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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
MANY ENTRIES
FOR FAIR
Sanmamish Valley Exhibit
September lila

Larger exhibits than ever before
sfs promised by managers Of the
,oartn annual sammamish Valley
.4i', on the high school grounds at
Sotheh. September IL TO IL.
Manager +. X. Kelly says that
mines In the live stock and poultry
apartments are exceptionally large.
sla include blue ribbon winners at
"s 1873 state fair at Yakima.
Nsw attractions that have been
saasd include rodeo show. broncho
,oeking. dog show. trap shoot, and
inolan curios from the Tulalip reser.
yatlon.
school day will be September IL.
men there will be football game
.s1ween the Bothell high school and
sno'hsr valley school.
IN September II the Puget Sound
Ioultry association viii hold It's an.
aaal picnic on the fair grounds. and
IN sammamish Valley Kennel club
-" feature a matinee dog show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
Conquer Hornets
By Leading EN- Astray (Sad Story; Now


]. A. Collier 60 conquer Bic pcs.
tifcrous insects with "a can of
gasoline.
Tho two "natfoots" cautious.
ny entered the woodahcd and
started 20 pour tho gasoline into
the hornet nest
We win now draw the curtain
over a painful scene.
When the two cops staggered
hack 10 tho station some time
later the hornets had vanished
from the woodshcd and the job
was done, The cops clalm that
tho insects followed them for the
first two miles and lost their
way, heinz unable 20 find their
way hack 90 tho nest.
Just another reason why tho
cops should set moro dough In
the old envelope, capt Haas.
maintains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
Say Span Builder
Doesn't Pay Enough

G. l.. Creclman. contractor on the
Montlake bridge was accused Of
having violated the city charter in
paying men employed under him
less than the scale provided by law
Friday.
Structural iron workers and pile
drivers arc being paid $500 per
day instead OF $500. as provided
by the charter, tho men claim. The
board admitted its lack OF author.
ity TO enforce the charter provision
but decided 10 visit the bridge and
inspect the type OF work being
done by the men.
Creelman claims the men arc
common laborors. not skilled me.
chanics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
CONVENTION CALL OUT

r. H. RottiE OF Olympia. engineer
and "er.busincss man and banker"
has seconded tho call for a new
party convention TO he held in Sc.
attic. September .. In a letter TO
August Toellncr. chairman OF the
call committee, Mr.. Rottig attacked
the republican and democratic par.
ties and declared that ito restrict
the peoples government to the pco.
pie il the paramount issue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
ZIG BOOZE
plOT HINTED


while veiled under tho closest
..,rsry by officials. revelations OF a
.,sational nature, said 20 involve
-, than half dozen members
!, ne shore or life saving division
!, the L. 5, Coast Guard. have
,.,Se4 out and were learned by The
S,r saturday. According 10 the
incarnation. a secret board OF in
,.l,v or court martial has been
,.t,ing en- the case Tor the past
psek.
Al least one member % the life
avrg service Is in jail at Port
angeles Indictments OF several
o,AsrS or az least rcprimand for
rehabilitation. may ha expected
FER the results OF the inquiry have
zen forwarded 10 Washington for
APPROVAL
LES than three weeks ago a
hsoss runner was shot thru the
h,k With a ons-pounder By gun
urs on the cutter Areata of
WHISKY spit in Hoods canal Fri-
az federal agents. under Roy c.
lyle. shot up a booze craft and
vsunded rum runner near Ban
srg,t. Hoods canal
a..Js A QUART ny
CHRISTMAS
Do 10 the added peril OF rum
rsnninE and the increased efforts
AID coordination OF enforcement OF.
aeaiS hooze has gone up. Dealers
harScmeiy predictthat booze VIII so
% 10 ii..50 per quart by Christmas.
only those with lots Of money
es drink Il then" the bootleEgerJ
Unpain.
Retail dealers were raised $40 a
ass by the large importers. This
zsreasc was passed on 20 the con.
Ensr at the rate OF 81 a bottle.
Nsch Of the booze now being sold Is
Il very poor grade, connoisseurs
dim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
WRIGHT SEES VICTORY

