzshsne.,s ~
ran Can. 1861. N, ',neis1s1
way fzif, % =; s,,li..
Corn pfoase.ss 'i.lsl T.
setpeebaker. 1901. ~, y, ~ +
~ ~ New Jsfssy "a a.. = B.
erai Electric. af.z'sa. y
hasen. liz. On y lf
eIi Industrial i, 1,nst,.
/ ~ Aiarland. an e We /;
IRON 4 Steel. szi - 1,
Central 4 ioik m y. n
a. !. q T. iass.. oii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Terminal pier u-s ctr Yoke.
hama Marn, August. Pier 30--strs
wheRtiand Montana. Hankoku Maru.
Relrstnd.
Union oil co. Terminal Str l.s Purisims.
Deii street Tefminai-U. d. l. IL. 4.
Fern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
Foreign Exchauls

NEW YORK Jan. .i.-fssr|
change opened lower. si<-s.s =.
fss.i1 francs. i3.bsttA; n a
BeiElans. fe.eies: Insrik tiAH
eco 20 the dollar.
The foreign erehnnrs -i:i< :
down. Sterling demand. rsk q
French francs. ft.est-h. a. ~
lire. fo.oss2a. or ta.s1f;S: \
francs. so.0tosis. of sf14s', \
4. zoo. 6oe.o ce.eee TO The dollar: Ia
yen. tsss. Russian ehsrse-x; Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
N. Y. Sugar and Csa


Mondays Q1otafh1o
surnr-steady. Rsr. }tit
steady; grsnulsted. fs--ioW
Coffec-No. : Rio. spot. .ffc ~
santos. lsaeisae 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22

POULTRY AND MEATS
Prlnea Paid hhlpprfs

brpiirfr-fff ID. sfrfsffsrssa ~
capons Ia. per y. ...... -
Fancy q. p.....s.s-....ss-s.s ~
iirns ~ rs. and % ........ ~
Medium. iifr. ~ 20 IS MS. 80
LiEhi. 70 ~ fba .......... y.
Ofese-fiVs ...s....st......... rs
Fancy dressed ................ 20
BriEisn HAres ...s...... 10
Dfftfrd fss.sts +s.r....s...tfs
Turkeys Fancy q. D. young "a
Iioestsrs Old. live. per ill.,. ~
Hogs -choics iigh, ....... .io0 n
Choice. heavy. 1890 rs. ere %
ysal-Fanry milk. ss-iso rs .ita -
Uesvy. med. auafifV ESQ II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
IT'S SO IN GERMANY

Robber After all. we leave YOU
your shirt, and that makes you a
millionaire several times over
fiicgcndc Blacttter lMunichl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
TUESDAY

JAN, 20
First High Tide
sso3 o m, 1875 n.
FIRST Low Tide
fis90 a. m. SIS n.
second High lid.
4sa7 ,. m, io,s ~.
second Low Tide
iiigs pm -o.9 Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
LIVE STOCK
Quotations At Onion stockysrds
NEUEfABIlES
Prices rald Wholesale pealsss

THE prices given are those made 20
retail dealers BY wholesalers with few
seAsonal exceptions. prices 10 producers
can be figured BY ceduciinE the cost Of
transportation TO Seattle and approxi-
raRfeiy IS Per cent for hsullnK. storage
and selling co.f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22

Cattie-Rcceipts. i.fsl 49,
Coed grade steers. ts:ssss7
s5.7eGz..s; good eom
,sssgs.s5: Gamers IT,
at.se: calves. ss.sssn.M:. -.
IIogs-Receipts. s.see: 80
Medium 10 ehoies. E;s,x
sase0T: PIGS, ss.seo';n, ~.
sheep-Rsceipts. l,eH. r
slly steady Medium = ~ .. \
siiais; yssrlinss y &
ss.soGs.se: ewes. sp.ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
NUTS
Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers.
SarL Lois
FLOUR AND SUGAR
HAY, GRAIN AND FEED
trrlccs on MIXED Carloads TO shipper
n an n <ruff..4

