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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-28
DEATHS

walter Whittle CObk-Funeral services for
walter Whittle Cobb. J20-month-old SON
OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Cobb, 11I0 Sec
ono avenue. north. who died at 3
O'Clock tuesday morning at the resi-
dence OF his parents, will be held At
z;Se o'clock Wednesday morning at the
residence. Burial will follow In Elm
WOOD cemetery with Ridout in charge
Louis Gluek-Funsral services for T.ou,.
CHICK, age 10. who died Monday at a
ioca iintirmary, will be held at 2.3O
o'clock Wednesday at the residence,
Morris Newfield, Officiating. Burial will
follow In Temple Emanu-rI cemetery
with Ridout In charge. Mr.. Gluck was
member Of. Temple Emanu-El and
Birmingham lodge No, 3Ss, /. o. BIB.
J.. b. Carter, B. Carter died Monday
n mlsnt In Jacksonville Fla. hospital:
the body will be brought to BIrming-
ham for burial. ARRANGEMENTS will be
announced later by Johns. ~
Mrs. Harriet Elizabeth Hendrtx-runara,
services for Mrs. Harriet Elizabeth Hen
dirk, as. who died Monday in LakeIal, nd
Fla. WIN be held at O'clock wednss-
Burial will follow in Elm wood Gem =.
terry with Johns in charge.
Mrs. Julia Maud DavIa-t-uhsrsI f..r,,o..
for Mrs. Julia Maud Davis. age AZ, who
died Monday at. local ipfirmaPy, Will
be held at 1880 O'Clock wednesday aft
ernoon from the residence. 1925 Fourth
Court Rising station, with Rev. L. M.
Bradley officiating. Burial will follow
In Oakland, cemetery with Bell OF Fair
field in charge.
Mrs. Eta Stretch Fluker-FuneraI nerv.
ice for Mrs. Eta Stretcher Fluker age
~, formerly OF Bessemer.s who died
Monday at her home In Berkeley, va,
will be held at o'clock wednesday
Afternoon at the; residence Of her moth
er. Mrs. c. j. Stretch. 472I Huntsvilis
avenue. Parke Springs. Bessemer. with
Rev. Walford and Rev. Atkins officiat-
ing. Burial will follow in sthe Bright
cemetery. Mrs. Flukert is survived BY
her husband; two small children; her
mother, two brothers, 3. j., Stretch OF
St. Louis and D. q. Stretch of Besse-
mer; three sisters. Mrs. C. s. Carter,
Mrs. A. d. Douglass and Miss Anne
Stretch Of Beasemer. PallbearersT will
be John Bush. Charles ouehl. j. =.
Williams, Andy, Lipsconp. George Foote
and Fred Mcclure.
N. L. Green--The body Of N. L. Green,
Overton Mines. who was killed Sunday
y by a negro. Son Home. was sent to
Atlanta. Ga, Tuesday afternoon by LiKs
Low (or burial ss--'3 -
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-28
sIAYERs PARDONEn

HAVANA, Cuba, May 27.-Vernon
Shoup, an American, and Henry Dick
son, his Jamican employee, convicted
last June in connection with the killing
Of Jesus Rego Lorenzo, were pardoned
today by President Zayas. Loreno was
stealing oranges from Shoup's land in
Camaguey when he was shot. Shoup
was sentenced to IL years and Dickson
to two.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-28
WILL READ no CLUB
Mrs. Berne McCIasLey To Appear

Mrs. Berne McCIaslsey To Appear Be-
fore Cosmopolitan Club
Mrs. Berne, McCIaskey, well-known
lecturer on Indian subjects. will APP
pear Thursday noon. before members of
the Cosmopolitan club Mrs. Nicolas
key will give a series of Indian read
ings and deliver a lecture on the red
tribes of the United States. An UNI
usually large attendance at this meeting
is expected and plans have been made
for the gathering to be held in the bal
cSny of the Hillman hotel instead of
in the private dining room.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-28
Z CONVICTED OF MURDER

Burley Smith Given Life Sentence For
Killing OF Edward Lunderburg
Burnley Smith, negro, was convicted
Tuesday of the murder of Edward Fun
defburg about four years and his SEN
tence fixed at life imprisonment ia the
state penitentiary. The ease was tried
before Judge William e. Fort.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-28
CHURCH BUILDING PROGRESSES
Gate City Baptists Give LiberaIIy For
NaK .StriIckirrA I.

