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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-12
ERTEsITEs.
A reformatus egylet ferfi es moi
tagjainak figyelmebe.

Az alapszabalymddosit6 bizott-
sag elkesziilt munkajaval ICY a
majus havi rendes gyiiles hataro-
zata szerint, egyletiink junius ho
14-en rendkiviili kozgyilest tart
este fel s oral kezdettel refor.
matus egyhaz gyiilestermeben.
Kerjiik a tagokat, tartsak szoros
k0telessegiiknek ezen a gyiilesen
val6 megjelenest.
Az aprilisi gyiiles hatarozata
kepen az egylet nagyszabasu pix
niket rendez junius 28-an, szomba-
ton. Macy utanjarassal sikeriilt
megszerezni az Ohio Works Play
Ground-jat. A piknik d. IL. 4-kor
veszi maid kezdetet s ARA mar
most felhivjuk ugy a tagok, mint
az 0sszmagyarsag figyelmet..
Az egylet vezet6sege ezuton Ike.
ri fel varosunkban szekel6 test.
veregyletek vezet6seget, hogy ju.
MUS 28-an semmifele mulatsagot
ne rendezzenek, ne bontsak meg
az amugy is laza 0sszetartast, an
nal is inkabb kerjuk ezt, mive
egyletiink ket esztend8 6ta semmi
fele mulatsagot mem rendezett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-12
vERHOvAY PIKNIK.

Nagyszabasu piknik kesziil ju.
lius Acre Nilesban, a Verhovay
Segelyegylet helyi 106.-ik fi6kja,
Fourth July-kor egy minden te-
kintetben pompas mulatsagot ke-
silt el5, mely a hires Samu fele
farman lesz megtartva.
A piknik deli IL kor veszi maid
kezdetet vege mem lesz soha.
Muzsikalni Polo Albert hires zene-
kara fog.
Ne mulassza Ell senki ezt a nagy-
szerI mulatsagot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-12
PIKNIK.

A Bridgeport Sz0vetseg helyi
fi6kja nagyszabasu pikniket rem
dez julius h6 19.-en szombaton a
Carnegie Steel Plant Play Ground
Jan.
A piknikre mem csak tagsag
kesziil5dik nagyban, hanem az
6ssz magyarsag is.
J6l jegyezze meg mindenki EFT
a datumOt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-12
Jatekszerek.

Festett, szoros es gyapjus ja-
tekszerek, nagyon egeszsegtelenel
inert a bebi mindent a szajaba
vesz. A jatekszerek moshatok le-
gyenek es ne legyen rajtuk hegyes
veg vagy sarok. Olyan kicsi, ja-
t6kszert, melyet lenyelhet, mem
szabad a kezebe adm.
A jelenkor annyira elorehaladt
mechanizmusban, hogy Sc szeri
Sc szama a jatekszereknek. Atlag
egy bebinek oily sok jatekszere
van, hogy az erdeklodese egeszer
szejjel van osztva. Jobban kiele
githeti, ha csak egy vagy ket da.
rabot ad neki, egyszerii haztartasi
targyat, peldaul egy csomo tires
cernagurigat, fakarikat, stb. A
jatekszereket gyakran kell meg.
mosni, inert bebi szaiaba veszi
Az ON Bebije rendesen fog fei
l6dni es allandaon n0ni fog es e
r6sebb lesz, ha rendes apolasbar
reszesiti es a legjobb taplalekot
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-12
HIREK YOUNGSTOWN Is K0RNYEKER0L
KOSzONETNYILvANITAs.

