davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1924-07-23

which Great Britain's fleet Of naval
aircraft called home during the world
war
Tho bay lies at the center Of the
Orkney archipelago. In a perfect
shelter at any time. and Is easily ac-
cessible to Kirkwall. whose residents
consider their homo the metropolis
Of the islands. The bay Is the favorite
pleasure spot Of the island. for just
outside is Scapa Flow. whore the Ger
mans scuttled the remainder Of their
feet in 1891, and which is a haven for
amateur fishermen.
When the British navy deserted
Houton Bay as a base the moorings.
docks and repairing facilities were
left behind intact and these now have
Evening star., 1924-07-23

been placed at the disposal OF the
Americans
The gasoline and oil which the air
men will need have been taken to
Houton, and arrangements have been
made whereby repair work on the
planes, should 1t be necessary. may
be done easily.
The anticipated requirements Of
the aviators are being looked after by
James Fleet. Norwegian consul at
Kirkwall, who will act as representa-
tive of the American government on
this occasion, as he has done at times
in the past, when the United States
needed representation here.
The arrival Of the flyers is awaited
anxiously by the inhabitants, and
Evening star., 1924-07-23
Students to Tour D. c.

Students at the Citizens Military
Training Camp at Camp Meade. Nd.
will invade this city Saturday for a
sightseeing trip. Special cars will
and sightseeing busses will, convey
the students about Washington and to
Mount Vernon. More than 500 are ex-
pected to make the trip.
Evening star., 1924-07-23

since word Of mouth IL tho natural
method OF news distribution here, the
great event is almost the only topic
Of street corner gossip. There will be
large group of persons from all
over the Orkneys waiting to greet
the Americans, and they are certain
to be tho center of interest while
they remain at the local hotel, where
a suite Of rooms awaits them:
Evening star., 1924-07-23
QUICK SEASON CHANGES
COSTLY TO u. S. FLYERS
CONTINUED from First Pase.)

ships assigned for attendance upon
the ocean flight ready so that the
trip northward to the Orkneys can
be begun. The general impression
seems to be 1t is unlikely the air
men will take of from the waters Of
the Homber before Monday. Tomor-
row the planes will be given test
flights with their new pontoons. prob
ably at high tide.
TO USE WARTIME BASE.
Evening star., 1924-07-23
Orkney Islands Landing Of Flyers
Was Seat of Britain's Aircraft.

By the Associated Press.
KIRKWALL, Scotland, July "a
The American round -the-world flyers
when they come down in the Orkney
Islands will park their machines at
Houton Bay, a natural seaplane base
Evening star., 1924-07-23

TO USE WARTIME BASE.
Evening star., 1924-07-23

Sheer quality, In the
newest shades; also white
and black; 20 inches wide,
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-01-11

The association for the Advance
,nent Of Science calls the automobils
nations ethical and material prog
ress. I, enables a man to live three
lives In one. increases the farmer a
production. saving his time. In
creases human happiness every
where.
Bankers that worry about auto
mobile financing. take notice. An in
vestment in a better race is a sound
Investment.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-01-11

The French Parliament discusses
In France the shopkeeper's wife Is
usually the business woman and al
ways she Ii the adviser and practi-
eally the head of the family. Ameri-
cans that think they have = monop-
oily Of real family life" enjoy deep
Ignorance. There are nowhere on
earth closer family ties. or more ad-
mirabie family life. than In France
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-01-11

