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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-06

form OF a special reception By ap.
rroXimately 400 mall carriers. az the
orpheum matinee performance
Tuesday afternoon. where they will
endcavor ito put over 20 the little
lady a bouniiful vote % thanks for
the many hours Of hard work she
has put In. In their behalf
juno, az the head Of her own
company of Juvenile actors and nc.
tresacs, dances and sings her way
Into an hearty wherever sho 40.
pears. with her inlmiinble artistry
md wonderful personal appeal She
has been before the public since she
was two.and.a half years old. and
has played opposite such film favor.
ties AZ Fairbanks. pickford. Chaplin.
and with Hope Hampton In estar
Dust"
iune's encourage. when travelling.
includes her manager. Murray Cor.
don. her tutor. her mother. and. last.
but by no means least. her French
toy roodlc end pal. "Pudgie." n Gift
10 her from her friends. tho National
Association ~ Letter Carriers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-06
Sheriff Gets 3
in Valley Raid

In a cleanup raid on alleged rum
dealers Of the Green river valley.
ordered by Sheriff Matt starwich
Monday night. three residents OF the
district were brought in by Deputy
Sheriffs Joe Hill and Joe Harrihan.
The three were charged with pos.
session of liquor IN complaints filed
Tuesday moring. They arc Corey
Knight, Wren Julian and Jim Smith.
All three lived at differen. points
along the valley.
a quantity OF moonshine and
bourbon WHISTLES and connection
containing mint, for the r1anufac.
ture OF mint Juleps. was seized by
the two officers. Bail was set at
$3.50 each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-06
Preacher Goes
After With
Modern Miracle

NORFOLK. Ncb, May g.. Mem.
hers OF the Grnco lutheran church
here find 1t hard 10 make an cx-
cuse for missing sermons because
tho pastor. Roy. Fred c. Brand
horst. Is willing TO call on the latest
inventions to keep hts congregation
active.
Several Of the older people Of the
church began TO miss services. Rev.
Brandhorst inquired. and was told
they couldn't hear the sermons
special earphones. were placed in
their pews and connected with the
pulpit.
one member of the congregation
became invalidated and for that
reason was forced to miss services.
The next Sunday n special wire
had been installed from the pulpit
to her sick room and she was able
to hear the services.
Attendance is on the upward
trend, Rev Brandhorst says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-06
MARKET DROOPS
AT OPENING
German Ballot News Hamp-
ers Initial Change Prices
WALL STREET JOURNAL FINAN-
tiAL REVIEW

new YORK. May Important
neus developments overnight were
the senhte's adoption ~ the 20 per
cent maximum surtan clause in the
tax bin and fuller returns from the
German elections. which showed ths
Dawes program had passed safely
ihrH tho severe test
industfiais displayed a slightly
FfarDonary tone in the early deal
iuEs Baldwin dropped or more
than a point 90 ii2ts and similar re-
ceHHionH took place ln hfudsbaksF
and other leaders Steel common
Was heavily dealt in, declining 90
~ =. against Mondays high ~ tsis
Opening prices Included Inltfh
states Steel. eEts. AtehiHon. 1904 (.
New Haven. 1914. up = Consoii-
dated Gas. gtA, or = Pam AmeTl-
can y. ~. or 4. Bethlehem. teh
OF = WeaunEhonss, beh Colorado
Fuci, t04. or e North American,
2ah studsbaksr. gtA General Mo-
tors. tas United states Rubber
2sh. MARYLAND. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-06
THIEF ESCAPES
BULLET HAIL
Surprised by Bothell Man;
Sheriff Seeks Bandit