A Bridgeporton szekel6 Ameri-
kai Magyar Segelyz6 Szovetsegs
mex es Szovetseg 16.-ik Youngs-
town. osztalyanak:
Mi alulirottak leghalasabb
k0szonetiinket fejezziik XII a fennt
nevezett Szovetsegnek es annak
helyi osztalyanak, mivel minket be
tegsegiink idejere rendesen es
pontosan kifizettek.
Amid6n nyilatkozatunkat koz-
zetesziik, fel is hivjuk a Youngs-
town es kornyeki magyarsag fl
gyelmet, hogy Szovetseg zaszla-
ia ala nefelejtsenek ell sorakozni.
Ez a Szovetseg a legbiztosabb es
legszilardabb alapokon miik0dik,
elhunyt es betegtagjainak minden
id6ben kepes fizet6je. Anyagi al
lasa a legels6 rendi az amerikai
biztosito t0rvenyek ertelmeben.
Megegyszer felhivjuk a Youngs-
town. es a k0rnyeli ma magyarsag
figyelmet, hogy 16.-ik, YoungS-
town. osztaly igaz szeretettel S
tart karokkal varja magyarok
beallasat ebbe az osztalyba, inert
ez Szovetseg az elmult 33 ev a.
latt szamtalan 0zvegynek es ar.
vanak "a k0nnyeit szaritotta fel Is
fogja jov5ben is .vigasztalni es
segelyezni az a betegeit es ell
hunyt tagjainak hatra maradott-
jait.
Eek utan maradunk "a; leghala-
sabb tagtarsi szeretettel
Czene Gabor
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-12
FARRELL, PA.
HIREK A FARRELL MAGYAR
REFORMATUs EGYHAZ
KOREBOL.
Kohl: Vecsey A. Jeno ref. lelkesz.
Istentisztelet.

A reank k0vetkez6 vasarnap,
azaz folyo ho 15-en reggel 9-tol
fel 11-ig vasarnapi iskola. Eel II
6rakor pedig istentisztelet leend
amely alkalommal predikal maya
lelkesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-12
Czene Gabor
Bark6 Janos
Kiss Andrasne.

Aki felvetelre akar jelentkezni,
barmikor keresse fel B. 10th J6-
zsefet a lakasan es o el6segiti a
felvetelt. Cine: B. 10th JOSEF,
1928 N. Bellevista Ave-, Youngs-
town, Ohio.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-12
SIX OLD AI,

ada neki A gyermekek K ezrei lets
TEX izmosak es egeszsegesek, mert
Eagle tejet adtak nekik, mint a.
hogy ezt a halalkodo anyjuk bizo-
nyitja. Merit ezek az anyak kiv6-
tel .nelkiil csakis az Eagle tejet
hasznaltak lily kitiin6 eredmeny-
nyel. Batran lehet allitani, hogy
tobb bebit neveltek fel sikeresen
Eagle tejen, mint az osszes mas
mesterseges eteleken egyiittveve.
Ne kiserletezzek bebijen oily
eledelekkel, melyeket mem ismer.
A Borden's Eagle tel a bebik ter
meszetes eledele, inert csakis tisz-
ia tejet es tiszta cukrot tartalmaz.
Az orvosok az Eagle tejet ezer es
ezer lesovanyodott, satnya oyer
meknek rendeltek. A Eagle tel
konnyen emeszthet6, biztos 6s
megbizhato bebik taplalasara.
Bebijenek kicsiny teste tovabba
minden egyes ruhadarab es egyeb
cikk, mely erintkezesbe keriil XII
csiny kenyes testevel, tokeletesen
tisztan es frissen tartand6. Al Leg
biztosabb szappan bebijenek boz
rere vagy ruhajara a Colgate s
Baby CASTLE Soap. A tiszta alkat-
reszek, melyet gyartasahoz hasz-
nalnak, jol es biztosan tisztan tart
jak ct.
Olvassa el figyelmesen minden heten
ezeket a cikkeket es 6rizze meg, hogy
jovoben hasznalhassa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-12

