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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
Weather Bureau Renort

rArooMt ISLAND. Msy I7.-sa ~
uaromstsr faliins alouiyl cioudy! VIA
saafh. ~ miiss an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
SCREAM SENDS
Thief FLYING
OH STATION ROBBED
Masked Bandit COnfrontS
Woman in Bedroom
centralia Burglars Get
$1,000 in Jewelry Store

one Seattle home and gasoline
service station and a lsveiry store
81 CentrAha were entered BY robbers
Lass night.
Mrs s. A. NAcRinnon. 1903 ieth
ave. WAS confronted by a masked
burglar AFTER she had heard a noise
IN an upstairs bcdroom ana had gone
up 20 investigate. Her screams
brought her son. DR.. John A. AiaeKin-
non % har assistance. The burglar
RUSHED By her and made his getaway
b the hack stairs Of .he house.
Another stanaard on station was
robbed At 10 p. m. last night A lone
man drove up 20 the service station
~ Fourth and Holgato and az the
point OF a revolver held up NJ. "a.
sattice. who was In charge. Thirty
collars IN cash was taken. The hold
up made his getaway IA HIS car. and
aiattce Was able TO set a description
81 tho handit before he escaped. lie
l. described as being = years old,
rlcan.shaven. we-itng a brown suit
and u cap.
Tho police are searching the vicin.
~. but have ailed - Tar 70 locate
him
Seattle detectives are searching 10
raj pawnshops m an efnort 20 locate
loot taken when robbers entered the
l. y. Jewelry store at Ccntraiia az
tees p. m The loot consists Of
sk.oee In 3cwelry and money. sToo Of
which Is IN checks and cash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
MAIL EMpLOYEr
ARRESTED
Debts TO Loan Sharks the
Reason for Thefts
CLERK ADMITS GUILT
Charged With Long Series
OF Small Robberies

Accused OF stealing a letter con.
tanning IS. Walter 4. Petersen. one
Of the most trusted employees 81 che
Seattle postofnoc. was arrested by
postoffico inspectors Friday after
noon az hts deak IN the Federal
building. The letter mentioned IN the
complaint u only one ~ a long series
Of mail thcfts. according 10 the IN
spec,ors. who say that they have
been checking on him since the firut
Of the year.
Petersen admitted his guilt 10
United States Commissioner A. g.
Bowman. Waived hearing. and Vas
bound over 90 the Federal Grand jury
on his own bond o. fi.ooe. Hs was
joined by his mother and hts bride OF
two months AZ tho offios Of the
United States marshal. where he was
taken Immediately after his arrest
Three years Indebtedness 10 money
lenders was the reason given By
Peterson FOR his alleged thefts. Fig.
urcs ia two salary loan receipt books
taken from Peterson were said by
tho officers 20 show that ho had been
required 10 pay iip5 Interest on a
loan q sass. with payments Of taisS
every two weeks. According 20 tho
officers. no had apparently borrowed
from ono company 10 ray the other
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
Poisoned Nerves
Cause Neuritis

yeuriiis or ''nervo Inflammation"
often follows an attack OF maiarial
poisoning. typhoid fever. pneumonia
or some other infectious disease. The
most frequent causes Of the trouble.
however. are colds. injuries bruises
or nervous exhaustion.
Eouritis may affect one nervo or
II may involve many. In some cases
the pain moves from place 10 place,
but usually II Is confined 20 the
shoulder, neck. forearm, thigh, leg
OF small OF tho back.
Beware OF drugs that relieve by
doadcnlng the nerves. Such relief is
deceptive and dangerous. Eoca
Neuritis Tablets act In safe, nat.
ural way. helping TO. remove tho In.
flammatlon and bring about perma-
nent, lasting results. Go today and
obtain n dollar bottle OF these tab
let's. Sold In Seattle by tho Bartell
Drug Stores. and all other leading
druggists. Boericko & Runyon Co..
Mfrs. san Francisco. - ADVERTISE
mcnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
ARMY AVIATORS
COMING HERE
Standpoint win Be Base
While Fleet Is North

with Sand Point for their base.
members OF the naval air service viii
ny 20 Seattle this summer when tho
bastleshipa gather for their two
months stay. according 20 Admiral
Robert y. Coontx. commanding the
United States fleet. who was a guest
Of honor a. yesterdays meeting Of
the Chamber OF Commerce members
council.
Increased development OF tho air
service was urged by Admiral coonix.
we have been slow 10 action In the
development OF aircraft, but I DO.
lisvs that within tho next year or
10 we win begin to figure VERY seri.
ously what preparation i necessary
70 keep this country in tho van for
the next 500 years. For va mus,
look ahead for that length OF time"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
JARS BUILDING
OUT OF LINE
Unknown Driver Of Stolen
Car Crashes Into Hotel