Construction work on the new build
ing of the Gate City Baptist church is
progressing rapidly and the basement is
expected to be completed shortly, accord
ing to announcement Tuesday.
A free-win offerings to aid in the
work has sheen taken and a good sum
to further the construction was re-
ceived, members of the building commit
tee announced.
Announcement of a series of interest
ing sermons has been made by the mas.
tor of the church, Rev. G. O.. Eubanks
and general invitation has been ex.
tended for the public to attend the
weekly services.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-28

n. L. Green-The body Of N. L. Green.
Overton Mines. who was killed Sunday
: by a negro. son" Home. was sent 10
Atlanta. Ga, Tuesday afternoon by LiKe
10y for burial 49, - :, >
Evening star., 1924-12-07

Lowered Prices on All
Gold Seal COngOleum Rugs
These nationally advertised Rugs reduc
tons from the established prices All perfect quality large
Of handsome tile
effects with borders. Most wanted coors.
9xl2 fit. Size, Regularly $780, at SI6.2O.
9xlO fit. in. Size, Regularly $l5.75, at $I4.2O.
Z it, in.x9 fit. Size, Regularly SLIPS at SlO.l5.
6x9 ft. Size, Regularly 5000, at S8lO.
Evening star., 1924-12-07
9GZ2% 5zk@@eGa@aMAaZg!(ae2z} Aar!h!a1ynali5

Stamped Tea Towels, in
variety OF neat designs. Special
at TWO for 25c.
Surprise Fifth Floor"
Evening star., 1924-12-07
$3.50 Comforts, S4.95

Extra Finegrade Sateen-covered Blankets, figured
9th sides, in beautiful floral designs. light and dark
olorings; filled with soft, fluffy white cotton; size
2x80 inches for double beds.
Goldenberg s-Fourth Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove fsrmlnhlH Pier 81 afrs
EaneHflura President Mckinley lralir
80 % a Wl rirr tQHtf itallE1n.
lialoia MarI.
He'll affuJ rsruiiuai--u \ 8 uaidu
Pier lh-r b. &. %, Hn1Bpmiah
Pier sHtr AiasHa.
pisr HIr hurSshY Iuehrntarh.
Pier - SCR AdmiFal Desc
Pacific Coast Coal uunatrs-u q D Hs-
urf heather
Pacific Coast Engineering worbs-alr
Eruas krfs
Connection street Tsrulnai-gifs oduna.
TanaHa
NssH ura. aniipr Tsfmissl ~
sHrthiaud
standard ou Co.'S TsFmtnsi-str Rich,
mUnd
ifhufurl STREET Terminal str WoYu Maru
Spokane street Tsfminal-hir NpyaiStAr
Todd Do pBeks=Ns Patterson. strs if
d Alexander. Catherine u Rsavood
AmFs Terminal Company SIS Isle, 90
Indiana
NsuistBna Nili Sc santa Cruts
West Seattle Training Htaunn~-EaEls 81
wiusipv Marine Railway lEaEts HaFlsor'
.-=Htf Hsa kiBE, rrhrs Nantpuvsr Ella
A. Alumna tsia CanausraE tsrEs'
Cnauiitam CtIf. Henry WIZARD. ofif.
ssn. Eiasii sHa GFareo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23
MAN DRAWS UP
STRANGE WILL
Leaves a Lover 10 His Wife
and Estate TO Daughter

The following Is an excerpt from
the win % a Wall 81 man. which
has been recently prohaied In the
New York courts;
To my wife, leave her lover and
the knowledge that wasn't the fool
she thought l was.
To my son. leave the pleasure Of
earning q living, For IS years he has
thought that the pleasure was all
mine. lie was mistaken.
To my daughter. leave soc. 900.
She viii need Il. The only good
piece % business her husband ever
did was to many her.
To my valet. leave the clothes
that he has been stealing from me
regularly Tor the past ten years.
Also ms fur coat that he wore last
winter when was In Palm Beach.
To my chauffeur. leave ms cars.
lie almost ruined them. and I want
him 10 have the satisfaction OF lin.
ishing the Job.
To my partner. I leave the suE.
gcstiou that he take some other
clever man In with htm at once II he
expects 20 do any business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23
HILL CHILDREN
SUE BROTHER
Louis Hill Is Charged With
Property Fraud