These figures show how the coun-
try is growing:
Income through transportation
and distribution amounted In 1880
10 IL billions; 1900 to IL billions:
1910 to 81 billions; 1920 to 50 bill
lions.
Sixty billions. the cost OF dis,ri-
butiny goods and passengers here In
one year. would solve Europes
financial problem.
Wha, will the Dill amount to fifty
years hence?
In every direction growth here Is
amazing.
When this nation was young
building was done by individual
carpenters and only one man in the
United States earned as much as ~
a day all the year round.
l. J. Horowi,z. Wholesale carpen'
ter. head OF big building con
eern announces building contracts
amounting to sixty millions In one
year The three biggest Jobs aver
aged nine million dollars apiece.
The seven biggest average seven mil
lion dollars Apiece One oryanizs
tion does sixty millions Of building
in a year One branch OF national
activity. transportation. does sixty
billions Of business in year. This
l. a growing country.
Following the proceedings of the
American Association for Advance
ment OF Science at Cincinnati This
meeting teaches these things:
We ar. what our glands make US.
II they break down. We break down.
Our characteristics are trans
miited through the chromosomes.
They can be seen and counted un-
der the microscope. Glands secrets
hormons.. and on these we depend
for growth. intelligence. all our
powers.
The thyroid gland " svsiiowed
and diyest.d cures idiocy. in many
csssn.
Tn. ,hymus gland just over the
hear, is absolutely necessary to the
well being OF children. II fades
away. a. they grow older. Female
pigeons lackin. thymus cannot pro-
vide egg shell or slbumen for their
eggs. Feed them dried thymu. and
IN. eggs are all right.
Transplantins reproductive or
GYMS in human beings stimulates ac-
fiyi'y only for = while. Sach trans
plantation In IN. flesh where heat IL
excessive. causes eventual steriiity.
Rcd Corpusrles that siv~ energy
To our blood come chiefly from the
marrow In tn. bones. and more free
" In spring than a. other times.
Certain animals are first male.
then female.
Sometimes In sheiiflsh and birds
IN. sex actually changes completely.
Science IL worth Watching.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-01-11

Verne Mccullough eft for 4 visit
at Hastings. Nebraska. last Friday
night.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-01-11

Earle c. Faurer who has been
visiting here. left for his home at
Kansas City. NO.. last Friday night
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-01-11

Everywhere there Is progress
Japan probably Will give "msnhoos
suffrage" vote for every man. re
gardiess Of wealth. but. OF course
not votes for Japa ..se women yet.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-01-11
rA.e4er. O. xer.Ar., e.s.ss.s.A

rhsoAore q. NostAruD esssbsatsA
on Christaas Day hts siaety-fifth
birth1ay and hopes to live to 1's-
He vas given ~ 70 die st forty
made mp his mind to live. and has
had NO illness for long time.
He wont live TO l7e. bat he Is en-
;oyiDx life at n.nety-five like the
famous Luigi Cornzron hopeless"
invalid in the foYties, mounting his
horse without assistance past ninety.
and writing TO the Pope: Il had to
live ninety years to know that the
world is beautiful"
Old age is worth while because.
while the brain lasts, it Is the best
part OF life
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-01-11

Bootleg whiskey sent - men and
women TO hospitals In New York on
Christmas day. Two women and
one man died in one hospital. How
long will il take Americans to learn
that bootleg whiskey is poiIon. al
ways. and deadly quite often?
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-01-11

A Growing Country.
Your Glands and YosA
Prohibition q Life Saver.
The French Family.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-01-11
Leather and Leather Sleeve
Work Jackets
at IA less than Regular

We are showing varied line this season
and can 6ll your requirements in III sises. -
te -. Those splendid horsehide eo.es which
have sold regularly al winter II $500 are
yours during this sale for only
$3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
bank CLEuiINGs
seattle