An unknown driver Of stolen car.
apparently under the influence OF
liquor. crushed into tho Owl hotel AT
the corner OF Sixth ave. and James
st. at 10 o'clock this morning. throw.
Ing the building out OF line so much
that difficulty wns found In closing
the doors.
Tho driver fled. leaving tho ma,
chine, n heavy Chandler touring car.
which had been stolen early this
morning at Sixth ave. and Pike ST..
where Kirby steyer, 22s2 Federal
ave, tho owner. parked II before
going TO work.
Attic considerable damage was
done the building. heavy bumper
saved the car. causing II to rebound
from the building.
The driver, n llghtcompiccted man,
wearing a dark suit. appeared 70 be
about IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17

Baciache iHn't the mystery II
used TO be years ago. Most times
It's due 10 kidney disorder. which
means simply that tho kidneys aren't
working as they should 70 filter tho
blood and keep II FREQ from uric
poison.
so. II your back II lame and sore.
and you are nervous. dependent,
sick. irritable. subject to dizzy spells,
and bladder difficulties. YOU want
something 20 help the kidneys do
their work.
Drink plenty OF water between
meals and take a single An.uric
tanti-uric.acidD tablet before each
meal. Get An.urlc Mt any drug
store. This In the new ltIdnty.back.
ache dluretio discovered by DIR.
Pierce, Pres. tho famous Invalids'
Hotel. Buffalo. N. Y.
Send DR.. Pierce, Buffalo, N. T.,
ioc for n trial package.--Advcrtise-
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
Portland Live Stock

fn1sr a9otalHot
10. Toss Of market
slow. Steers. rood trade. tt.tto,s
medium. te.teog-tts eomrion. ttaGte.
hsifsrs. Eood. f7.stet. medium and
eomman. ft.staT.is. eows. rood. ts.te
9fs medium shd common. Nteg t.fo .
csnnsrs and cutters. fi.fe9tfts bulls.
cannsrs and boiornAa 81 q ates calves.
medium and choice. 10 Ihr- down. use
cies lae 20 fso its. tkteeS.tes $50
ibs. Up. fateoe.to.
90. Tone os msrkst
steady. Medium coed ana ehoics. 100
% seo fbs-. ff.ttctit; zoe 70 $50 ibs..
fT.s9 9Ttts 3tc ies ur. tTof.ts. pack
ing. srnovsh hssvy. fs0a5ks paekinK.
rough heavy. ttteGt. fiAughtsr pirs
fT07.tt.
shs~p-Nse.ipts %. Tore az msrfss.
steady. Lambs. ~ ihs down. medium
10 shoirs. ftcfe: hssvywsish,s. me-
dlufa ard ehelcs. i7.feG,i cells ard
csmnons. all wslrhss tteT.se. veth-
era. tf.teof. svss comnou 70 choice.
itef.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
WINE SHIP SAILS
French Vessel Held for Lack
OF Permit, Leaves

Tho French ship Nevada. which
was detained Ia the port OF Seattle
By customs officials yesterday. BE-
cause no permit allowing a foreign
vessel 70 have = store OF liquor on
board for the crew had been Oh
tanned. sailed for TneonA early this
morning. A quantity OF fine French
wines wero sealed up by the officials,
Captain lie Medic. % tho Nevada.
stated that his vessel had stopped In
San Francisco and Canada. eneoun.
tering no trouble until u reached
Seattle. A. the time % sailing this
morning no permit had as re, been
received. according 20 Port Warden
Paul Edwards. A ffnai decision upon
tho matter Is expected from wash.
ington. d. C.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
BOARD REFUSES
FAIRGROUNDS
Lack Of Funds Assigned as
Reason for Action

