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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-23
AM ORE wheat and cotton; less corn
 V and tobacco than in 1923 Is the

N H OIe1A WhCdb anu SOSSOAs ACSS SOAA lVH and tobacco than in 1923 Is the
 important story told by the Au- gust crop forecast of the Department of Agriculture. The importance Of these facts, however, Hes deeper than the actual estimates of production as compared with a year ago.
 To take the corn crop first, the Au- gust forecast of 2,576, 100000 bushels is an increase of 61,000,00O bushels over the July forecast, although the latest estimates show that this years crop will be 15 per cent less than the crop of 1923. But favorable weather condt- tions this month may increase the final yield considerably. Provided prices hold firm, every increase of a million bushels in the yield will mean an ad- ditional million dollars or more for the farmer.
 The August outlook for a wheat
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-23

Ratio Of total rsseryes to deposit and Federal Reserve note liabilities combined. sl.4 per cent
 Contingent liability eills purchased for foreisn SLABS, ,Ss0.3l.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-23

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Aug. 22.-Butter fat. 1c higher: 2sc. Other produce was unchanged.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-23
ATLANTA REsERVE eANk

ATLANTA. Ga Aug 22.-- Special l--statennent Of and Liabilities Federal Reserve bank of Atlanta at the close of business, August 20 1924;
 Resources Gold with F. R. Agt. .$lla a.575.77O.00 Cnld rad fund with
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-23

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-Live poultry, irregular: Broilers by freight, 2eQ32c; fowls by freight, 21026c; by express, 20@27c
 Dressed poultry. irregular: old roosters, 1592oc. Butter, unsettled. Receipts, 1s,15s tubs. Creamery higher than extras, 39ik 040c; creamery extras (92 score), 39c; creamery firsts (ss to 91 score), S6A @38hc.
 Eggs, firm. Receipts, 1s,11s. Fresh gathered extra firsts, 3s@40c; fresh gathered firsts, s4@37c; fresh gathered seconds and poorer, 2s933c; refrigerator extra firsts, s49341hc; refrigerator firsts, s215 9S31zc.
 State whole milk flats, fresh, fancy to fancy specials, 1894 @21c; state whole milk flats, average run, 19e.
 KANSAS CITY, Mo, Aug. 22.-Butter fat, 1c higher: 2sc. Other produce was unchanged.
 CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-Butter, lower: Creamery extras, SIG; standards, 36hc; extra firsts, s51s QS6c; firsts, s4@341sc; seconds, 32033hc.
 Eggs, higher. Receipts, 7,141 cases. Firsts, S1934c; ordinary firsts, 29@30c.
 Poultry, lower: Fowls, 17Q22c; springs, 27c; roosters, 15hc.
 SUGAR MARKET
 NEW YORK, Aug. 22-The raw sugar market was firm today. A sale of 10000 bags of, Cuban for September shipment was made at 5.59c, duty paid. Spot Cuban was quoted at 5.53c, without transactions.
 Raw sugar futures advanced to 4 points on active buying by Cuban and commission houses, but realizing checked the upward movement. Final prices were points lower to net high er September closed at 3.75c, Decem- Der at S.76c, March at S.34c and May at 3.42c
 Refined sugar was unchanged at 6.s0 @7c for fine granulated with continued good withdrawal demand.
 Refined futures were nominal.
 t3Ft STEEL MARKET
 NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-Steel prices were unchanged.
 HORSES AND MULES
 EAST ST. LOUIS, H., Aug. 22.-I Horses and mules were unchanged, with market slow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-23
PouLTRY ANp PRopuoE

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 22 Poultry: Springs, 26c; ducks, He; others were unchanged
 Eggs, and butter were unchanged.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-23

13. .100, 900 bales, or T5O.0O0 more than August l. It is doubtful if it will como that hish.-John F. Clark & Go.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-23
500 Fall and Winter
 Wool Suits

That will be the greatest sensation-n suit selling Birmingham has had in many day-All mate rials-all coors-all styles and in all sizes will be found in the collection at price that is far below anything that has been offered here or elsewhere in many year.
 Come early-be here when the doors open
 and get first choice of 800 suits that are
 every one of them real sensation in value
 giving.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-23

