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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-09-30
SPANIARDS MAKING
ANOTHER LAST EFFORT
TO CRUSH The MOORS

AoPsCtdi 10 me Dally Workerl
LONDON, Sept. 29.-The Spanish
forces under Dictator Primo de Ri
vera are making a last desperate
effort to crush the rebeIIious Moors,
dispatches from Morocco indicate.
The greatest portion of the Span
ish troops have been cooped up for
more than two weeks in the garr-
SON at Tetuan, which de Rivera is
making frantic attempts to reach.
Rifles and ammunition manufac-
tured by French, Turkish and Am
erican companies are being used by
the Moroccans.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-09-30

ToRONTO.-The strike of the com.
mercial telegraphers employed by the
Canadian Press, the chief news gather
ing agency Of the Canadian daily
newspapers, has been called off. The
men went on strike because they
would not arbitrate a proposal of the
company for reduction in pay, altho
they were willing to arbitrate their
own demand for an increase. They
have now accepted the Cancellation
board appointed by minister of labor
James Murdoch which will investigate
proposals for both raise and cut.
The strike lasted 10 days, during
which time the Canadian Press and
newspapers generally carried a limit
ed service by means of telephones,
radio and telegraphic automatics.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-09-30
Find blacklist Ineffective.

SEATTLE. - Only minority of
lumber companies in the Pacific north
west are sticking TO the blacklist
against the Industrial Workers OF the
World. The reason is that the black
list is Ineffective. Descriptions are
poorly made and all a worker has to
do TO get a new job is to apply under
different name.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-09-30
[Y20Me Weld ekaboFe hahryy5Ansu,4Ayg
JAP PUBLIC CONSISTENTLY KEPT
IN TOTAL IGNORANCE OF RUSSO
JAPANESE TREATY NEGOTIATIONS
lRY Rosta.l

TOKYO Japan Sept 29-The feature of the present
negotiations between Japan and the Union of Soviet Socialist
Republics the absolute public opinion regarding
the Japanese proposals to Russia Inspired apparently by the
foreign Office the have lately been absolutely asanng
from commenting on the negotiations.
The Yomuris report that the authorities already
cided definite policy and to insist detemnedy
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-09-30

1894 This features new shoulder
and the popular scarf collar. The
design is good for all cloakings, and
also for fur and pile fabrics.
The Pattern is cut in Sizes: 81,
SO, 3s, 40, AZ and A inches bust
measure. A 3S inch size requires
Az yards of 81 inch material. For
cuffs, faoings and collar Of contrast.
ing material 1s yard 40 inches wide
rs required.
Pattern mailed to any address on
receipt OF 12c in silver or stamps.
Send lie in silver or stamps for
our UP.To-DATE FALL & WINTER
1s24.1925 BOOK OF FASHIONS.
address: The DAILY WORKER, lila
" washington Blvd, Chicago, M.
NOTICE TO PATTERN BUYERS-The
patterns being sold thru the DAILY
WORKER pattern department are fur
niahed by a New York Arm OF pattern
manufacturers. orders are forwarded by
tho DAILY WORKER every day as re-
ceived, and they are mailed by the man
ufacturer direct TO the customer. The
DAILY WORKER does not keep a stock
OF patterns on hand. Delivery OF pat
terms ordinarily Will take at least 10 days
from the date OF mailing the order. DO
not become impatient II your pattern 10
delayed.
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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-09-30
RUBBER TRUST PAYS ITS SLAVES
ONLY FORTY PER CENT OF WHAT'S
PRODUCED BY THEM IN FACTORY
BY LELAND oLDs
Federated Press Industrial Editor)

Peak paid by the American rubber would
scarcely buy the meanest subsistence for normal workers
family The of 13703 workers employed
last only $321 according of
manufactures taken by the S. department This
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-09-30
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the DAILY WORKER.

