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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-28
Vessels in Other Ports

AcoHA-Arrivsd. oct f7.--Etr gnff.
20. towing Nlversaaia. 81 a m. tfr
border Kirg from n. C.. AZ Z - ms
upr Dorothy Alexander from Seattle. a.
: a M. str yukon from Hshuis. At a
a. m. Oct sf-Hir Dorothy Luehsn-
bach from seattle a a. ui. or Indiana
from Seattle, ~ uonul ttr Cello from
Seattle. a. D. m. Oct 3i-Btr MsrhmA
from Philadelphia. nt q. MI str
Achilles fran Vancouver. at p. ms ttr
santa Ines from seattle 81 10 .. %
sailed. oct st-Htr Dorothy Lurksu.
bach or Seattle. 80 ., M. &c Hsiyo
Nsru for Seattle, AZ .. m. oct a.
KY Victoria for seattle. AZ 10 a. M. t'r
Las GsvAs fsr Seattle a. >. m. rtr
HansnfioFd Tor Seattle. a. p. M tiT
Ngrui ffr ~ a. NJ y. mE ntr London
Cooperation Tor Seattle. 81 p, ~.
EVERETT Arrvisa, oct sfs-H,r
shuusho Maru from Hsattls. A. .. m.
aailst-Atr HoytifAn Ahru Tor Orient at
D. o.
FoRr TowSaENp- Passed IN ori. 90.
Str Achilles far Taroms. ID $50 =. m.
Passed cot. usI s7.--Br liaysisan Maru
Tor orient az 10 a. m.l nAyy tvs swallow
AZ m-
ytCroRfA-Passsd Tor vancouver or,
;t-E'r Cathwoof ~ $40 p. IN Passed
aut-s4f I.oEAn Aaru fur New York. a.
Midnight Arrived, Get -e-Htr Ruth
Alexander from ass,f,. 81 a N. and
sailed - ru. far Han Diego. EAiird.
Oct, 's-str kaaa NsTu Tor HsAitls. ~
srio .. m. Arrived Oct ftp-gtr Tyne
haru from Orient. a. sac .. m.
ABERDEEN Arrived. Oct. zs-E,f
naliviA from vancouver. 81 II a. m: ctr
idaho from fna Angeles. AZ Ea m. str
ayeA from san rraueiuro. az a, m,
haiisd-oet ss.=Htr Dan r. ifanion Tor
los Angeles. AZ 10 a. m.i SIR carlos for
san Trancisoo. At 10 q. m, ms Iatssn for
los Angeles ~ 10 a. M. stF Trinidad
Tor Ice Angeles. a. 10 q. ~.
AErpnfA-asiisd. oct z7-str West
Ratan for Nsr York ~ a. m. tir
n,nla~srs Tor CnHsa Kingdom. 81 a.
N. oct .g.-Htr NarsHta Tor GisFEar.
oct fss--As Pacific Trader for London
AZ ?. IN. ar pakotEn fof uosiou. AZ =
y, N. AFrivrd-Oci 25.-Etr EuranA
from Seattle oct sg-str waiter A.
furAsnbarh from Boston, str West Keats
ard BOSTON Marg In collision of ~,
iislsns. both had upper works damaged
considerably,
BAN FnASCfHCo-Arrty Oct IL
air Admiral Dewey from seattle Oct
1s--Ms ToFSs from Valparaiso. Sailed
Oct ss-Btr Eldhrsda for gsatus. str
Admiral Bsbrs fgr Seattle. oct. Is Str
Chaz Cramp for Seattle. ms chile for
Antwerp, rtr birmingham city for nos.
ton. Arrived. OCT. sa.--sif X. /. Luck.
subHch from Seattle,
LOS ASgELEB- Arrlvsd-Ort. as.--str
John G. kirkpatrick from Seattle. ar
Andrea =, iuckrnhach from Noniie. str
". II Chamberlain from Uysrstt. sAiisd.
oct. st.-gtf Commercial Spirit for New
York. str Texan Tor Boston. ctr 8. c. r..
nodd for BsRt,is. str ohioan for scattls.
sirs otymou, and Maine for Seattle. ctr
ilaruna Mnrn Tor Puget Round. ctr VIC
,oria MAru for Kobe. ntr Peter Kerr for
Seattle. 81 Caroiinhs 70 Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-28
Vessels in Port at Seattle

