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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-18
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Emlth Cove TsrmlHal-rlsr H-str Iyo
waru
Hsl street Termiusi-U. r. 3. UBsiEs.
Iiatdh
Pier il-u. r. q. b. Dsliuood.
Pier iG-r. T. a. o El0humirh.
Pier Str George T. Olson
Pier .=Etru Victoria Yukon AlaEEa.
Pier D-RtF ii y Alexander.
Pacific Coast Coal Buuhsrh-sir Admiral
Rogers,
uuiou Pacific Tsrminhl-Etr Nevada.
. shipping Board MoorinEs-str Cup
rum
CgHurrticut Street TsrminAI-BfrH Odu-
ma. TAuAuA T. r. r Surveyor.
stacy Street Tsrminai-Rtr Pennsylvania
Hanf0rd Street TerminAl-str Asiyo
Maru.
Spokane Street Tsrminai-str willfaro
East waterway Dock 4 Warehouse Co.
-Htrn Edward Luckenbaeh, West Nj
lus. Sudbury
General Prtr0legm-Mn Los Aihmoa
Todd Dry Docks-Eira Bienvilis. Red
wood. ms Patterson.
UrummonR LIHhterAEo C0-str ~ cedro,
S~ftlstou's Mui-su Santa Insz.
coiman Crsosots Wofks-sT Horace 2
BAXTER.
west seattle ElsyA,or-s,r Ygnsyamz
Maru.
stinfons ,nii-sus saEA Msru. Ernss,
If Meyer
Tayior'H Niii-EIrTrn-
winston Marine Railway Eagle HArber)
-Hehr Vancouver, Ella A. Alumua
bktn Couquereor. barEcst Coquitlhm
city, Henry willard. Griffngn, Elwtll
ms Donna Lane
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Vessels in Other Ports

TACOMA-Arriyed Nov. iT.-str Ala
hama MRru from Seattle, AZ 1880 a. m.
Sov. ig-s,r Dorothy wintsrmoto from
los Angeles via Everett. Btr Yukon from
Seattle. at a. m. str Phiioctctes from
Vancouver at a. m; str Edward Luck
subach from Seattle, AZ a. m, Etr Lon
don shipper from United Kingdom, at
.. m; afr Griffeo from b. c.. AZ ?
p. m. str Ernest X. Meyer from Seattle.
AZ II D. IN. Sailed, Nov. iT.-sir Bien-
wis for u. C.
EvERETT-saiicd. Nov. is.-str Dor
oihy wintermots for los Angeles. at
noon. Arrived. Nov. is.-Str Pacific
from Seattle. at p. m.
PORT GAMBLE-ArrivSd. Nov. IL
str Yosemite from Port Ludlow at 5
a. n.
PORT TowNSESD-PaEsed in, Nov,
I7-str George L. Olson for Seattle, At
n. m. str ToneyAma Maru for Seattle
at a. m. Arrived. Nov, l7.-Str III
Cedro from Naneoso, SIR Harold Dollar
from HonEkonE.
vANCouyER-Arriv Nov. ls.-str
Ryofuka Maru from Orient. at IL a. m.
str Charlton Hall from Seattle At IL a.
m. ms Loeb Coil from Rotterdam at ] l
a. m. /. str West iSon from Seattle, al 5
a. m str Toyamh MAru from Seattle,
ats IN. Sailed Nov. Is.--Str CRthwood
for Los Angeles. at p. m. ctr Mont
pelIsr FOR Antwerp. at y. IN.
PORT TOwNsEND-fasscd in, Nov.
i7.-str El Cedro for Seattle, ut 10 a.
m: str Harold Dollar for Seattle. at
1880 n. IN.
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N. Y. C. HIGHEST
IN Il YEARS
Other Rails Hit New HIM.
Early Tone Buoyant