NEW YORK. oct. 20 Three or
he nine surviving children OF the
bate James J. IAN. Northwest en-.
pir, builder recently filed suit
against one of their brothers. Louis
william mn Tor the return Of prop
cry which they claimed he obtained
IRON their late mother thru fraud
and undue influence"
The suit seeks to have set aside
a deed 20 property In Ramsey county.
Minnesota. and a conveyance q rail-
road bonds with an exchange value o.
$500 900. The plaiuffs arc James y.
Hil Mrs. Ruth liiu Beard and Wal.
ter }, I'M A fourth PLAINTIFF H.
George r, SHADE. who married Char
lotte Hill. The suit was filed IN the
supreme court. but later was trans
fcrred 20 the United States district
court for trial as the defendant Is a
resident of Minnesota.
The complaint charges that Louis
Hiu 'wrOngfuily induced" the widow
q the empire builder" Mary 7. Htn.
90 make the transfer az a time when
she was too weak physically and
mentally 90 exercise her own judg-
msnt freely"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23
Canadian Wireless

Crime r. ? o. OF oct 81 bhlta'
pthpruips uotrdb
HIr Cauadian Rover. Han Franriseo Got
Nitfofia ~ miles from Victoria
Elf MYillut san Francisco Tor ahanH'
bet 1859 miles from Fan ItaHrisoo.
Str gulnsait bound fpr Grsgh haFbor
100 mites from Portland
afr Hfrathiamr. bound Tor Tan Ffan,
cisco. $50 miles from San Francisco.
su starr ChiEhik Ter kaHstsk. 81
miles from ksnatak
agr I6hn g. Kirkpatrick. Everett fa'
ban Franriseo. SIS miles from Han fran'
~ Prank q Drum. II, Anssls, fat
uanaluiu 3 bta miiss frpm los Angeles
scr ~ rsdFu. uurkisY hay Tor los
Anasira Ffs uliss from Los Angeles,
Hir IL rurisimz. ips Angeles for Har
DisHB doe ~ a. ~
Rir Cascade tauHd fgv los AhHtirs
~ miles from ios Angeles
Nis Tahiti rapssts for san Francisco
$40 miles from san Frauriscp.
scr ~ LurssrtsFh. HsiiirEhsn fai
aaa fFanEIfes. go miles from San IRAN
eisea
alr KlBrssaH Narp. vsnse1vsr for
ranafns doft miles fnm Vancouver
atr w. ~ Chamberlain. Everett TOT
taa Aa-ssiss. 80 miles from Everett.
Wr steel Trader isa1ing Anscgrtsa f3s
So prdauaa OF uarren islands
Htr Rirhmond Richmond Ter Seattle
80 miles frpri seattle,
scr Et HrEuuda. Richmond for Point
Wells. 7is miles FROM Point wsiis
Hfr Ruth Alataadsr, HaH FrHHrisoo fpf
victoria a. miles nom san fraurisra
ST. Emprsss % AuFtraiiA. ss2s miles
from Victoria
str ~. d. whittier. baunf foF Areu.
20 miles from Los Angeles
str Whitnsy olson Rsillngham for los
Angeles. So nalIss from HsliinEhafu.
Ns charlie wsts0n. Coos Hay for San
Francisco i1s miles from Coos BAY
atr Sabssna. passing Alert nay Al
5lIa . IA. osuthbpund
~ aaka Maru bound for vancouver,
.86miiss from vancouver.
Btr STAR Of HhHtinnd. khriuk f7r Fan
FraneIsto. 1909 miles from bsn fran'
cisco.
atr capss. 1900 miles from san Fran
elsen inbound
an canadian Observer. ocean Pals Got
Astoria. a. miles nom Astoria.
Htr EtnA Maru. hound New York lat
ts4g a.. LONG. iss ",
Str Kufahims Aafu. go miles from
EstsyAn.
phiA, lat a5ss ~. long, 10 ".
Htr Tyne Nafu. bound fpr NsneouvsT
SOC miles form Estsyau.
Ns Hsurnkl Tacoma fsr ocean Falis
81 miles from ocean Fails.
SIR West Tester. Han Francisco fo'
Yokohama. i.sis miles from San Fran
cisco,
Str Robs asru. lat 800 ~ long
1920 ".
SIR AsamA Nsru, bound for Yokohama
I $50 miles from EyfsvsT 49, -
iufEr TOR .. It's SilNsrtoWn cord
tires are in excellent condition
also good extra tire. has automatic
Hwipc. hand Bwipc. neat trunk rack
and bars and compact trunk OF
rear: apcedometer shows less thar
5000 miles. and itH condition indi'
Gates IL to be correct ii95 dowr
| and about 1850 a month. Guar
nnteod. open evenings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23
FLOUR PRICES
SOAR HERE
General Changes Noted in
All Except Dairy Stocks