Victory Of Judge John y. Wright.
father Of the night court" over
Judge Everett Smith. In department
No 5. was claimed BY his friends
Saturday. The judge said he would
poll n heavy vote on the east side
OF Lake Washington and In the
south end OF the county. Chances
for the replacement Of several
judges on the King county superior
bench appeared rather favorable. &C.
cordlng 10 reports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
Portland Live Stock


Cattls-Recsipts ~ Tone Of market.
nominaliy steady Steers. medium
fGd75s. common. ifGG: helfert, me-
dium and common t1G5: cows. me
dium and common. iad5: Gamers and
cutters. iI50dg. bulls, Gamers and
boiognas i2.7y9z.7s. calves. medium
and choice. 100 lbs down. f7.5O91ns
40 10 go lbs. Is.J0ds50: go lbs
up. iJG6.s0.
HoEs-Reccipts. 2s7. Tone OF market
numinAily steady. Medium. good and
choice. 100 90 700 lbs. ii0ain.25; go
ibs. NJ. Is.s0dlo; packing. smooth
heavy, EsdS7s; packing. rough heavy.
iJ,t06s. slaughter pigs. 100000:
feeders and stockesE, i7gS
sheep-ReceipiH. 20s, Tone Of market
nominaily steady Lambs. 50 lbs
down. medium TO choice, Is.5061t:
heENyweiEhts, medium and choice. IS
OATS: cuiis and commons all weights
t5.s0dS.gO. Wethers sl.5OaE; ewes.
common 10 choice f3gs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
FALL SHOW ON
Holding Horticultural Show
at Richmond Highlands

The second fan show Of the Rich.
mond Highlands and Ronald Hort.
cultural society opened at Masonic
hall, Richmond Highlands Friday.
with a large number Of entries. The
show will bo continued today and
SUNDAY
Exhibits includes vegetables. cut
flowers. fruit. couscrves and collcc,
tons Of flowers and vegetables
Exhibitors ere persons residing he.
tween the north city limits Of Seattle
and the Snohomish county line. and
between Lake Washington and Puget
Sound. Every exhibit Is grown by
the exhibitor himself.
4 champion tanner will be award
cd 10 the school making the highest
number OF points with its school ex.
hibit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
SATURDAY
HriT q

HEfT q
itTst Low Tide
i.lt h. m o. a.
iifst iiiEh Tide
90 90 O. M ~ n
s~shd iSu Tide
aga D m El q
seroBd iiiEh Tide
8sf D. m 90 t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
HEAVY SELLING
CONTINUES
Liquidation Keeps Market
in Heavy State
WALL STREET JOURNAL TINAN-
tiAL HENfEM

CiAL nENIEw
NEW YORK. sept G=iHduHtrlal
stocks were offered little roller az
the week END from the heavy sslling
they had 90 endure in Fridays acz-
sion, Attic offerings were not 20
urgent steady stream ~ liqulda-
ton poured IN the general list keep
Ing u in a heavy state turnout the
two hours VI trading
After a period ~ rtrhdlnTaH az the
opening. American wuuleu'H HubHsa
qurnt behavior demonstrated that
the. stock had not completely alb
sorbod the shock uccaalaned by the
elimination ~ ne dividend.
Further selling depressed " into
new low ground on TIE movement
before the end 81 the fret hour
This renewed weakness encouraged
ID iouAl professional drives
against American Can and other Inc
dutlrlhl leaders, which were forced
% below Fridays point Of resist
Rails maintained a fairly steady
opening prices included United
states steel 1868. up - American
WOODEN, GSH. Southern hallway.
tth up u Anaconda, g7iti H. l.
" ha VIZ AANH ~
2ib, or 20. Anaconda, g7a: Chand-
lrr 81, American Can. l27is, up 81
pan-AmrrIeHu Petroleum 10. bZL ~
= Union Pacific 1898, or 6 New
York Central 1904, or e Reading.
CO.'S. up ~. W1ulwgrth. 1878. up
NJ Famous Players 20: Nickel
Plate, li7ia, OF ~ cast Iron Pipe.
1875; General Electric. z57s, up
~. 4, T. r.. 1874. or e.; Baldwin.
1913. Mp y General Motors. iia
ftudrbhRer 3BB, up e, North
American, $685., or
The market closed lower. United
States steel. ingk, or y Baldwin.
1873. up = Studrhukrr. 3Sls. Ca
madam Pacific. 1876. or Ia. Cast
Wooden. 52I. N e. General rIec-
lrie. z5tis on is Famous Pihyrrs.
1871. OF - Maxwell a, %. or -:
Mack Truck g2 or ~ Woodwork.
t0sk up H. d. 4 o. Cia, on r.
q q o. 500. Erie zsb or 4 New
York Central log. or = -. J.. &
W. HlA. up 10 81 Paul pfda
2iA or ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
"MT. TACOMA" IN AGAIN