HEE YORK Ear fa-w,.
Industrial FfnrE a7sTazss =
highest LrEEI HfuHr 1879 ~ -. I,
rHE high Ernlna FIncs IS -
Wa.HtaInHa a tg1yant "a 90
Gerry taaI.uEH. r
Sew York Central q. rts
lfE best price Ia IE yssr.
hfrH.Fru ~ TIl. VA al -
level ~ The IErr fEraas F..-.f
aU ths leading rails Ftlusiss.s
uaHg Zoe an rlanFes ~ -.
shares and this section ~ ~. - .l
Ert displayed great activity 4.
first ls minutes or -. WI
trials not far behind. Eva
The market opened firm r,
Steel 1900 shares al IIy a. ~
up = A D. e AtehiE1u. ifaE ~
htudFhaEsr Gf1s. 40 p: Dse.,. Y
up s; American Wooden. n -,
Union Pacific lfglz- gsrs,.i
tors EET,s q. q D. s7G. ~ 4 e. g,
Rubber g7h. up View Ysrt ~
trail ne, up = r. X. a. '.
g7iz. on rs Coun0fdAtsd ~,
~ * General Electric. ar :.
MarE Truck, 2iG7s Industrsi 4 {.
hgl. sEis. up = Rock Isisrs h.
up g. Southern Pacific. i6sI !. \
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Canadian Wireless

Str Canadian Rover saB Francisco for
Victoria, go miles from Victoria.
Str T. J, Hanna, Point Wells for Port
land, IS miles from Portland.
Str Caddopeak, San Francisco for Bar
clay Sound. II miles north San Francisco.
Str IWatcaEn Maru. San Francisco for
Seattle. 10 miles from Eutsyhn
Str Pomona. bound for Portland. sio
miles from Portland
Str Cen,Aurua. Portland for San Fran
cisco. ab7 miles from san Francisco. noon.
SIR ~ SeEundo. Aberdeen for Rich
mond. 81 miles from Richmond.
SER canAdlHn spinner. Yokohama for
Vancouver. go miles from Vancouver.
Str Manchester Civilian, Mike for
GrAyH HArboT, rs miles from Esisvan.
Str city o. Vancouver, Osaka for Van
eouyer. 1883 miles from Victoria.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-18
WHEAT PRICES
ARE DOWN
Bears Influence Marie,
Corn and Oats 10

CHICAGO. Nov lT.-Graln t-.,.
closed Irregular on the cfls-
board u trade today.
Lack ~ export buying ana A.
crease in the visible supply w.. :.
chief bsarlsh factors IN ths -,
pit, pressing prices or z. 10 ii
Poor huHkiug returns ana a.
crease in the visible supply ~.
corn individual strength AMI ~,
closed higher.
The corn market finished f--
prices being unchanged % Z klris
Provisions finished firm.
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Arrivals and Departures

AHirsd-E6v lg-Hfr Hafadrr from
rrramtH1g Vie ports. at 1855 o. o.. FfT
IHu1aaa from Yokohama vie Port Town
taH1 - ib.1p g. ~ fHt Point WFlisi
me tna Alam1H from LHa Angeles ~
sac a. m Nov I7-=Htr TuEEH from Ta-
coma az n 40 .. m- ctr Horace r. Har-
Ter from Ice AuEFlra e. no .. ms Fir
Eduar1 LgrkEubarh from Tacoma 81
TE1g ,. o. Hir santa Irsr nom Tacoma
az sac p. mrs Efr Nevada from HaFra
via ports, A. 6 ,. m.5 err HisuFiiIs from
Tacoma ~ 3. No. new steamer ctr
HarUid Dollar from HauEsa via EhHuE-
hal ~ art8 , ms ar barbara e. from
Loa Angeles Fla Hau Franchise. a. 1.is
o. m.g utr % crdr9 from L3E Angeles
via ports. a. 1855 .. ms or TaHfTaHla
MHru from Kobe Fia graFH HarbgT %
Irlf g. m,s or George =. Olson from Fan
TraurlHH8s 30 80. m
sailed E8T lF=Efr BnFHhara f8T
Eau FraHriHe8 yIa Tacoma ~ 10 .. o. g
str ggtEi0Htar fsr Liverpool fis ports or
30 .. M. StT GIym0ut for MuEllst9. %
.. m.
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Nov, l7.-Forelgn OK
change opened irregular. STERLING
ts2a francs, ,O.o5g6I; lire. 60 otgs,
Belgium. IO.otS2M marks, gsSOL Hol.
land. iol6. Sweden, 1859; Norway. t47s
Foreign exchange closed lower. with
sterling demnnd. 1851 sis, of b.is,
francs. SO05216. off tOO0Oia: lire
f0ot2l y. off I0.OO0llf Relglum
fooFsh, Off to.000iS marks. ggSon,
Holland. 1907. off iO.00oi: Shanghai
'6A Yokohama, 5s62; Russian. 6rs,
Sweden, 1881. up Sooo0l; Norway. 1i7s,
off 50 oO0i.
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Omaha Live Stock
Monday. Quotation.