CAN'T YOU PICTURE 'EM? Watermelon time marks Georgia the land of the great open faces.-7James J. Montague.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Tsuuiuhi-pirr fQ-hfr
Meuu Haru. Pier u.-sr President
Madison.
Great northern Tsrminsi-str Toysma
BEL s,rsa Tsrminsi-Dssiroysn isi.
gai. sas.
American Can ca.-str Curacao.
Pier is-sir Achilles.
per e-htr FsiiE TaussiE.
Pier s-Btru Alaska. victoria
Pacific Coast Coal BunEsfs-u. n l.. =.
umatiiia. n n. T. H. q. Heather.
a. b Shipping board AoorinEs- hirs
nsarp0rt. HahsrHfisid, CgpTum, City %
HpoEane. Wet Icon. West 0ambo. West
Hsnthaa. west Cadron.
Connecticut htrsrt Terminal-Btrs I'd
morr. TranHvhhi.
Ttlnntie street Terminhi-stfa Monticsi-
TO- Kermit
stacy strsst Tsrminai-sir ohioan.
Lander street TsrminAi-str London
COMMERCIAL Boiler w0rks-sh EAniA
Ana.
D9thls's Tsrminai-Povsr sehr Ruby.
Todd DRY Dockz-sirs Patterson. Hanna
Nielsen.
nsrbor Island Dock 4 wsrsheuss-stT
Ruth Alexander.
West RsattIs Training Btation-Easis q.
HsffsrnHn's Dry Doek-As oregon.
Gifram-u. n n Relief. Arctic. Ssehsa.
Melville. Guyana. destroysrs zoe. as.
11f
winsiow Marine RniiNAy-Behrs. 1iin-
dsnao. vancouver. Eiia A.. Meteor and
Alamha. bafFes Coqultlan CITY. oriffoo
ard Henry Willard.
Alaska steamship AoorinEs-str Ketehi-
kan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
GOV. REFUSES TO
ALLOW GUARD
IN U. S. TEST
"lnadvlSable," Claims Wis
conSin'S Executive
FLAYS MOBILIZATION
He Won't Call Out Troops
Except in Emergencies

MADISON. Wis. Aug s.-wiscon.
4t1 sins national guard viii not take
part in National Defense day. Sep.
temeer is, II Was announced here to
day.
In an order issued by direction OF
Gov. John J. Blaine. Adjuiant Gen.
Ralph lmmell today declared the
governor feels that a ties, OF mobil.
nation Is inadvlsahle." and that the
Wisconsin national guard will take
part only on the call OF the prcsi.
dent of the Unlted States, issued In a
national emergency"
Rlaine's statement contends the De,
fcnsc test inadvisahle because Il
would stimulate "a national military
movement" and IL would be moro
worth while for America 90 hold a
demonstration that would lead 20 uni
versal peace" He also objected 20
the plan on the ground q would
create an unwanted impression In
foreign countries.
Gov. Blaine further attacked the
mobilization scheme on the ground
Of inconvenience. advanced by Gov.
Charles W. Bryan. Nebraska. demo
cratic vice presidential candidate. In
his statement. The Wisconsin chief
executive is a close friend ana pollti-
cal ally Of Senator Robert NJ. Ia Fol.
lette.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
YOU'LL FIND
1T HERE

Luke May. criminoioEisi. 20 speak
10 Religious Educational Workers
Tuesday noon Al Dartnall'A
Home OF J. y. Schwartz. Sunny.
dale. destroyed by fire Friday.
Lieut.. Gov Coyio starts on tour OF
Southwestern Washington Saturday
IN interest OF his candidacy FOR GOV.
crnor.
women's Coolidge for President
club viii meet az Meoyea' Monday
M 1890 a. m
Eighteen brooklyn teachers leave
Seattle on way 20 AiA1ka on yaea.
ton tour,
Mark IASky. uncle Of Tease GAsky
Of moving picture fame. Ia visiting
IN Seattle.
Associated Improvement Clubs OF
North End 20 meet Monday In Green
Lake library.
Sixteen Seattle women organize
''Beoler for Lieutenant Governor"
club.
Harry johnson. aB. single weaver.
arrested for weaving auto thru traffic
on Fourth ave. Had liquor. Ia claim.
Farmsu Of King. Kitsap. Mason.
Thnrston ana Pierce counties will
hold picnic At Point Defiance park.
Tacoma. on August s.
Hartley for Ooyeronr' club or.
ganlEod IN Seattle M meeting at
partnail's Friday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02