rraHsvaaI fram gsanis. a. . 3 ~. sailed
ugt Gt-Ftr IraHaFaHt fHf Shanghai -
I a. u,. GOT so-Hrr NistNF fBv 10
ATErIHH. at % a. Wi Fta EaattlFE 49,
Martha iiFrss,ib fHF seattle. Ef b. MI
ms liaHfsti Tor NaurnuErr- az y. rH4s
sr Admiral Dewey fur seattle STA -.
ggma. 81 p. w,
EvEmrT-slusd. orL .al-Bir ~.
ytfaao f6r seattle. ~ . m,s ur ", u
Chamberlain for - AHEriss. ~ b. on.
QgI .l.-aIF Admiral brasY fgf Seattle.
a a. u. Arrived OyL .I.-=str nsspus
FROM Naipafs'-1. 90 ~ p m. uet co.
tir Admiral praey from HsAftis via Tas
7oiuA. az % ., ui.
PORT uANuLE--sailsd. Oct ios-su
fiNrffan frr San tfaurirsa. a. ,. pa
PORT TOW sts, u--isasssi mo e. "a.
-HU itsmus fsr Essrrit % p. M. str
Ingiaua fgr s-si'f-. ~ see o.. 81. OF
r1 --ttr i'4iIgua To- Fssttts. ~ ,. a..
NUHGEh ta.}--rurssl iu OsL st.-gu
nafaistNf Tor E-attls. at 2 a. ui.t 80
ludlana fgr H~nfue, ~ .. no,
tNEB-AfrtyrI. oct s0l-5ir
Bolivia from Yokohama. 81 p. m, 80
Nina Iifra from Ilrs Angeles. ~ . y. "a.
sailed oct. .8-Efr Ialhsiis fpr AaH
Frsneiso9. 90 ~ g. "a
WCrouts-ssu5.t. oct .o-Hir Etns
uafa f1r Sfa York ~ sils p. IA.
palsy Pullman from ban ffaueihe8, a. 40
q is.. or lslloust8bs from San frsn.
slscs 81 10 o. Ia. sailed. OeL -e.-HiF
Y-liou stone Tor Aberdeen. ~ g. m.
AHIONtA-AffiFsd. ok .o.-Ms Hss-
hoax rom SEATTLE. az ,. W.s Fir 49,
rsna frem F-atus via Fahsouesr
pONTLASu--hfrlysd, OCT 2is-Bif
SzFsutA from Hsatlis va NLzonusrs. -
$40 g. ~,
nERpEEG--Arrivsd. Oct .e.--H'r
HsA Pedro tfom Toe Angeles. az n VA.
TT shasta frpn Nah Iraacisro. - q.
IN. str Orrs"n from LoP AnEslsA. ~
, a Ia
HAS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. oct. ia
Ma Asia from Vancouver. ~ p. N. sif
Aduiral Ftssa from Portland. ctr Run
Ais4andsr from Los Arrrirs. 81 1 .. VA
sailed. Oet. .gl-str Cello for Bsafit-. A.
y, d. Ntf a.. Y Alexander Tor Seattle,
AZ .. m. str Robin Heed for Sse
York. rt ., M. ctr Grace Dollar fef
rgftiaBi. 81 .. r 80 Mariana -
Uupant ~ . r. m.
Los LEH--tFtivrd oct so,-atf
carnlinas from Mobile. ctr SB-tlnA from
a-attis. Haiiri--atr Nibrr jr'ffcss fgf
Seattle. ~ waiter a. LgskVabsch Tor
seattle, ms Thee. Roosevelt Tor Cbsi-.
'ts~ts. - tauraair- far London.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Hmftb cove Terminal rIrt ti-Htr rrssi.
dent Mckinney Pier atra hrirtial,
castle Taeu,
Usu street rumlnai-u A. a. Heather,
itstda.
grsnd rruuk Pacific Terminal atr "A
mlfai EoErrs
iTrr -Hif NsEz naru.
Pier Hif JatIaprah.
ftrr Hir Aiabsa.
i1rr n scr Admiral prvsy. ms Admi.
rBi rrarY
rHFifr coast Coal uuukrra-U a a hss
tIrF stfs indlana. Martha iirmrafh
Pacific Cnast ErEiarrring works. ir
hreaa KEYS
a. y shipping noard MpafLnEa =Htr CUP
Tufn
Connecticut street T~rniual-Etrs oduna.
rsnAua stanley Dollar
Atlantic street Terminal IS iris
STACY aIF-st IruniHHl -Hfr Nstiran
Lander street Terminal slr Wufo Aatu
ifarfsrd street Terminal ser FuFrfado.
spokane street TrrmiHaiHHtr ltnf aistar
last waterway Dock a Warehouses 90.
Str * I turksnbarh.
Srttlet1u's Nui-afr rhaH. cF1rlsF
West Seattle Training station Eauis ~.
Wtusiaw Marine NaussF fEaHis Narinr
str Sea King fyhtr vancouver. lila
A. Aiumna, hbtH Canqgrfnr. tarEes
Enluitiam titF. Henry willard. arins
son. Eiaoi and GRANGE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
Will Take Off
All Excess Fat