THE CAMPAIGN FUND cAMPAioNi
Two hundred and nifty major campaign
rallies N you'll help finance them.
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THE CAMPAIGN FUND cAMPAfcNl
Ten dollars collected by each member
would mean S25o,0oo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-26
DRY AK SQUAD
BUSY AGAIN
Smash UP Bar During Re-
ligiouS Service Upstairs

Will eChristmas rciiglous services
were In progress AZ the Ptuiel mis.
sion upstairs, Thursday night an ak
squad Of Roy Lyie-s prohibition
agents hammered its way into a soft
dr.sk bar ~ 2tQ Occidental ave. and
chopped up tho place
Loo Traversy. alleged proprietor.
was arrested on a charge Or selling
moonshlnc whisky. two q The agents
having made purchases from him
The agents could not prevent
TrnFcray dumping a quantity Of the
stuff IN n lnrgc oil coniainor under
the bar Director Lyle said. but Ia hts
hurry Tuvcrry stumbled and fen
hcadloug into the mes5, according 20
Lyic.
The religious services. just above.
continued with only a sliEht disturb.
auco while the wrath of the agents
was visited upon the soft drink
pariou.
Tho bar and fixtures were chopped
into kindlinr wood Two weeks ago
the place was visited by agents and
at that time v was chopped up and
former proprietor arrested. It had
been rebuilt
Following the Thursday night raid.
The agents went 10 ~ Second ave.
>. and stormed soft drink bar
where q ". Rcniou was arrested. \
quort Of mo0nshino was seized as
evidence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-26
TO RUSH DYING
DR.. over ICE
Lonely Lake Erie Islanders
Hurying TO Make Sledge

PUTIN.BAY. Ohio. Dee. &c
virtually every ablc-bodicd inhabl,
nnt Of this isolated member OF the
BaEs island sroup. In Lake Eie.
worked aS one 10 thc sub zero
weather today building large
sledge on which 10 rush the island
physician, DR.. II. L. sowash, over
the tee TO tho mainland, where
proper facilities may be had TO save
hts life.
Or. s0waSh Is slowly bleeding to
death. aud tho only hope Of saw.
ing him depends on the ability Of
The ISLANDERS 70 carry him carefully
hut speedily 10 sandusky, or some
other lake port near by.
Or D NJ. Riley, OF Port Clinton.
l-s succeeded IN reaching the bed
ide u his dying professional broth.
sr. amer -trampins Il miles over
The tncacherous ice OF the lake.
Exhausted from his long Journey,
Or. Riley has watched over d.. So
wash constantly since his arrival
here. Christmas day.
Dr. Riley. wearing suowshocs.
Was accompanied by two guides
who met him at Catabaisland.
Lighthouses IN the island group n
Illuminated their beacons 20 guide
The rescue party
DIT. Sowash was forced 20 take
10 his bed with severe hcmorrhages
several days ago
The large sled. when IL Is com.
plcted viii probably be drawn by
Island inhabitants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-26
PACE TO TEST
NARCOTIC LAW
Says Possession Not Evil
denCe OF Intent 10 Sell

Attorney Tom Page Friday start
ed a movement Tor test casc Of
Tho Beelcr anti-usrcotlc act after
fling a petition FOR release Of An
Sing. Chinese. charged with posses
sion q 81 hindles of morphine and
cocaine unlawfully acquired and with
intent 20 sell
Page last year won a reversal Of
Superior Judge Gillian IN the su-
prcme court on an opinion that
possession is not prssumptiye proof
Of intent 70 sciL Gillian had bcld
that the charge against c. s Lee
also contained the provision %
possession without intent 20 sell and
oyerrulcd demurrers of the defense
Pages client ~ that time was freed
By the supreme court
Deputy Prosecutor Hummer IN The
An Sing case has inserted tho clause
''unlavfully acquired in an effort
10 throw the burden Of proof on the
defense and Withstand the new AS
sault on the "Bcsler' net II is said.
sing was arrested December g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-26
GIVE OIL YMPIC
900 BIBLES
Presentation for Gideons to
Be Made Sunday

The Seattle Society Of the Gidcons
viii present over 600 Bibles to tho
Olympic hotel management on sun.
day afternoon al $3.50 O'Clock. Every
room in the new hotel will have
one Of the Bibles on is reading "a.
bic. according to william X. Row
land. who - chairman Of the day
and In charge Of the event for the
Gideons. The Bibles were donated
to the society BY the First Meth.
odist chu,ch Of Seattle.
Al the dedication. which will DO
held In the main ballroom Of the
hotel, tho Temple chorus, under the
leadership OF Montgomery Lynch.
will give several selections. The
Rev. j. Ralph Magec. OF the First
Methodist church, and william A.
Wilson. pastor OF the Rnvenna
Boulevard Presbyterian church. viii
deliver addresses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-26
Minerals Important
in u. S, Food List