Alfalfa Hay. first grade ........-...- II 90
straw 49,. .... r.. '''- &. ..'..........fS.oo
torn--Whoie, yellow iSv's .........as. 90
Cracked and iced meal. zoos go. "a. 90
barley rWholc. teea. 10y ......... 81. 90
Rolled arid ground, sos-loos ...s.se.e0
oats--Whole feed. lVe's ........... "a. 90
Rolled and ground. tVs-so's ...,,.41.oo
reed, l-s's .s... Is. 90
Mixed feed tmill runp .-.......... 5000
Aii-Grnin thop-sos ..........s.,..ti.a0
Chick iced-lVos ...-....... .....5s-oo
Chick IL. NJ. Mnsn--loo's -.........bs.Oo
Growing fecd---ioo's .........s.....ts.oo
Egr Mash-~lco's ..............,...f
scratch Ieed-ioo's ,........tk.0O9 tb. 90
Coccsnut Meal--i0o's ...............aT 90
Cottonsecd Meui-iOos ..t.........ST.Oo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
Chicago Board Of !,
Cash Wheat

CHICAGO. Jan. tt.-ctsa p
STEADY. 20. red. :i-.icIiis.1
hard. ;i.e3.gi.ii: no. !, Nj {
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
San Francisco

Mondays oust1l
Buitrr--Extras. sic ~; %
lb.. firsts. CSC ID.
Eggs-Extrss. 4eisc der
ss.c dos.; undsrsized
coz.
Cheeee-csiifcrnla fsts -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
BANK CLEANING
seattle
Building Per-

- Sf<,T</
nl frame anne residence. :tz 49, u.
Marie s wise. ISL
rsslaenee- lsx3s. N.ee - =
I. Hasson. isas 8. III
soxso. $500 80. 4 IN =
clarence +. stchr. y. -
residence. .,sss. i s;ssS' ,;is {.
s' reslSsnce. s,sss. s,, sss .ys :.
c. n. Andsrsou. :'i :. n, "a.
n 'e t'"n,si. oak park. !, =, 4
dence. .oxs,. ;sass, axs's
esxsn's bakery. 1s''
alt ALI stores ,Lcee nh s III
]. 10. christopher, W "a
. residence. s:sss sss s,.,. ~
Emil +. schultz ss1,, - ,s'sst y.
q. \ Anderson, spi s "a
~ r = .nss. ~ ,.,r. r
n /. Gardnef ~; .rs. ~
= frame resldenss, 'ss,-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
so WE'VE NOTICED

In Mexico, presidential elections
are settled by an uprising voto.-
Norfolk yirginlan.P Pilot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
DAIRY PRODUCTS

BHtfef-- Local creamery. cubes. hp
Local prints, wrapped ..s...+ ~
Eggs Fresh ranch. white shell -
Nirsd co!ofs ...t...ss+-.s.s.
Pallets ..tt..s.s 80
therte
oregon fYlpiets s..-.s.ss..s.. -
Wisconsin cream brick .....,. ~
blHrk teiss ff-tfrffr-rtsfsss -
NashlaKtou tFipista .....+.s. -
llIlamnak IflnlatH Oh ....... .s1I "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
Weather Bureau Report

TAToosH ISLAND. Jan. SIS an
Barometer falling slowly. light rain and
mist; wind east, % miles m hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22

WHEAT Open High in
Mar r. . dis . dif :Stt|
Nay. SSH q fsif.d fs;i III
July. 50 ssd IS sid 10 s3tbI
.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Prices Paid shippers


Buttsrf=t-
A grade. fsaffis deliver. ....
EEEs Fresh ranch, white rhsli,
Hifsd foisra .stt.s@-ts+fs-ts
Puiisis ...s.t4.4ts-str
bliL.-CHt. Fob. Esatfie supply
y. y. -. cgHdsnsaFy r.-.s.sts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
Ship News
WEDNESDAY

WEDNESDAY
JAN. 20
First High Tide
sssi a. m. is.s n.
First Low Tide
f2;o9 p. m. ca n.
second High ride
500 .. m, f0.s II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
Public Markets