10 you know that there "a a simple
effective rrmrdy far otcrfaiasss ons thar
may b ussi safely and secretly ty auy
man % vuman who IL losing the slender
hgsr % ypufhF ~ Ia the tablet form %
ths npu famous Narmnla Prescription
Thousands % men and women each year
regain slender, h~aifhfui fiEurra by
usinE Marmnia TAblsta You too. can
expect 60 reduce steadily and easily
without going through long eirErs Of
tirsa9mr exercise and starvation diet
Marfnola Prescription Tablets arc sold BY
All druggists ths world over a. one
dollar b1r, OF you eRu secure them
direct from the Narmbla Co. General
Motors Bldg. pstvoit Mich. on receipt
o. price ~ Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
SHAKEUP MARKS
LOCAL TRADE
Wool, Fruits, Vegetables,
All Show Changes

A general ntAbIlizinR of hide and
wool quotations at going prices with
IA flrmrr market was staged Tusa-
day. with bhakrup on fruits and
vegetables co-fraturrd
There was general downward
tendency on fruits. tho prices ranged
both up and down. with tho grape
prices siumpcd and uncommon fruits
such as prrsimmunH pipenpplra. etc.
up REhtn, Strawberries arc down 10
the old price % 1g75 10 So
Oranges arr lower again as are
peaches and crAnbcrrirH
Among vegetables the most mo-
table change iH In corn. which has
dropped back TO fi,7A from 1856.
and in potatoes. which arc up 10
their old quotations oG n moro firm
mart
Prices generally quoted wcdaca-
Huy fgfinvy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
GRAIN OPTIONS
ADVANCE
Meet With Brisk Buying on
MONDAY Dip

CHICAGO uFt. .l.-GFsIu uptinnr
met HriHE buying gu monday DIP
arH advanced steadily 40 lHr Close
nH she EHard 81 trade today
lhrlrfHrs became HrtIFr when
prices srrH Hhadrds Some rEp8ft
h,iFtrfHa was RurarH on tEr dip boa
fhu arrHHut wan NOT HHgrftaH ned.
Export tHIHIurna - ROTTERDAM end
WnfnFurahi bio crop move from the %.
nestle bolt brought wave u buy
tnr ~ corn FEHrts. Heavy fFuFt 90
sHtHr damhEs lu the auuthwrHt
Gate opium was Iu FFupathv
with Other Er8iHa Tho HHrl u u.aH
neglected.
Provisions went into slight rally
that carried prices higher shrn
Efa Ina turned strong.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
Canadiaa Wireless

81 Csrsdisu nnvsF. Hsn frauCisnn Tor
varrnugsr. alg miles from Vancouver.
~ Admiral Esara Portland ~ San
rranrls-a. " miles frufn Han FraHrifFn.
ar Cadfnp~ak. nan Tfarrisaa for 10
aftts. itg miles from seattle
STE Nar1htara. Han fraurisrn fnr H.
attic. 90 miles rom san Fraucisra.
80 warsirk. Portland fnr olruus 40
miles from ulsuws
Htr Tintst taFnsar. tNs AnEsisH for
Newport. 20 Hiiss from Newport.
Htr 81 G T.. ppdd. Point wells Tor 10
Angeles. $40 miles from Zoe AuEsis-,
Hfr piehrtnud. ftishmnud fuf seattle,
sEh miles from seattle.
Bfr ~ R-rundn. Hirhmand for Seattle.
tLf fnIiss from Point wsiis
Na charlie wafsnn. Coos hsF for Rich
rr6nd 81 miles fre0l Hiahwnnds
atr CaralisH uiaz@rvrF. Epawsnn naY
fs- Astoria. gat miles from astoria.
Hfr Etna Mara. saiisi fforf Victoria. q,
.. u.. teuud fnr S~u York.
sEar Of ass4tsAt. iSsrlnk far San rfan-
cisco. SIS miles FROM ksrlus.
uyr iInknuaa Mafu. r7rtiand Tor
nsala. 100 u'ilss from Gsirvar.
str Nah-suA. ta'aueha f9r Tarn'na. so
r1Is- ffpua Tacoma
az Efupifs ArroH. Shanghai Tor i"a
angeles. III miles from Ice AuEsira.
Ftr Uyota Msru found Tor Portland.
taIttttf. lsss ~. longitude ietsko W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived -prf s Ne Admiral raau
60 wHau tfsurirra. nt ZOO tns rIf
ArshHa Mare fJnm NaHahHnE sfa porte
az It.sa a m.. Hfr afaulrT psIlaf fTHw
Nau,suFr. az ii#fo Ia mH Fir Dorothy
iuE ssntsgh fram rhlisdgIPbia Ela porte
Ht % o. On str li O. AifsaH1rF from
Hau traHUisln, AZ lE.rp D. m.. ufr Dor
fnr fraw Tacoma. at %. ur hrt ST.
Flr NaFaisiar from imwlEbau fta pHria
at toas D m.E me- taH nuu itamhufs
VA rertH Hl 90 b. w 90 iutHra FROM
Hau ffanrinr1. &c ESQ D. ws eir laddar
peek FROM iHs AuEFlfa Fia rsu lfaHr
cisco. 90 $40 p m. str Orleans frow
EFurIt 81 b. m atr iu1iaua NON
AutarFp fta Iafta "a $50 o. m. or
Alaska frum Ts0oma. az ilate "a m-
sailed oct -s-Htf AHWiral ituErrs
for AiaskA AZ no a. m.a Hir tufiiHH far
ttauaiuIu end puvts a. u1an nrI o.
str Orleans for Nsu Dfisaus Nis porte
at k.tt g. m. Hir rnliuua far Tacoma.
&c ato o. M pr Redwood Tor hriiiuE
ham. 90 D. Co.,. mu sierra fHf los
Angeles, a. tp m- 90 Point Judith
~ SEES orleans via ports pf tt o. mt
or tur'ne f9r Tacoma. az iiiQ e. IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
Boston Wool

