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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
DO Girls Admire
Courteous Men?
One Mans Experience Leads Him to
Believe Modern Girl Doesn't Appre-
clate Gallantry in Opposite Sex;
How About 1t, Girls?
BY CYNTHIA GREY

If Sir Walter Raleigh lived in our midst today would
our modern girl deem him a boob or a freak?
Does the 10Th century maid scom galantIy in man :?
Does she prefer TO be treated like man in public and
haythe male species think she is capable and strong
as he?
That's what one man believes of any rate Those Of
you who follow this column daily will remember in this de-
partment last Monday he accused girls of laughing up
their sleeves ut men who take their hats off in elevators
or giving up their seats in street cars to the fair SEX"
Here is letter from and from a girl relative to
this subject
HE'S OF
SAME MIND
Dear Miss Grey Now that you have started the topic as
the Courteous Man Boob?" going to tell you what
a boob was a few days ago.
i am milk hauler and most milk hauers get out in the
country where roads often bad and have all kinds of
obstacles TO contend with.
few days ago. nearing the farthest end of my
route, came 10 with front wheel thru broken
plank in bridge. 1t down that the axle rest
ing on the floor of the bridge young lady there
alone. so stopped and, am big man, lifted the
out of the hole
the young lady before but kind of expected
her to at least Thank YOU but she stepped the gas
and didn't say thing If wasn't boob felt like
one. BILL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
Sunday in the Churches

s0,h and 18Th ave. n. L, c. Klei.
hauor. pastor. IL a. m. p. M.
Regular services.
WalllnEford Christian Church
t5rd and Dcnsmore. Norman r.
johnson. pastor. II a. M. .. IN.
Regular services.
West Seattle Christian Churuli--
Geucacc and AGA ave. c. r. Stan.
ton. pastor II a. IN. third in series
on Tho Kingdom - Heaven" 1880,
Childrcn.s day program.
Christian Church Summer Bible
School will be in session daily from
70 to i. o'clock. except sundays.
from juno is to July 3. inclusive. at
First Christian church, corner OF
Broadway and T.. Olive.
MISCELLANEOUS
University First Christian Spir.
ituaiist Church--45so 18th ave. n.
Il, Cars is and IS. President.
Hannah Tracy. Pastor. Or. George
Grant. Services. Tt5 p. m, Mo
hummedism" open forum, p. m.
Message circle. 400 p. m. Tues.
day. Wednesday and Friday circle.
8 p. m.
Whitman Memorial Federated
Church. Cor. n. 80 nd st and Aah.
worth ave. Rowland Edwards. u.
D.. minister. Morning service IL a.
m. sermon The Gospel in Job"
Evening 500 .. m. sermon. Great
Cries"
Religious Open Forum. 1os Madi.
son st. 100 a. m.--Charlottn u. Gil.
len viii speak on "Music's Mission to
Humanity"
Worlds Bible College and Seventh
Elect Church in Israel. 1923 Ninth
ave. N. W--Daicl Saiwt. DR.. Of Divin.
lily. Service 200 y. m. subject; The
Origin OF the White. Black. Yellow
and Rcd Man"
Church Of Spiritual Science, A. o.
4. w. temple Rev. Leo Elmon, pas.
tor, 800 p. IN. Gods Messengers
40 and 500 p. m. Circles; 500 y. m,
lecture: What All the World Is
Seeking"
l.. A. Griffin Brownicc, 1920 Fourth
ave.--Lecturo 7.45 p. m; topic: THE
vital Truth" messages
healing.
Plymouth Daily Vacation Church
School begins Tuesday II, 300 a. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
HEAR MUSIC IN
PARKS SUNDAY

Summer band concerts viii begin
Sunday at three Seattle parks. the
park board has announced.
An elaborate fets has been
planned by the Madison Park I'M
provement club. which includes the
formal opening OF the Madison Park
beach and a celebration welcoming
visitors
Dad waEner's band viii render
the concert at Madison park. be-
ginning at gao p. m. Ten numbers
arc on the program and a score Of
encores is expected
Vt Woodland park Adams band
viii render a concert. beginning at
5 .. m. Wagner's band win play
its second concert Of the day at
Volunteer park. beginning at $40.
\ new bandstand has been erect
ed at Woodland park with money
donated by tho bands. Each Of the
two bands agreed TO play one com
piimen.ary concert. the money to be
used TO build the bandstand.
While three concerts Will be rem
dered tomorrow and next Sunday.
thereafter four concerts win be
given each Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
TEACHERS LOST
Coin, CHARGE