.NTHEN the term OF Arthur Y.
w Nelson. mayor Of st. Paul ran
out a few months ago. Nelson re-
fused 20 run again. lie said the
difference between the salary and
what he made previously an an az.
tofncy. was too great ana that he
couldn't afford a..
so citizens got together and made
up tho difference They wanted
Nelson that much. they said
The young mayor. Seattle vial.
tor. says that "a city can have
whatever kind OF government ia
citizens want"
lie runs his city with the aid OF
Ia cabinet" Of 80. including the
heads OF civic business and fratcr.
nal organizations. No big decision
ever u made without consulting tho
cabinet.
Nelson ls a eiean.cut young fcl.
low IN bis early SOS.
Part of his philosophy iG
This country nor ~ communi.
ties can't so astFay II It's average
citizen elects its public officers. II
a city hasn't the kind OF govern.
ment Il wants. that's a auro align
that tho stay.athomcs need 20 get
out and vote NJ tho next election.
A FUN vote Is all that r. needed
20 secure good government"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
STOCK MARKET
TREND is UP
Business Reviews Tells of
Better Conditions
WALL sTHETI JOURNAL TIyax-
gIAI nf.NEfeN

u -
liAL nEfIEW
hLW YORK Aug 2-Aftla trad
ing was not 81 active fgr the dry
- . haH ben recently the trend n
thr market continued upward. rtseEr
Swing every Indication IN uudrrIy-
lnE strength Weekend buFinrrr
rrtIrWH all tpld ~ gradually better
ms fpnlltunn ard sentiment WAS
inFii.r helped p ythr statement N
a. a. Bedford chairman or HInndHrJ
OIL Qf New Jersey. that world r8ndI-
tous were Joking a great deal bot
iff and that Improvement fu EurgBr
would help trade even here. Among
ths daVs features we're General
Electric and lPttfburE 4 West W.
gnlh. both ~ which advanced sharp
y % new highs
a slgnificAnt feature Of the recent
market iH pointed out By 4 large
commission house. This h. the 0ut-
Standing strength shown ia a week
Or 20 by such issues as American
Can, DudOpnt Philadelphia & Read
ing, Coal A Iron. United states Steel
and Colorado Fuei The behavior of
thes. stocks Suggests THAI some n
country are favorable 10 a bull mar
ket and are not trying % hide their
light under a bushel
opening prices Included. United
states steel. i0G Up e., American
sugar, 80, Up !: American smelling.
esa. OF =: Corn Products. 81.
American Can. i25h. up =. Amsri-
can Locomotive. 81. up a Bsthie-
hem Steel, Hh, UP Y. American
WOODEN, 7eh. on = General Flee
iric. 2Ci. up ] I. New York Chicago 4
s. Louis los: keunecOtt. 81: q. &
o.. 80: Colorado Fuel. 40. up y:
BALDWIN. 1873 up -; Studebaker.
up 4
TIE market closed higher; U. s.
Steel, 1888. up ~; baldwin, 1874.
Up Is: American Can. 1z7 Up
AZ: studebaKer. ssA. up =; Cast
can y. bsr, 40 /: cosden. sSI. up
= General Electric. 27Oh. up ~:
Colorado Fuel. J0ii. up IA; G, & D..
81 y. up ~ Erie. ath. up y Pitts
burg & West Virginia, 5s7s. up AZ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
WHEAT SEUMPS:
CORN UP
Heavy Realizing Hits Mart;
Oats Closes Irregular

CHICAGO. Aug SHARPLY lower
close Doc wheat and similar o.
vance in corn featured tho day in
Erain trading On The board NJ trade
today
Wheat was imprrti1us 20 market
Influences ana went into sharp sink
ing SPELLS vita heavy realizing
strength iu corn was not ruumuuI
tstsd go bread rtainr. Vital news ~
every description wac lacking fnr
port buHinfrH showed moro improve
ment with Halr N liberal quantities.
~ American grains va the gulf A
pflsatr estimate by Dr. N SNOW wac
The maluHtay ln corH'H sharply high
~ close. SNOW go thN crop az iAIr
100000 bushels more than Tho last
government estimate but this was
more than 400 600. 600 bushels Ices
than irnt years yield. September
corn went ~ iiia. a new high on
the crop. but Gagged a. the close
Oats acted Independently all day
ana showed an Irregular tone az abe
close
Provisions finished irregular.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
MAKES AUT0S G040 MILES
0nA GALLON OF GASOLINE