Cattle-Recelpts. $1,000. Tone OF mar
kct. lBGs5c lower. NoRrllngs. $3.50
I225; steers S67501l; cows and helf-
crs. sa.75d7.25; stockers and feeders.
s6G7bo; calves. S3,5091o. bulls and
stays, SSds,4O.
Hogs Receipts $4,000. Tone OF mar
ket, 15o lower Bulk. SS.2o1SSo; top.
sg.05.
$500, Tone OF market,
steady. Noarlings, s7Ge,5o; wethcrS.
s57bRSbo; lambs, Si?s5G1i; ewes,
S6US,
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Denver Live Stock
Mondays Quotations

Csttic-Recelpts, $1,000, Market 25o
lower. Reef steers SOS; cows and
heifcrs. I3.s0ds, calves. s497,5o; feed
ers and stockers. Ita7.25. bulls, So O
-.75.
Hogs-Reeoipta 1900. Market. 10000
lower. TOP. $3.50: bulk, Ss.io9s.2o;
pigs. s797.5O.
Shecp-Reccipts. 1900. Steady TO Toe
higher. Fat lambs, Si3G l2.75' feeder
lambs. ilS.s0d14.lo; fat ewes, $50
ESQ. feeder ewes, 1tbo06,
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[ DIVORCE RECORD
SUITS FILED

BUTTS r IEfsU
Ernest G. vs.. Auralel Pearl HshnT
kraft. desertion.
CheElie Ralph VS.. lila LorenA ClIl
incompatibility.
Grace Z. VS.. Theodore J. Qnstksi
bush. cruelty.
Jessie VS.. c. {. Roe. nonsupport
Matte X. VS.. John McGeeyer. N
support.
Emma vs.. Anton Nelson. nonsuBa
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Cnscara Bark-io74 peel. ID.
OYSTERS
WHOLESALE FISH
fresh Fish, prr In
Boston Wool

HuSrpS, Nov IL The wool market
continues fairly active, Tho high price
being paid for Texas wool, however, is
believed to he for certain grades In
which thcro Ia n scarcity. There Ia more
wool reported stored In the local mar.
kct than lnat year at this time. hut ac-
1Ordlng to dealors there IL larger por-
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Portland Wheat

PORTLAND. Nov. l7.-whcat-Hard
white. Ss5; soft white. si.s1: western
white. il.5s; hard winter. S1.Ss. north
ern spring, Si.ss; western red. ti,55,
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VEGETABLES

CTho prices given are those made 20
retail dealers by wholesalers. with n
few seasonal exceptions. prices to pro-
ducsFs can be figured by deducting tho
cost OF transportation to Seattle and
approximately Is per cent for hauling,
storage and selling cost
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By Williams

ton Of tho stock sold.
Fine aud fine medium staple territory
wool quotahlo at flb5ui.6oi fine I'M
washed delRines, Ohio type, 69d65c;
Australian mcrluos. Gid7Oc.
There IL good demand for A. A. pulled
wool st sl,5S TO tIS9.
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Portland Produce

