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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-12
FOREIGN BONDS

FOREIGN BONDS.
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8 Great Cons Gus S6 S5Ts So
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3 Sol c 6s "a 1O4 1885, 104
3 Swiss Govt 5l.s. 1913 102 102
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-12

Opening: December. 1878 bid; January.
1890.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-12
Today's Wholesale Prices.
Fruit and Vegetable Review

Today's market report on fri md
vege ables Compiled by the Market
News Service Bureau of Agrlcult Aral
EconomiCSl says:
Apples-Supplies moderate; demand
light, market steady: barrels, Virginia
and Maryland, a. 212 inches up. Yorks.
49, a, "a inches up. Yorks, 500:
No. 2, Yorks and Staymans. small size
350a4.50; boxes. Washington, medium
TO large size fancy Delicious, 3.25: ex-
tra fancy Staymans. mostly 800:
aushei baskets, New York. extra fancy
Baldwins and Spys, No. l, fair condi-
ton. 1.25a1.50.
bage-Supplies r4oderate: de-
mand light, market Arm: New York.
bulk, per ton, Danish type, 40.00a
$500.
Celery-Supplies liberal; demand
moderate, market steady; California
crates. 6 to dozen, mostly $50; 2l3
TO 5ls dozen, 600a6.25; New York.
d crates fair uus,,; $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-12
New Orleans Quotations.

Opening: January 1882: March. ID
MAY. 1870: July 1S .3S: October. $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-12
Other Prices Today.

Lettuce-Supplies moderate; demand
light, market steady; California, crates
Iceberg type, IA dozen. 5.50a5.7 5
Florida, u -bushel hampers, Big Bos
ton type, 2.50a325; mostly 2.75.
Onions-Supplies light; demand
light, market steady: Michigan. 40
pound sacks, Fellows. U. s. No. l,
pound sacks Gellows, L. s. No. l, me-
tliurn ~iza 2.75a2S5.
Potatoes Supplies moderate: de-
MANI .-.Ou-latt, ...arket steady; Michi-
gan. 150-pound sacks. Russell Rurals,
/. S. No. l. 6.00a6.15, few %: New
York. 150-pound sacks, round Whites,
I. s. No. !, 6.00a6.15.
Spinach-SupplieS moderate; de
nand moderate, market steady; Nir-
ginia. Norfolk section, cloth-top veneer
barrels, Savoy type, 800.
CanlifloweF---Supplies moderate; de
>nsnd light, market slightly weaker;
California. crates, 2.25a2.50.
Tomatoes Cheaper Today.
Tomatocs-SuppIies light; demand
moderate, market slightly weaker;
fancy count, 7.50aS00; choice count.
6.75a7.50; Ohio, dollhouse stock. 10
pound baskets, medium size, $50;
small size, trading slow, 2.I3.
String beans-Supplies light; demand
good for good stock, market firm Flor
ida, 7s-bushel hampers, green, ordi-
nary to fair quality and condition, 400
$500.
Cucumbers-Supplies light: demand
limited, market firm; Florida, square
bushel crate, No. l, $50.
Eggplant and squash-Supplies very
light; no sales reported.
Peppers-Supplies light; demand
moderate, market firm; Florida. pep
per crates. fancy stock, 5.09a6.0o, ac-
Cording to condition.
Kale-Supplies moderate: demand
slow, market dull; Virginia, Norfolk
section cloth-top veneer barrels, few
sales, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-12

New York futures closed barely steady at
q net decline of l3 to 20 points.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
Road Bulletin

KING COUNTY ENoINEEHs OFFICE
Thomas II Breman. County EnEiarrr
Den N, Evans, Principal Assistant
WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER IL. 1925
All paved ruAd. in Eood csndiiidn.
Redmond -ts.aauah--Goed gravel
stevens Pass HiEhHny-ppsa; good con-
diti5n.
Ksut-Black Diamond rrsr.i
Black Diamond Tnumolak--Good gravel.
sunsst Highway
Henien- Israquah-Pay,d.
Issaauah Preston Paved
Prcston-Tail City-0oad gravel
North Bend East--Oocd condition.
snoquaimis Pass--opsn.
rsssauah Nevport--oood gravel.
Auburn. Black Diamond - tvIA Boos
Creek gravel section excellent.
Northumberland Esosiiant gravel
Kent-Drs Motncz-ons mile pavement
east from Dos Molsesi gravel section
fair,
Des Molnes-Taootns IitEhiino --deod con.
dition
Naches Pass 49, ErcelNnt condition In
King county OPEL 20 grcsuwater.
Tor Information eofSsrninE road be-
yond GreeBwator phlns Et.iot.S95s
Lake Forest Park-Notth Trunk Conneo-
tlou--Gravol. good condition.
Bollcvuc- Redmond gravel.
DuNnll-Tolt-Tail city p Good condition.
New section. Toit to saltwater, open.
hcn'on- Newport--opsa to all traffic OK
oept logging trucks
North Route 20 snoauhinlo Pass-Payin.
thru Botheil woodipvliis TO sh miles
beyond Redmond; balance good gravel
Bouth Route to snoqusimio paHs--pavinr
thru Renton-Issaduan.P Preston. balance
good gravel.
Ia r.a.. - Will.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
National Safety Work
Is Reducing Accidents
American Campaign Discourages Reck-
lessness and Lessons Dangers