Discovered IN the act or rlnlng
tho Cooperative store AZ BotheIl.
Monday night. an unknown burglar
Tied when the night Waterman
opened fire upon him. according TO
word received by Sheriff Matt star.
wich Tuesday.
The burglar was standing az the
cash register and had taken about
$50 IN dollars and halves when the
Waterman appeared. Tho burglar
ran thru the door In tho front Of the
store and escaped in n Ford dcliS.
cry automobile, amidst hail Of
bullets from the watchman's gun.
Entrance 10 the store was obtained
thru rear window
While the shcriffs office was i'm.
medlateIy notified and prowler cars
sent out 90 watch the highways, the
man made n getaway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-06
ERRATIC MART
OPENS WEEK

CHICAGO. May Chains riossd
irregular on the board ~ trade TO-
day. The session was crratlc. There
was some late buying In wheat
causing fractional rice on the
values, This WAS induced hy sharp
decrchHen Ia both the American aud
Canadian visible supplies
Corn weakened on lower cash
prices, Planting on an Increased
acreage lu making rapid strides In
all sections
Oats fell under profit taking. This
market also was influenced by corn
Provisions were lower
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-06
Portland Live Stock
Mondays Quotations


{ attls Receipts, 1875. Tone % market,
weaker steers. good grade. fE6e8B.
medium. ts.tgut tei common, fkatsp.
hsifsrs GOOD. t7stuti medium and
common. g. se8t1s cows good. is.ss
9laa. medium ana common. 1850
So. Caurrra ana cutters. it,spUfati
bulls oanusrs and bploEuas. i1uAtes
eaifss. medium and choice. 40 lbs
down. f7uii. 100 20 100 he. leo
lp.ao. go its. up ifseU1
HeEs Receipts. ttsa Tons % market
weaker. Medium. good ard choice. 100
20 100 lbs. i7,ttut.5t. 200 10 40 ihs .
$500 .tt. $50 lhs. up. i59T.s0. pack.
inr smooth heavy. fsgE7s. packing
rough heavy. itspas: slaughter pigs
tf9T.fe. feeders and steckeFs. 1910
6.sG.
sheep Receipts. zoo. Ton. Of market
steady. IAmhs - lbs down. medium
20 choice. if8ii. hsatYvelEhts. me
dium ard choice. 1883 ruiis and
eommens. al weights. fsut. wsthers.
tsgfte ewes common 70 choice.
ftso87se.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-06

Because he failed to perform his
police duties tho declared to be physI.
cally able TO resume them in full.
patrolman +. II. I.lttau was dismissed
from the police department Tuesday
noon.
Littau. according TO police records.
is n veteran Of five years service.
Sometime ago he was stricken with
illness and was given sick leave. He
was later rcinstated by the police
pension board on recommendation OF
the pension board physicians. but has
been unable to carry out his work Far
n full shift.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-06
Kate Klaxton,
Heroine, Dies
Aged "a Years

NEW YORK. May Skate klax-
ton. known TO a previous generation
as ''the Sarah Bernhardt Of Amer
lea" who won undyinE fame as the
heroine OF the great Brooklyn the
alter fire in 1876. Is dead
Tho end came peacefully while
she slept. Her sister. with whom
she had lived since her retirement
in 1911. found her dead in her bed
Monday.
II vas when Kate Klaxton cried
TO the stampeding audience that
December night nearly half cen
fury ago: "Sit still: VIC are between
you and th fire. SIT still for Gods
sake" while flames roared and
licked in tho wings and dcyourcd
the flimsy scenery, that she became
famous.
Afterwards. with her husband,
Charles T. Stevenson. an actor. she
appeared in The Two Orphans.
East Lynne" Camille" and other
immortal successes. She went thru
theater fires and half dozen
panics Her husband divorced her
secretly; her only son committed
suicide. but her philosophy was
cheerful.
III tragedy comes. live 1t down;
look for n brighter tomorrow" she
told friends
She was "a years old last year.
Many oId-time professional folk
are expected TO attend the services
Thursday at the Little Church
Around the Corner"
Miss Klaxton prospered in rccen,
years. owning the rights TO THE
Two Orphans" from which ID. w
Griffith filmed orphans OF the
Storm"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-06
Accuse Belanger
of Manslaughter