EOsToN. Oct .L--Ths wool market Is
weak. eais1y due 10 restricted stocks
and poorer Selections Dealers are b.
EiHniug 70 Eet more conservative as re-
Eards commitments ahead Mills con-
time 20 buy fair Quantities Pulled
SeGis are In good demand. With A. A.
Weo!s particularly well cold ahead AZ
priees showing &c advance over last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
Denver Live Stock

rsttis-IIrrsipfs t.tsb. Market steady
steers, tstaats rsuH ard hrif-rs fsB
calves, ifg 90. feeders aud stock.
rfs. itBs 20. huli.. tsuzt0.
itnE.-iifrripta $500. Hhrast. tbc low.
sr, Top, iiil hulk, is3sgB.sE. p.ga
ggso8h
sh,sp--Esrsipis st6aa STEADY 20 strunE
Tnt lambs. t3gUIgss feeder lziuha
fit-tgbls fat rars. iLgAtp. feeder
sNss. IlgguA7G
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
EASE IN MONEY.
is SEEN
Stocks Display Confident
Tone as Result
WALL sIHttr JOURNAL TINAN-
flAI.. HFI.NIfgM

800 ~ ' AAHhH
NEW WORK.. brf with
strength ui thF United states treas.
urF tAH. which WNrr rriiiuE az rrC
"Fd lEFrlr around lHs raHnriuE fu ON
case lu money HtHrNa diHpIaFri p
I'utidrut tone Dos thu saIIF draIInE-
lrirfn common kept up tiH uff-
rlfifHt advance Iu anticipation 90
dividend pHfmsnta rrarhiuE fur
4hur record hish 80 1Ta
schultz retail stores attained new
hIEh ground uu tHr move af lla
aiHrnuHtlug higher dividend rate
SCARE liorhufl. around ill held ltH
ala point Euiu uf che previous cess
sion
Opening prices United states
steel lois Rubber 73a. up ~
sauihrrnn Hallway. t5s off 81
ftudrhuhrr -, up bs Industrial Az
gnhnL 49, uff ~ American can.
1908 up e North American. asa.
on ? sinclair lIt, up s AtehI-
Enn. lrais. uu re- li a %. t1t.. up
= Northern Pacific. al. up r.. Utah
Copper sos. 90 h
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
Seattle Wheat
Portland Wheat

PORTLAND. oct st.--Whsat-ftsrd
white, ilt1. sau vbitc. liEgI western
uhiis tItgs hard vlutrr. iIts. n9fth.
-ru spring tl.E9. sestUn rrd. a..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
Chicago Board of Trade
Cash Wheat