SIOUX FALLS, s. Dak.--The west.
srn Speciality Company OF thls city
announces the perfection OF an
amazing device which Is enabling
car owners all over tho country %
moro than double their mileage from
each gallon OF gasoline used. and
At the same time remove every par
tlcle OF carbon from their motors.
When the device IL attached, auto
mobiles have made over 40 miles on
gallon OF northumberland their
power and pep Tremendously and
ties.
This inexpensive little device e.
entirely automatic and seif-reg1iiat.
Ing and can be easily attached BY
anyone in a few minutes without
tapping or drilling.
The mana cement OF the company
states that In order 10 Introduce this
startling new invention they are
willing to send sample at their
own risk TO one car owner in zach
town who can show IL to nelghbort
and handle the big volume OF bust
ness which will BIO built up where
ever 10 IL shown.
just send your name and address
20 the. Western Speciality Co. 1850
Lacotah Bldg, Sioux Falls. s. b..
and get their free sample offer
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
Mrs. Elm Nygard to
Be Buried on Sunday

Mrs Kiln Nygard. wife of Gundcr
Nygard. both residents OF Seattle
since the year % the fire. 1853, passed
away nj the family residence In Red
mond. Washington. July 30. Tho re-
mains are being cared for by tho
Home Undertaking Company and tho
services win be held IN ia chapel on
sunday. August ,, az , p. m. Rev.
]. ID. o. Powers will offiolato.
Mrs. Nygard was 40 years old. was
born IN Minnesota and came 20 this
section % the country when gifl OF
"a years. She had lived In Seattle up
10 a year ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
Washington Wool
Wins in Olympic

Washington wool in Washington
blankets for Washington hotel.
received Endorsement in competition
with blanket manufacturers thru.
out tho country when tho Olympic
hotel company, placed It's order for
1000 washoagai blankets.
~ tho final test OF wool aud
workmanship. when Roy carruth.
ere, +. j. Douglas and Mr.. Virgins.
general manager OF the United Ho-
tells company. were present. the
Washington product showed at
least equal merit 70 tho Eastern
blankets. Eastern mills could not
reach the price after figuring In
commissions. profits. freight ana
charges on wool grown In the West
shipped East and tho finished prod.
uct returned TO Puget Sound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
FISH
l. ACCIDENT CAUSE

because a dead fish Ia a craio
opened is mouth 40 him saturday
+. 4, Bordnin -. dropped tho crate
on his foot no told city hospital
physicians nordnip. a longshorc'
man. was unloading the crate o.
fish az the Bcll a. dock. he said.
when one OF the finny inmates sud.
denly dropped It's Jaw ana stared AZ
him. The effect was too much, and
Bordnlp's foot was crushed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02

SIS DAILY easily made; big oppor-
tunity. men and women. Expert
ence unnecessary. asc profit every
dollar Particulars free. Address,.
Manager. 400 Worcester Bldg,
Portland, ore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02

ARMED Aug e-8fF iflu IansaIF
from u9HtoH fiH pofiH. ~ 30 =. m. 90
HhisaH from nsafou Eia porte. az 100
3 a stf Ruth Airaaudrr from Tacoma,
a. ans o. m. Aug. ihir President
Madison from MsHtlE ,ih porte. a 10 20
B. m.! Etr Achilles from FHurgufsr Wa
porte AZ 9 D. pa rfF Kermit from liam
burg sia ports. 81 80 .. m-
.ailsd-AuH, E-ftr Alaska FOR An
chorsEs, 90 .. a. rtr Victoria for Vie
torin. H g.. af tsis a.. m.s sir Dorothy
Lgrksnbhsh FOR Tacoma. at q, m. Aug
i.a8iF hanta inez Tor los Angeles VIA
san Fruneisco, AZ = pa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
College Athlete Is
Log-Rolling Champ