NEW YORK. Dec, Minerals
may be vital to tho worlds food sup.
ply, according 70 a report TO the
American Chemical Eocioty Of re.
searches now IN progress IN the
laboratories OF tho Kentucky agrIcul.
turai experiment station az Lexiug'
ton.
THE conclusion has been reached, Z"
said Or. J. S. MoHargue. IN charge
OF the investigation that copper.
iron, manganese and zinc perform
more important functions in agri-
culture than is generally recognized. %
Experiments thus FAR have been
made on Kentucky bluegrass, red
clover, alfalfa. white and yellow
corn. wheat. rice pollshlngs and pol
ished rice. showing that iron FREEDOM.
mates, with zinc second. manganese
third. and copper fourth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-26
Range Situation
Bettered in West

Western ranges showed improve
ment during November In most Of
the range sthtes. according to the re-.
port OF the United States division Of
crop and livestock estimates. Rains
have commenced considerable i'm.
piovemcnt IN California. and have
broken the drought in Arizona. Rain
and snow has cnused some improve.
ment over the low condition Of last
month In the entire Northwestern
section. Washington, Oregon, Idaho,
Nevada and Utah all reporting mois.
ture.
further decline however, Is
noted In range conditions In Texas
and water Is drying NJ rapidly some
sections arc beginning 10 feed, but
feed is high and scarce.
The condition Of rpnges In all the
n Western states rs reported as n
per cent Of normal compared with
~ month ago and W q ycm ago.
The mild winter had tended TO con.
serve tic feed supply in al Of the
range country The 8upply Of both
rough feeds ana concentrates is gen.
orally plentiful thru tho Northern
ana Eastern range states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-26

cen $50 Or inhabited by rodents
as large and fleet as rtel hounds
The nice by way of celebrating
Christmas. was 20 start at ., m.
Friday and win follow "a course OF
seven furiongs around the inside
~ Tho tank 40 rat will bs
eligible iu the free FOR aii measur.
ing less than Eve hands high. In
the match race Wise Counsellor
VIII race against Eytermlnator
and The winner will meet tho pick
" the waterfront rats. Prizes lu
each case viii De- free food from
prisoners Tor 30 days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-26
DR.. CROW HER
WILL SPEAK
University NJ. E. Pastor 10
Address "Y" Club

Or. James z. Crowther. pastor Of
the University " Z. church. author
o. The wayfarer.- viii speak on
"A New Years Resolution Sunday
afternoon in the Seattle Y. NJ c. A.
auditorium TO the "Y" Sunday club
FOR men.
Harry V. Williamson. Z. s. mar
cotic agent. win address the men
Of the friendship supper on Mar.
cotics." He will illustrate his talk
with exhibits Of articles taken in
raids.
n. II. Vivian win lead tho sing.
ing. and the ''Y" orchestra will
furnish the instrumental music. All
men are invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-26
Watson Plans Big Rat
Marathon in CITY Jail

poSS e. WATSON, formerly
~ one Of the nghthand men
o. Detective Captain Charles Ten
nant, now an inmate q the city
Jail, facing "a charge % robbery
In the Bon Marche holdup and "a
suspect IN the Nanalmo H. C.,
hank robbery. can not be- worried
by such tTines
Friday he sally explained 20 a
reporter how De had arranged Tor
match rnco between the two
blsgost rats In The city JAN.
Watson -oicmnly declared that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-26
MARIE QUITE SAFE

DO you think Marie has been
crossed in love? She always has
such a pcnsive look"
NO. I wouldn't think she'd even
been Apprenticeship alone crossed. .
--Whiz Bang.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-26
PET STOCk
IS MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
SASH AND bOORA
Id Id WffT.Thhfa 20

o. N MlisLlAMn co
hash for iuclosiuE porehsu 90 keep
your hounr Wururr and cleaner
Send us Nnuf Hlfrr and we VIII
glYr you factory prirrs.
French duofa. garage doorf mirror
d0ofa. benches aud tables for
breakfast hooks.
Special cabinet work cupboard
doors, doors and Windows Tor all
pufpuarH
pfalnboardr flour bina medicine
cabinets
Rubber weather strip. keeps out
wind and dust a cure saver 20
fuel zoe q foot
Windshitid glaze aud sedan door
AK for catnluE liuY direct ~ fac
tory prirrH and cave money
q a. WILLIAMS cOMFANN
1919 First Ave b.. Seattle wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-26
S-Tube Radio Set, 800