Flour Jumped over Wednesday 90
1910 top price on local blends and
$3.50 on patents This iH al advance
uf 40 cCutE all around.
Seventy cents FOR oBEs 60 the
housewives appears a possibility
soon, tho the wholesale price % still
generally holding az Csc Some deal
era are reported 10 be hskinE a little
more already
Hides and valley wool went up %
their Old prices Wednesday fGr the
ThurHday opening Taliow is also
up cent
Ehutorn select oysters are down
"a quarter ~ dollar again Rcd
silver salmon is down a penny 60
lie and Zee. and hsiihut is selling up
g. Black cod iH Sc straight
The fruit market iH generally up
ward. with the exceptions ~ perrim-
mons, plurapplrH aud eEranatsH.
In vegetables d ! &c quotation on
pumpkins and a decline on potatoes
feature chulifowcr IL back a. 81 70
straight and corn tops tho Wholesale
matt AZ ~ 60
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived oct -. Htf NufthiAnd from
SEN trsuriaeo via Everett, 81 :. 90,
oct 90 SEE ltirhmond from Wsbmond
az ESQ D. WH Htf iinYuisau Maru from
Tacoma. al b. mi str ~ seHuudo from
NrbnpHd, At b. mi stf Hsusnfiwd
from Antp faEasta VIA Honolulu. % 1850
o 80.
sailed -oct Str STANLEY Dollar Tor
faroma. et mE or President SIC
kinisY Tor Manila Via ports ~ n q. u.
nrt 20 SIR sierra f1f Los Angeles, a.
D. m. ur Arahla Nsru FOR Tacoma
and Vancouver. 90 tltf p. M or rhos
crowley fpr tns Angeles. az o. M Hif
turilpe Tor iignplaiu and ports ai 5isQ b
M, slr k iugkenharh fur Boston via
ports, ht o. nj str Mexican fpr Ia.
coma, az tsi4 b mI n. IA d, Hsather Tor
Sound tfip, az sIts 81. ins, stT hiiFrfadu
for san fraRgiafa VIA Taeama. 80 stso
D. MI ~ Martha ifrmsoih far South
AfrirH VIA Taramu, st 1ips y. nj str
Luhriro Tor HirhmoBd. hf m Htr
Caddnusak fW Tacoma Via Everett. az
ats 3. W ctr castle Town Tor les AM
gsiFa 40 ls.0b q. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23
Portland Live Stock

NFnhrshafa Auotatlous
tattls-lisrripta la1, Tone u market
weak Steers medium. tG4T6e. COM
Taon. ltug. htifsfs. medium and COM
mon. t1tQgttb. orvs. medium and
common, t4Jtg2i ssunsrs and cut
tsrs o. t0g1 bulls. CAMPERS and b8-
ieEnas tg1Eg1to. rEivts medium
ana choics isg ihH. down. lgtbus 20;
80 % go ihu. tt11 go ihs ". 1859
ustp
IisEs Receipts. :ii Tone o. marksi.
steady Medium. GOOD and choice. 100
% 800 Ne. iipgiis 200 20 80 ibs
iPseul07sI ste 10 VI. is0tosf;
packing smooth heavy. g. t6uI, pack
ing rough heavy isGGuT6ol tiauEh-
tor piEs. tf,s9ie, feeders and stock
rgH tTHT.t6.
sheep Receipts. none Tone of market.
STEADY. iAmba hsasyasirhis. medium
and chulcs ttatro ruils and com
mons. all wsighis. is.f0gt; wsthsrs. Is
JEGg. ewes. common 70 choice. itg
GGR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23
CORN AND OATS
SELL LOWER