LoNCVIEW. Aug. i.--Matt Dill.
on. veteran logger and former holder
Of the worlds log rolling champion.
ship. was defeated Friday in the log
rolling contest here by Puri stone.
Washington college athlete.
The contest was part OF Fridays
program at tho celebration AZ Long
view OF the opening Of the new luui.
Der mill. II. a. Long presided over
the days festivities. Admiral coontz.
Senator Frank Wills. senator wes-
ley Jones and Congressman Albert
johnson were speakers.
The log rolling contests was the
big feature OF the day and the log.
gers expressed the wish that col.
ieges would take UP tho sport and
that log rolling would be an event
at tho next olympic games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
transportation Club
to Feast at Fortuna

Tho annual transportation club
picnic viii be held on "Transporta.
ton day" Saturday. August 0. AZ
Fortuna park. A special boat viii
leave Leschl park at is5 p. M.
Parking space for cars will bo pro.
yided by cars AZ tho grounds. There
viii be n BASEBALL game. other con
tests. and dancing afternoon and
evening. r. c. Johnson Is prcsi.
dent Of the club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
Reforestation Aids
Permanent Timber

J. c, Nollls. acting chief OF tho
lumber division OF the department
OF commerce. viii spend next week
in Seattle. with headquarters in the
bureau OF foreign and domestic
commerce bis Lowman building.
Mr. Nollls viii give his entire
time 20 lumbcrmen OF this section
and viii bring 20 them tho work
OF the department Of commerce In
assisting tho lumber industry In
foreign markets.
Due to the great supply OF ma.
turo timber. availability 20 ocean
transportation. definite programs for
rcforesthtlon in many parts OF tho
West. this area II bound 20 havc a
permanent and growing lumber IN.
dusiry." Is tho opinion Of Mr.. Nellla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
Plan to Mobilize
Seattle Citizens

skeleton mobilization Of n defense
army OF regulars. resorvis;s and ma
ucnal guard win be effected septem-
Der IL. Defense day" Seattle is
planning a military pageant. and
participation In the mobilization by
civic organizations and other units
OF tho elty's population. National
guardsmon VIII DO collected from
their homes: officers will report by
phone or letter and orders will be
issued as tho an actual mobilization
Of the nations fighting forces wcro
under way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
Portland Live Stock


caitle-Rsesipts. go. Tone OF market
steAdy. steers. medium. ss.Itq7.7s.
common. tL268s.5s; hsifr-r. medium
and common. isa5.7s; cows. medium
and common. ss.2595; Gamers and
cutters. fia3.3s: bulls. Gamers and bo-
iognaE. fa50a57s; calves. medium
and choice. 100 lbs down. s7.s8N
1880. $50 10 go lbs. $3.50 ds.s0: $50
lbs. up, tt0s.se.
Hogs-Receipts. 90. Tone OF market.
steady. Medium. good and choice. 100
10 200 lbs, sie.5euii; 200 20 200 lbs.
fio.sOGIl: go lba up. 1880 io.s5;
packing. smooth heavy. tS9s; packing,
rough heavy. STds; slaughter pigs.
ts.B0aIe.9s. feeders and stockers. $3.50
ass0.
sheep-Receipts. none. Tone OF market.
steady. Heavyweights. medium and
choice. ;s50aio culls and common.
an weights i5.bpaS.50; wethers. 50 50
.7.t0. ewes. common 10 choice, 80 10 5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
Seattle Caravan
Off for Longview

lltty vars Left seattle Saturday iu
the automobile caravan EolnE 60
the raEcant ~ Progress at Ions.
view. Numerous other cau lru
later.
More than "a hundred Seattlsltcs
were on the special train 20 eight
coaches which Left hero az S O'Clock.
n addition, uoe planes. pliotod by
navy armcn, hoped of for Ions
view nt N o'clock Mayor =, J.
Brown ANA William HERON ana D..
J. Friedlandcr Of the Chamber 81
Commerce went as passengers in
three 81 tho planes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
Lift Bars on Fruit
and Horse Shipping