Butter Cube extras, a7ci standards. ate.
primo s'sts, 3bc. fIrns ave.
Eggs Extras, coo, flrsts. soc; pullcts
bic; current receipts 5ic peowoes,
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Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births IN their households us y.
ported by the following men:
Kocntz, Charles Z, Theodore Hs-,
girl
Caruful. Edward James. 900 sgnr.
ave, girl
McAuiey. Rufus Paul. 1891 Fifth ~
n. T.. boy.
Madsen. Edwin c. 1l20 Ninth az
boy.
Laurltsen. Christian. 5522 18Th AZ
n. T.. boy.
Cook. Howard. 7i2 y. ssth st. 81
RoHenquist, Charles n, SIS CnEr
St. boy.
PAUL., William, Route I. girl
IngstAd. Louie Melvin, 29i5 !sgh AZ
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Cash Wheat
Mondays Quo,stioa,

CHICAGO. Nov. iT.--cash vhaa-n
: red. tlE5E di.ss; 80. ! hard. iins
l-EBg No ! spring. fLtIs; Nj
hard, iI.t2h ai,5ih.
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Weather Bureau Report

HFpe-Izf frau me o. q WfaEHHF Hgreaul
EATaOsI IaLAHD. &aF. ls-s q. u-
-EaTuust~T fsl.lHE raUi1iE rein Enl
Hsiris sind rsut. -z miles aE EaHr-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-18
F00DSTUFFS IN
STEADY TREND
Good Demand Seen During
Fair Weather Now

Prices held steady to open Tues
day after weak opening in which
balmy weather brought out heavier
retail and resultant wholesale trade
in foodstuffs.
There Ii little indications Of ma
terlal changes within the next sew
eral days.
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San Francisco Produe.

Butter-EEtrah. 4ic.
EEEs-ETtrah. teo; extra puiisi. iigl
underlined pulietH. acc.
Cheese-Cai. flats, fancy. .iAe
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N. Y. Sugar and Coffee
Mondays Quotations

Sugnr-SteRdy. Raw, iS,7s; refined
steady: granulated, SIl5a7.25,
Coffee-No. Rio. 2bHc; No. Santos
2Ss dgsac.
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GARD OF THANKS

CARD OF THANKS md
We wish to sincerely thank NJ
our friends for the man n
expressions OF symps,ns,,s d
many deeds OF Kindness o." r,-
the beautiful flowers thes s, ii
so freely given during NV vi
ness and burial OF our uea
and mother. ~ n,
A large part OF the sting 4 man
death was removed BY t nS eAss
acts cf Kindness and soou ". ID
that were showered upon. a.
we 6el greatly oomloi,usSe u
strengthened TO again M Oh
the daily struggle IN Ycgf
work-a day world ~ ou'S
sincerely. ,xnrRsES
ROLF AND JOHN r. ANle s.i,sl
WE wish to thank our many besull
for their kindness and NV ne s.
full floral tributes durlns nNorcthl
bereavement of our nleoe
Jane Smith,
MRS. ALICE FoFF ,,oN,GHN
MIR. AND MRS, T. II. MV4'N
MISS IDA MONAGHAN
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ShipNews
Tides In Seattle

MEnht @iAAA
SOY -
Firsf los didr
20 e. E o.
ttrst High Toe
GfTL a. 90 re-
srran1 los Iilf
ssroud Iiizh IlaH
fE o. u rs o.
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Ia LkuAE
.oK ~

