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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29

hyAlgia. Mctabolisn. FAui,y; ptA-
heiss, Ncphritis. Acute and Chrouiet
NeHfitiAi Neuralgia NsurasthsniA
Obesity. PyoFrheA. pIeuriay, Pisu.
ritis, Rheumatlam. Actuo or Chronic.
Kheumatisn. Chronic Artiruiar.
IthsumhtiHm, Infectious: Rprairs
strains, HciAtira. stomach Troubis.
Stiffness following Epiint and east
treatments % fractures and dIslsea.
uonsl: synovltls. Tonalis. Enlarged.
ToScmia. Ulcers. Varicoss. Ulcers.
biabeiie' liberated Teeth and KID.
nsy Ailments. etc. etc
NOTE-Dr. I0uEhnsJ's Bake Oven
Treatment offices arc located al ~.
corner % Ttfth and Union. In the
Gran Building. Rooms sio-sIi-sIe-
5i3-3it.
DIR. LoaEhnsy Il assisted by eomp~-
feut lady nurses. Hour. 0 n. m. TO
p. m. sunday. to ~ only. Teir.
phone FL iot-Joso. Write for free
literature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
ny TIM MARINE REPORTER

] - AAAAf 'AthhhNha AAAaA VIZ
/ EouR o. the prettiest chorus girls
from tho Passing SHOW. a, the
Metropolitan. aaid late Monday that
They hadn't had such a good umo
since they watched stage consoru
home burn down IN olcan. y. u.
four yeam Hgo.
This was just after they had
been taken on a tour % the city.
/ escorted by two Of Sergeant Frank
[ Fuqua's handsomeat motorcycle Of.
ncop. in the marine reporters
|&ii.57 ear.
when Sergeant Fuquh heard that
the car was 10 brave the pcrils Of
tho downtown district. practically
unassistcd. he insisted on sending
up tho police escort. Insisted. mind
you. SO what could tho reporter
dof
And when II, z. Gclscr. Of the
city Flower shop. az Sixth and
I Union. heard about tho projected
trip. he insisted il would ho 70
nclghborly thing 10 do 20 floss
up the old boat with floral offer.
inEs.
And when Jack Holmes. o. tho
w s. DulmaEe Motor company.
heard that four chorus girls were
20 DO guests Of the reporter. no
insisted on driving tho tii,5I car.
Hs was tho most innlsient Of tho
lot.
II was quite an insiatent after.
noon. II you set our meaning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29

After the car had boon decorated
by Mr.. Gelaer with rcd tulips and
cvcrgrccns. Mr.. Holmes drove u
around TO the Metropolitan and BIN
Mccuriy. tho fabulously.eioyer man.
agcr. introduced him and the 70.
porter 10 tho Misses Louise Darcy.
Lulu Winters, Virginia HUFF and
Viola Member. Then the reporter
asked the girls n they would like
to go for a ride about tho city.
I'm what7' asked Miss Winters.
a practical young lady.
in that" said tho reporter, way
ing hand at tho throbblng car.
All Tho girls laughed then. and
the reporter was most embarrassed.
Miss Huff said that II she rode
In Il Il would be over somebody
dead body and Miss Darcy said that
n SHE did. she would have 10 soc
a chiropractor right aftcrward.
But after she'd been in tho chr
five minutes sho said she didn't
care II she never saw n chiropuctor
again.
We'll. to make n short story lon.
ger. tho girls got in and Mr..
Holmes explained that tho brakes
wouldn't work and that tho throttle
stuck occasionally. Then SIR. Holmes
stood up on the throttle. tho police
escort perspired violently and tho
crowd chcered: They're orr
And so they were.
The car ran down Second ave,
several citizens having narrow
escapes. being saved only by the
escort, which cleared a path before
what the police reporter would call
"a juggernaut." Tho car went
around the county.city building and
UP Third ave. Then the escort was
dismissed and tho car went up TO
Automobile Row. 80 that SIR.
Holmes could show off before his
rivals.
After that long tour thru Vol.
unteer park was undertaken sue.
cessfully and out there one OF the
girls took n picture Of the reporter
and the other girls and the car.
She said she wanted II for a private
chamber of horrors she was nc.
cumulating back in Philadelphia.
Then everybody came back TO Mr..
Holmes office and Mr.. Holmes
searched thru his desk thoroly and
accused somebody OF grand lar.
ceny. It was pitiful. because there
we're all the girls standing around
expectantly and everything. so Mr.
Holmes had TO apologize and bring
the party back to town in his new
Durant. MS IA consolation prize.
And Tuesday, the s11.57 car Is
resting easily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
Portland Live Stock
Monday. Quosaiion