SMITH Cove Ifrplnai-Pisr ti-Hfr HsiFp
AarV Pier t9-Hlr EaEa Haru. Don
city Luchrutarh.
nsii Street Tsrmiaai-u. n. a. Halda
Pier t=HtF Cadafsita
Pier 80 kIftafla.
rasf 10 coast Ceai nunksfs-U. q. 8. ne.
usT
L. 3 shipping Board Moorlnrs-str Cup
Tuw-
DInnsrtirut street TsrminAi--Hfrs pduna
ThnauH. STANLEY Dollar, rrpss hrya
STACY street rrmiual=Ms MissnufizH.
Lander street 4sfmiHal-Htf London Core
pUfatiur
iauford street Terminal crntaurus.
East waterway Dock A Wsrrhouss Co.
Hu Las Vegas
rodd Dr. boehBHMs Patterson. sirs y.
y. Alexander, Redwood. Cathsrins u.
Nsitlstan'u Miii=Hfr nanrnfi1rd.
Wet Seattle Eisratof=aHtf ltakhai Maru.
West hsattis Training Htation-EhEis 81.
Taglof'H Niil=Ftr IpFtst King
wlnsiav MafiHs nAuaay tEaEis itafbsr,
--htr go King. Echfs Vancouver, El'A
a. AlumnA hktn conausfur. taFEss
cagvi'ism city. Henry viiiaTd Oriff-
son, Eiwsii thH Donna Lane. ctr Koa
Gtak Tnnrluah
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Little Difference These Days
In Major and Minor Football

There are any number OF reasons
for this state OF affairs
Perhaps the most important is tho
fact that the open game o, football
doesn't exact as much from the
players as the old.tlme brand.
Reserve strength doesn't count as
much a. Il once did In days gone
by the larger colleges often ran
roush.shod over their smaller college
rivals because they we're in posi-.
ton TO send In fresh players with
reckless abandon.
Also. ono or two star pinycrr. OK.
pert at passing and running. can
make all kinds Of trouble. Tho small
er colleges have them these days.
From present indications II looks
as II there would be moro form re-
versals this year than ever before
in the history OF football. The com.
petition is 50 keen that coach must
point his team TO a majority Of the
games on his schedule.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-28
FANS WANT
MORE INFO
Think They Are Entitled
to Know Everything in
Ball Scandal
ny HENRY l. FARRELL


COLUMBUS. Ohio. oct. sS.-whue
" tho Middle West Is interested
primarily IN football now there Is
considerable talk about the recent
baseball scandal and some curiosity
AS 10 what Commissioner lands Is
going 20 do about Il.
The scandal. perhaps. would not
have drawn 20 much attention Ia
;hG Middle West u Il had involved
the players Of any other club but
there Is a general feeling OF ami
moSity toward the National league
champions all over the Western
loop % the circuit.
The New Workers became the
NEST prominent team IN the league
years ago when John MeGraw took
around the circuit club that
would knock an ear off n oven
: cold look was cast az them.
The feeling exists all thru tho
Middle West that there Ia some.
;hlng more 10 the scandal than has
been made public and tho iccsng
Is being expressed that Commits
sloner Lands owes Il TO tho public
10 give all tho information at his
disposal without being forced into
court 20 talk.
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NO longer Is there any great dif'
~ ference between the major and
minor college football teams
Ten years ago when one OF the
hrgsr institutions scheduled an early
zme with a small school. no thought
q detca; was entertained.
The games we're treated in the light
& practice affairs. mere preparation
iaE the big contests Just ahead. Tho
seore-Asimply a question Of how big
/ would be.
Such a condition no longer exists.
The smaller colleges have come 50
ias,. that no longer are they regarded
As soft spots on tho big college
schedules.
Since the opening Of the football
season. each week has produced at
East a half dozen football reversals
upsetting the dope Is the favorite
Iastins OF the smaller college
tlevens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-28
Pirates and
Cubs Figure
in Big Deal

CHICAGo. oct. ss.-rMore hitting
" strength Tor the Piiisburg ri.
rates and better fielding Chicago
Cubs. as well ~ a badly needed
addition 20 the Bruin pitching
stair. arc tho net results OF tho
CubPlrato player trade, baseball
wiEcncres calculated today
Walter Meanwhile. second base.
man; Charley Grimm. flNt saeker,
and Wilbur Cooper pitcher Join the
cubs, In exchange Tor second Base.
man George Gpntham. sitchsr
Vic Aldridge and Albert NlehAua. a
rookie first baScman from Chatta.
nooga. under the terms OF the
trade. which was on playorfor.
player basis. no cash being involved
In the deal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-28
NAVY LOSES
FOUR STARS