Olvassa ell figyelmesen minden heten
ezeket cikkeket es 6rizze meg, hogy
a j0v0ben hasznalhassa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-12

town, Ohio
Evening star., 1924-01-18
RENT-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

l1s PARK AVE. TAKOMA PARK. MD
In best location and convenient to stores and
ears. two-family house, unfurnished consist
ing OF four rooms bath and porch. second
moor, $50 month; lower floor, four rooms, large
ouilt-,n sleeping porch and bath, sos month:
tenant OF lower f1ooc to provide hea. for
entire house. Interior recently painted and
papered and house in first class condition.
MADDUX. MARSHALL & CO., INC.
11OS 10th St NV. Main 1910
Evening star., 1924-01-18
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

s-ROoM, PEBBLE.DASHED, LARGE LAWN.
chicken yard, some fruit. Cottnge City, Md.
Price. $3.50; worth $1,000. This is 4 sac
riflce price.
7-room bungalow, large lawn. chicken honse.
eIec Waylon ave, Clarendon, Va; 81 500.
Terms on either TO suit.
GROGAN REALTY CO.,
219-2o0 McGiIl Bldg. Main 1881.
Evening star., 1924-01-18
SALE OR RENT SUB. PROPERTY

ROOMS. SOME IMPROVEMENTS; LOT
GOzl2l Z rooms: corner lot. 0Jx10I: cement
road So and $40 per month. &. Il. MUNS0N.
Arlirrt0n Va
Evening star., 1924-01-18
FOR EXCHANGE

FOh EAChANUE
TWO WE'LL LOG ATED CORNER lots, CAP.
Heights. clear. for good equity or ID trust
Totes; describe what you have. Address BoA
2TOZ, Star office.
FOR EXCHANGE-SEVERAL CLEAR LOTS
in Brookland for equity or part equity in
.-oom house III Mt Pleasant. Address Box
2I9-Z. Star office. l9s
Will EXCHANGE EQUITY IN LARGE
downtown garage property. 51x100. for vacant
ground or business property.
HEDGES MIDDLETON. INC,
1884 H ST. NV. franklin so0s.
If YOUR FARM OR HOME PLACE is NOT
large enough. trade 1t in on larger place.
or il your farm is too large. trade it for
smaller farm city property. Our list OF
such properties is growing. Let US know
your wishes and perhaps we can get you just
the size place you really want
80 18th st. NV. Main 307.
WILL TRADE MODERN
fireproof business building near
l4th and Eye SITS. NV. for equity
in northwest apartment that
shows good return. For further
particulars apply
HEDGES & MIDDLETON,
Realtors.
1884 H St. NV. Frank. o505.
Evening star., 1924-01-18

Two Exceptional Bargains
Downtown.
Near Dupont Circle e Price reduced to
s14. .0oO. Newly papered and painted and floors
yarnished throughout. Ten rooms, two baths
electric lights: room for double garage. House
built for q home and all material and nx-
lures carefully selected By former owner.
Terms may be arranged.
Near Scott Circle-Price, 10000. Contains
II rooms, baths. hot-water heat, electric
lights; suitable for small apartments or room.
ing. Terms may be arranged
COUNTER, THOMAS & CO.,
Real Estate Financing.
COLORED BARGAIN.
Dandy Groom colonial-porch home. concrete
basement; 2 gas ranges. ETC.: can use for
two families. Low price: easy terms. Act
autck.
MANN and Company,
1l14 n. Y. Ave Main $685.
MUST BE SOLD.
Pressed brick. . rooms. reception ball. pan:
FRY and bath; ami; parquet door; hardwood
trim; h.-w. heat; gas log; double rear porches
FAR; $4,000 for quick sale. Terms.
MANN and Company,
1114 N. 7. Ave. Main 6S6S.
DOWNTOWN HOUSE. S10, TOE ROOMS
ind 2 baths; s'story brick, % 4. wide: fur
toominE house propcsttioa;
ALLAN z. WALKER 4 CO., INC.
Main 26p0. si3 18th ct. NV.
Evening star., 1924-01-18
WANTED--LOTS.

Will EXCHANGE EQUITY Is NEW
modern Groom brick. located on Ia lot in fine
ne. section. for city OF suburban building lots
Ready for occupancy. A. y. CAMPBELL
owner and builder 14ln II st. nv 1Ss
Evening star., 1924-01-18
HOME SPECIALS.