MnnNIuuEhter charges ngninst
Louis Belanger were prepared Tues.
day by the prosecutors office and
were to be filed late in the afternoon.
Belnnger drove the car In which Mrs.
Jessie Clark. 81. his housekeeper, met
death last week. a coroncr's jury
Monday accused him OF being intoxi.
Gated at the time. Since the accident
he has been held on an open charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-06
GIVES WEEK or
NAVAL ATTRACTIONS

The change was decided upon at
tho meeting o. the committee Mon,
day night. contingent upon the
change being satisfactory 90 the
Seattle port commissioners IN their
plans for the Bell 81. terminal
where the exposition il TO be held.
The commissioners agreed 10 the
change.
Advancing the date will supply
an unprecedented week OF attac-
lions. In addition 10 the education.
al and industrial features OF the
exposition. the committee has
planned an elaborate program Of en-.
tertainment for the 1000 visiting
merchants that win come TO Seattle
for the exposition.
Coupled with these viii be the
program that will be provided by
tho United States navy. seventy
five warships will be anchored In
and around Seattle waters under
command OF Admiral Robert f.
Coontx. These will be open TO
visitors. and a special naval display
will be arranged. With them win
IL several dozen navy airphnes'
which viii have a prominent place
on the program.
The week win also be featured By
athletic contests between the dit.
ferent boats Of the havy. Boat
races between picked crews Of the
ships viii be held on Lake Wash.
ington. and the inier-ship baseball
series for the Seattle trophy cup
viii be among the chief features
of the navy's athletic events.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-06
By Q. LrCILLE BrTLER

HDAiNTY JUNE HoNicK. the
~ little Seattle miss who is
charming Seattle al the orpheum
this week. IL one or the cioycrest
youngsters on the speaking stage
and of II, as we'll
For In the last few months thru.
out her orpheum circuit tour June
has collected approximately 100000
signatures supporting the Kelly
Edge bill. now before congress. fav-
oring tho movement for higher pay
for postal workers
Wherever she has. appeared. this
i4.ycar.oid artistic has pleaded their
cause. and has earned tho sincere
admiration and gratitude % every
postal empioyc In the United States
By so doing.
Win her seven months campaign
closed. June is anxiousiy awaiting
tho verdict. and seatiic-hcr own
home town land particularly the
postal workers. are giving her a
royal welcome and ovation which
win s,rikingiy manifest itself In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-06
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. May LEADING for
elgn exchanges were slightly higher at
tho close today, Etcriing demand. tsasS.
up =; francs. demand. io.0sssIs lire.
io.otasB. up tO.oeoois Belgian francs.
i0os77. off ,o.eoo7 y German marks,
100000, 100000 20 the dollar; Russian,
si7. Shanghai. EOS; Yokohama. $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-06
Omaha Live Stock

Cattle Receipts. 5000. Tone Of market,
steady. Nshfilngs. fs7sBl8.fe: coNs
and heifsfs tSuittos steers. iite8
Efsi stortsrs and feeders. it1st
calves. itat9i bulls And sisEs. is.so
o..
Hog. Receipts is 900. Tone % market.
around Zoe iowsr. Bulk. isSQuT. top.
81.
sheep Receipts. 5000. Tone Of market.
strong rcartinEs. tk7Bgio. usthcrs.
iGgaso. iami,s. itsgie.ss. ewes. $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-06
Ceremony to Mark
"a Years of Service

Special ceremonies marking the
beginning OF the silver anniversary
OF the North Coast limited, Of the
Northern Pacific rnilway. viii be
held at the Union station wedncs.
day morning. at o o'clock. lust be.
fore the Northern Pacifics limited
leaves for Chicago.
The limited service enters its 25th
year Wednesday. and the cercmo.
mics will mark "a years OF service,
during which 100000 passengers
have been carried without fatal
accident.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-06
Arrivals and Departures