ANNAPOLIS. Oct. 2s.-Fonr OF the
Nays most valuable players have
been found ineligible for football be.
cause Of deficiencies IN scholastic
work and win not b. allowed 90 play
until November % al least, when an.
other school month ends The play
crs are shapcly. star quarterback;
F1ippen. who next 10 Shapely. Is the
most experienced back: Osborne. the
best center In year,. and tho go
pound guard. Lsntz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-28
Post Season
Grid Battle
Likely Here
Washington officials Are
Seeking Game for De-
cember at Stadium
BY MEL VOORHEES,

.AsHGNGroN's athletic author,
w ties arc trying hard 10 land
q postseason Erid contest FOR the
ast travelling Husilrs
But up 20 date Lady Luck has
not smiled on them.
Yea we want game. said
Darwin Mcisncst. graduate mana.
ser. and We want q game with
a real team thatH put Ragnhaw'u
thru the mill II Il sets
by here on the Coast between now
ana November Sind, when We play
our last conference game with
Washington state College
'I'yo sounded the 'nlg Three
Harvard. Yale and Princeton. with,
out any results and I've bid al.
most every member OF the ISIS
Ten Somc Of them haven't an'
sw,rcd yet but those that have
aren't able 20 como West whoa
Nc want them,
As TO a post.season conicat with
another conference membcr-thRrs
hardly likely. Washington and
either stanford or Southern Califor.
mia may wind up tho season in a
nc for FIRST place, but both of those
California schools already have post.
season games arranged Besides.
believe the conference would frown
upon such q contest, even n u were
agreeable 20 tho two schools direct.
ly concerned.
However we're going 20 keep
trying 90 land the best attraction
possible Tor Northwcs, football FOL,
lowers and hope 10 - able to make
an announcement before long"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-28
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Oct. ss.-Forslgn 81
change opened Irregular. Sterling iLtsn.
francs io.ots0h3 lire. ip04aog. nei.
GUM, to,oafs3 marks. stss per trliiion
Holland. sf1i Sweden. 1855. Nsrwar.
Use
Foreign exchange closed steady gisr.
ling. N.&g Ills. up ii-s. francs.
;oes;oH. up ib.0e004 lire. 80 0ia9s up
i9.e9hth Belgium. ieot7t. off '0.ooo y
marks s59o per trilllon paper: Holland.
.pst. up tooOt. Eutslh. sic. Shanghai.
~. Yokohama. 5as; sweden. 1855, up
is.opoi. Norway. iisl. up soccer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-28
Portland Produce
Mondays Quotations
..F..f.,. a4aNtaw AIT

Butterfat Country station dsifyeFy basis
Best churninT. $40 -; No. : grade. 81
93a. Portland delivery. best ohurninH
cream. tle.
Cherse-scliinE Price: TillAmook trip
let's s1dso; Oregon tripiets. mol
branded, .s9si. TiliHmook loaf. 50 o g.
Live Poultry --sslling price Heavy hens
2se, iiEht hens. lie: hroilers. llEht. 20 o
sSe hroilcrs. heayy. zoe.
Buiter-Cubo extras. a9c; standards
s7isr' prime firsts. sec. firpts. air.
EEEs-EStraa, bsc. firHts. sc. pullets
sc, current receipts, &C: pewccs. CSC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-28
Omaha Live Stock
Nanlays QaelaIIan.

slsoo. roas 81 mar
ksi. steady. AeariinHh. fGu1ggts
steers. tdultta. Osua ana hsifsrs,
faesuip CO., Htorskfs and feeders.
ii.tpusst3 calves. 1000 bulls and
stays sboJa 90
HeE-- Receipts. Hteo Tone - market
see lassr. uuik. it-tIus.to. top.
AafG.
sheep Receipts. A. 500 Tone - market.
steady. 0sariiuFs, tTuios vgthsfs. o.
ESQ., lambs. tiltEUtagss ewes.
ftt9ut.to.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-28
Boston Wool