No. l52 A So. n.e.-Eacant: Groom brick
house, bath: electricity; furnace neat; lot;
alley: near Capitol and Library.
No. 1850 32nd ST. n.w.-Sew corner house
hot;water heat; oak floors; gas: electricity;
double pOrches. Very easy terms.
No. 3534 L 81. h.w--Sew home. not yet
occupied; rooms, bath: furnace heat; garage.
Low price; easy terms.
No. 1893 81. n.w.-G-roOm and bath brick
house: cellar opposite ST. Paul's Catholic
Church. Easy terms.
Evening star., 1924-01-18
CHEVY CHASE.
MT. PLEASANT.

MI. PLEASANT.
0nn OF rhose delightful Kerncdy-built homes
on Lamont ST Jess than three blocks from Iew
Sacred Heart Church. This property Is de-
c!dedly one Of the most attractive homes any
where in the city. 1t contains ten spacious
and unusually bright rooms, three complete
baths two inclosed sleeping porches two real
fireplaces: hardwood aoo-s lst floor and 2nd
; iioor front room: maids room: ample storage
rooms and closets: Pittsburg automatic water
heater: hot-water heat, electric lights Two
ear brick garage. Entire property in perfect
, condition. \ home that take pleasure in
showing. An inspection will convince you Of
rs many advantages and desirability
BOSS & PHELPS.
Evening star., 1924-01-18
WANTED-sUBuRBAN PROp'TY

WANTED TO RENT SMALL HOUSE IN
nearby Virginia: give details. Address Box
32+-T. Star office 2Gs
Evening star., 1924-01-18
FOR sALE-HOUSEs.

A Bargain for Some One.
ATTRACTIVE SOUTHEAST HOME
Eight rooms and bath brick; "a IT. wide:
on1, to Nssy ss Yard o b0ek from
cheaper than rent.
s37 woodward Bldg. Main 7GG.
annual ,Seems On iss rnee ST
c-story brick residence. IA rooms. baths
modern in every particular; we'll arranged in
cludes furniture, etc Excellent opportunity
4 4:,s 6, HoUGHToX { CO.; REALTORS: lL1s
We have the BEST in every section
Cleveland Park-S12,75O.
1t is seldom that we have an opportunity to
ofrer home at this price in this section.
semi-detached brick: six large rooms. tile
oak floors: many builtin features: hot-water
heat. electric lights; built-in garage. Located
in section Of Washing TOMS highest elevation.
MADDUX. MARSHALL & CO., Inc,
HOS 18th Street NV. Main s507.
-IEvY CHAsE-7 ROOMS AND BATHS.
paved alley. Price only s12.250 For infor-
FRXscIs A. cRAWFoRp. INc.:
40581 Contl Tr. Bldg. Main 2730 15j2
WEST OF 18th sT.-BEAUTIFUL HOME OF
8 rooms a large bedroomsl. tiled baths.
h.-w.h; and cleo; cement front porch. inclosed
heated sleeping porch; large reception hall:
built-in garage. This home is nearly new. in
splendid condition and modern to the minute.
Immediate possession. Price. S15. 900; attrac-
tive terms. Call US 70 inspect.
FRANCIS A. CRAWFORD. INC,
405-G1 Contl TT. Bldg. Main o130.
CHEVY CHASE.
Cnq1estionably Of the most at-rac-
tive new detached homes in Chevy Chase,
ID. c. House Is well built and high grade
materials used throughout. II is center
hall Plan: contains eight spacious and un-
usually bright rooms; enormous living
room with fireplace and French doors to
cement side porch; breakfast room; four
large bedrooms. one arranged
b!nat'on bedroom sleeping porch: two tile
baths. one with tile shower: a number OF
built-in features: hardwood foors: hand
some side wall electrical fixtures; all mod
ern improvements; excellent lot and ga
rage to match house. Price 10 several
thousand under market value. We VIII
be glad to show same by sproin:ment
BOSS & PHELPS.
Realtors
Main 43io 14l1 < ST NV
Evening star., 1924-01-18
4S.k0