OLYMPIA, Aug. 2. Quarantine
regulations against California fruit
were modified by an order Of the
state department OF agriculture Fri.
dry. Hereafter fruit coming form
areas free OF tho hoof and mouth
disease. in new containers. will be
admitted without fumlgation. Pets
and horses will also be admitted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
TRIES TO DIE,
L WILL RECOVER

slaShlng BIS wristA With a raKor
In an attempt ~ suicide Friday
evening. Gust Beeman. AiiO 2znd
ave. W. failed 10 end his lifa when
he wps discovered by members OF
his family and rushed 10 tho city
hospital Beeman was given treat
ment and then placed IN padded
cell. no II expected 10 recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
Butte Man Passes
Away on Visit Here

While visiting his fon. Theodore
o. PilEer. Aidsrsood Manor. Thee.
dore l. Pilger. ~ Butte. Mont paused
away Thursday morning IN 81, an
ApoplCxy was the cause Of denGh,
The Home Undertaking Company has
charge % the body which will be
sent 20 Burlington. Iowa. Tor inter
msnt ON Saturday az .. m. over the
Northern Pacific
AR FilEer wan member OF Des
Molncs No. Lodge. 4. a A. 81. bur
llngton. Iowa. A-Niaaonic service viii
be read Ia that city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
kempster Rites to
Be Held on Monday

Funeral services viii be held for
A. L. Kempster. former manager OF
the Seattle street railway. Monday
afternoon az o'clock from the
Bonney.watson chapel. with the Rev.
Maurice Bywater. pastor OF 81. Johns
Episcopal church. officiating. The
body was 70 arrive here Saturday
night from New Orleans. where
Kempster died last Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
WIFE SAYS HE
w IS CAVE MAN

Alleged BY his wife TO have used
cave-man methods to reduce her 10
submission. Isaac Kodasto. ~. was
arrested at his home. $40 Davis
place. by Patrolmen N. p. Anderson
and II. sebeniok. Kodasto was held
in Jail Saturday awaiting the filing
OF charge OF wifc-beating.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
KNIFE WOUNDS NEGRO

Joe Standard. 81. negro. was In.
jured about tho head In a street
fight az Eighth ave. s. and Jack.
son st., Friday night. lie was found
by policemen and taken 10 tho city
hospital. suffering from several
knifa wounds. Hts asEallant cs.
capped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
IILkAiiIIIIII

for the other fellow.
"Wo believe that IL went ahead TO
do business as usual. we would all
have business as usual. with that
idea. our organization has gone
right ahead with It's advertising and
purchases Just as n It were big
year, and we are having u big year."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
CHURCH PLANS PICNIC

g. BsnedieiB parish viii hold a
grand parish picnic nc Halls iakr,
on SUNDAY. August .. A hlE com.
mittce from the church las pre-.
pared q great variety % sports
from political speeches TO a base
bali game. The public u invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
San Francisco Produce
'rIday's Quotations

fridays Quotations
Buttcr-Extras, I'll; prime firsts. NOM
mai.
Egrs-Extrss. 81: extra puliets. 50; IN
dersixed pullcts. 20.
Cheese--Caiifornia flats. fancy. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
Boston Wool

BOSTON. Aug. 1.-The wool marker
continues strong. Medium and lower
grades are showing an upward tendency.
During July fully $4,000 pounds OF wool
were sold In the local market, making
that month the most active this year.
some fiae staple territory wool Is re-
ported 10 have sold for siss. a new
high for the teAaon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Aug. i.-Foreisn e1.
change closed firm. Sterling. sLioS. W.
4 francs. toos4iis. Up ;o,ooo7h: lire.
t0.cia, up s0.oeooh; Belgian. to.otsyN.
UP so.ooo5: marks. 100000, 100000 TO
The dollar: Shanghai. sss. Russia, sis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
USUAL DEPRESSION
OF A PRESIDENTIAL
YEAR Is MISSING

0pUs1NESS during presidential
- year is az good as you want 10
make H. George pepperdinc, OF Los
Angeles. who Is a visitor IN Seattle,
declared SATURDAY. Peppordlne iH tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
Seattle Wheat
Fridays Quotations
Portland Wheat
Fridays Quotations

PORTLAND. Aug I.--wheat--HArd
white. ii.t1. soft white. ti.ssi western
white. iLJs. hard winter. iLss: north
ern spring. ii.5t.