BOSTON. oct 15,-A Eeod demand
continues in the local market dealers
reporting scarcity Of woods. and prices
showed continued firmnsas. uHgsuHliy
carly contracting for domestic vools IN
theaswsst IA regarded a. Indicating tho
trhfsa confidence IN the future courss
Of prices Fine and flns medium Ohio
deiaines are auotahlo AZ 81 q sic. fine
territory staples ti,fSUi,Boi nusuos Aires
accounts. az o soc! Mon,svtdso in bond.
80 q soc; Australian Merinos. $50 Zoe. "A
pulled woolS ti.tS9ito.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-28
GRAIN is ABOVE
SATURDAY
ReCede Fractionally
in Mondays Trade

CHICAGO. Oct z7.-Graln futures
rscsdsd fractionally IN the trading
On the board n trade today. Ths
finish va sharply above Saturday.
however
Corn rallied with NhSAt and sI-
port inquiry on a wc,izhbls bsfiH.
Argentine supplies nrs rapidly dim
inithinE
Oats recovered from q sinking
spell With other grains.
Provisions finished irregular
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-28
STOCKS EXHIBIT
ANIMATION
Rally From Low After Rec
ord Car Loading Report
WALL STREET JOURNAL FINAN-
CIAL REVIEW

NEW YORK Oct gg-fn comnari-
s1n with tho HiuEElHhu~Es prevailing
I'm previous sessions. stocks dryrl-
Cpvd considerable animation in early
dealings ln response so b noteworthy
feat n railroads in loading i.iN1. $3.50
cars iu tho week yuurd October a.
surpaHHinE by akta the best previous
record Ia the nations transportation
history,
This evidence ~ the tremendous
amount ~ business being transacted
Ia every part % the country rtlmu-
lated both rails and iuduatFials az
the start OF trading and fslr HiErd
TrruFrFiCa were scored ~ many arr
tive issues American Can led tho
rally coming back 20 1905, up near
lytWu points from Monday low
The market opened guirt but
ftrougers a. 8. Steel. 1914 up a.
American smelling. 7sN. up =
Maxwell, 6Ta up - American
Wooden. 51e Cast Iron Pipe. itaA
uP ~ American Can. 1894, up ~:
studvbakcr 1stt, OF y Corn Prod
ucts. aets. or =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-28
LEMONS ASCEND
so CENTS
TurnipS Also Up; Others on
Wholesale Mart Unchanged

Local Wholesale and shippers
markets lacked changes generally 90
start Tuesday Lemons featured
with az advance from a quotation
- feG1uTs5 Tor the fancy stock %
fluk crate
wLltg mrnlps uB no % 1850
and GgfE
Prices generally quoted Tuesday
were
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-28
Denver Live Stock


Cattle Receipts 1900. Market sgonK
and hslfsrs, Ia.togs, calves. ttUatQ3
feeders and FIneksfs ttuTEp. bulln
tfOA
fo.sse Market steady.
Top isfs. bulk. ttttuttQ, pigs.
tsfouItQ.
sheep Receipts. sT.too Market. steady.
Pat iambs. sisulAsf! feeder lambs.
ftstp. fat ewes unseen. feeder
ewes. it2Gat.Tt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-28
Injuries Keep Yale
Stars Out of Drill

NEW HAVEN. Oct. 2S.--slight IN
Jurics kept Captain Loycjoy and
Quarterback Bench from signal drill
yesterday. but they arc expected 10
be in shape for the Army game sat
urdny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-28
Tunney Knocks Out
Foley in One Round

MEMPHIS, oct. 2s.--Geno Tun.
ncy. light heavyweight champion or
the United states. scored a one.
round knockout here last night over
Harry FOLEY. OF Hot Springs The
finishing punch came in two min.
utcs and five seconds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-28
Portland Live Stock

{ aitie Receipts. 1874. Tone q market.
nlau. Etssfs. msdiuui. ttuT.ft. com
mon. tee; hsiffrs medium ard eoui.
NOR. fGGou tlt. cows. medium and
common. faUG. Gamers and cutters.
iissaHg. bulls. chnnsfs and tainEuas.
t1Gsu isos calves. medium ard choice
80 lbs. down. itfeUttb. iBe 70 st1
lts. is8t. =t5 ~, W. itte0sto.
ITegs-Usesip,s. E1so Tone % MARKET.
steady, Medium. good and Shotss. 100
% zoe lbs. ig.saoia' 200 20 80 ih,.
ts,2soio. 80 ibs. up. fgGt.TBs pack
Ing. sniooth hsavy, ne. 80. packing
rough heavy. o. 1901. slaughter pigs.
itt9G1st. feeders and storksf'. 1850
81
sheep-R.csipts i.Etf Tone Of market.
steady. Lambs, hssvyue,Ehts medium
and ehsirs. - 10. eulls and cnn1msr..
alt weights. is-Gbgts vsthsrs. ttg4.ge!
ewes. common 20 choice. itBs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-28
Haughton Is
Dead;Famed
Coach Passes
Columbia Grid Mentor
Dies, Stricken at Pras-
tiee; Famous Figure