The bOard OF education WIN make
no attempt 20 furnish playficlds for
Seattle children as a result OF rcso-
luton adopted hy the ooani az -
regular weekly session Friday. The
playficld problem 4 now in tho hands
% The city. school officials said.
Lack Of funds FOR carrying on the
work vas the explanation given BY
Or, c. W, sharplos for the Officials
stand on tho question.
Real estate belonging 90 the Seattle
school district Is 20 be sold az auc-
ton Tuesday. May 81. Reuben Jones.
secretary OF tho board. announced
Friday night The lis; includes scv-
eral choice lots. he said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
Old Clothes for
Russians SOUGHT

A campaign for old clothing for
destitute Russians has been instituted
by the Seattle X. NJ. C. A. Officials
IN charge Of the drive yesterday urged
Seattle people to send their old cloth
ing to the ~" Fourth ave. and
Madison ST.. or notify the officials
where TO call for them. a Russian
relief ship win sail from New York
the end Of the month. and May 25 has
been set for the last day Of the cam.
paign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17

20 me brings UP the ptpDltih-
Miss oregs have been reading
your columns daily and have en-
joysd them very much. as well A. hhy-
ing received much valuable infor'
nation - I am now coming 20
you for a little help.
I met a Eifl about two years ago
whom I think the world o. ! have
asked her 90 become my wife and
aho accepted me. Now this giri h
- a different religion than am,
and IA order 20 marry her ] viii
have 20 turn over 20 her religion.
told her that would IN order 70
bring complete harmony IN our
lyss.
Now. my friends tell me TIA, she
ia the one who should havo turned.
They ray that am sacrificing
everything. and shs isn't sacrificing
anything. Now am I doing right 70
turn 20 her religion Or should I tn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
AIRMEN
STARTS ON PAGE l

japanese air forces Will accompany
Tokyo. whore elaborate arrangements
have been made 10 honor them.
II was Tho first time airplanes ever
have fiown from the North American
continent 10 Asia.
Tho aviators crossed the tnterna.
tionai date linz during their Night.
making tho arrival Saturday. japan.
csc time. or Friday. according TO
American time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
Autoists Charged
With Being Drunk

9. o. Berg was arrested By Patrol.
man A. l.. Redden nt Eastiaks and
Fern last night and is held on a
charge OF driving an automobile
while drunk.
J. L. Macdonald. a salesman. .TcT
First ave. s.. was arrested by PA.
trolman d. C. Wilson on a charge Of
driving while drunk, and was re-
leased on 5000 bail.
Tom True IL being held for hives.
usation. after his arrest last night
BY Pafrolman A. J. Carter at Sew.
enth ave. and Cherry 81.
Charles Stacy. coiored bartender.
Is being held on an open charge At
tho jail. after his arrest by Patrol.
men G. w. christy and O. VI. Rey.
nolds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
Local Credit Men
to Discuss Taxes

Tax Problems" viii be the sub.
ject Of discussion at the monthly
meeting OF the Seattle Credit Mems
association. Monday. May 10. at the
Masonic club rooms. Prof. Frank J.
Laubc. OF the University OF Wash.
ington. win speak.
G. p. King win be in charge Of
tho questions presented for discus
sion There will DO a short program
by the glec club and BIZ Carl Presley,
pianist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
PLAN " CAMPUS
BOULEVARD
New Approach viii Make
Stadium Accessible

Plans for a boulevard approach 70
the university campus, making 40th
st. so feet wider from tho Tenth ave.
bridge to the campus entrance. five
blocks cast, viii be discussed at "A
public meeting Monday evening In
Rogers cafe. called by the UnIvcr.
slty Commercial club.
That the old shacks left at the
4oth IT. entrance by the Alaska
Yukon.Pacific exposition should be
torn down, and that the proposed
boulevard would be valuable advcr.
Using TO the city as well MS much
needed approach TO the stadium are
the arguments given by proponents
OF the plan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
GRAIN IN GOOD
RECOVERY