The Mount Tacoma" controversy
has again bodied up. this time IN tho
guhernatorial contest Tho Rainier
valley Commercial club. thru one Of
It's members, Mrs Loyal Young. calls
attention 20 T. l.. French's activities
IN trying 10 change the name Of ST.
Rainier. when he WIS commissioner
OF agriculture Tor Washington.
The club NJ is last meeting. called
on French Tor statement but got
no answer The Rainier Valley peo,
pie arc naturally opposed 20 chang.
Ing tho name Of the mountain. Mrs
Young points out, She adds that
French has the hacking OF the
Mount Tacoma club. Of Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06

Arrived sept G.-Btr MuEiltco from
San Francisco Fia porte towing hghT
HiuHis 4 Calns ana Thistle from Port
Angeles. - a. m.i rtT DoylsEtgNn from
Everett and Tacoma. St. Emma AluE-
audfT from Tacoma. a. $40 o. sept
a-=BtT Manchester Civilian from Java
via Dmuth. Vancouver and Tacoma. -
$3.50 .. m.. stf Northwestern from Alas-
ka. AZ 7tg o. M Htr CoTd0vE from
Alaska, ~ Cs1p ., M. or August from
raromH. a. tls ,, ga.
sailed BSpt t.-hp Admiral Bebrse
for HsllinEhsm, a. 1891 o.. m. sept
Str Nlctsria for Tacoma. a. ssi5 . me-
ms T0nEkiHE Tor Newcastle via ports.
a. sac p. m.s str Emma Alexander Tor
Tacoma. az $40 .. m. rtr EDutUEkiau
for Boston via ports 90 s.2s .. m.s o.. n,
b Arctic IN cruise, a. q. m str Ever
EFT for los Angeles via porte, az .. "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
ASK MATHES NOMINATED

4 statement urging support OF
DR.. T.. T. Mathes. of BellIngham, for
the democratic nomination for gov.
ernor has been Issued by ]. NJ. Haw.
thorne, y. Il. Duren. Elzio II. Cox.
John d. Wenger. Robert 7. Oldham.
II. l.. Pinney. George 4. Custer.
George F. Cotterill, ]. A. Coleman.
n. a. Lewis, c. j. Smith. George n.
Hodgdon. y. j. Logan. II. II. Shields.
II. NJ Street, Leo w. steele.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
BENCH BATTLE CLOSES

A lHsi.minute drive 20 put over tho
Main, MitchellAskrcn supreme court
ticket was under way Saturday. with
Thousands or letters Ia tho mail.
There are hair dozen such com.
binHiIons In the field Judge Bruce
Blake. Of Spokane. IN statement.
fatty fcpudlated tho Endorsement OF
George Vanderycer. Seattle attorney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
Ship News
Tides in Seattle

HINDAN
HTtsT Z
Ibfst Low Tide
% e. o. ~
iirst nigh lido
1865 b w 40 Q o.
srfond Low Tide
F o. m 50 o.
--c1nd IiiEh Tide
10 % 81 m lel g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
COSTS LOT TO
FIGHT BOOZE
70 Millions for Prohibition
Enforcement in 1925

WASHINGTON. sept. 5.-Prohibi.
ten enforcement next year viii cost
De American people more than $780,
1880. about double the cost Of pre-
WINS years II estimates submitted
70 the budget bureau are approved.
Tie federal prohibition bureau Is
sskiag about $4,000. 900 while the
cast guard has asked approximate
b 100000 for maintenance and op-
srz;ion Of the augmented rum de-
i.ass feet.
To these direct charges must he
aided the expenses Of the depart.
neni Of justice in prosecuting dry.
eases from the courts. The exact
mounts Of these is not yet known.
eIi they viii add a considerable item
70 the sum.
The 100000 900 annual charge for
e'y enforcement has come 20 stay
lor sometime. officials believe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
THEY CAN'T ALL WIN