II. r. Fletcher. stock salesman. was
arrested on "A grand larceny charge
and Is being held in the county jail
under $4,000 bond Saturday.
Fletcher is accused OF having vic.
tirnized number OF Seattle residents
by representing himself as a tales
man for the Western Building G. Loan
20. OF Salt Lake City. From Miss
Anna Sumner. clerk In Stewart &
Holmes Drug Co, he obtained 1885
and appropriated the money to his
own use, the complaint charges.
a number of stenographcrs and
school teachers also gave their money
TO Fletcher. according 10 Hammer.
and Fletcher failed to turn the
money In to the company.
Fletcher was arrested by Deputy
Sheriffs Ray Murphy and Earl Ram.
age on downtown street corner
when Miss Sumner Under an as.
sumed name. lured Fletcher there
Ivy telephoning him she wanted
10 purchase some OF the stock he had
sold to Miss Sumner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
OATS LAC, Tho
OTHERS RISE
Wheat, Corn Finish Trading
Day Strongly

CHICAGO. June Ia wheat and
corn finished strong and higher on
the board OF trade today while oats
continued 90 lag.
wheat encountered heavy profit
taking sales. Export business was
light and confined 90 ManitobAn
Profit taking also took from corn
most of It's earlier gains Strength
IN wheat however. held tho market
In check At fraction above the
opening. oats was dull and lower
The market lacked speculative in
tereat Slarkenrd demand took from
provisions It's earlier gains and tho
close found prices unchanged at
opening figures
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swear az them. especially some Of the
kris Many girls do not appreciate
courtesy. but We are no, all alike.
arm not a crank. either. but con.
sidered jolly good scout, / have Il
friend who is terribly lacking In gal.
lantFy. tho a good man otherwise. ]
can hardly tolerate his manners AZ
times and know shall never marry
him on that account
A man doesn't necessarily have 10
throw his coat over a mud puddle for
me 20 cross on. but he should acquire
that attitude towards mo. feel pro
tectcd and at ease in the company
Of such a man.
SO men. for tho sake Of good breed.
lng and tho best there Is in your
make. up. be courteous az all times.
A LOVER OF CALAMITY
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CLOSE TRADE is
STRONG
Weeks Stock Market Turns
for Better; Oils Up
WALL sTHEEr JOURNAL rINAN-
HsHaraaaaa


Gar HI;Nflew
NEW YORK. June Il. Price
movements in the brief session
which closed th. week. fitted ia with
tho belief that the whole market sad
underEuuv a change % trend After
inc downward sweep ~ prices in tho
Industrial liut since the middle OF
February experienced observers
were alert 20 detect indications that
levels had been reached which die
counted the business reaction.
IhlH stage was believed 90 have
been arrived a. early ia tho week
and additional confirmation 81 taia
View was furnished by tho imprcs-
slyo action uf induHtrials as well as
rails Ia todhl'h two hours Of trading
numerous representative rails Of
the type or New York Central. -.
J. a W. aud Union Pacific attained
new hiEh prices on tho current up-
swing. whiiu many special features
Iasfkrd tho strength 81 the indus
trial list which was not ia the least
Impaired By the reduction in the
price % Pennsylvania crude.
Easier tendencies Ia few stocks
affected b. iho Weekend profit
taking failed 20 Impair tao strength
81 tho general liat la the final deal
inEH oils gave tho most convincing
demonstration Of undorly lHE
strength.
Atlantic refining staged a note
worthy performance. coming back
60 ie2k. against Fridays low Of gB
Among the industrial sprcihltirH
Air Reduction went into new high
ground on tho movement a. TN
and New York Air Urhko AZ ifi,
The market closed irregular, CiN-
Ing prices included United States
Steel ~. up - baldwin. III. OF
= siudcbaker, 32A, OF is; Amsri-
can Can. i09h. up ia3 American
Wooden. G9is, Up is. Cast Iron Pipe.
et., OF ~ bethlehem Steel. ACh
or y Dawson Chemical 90. up
IL Hoclt Island. tlb. up = Colo
RADIO Fuel. iifs. or = New Haven.
stA. up y: H. l. 4 W. l2Gh, up
AZ: southern Pacific. slR. on =
Norfolk 4 Western. IAN. OF ! 4.
Reading. SGh. up =.
stocks opened firm American
Can. los. up = studebAker. s3A .
u \, steel. ses.. up y; Corn Prod
urta. asa, up ~ Westinghouse.
G0E. up z. Sinclair, 10: baldwin.
III. OF "a Texas Company 80; G,
A o.. g9s. Standard ~ New Jersey.
.8ta. up - Reading. Sos. Marland.
500. Northern Pacific, 5tR. of Z.
New York Central. iotA. up = New
Haven. siA Bethlehem Steel. ~.
a6h. off
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
She's Strong
For COHrteSD