FoUR-AND-A-HALF STREET s.w.
Brick, rooms and bath; electricity; two.
gar garage. Possession.
Evening star., 1924-01-18

$3.50.
COLORED.
Brick dwelling on X street northwest, nea
srd: rooms and bath: Easy terms.
JAMES r. SHEA,
: 648 Louisiana Ave NV
Evening star., 1924-01-18

$500 EACH.
Two brick dwellings with six rooms each: !:
water in house; gas; latrobes. Easy terms.
Evening star., 1924-01-18

WOODBRIDGE. d. c.
New Chaney-built bungalow. ami: reduced
If sold within 10 days: only $500 cash re-
quired: bal $50 month.
Groom house. Ami. only S7.T50: easy
terms; also Groom. ami, $3.50; other prop
critics to show: 6-room house for rent l.. A.
LIEGER, 3109 cath ST. ne. half block south
at
Evening star., 1924-01-18

$3.50.
NORTH CAPITOL STREET.
Near filtration plant and Soldiers Home;
six rooms and bath; hot-water heat and elec.
tricity; garage.
Evening star., 1924-01-18

MODERN sEMI-DETACHED HOME
MONROE. WEST OF 10th: BEDROOMS,
ENCLOSED SLEEPING PORCH: sun PAR
:lOF: HARDWOOD FLOORS: GARAGE.
+ II. LATANE LEWIS,
/. REALTOR.
+: 1922 ST. NV. FRANK 1898.
Evening star., 1924-01-18
RN OWNER

500 CASH
SEE G37 COLUMBIA RD. TO-DAY
ms small cash payment and monthly pay
ment less than rent will buy this extra large
Groom home. 1t is the largest and finest
house in this section and "a arranged ideally
Tor renting purposes. A nat of two rooms,
sleeping porch and bath can b. rented to
assist the purchaser in making the monthly
payments. Has a large, light cellar: big back
yard to 2O-foot alley. II you are in the mar
ket for home come and see this today.
Owner on the premises.
Evening star., 1924-01-18

Woodley Park-SI4,OOU.
Near wardman Park Hotel.
This is an offering which we urge you to
investigate. In our opinion 1t represents q
value not to be duplicated; practically new
and contains many individual features; six
large rooms. tile bath with shower, sleeping
porch, hardwood hoors. fireplace. hot-water
heat, brick garage. Immediate possession.
MADDUX. MARSHALL & CO.. inc,
HOS 18th Street Northwest. Main SJ01
Evening star., 1924-01-18
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

GOOD TNC0ME- -PRODUCTNG PROPERTIES.
Three Stores in best section of the north
west. ON car line: recently completed; rented
for 81 500 per year. Price. $4,000.
Evening star., 1924-01-18
FOR SALE,-HOUSES.

ONE SQUARE EAST OF DUPONT CIRCLE
in high-clas section one OF the best
streets. beautiful stone residence Of thir-
teen rooms two baths, electric lights. large
lot. wide alley with garage, priced very low
and very easy terms. FIR. 543-W.
NEW. COLONIAL. EIGHT ROOM DETACHED
brick touse near 18th and Webster
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-24
MEET ON BRIDGE
QUESTION
Conference Held to Line up
Program for Submission