UNSATISFACTORY. Nov. fs.-Amer-
w icas progressive safety cam
paign to reduce truffio accidents IL
meeting with Huccess.
Automobile drivers and tho general
public nre being educated regarding
principles OF safety. Recklcasncss
on tho part OF drivers or pedestrians
Is discouraged by public opinion and
judicial decisions.
Altho Sunday and holiday traffic
Jams continue to result In many nc
cidents. there Is the belief that poo.
pic today are more cautious than
ever before.
a great deal Of serious thought In
being given 10 the prevention Of
traffic accidents.
Government officials havo also
done considerable 10 mako motoring
safe.
The state license for drivers Is ono
method which officials use to keep
careless and inefficient drivers off
tho highway.
Many states hnvo uniform high.
way markers which indicate every
road hazard TO warn drivers In I'M
familiar districts.
These warning signals designate
curves and turns. schools. railway
crossings, hills, steep grades and tho
like.
Main-travelcd streets nro being
wldencd 10 accommodate heavy traf-
fiG with less congestion. Highway
officials hayo widened Intersections,
rounded corners. repnvod streets
which wore not used because of tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
Windshield Visor Now
Regarded as Essential
Manufacturers Equipping All Models
With Former Extra" Equipment

cnp.-it DrotccfH bis eyes ana fa-urss
better vision Tho automobile vf75r
acts nH 81 Hrroadarv wlnd.h.rfa in
keeping rain on the giaa9 and break.
inE the glare NJ Tho uu.
One 0f the mont practical N all
visDTH, according 70 tHr local man.
niger of tho western Auto supply 90
i1 ihs aImciaI visor.
'Thia style visor ie very practical
nH b. win Withstand tho revere road
shocks and win gIva long and M.
Gent service. Tho allmstnI fyps 4
equipped with a groove along The
edge 10 turn the water or at tho
edo instead NJ allowing lt 10 drp
down on the windsbIsId Itis a very
desirable piece 81 equipment and b
especially essential for winter driy
Ing" he says.
This allmgtal visor IS ono N the
many winter items being featured
this week BY ths Western Auto sun.
ply 60. IN their week OF gbscisI
Prices sale now being conducted
thru their chain II western stores
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
0STRACIzE AUTO
SLAYER, SAYS
Judge Seeks Social Punish
ment for Death Drivers

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 1s.-Pen-
alties inflicted by law upon death
dealing motorists have failed 10 curb
tho number OF traffic fatalities and
the next step aginst violators OF mo
tor laws should DO social ostracisrn-
Advocating tho placing OF reckless
motorists in the same category with
burglars and footpads, Associate
Justice Thomas ]. Lennon presented
tho plea for ostracism before tho
California public safety conference at
its session here.
Tho laws against dsath.dealing
motorists have fallen into the indff-
ference with which must be- aroused
to infllct ostracism upon these Of
tenders, since the penalties now dealt
out TO them have failed to lessen the
number sent TO tho state prison for
dlsobedience.
THE women OF the state. who can
always be depended upon for leader
ship in community work. can effect
this change of attitude"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
FORD SERVICE is
STANDARDIZED
Text Book for Mechanics
Published by Company