CHICAGO. May ic.-Grains made
good recovery from an early dip and
closed higher on the board Of trade
today.
Wheat values were strengthened
By unfavorsbls crop news There
also was good expert business In
Nhnitoba's varieties reported from
the soaboard. Selling pressure Was
light
Corn was helped by strength IN
wheat high cash premiums and ieas
optimistic Views regarding increased
shipments with compilation Of plant
Ing IN the now crop
oats lacked any individual rsa-
turqs. but closed fractionaiiy higher
with other grains
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17

n make her turn 70 my religion Y
she wants mef
Hoping 10 SEQ your Answer toon.
I remain.
BALDY A. AsfEB.
Evidently you ara letting the al
vice and comments OF your friends
stand in the wny u your own hap
piness. This II y matter that you
aud ilio EirI whom you plan 10
marry must decide. n your love u
strong enough 10 Justify your mar
rage. II should BE- unselfish enough
10 overlook differences la religious
belief.
The merr fact that you wero viii
Ing 10 ehanru 20 her faith shows
that she Is moro 20 you than your
former beliefs. Your whole prob
lem seems 20 BIO which one Of you
should make the sacrifices. II seems
10 mo that your altitude Il raiifr
selfish. or perhaps. should say.
Jcalotp. You arc worried about
whether she Is moro devoted 10 her
faith than 20 yon.
My advice Is. A. long ~ you have
promised her 10 aornpt her religion.
stick 20 your promise Apd avoid dis
puts. However. n you find that
quibbling Is unavoidable. IL would
be- better 10 end your affair now be-
fore you take tho vows. In case
you decide 20 70 on with your
plans. be independent enough not 10
let tho remarks Of your friends. who
may b. weIi-meanIng enough, inter
fers with your decisions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
HARRISON DEMO
KEYNOTER
Mississippi Senator to Ad-
dress National Convention

NEW YORK. May ts.--Senafor
Pat Harrison OF Mississippi win be
the temporary chairman and will
Eclfvsr the keynote address al the
democratic national convention here
Harrison was unanimously &c.
iectcd BY the committee on ar
rangcunents.
Tho convention arrangements com
rnittee met at the denrocratic club
with the intention Of selecting Har-
rison Cor the Sob thereby taking
the first step IN final preparations
for the big battle OF delegates SEIZED.
uled 70 begin Juno ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
Girl Pinned Under
Car; Unconscious

Caught underneath the automobile
which she was driving. when II over.
surned after coiliding with ma.
chine driven By T. A. Nelson. at 18Th
ave. ~. and Highland drive. last
night. Alice Kcllar. iies 18th ave- ".
narrowly escaped serious injury.
With the help OF witnesses. Nelson
removed Miss Rellar from under tho
machine IN an unconscious state and
removed her 10 her home. suffering
from nervous shock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
Congress Probes
Job of Member

WASHINGTON, May 17.--Rcprc-
sentative Swing, California, author
OF tho bill 10 construct Boulder can.
yon dam on the Colorado river. tcsti.
fled before the house irrigation com
mittce today that he had accepted
employment with tho Imperial irri.
CATION district. while n member OF
congress.
Swings statement wns made under
tho questioning Of Representative
Lcntberwood, Utah. chief opponent
Of tho bill. Swing told the committee
lc, had been paid s25 day as ad
ylaory counsel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
Alfalfa Hay Grade
Will Be Discussed

Adoption q federal standard
grades on alfalfa hay will bs dis
cussed at hearing conducted By the
United States bureau OF agriculture
economics In the assembly room Of
the Chamber OF Commerce. at .. m.
Monday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
Girls Are Selling
35O,O 900 Douphnuts

Seattle Campfire Girls are selling
sse.ooo doughnuts on this streets OF
the city today. Tho proceeds OF the
sale win go TO defray the expenses
Of a new piano.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
Foreign Exchange

XIV YORK. Nay is-FsrsiEn o.
rfar1s aasfafiers tsid q fnsfa ssaifr
ffru1af fhr frrrfen. LAT prices seed
FfrritnE. if1sk frsnas ft.tffta. cff
o. ae9l. Ire o. ffftHs nslrlan fraaes
a. fftsG4 marka. sEfstfg go e11 10 fhs
cfI 'afs Hharrhai. Tlh Nakehaua ~
fTt npsris. t1ffl assfsn, asft, ~
tetftls Norway. ittk. off fgffei
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
VARIED FEATURES ON
RADIO PROGRAMS FOR
BROADCAST SATURDAY
DHTVTkTJhI
May II, 1924