.oN -
Tires ~ ItI.
a. IL n
Alfst HiEh Itdr
90 a. frr IA
-ffHnd len Ifdr
7Ffend High ilar
o. a. IT. r.
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Bushels Auction House
Ma ln-anka an0E gacnnd Ave
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Suspended sentences given offend
crs convicted OF penal offsnsgs con.
siitute ono % the most demofaliz-
ing influences 90 law enforcement
existing today. Attorney Charles III.
Paul. n candidate for the superior
court. charged Monday
Opposition TO the stand taken BY
Judge Boyd J. Tallmau in giving
re Waite and Hurry Gilman. con
lcted OF attempted robbery. sus
ended sentences. was voiced By @.
Smith. Monday smith was
5reman OF the jury which heard
10 evidence against the two and
turned n verdict o. guilty.
.The evidence plainly showed
lat these two men deliberately
AIMED the robbery ana that they
ere experienced hands az the
ork." smith said The juror de-
Jared he would sign a protest
rainst Tallman's act.
Taiiman was preparing TO reopen
he case OF waite and Gilman b
revolving his suspended sentence
and pronouncins a prison term upon
the two when court opens TUESDAY.
Suspended sentence was given
when Under Sheriff Archie Hutchs-
son went 10 Tallman in hts chambers
aud told the Judge that "thc 20.
lice department would IKE to soc
these boys freed
II have been unable TO find q
single policemen who favored such
action Tullman said Monday.
4 took tho undershertff Ut bis
word. hut ! have been unable 10
verify his statement. Both Chief Of
Police ". L. seyeryns and Capt.
Cl.ar.es Tenant have disavowcd i"
Hutchcson refused 70 reveal Who
had asked him 70 iutercede for
waite and Gilman.
n was asked 70 toll Judge Tall.
man about the condition Of the fam.
lilies Of Waite and Gilman, and TO
say that some OF the policemen
would like 70 sec them given q
chance Hutchinson said. That's
on I did. I don't know either Of the
two defendants. Ny action was not
Official I am not OF liberty 70 re-
veal whom ] spoke for.
4 delegation Of Rainier Valley res
idens recently appeared before
Judge Otis W. Bnnker to protest
against a suspended sentence being
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
MILK WAR END is
IN SIGHT
Shippers Try to Get Price to
IL Cents a Quart

steps 70 end the milk war, which
has cost the producers Of milk in
King county hundreds o. dollars
since il started four weeks ago. were
under way Monday. An effort 20
bring the price back to the old price
OF II cents a quart. and to raise u
one cent 10 r. cents. was launched
by a group Of white shippers satur-
day.
At a meeting Of more than 100
white shippers. called BY Dick Van
Wordsn. concrete plans TO end the
domination Of the Seattle MIX Ship,
pers' association board OF directors
we're drawn Tho directors were
locked out and an Japanese mem
beers were locked out. Attorney
Frank Hammond was summoned to
advise the insurgents on their legal
rights.
Recall petitions we're drawn up and
signed By the members present. An
attack viii be launched in the courts
on the legality OF proxies used by
lAItlIltEg lAlEEiitfi VI Attta Aaf-'NasaA $500
to perpetuato the present board OF
directors In power.
Hammond advised the insurgents
TO take court action against the
proxles. atso to attack the action OF
the board Of directors in cutting the
price Of milk to t1.s5 per 100 pounds
TO tho consumer when the member.
ship voted for a price Of i2.75.
Capt. a. a. Payssc. secretary or
the Seattle MIX Distributors, said a
price increase would be supported by
his organization.
When tho war Is settled part Of
the proceeds Of milk sales will go
into a pot to help pay the losses sus-
tanned By members of the association
whose milk has been sold to oonden.
sarles at n lower price than the
others received. It is said
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Paul Scores Giving OF
Suspended Sentences
Superior Court Candidate Says Practice
Should Be Greatly Curbed

given Conrad Trocpple. charged
with a statutory crime. Candidate
Paul charged. Judge Brinkcr there
on gave this man sentence or 30
days IN jail
Recently tho state recommended a
suspended sentence Tor William
Kolh. who pleaded guilty 10 being a
jolutist. Deputy Prosecutor T. -.
Colviu r1id that Kolb haa ak chill,
drne depending on him and that he
had not been arrested previously
Suspended sentences arc men
acc 20 Laws enlargement. Paul said.
Il believe the practice should bo
greatly curtniled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
Close Up Offices
for Columbus Day

Monday. being observed al Colum.
bus day, which fell on Sunday was
a court holiday In the federal build
ing, and the offices OF Judge Jcre.
mlah Neteror and the clerk, u. NJ.
Harshberger, were c'osed.
All other offices remained open
for business during the day
Al county and city offices. except
tho registration office. were closed.
as we're the banks.
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nurse Nvunurmrut
snd srwi-lu,alld eaaeH. GLsnala-
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Col. Watkins to Be
Guest at Luncheon