The first move by an automobile
manufacturer 60 establish complete
Standardization % methods employed
IN repair service has been made by
the Ford Motor Co, Ia text on-
titled Ford Service" witch IL L.
sued FOR distribution 60 authorized
Ford dealers and service stations.
Tho book. which includes about 500
pages. Is tho elimination of several
years OF research !. Ford engineers
IL covers ln minute detail. with
numerous illustrations. every opera
ton IN assembling and repairing
Ford cars
Automobile engineers all over the
country have long urged that n sya.
tenn OF repair methods. standardized
hy tho manufactures. DO worked out
In tho interest OF car owners. Pfactl.
eally 20 tse mechanics fellow the
same method oyou on tho Same opor-
alton. they assert Efficiency may
also vary. 4, Is pointed out, and u
II an assurance OF the highest type
or service II IN every shop tho meth
DDS conducive TO highest efficiency
arc employed.
For years tho company has main
talned direct and close service sup.
crvtsion over lts dealers and service
stations and with Tho new text this
Is strengthened by giving mechanics
IN simple form tho approved methods
for scryicing Ford cars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18

A MARKED increase - being
a shown zach year in tho number
of automobiles which come from the
factory equipped win accshsorieH ra
seutinal Tor motoring rafcty and com
fort
Accessories that were formerly con-
aldored as extras" are now standard
equipment on most cars and the
motoring luEurlo5 ~ yesterday arc
regarded IN essentials today
one outstanding accessory thnt has
shown marked Increase iu popular
lty during the past three years IN tho
wlndshleld visor. In 1922 only one
automobile manufactures out Of q iist
OF a hundred. equipped his cam with
this essential piece Of equipment Tho
1924 list OF popular motor car manu-
facturera shows but four that DO not
equip a. least ono OF their models
with Il visor.
Tho practical need for such an ad,
dltlou can readily be seen Tho visor
on a car aids the driver In tho same
capacity a. tho visor, or peak. on his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18

L @. Peed. general sales manager
Tor wlllysoverland. Ino. Is now m
seattle on hts annual trip thru the
Pacific Coast territory visiting tho
Factory branches and distributors
representing the hugo organization
whose sales policies no directs.
Ar. Pred spent Tuesday and
Wednesday comforting with joe Al
freq, oVgon ana Washington repre-.
tentative, and other Willys-oycyhnd
officials hero concerning plans Tor
re-ssablishing tho local retail aud
wholesale sales plant which was
burned out IN tho recent disastrous
auto row. FIRE.
His trin this year takes on more
than the usual significance of a visit
Of this nature. OWING TO tho trcmond-
Gus gains which hsvo been made N
the sale OF Overland and WHY'S.
Knight motor cars during the past
year.
The winter months find tho Pacific
Coast territory bang called upon 70
support the major distributing plans
% the Eastern factories. due 20 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
German, American
Cyclists to Compete

Motorcycllsts OF Germany and
America viii compete IN reliability
run from Now York 10 San Francisco
and north 10 Seattle sometime dur
Ing August. ipgd, according 20 +.
Jockel. representative OF tho sAllge-
melnor psutschcr Automobile club.
who recently visited tho Seattle office
Of tho Automobile Club Of Washing.
ton IN tho course OF a visit 20 the
United States 20 perfect arrange.
meuts for tho run. ~ least tlfty cns
trants from Germany Rra expected
20 participate. according 70 Joekel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
WAS MAYOR or
OKLAHOMA CITY

After living &c ycars on the farm.
Captain Hoback moved IN 1905 20
Dixon. Oklahoma. where he was
postmaster. railroad agent. marshal
and mayor. Ho came 20 Britton
In 1909. He has been married
twice His second wife died IN
1898 During tho civil war 40 an.
sWersd f.lneoln's first call and
served five years NJ a captain Of
Company II. sTih Indiana velnn-
tesrr lie was reported dead al
The battle OF Shiloh. Tho captain
siil has tho sword which he carried
thru The war
On ,he occasion Of hls soth birth,
day. recently. Captain Hobarie en-.
ter,nined his friend. ~. =. Trap.
governor OF Oklahoma. and 100
other guests. including many pl6.
nsen and members Of Grant ro-
No /. q. a. r.. OF which he Is the
only surviving charter member. in
tho near future Captain IIoback
win test his ucwlyacauifod SKIN
as a mo,orist on tour 10 the
home O, his daughter. Nfrg. Matte
Louisa Hale. At Hebor Springs.
Arkansas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
A.A. A.Manager Praises
Local Auto Clubs Work
Says Road Signs in Washington Are
Best He Has Seen Anywhere in U. S.