Cattle Receipts. 1875. Tone Of rnark..
steady. Steers, good grade. ts.7sa
s.ss. medium. is.b9dS7s: common. "a
$3.50. heIfsrs. good. tsBT.so: medium
and common. f1Ea7. beet cows good
t4a9.7b; medium and common. iGsbV
q tanners and buffers. Sf.50gAgs,
bulls. Gamers and bologna. taetE0.
calves. medium and choice. 1870 ms
down, f.boGt2. 40 10 $50 Ibs, $3.50
ii.s0; $50 lbs. up. tfs04T.s0.
hogs Receipts, st9g Tone OF market
strong. Medium. good and choice lea
to 20 Obs. STbsgSts: 100 10 IA
pounds i7.soa1ts. 80 pounds up, 81
9l.s9s packing. smooth heavy. $50
sIb: packing, rough heavy. ilsO9s.
slaughter pigs. tTa7.b0. feeders ana
stockers. is-25gG7s.
sheep Receipts. 500. Tons OF market
steady. Lambs 50 lbs. down. medium
to choice. tsaii; heavy wsihta. me.
dunn and choice. i7d7.s0: ouiis and
commons. all weights. tsds: wothsrs
tsas. ewes. common 70 choice. $3.50
I7.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived april - SHIP usrfsuffhaf-
from santa Fpssils 90 Hau FranrIa-o
AZ ff9 e. m.. ufr Port AaEsIrs tauIrr
shir ffaffesfrhaar from han Iraurirro.
AZ feg m. Hff hrauuss from ANra.
af 1855 o. m. bfF rIrHIHus from Nans
rauFfr 90 m o. Baltimore Hnra
frau haer Ht sac e. m. 90 uafaiI
WaiErr from fiul rla EaIssa. ~ ~ ~
o. April rs-atF Fnuarirfru from
Manila fis ports o. i1.ts D. m err
President Jackson from Narla VIE Fgrts.
al 8sts 8. m-s Htr IlfhFs from Ias Au-
Eeira. "a ata D. m or GrrTietk from
hru York tia ports. AZ ans o nos hir
fnssnite from hauffhnrltr0. AZ 1876 b
m.. sif GFphah saru from Kobe Vie
porte 90 1880 b. m.. ufr Tlvsrt0u from
eah Franriaca. ~ te-1e q. a.
sailed April 10 Hir Yosemite Tor Sen
Franeisr9 sic Port uamtir. at t.lt e. m.
ms Aprr Tor Port walter gia ports ai
1855 e. m.s fir iafDurhs fof Alaska.
a. 1916 g. m. April st-Hfr CTok9H
MsrH for Kobe sic Tsooma. ai f.ts 30.
m ne FirffH Tor sam TranrisFo. Hf e D..
m. ctr Catherine D. Tor Ice Angeles tla
HfIHrEhHm, ht 7t19 b m# pr Dorothy
W lrtrrnafr for Tacoma. Ht go D. m.
~ MauuEa for Honolulu via ports en-
sstE 3. ms ~ Admiral fHuaElt for lie
Angeles via Han Fraueifco. a. boon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
PARTIAL LIST OF AILMENTS THAT RESPOND VERY
READILY TO BAKING TREATMENT