M ten OF tho Eoycrnorship candi.
dates claimed victory Saturday.
Among ,hcm was T.. J., French. who
said he would have 10000 plurality.
French claimed a majority over all
candidates In 10 counties and would
break even in King county All the
other candidates made similar claims.
their total claimed plurnlltlcs exceed.
ing the total vote by some thousands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
Mold Second Probe
IN Scots Girl Death

"a. .ANCoUVER. B. C.. Sept. s.-The
SIN. sDaa inquest on the body OF Janet
/, , y little Scotch nursemald. killed
NJ, ne y. l.. Baker shaughnessy
naa, sns home last July, was resumed
,s.,',y, with scores OF women
A. ing the court room. Both Mr..
me-. S'rs' Frank Baker gave testi.
s my both accounting for their
IN. ', !, in detail on the even.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
Auto Sleuths Seek
Stolen Riddle Kar

The trained slcuths Of the local
detective force who pursue the clty's
auto thieves were called In saturday
10 locate the Juvenile thief who
stole a Riddle kar from the youthful
son OF II. T. Thompson. IS ". Bos.
ton st.. Friday night
The missing Limousine" had red
disc wheels and rubber tires,
Thompson said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
Frenoh-Here and There

Declaring he could not support
tho candidacy OF r. l.. French for
governor because French wen, about
the state preaching cooperative
marketing and then came homo aud
undersold the pninc Growers Co.
operative association. C. A. spcrber..
prominent Vancouver prune ranch.
er. Saturday declared he was hack.
Ing Edward Clifford for the state
offlcs. sperb,r lives in Frcnch's
home town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
Oriental Wins in
Fight to Get In"

Mon Hin'8 stepfalhcr q Chinese
native Of the United States. buys and
exports shark fins, terrapin and
other Oriental dellcacies. as well aB
drying them, so Mon Hin may come
into the United States instead Of fac
ing deportation Judge Jeremiah
Netorer in federal court Saturday
granted the Chinese youths motion
for writ Of habcas corpus.
Action was taken on the showing
that the stepfather. manager Of the
Nee Jan Co. Florida business. Is
a merchant as well as a dryer OF
fishes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
THE STAR WILL NOT
PRINT ANY POLITICAL
CHARGES AFTER TODAY

TUE primary election Ia 90 be
Il held Tuesday
Because statements made after
Saturday by one candidate viii
have no chance 10 be answered
by hia opponent. The star will
print no partisan political letters.
interviews or contributed state,
menta after Saturdays Issue.
Columns of The star have been
open 20 each aide In various con.
tests for several weeks Except
when space limitations forbade.
an effort has been made 20 print
all aides OF various arguments
impartially.
The usual last minute" and
nth hour charges" win find no
space available In this Newspaper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
BEACH WINDS UP FIGHT

4 hot fight over the entire state
has been waged By c, =. Beach.
candidate for superintendent Of pub
lie instruction.
Beach charged that the schools
Of the state were used by private
interests for propaganda purposes
thru the assistant Of the incumbent
superintendent An essay was spon.
sorcd turnout tho state on the 81.
pcriority OF private operation OF
power utilities. and a prize OF
$1,000 awarded by the Stone &
Webster interests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
FULLER HAS TAX PLAN

a, =. Fuller. candidate FOR the O..
o. J.. nomination in tile iist legiFln.
tive district. came out Saturday with
a plan 90 put untAHed property on the
tax rolls, and 30 reduce taxation He
said that King county owns large
parcels Of real estate which are un.
taxed. and urged sale 20 private par.
ties, 20 that the property might be
assessed. These properties should
carry their share Of governmental
cost. be said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
Boston Wool