Washington they asked more ques.
lions about club work and member.
ship building than have had asked
mo IN 10000 miles OF ordinary travel.
Tho card strip maps handed out
arc unusually clear and well printed
Also you Aro given a manila timer.
airy Card. with space for mileage be.
tween towns. tho appropriate strip
map number. etc. The Maps aro all
put into a strong 1ea,herope' rcd en-,
velopo for easy handling. Aa a final
shot pink card Is slipped in which
tells you Some OF tho things your
club can do for you some OF tho
things you can do for tho club,
When you tour advice, Before you
start The A. A. A.. and other sell.
Ing information.
Mr.. Smiths bulletin covered tho
California state Automobile nssocia.
ton and tho Oregon state Motor as.
ISOLATION. as well as tho Washington
club. II was written at Si,ka. Alas.
ka. during tho Today trip up III.
inside Passage which no took with
Thomas p. Henry. president OF tho
American Automobile association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18

The drama OF American trans.
portatlon has been enacted within
tho po.year llfo span or Captain
Jool Mulcy IiobaclS. ono OF tho few
surviving links between tho roman
tio day Of tho covered wagon and
tho modern automobile.
Captain Hoback. who formerly
drove covered wagon. now u an
enthusiastic motorlAt.
In 1915. when only 10 years old.
no drove four yoke ot oxen as
they ploddcd slowly westward with
crraking prairie schooner In which
no and his parents migrated 100
miles 20 Winniemac. Indiana. Thea
frontier town.
In crossing tho Wabash river the
eight oxen became frightened. got
beyond control OF tho child driver
and lunRcd away thru shogldsr.deep
water. They nearly upset the wagon
but finally returned 90 tho oast
bank OF ths river AZ the battle
ground near Lafayette. Indiana.
where Harrison. few years b.
foro. had defeated n large band q
hostile Indians.
WAITS 10 YEARS
TO Buy MACHINE
Today 50 wears later J,artnin ffo-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
WiILyS-OverLand Sales
Manager on Coast Tour
Western Territory Must Sell More Cars to
Make Up Winter Slackening in East

heavy winters IN tho central and
northern parts OF Tho country which
hold up buying interest.
MI Pecd viii rovlew tho results Of
tho price change IN tho Overland
standard sedan. which Is now being
sold az the lowest price over cot on
an enclosed car OF standard specifl-
cations.
lilo VIII also so into tho results
obtained thru tho Overland Six and
tho WHY'S knight Six, two new DO,
yclopmentg OF Willyaoyerland dur
Ing tho past year.
Just preceding tho trip now being
made by Mr. Pcrd. came the an
nounccment from tho factory that
tho wlllys. knight Six. which had
previously been made In five, passen-
ser models only IA tho sedan type, n
now being furnished IN a seven pass,
ongcr model
Distinctive features OF tho now
seven passenger sedan arc a ure
carrier on tho len front side OF the
car fitting into tho front fender. deep
body dimensions and a low swung
chassis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18

TUE road sign work performed IA
i Washington by tho Automobile
Club OF Washington Is the most In
telllgent no has seen anywhere. de-
elares Ernest y. Smith. general man.
ager Of tho American Automobile
association. In tho latest issue OF tho
bulletin which he sends every week
10 the secretaries OF tho $50 clubs
affiliated with tho association. And
he was greatly impressed with the
efficiency with which the offices Of
the club were maintained and oper-
ated: the extent and accuracy OF their
map service: and with tho eagerness
10 servo manifested by tho clubs
employees.
with due respec. 20 tho rad sign
ing work OF all clubs. my personal
opinion Il that the road signing work
OF the Northwest Is the most intelit
gent ! have seen anywhere" he
writes, IN that section OF his bulletin
dealing with tho Automobile Club OF
Washington.
A4Aa tSAAtL y ~ A1k nAIcEAkN4 WAN
signs. but they are there when they
are really needed. One name Is put
on each wooden arm. shaped 10 point
tho direction. therefore. easily identi.
fled by night as well as by day.
in this mountainous country there
are very few danger signs. so when
you do see one it means something
vital. Tho words Slow and eau.
ton are frequently used. There may
ne several arms on one white post
The lettering is black. Sharp curves
eg steep grades are indicated. but It
y refreshing TO be told exactly what
Is ahead without having Danger
Thrown at you.
This club covers all OF Western
Washington with a number OF branch
offices" he writes in another place.
again / was struck BY the eager
ness TO serve and the ability OF the
young ladies' IN charge OF these
branches. and in both Oregon and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
10000 MILES;
STILL GOING
WHY'S Knight Car Makes
Record as Arizona Stage