CHICAGO oct s?-0raiu futures
rsecded from the days high point Ia
late tradinE on Tho board ~ trade
today. wheat maintained a aubsian-
uM Eaiu over last nights nnlsh.
while corn ana cats sold under the
previous close
meut weekly review caused heavy
realizing in corn and a setback
Little Interest was displayed In
oaN. Trading was light
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23
CAR LOADINGSAT
NEW HIGH
Favorable Figures Bring
Strength in Stocks
WALL sTHEIsT JOURNAL FINAN
IIAI IINIteW

rIAL HENIisW
NEW YORK, oct zB=eHr load
luEH Tor thr week ended October n
reached new high levels for the year
a. lrpsA,Ht2 demonstrating that no
slowing up was taking place iu buHi-
ness expansion despite the wide
spread talk ~ hesitation induced by
election uncertainties with bets
On Coolidge reported placed a. Odds
HH high hs 10 in an uptown brnks
rragr office. IL whh evident that
Wall street was less appTeheusiye
and strength 10 stocks reflected abe
financial romniunitys expectation N
unlsAshinE a tremendous amount Of
reserve business when The outlook
becomes clearer
Stocks opened steady United
states steel 1919 or = D. a o..
slls, up =. North American. 8ah.
or q. Cast Iron Pipe. nav. up
2, Woodwork. los. Up y General
Electric, 1904 on y; American
Can. 1914. up a. Rock Island. 7aa.
up {. New Haven. 2S7, up = Pan
American -. 5ial 81 Paul, i2h, up
= standard Oh ~ New Jersey. 8sAt
up !. Southern Railway G5is Frls.
90, 27ls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23

.DouGLAs EDENsHAw. full.
~ blooded Haida Indian. son Of
an Indian chief OF Massett, Queen
Charlotte Islands. British Columbia.
has just been appointed as a fully
qualified pilot for the navigation Of
deep sea boats in Pacific coast
waters. He Is now official pilot Of
the 4.ooo.ton lumber-carrying ships.
Fl Abeto. FL cedro and FL ciuta Of
the Massett Timber Co. Ltd.
The appointment OF Douglas Eden.
shaw is remarkable by reason that
not only is he the first red man TO
be appointed to such position, but
because 30 short a time ago as IS
years his ancestors. the Hnidas.
were the most warlike and danger
Gus Of Pacific coast Indians.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23
Boston Wool

H0EToN. oct 2a-Thr wool mar
kSt is unchanged. a large amount ~
business continues a. BE- done There
was some activity iu South Americas
woods. especially for M1ntryidro
thrres az co. liaH and second clip
sold Tor around 500 Ohio dstainea
continued 90 be- held az 90. An lu.
crease ~ 10 percent 90 3 per cent IN
the wool clip ~ tho western statrH
may be expected next season and
further increase IN subsequent deal
lnEH VIII be- experienced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23
Omaha Live Stock

hndhf@dals Quetations
Cattle Receipts feao Tons % market.
dull rrariinEs. tsUtgss. steers isU
iisfi cows and hcifsrs. tgIGuleka.
sieeksFa AMI feeders. o. taet1a.
Ito
Heg~ Receipts. 5000. Tons % market.
ioe lover bulk. ip9p.Tp! top. tt.Bp
sheep Receipts. s,0e4. Tpne % market.
toCi&e higher, NsariinEa f1uto,
vethsrs, tfg1fe5 iamhs. ttt.5sgtte.
sWra gls8g.g&
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23
Foreign Exchange

sew YORK oeL ss-rorcirn e.
change closed firm. startling demand.
fttah. W = francs tteEgth, up
50 F4eth. lire. t0bti3. belgium.
taettQa. up soccer. marks. gii9 per
triuiau. iialisHd, s31f. Shanghai 17a
yokohama. sgs7 Russian. SIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23
Denver Live Stock

Cattle Receipts ace strong sissrs.
ist. soes Aai hsifars itfGus3 calves.
ifua. feeders and sioekrfn, ituTgs.
bulls. tgDtfA
tIsEs- Receipts. itae Market. ioBtBr
iewsr Tsp. iiofs, bulk. l84sp,s8
pigs. SIS 90
sheep Receipts si1se Market urouz
90 tse hlEhsr Pat hmts. 1880
fsfs. fraFr lambs Stttsutf. fat
swea. 9IGase, feeder ewes itgfW
as.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23
LIVE STOCK
Qaotatlons 81 Inien btoek.Jsrds
VEGETABLES

Crbs priops giSsa are thsss mad- 10
retail dealers ~ Wholesalers win .
few ssasonAl sIosptieas. prices to pro-
dsoeu can 6s figured ~ dsduetiag the
coat OF transportation 70 Seattle and
approximately IS per cent Tor hAuiihg.
staTara and sfllInE eaatl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23
Portland Wheat