Arrit ~d-NHY str West SIlua from
Msibgufns Via ports. AZ 1870 a. m-. ms
Loo Alamos from Martinez. az a. an
Nay Str knockfisrua from MIKE via
Tacoma a. .. M. Htr BrookdAis from
Tacoma a. t;is .. M. str Alaska from
Alaska. AZ see .. m. ,if Los Angeles
from Fort san Luis. 81 1855 >. m.
ratied-MaY t,-hu Admiral watson
for AisskH- AZ 10 a. M s;r Alaska for
Tacoma. at tsts a NJ. May Str Gu
rscse fof Hidden Inlet and Alaska ports.
az ,. M str Victoria for Akuian. AZ
. M, sir Castle Town FOR Aukiitso
Ma Tacoma a. .. m. ctr Hanisy for
New York via Everett, and ports. az tiis
p. M sir FRED Baxter for los Angeles
va Blaine, At 1856 a M. ctr AnyoI
Tor y. G. ports ~ 1855 a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-06
Boston Wool

BOSTON. May 5,--Prioes In the wool
market are steady today, influenced by
the strength In foreign wool markets
The Austrian wool season II drawing to
q close "a the third series OF wool auc-
tons open at London.
Germany, Australia and Russia are
gradually consuming more wool. and tho
consumption Of wool abroad is increas-
Ing daily. Fine ard fine medium terri.
tory wool auotahlc at si.s0 to siss;
fine unwashed ohio delalnes now quot
able at 81 10 IS cents or slightly under
quotations named last week. Australian
merinor are becoming scarce aud are
auotable at siso for stS7os.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-06
MAY HONOR

A May honor win be award
every girl fulfilling the following r
quirementsi
/. Selling 25 dozen or more doug
nuts.
?. Participating in health pa
cant.
3. Registering for Scaith.
4. Making n May basket q
mother and dad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-06
Denver Live Stock
ilandays Quotations

Cattle Receipts. srIo steady % weak
Reef steers ttQt0f0s cows and hsif-
ore. fg1GTGs calsss fs.t0ui115s
storksfs and feeders. % tegt.sei bulls,
tauE
nsEs Receipts tTsb. Market. steady
- piEs fsag.
sheep Receipts. tst6 Market. iogitc
higher Fat lambs, iit.5fgitigI
raeH fEHiO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-06
STREET FRocK

An interesting street frock OF
covert cloth buttons from the
shoulder line to the end OF the very
long overtunic with carved wood
buttons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-06
San Francisco Produce
Mondays Quotations

Buttcr--EStres. aahe III; prime flrst,.
sSc III.
ERss Extras, s6c doy., extra pullets. sc
dor, nudcrsircd pullets, l7isc dox,
Cheese California flats. fancy. ieMc III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-06
LIVE STOCK
ouotsiions At Union stoekysrds
VEGETABLES

trhs prices given are those made 70
retail dealers BY wholesalers With few
seasonal exceptions, prices 20 producers
can be figured b. dfductinE the cost or
transportation 20 Seattle and approx
rnAtsiy IS per cent for hauling storage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-06
Ship News
Tides in Seattle
WEDNESDAY,
IL sflAI
MAY q
Weather Bureau Report

TAToOsH ISLAND. May 60 =. M
barometer falling. rain and mist. wind
south. ne miles an hour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-06
WATER sHUT.OrF NOTICE

MATER will be shut off Wed.
w nesday. from n. m. to
y. m, on w. Frontenac st..
from California ave. to 47th ave.
=. w. and on 47th ave. s. w.
7 from w. Myrtle st. 10 w. From
tonac st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-06
Campfire GirL