The following Is list OF tho more
common ailments ZOE which the Hu.
man Bake oven and Curative Eating
treatment 10 recommended. There
arc many other conditions. not sauni-
Grated here. which are speedily and
favcrably Influenced py the COM
biucd treatment.
Arthrltls Acute and chrouic.
Arthritis. TrRumatie: Arthritis Nsu-
ropathle. or following infectious few
ers. Arms. Tennis and baseball Arm:
Abnormal Blood Pressure. Aukyiasia
df fihrousl; AdhssIons. Muscular.
Asthma, Bowel Trouble. Brirhra
Disease. Bronchial Affections. Cramp.
Writers: nropsy. Elimination. PAUL
~. Feet. Cold or Swsaty. Feet. Plat.
Pains Of. Govt. Acute. Goui. Chrpuiei
Golf Leg. GsuErene: Heart. Iahorcd
Action, II Functional. Hay Fever:
Joints. Fixed. n fibrous. kidney
Trouble: Knee. Houssmald's. Ium-
haso. Limbs. Puffy. watsry or swoi-
len; Liver Trouble: Mainutritlou;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
P RICES REMAIN
STEADY
Dealers Are Preparing Tor
Quarantine Orders

Prices were holding steady at ihs
opening OF The butter and csc mar
ke, Tuesday morning with no quot.
able changes
Produce men WERE preparing for
tho new hoof and mouth quarantine
orders. which VIII prohibit receipt OF
goods that have been shipped from
infected areas later than April 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
Is DR.. Loughney's
Human Bake Oven a
Fountain of Youth?

Where Aseing, Ailing, Discouraged Humanity May
Regain the Health, Strength and Energy Of
Youth? Sick Folks, Old and Young, Who Have
Made the Tests, Say That 1T Has Made Them
Over; That II Has Freed Them From the Shaekles
of Disease; That the Years Have Slipped From
Their Shoulders Like Discarded Cloak
The following names are just few of our thou
sands of satisfied patients picked at random and
their addresses given, for your reference. Read
the following list. Possibly some of them arc close
friends neighbors of yours. They found quick
lief from their diseases. 'They Have Reason TO Be
Grateful, and They Are Grateful" What the HUI
man Bake Ovens and Corrective Eating Did for
Them Can Be Done for You
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
Omaha Live Stock
Mondays Quotation.

eattie--Hscsipta. $500. Tone Of market
lover. Ysarlings. fs.756io.7B; cows
and hsifsrs. n.25aii.s0. steers. if.75a
s.95. stoekers and feeders. itaoa5,
calves. i46a; bulls and stays, t14T
Hogs--Reosipts. 1900. Tone OF market
&c lower. Bulk. fs.ssa7.os. top, t7.io
sheep-Reecipts. 1900. Tone OF market.
weak. YeRrllngs. it01i775; wcthsrs
i9ato5o; lambs. iti.s0ats: ewes. 81
$3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
Boston Wool

BOSTON. April 2s.--Thoro was sllrb,
Increase in tho demand for woois TODAY,
Hltho tho continued apathy IN tho goods
markets prevented any broad general do.
mand. Operations In tho West are re-.
stricted. a clip Of about 10000 flecoos
In Montana sold nj i3b, somo flno clips
In Wyoming sold NJ ". and there nro
further sales made In Texas on the bnsla
Of 40 for ~ months wool
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
TAX DECISIONS
HIT STOCKS
Market SlumpS. With indus.
trial Issues Punched
WALL srHEI.T JOURNAL p,..
GAL HEAfpW ihAA-