with approximately io5. 600 miles
TO its credit in slightly less than
two years Of service as a stage
coach on tho famous Apache trail
In Arizona. WHY'S. knight four
cylinder touring car Ia making an
exceptional performance record
W. G. Brundags. who operates
the stage line. purchased tho WHY'S
knight from the Overland Arizona
Co. slightly less than two years ago.
turning in another car on tho
deal.
Mr.. BTunfaEe writes:
This car has missed but one
day Of operation on its regular
run 70 Mesa. Chandler and Gilbert.
and special runs over the Apache
trail 70 Tucson and NoFalcs. and
has Travelled moro than 1850
mllsa Every trio on this car has
made moro than $4,000 miles, and
tho car il regularly making 20
miles 70 tho gallon OF gasoline.
when your salesman sold me
this wiilys.K Knight, no took in trade
a standard mako OF car that had
cost double the price ot tho WHY'S
Knight, and my books now show
that have paid off my present
car by tho savings over tho former
car"
Mr.. Brundagc does not want Ia
part with his seven passenger VII
lys-Knight touring car for no says.
MY WHY'S Knight win bo perfect
" economical for another 100. 900
miles"
II is such exceptionally hard
wearing roadways as those found
In this Arizonn country that have
made tho Willys-Kulght famous
for It's economical and everlasting
performance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18

poor pavement and eliminated grade
crossings.
Tho whlto limo thru tho centsr 20
tho paved road. which IL common on
weil.kept highways, sorves 20 reru-
late traffic and prevent collision ac-
cldsnta.
Within most oltics' limits. the
points OF heavy traffic and school
crossings are under supervision OF n
traffic officer.
Automobiles arc made safer by be.
Ing provided with nou.glare lights
and good braking systems.
II Is expected that during tho next
ytar n noticeable decrease VIII be re-
cbrded in the number OF traffic acct
DENTS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18

but lost them during tho Cisyo.
land administration. went 20 Fort
Smith. Arkansas, Learning OF tho
proclamation opening land IA okla
homa. I walked from Fort Smith
10 Oklahoma City. My dog. Old
Pal. went with me. ! WIS broke.
but that didn't matter 90 Old Pal
II took us nearly 70 daya. Wo lived
of tho country. Antelope ana deer
were az thick ~ crows IN a uorn-
field.
During tho excitement ot the
land rush lost my Old Pal. A
man offered mo ride Ia a wagon.
Old Pal was standing nearby when
tho whistle blew az a signal that
tho rush was on. Guns were fired,
everybody shouted and iaahcd their
honss. Tho long race over the
prairie was very thrilling. I staked
ono Of the most valuable farms in
tho state but / lost old Pat
That was long ago and. Of
course. he's dead now" tho old man
added wistfuily. but l would give
Tho whole farm 20 have him back
with me now"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18

back. erect, alert and with tho clear
eye OF tho frontlersmau. 81 enjoy
ing transportation or far different
type. After hosltating for 10 yehrH
TO tackle tho nsw-fRnglsd gaso.
limo rigr." ho has purehased a
Chevrolet touring car
Goes liko a scairt rabbit" said
Captain Iioback. Easy 20 drive,
too, ] thought a body had 20 he
pretty good with machinery 90
handle car. Arcbbo that was
true way back when first started
20 banker after a oar--whsn was
only so years old-but ., shorcly
isn't true now. missed lot Of
fun by waiting 70 long"
Captain IInhaek drives frequent
~ IN tho vicinity OF Britton. okla,
homa, where no now resides Ito
has built garage for tho car.
Tho captain rents out tho large
farm which hp homestcaded after
Joining the land rush from okla.
t....n fsgFs. - FhEa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
MORE CARS IN UTAH

There Il ono motor vehicle 90 each
six persons residing In Utah. The
sale OF autos in this state has In,
creased rapidly during tho past year.
Thsro are approximately 10000 morn
motor vehicles IN Utah now than
there wero AZ tho same time las, year,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
MAKING LONG ROAD

Road improvements In 10 Southern
states viii cost $4,000, 900 this year.
North Carolina Is developing ono Of
the finest highways in tho country.
Which. when completed. will DO tho
bngest asphalt road cast OF tho
Rocky mountains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
LOST DOG IN
Big LAND RUSH

II had bean prosperous and sue
eeSsful ia Indiana and later In
Arksnsas.@ no explained. 81 owned
two sawmills and planning min.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
WAITS 10 YEARS
TO BUY MACHINE

Today, 50 years later. Captain no
The St. Paul echo., 1925-11-07

This particular portion of the pa
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