A conference ON the closing ~
draw bridges 90 tho north end ~ the
r.iF during peak Traffic hours was
held Friday la ih6 city council cham
hrn Representative Of che Seattle
Yacht club shipping interests and
ths puvum.-H waterway met with
city officials 90 reach Hu agreement
gu "a program that VIII Go advanced
az "a hearing before the United States
district engineer November O.
Councilman r. u ueEhsth presided
~ FudayH meeting Superintendent
CLARK Jackson ~ tho utilities depart.
mrut reported that the city ~ Port
land has regulations closing lts brli-
ges between AS and 6l5 p. m, 20 all
vessels under $50 tons.
A. the conference were -. W. SIC.
Morris, assistant city engineer y a.
Mitchell. head ~ the traffic bureau
~ tbr utilities department. Utilities
superintendent Jackson. RAILWAY
superintendent y w. Henderson ana
C8ucilmBn Itsakrth.
John - shurrti attorney Tor the
uuwnmlsh waterway and "a Seattle
Yacht club delegation comprising
Quont Williams Stanley GufnthH
and Colin Radfard, ana Dan Ire
frihrn. uf tho Chamber Of Com
mcrcr. were present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-24
STRIKE TROUBLE
ABOUT ENDED
Men Leaving Baker River;
Don't Need TrOonS

Strike trouble nt tho BAKER river
power project. near Concrete. wash,
has about blown over. Strikers are
leaving the district and no call Tor
national guard troops 90 preserve
order appears necessary. Sheriff C.
o. Conn, " skaFlt county, told The
star Friday
Everything r. quiet up there 70.
day no said. "and We anticipate no
more trouble. Tho works arc closed
down and tho company IL, Tor tho
present. attempting 20 fhlp In no
new men. I am not going 10 call
Tor any truopH"
About 80 men walked out This
week on tho project. demanding the
release Of 'Cl8ss war prisoners" and
re- boycott OF California products.
Rough Treatment followed attempts
ur me CONSTRUCTION company 90 bhiu
ln new men aud Beysmi brushes be.
tween strikers And Sheriff Conna
drpuilra took place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-24
YOU'LL FIND
IT HERE

Gerhard johnson, Seward attorney.
Ia hurpiug 10 Seattle 10 make mr.
rangcmruH Tor tho funeral Of his
wife, Mrs KBrrurr johnson. who
died IN Seattle while on a visit
William MaFgH and John DrokovaH
arr IN the city Jail while police Try
20 discover where they Eot ring
they were trying 10 sell
While sho was waiting for a street
car Thursday evening Mrs. Annie
McI@rcu. 5it T. Denny way, was
severely Injured by an automobile at
Rainier and Winthrop.
Tho body Of james 4. Crawford.
o. who died In Seattle Wednesday.
Is on iis way Friday 10 Occur d'Alonc
Tor burial.
When her car was wrecked IN a
collision Thursday evening. Mrs.
Edna Yates. 52i n. 10th st. was
bruised.
Canning Industry In all branches
IN 70 bo taught az tho University
fisheries school according 10 Prof
John y. Cobb, its director.
Natural color slides will be cxhib,
tied At tho Seattle chapter OF the
American Association ~ Engineers
by l., +, Murdoch. Saturday evening.
IN the Exchange building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-24
A THREE DAYS
COUGH IS YOUR
DANCER SIGNAL

Chronic coughs and persistent
Folds lead o. serious lung trouble,
You can stop them now WITH Greco
mulsi1u. an rmglHiflSd crros0tr that
be- pleasant % take, Crromulhi6n Is
new medical discovery with two
fold action. ~ snuth~s and heals tho
luflamrd membranes and kills the
Evrur
Of all known drugs crsRs8ts Il
recognized - tho medical fraternity
a. the greatest healing agency for
tho treatment 81 chronic coughs and
colds and other forms ~ throat and
lung troubles CFFumulHiun contains
IN addition 90 rrs0a1ir, other healing
elements which Hnnthe and heal the
iuflhmri membranes ard stop Abe
irritation and inflammation. while
the Crrusotr goes on 10 the stomach.
BE- absorbed Into so blood attacks
the seat ~ ihr trouble and destroys
tho germs that lead 20 consumption
Crromulsl6n is Euafhnts~d satls-
factory in the treatment ~ chronic
coughs and colds bronchial asthma
catarrhal bronchitis and other forms
uf throat and iuuE diseases. and IL
excellent for building up tho sYHr
tenn after colds or tho flu. Money
refunded NJ any cough or cold. no
matter % how lunE standing. IL NOT
relieved after taking according 90
directions, Ask YUur dTuEEiat Cree
muisi0n Co. Atlanta. Ga=AiFrr-
isrmrut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-24
LUMBER OUTLOOK
UNPROMISING
Mills TO Close Down Week
or Two Earlier
SOFT WOOD IMPROVED
Exports Have Increased
Over Last Year
BI FRANK FOSTER