'iAL hIiiEM
SEW YORK April gs-s......
Arlion'r rtatsmsut thst ~ -, -
tou NsH contemplated Ia ~. -. $50
count rate and TIE seusts.s 49,, .-''
~ an Increase In ths csrsar,i,s, -
20 10 per cent from izis. hss,-.
verse Influence on stseis /. -
early dsaliuRs rs
Fractional losses from a..
t.pun close were suffered n, ff'.
american Can. Casf Iron ~ 800
atiiFf industrial Iaaders elhff
The volume ~ draiInEs ~. ~,
Ana thg general dispasition - -. ~
HDffIlht community va !, .ls
PC outcome ~ ths Steel msstiss =.
O. m. today. a.
opFninE prices today ineius.s.
p.' llala avn ll1ts, m =; sogis.,.
farlfir. $50, up p Union psel.ia
l-taf up Z. American Wooisr 80
9ff II. Northern Pacific. IN ~, y =.
srlhirhrm. 20 -. Of sci , ~
or "a ~ Il Steel. gfis az ~ =
o. t8t southern RsiiEsv -
40 81 a. Rubber Pas. ~ =.
Heading. sEi5l off Z. Ssw ~
central, lo1h up = American 80 ~,
100 or 81 Iarland. ufef.r,.F
l-iz siudehaker. az. off <
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
Denver Live Stock
Mondays Quotations

Cattic-Reooipts. zt5 Market f5a2sc
iower.h Beef steers. isd1O.s0; cows
and holfers. i5.75as.50; calves. isaig;
stookers and feeders l5.50@s,b0; bulls.
f305.
Hogs Receipts. 1886. Market. steady
70 weak. Top. F1O; bulk. i6.75d7;
pigs, i596.
5000. Market, 15a25c
lower. Fat lambs. Ifi76a15.2J; ewes.
isui0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29

FRANKIE A. Rhodes
kirkland. Wash.
Mrs A n stranahan
1893 East Olive g.
seattle. wash.
Afrs e. D. Wagner
E1gT Halliday Ht.
seattle Wash
Mra Ida Mibhs
Kirkland Wash.
o. J. tiuifksr
Mount Nrruon wash
Mrs a. "a. slower
Hratiir wash
Geo a. Chsniirr
Hart MurphY co
st PAU. Mnn
iirnry D. Rock
Monrar wash
John fesrh
winlock wash
Iennis J West
state and hon View
Ontario. Cal
Ianris Austin
Igfu Firaf Ave
seattle Wash.
T. g. GAY
Traffic Officsr
seattle wash.
Mrs j T. spears
fand ruint Idaho
Nffs Mary white
nurirn city
a T. Harrington
tssaauah. Wash.
" ~ warner
80 Softh sist -.
seattle. wash.
Mrs John nywatsr
sos Pike 81
Seattle. Wash
John iL Kahisr
Hobart. wash.
VIM riisr
lake Forrest Park
Mrs Marie Hansen
es1f gtnt Ave. r.
seattle Wash
Mrs Pred Nelson
Olaiia. Wash.
John q. Efcrklsy
kirkland. Wash
Mrs A. J. Zero.
reHuF fTaHH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
LIVE STOCK
VEGETABLES
Price, Paid Wholesale Dr.i,r.

tThs prices given are those made 10
retail dealers BY wholesalers. With a few
seasonal exceptions prices 10 producers
can be figured by deduetlnR tho cost Of
transportation to Seattle and ApproIi.
matsly 10 per cent for hauling. storage
sailing coat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
DAIRY PRODUCTS

FTIFrs FaId WHOLESALE bfaIeFs
Buttrr-insai creamery. cubes. ~
Local prints. wrapped ....... ~
Err Ettfa fifsta ............ ~
FtftN sss.ss.ss-sssssssss.. ~
Pallets ..................... .is1 ~
Cheese
oregon tfiplsis ............. .;ic -
Wisconsin, cream brick .sr-. -
Washington ifipists ....s.... .st0 -
Tiiiamoak trtplstn, old secs. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
POULTRY AND MEATS
ts.f.-. fs.ta sttu,.~.