-''N t''~s ii-l DAY race 10 a.,
.e1 DoUrhuut dars biank,
Information letters are be.nT -,
10 an Fuar1laHa Campar. =
are accosling friends. relative.
strangers altb. "IGeaEs hor
dozen dougbuufs would y5u h..
order from TIE Csmpfre ~.
Aiay l7thg7 son1s Rri,
nsarsd the 100 dozen gosi
nave scored 90 And tie r.es
Just begun The girls win -.
orders but wiii lake 10 mons
tii che d0uEhnufs are dsl,,....
Zach SRI delivers the order,
secures On she 18th. d.rirs. :.
tains VIII find a central -.
where the giris q the disirie. !,
call for and deliver their dogrs,-
The following are the es,,s.
for the various districts:
University Mrs Margaret Y.
er kE nwd.zsf0
iAncoln-Aiiss Elizabeth Hem,
NE lrse 1875.
Broaduay-M rs. 2. c. Leo.
"a a-6ssg.
Garfleld-Mrs 81 A. Weed. "a,
22nR.
West Seattle Miss Msrr..
Hickson WE st-0o47.
Duwamish VALLEY - Mia. A.
Simmons Oh endle-6z8l
Queen Anne-Nrs. Laura Fern.
CA ma 225O.
Franklin Mrs Grace K.,.I
BE acn-0sg7.
BalIard-Mis Iphlgsns BsnssI
ST nsetisf3.
Central - Mrs. Bertha Gard,..
MA ln.2i73.
Five awards Will be mad. =.
girls and groups securing the NJ
orders
IA big Surprise" for N.
securing the greatest number
doughnut orders. lonly car.,
Keen and Miss Ruth know ~
the surprise isl
"A week al sealih FOR The :,
selling second highest number N
doughnuts.
3-A trip 70 the ocean Nav "a !
June for the group selling M
doughnuts.
"A weekend al Klmonyon Ioa,.
CMiss Ruth's cottagel for the Fr,~
selling the second highest numt.
Of dOughnuts.
IA capt. Keen party 70, 4,
girls and leaders selling % dozen !,
more, May p. at 7 ,. m. aboss
ship. Capt. and Mrs. Keen are ~
ing the date. Capt. Keen sar n
each girl selling the greatest nus
Der In each town there viii h (,
week at sealth Capt. Reen's sinl
The contest is open 70 all ous.sl
town groups. order blanks are 1.
ing mailed out. and more mar y
- ~ UAtAlBh Vt NftL4lr nj
headquarters. The number Of y
ders should be mailed or telephoss.
in 10 the Seattle office by MAY 4;
Doughnuts will be shipped 10 ress
the towns by May II. Our dIree,Io.,
for out-of.town groups are. first. 4
elect a town captain. and, secos.
70 follow her directions.
All aboard! Hoist the aneh,s
The race Is on
on May 10. saturday afternoon 1
health pageant win be held in 4.
university stadium. Campfire Gu
viii meet on the steps OF Denny hi
at $50 p. m. They will wear Wits
middies, dark-plaited shirts a.
tams. Groups viii take their p,
nantFl with them. The Campfs
Girls have been asked 10 conclus
the pageant with a Commute oes
mony. Be prepared with Ameria
the Beautiful. Walking Song al
Greed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-06
SET MERCHANTS
SHOW DATES
Exposition to Be Held as
Fleet Assemblies
DATE is ADVANCED
Varied Program Win Be
Offered Visitors

In order 10 permit visiting mcr.
chants 70 witness the assembly q
the Pacinc nesi In Seattle waters.
the date of the Pacific Northwest
Merchants Exposition has hcon
changed Go the week ~ August rs TO
-. II was announced Tuesday by
r. ". Frame % the Kenworth Motor
Truck Corporation. general chairman
% the executive committee Of the OK.
position.
On the announcement % the com.
plste program Tor the 75 ships Of
the United States navy that viii he
IN rugct sound this summer. IL was
discovered that the fleet was 20 as.
scmhlc az Port Townsend for man.
cuNers during Exposition week. After
a conference with Admiral Robert T.
Coontn Who offered 90 try 20 secure a
change tn the orders hut Who was
not SURF it could be accomplished.
the committee decided TO advance the
date ~ she ,a..rtaeffInu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-06

wheat open high low Close
May 49,. ssisd ssiSd - IND - ND
July. - I'D ~ Nd " "a b. I'D
oot..... - al % ad ssli7sd So II I'D
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-06
NUTS
Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers
FLOUR AND SUGAR
MAY, GRAIN AND Feed
prices on Mixed Carloads to shipper
n a Il Seafflel