Dear Miss Grey Indeed n eourte.
Gus man Is not boob. lie il TO be
admired. find NO few men OF today
who are really courteous and when |
do. could hug him, plainly speaking.
and from the heart.
] never enter an elevator but this
thought runs thru my mind when
see a man enter. VIII he remove his
hat. or not7 Well. yes. he did. Then
passed good opinion on that man,
Usually about five 10 one leave their
hats on. Whether Il Is timidity. lack
Of courage or Il bald spot, cannot
say FOR certain.
l have noticed AZ times when one
man removes his hat. others follow.
Perhaps they feel some ono might
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
BIGGEST LIARS
WIN PRIZES
Awards Are Made In Star
Metropolitan Test
BY THE LIE CONTEST EDITOR

- nm LII AONAlsNA I'D lnh
Never before did We realize there
were 80 many different kinds o.
lies But out of two great com.
mon divisions The he simple. and the
lie complex. there are infinite sub.
divisions. There Il the original lie
VERY coy and hard 60 captured. the
fabulous he. huilt about a cluster
~ Irrelevant Incidents the ro,hash
lie, based on stories long since grown
stale 81 which the shot klin-riveF- fish
classic. the popcorn epic and the
drowning Eolt,nsh fable are striking
examples.
Nevertheless. Seattle and the state
q Washington must take Off is hat
10 the accomplished liars within
It's boundaries, They passed an cx.
pectationS and the Liar Editor"
viii never need 20 hunt up a good
excuse Again-we have material now
for the rest % our natural life.
In announcing the winners OF tho
contest. We hope the ten-spot and the
good time az the Metropolitan viii
he thoroly enjoyed hy the lucky par.
ties. and trust their success at Fly.
ing will not tura their heads and
entice them 20 become professionals
in the art.
{. Leo. 5s:S Eighth ave. \. T..
wins first prize OF $40.
Second prise. box Of six for
'I4ghtnin'." AZ the Metropolitan.
next week. goes TO c. F. Beyers, essS
10th ave. 5. w.
Two tickets apiece for the show
80 10 the four next best liars as
Follows; c. II, Wolf 1905 Second
ave: A. o. weieh. s20t 18th ave,
:, w. c. =. Walker. $50 s5th ave. s.
and w, C. Kinds. 7IsS nth ave.
5. W.
The winners letter was:
lie Editor Of The star; I'm sure
intr'sted In your preyarieators' con-
test 10 SEQ II thsy's any bigger liar
in Seattle that oil Lghtntn' Bin
Jones / was with dear oil Frank
Bacon when he wrote the play an
conceived L1ghtnin' Bal We was
regular pals He'd call me Cornelius
an I'd call him Frank. An when
ever he'd sit stuck on any par
ticl'r hard line he'd ask my advice.
"whatn / have oil Bill herd acrost
the DESERT he asked me onct. why
not mosquitoes. Frank ! replied.
an he answered back. mo. Cor
nelius. they's enough mosquitoes
here already: let's make 1t bees" So
he made Il bees. Oh. helped him
out on lot OF the difrrnt lines
an when Il was all done he couldn't
think Of no good name for the play.
80 l read il third couple Of times
an said. wen. Frank. why not call
); Thunder An he answered hack
in that great oil way Frank Bacon
had In his kind OF a soft voice.
BY gosh. Cornelius. that gives mo
an idea. I'll Just call it Iightnin'
instead So he called Il Tlghtnin'
an every place she's struck she's
been a hit"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
Ex-Cop Says Story
Caused "Ostracism"

Charging that they had been dam.
aged thru social ostrnclsm and the
lack OF public confidence, Louis Ora.
ham and Mary Graham Saturday
flied suit against The Seattle Star for
$4,000 as tho result OF n story pub.
lished in the issue of June 3.
Graham was listed among 40 OF.
ficers who had been discharged from
the Seattle police force in the past
two years for offenscs and conduct
unbecoming an officer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
Portland Live Stock
Fridays Quotations.