s-TUUE LOUD SPEAKER
dry cell RADIO SET rnm-
rltto except nrrIhl has ron.
cert medulatuT; Installed boo
handsome ebony finish ease
Cost more than fls0 new
Will rril Tor f9a az $50
down and $40 d month. Re-
CftNsH ull Coast stations
IL iUi.9st8 to3 Wrhtlakt
ave. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-26
No Post-Christmas
Auto License Rush

There was no post-Chrlgtmas rush
IN the auto license department Of
the county auditors office Friday,
as had been predicted by u, Il.
Ferguson, county auditor with but
little more thnn $4,000 lcensca for
1895 already sold, Ferguson believes
there win be thousands delinquent
after tho first Of the year During
thc whole OF 1924, 10000 auto H..
ccnscs wcro issued Ia King county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-26
Burroughs Realty Co.
81 FOR SALE-ACREAGE

ZIG HARGAlN- Conn :, etr equipped
CHICKEN ranch apI ,lmAtely ak
acres. az great sacrifice Pretty
f-room house, sell built, with
homeliko fireplace IN bright
pleasant living room; = fine bed
rooms. nice kitchen. wired fer
electric range; good basement
excellent up-to-dHtE poultry
houses. capacity 1000 birds, with
grain aud storage places. excep-
tionally good broodcr houses, all
buildings electric lighted aud iu
firft class condition: stores and
school handy. Price only $4,000:
very easy terms. Located 10 min
utes' walk from Seattle Everett
intsruTban station. half-hour Esry-
Zee; 80 minutes auto ride from
downtown. Seattle. go Walker
Bldg corner second ave. and Unit
Ncrslty e. Phone Ill iot-Oiss.
sACRlFlCE PRICE. SIS PER AcRE
20 fV-acrc tracts u excellent land
for datrylug. poultry. berries and
fruiL with stores near By and
marketing facilities az your dor;
electricity; telephone: mail deliv-
crys fine gruvcled roads. right on
line ~ the big North End develop
msnt. located half 10 p miles Off
paved Pacific highway. 30 minutes
auto ride from city limits north.
10 acres. $3.50. terms SIS cash. $40
per month. go walker Bldg.
FL lot-Olk2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-26

Sir Thoome Upton 0ef has setected Ameus Joyyis 81,
1GbD 8eru6tg Sr-monthS seatence on the Toronto
Ont), pasoH forp to command his yacht ~ NE 1875 raceS
convictcd for conspiracy to deuSd The prorce in bona
sa Sir Thomas, howeUe,j does not beeve his friend IL
Gputy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-26

Telephone service between Angora
and ConstsitInoplc Is being planned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-26
FUNERAL NOTICES

1873. Ei.tEN SOPHIA LARSON.
nEe 40 yrnfh, beloved wife y
earl a Larson and mother "
stanley. hoy. EFhaFd and Herbert
Larson. 20 Seattle Sister N Mrs.
Ruth NyherE 0f tndrn. Wash.
Sire linda Grant u AlderNnnd
Manor Member % Scandinavian
Fraternity aud Royal NeiHhboTs,
Funeral sunday a. D. m from
Johnson a Hamilton. FRIENDS aud
members Invited lutcrmeni ln
Washolli csmtttrY
HAckE1T-iu this city Dec -,
1884 AWN1Lt.A HACkETT aged
"a ycars. beloved wife ~ James
rs uasketi. daughter - T. q.
Palmer sister of NcTna and Grace
Ruth Usurdrtt Mr= Msblr urulH
Hli NJ seattle
Fuucrai artjcss SATURDAY,. Dec.
90. az q. w. from Mr falWsTA
residence, s1e9 iiih y. " FhcaH.
ant a MlEEena Go. Funeral d.
rectprs iutormont WAshsllt
CAiN--At sit y. ash. PEARL CAIN,
age ~ gfarH. beloved wife 81
Joseph cain. mother % Pearl Dor
1thy Marie and Robert Cain.
Funeral announcement later
tome Undertaking GO.
JoNEs-252o i0h Ave. 81. uyc .6.
1885, HARRY FIRE u ERIC X
JONES age % years beloved
father uf GcprEu and Alice Jones
- NuokHHcb and brother 20 VIII
liam aud Prank Jones - Seattle,
Wash
Funeral announcement later Home
f.ulrffaE Inc 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-26
Cowen Park Beauty
5 Rooms and Attic
3 Months Old
WNER TRANSIT ERRED TO
PORTLAND
YOURS FOR $500.