CHICAGO oct gt-casi vH-st-ta
red. titlItLls So. 3 rod. 81 zee
itf4 SO hard, ii.sgE 4t.safs 81. 3
rBfI. tgauLf.a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
Portland Produce

haitrr--tuta rHtraa. gqhrs rfaHuarda
str. prime fiutu. EfHFs rrsta. sthr
IEgs-tttraH $50. fifsfH. 900, pullsta
slC. suurui receipt. tat. pftarss. sIr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
LIVE STOCK
Quotatlops ut Union storLyar,i.
VEGETABLES
rrJces Paid wholesale Dealer,

IThs prioos given arc those mad. 10
rotaII dealers by wbcleraiers. with =
few seasonal exceptions. prices TO pro-
ducors can bc figured by dsducting Tho
cost OF transportation to Seattle and
approximately 10 PER cen, ZOE hauling
storage and selling cost,D
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
Liverpool Grain


Open HiEH I1r Close
Dec. issGAd 1880 1870 lsat td
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Prices Paid Shipper
DAIRY PRODUCTS
frioss rald Wholesale Dealers
POULTRY AND MEATS
Prices Paid shippers

Broilers-iSst. 10. ............ ava rs
tapons-Live fat, per ID. ...... 40
Fancy. y. ................ $40 20
Dnoks-Liye. old. per ID. .....- Ii
Young, 1894. 10. ............ ITO rs
Hens-Llye. heavy ....,.,.... "a
Live, liEht ............ Ia
Reo-i.rs-old live. per lb.....- II
Turkeys, dressed ............ .aI9 .a5
Live .................. $40 "a
Hogs Fancy block ........... lilo IL
Nesl-Pancy light ............ ora 10
Belgian Iiarcs-Llvs ..... rs
Dr.sH~d ....... ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
ShipNews
Tides in Seattle

HftgH-nNA
utI 90
ttrst tiigh par
r fH 90 co.
ftFst tsu Ttdu
HH e. m 20
-uoud tttgb tiao
Hr o. m ff fi
-e,oad Low ttas
s. tg b on t 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
W. nNIsnAl
40 d n

itraf tep tide
t a. m a n
ttrat itiEb ttdp
a u o. IlH fT
-Hnnd low ttuu
a. m- % &C.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
lAY, DRAIN AND ILi.p
'Loug AND SUGAR

HIDES AND WOOL
thu, ing prices {. o. b. sesttlel
The Kusko times., 1924-05-03
Alaska May Get Fed
 eral Highway Fund

Jack Underwood, representative at Washington of the Seattle Chrmber of Commerce, In letter to Christy Thomas of the Chamber, under date of March 13, reported upon Alaska road legislstion as follows:
 ''In conformity with the resolution approved by the board of trustees on March 2, 1923, appeared before the House committee on roads this morn ing and urged the passage Of the reso- tion which would place Alaska under the federal highway act. I have good reason to believe that the committee will report it fsvorably, in which event Alaska would get contining sum ol somewhere from sl, 500. 900 to g., 900, GOO 8 year for road construction ia the Territory.
 ''Ths army bill alresey contains xn item of approximately $650. GOO for road construction in the Territory under the Alaska Road Commission The inclu- sion of Alaska under the federal high way act will in no wise interfere with this appropriation.
 The federal highway funds are d. widsd on basis of oRe-third for popu lation, one-shird for highways already built. and one-third on areas of public lands. If this provision Is carried out in Alaska. where about 99 per cent of the land is still in the government 'de- main, Alaska would be entitled to about S3,0o0.eoo per year. But it is hardly likely that the land lying north of the Yukon would be included in this calculation. as beyond it's present use for comparatively small amount of
The Kusko times., 1924-05-03
Unborn Children Pro-
 tected by Court Order

Denver. For the first time in .the history .oS civilization cours has moved @ p-otsct the rights of children to ba 0ccn
 Juveoile Court Judge Benjamin Lindsey. of Denver, has ordered pav- ment by the county of sums to guarau. tse proper care of two unborn children six months in advance of their birth and to continue six months after birth. Names of the mothers were withheld.