stalls R.is-is and i5i. nice sunkist or
snsc,. IS. 80. 40. 50 doa.. spinach. itc
NJ: sweet potatoes. ice NJ: Yellow New
ton apples. ii.st BOX delivered; extra
fancy spitnkenberE and Delicious apples
$3.50 box. delivered. beat Yakima po,a-
1 toes. ,s.sa sack, delivered. stalls s-s,
honey. & lbs. 5sc. nut margarine. : lbs.
tac; Wesson oil, pt. CSC. ~. CSC. t-Kai,
sse. stalls si.ss. fresh hailbui. soc ib.i
fresh smoked salmon. tnc NJ. fresh her
ring. for lac. genuine f!ilet Of sole.
asc. fresh King salmon. a5c; Fiunan had
die. zoe. Stalls s4-ss37, Tree tea, black
or green. etc ~: Iilils' Bros. bulk coffee.
ssc: lbs scodiess raisins, sbc; : cans
Del Monte peas or corn. ssc. Stall ~.
ToaEsrden preserves, strawberry and
raspberry. asc ~: blackberry. csc: mar
fnaiade, sac ib.. pure fruit lam or jelly.
soc 10. Stall is7. best butter. Sc. lbs.
fi.bs, creamery butter. tsc. Tbs. ti.io:
brick cheese. soc.
CORNER
stall :. leg lamb. lie: sirloln steak.
i5c. beef roast. ioc lamb chops. IKE;
veal chops. ave. fancy hams, ssM /.
fancy bacon. 2shc. Cstaii IL. herring. :
for isc; crabs, itc. for .5c. soies. :
lbs sbc: skinned soies. lbs. CSC. nice
salmon. goc. stalls et-se Pike st.. boiling
beef. 7isc; lamb chops. isnc. liver. &c:
hteak. Ice. lamb stew. &C. stalls is.2s,
bes tbutter. SEC. ibs si.5s. brick
cheese, soc: strictly fresh eggs. sec. pure
Yakima honey, 10 lbs. stbs stalls is-sB.
black figs. lbs. 7sc; dates. Zoe fb.. No
size pineapple. &c. white figs. lbs.
csc.
rIKE PLACE
stall II, nos. beet cane sugar. zoe.
stsli ~. tomatoes, corn. peas, cans
sbc. coffee, ground while you walt. 4
lbs. 81: campbeiiH soap. DC cam cocoa,
Zoe, lbs. shc. pastry flour. iO-lb. sack
asc Stall 81 butter. CSC. lbs Tic;
strictly fresh standard eggs 4sc, doS.
ssc. mild cheese. SIC, Guatemala honey
% lbs. Use, Yakima honey . lbs. Iic,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22

Il hear yc weIe "a . Fl
last night, Wha'
hogs = uhIsky.
quality o MS that '' sr',usy ?
RI heartfelt some
lAustraliaA =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
ECONOMY

Stall 50. his hest cane sugar. zec.
Stall -. Blue Ribbon tea in lead pkg-
&c; zoe can Royal baking powder. ssc;
ssc bottle vanilla or lemon extract. $50;
Ms. finest new seeded raisins. sfc. I
his choice black fiKs, tsc. Stall 20.
black tea. lbs. CSC; No. wainnts. :
lbs. CSC; sc coffee. 25c ~; tae coffee,
lbs. 7sc; chocolate. CSC ID: Royal bak-
Ing powder. sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
BY MARTIN

Stall 1897 Pike pi. pot roast. sMo 10:
boiling beef. Tbs. CSC. veal roast. lee.
hamburger and sausage. lbs SIC: lard.
ibs- etc; sugar cured bacon. lsAc.
stan 80, good pink salmon. cans &c;
sof, she'll wainuts. &c. ! ios. soc: sun
Maid raislns. ia-or. pkes.. for csc;
black figs, isc III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
wEsTIAKE

Sugar stan. : rbs. pure cane sugar. &c:
Westlake Special OF Gold Bond. 40 N.
'i.ss: bars Crystal White soap. CSC:
scratch, 100 ms SEQ. $3.50 corn and
wheat ,2.2s. Stall iat, Rome Beauty
apples. 1Sc box. onions. 100 les. $50;
turnips. 100 ms zoe. stall io5. rolls
wax paper. Toe; : lbs split peas. csc:
house cleanser Csc; hulk Amaizo salad
oil. ieo ct. cocoa. Ice NJ. bars white
Laundry SOAP e5c Stall isT. fresh
ranch cEgs. 9 doc. Use. fresh creamers
eutier. soc NJ. California wild honey. s
ms. Use; dlils. for Toe. Stall 100. East
ern ham. whole or half csc 10. veal
chops, . lbs. ssc: bacon. "trip. zoe 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22