PORTLAND. Ore, oct. 22.-Whcat
Hard white. sl53; Hofc white,
tt.53: western white. $3.50 hard.
winter. $3.50: northern spring, tt51;
western rcd, ii56.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee
Wsdnssfisy's Quotatlsnl

NednsadaY's Quotntisns
~nEar-Uas firm refined stsady.
Ersnuiatsd. iT.isu7.se. raw delivered.
duty paid. ige1
Csftss-No. He. sos 10 { santos.
gE0gaG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23
Weather Bureau Report

'hperial from thr l D. Weather nufsaul
fArouMt ISLAND. oct Ea.-=ta %.
barometer ilsinE wind south, ~ miles
Am hour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23
Cash Wheat

CHICAGO. Oct. l!.-cssa What 80.
red. iis3. No hard. tt.tssotttGs
No. J hard. ii.tsh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23
ShipNews
Tides in Seattle

itrst Iiirh ride
Es "a u 81 fJ
tirst low Tide
ga a. pa "a a.
Second iitEh iids
t1 a. Iu, ia a.
second low tids
A'el D m 60 a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23

This is the first picture OF
the Hew First Methodist
Episcopal church IN Chicago.
The SLcyscrdper, whose spire
is $50 feet high, stands in the
heart of the Loop. The pho
tograph t0as made in f2 sec
tions, then pieced together
and copied. The cdmeraman
had TO stand at four different
elevations TO get IL all in. :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23
SUNSET MOTOR co.
USED CAR DEPT.
-I..-aal 4 iUuuCe
w,JnrsdAy's Ouointions

Butter-Cube extras. 3atk: stan
dRrds. 3Sc; prime firstr, 36h:
flrHts, 3ic.
EEgs-Extras. bsc firsts. 55c: pull
lets, 4bc; current receipts, isc;
peewocs. Joe.
Buterfst-Country station dciivery-hcst
churnlrE, ~ "a 2sc: No. grade % d aac.
Cheese Selling price: Tlliamook trip
let's 7aas0 oregon triplots, not brand
cd. za1sic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23
FRIDAY
an A "A

OIf -
ttrst itiEh ilde
l.b a. 90 10 r.
tlrat Low TIDE
7a5 a. m o.
second law lido
aag a. GA 90 ~
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-12-19
CAME REPORTS
ASKED FOR.
BIG GAME KILL MUST BE RE-
PORTED BEFORE DEC. 20.

Thousands of reports have been
received by the State Game and
Fish Department from small game
hunters throughout the state who
are taking no chances of FORGETTING
their right to a hunting license next
Fall through failure to report this
seasons kill of game as required by
law.
During the past several years
many hunters have failed to COM
ply with that provision of the hunt
ing laws which requires a report
of all game animals and birds taken
under every license issued, and al
though they have escaped the pen
atty in the past, it was only because
of the form of affidavit signed by
all applicants for licenses this Fall
that many of them were not denied
the privilege to hunt game in 1924.
A loop-hole was discovered in the
affidavit which made it possible for
an applicant merely to swear that
he had reported his kill of game for
the previous year, without refer
ence to the date Of his report, and
obtain another license. That fault
in the form of affidavit will be cor
rected before next Fall, however,
so it will be necessary for all who
expect to hunt next season to COM
ply with the letter of the law.
1t is provided that licences shall
make such report to the Commits
sioner on the form attached to all
hunting licenses on or before thirty
days after the expiration of such
license. All Big Game Licenses ex-
pired November 20, so the report
must be made not later than Dec
ember 20. All small game licenses
expire January 1. So the report of
game taken under such licenses
must be made on or before January
81.
Sportsmen will comply with the
law by reporting within the time
specified, but the value of this sea-
sons reports will be enhanced if the
reports are made before the last
day, and the earlier they are made,
the better it will serve the purpose
for which the law was enacted.
The State Legislature will con-
vene early January, and it is de-
sirable that the measures proposed
in, the sportsmen's interest be in
troduced as early as possible in. the
session. Facts disclosed by the re-
ports of licensees will have an i'm
portant bearing on the action taken
with regard to the game and fish
laws. 1t is necessary, therefore,
that these facts be available at the
earliest time possible. A vast
amount of clerical work is involved
in compiling the reports from such
large number of licensees, and
that part of the departments work
will be facilitated by an early re-
port from those who hunted in
1924.
Those who comply with the re-
auirements before January 81 will
observe the letter of the law, but
those who report Immediately will