Nrw YORK. oct. ss-At the Peak
= rs carter as a football coach.
rr,y p Haughlon Is dead,
rhs famous Eridiron mentor
usssl away suddenly from an al.
- a. neuralgia o. the heart az 81.
lakes hospital az $40 3, m Monday.
Haughton practically died IN han
,s. ne Was donnins his football
pss preparatory TO directing the Co
ne.a university eleven IN practice
4 Baker field when he complained
4 rains in his chest. Two hours
s,sr De died.
fRlBl rs
OONE
tributes 20 Haughton as man
ana As coach poured into Columbia
,,aay. Walter Camp Coach Bob
usher o. Harvard. Roper OF Prince.
"a and John 7, Blossom. Yale dircc.
,,r q athletics, an werc shocked at
y, sudden death % tho football e,
ras whose ''Haughton system" had
ssshlea Harvard teams 20 sweep the
s-itlrons of the East.
While Haughton was az Harvard
Is teams won "a games. tied 5 and
Isl but 4.
Himself a famous athlete IN his
ycungcr dayn-Haughton was In his
on year-the coach had enjoyed
rood health. ~ the end. doctors a.
). Luke's were assuring him thero
vas nothing the matter with his
Sart. II developed later. however.
,Aai his mother and ono OF his
l-cshsrs died from a similar cause.
WILMINGTON
IN CHARGE
~. Wilmington viii take charg,
e Columbia's football team for the
rsnainder Of the season.
Paul. congratulate tho team for
nc. Tell them rm proud % them. ."
vas the message Haughton sent
irum the hospital a few minutes be.
lere ne died.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-28
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived ot sf-tir Hianisy Dollar
from raoama, a. t.G0 b m.s or TadHr
rVa from eHz1mau Nla porte. at go
O.. Pa
sailed oG gt-Ftr CsutaaFua FOR
hrs nefa va ports ht nnou. ctr Hall
an Tor kobe and ports. 20 t119 a fn.
oct sf-Ms nsiiinghEm Tor ksfrhitbu
apd hgdsr, 81 10 q. mg Str barbara g
Far ins AHrslos via ports, 90 % m. stF
liberalism Maru fur Vancouver va Ia
coma. a. $50 m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-28
Harvard Taking 1t
Easy for Few DAYS

CAMBRIDGE. Oct. 2S.-Harvard
Is taking II easy. The varsity will
not do much heavy practice for the
Boston nriverHity game Saturday.
but will point almost entirely to tho
Princeton game. November s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-28
WARNER SPEAKS

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal,
Oe;. 2s.-"Pcrcy Haughton was one
q the outstanding figures in Amer.
ian football. and his death win be
a tremendous loss TO the game. I'm
Mighty sorry 90 hear OF H." Coach
Warner OF Stanford university. said
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-28
Husky Center Back
in Princeton Line

PRINCETON, DEF. 2s.-Most Of tho
varsity was excused from practice
yesterday but Forrest. tho husky
center. who has been laid UP for two
weeks. with injuries. was in uniform
and Is expected TO be ready for tho
Harvard game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-28
Army Resumes Work
for Yale Battle

WEST POINT. oct. 2s.-The
Army. having come thru the Boston
game without any injuries. resumed
practice yesterday for tho Yale game
and went thru a light scrimdsago
with longer signal drill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-28
Illinois Prepares
for Iowa Struggle

URBANA, ILL.,, Oct 2S.-Brlsk
practice intended TO strengthen the
limo is Coach zuppke's formula OF
preparing his Illinois griddcrs for the
Iowa tilt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-28
SHOCK To CAMP

NEW HAVEN. Conn. oct. as.-
The news Is one OF the greatest
sAoeks I could receive" said Waiter
camp. Percy Haughton has been
q commanding figure In football for
. many years IL seems impossible
10 think OF him as not longer with
n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-28
poBrE's PRAISE