Ducks-I.ivr, sil. per ib... 81
Ycsnr 1894, ~. s..s....ss.. ~
Broilrrs-issi. per ID. ......... ace II
CApons Tat. per 10. 800. $50 ~
Faney q. o. ..........,.... .seg ~
uens-tive. Z lea and up. ~
Medium. live. az 20 - lbs ne n
Light. live. 10 az lbs. it0 ~
dsrse@t4Fs sse.sssss-ssss..s- III
Fancy dressed ...ss...sss... .EQ9 ~
belgian Harea--I1re .......... II
pfcan1d ssss.sas..ssss.sss.. III
Turkeys q, .. youHE.. az
Reostsr.-oid. live. per h.. N
IIor,-choles. light ',......... .s1g *
Choice hsavy. 10000 his. ESQ .ei
Neai--Fanry milk. so-tso It's. n
Heavy. medium quality ...s. .eTo n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29

Coils OF rope woven from human
hair are suspended In many Japo.
ncsc temples.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29

Mrs Margaret "a Rrant
rIa Nitditneld Rd.
rain Alto. calf
Mrs Cathsrlns Ludgate
Hirnree Lodge
AancuuNfr M a.
sheriff Matt starwish
Prank a.. Fu1ua
seattle Traffic Dept.
Horace Beard
Concrete. wash
a. e. Hamilton
Eureka. wash.
John D, Nelsun
tfth Ave q NJ
Seattle Wash
Henry Allison
Veterinary surgeon
Nahton. wash.
Mr. Josephine nuFEett
lGis ftb ST.
Anaccrtes, Wash.
A. =. Stookey
Olympia. wash.
T. ?. Helms
Tf1s itth Ave Il ".
Haiiard station
Mr. a. 4. Gardiner
12Ea Alki Ave.
Seattle Wash.
> n. Gnluiy
1894 q Alder s.
Seattle Wash.
Airs susan shepherd
Oneida. b Oak
Mrs. Mary g. Tulman
kirkland. wash
4. q. Glib
101 iath Ave 3.
Seattle. Wash
Mrs %. X. Fadnsss
-ooo itth Ave. W.
Seattle. wash.
VIM. " Mole
1919 Eas; Harrison So.
SEATTLE. Wash.
G. Helms
Grand Union Hotel
Seattle. wash.
: Hoimguist
Seattle. Wash.
Max Reischei
Fort Wordeu. Wash.
G.. A. Traer
snoaualmie Falls. wn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
DAIRY PRODUCTS
rricss Paid shippers


Uuttfffat-
a rrads. Seattle asiissry... -
ErEs Cases inciudndl
Entras o. uhite shsli.s.s... .;io IL
f1rsts o. mined eoiofs..... Al
FuiiFk fasrsssa HHHstsrHfssrs ~
Mia -cut. feb Seattle supply ft
N. D. IL rnna.naaTy ......... iN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29

Mike Nshnnry
Merits Niuu.
u A cauaU
if1k Hriirvua
seattle. wash
Anasa Everett
Rsifair wash.
Afrt G A. rettsr
1lt Nerth tsth 81
seattle. Wash
Mrs . T. Mcguire
sie Denny Way
Seattle. Wash
kButr Kuustsen
Kelly r. MrrrrFeau
Kent Wash
John iax
snge passdrua riar.
seattle. Wash
sfr q y miller
Monror. Wash
a. a. Russell
fsEauuah. wash
Mrs a. g. curtis.
Hotel West
Minneapolis. Nina
Mr W A. mn
2lt Coiumhia 81
seattle. wash.
Margaret Hammerslry
kirkland. Wash.
Mrs. chris Miller
ftt seneca ~
seattle. Wash.
Jack Horton. v r.
Minneapolis. MINI.
Mr. { ". clark
it1t SSH Ave.
seattle wash
Isaac . Tomilnnon
Kirkland. wash,
y. 1. HALEY
Ia Conner. Wash.
John =. IouEhrun
-oi Quincy Ave.
Chehalia wash.
Col A. ". westhrook
AuetioHevr. r. I
i.yudeu. wash.
Iulrs WIN. J Long
Chsihu. wash.
A. ~. Erkart
SIS second Ave.
Seattle. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
Ship News
Tides in Seattle

TUESDAY
AFHIi -
Ilrst tiiEh rids
81 m 90 a.
tifst Los tide
e. m la r.
srrnnd IiiEh Tide
90 b. b. al o.
srosnd fsH uds
% . 80 g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29