/, This beautiful homo Is located
RICH, in the cream OF the
z Cowen Park district, only
= four blocks from EQOSE-
WELT HIGH. short walk To
Z University. u wac COM
= picted Just three months
ago aud sold 20 tho present
" owner. who Is a salesman
Z FOR large corporation hero.
= but who has been offered
better position with the
Z same firm In Portland. 20
= start January Is. Therefore.
Tor n quick sale, he is will
Z ing 10 sacrifice. II has large
= living room across front
French doors to dining
room. cabinet kitchen, large
Z breakfast room with hand
painted breakfast set. two
large bedrooms. bath be-
= tween. hardwood floors, tile
= fireplace. expensive orna-
mental lighting fixtures.
full cement basement, fur
mace, trays, garage. etc.
large, level lot. all in nice
lawn and shrubs. We can
arrange terms 10 respon-
: siblc party and can give Inn
mediate possession. Phone
Z NOW, we will call for YOU,
Y Me lrse- bS25.
( Largent & RYAN, Inc.
= REALTORS
= 1895 n. 18TH. ME lrse-5s25
OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS
Z WE WILL CALL FOR YOU.
Y \ NXN y X XXX Y X X y X
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-26
AUTOS FOR SALE
EBERHARTER'S
Better Used Cars

Dtllci u sea Adis
VIII ElFs r0u e. correct
rlrrIruf and rumlsal sHr
IufIcu Cor YuuF fTunsunrtar
ton problems. no JON 90
nur OEn an auto. TUEE
iiAitTEN6 Will help ggg CO.
lrrf fhF Far murf Quilted g.
your needs aud your rursr
Do sou have car ihat does
NOS meet pll 1uar ITauHpnr-
tafiHu requirements. or ufh-
rralar Fails 40 meet your
demands come t1 EIFN-
ltAITEHE with f8ur tTH4.
hlvH INENHAftTEEE VIII
Pr GLAD fu EfFf sou rspfff
advice Ifra Uf charge 10
sou purchase enc uf EbEk
llAltTiEs uur9f ruu VIII
d. asrHfrd that fle tIfle ~
clear ElFfn a written guar
uutF az 20 ne mechanical
condition and terms that
WI please sou. EFerY dHF
lhEllHAhTEHH udyrFtihrr
guaranteed transportation
az che lowest price rguHiHa
tent with thr highest quail
iiy possible boa used cara tf
~ De- good used car
EhEbliAKIEH8 has II fgr
sole
OPEN EVENINGS AND
SUNDAYS
III i0t-fsfg
Eberharter's Garage
THIRD AVE AT VIRGINIA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-26

The first metal discovered by
primitive man was copper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-26
LEGAL NOTICES
! LOST AND FOUND

ANYONE knowing whereabouts ~
Fruud NyhHus please notify T. h
GarHeths Ggls First n w, or John
NyhhuE. Falkland. wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-26
I FEMALE HELP WANTED


WILL pay you 1850 day for making
dozen pairs Steber wool socks
daily on HiKhspecd Family Knittcf.
VIII buy all you make ~ same
rate We furnish yarn frcss 5-ycnr
written contract I'D reliable man.
ufacturer Work az home. BE in
dependent. Experience unnecss-
BHry. send &c full particulars with
out obligation. Stsbsr Machine
Co, Desk tT5. Utica. 81 Y
IhRcFLLFRs 4 HAtRDHEssERs
Earn SIS 10 g35 weekly. and the de-
psrh exceeds the supply. We
teach you how In few weeks and
assist you 10 a position.
r ARSON HAIHDRFestNG r0r.LrGr
Third Floor Vale RldE. Opp. Z. o.
NA in-a9af
lNANTED--Yo ung woman care Tor
boy a. years old viii pAy $50
mrnth. board. room. 2b21 2nd ave.
IAZZ Plano taught Brins. sac Pine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-26
9 FURNISHED HOUSES
FOR RENT