Col Il. VI. Watkins. new director
OF tho u. S. shipping board here,
viii be the guest OF honor a. a
luncheon at tho l.. G. Smith Build.
ing restaurant Tuesday noon, to be
given by the foreign trudes 1uncil
OF the Seattle Chamber OF Com
merco.
watkins recently succeeded u. ~.
Erckonbraok.
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DIVORCE RECORD
SUITS FILLED

Archie w. ~ Marion / Kline. nom
support.
Beatrice A. Va. Harry C. Kncozel.
cruelty.
Morris W. Frances Giazer incompat-
billty.
YvounG VI. Frank MeGreovoy. de-
sertion.
Guy x. ~. Pearl Rawlings. deser-
lion.
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Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births IN their households arc re-
ported by the following men:
Gaiante. Morris. I'll 18th ave s., girl.
Dudley. Alexander Prentice, S37 Ken
yOr IT., girl
Reynolds. william A.. 2slA warren
ave. boy.
ave. girl.
sethers. Joseph otis Leland. 2j13
~ uan G nIrl-
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Bushels
Tuesday Auction

VIII offer another opportunity for
money saving hy home furulahrrF.
For 3 hours or more. beginning nt
1000 a. m. SIC VIII arll 10 tho
highest bidders furnishings for
avrry room in tho home. from tho
basement t8 the garrett Drop iu
before thc sale 90 Her what VIII
interest you. then bu on hand
TUESDAY 20 buy. Ht your price.
such goods a. an OynrHiuftcd
davenport. rocker and rlRir In
velour. / 2 now. ruUm-aisc Fabcolin
TuEp. Laurel and Economy com
blnation gas and coal ranges Ohio
and Majestic coal ranges vulcan
Hmopth-top and other gas ranges.
complete dining sets and odd
dining pieces. bed davenport,
phunuEraphF. pianos. a shacffrr
and a reaHr. velvet and AxminFter
rugs new GonEulpum by the yard.
strrl aud brass beds, new springs
and mattresses, new wool and cot.
ton blankets. library tables. bronze
clock. electric ptrcUiAtuf btBHH
j0rdiuier. cook stove. sewing ma
chine. wood and coat heaters, table
lamp. light fixtures. lady's deHN.
rockers and easy chairs, curtains.
pictures. Kitchen tables, dishes and
utensils tools. hose, wall paper.
rtc You really must attend our
auctions 10 fully appreciate tho
wondc rful variety Of goods VIC sell
and the saving you can make, for.
as has often been Haid Every
thing, sooner or later. comes to
Bushels Auction House
Ma in-nnEq en0G garo,d Ave-
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FUNERAL NOTICES

LiNDBORCs-At tl9 - 18th pgtr-
brr II. 1894. CLARA MARIE
LINpBOHG, age ts Year,. be-
loved wife OF John a LindhQfG
and mother Of Mrs John Luud-
qulst and Nfias sally lAndhorK
Funeral services Tuesday. 2 y m
AZ our chapel Friends invited
lntsFment Evergreen park Home
UNDERTAKING GO.
oUsDAHts--At 1915 18Th N, oct IL,
1894. KARI OUSpAftI. ago So
years, beloved mother ~ Mrs Com
stance johnson. Adolf and Mons
OuHdaht
Funeral services Tuesday. l p. Va.
at cur chapel intsrment at Lake
view, Home Undertaking Company
OtSEN-At g0iD Sixth ave. oct 10.
ANNA OLSEN. age as years, be-
loved mother Of Mrs. " AlFNnn-
der. LoTina and fHia Olsen
Funeral services "wednesday. ..
m. az our chapel Friends In
sitcd fnferment Mt Pleasant
Home Undertaking Co
LiNDELB - AZ Rochester Mimi.
CARL NJ LINDELL ago 81 years
beloved husband 81 Ida vs. Lindrli
Funeral services Wednesday I g.
NJ at our chapel lutermeut Forest
Lawn. Home Undertaking Company
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he given twice daily. at els and
SIS.
Tho story brings into sharp con,
trast the gorgeous pomp and pa
g9ntry Of ancient Egspt al the
time Of tho exodus. and tho cou'pl.x
civilization Of today The picture is
divided into two parts, ancient and
modern, Scenes Tor the latter are
laid In san Francisco. unfolding a
thrilling. pathetic love story
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
Sunset Motor Co.
Used Cars