ITHACA. y. Y oct. 2s.-Gil.
more Dobie. Cornell coach. whose
team was 10 have played Columbia
nsxi saturday. said: ''Haughton
hog has been one Of the most
prominent characters IN the football
world. With hts death. Columbia
asts a great and successful coach. /"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-28
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

a"nuaN iuniatiuna
huEar-Quisf. Enw te0g: refined. nuis,
FranuiAtrd. i1stSef.to
Coffee, ITO. .o.gsi. Se. Santos
gsags.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-28
Weather Bureau Report

Especial from thr T b weather uuTsaHl
TATousH ISLAND, Urt gB e q. a.
barometer faHiaT cloudy. wind rarts 30
mIira 81 nguf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-28
Specie Can Heave
Them Underhanded

Specie OF Washington throws an
underhand bail much after the man.
ncr OF Carl Mays subway delivery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-28
LIVE STOCK
ouoiatiens at UaIou sLock,,ards
VEGETABLES

TFItFt ThII WhuIrfaIr UraIfr
Che priosa given are thOss mads 70
retain dealers ~ wholesalers VITA =
few ssAseaal sIespuons. prices TO pro-
ducefs can be figured BY dsducting the
cost OF trnnsportAtion to Esa,tIs and
approximately is per cent for hauling
stofars ant selling eosIl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-28
Athletics Have Two
Corking Southpaws

Connie Mack says IN Lefty"
Groves. recently purchased from
Baltimore, and Fred Helmach. no
han two OF the best southpaws un.
der the big tent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-28
Johnny Kilbane to
o Open Health Camp

Johnny kllbane il soon 10 open
an immense opsn-air hsaith camp
on the shores OF Lake Erie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-28
Cash Wheat

CHICAGO. oct. sT.-Cash whsai-Eo
: red, titgI No. : hard. 81 itiHgitil
No hard. ii,to9its
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San Francisco Produce
Mcpdnr,. Quotnilon.

Mondays Quotations
Butter Extras. axe.
EgEs-Ertras, bso. extra puliets. lsoi
underaiEed pulietp, 35Mc.
Checsc--CallforniR flatu fancy, sic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-28

Young Striking has gone back 70
school but by now he already knows
the ono.two punch has nothing to do
with mathematics.
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-05
ONE DRIVER, TWO
PEDESTRIANS ARE
HURT IN MISHAPS
Street Car Strikes Auto at
Wade and Shelby Sts.-
Motorist Cut,

Hobart Johnson. 1925 Shelby St.
was cut about the face by flying glass
early today when his automobile was
struck by a street car at Wade and
Shelby SITS He was struck in MAX
ing a turn, believing the car was
stopping for a passenger, police said.
John Oman, 304 z. South ST., motor.
man, was charged with assault and
battery.
Arthur Doweu. 81. ATT z. Tenth ST.,
was cut about the head and bruised
about the body when he was struck
by an automobile driven by Elmer
Rodgers, 61S Roanoke ST., at East and
Washington SITS. Rodgers was hello on
an assault and battery charge.
John Short, 43, Of 403 Hanson Ave,
suffered cuts about the face and
bruises about the body when he was
struck by an automobile driven by
Donald Underwood, 742 S. Noble ST.,
at Geisendorff and Washington SITS,
police said. He had stepped from be-
hind wagon into the path of the car,
police said they were told.
= A man and woman were injured
and a score of passengers badly shaken
up late Friday when an outbound Cen.
trail Ave. street car crushed into the
rear vestibule- Of an Illinois street car
at Market and Illinois SITS.
Mrs. Jessica Stanley, 1905 N. Penn.
syivania ST., sustained a sprained
ankle and R. T. Bach, 945k N. Hi.
nois St., was cut about the left arm.
Both Of the injured persons were in
the rear of the Illinois car when the
accident occurred. They were taken
home.
Slippery rails caused the accident,
police say.
Traffic was tied UP for an hour.
J. L. OFDaniel, 21S w. Twenty
First ST., Eaotorman Of the Central
car was charged with assault and
battery.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-05
CARD OF THANKS

CARD OF THANKS-We wish to thank our
friends and neighbors for the kindness and
sympathy shown during the illness and death
of our beloved wife and mother. Nancy E.
Bowman; especially do we thank the minis
ter, Bert Brown, and singers. Reiman's Sons.
Marion County B. R. F.. Eeydon Buchanan,
undertaken and all for their beautiful floral
offerings. WILLIAM II. BOWMAN AND
FAMILY,