$50. Tone Of market.
steady. Steers good grade. ;s8p.25.
medium. fs50ns. common. ,s8B.bo:
heIfcrs. good. is.b0aI5o medium and
common. tfn6.b0: cows. good. $1,000
z, medium and common, ;s.75ab.kO,
Gamers ana cutters, fl,60a5.75. bulls,
Gamers and boloRnAB. i3fti.5o; calves,
medium and choice. 100 lbs. down,
S6.b0ag. 100 10 $50 lba,, y5.s0np.5O;
$50 lbs. up, tiboM6.b0.
Hogs Receipts 100. Tone Of market.
steady. Medium. good and choice, 100
TO 200 lbs. ssas25: 200 to $50 he.
T,sbas,a5; $50 lbs. up, t7.5oaS. pack.
Ing, smooth heavy. tgn7 slaughter
plEs, t726as; feeders and stockoru,
i6a7.
Sheep Receipts, fi25 Tono OF market.
steady. LnmbH 20 lbs. down. medium
to choice, SG.bOaS25; hoavywoIghts.
medium aud choice, tGnsi cuila and
commons, nil weights, i5.60n7. wcth-
erB, is.b0ms; ewes, common To choice,
tgb0aB.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
Schwellenbach to
Be Flag Day Orator

j.. B. Schwellenbach. former state
commander Of the American Legion.
will be the principal speaker at Sc.
attle's Flag day ceremonies Sunday,
at $50, at Ballard playfield. The
exercises viii be under the Joint
direction Of Ballard lodge. No. s72,
Of the Elks order. and the Lloyd r.
Cochran post of the Legion.
A parade viii start from the Elks'
home at p. M, ana viii proceed to
the pIayfield In case of rain, the
ceremony viii be held in tho Elks'
home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
Omaha Live Stock

2,a0o. Tone Of market
steady TO t0d iso lower. Yeariinga
ie.todl0; cows and heIfers. if.7ba
SIS; steers. tsaio.so. stockers and
feeders. i2.soas.a5i calves, Jsa7.50;
bulls and stays s5b0R7.
Hogs Receipts. 600 Tone OF market
loo higher Bulk. ts.35d6so. top. $500
Sheep Receipts. s,zO0. Tone OF market,
ntehdy TO Ice w, Ynarlings, tsag.
wetherS ;7.5oaBb0. lambs. ti2.a51p
1896; owcs, t6u5.7b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
Seattle Moosemen
Win Contest Prize

PORTLAND. June 1d,--Scattlo
Moose lodgcmcn won first IN compc.
tltlon here Friday for tho special
prize drlll team competition and took
fourth place In the WomcnH Socur.
ity Benefit association contests Mt
the lodge conventions here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
BUTTER GOES UP
Demand for Berries Causes
Price to Stiffen

Butter was advanced one cent nj
the opening Of the local market Sat.
urday. Wrapped local prints we're
quoted nj II cents.
Higher prices prevailed on straw.
berries for the weekend owing TO the
strong demand. The lower range IL,
however. expected 10 continue Mon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14

New YORK. JuHs 1.-THE foreign sr.
change market developed a firm tone
following election Of CASTOR DoumerEas
az president OF France. Sterling closed
AZ jtii sis. w s-ts; ffHnrs. ieoszsS
up io.o9os. lire. te.sas. w io.oooa. Bel.
Elan francs. Io-ot6sA, w 50 oe6s. Ger
man marks. $50. noe. o0b.e0o 10 the dol.
tsf. Yokohama. tizsi Shanghai 70; Rus
sis, SIS. Norway. 1910. UP io.ooos
sweden. .s,ss. off 30 ooei.
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LUTHERAN