LATE 1899 FORD TOURING
one OF tho finest equipped aud
hcHt-runninE Fords in the city.
Has had wonderful care aud
shows " iu every way. II "a
equipped with tho famous
Ford equalizer for easy steer.
ing Practically brand now
cord tires, shock absorhers,
rain swipc. motomctcr and bar
caps, stop signal, battery iEni-
ton. large horn. special .uRs
rod, spare tire and tire cover,
etc Motor Is exceptionally
quiet. and has lots Of power.
A car worth seeing and drlv-
ing,
WALKER AUTO co.
1918 Fourth Ave.
NJ ANW ELL CHRYSLER
DEALERS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
1924 Studebaker Big 6
Sport Touring
$1,630

Here Is an opportunity 10 save
1900 on a Dig 8 EtudchRkcr
which looks and runs abno-
lutniy like a brand new car,
With all the power and speed
you could wlhh for IL has
dice wheels. with : extra
dlH0 wheels and tires mount
Cd on running boards Is cord
tirusls trunk with . HuitchHea
ia rear 3 bumpers. sun shade.
automatic windshield Hwipc
matametrr and ornament
Naitham S-dHy clock. tom
urau light cowi lights ven
tllRtnr. nickslcd radiator and
headlights. Aismitr lubricas
Ing system. Gabriel snubhrrH
aud ruunlnRbonrd light Car
cost Sa.ldp You viii agree
with mr when you see II that
it "a tho best buy Ia Seattle
for $3.50, Can arrange
terms. aud will consider a
light car in trade No deal
era. WIN be home evenings.
Phone IKE nwd-4767. iT0I
Fifth y. L..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
as MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
SASH ANn DnORE

SASH MD DOORS
O. ~ WILLIAMS co.
Sash FOR lncloBinE sleeping pDrchcs
20 Keep your house warmer and
cleaner. Send us your sizes and
we viii give you factory prices
French do0rs
Garage doors,
Benches and tables for breakfast
uohlSs.
Special cabinet work.
Cupboard doors
Doors and windows for MI purposes.
Ask or phone Ell iot-G50S for free
illustrated catnlnR, Buy direct
from the manufacturer at factory
prices and snvC money.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence Age
Crawford. winfield H.. Seattle Legal
Olsen. Agnes K. Seattle ...., Legal
Branson, william r.. Rich
m0nd Beach. ...............Le Legal
Adams. Florence L.. Richmond
Beach ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Legal
Tracy. John L.. Seattle .........3l
Stages. y. r., Seattle ............21
DonaldBon. John. gcattle .........2t
Petersen. Lillian. Seattle ........-2l
Haney. Jesse J.. Seattle ..........25
NOyak. Mary. Tacoma ............2l
clomeus0n, Clarence T., So
attic .s.t.ss..s.ss .s.ss.. .ls"Ehl
Farrell, Laura, Seattle ....,...Legnl
Ritanz Antonio. Seattle ......Legal
sullivan. Mary j.. Seattle Illegal
Holland. Osmund. Seattle ....Lcgal
staple Brynhild. Seattle rs
sigmund. Jack W, Seattle ace. Legal
swanson. HiidH H., seattle illegal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13

THEODORE ROBERTs beloved
Il character actor % tho screen.
win be seen ss Moses az tho Metre
I-olitan Monday night when Cecil 4,
De Miles THE Ten Command
ments' opens FOR Ia run here. II
Is the first ard only showing IN the
city this year.
The showing. accompanied hy Or.
Ricsenfeld's special score, played by
touring orchestra uf Is men. VIII