KFJc t270 metersl-3:3o to 4:3o
D. m.-Musical matinee; $40 %.
m.--Program presented by the
Great Northern quartet In song
numbers. Address by Edward o.
Flynn on Service"
KF'IiR f2s3 metcrs)-s.3o to $3.50
p. m.--Musical program.
KDZ t270 metersp-f230 TO / 30
p. m.--Program OF the Seattle
Sunshine club.
KIIQ 1850 mcters)-s to 0 D. m.
Musical program.
Copyright, 1924. by United Press,
WOR, Newark. 400 m, Q D. m.
&c. s. T)-The Pullman porters'
quartet OF Atlanta, Ga.
WIZ, New York, 455 m. s:l5
p. m, E. S. T.)--Dinner OF the
Reserve Officers association,
with addresses by Gen. Pershing.
Gen. Delafeld and others.
WTAM, Cleveland. 400 M. 0
.. m. T. $. T.)-Program OF
dance music.
WGN, Chicago. $40 m, Z TO 10
p. m. (c. s.. T)-Program OF
classical and popular music.
XIII, Los Angeles, so5 M, 8
p. m. P. q. 3. T)--Hclcn Mack.
intooh, prima donna.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
Vessels in Port at Seattle

smith Cows Tssminsi-Iiar ti-ffr rresi-
aeni Jsffsfson. Pier tp-aifs Edmofs.
tnnFossa Aara.
oTsat HoFthsFa rsrminsi-e ctr Tsgsma
Maru.
nsii street T-EminAl-u. q. a HsstAsr.
Grand Trenk Pacific Tsrmiasi-Au Al
tnifai Ifana
ri.f iiB-u,s Ts,s, KipE. m, Dean.
Lane
risr s-s,rs osroiin. France. nj Capt
tan
pier i-sohr c. a nolmsa
Pier t--Htr ulymont
PER s-Ftr Yuhou
Pier i-su Lena Iueksnhash.
Pier A--Hir citY % spokans.
Pier n--.fa ADMIRAL perry
ffrr n-ttr Admirsi Dollar.
Pacific Coast Coal nunksrs-u. a I. n
Relief
rAelfls oosu EnEia.srinE werss-su
naksrffisid.
union Paglne Tsrminai--8n Nevada.
y. q shipping Beard Mporinrs-stFs
west csarpa. West usmba. West nsn-
shaw. West iron. West Kaas. Dear
port. CupFuIn.
KlnF 4 Wihss-achr Naia 81 onssns
spokane Street Tsrminai-nir New Brfi-
ain.
Dushi.s-u. n a ooaassrcu,. sshr Rusy.
kssi waterway Dock a wsfeheufs CO.
ar Mystic.
road Dry boeks-Efr nansnfjard.
West seattle 1raininE ntAtion-Eagis o..
flsfferuan's DRY Dock-utra Haihier. ma
cuiturra. Z. 4. y. notsr.
AiasNk steamship MoofinEs Str Rstrbi-
kan.
Porh Diaksisy-utr ranana-
Winniow Narins Railway Eagle msrhorl
-Hchrs sindanao. Ynnrouver, nsisy
Hos.. Ella A. Hrohia chFiatsnssn.
Nsteor ard Alumns. hktus AIMS
Cemyn. Charles y. cForksr. tsTess CO.
quitlam City. urtffsgn aud Henry WI
lard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
Cynthia Grey
Religious Differences Should Not Stand IN Way Of
Happy Marriage
"a CYNTHIA GREY

Whether the matter Of religion should aiiect mafage -
delicate question and difficult TO answer as so often ~
depends the persons concerned as 70 wheer ihey c
he happy in spite Of differing ereeds The following letter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
LIVE STOCK
VEGETABLES
Fries raid Mhei.sais Dealers

fThs prices rivsn ar. thoss nsds 70
rsfau dealers ~ wholesalers. with . few
ssssonai snesptiens prices 20 producers
eau b fiHursd ~ dsduetins the cost Of
transportation 10 seattle and apgFoHi-
taatsiT 10 Per cent for hauling. storsxs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17