BOSTON. Sept 5.-Thc demand for
wool IL fair but the market Is not
active as n week ago. As the finer
grades OF wool advance. there IL
moro interest shown in the medium
and lower grades DclAinc woods Of
Ohio type continue To be held nj 5Sc,
with some sales reported at SIC.
Staple woods are selling Rt prices
ranging from Si.3s To Si.i0. accord
ing 20 the lot OF wool. The advance
in brisbane woods, caused strength
cning Of domestic flecccs Some for
cign woods In bond continue 10 be
sent out. the total for the week
ending August % being $4,000 bar
rolls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
3 TOTS DROWN
"0Id SWimmin' Hole" Claims
Small Children

OREGON CITY. ore. Sept a.
The old "Ewimmln hole" clalmed
the lives OF three small school chill.
drcu here, on their way home from
the Echo Dell school. yesterday. III.
ma and Elmer Hcilman. i0.yenr.old
twins. and their brother Ernest. ..
went for a swim In AbcrnRthy river
They padded around in tho hole
on y large plank
Without warning. Il overturned.
throwing the three into the water.
They were unable 10 swim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
Would Speed Up Courts

Henry Clay Agnew republican
candidate for the END legislative dis.
trict. put himself on record Saturday
as favoring legislation to speed up
the courts. He wants two more
judges on tho King county bench,
too. Agnew said he favors consolI.
dating city and county government.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
W0MEN'S LEAGUE BUSY

The Womsn'a Trades Union
league will resume It's activities
wednesday September 10. The
tirAt meeting viii be held on that
date NJ 100 p, m. in the 4. o. u.
W hall Mrs. Victoria Gardner IN
president Of tho league She says
busy fan and winter season has
been arranged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
RYE, ONLY, ENDS
DAY HIGHER
Other Grains Show Losses
at End OF Trade

CHICAGO Sept s,-Ail grains e1-
eept rye finished the day with net
Losses on the Chicago board Of trade
Speculative Interest IN wheat was
ltfel"ss only on the dips was buy
ing encountered. Hruboard lutrrcHtH
taking offerings for export. suggrst.
ing that foreign buyers were taking
advantage ~ the lower values Sales
for. export tothled 10000 bushels
and some rye
Late weakness developed in corn
selling WAS Induced by Increased
country offerings and lack OF out.
eide buying Improved growing con-
dltluus were reported from the
Southwest
After holding steady most Of the
day, oats weakened with other
grains and finished At loss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
Checkers Indorse
Navy Yard Program

The international Checkers asso.
citation in communication TO The
Star. heartily endorses the paper on
its stand In favor Of development Of
the Puget Sound Navy Yard.
This port has been shamctuIly
neglected in the past the letter
reads. we. as well aa the entire
community, have suffered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
ny SAM CROFT

thy the poor policeman
It's no wonder the cops want
their pay raised. according 10
capt J } Haag az ncnsmore
precinct. who claims the long
distance record for unusual NJ.
quests Of his force by residents
Of the district
\ few days 0go a woman Iiy.
INK several blocks from the con
station begscd FOR an officer TO
conquer q nest % hornets In her
woodshcd. The indignant cons
refused, on the grounds that
there was no city ordinance un.
der which a hornet could be ar,
rested,
The woman was inslstcnt She
begged. she implorcd and de.
manded, Finally. capt. Haag de,
tailed Patrolmen Rill Morris and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
RADIO PROGRAMS FOR
Friday. September ).
Seattle Stations

NFAiAlf fpthtlpHN
TFOA, 455 Silent.
n KJR, 2s3 meters-QuIet for
10 days.
KFHR, 2s3 meters 70 500.
KFJC, go meters--33O to i:3o
and $40.
KHQ-s.0O to 300
Pacific Coast Stations
KGo-oakland - 5i2 meters.
1890 p. m, $3.50 p. m, 8 p. m.
a. m.
KHJ-Los Angeles-395 me
tiers, 1890 10 1870 p. m. 2:3o to
3:3O p. m: 6 to 100 p. m; 3 to
II p. m.
RPo-san Francisco-423 me
tiers. TO 2 p. m, 23O to $50 p.
m, to ~ p. m.
KFI-Los Angeles - 46e me
ters. s:45 to ~ p. m.
KLx-oakland - 500 meters.
. to s p. m, I to 100 p. m.
KGW-Portland 492 meters.
Q to 4 p. M. 10 10 ~ p. m
KFsG-Los Angcles-27s me
ters, $40 to p. m. TO 100 p. m.
OTHER STATIONS
Copyright. 1924. by United PresD
WEAF. New York (4e2 meters)'
0 p. m, r. s. T.-Vincent Lopez
and his orchestra.
WAX. Cleveland 900 meters)
~ midnight. +. $. T.-Monthly
cruise Of the Night Caps.
KGO, Oakland t312 meters), 3
u. m, p. C. s. Differentiation
Of Blzet's opeA. Carmen" Tn
concert form. .
KIND. 81. Louis 64G metersh D
n. m. c. S. Weekly program
from the Missouri theater.
CFCA, Toronto 400 meterSl
715 D. m. Il. s. T.-Pagcsnt cho'
rus OF $500 voices direct from
the Coliseum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
EVANS BACKING DIRKES