! While mil, production was atm
ahead Or new business Tor last week
there is "a slight Improvement over
the week preceding a. This applies
10 tho entire soft wood market In
! eluding therefore our strongest com.
|peutor, tho southern pine.
/ Prospects Tor business In thA farm.
lng sections arc ftn looking well
and certain outlaws OF the humber
trade who do a mail order business
|arc finding orders more plentiful
than they have been Tor the pas,
three years,
/ California demand Is better but
.prlCra are not satisfactory. Tho
buyers there. depending upon "a
steady and heavy production on this
coast can See no reason for huyius
! Tor more than their immediate ID.
/ aulrrmsnts. There are Eull about
30 boats generally used in this trade
THAI are now tied up being relsar.d
las they are needed. This has
tendency 90 keen freight down 90 o
pretty low level Trade generally
la California in reported better. with
ith" significant detail that COLLECTIONS
, arr easier.
In spite, u the grucml impress
sion that the export trade ~ under
LA cloud. figures show that the IA
|cifir Northwest exported mayr lun
her tn the first six months ~ 1924
than in tho corresponding period 81
1898 and got more Tor h. Tho rS
/ port ~ logs made tho greatest
gain. being over 90 per cent moro
than the shipments tn 1898 ShanE
IhBi ~ carrying heavy stocks. and
will hardly be- much o. "a factor m
lumber imports Tor the rest pf this
year Tho chief trouble with Japan
~ IN" rate Of exchange AMI the
unsteady standard Of prices on thh
side. Thosr who should know. how.
ever. predict good trade with that
country for tho coming year,
Things DO not look very prumI1.
iinE Tor the remainder or 1894. When
Tho Gus .omHry paragraphs about
"lhe smoke ~ hattie having cleared
away shall have been written there
viii b. but very few weeks LEFT
before the coming of the holidays
Mills VIII elo6r down a week or two
|rlrllrr than usual and Do glad 20
90 fo, Tor Tho majority % them
cannot BE- making money AZ tho
present prices
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Gale Is Raging at
Columbia's Mouth

ASTORIA. ore OCT gG-Thr
worst r0uinraHtrrly storm which has
swept the entrance 90 the Columbia
river This season broke early last
might and was gpAuHulng thiT morn
lnE uuHhHtrd
shipping e delayed hy che gale. a
number Of vessels being anchored In.
side the river mouth waiting far more
favorable weather
Tho maximum velocity reached hy
tho storm Bt North Head was rs
miles au hour. aud tho sale Mas
sul blowinE ut 20 miles this morn,
uF
nc-pIio tho sweeping sale no dam
age has been reported and mo- ships
arc in distress 90 far uB a. known.
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were guests of the student body at
an oll.university assembly in Mcany
hall at which the activities and aims
of the school were explained to them
and the new freshmen.
Most OF tho visiting delegates will
remain over Saturday and attend tho
O. A, Washington football game
as guests OF the university.
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Students of High
Schools Are Here

student leaders from high schools
of tho state were assembling on the
university campus Friday for their
annual confab with their big brothers
and sisters at Washington,
Friday morning at II o'clock they
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"A Platinum Lorgnette Chain lost in front of this
store Monday of this being heirloom and
priced very highly by the owner reward of the original
value of the chain offered the finder if returned the
office RHODES DEPARTMENT STORE
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= memb-r.hIp I'D

The membership og registered
trade unions In Great Britain. which
reached nearly 1000. 900 In 1920. fsIl
10 $500 600 IN 1922. according to an
official report recently issued