Ito help me. and l
was rundown and
so weak that I
had to remain in
bed much Of the
time and was like
an invalid. i had
pains in my abdo-
men and In the fe-
male organs, and
my stomach both
cred me. My hus.
band saw Lydia 4.
pinlfhap,,o Voc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17

table Compound advertised, thought
IL must be good, and brought it home
to me and advised me to tryit. After
taking one bottle was able to eat.
and after six bottles was doing nv
own work. which ] hadn't been able
to do for years. have new baby
who is doing nicely. and I am stiIl
taking the Vegetable Compound and
feeling better than / have for four
years. The medicine Is surely wonder
full and good thing TO have in the
house. Mrs. GEORGE SPHINX, Min
ncsota Junction, Wisconsin.
A countrywide canvass Of pur-
chascrs Of the Compound reports 9s
per cont. benefited.
r-Advetti,ement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17

II you value your watch. let n watch.
maker repsiri,. Nox, liberty theater.
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
San Francisco Produce

Butter-Hstrsu sae hi prime flrsts,
afiso ID.
EgEs--Dxtras, .sc dos: extra pullotn,
12u don.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
DAIRY PRODUCTS
DAIRY PRODUCTS
POULTRY AND MATS

Durks-i4ye. old. per H. ~
rounH. 1854, ~ .s.sss.ss.ss ~
nrollsrs-itst. per ~. ..ss.ss ,itQ . y
Cspons-fars fat per 10. ..ss.. 'uo ~
Nehef a y. fsfssssssssssfss wv ~
usns-Lrs. he. and up.sss, .N9 ~
Medium. live. "a. ~ 49, M. y.
iAfht. i've. 10 u lts.... ~
hfftse-fiFe ssss.sssssssssfss ~
Fancy dressed ss..s.ss.ss.s .tt0 ~
belGian Harse--lAvs ....s..ss. ~
Rffssf4 ssasssssssssssssssss ~
lurheye-fancT q. ,. younHs, .itG ~
ttsesiers-oid. live. per IT,. ~
hess Chefce. Hight ss.s..s.s.. go ~
Choice heavy, Ito-ioo its eco ~
Neei-fanry milk, te-tfe ibs... .Itg az
HsaFy. medium quality .ofCo az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
Liverpool Grain

lrtdhy1s ocotatiena
Whsaf- Opfa niEh Low Ciats
Nay. o. Hf - sdfs "a b. ad
gnlF.. fsif.d - Hdtsffhd asfff.f
Oct Islf4d ssifsa tsfiHd faii r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
Portland Grain

PORTLAND. Ore. Nay lss-wh.si--
Hard Hhfs. lfe seff Hhits. fltf
Hssisfn ahifs. o. 1f. haff Ntnfsr flfi
FgrttfFa spring. fLtiI western red g..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
REMARKABLE 4
RECOVERY Of
MRS. SPHINX
Gives Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Full Credit

Minnesota Junction, Wis.-'T was
under treatment, but nothing seemed
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Boston Wool

BOSTON. May LITTLE demand
for fine grade wool continues good
and there arc more inquiries for
domestic woods. Mills arc not book
Ing any large orders for goods. but
woods are ruling 10 cents a clean
pound below tho levels OF n year
ago. makes many think IL an advan-
tageous time TO buy. Foreign mar
kets are stronger. London prices on
ensy low and medium crossbrods be-
Ing maintained at April levels.
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ffidnys Quotations
sugar Ffrmcr Raw, s5,7s; refined,
flrmeri granuistod, t17B17.so.
Coffce---No. Rio spot. ~. Uiso ID. /;
no. Santos is&@ieHo 10,
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NUTS
Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers
SaeL Iafa

Afmonds--r. X. l.. per ib...... 4
rsanuts-ys.. per 10. .......... lilo 4
china, per 10. ..,........... lao i
recsns--psr ID. .............. 4
MiIed Nuts--Per 10. ........ !,
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Ship News
Tides in Seattle

SATURDAY SUNDAY
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secend nigh Iite second nigh Tide
as .. "a. ne o. Itfl =. ma. ti.f n
ssrend Low Tide rsoond Los rue
i't y. m a. q, lteitt ,. "a 80 n.