Candidacy OF Otto \. Dirkes. OF
Spokane. Is backed Saturday by
Carl s. Evans, prominent labor lead.
or of the East Side city. Dirkes
has been active in the Spokane Ty.
biographical union and in the spo.
kane Central Labor council. lie Is
30. married, and the father OF three
children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
WAR VETS FIGHT FRENCH

Groups Of cN-ssrylco men. armed
with picture that ran In The
Star In 1919. fought the candidacy
OF J. l.. French saturday French
voted against tho soldier bonus bill
In the legislature. The picture shows
n truckload 81 war veterans with
plachrds stating that they wouldn't
forget French'H action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
COSTELLO TELLS VIEWS

Larry Costello. seeking republican
nomination Tor the state legislative
dihirict around Auburn and Kent.
announced himself Saturday az n.
voring the anii.buttsr substitute bill.
the Bone bin and az against ma.
tional bureau Of education, He said
the last would tend 20 kin local in.
tcrest In schools.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
ROSCOE FOR STAR PLAN

c. T. Roscoe. Of Everett. candidate
for the g. o. =. nomination in the
Second district. got behind Tho stnr's
fight for naval bnsc on Puget
Sound. Saturday and pledged him.
self. II elected, to work for the plan.
Ray Greenwood. running in tho First
district. already has promised TO back
the plan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
CANADIAN WIRELESS

Str Yonsyama Naru. Portland for
Yokohama, $40 north longitude. 1853
Nrrf.
sH GHffco. AnyoI for Tacoma. $50
miles from Tacoma
Str shldzuoks aaru. 1900 miles from
EHtsyAn, bound FOR Seattle
Str Manila MEru, 1900 miles from Es-
ieyan. bound for Seattle
str North American. 80 miles from
Tatnosh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Sept s.-Forelgn e1.
changed opened steady. Sterling de-
mand, ;4ibN; francs. so.o52Sa; Lire.
t0.of3s. Belgian. i0.04as; marks. .3S5;
Sweden. 1854. Norway. 1917.
Foreign exchange closed generally
lower. Sterling demand. s44lE, of
Ia francs. so.O574A. off s0.Oe05N lire.
S0.0t3sA. off .o.OOolH: Belgian
francs, i0.o4s6h. off s0.0oo2; marks.
1856; Shanghai. AK Yokohama. ilis.
Russian. SIC; Sweden. 2s.s5. off yO.0Ooa;
1914. off s0.000i.
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FOR "MT. RAINIER"

II ann for Mt. Rainier first, last
and all the time, and " elected to
congress the name Of that glorious
peak will be changed only over my
dead political body" snid Ray Green.
wood before the Rainier Valley Com.
mercial club Friday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
HEIGHT0N Is FAVORlTE

Betting odds were 2 to in favor
OF "Fightin' leighton for lieutcn.
ant governor, according TO Height
on's campaign managers They said
two men who profited by election
bets two years ago. were Offering
money on leighton at those odds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
Chicago Board of Trade
Seattle Wheat

Friday. QuotatIon,l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
PAUL SPEAKS TONIGHT

Commissioner Frank Paul. OF the
south district. viii address a meet,
Ing OF voters al Georgetown. In
ngr,holdfa hail. Saturday evening
lie win speak concerning hls battle
against tho county ring incom,
potency and waste OF public funds
by this rims" will BE- discussed.