Bethany Lutheran Church. Fair.
view ave. and John st.--i0.5o a. m,
confirmation services at church. a
large class win be caihechised and
confirmed in the Lutheran faith. An
elaborate program has been pro.
yided. TT. Rev. r. w. Erickson will
deliver the sermon on Gods Power
TO Save" solos. Thou o Lord Art
My Protector. by Mrs. Emil Hanson.
Anthems by church chorus. 20 Lord
Most Holy"
First Norwegian. Danish Church.
corner Stewart st. and Yale ave-
Rev. a. NJ. Menus. pastor. Sunday
school. e:45 a. m. service in Scandi.
nnyian. IL a. m. young peoples
meeting. p. m; service In English.
5 y. m.
st. Johns Danish Lutheran Mis-
sion. cath ave. and E. Spruce St.
Alfred Z. Sorensen. pastor. ii n. m.
worship DanIshl; no evening service.
Green Lake Bethany Church--o.
-. Hanson. pastor. Sunday school.
Gas a. m. confirmation service. 1910
a. m; evening English. 8 p. m.
Make Disciples"
Hope Lutheran Church. 42nd ave.
8. w. and Oregon st.--Oscar Kors.
meyer. pastor. Sunday school. eA5
a. m: Sunday service. II a. m; mid.
week service. Wednesday. 1880 p. m.
BAPTIST
Queen Anne Baptist Chureh--is
Howe st. Rev. y. p. Richardson,
pastor g45 Sunday school: ii Ills
Parting Word: 100 D. m, children's
day program by Sunday school.
First Swedish Baptist Church.
Ninth ave. and Pine st Rev. Emil
Friborg, pastor. 1890 n. m, chill.
dren's program; p. m. Il. Y. p.
IT,, at Carlson's. 2ots Ninth ave. w:
8 p. m. Or. Watson. repor, on Nil.
waukee convention OF Northern Bap.
lists.
Fremont Baptist Cburch--Service
In Odd Fellows hall, Fremont. Rev.
Gilbert III. Hicks. pastor. Sunday
school. GAS a. m; II a. m. Rev. w.
II. Watson. subject. Seven Rea-
sons why ! Want TO Go u Heav.
en-; p. m, Jesus
Columbia Bethlehem Churct-39th
and Angelina. II. Mau pastor. Sun.
day school, 10 n. m: seryice, IL q.
m; sermon topic, we Wor6hlp the
Trlune Cod"
CHRISTIAN
First Christian Church-Broadwa
and f.. Olive. Rev. Russell II.
Thrapp, pastor II a. m, "Methu.
selah"; TAG. THE Coronation Of
Christ"
Ballard Christian Church--W.
s0th and 22d N. w. Hermon r.
Williams, pastor. II a. M, "The
Home Of the Soul; y. m. Did
God Create tho world?'
FIndIay Christian Churcli--Flnd.
lay st.. between 46th and Nth. j.
Is. McCallum. pastor. II n m.
Money and the Kingdom; 1890 y.
m. "Thc ms and outs"
Greenwood Christian Church.
Fremont ave. and s1st ST.. T. N.
Plunkett, pastor. II n. M. "The
Ministry Of the spirit; 7.20 p. m,
eyangeHstic service.
Queen Anne Christian Church.
Lee and Third ave. H. T.. Kcchlcy.
pastor If n. m, "rhe Command
ment We Forget"
University Christian Church
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
San Francisco Produce
I'rIdn,'s onniniInr

Buttcr~-Ertras. "a, prime firAts 30.
EgEs--Ertras. 81 y extra pullets. IS; un-
derived puilota ~.
Cheese-Callfornia flats. fancy. II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
Liverpool Grain
Frltla,'. Onotntlon.

wheat Open High Low Close
July ....ps bAd enk d ia sNBmd
Oct. ....,.ay AKA 2stad 9sSHd psthd
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DAIRY PRODUCTS
Prices raid Shipper
DAIRY PRODUCTS
rrieea Paid Wholesale Dvale,s
POULTRY AND MEATS
Prices Paid Shipper

pucks-Llve. old. per ID. ..... ~
Young. 1924. Id. ...s....... II
Ureiiers--ipz4. 10. ......... ,2a9 .,
Roastcrs, over AZ lbs. ~
enpons--Llyc fat. per h.. 20
Fancy q. y. ......,........ III
Hens--l.lve. ibs. and up..... ~
Medium. live, az 10 ~ lbs ls1 III
Light, live, to ~ lbs. ~
aeese--Liye ................ IL
Fancy dressed ............. ~
belgian Hares-f.ivs ....... II
pIesscu .....s..........s 81
Turkeys--Fnncy q. .. young. .fb0 30
Roostcrs-pld. live. per lb..... III
Hogs-Choice, light .. ESQ .oi
Choice heavy, 10000 lba... $50 .oi
yeai-Fanoy milk, so-i7o lbs. lao IA
Heavy. msdturn quality ,oT0 IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
SEATTLE WHEAT
I--IH..n. nnnlaIIa...
rnn1IANn MHrAr