Stall iai. bacon. isc N; corn beef
is'so III; dry salt pork. ise. Stall 1877
Ferndslc butter. scr N. Guatemala
honey. iss. Tsc; sharp cheese. tac m.
Stall ios. ihs. Zohlcs best coffee. sis
Luna white sohp. bars s5c. Light
house Cleanser. ESQ; large fancy rruncs.
ms, 2bc; dried sprlcots. &c 10 large
can tomatoes for esc corn. FOR ssc.
stali ist. onions. 100 lbs. $3.50. Roman
beauty apples. ssc box. s,amcn wlncsars
Thc box Sugar STALL pure cane sugar
100 his $3.50 wcstiatc special or cold
BOND flour, 90 lbs. si.e5: Federal milk.
si.st case; scratch, 100 lbs. $40; oats.
100 lbs, ss.os. wheat, i.e Lbs. ss.so.
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-06-21
WILL FALL ESCAPE
 OIL INDICTMENT?
Material Witnesses Refuse to Tell
 Grand Jury Vital Facts
By International Labor News Service

By International Labor News Service Washington, D. C., June 2l-Albert B. Fall IS in New Mexico, enjoying 1ife-and a1ls' we'll with his world, so far!
 Meantime
 The Walsh committee has reported to the Senate, saying in substance that Fall gave away Teapot Dome, and A Federal Grand Jury is deliberat- ing i'll Washington on whether Fall is to remain free in New Mexico or is to be indicted for doing what Senator Walsh says he did. A first. magnitude sensation may re- suit from this grand jury session.
 Many witnesses who possess mater 1al evidence have refused to testify on the ground that their testimony might incriminate themselves With their vital evidence missing, it may be found impossible to indict Fall.
 And if Fall is not indicted he can not be tried.
 lThe Walsh report, to the utter amazement of many close observers has pinned almost the sole responsi- bility for the Teapot Dome scandal on Fall. It is expected that there will be still more amazement if the grand jury votes no bill of indictment against the former Secretary of the Interior, but many persons in Washington are are getting set for just that amaze ment.
 Can an official do what Walsh says Fall did and get away with 1t?
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-06-21
AS THE WORKER
 SEES HIS WORLD
Summary and Digest of Importan Events of the Week,
 Here and Abroad.

Senate oil committee report de- nounces as illegal and corrupt the leas- ing Of naval oil reserves; criticises Harding and Fall.
 Strike ties up London's tube service
 Twenty-Five thousand persons pro- test against Japanese exclusion in To- kio mass meeting.
 Indiana Democratic convention re- jects Ku klux Klan candidate for gov ernor.
 sus of English forests.
 Four hundred thousand workers march in Vienna as International Trades Union Congress opens. Resources of labor banks in United States total nearly $100,000,000, War ren $. Stone says.
 Senate committee upho1ds right of Senator Mayaeld of Texas to seat Gas explosion in mine in Wilkes Barre, Pa, kills IA miners
 Industrial depression becoming more acute i'll Chicago district. National convention of Socialist party to be held in Cleveland July 5 and G.
 Twelve Congressional inquiries to go during recess of Congress.
 President Coolidge vetoes postal sal aries increase bill as Congress adjourns, failing to take action on many meas ures.
 Breweries of Berlin closed by strike.
 Government reports forecast drop in wheat yield.
 Anti-American feeling reported ris- ing all over Japan as result of exclu- sion clause in immigration law.
 Electric locomotive that makes own power, with oil as fuel, has success ful test in New York.
 Five thousand miners join strike in Pittston district of Pennsylvania.
 President Coolidge orders budget direct to find" funds to make bonus law operative.
 Many union bricklayers quit work in New York City when their lives are endangered by incompetent non7union iron workers.
 Supporters of child labor amend ment to press for early ratification by states.
 Louisiana legislature passes anti klan legislation.
 Left Bloc" of French Chamber of Deputies forces President Millerand to resign.
 Germany protests to League of Ma tions against French troops in Saare Valley.
 Shipping Board outlines plans to build new passenger vessels.
 Physicians specific for cancer said by medical Investigator to have shown marked benefits.
 Virginia State Democratic conven- ton strikes at Ku Klux Klan in reso- lution.
 Longshoreman wins $5O,OOO verdict against Cunard Steamship Co.,, for lost leg.
 Republican national convention gives women equal representation on party's national committee.
 Peter Clarke MacFar1ane, noted author, commits suicide in San Fran cisco.
 Organized brick and clay workers of Chicago win new three-year agree ment, with important gains.
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-06-21
Traffic Suspended

In Oporto, Portugal, the transpor- tation of goods arriving by rail and sea has been paralyzed by the strike of chauffeurs, coachmen, teamsters, and other vehicular workers.