HNN
AFnti %
ttfst iiiEh TIDE
fG e. IIu &c.
tlrst iaw Tid
HT a m &C.
rrond IisTh Tiir
81 H a.
.rcand los fidT
. M 81 o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29

sursr-cans. per cwt ........ 8
Beet. per eEt. ss.ss...ss.-ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29

This is a reduced
r. pr o duction of
the box.
Actual size is
: 12x5 Lzxl.
The yer is
handsomely printed
in gold on black
embossed paper,
which has the APP
pearance of leather.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
2 FEMALE HELP WANIn. !.

SOME women OF today maxi MAXI At
sands OF dollars. ,nJletura
and science, You can Monday
those women wnsuns send u
morning. They call up "n ~ NOR
10 n modern Laundry, sraIn aud
profitable 20 use you, sox We
lot us save your paSN, Laundry,
darn 'em. New Richmohu ''
Ell iot-ii00. .-.,--..5 TOP.
| ACCURATE typists dem .inu umcthci
notch salaries. Randalwas n X
win put you in the top col I.E0E
! SUCCESS BUSINESS UIia.oN
6i5 Crazy BIDS 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29

I,osT-Your one greatest oppoI's.sc..
ity, II you haven't a trrfsrest
count with us at ~ Ssvinrs
Think II overl Peop,ss Navy Il
Bank, the friendly old v,h home
Second and Pike streets. .s Re-
for more than twenty ycSs.it nIls
sources over four ana "s"
lion dollars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29

LOST. by blind man. black oln q
cite oyercoat In mems room csll
nuhlic library. Finder
ISE nwd-OiOi, Reward. ------s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29

LOST-St, Bernard female nssrnard.
eyes. Also e-month ST seI"ss,h
male. Reward. Apply e-i-
ave. S. w. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
LOST AND FOUND

FoUND-Where you may ressa
your unfortunate losses, by sssns
ing a Savings account AZ -
terest. The best friend you ca cst
made. IL you will but use u Nv
n savings pass book and rsal ~
save where 49, interest VIII
added by us TO your savings
We were here doing business wso
YOU were babies moro ,n a,,rrs
years ago. The Peoples sus,nr.
Bank in its own home oui Wink
Mt Second and Pike Streets' ,r and
IL over. Resources over iVu'
one-half millions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
CHORUS GIRLS VIEW
WITH AI.AIiM. EOK ONCE

II was quito an insiatcnt after
noon. II you set our meaning.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-03-12

Dyer. Boone. declared that Rohrer
was her authority for stating that
Charley McCloud" of York was
purchaser of eontraband liquor.
The article was called to McCloud's 3
attention and he called upon Rohrer
for his authority for the information
furnished the w. c. T. u. An in
vestigation of the files showed that
Rohrer had named the wrong Nc
Cloud and the retraction is a result
of his interview.
"A grave mistake" very unfor-
tunate.' mot the right person" are
phases used by the editor of the Union
Worker in her retraction and apology.
The issue also carries a letter from
McCloud, declaring the first statement
'unqualifiedly false" and asserting
that the writer never purchased con-
traband liquor from any one at any
time and had never been solicited by
a bootlegger.
Rohrer's statement to the editor,
which also is published, states that
McCloud appeared before him and
denied being guilty" of the charge
made.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-03-12

All they carried besides their clothes
Was an alarm clock and a marriage
certificate. The girl wore hiking
costume. with a ragged sweater and a
pair OF tennis slippers. She had no
hat.
The man wore a ragged and faded
army suit He claimed he'd been
wounded and gassed in the war. He
showed the dents of a couple pieces
of shrapnel had left In his head.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-03-12
Hoover Protests
Radio Monopoly
Declares Etlker Is Public Util.
ity; Urges Passage Of
White Bill.