4. o. Is. seattle)
Alfalfa Hny-First grade ......... .ei.oo
Corn-wholc, yellow, 1sOs. $500 q 1000
Cracked and feed meal,
zoos ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000 u is.oo
Barley -whole. feed. zoos. 600
Oats--whoie feed. 1o0's..... 1000 q 4s.00
Rolled and ground, 75's-
SOS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4s.o0 q 1900
Wheat -Recicaned feed. 125's $500 q II. 90
Mixed feed and run ..........so.o
An-Grain Chop--s0's ........... 4t.oO
Growing Feed--io0's .,...,..,.....4 400
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-06
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

suEnr-Dull. Raw. s5.ss; refined, dull.
Eranulated, s7,7o6sl0.
Coffce-No. Rio. i5dl5hc ID; No. 4
santos, lsGisso lb,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-06
Cash Wheat
Liverpool Grain

CHICAGO. May Cash wheat No. :
hard. iios.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-06

"Honest John" Kelly, once
O famed NeW York chorac-
ter, shifted his activities TO
the Bahamas after prohibit
ton and noto has q palntiol
resort bHotCn as The Bahom-
anian club, ohichy IL is said,
wW riual Eprope's fdr-fomed
Monte Carlo.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-08-21
Good Motto for Life:
Bring Out the Best

DID you ever stop to think what
kind of a woman your wife would
have been If you had not asked her TO
marry you? Or did you ever imagine
what type of man your husband
would have been if you had not an
swered yes?
Have you ever crushed any ambi-
ton, chased away any talents or driven
inspiration from your household?
What have you done to increase or de
velop your life partners talents?
Whether you are aware of 1t or not,
you have either brought out the best
side of this partners life or buried all
that was good in him or her.
A good many of US possess two
sides. There are more Doctor Jekylls
and Mr.. Hydes in the world than we
realize. How frequently your opinion
of q man and some one else's do not
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-08-21
TRAIN SMOKE

The smoke curled up above the
trains engine. Up and up into the
air the smoke curled, and more and
more kept coming from the stack.
Great clouds of smoke seemed to be
shot out-oh, how much smoke there
was! And it almost seemed to stop
in the air for a bit and wait for the
clouds of smoke from below to join it
all before it disappeared into the air.
1--WE belong to the train family, too"
the clouds Of smoke were saying.
Curling, curling, curling, we, too,
belong to the train family.
"The engine and the coal cart, the
baggage car, the passenger trains-all
belong to the train family, but 80 do
the clouds of smoke.
1.-THE whistle belongs to the train
family, all the different parts do, but
so, also, the clouds of smoke belongl
I'VE are sent up into the air by the
engines smOkestack. We go when we
are told and we let the countryside
around know that a train is passing
by.
"Some of us do this work at one
place and some at another, and so it
is all along the line.
"And as we go up into the air we
are proud that we belong to the train
family.
FOL the train family is a family of
travellers. There are no stay-at-homes
among that family. Sometimes they
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-08-21
Drink Milk You Fish.

The local workers of the National
Dairy council, in a certain city, Of
fered a prize to the schoolboy who
would get up the most attractive
poster.
Little Sammy showed his teacher a
picture of a boy with a bottle of milk
In one hand and a bowl of goldfish in
the other. He was pouring the milk
into the bowl.
"But Sammy" the teacher said,
''there Is no lettering on this, what do
you mean?"
"Don't you get the ideaT" asked
Sammy. ut means, drink milk you
poor fish"