: -ROoM completely Furnished bun
Rnlow. with fireplace. furnace.
laundry trays; on paved street.
just blocks from cur line, Si5
month Phone IlE acn-2606 or
2l73.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-26
Christensen Realm

45i6 Stone WAY ME irfc.sss0
Open Eve. WIN call for you.
" ~ " n " u u II ~ VI ~ n ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-26
s. STOCKS AND BONDS
WatsOn-MOOre Company

WatsOn-MO0re Company
.i,oCk5 Eat 1907 Hoh '.l.
given immediate c4e-gti1u pFst
b.ttatr lfgn Hith eFtl.icrileH ~
ali principal cities Il tfg Duits1
riaies and Canada
AT. spokane sfeetF Bought and rll1
4pNiI Loaned DE STOCKS
lf lLEEHlEl Us a eIDfh
eAlihleE TWENTY GIVE PR
lLhI WRITE uE PHONE ~.
VIII. SILL. a4hltet o. prior Gale
-s'1 Hfarug Coal ..-.rr--. bargain
e.i Z p Best. inc s--....r .ttfaP
n AFst LulFerEal .--.-s...ll
letn Cyanide Gold s.--r-.s.- .lbts
AAl1 con Cold -ss.- ..rs.-ssr .--s
. Hgrlut M1toFs Del tT.9p
10 Huraut Motors. cal .. 400
p lpFtsr q klsiaEr. pf1... $3.50
BOO futrfi Coupler ----.rs- ..s
1909 Forks Drilling ..-.---.. .hsir
300 NirEt ChiefaEpf NtrlnE
100 Lambert Tire q Rubber. ESQ
-ug h0uEtary Metals ...... 100
1909 Olympic Hotel End Its ,5ie1
TO RAINIER Corp amman. l-il
1000 RUBY Beach Mining see. 30
200 Rotary plrH .....---... ~
100 Premier Gold Line 49,. 1.15
10 Star Motors ..-..-.-... 40
~ pa ~ rllhfF IHA laFlUt. ts"N
1909 " Western FusIt q pur Bargain
STOCKS WANTED-H western Emsit
q FWr Poster q kleiarT pf4.
Reid Bros pfd Central Finance.
Olympic Hotel bonds. WichifH
lsoyalty, an Durant and Star No.
tors.
zoe Marion ~. FL i0t-gfsf
JuEt ore and Az, OPP. Natl city -
HAVE you any stocks. bonds
~ other securities you Elsh
40 iiqul4ate before the end
of the ysHrG or do you
want O. quotation Tor tnvcn-
tory puEp0sHEF
We can give you infUTma
ton regarding ltH market
value
Immediate Cash
i1f any marketable security
II. NJ. Herrin & Company
Arizona state miner., 1924-10-25

Election for School Trustee occur
red yesterday at Wickenburg. The
opposing candidates were Bill Car
penter and Felipe Garcia. The vote
was light and Carpenter was elected
Phoenix authorities are driving out
tramps and hobos as undesirable and
they naturally hunt small towns like
Wickenburg, whose officers ought to
keep them on the move,
There are many inquiries about Leo
Weaver's dude ranch" and what the
accommodations are for visiting Eas-
terners that annually come to Ari.
Zona.
Monday, October 9th, is Navy Day,
celebration of which is in honor of
the deeds of American men of war
on the high seas and to give the
people a closer understanding of the
navy and it's problems.
When our friends of Wickenburg
weary of trying to put out mimeo-
graphic bulletin as an alibi for a
newspaper the State Miner can al
Arizona state miner., 1924-10-25

Wickcnburg's Mesquite Honey -
Honey and hot biscuits will usually
make an epicureans mouth water.
John Boetto, Blake Baker, and F. x.
O'Brien of Wickenburg produce the
most perfect honey. in the West.
There is orange honey, wild buck
wheat honey, from California, but
the nectar of the beekeepers from
around Wickenburg and vicinity is
known as mesquite honey. It is a
natural food and instead of only two
or three producers there ought to be
a colony of at least SO beekeepers in
and around Wickenburg SO that there
would be quantity enough for export
to the outside world.