PORTLAND. June it.-whss,-Hsrd
white. iiis. soft white, ii.is, western
white. tls. hard winter. 81 northern
sprtur. ti.ot: western red. ti.et.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived June "a =HtT stuart Dollar
from Vancouver Via Tacoms. az noon.
Htf Pred HaHtsr nom Las Angeles via
San FRANCHISE. ~ 10 = m. ctr Mount
Carroll from nsitimorb via ppfts At 10
a. ga utr TransyaAi from Grsys HErbor
az 10 q. IA, ctr Commercial Guide from
New York Via pUftH. az a. IA str no
tartan from Tacoma. a. a. IA, June
ia-hir aiYmOht nom Tacoma. At sac
., mg ma Charlie watson from Rich
mond, Al tiao .. m or wsst Jappa
from nushps Aires via ports. AZ 1850
m. ctr Emma Alexander from san
Diego via ports. AZ igiao ., m. ctr Ian
caster from Tacoma. 81 a. m,
sailed June it.-HiT Northwestern for
Alaska, az a. m. or VIM. " iisrhn
for Nan Francisco, ~ a. "a ms Charlie
Watson for Richmond. AZ 7.t0 .. m. June
ia.-htr Lancaster Tor ksu York VA
ports. AZ gao .. m ctr J. A. hoffsit
for Richmond. ~ ti10 .. m.l ctr Emma
Alexander for Tacoma, at i0sso p, M;
ctr ~ Captain for San Ffsnrlsuo via
HsliinEham. At $40 p. m: str ahidsuoka
Haru Tor Tacoma ana Vancouver az 1.to
o, m sir Jacob Luehsnbach for New
orleans via ports. ~ i.lt y. m. sT Hall
fried for Mslbeurne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
Chicago Board of Trade
. 10
Cash Wheat
Foreign Exchange
Irlfiay's Qnotailnns

CHICAGO. June is.--chsh whes,-Sb.
: hard. 81 f2i. o lis. 80, } hard. fI.ia.
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VEGETABLES
Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers

f1ho prices given are those mads to
retail dealers by wholesalers. with few
seasonal exceptions, prices to producers
can 10 figured by doducting tho cost Of
transportation to Seattle and approx.
mntely 10 per cent for hauling, storage
and selling cost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
EPISCOPAL.

Sc. Marks Episcopal Church, Har-
ward ave. and Spring st.--Rev. DR..
John u. McLauchlan. pastor. II a.
m. The Christian Doctrine OF God. =.
7:11 p. m. The Infants Entrance
Into tho Kingdom"
All Saints Episcopal Church--Roy.
Canon Ronald Hilton. II a. IN. ser.
mon topic. The TTiune God
st. Luke's Episcopal Church. Rem.
ton-Rev. Canon Ronald Hilton. a.
m. sermon topic. who Can by
Searching Find Out GodT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
HAY, GRAIN AND FEED

trrioos on MIrcd Carloads to Shipper,
II. o. ID. scattleD
Alfalfa Hay-First grade Lee
STRAW ...... LIN
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corn-whole. yellow. 1io's.......sz.Oo
Cracked and feed meal.
l0gh .............s..... .fz.Qt
Barley -whole. feed. 1905. 90
Oats-wEols feed. 1909 ...........szvs
Rolled and ground. u.s.
toa ...ss..--.s...... ..........f fol
Nhsst-Hsclehnsd feed' llbs 1900 q a. ~
AiIed feed and run ............ 10.ss
An-orain Chop-soa commonwealth
Chick IL. Nj. hash-loes ..........s0.ts
Scratch Iood-l00'H 400
Egg hnsh-ioo's .4s.oo
Linseed OIL Meal-ieo's .s5.oo
boya Bean Msnl-legs ............sS es
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Ship News
Tides In Seattle

SATURDAY
JINE "a
f1rst tiiEh Tide
4 No a. m iEe q
Ilrst low Tide
saa m ear
svspnd liiEh Tide
. ~ q m iog n
sssond low Tide
"a o. nm o. ft
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Nuts
Prieos Paid Wholesale Dealers
sack T,ots
EInuR AND SIGaB

T1our-Iocai blends ...... 7
Patents ...s++........... G
sugnr-cans, per ewt ....... 7
Beet, per ewt- ............ 7
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POULTRY AND MEATS
Frices Paid Wholesale Dealers
LIVE STOCK

Quotations ut Union stociyards
Receipts Saturday n. M, 367 hogsj 2
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Weather Bureau Report

TAruusH ISLAND. June IL m.
~iisromstsr usias slowly. cloudy. wina
sAat. fpur miles Hn hour.
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BANK CLEARINGS

Seattle
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SUNDAY
IIsg 10
TiFrt IiiEh Tide
ttS a. m igp n.
Ilrst low Tide
B esq IN ~ n
HsSend iiiEh Tide
q 10 g. IN IA a.
-srond Low TIDE
- 3 m 81 a.