Washington, March 1i.-Declaring
the ether has become ap ublic utility
as a result Of radio proadcasting. Sec
retary Hoover today told the house
merchant marine committee that its
use must be safeguarded against pos
sible monopoly.
Hoover recommended passage of
the White bill which provides for reg
ulation of radio communication.
ut is not conceivable that the
American people will allow this new
born system of communication to fall
exclusively into the power of any in
dividual or group" he said.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-03-12
C.. W. Eaton Heads Nebraska
State Declamatory Board
specjaI Dispatch TO The Omaha Bee.

speciaI Dispatch to The Omaha Bee.
Orleans, Neb., March 1l.-G. w
Eaton was elected president of the
Nebraska State Declamatory board at
a meeting held last night. Other OF
ficers elected are: Paul West, Gothen-
burg, secretary, and T. r. Crawford
treasurer
Officers of the Southwestern Ne
braska High School Declamatory
board are: +. f. Bowers. president;
G. w. Eaton, secretary, and W. X.
Harris, treasurer.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-03-12
Falls City War Veteran
Succumbs to Wounds

Falls city. Neb., March II. =
Wounds received In the Argonne for
est drive when a lieutenant with Com
pany d. one Hundred and Fortieth
infantry, Thirty-fifth division, proved
fatal to Russell A. Hiatt of this city.
He died at Hayward, Cal. The body
will be brought to Falls City for
burial. Lieutenant Hiatt received a
machine gun bullet, near the heart.
was was never removed.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-03-12

Columbus, Neb.. March 1.-THE
winter courses of th- public night
school will close with the Wednesday
evening classes. About 40 per cent OF
those who enrolled for the second sem
ester finished all courses they started
TO take. according to City Superinten-
dent of Schools r. r. MCGEE. Classes
In dressmaking and millinery We're
popular. English courses were the
most popular text book subjects.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-03-12
Nerviest Newlyweds
Wedding Certificate,
Clock, Only Property
Hiking to California

Columbus. Neb., March 11.-Colum-
bus police believe they have discovered
the nerviest man and the neryiest girl.
Five weeks ago the man started out
from Pittsburgh, Pa. dead broke. He
was on his way to California. With
never a cent in his pocket. he kept
on going until he struck Nebraska
City. There he found girl.
The girl. II, and the man, 40,
"blew into" Council Bluffs and were
married. Not bothered in the least
by lack Of funds, they started to hike
across the country to California.
Last night they arrived at the police
station here. Police provided them
with meals and lodging.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-03-12

Radio communication. the secre-
tary added. lis not to be considered
as merely a business carried on for
private gain. for private advertise
ment or for the entertainment of the
curious. II is a public concern inn
pressed with the public trust and to
be considered from the standpoint of
public interest to the same extent and
upon the same basis OF the same gem
eral principles as our other public
utilities
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-03-12
York County Land Sells !.
More Freely Than Last Year

York, Neb., March 11.-Miss Edith
Lancaster, register of deeds, reports
more than the usual number of deeds
offered for record in the first week
of March. Forty.three instruments
were offered March /, 4S on the Sd
and 80 on the 4th, with smaller num-
bers being offered each day since,
which brings the aggregate away
above last years record. Farm land
is moving freely at prices about the
same aNriast year.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-03-12
Farmer Injured as Front
Axle on Auto Truck Breaks

Columbus. Neb., March 11.-Xavier
Wendt, Colfax county farmer, was Sc
yerely cut and bruised when an auto
mobile truck he was driving on the
Lincoln highway two miles east of.
the city was ditched when the front
axle broke. Wendt was thrown from
his seat as he attempted to avoid
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-03-12
Error Admitted
in Terming York
Candidate Wet
". c. T. u. Publication Re-
tracts Statement that C.. H.
McCloud's Name Was on
Bootlegger's List.

The Union Worker, official publica-
tion Of the w. c. T. u. in Nebraska
in its March issue retracts statement
published a month ago accusing c..
Il. McCloud, York, a candidate for
republican national committeeman, of
being on bootlegger's list now in the
possession of u. S. Rohrer, federal
prohibition agent.
In the February issue, Leila G..