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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
RICE RIOTS IN
JAPAN FEARED
Price Is Nearly Doubled;
Officials Seek Relief

TOXIC. oct. :.-Fcar o. possible
repetition Of the rice riots which
have caused bloody disorders in Tho
capital in past years Is believed re.
sponsible for decision OF tho govern.
ment 10 continue exemption OF FOR.
cigu dec from import duty until
October 81.
Rice t. now selling well Owe ~
yen a koku nbout five bushels with
indications II may so to so yen. The
ordinary price IS around % yen per
koku and consumption is estimated
at about one koku per unit OF popu-
lntion a year,
Prices have been increasing slowly
for months. with no indication Of a
lct.dpwn. Reports Of a slight short
age In the crop and the general up,
ward trend OF an commodity prices
are blamed.
A plan TO import rice from North
China has been advanced by Baron
Okura, who recently returned from
an extended our thru Manchuria and
Mongolia lie estimates Japan could
obtain hall a million koku from the
China crop at n price considerably
lower than that prevailing IN the
Japanese markets.
Japanese, as a rule. do not like
Chinese rice. which they consider Of
inferior quality. but in time Of need
will eat a mixture Of tho two.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
Physicians. Surgeons

DIT ANGUS suite 900 rantaErH Hld,
Wamen.n ailmr nts. diautdsra
pr MAYFtELp. 90 curing
men. 705 tst ave Wash BIDS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
Building Permits

John Collins iGtG woodlnwu, frame
residence, $1,000 702t tnth N. w.
john Cnliiuk. iGtB WpOdlpwn, franc
residence. $1,000, 7o2G 18TH N. w.
H. u, Holmes, G25 Hcabonrd bldg, mill
garage. tiO,O0Oi Sol. 500 ~. Pie
Geo. Hrcmcr, care architect. apt, house,
100000 200a First ave
Ericlt johnson, 202 N, iaud, frame real
dcHcc, $500 3a5S Evanston ave.
W, w. walker, i27 a. 10th. frame roal.
dchcr, $500 ig7 n. 76th ut,
Goo. Guuln, ddI w, S5th, repair fire
damage, $500 itt7 Franklin.
&. H. AndrowH, 36lG ", uulon, froproof
garage, t1,OO0j 1905 a5th ave.
James plrtlr, 1871 Main st., frame rcsi.
donoo, $1,000 sofa 2ath n. a.
v, A. Hoyrns, 1918 ~, Roy, garage. $3.50,
n = Buync, 81 w, Loo st, garage, $3.50.
$50,
i. ~ slmonson, 73bO g2d n. W, resi-.
denee addition, $500.
L. ~ Cook 321 18Th nvc A., frame rosI-
dcncc, A,a00l 6o2i a5th y W
O. h. Bolbort, care architect. flrcproot
warehouse, $4,000 1000 Mercer ri,
Aug WHEN, lg0 w bGth IT,, Franc rcHl.
dcnuc, $1,000 la0 w. hdta st.
q. j, Gwlnn, Inc, llogo bldH, apart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
MOTOR SHARES
ARE ACTIVE
United States Steel Is Also
Feature of Market
WALL STREET. JOURNAL TINAN-
tlAI Ri.NIEM

NEW NuRk. oct. e-Wrokly
statements ot the federal reserve
banks showed some slight impair
mFut az thr reserve position as vom-
pared with the previous week but
thls factor was offset hy the main
]irnaurn ~ the sucsl r~rdisrount rato
Al Gh- Per cent and the recovery in
the Erucral list went ahead without
Interruption ia the varly dealings
TODAY
United states steel was a feature
u special strength, iumping a ull
point 90 l2lA, in response 90 tho
hoW-lunrs survey show ms that the
corporations operations had expand
d 40 SO per cent and were likely
30 reach IS per cynt in another
month.
Motor shares continue TO display
normous activity, General Motors
Jumped more than a point 20 lls- :
"a to 2tes S-tudtbagcE 40 81 =,
ami chrNs lcr a point to 1854
fleisChmanu offered n sensation
among industrial ~Spceialtics by a
ing nearly six points Go l&t n
record high This strength follow ed
the announcement that Negotiations
had practically been completed for
Fleischmann's acquisition 81 the
lihcry Yeast company. a national
disttllrrs subsidiary.
stocks opened strong q = steel,
2lA, up 4; Willy~-OvcTland, 20
up - Pan-AmericBn n. 6SA up
u, : Rubber. eaA. of ~ Inter.
national Paper I3A, up Is North
American. etA up T. Dodge A.
opened. 5000 shares az SCI. 60 as,
Up I 20 IL American Can 2tl, up
~ New York Central. i2lfs. up =
A. & o.. S1A. Plercc-Arrow, Aa =.
up Ia General Motors, llsA. up
~; Mack Truck, giG, up ~
southern Railway l0T, up :; Chrys-
Tor, 1854. up L. Hudson Motors 9tA.
nff p: Consolidated Gas 81. up =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
The Seattle Star
1907 sos ruih AVG
moo

MAfN-bJn0
.GLAEAITIEu AHNtHTlHihH llAlH'
EurttIt. october O. 1880
TRANSIENT HAfrEh
tCuuui als words tu ur Idue
ono line lu Hrrilnn '.h
one line insertions ',n
one lime insertions ls ,'h'N
stale and Famuir Help Nhnlra
aud Female Situations nio
prT line ....r..rr 10 frhil
All advertising from uut of the Hial
az Washington costs e. per M"lH
MONTHLY LINEAGE RATE
U~IAlrudHf month";
bo o. 90 linen uHrd during cant.
100 ta i8s lines u-Ad during cal
rudar month 70 ''b''
900 90 s5a lines used during call
suuaf month 70 ''N'A
500 49, 500 limos used during cal
sndar month 50 ccnin
400 a. 300 limos used during ral-
rudar month ,tgh cents
300 t1 a11 iiurr used daring ,nl-
sudHE month IL ''N''
COO iu 900 ln,a used during cal
rudHr month -t.s... riiH Genus
700 20 400 unra used during cal.
sndar month ~ ''hhn
500 af morr lines used ealen-
dRr month 20 ''h'n
'''' 81. 90
A~dRTrtlners using stated space ~ 2
lines minimum daily on yearly
contract viii BE- allowed la
cents prr line rate ON space uH'l
over minimum up 90 900 lines IN
any one month Above 200 lth'A
rate Hu Dor above schedule
TtNsB SPACE RATES
4 limo or Tor ~ months
.....SH.uU per ilnc
1 line ur more Tor q months
..tg.gS per line
1 line OBJ moro fur . months
.....fl5u PER line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
Ship NeWs
Vessels in Port at Seattle

smiths Cove Terminsl-Pter te-ship
John Era.
R,n stree. r,rmiaal-u $ c. C rio.
nseE.
Pier s-Ms Anvil
Pier Str Paris Maru
Pier S-Aux schr AEAlsa.
Pier t-Stra Mukntso, Phyili,
Pier z-Strr Alameda. jefferson. II Capt.
tan. Yukon.
fh.r III. S Eagle ~.
Pier B--str San nisxs.
Pacific Coast Ceai Bunksr-s,r Newport
NsNA
Pacific coAs, Engineering works-U. s,
L II T.. Relief.
Z. s, shipping Bnard MoorinEs-Strs
West Himrud. Edmor..
Cennacticut Street ~Terminai-stF Aimi.
rh sehisy.
Atlantic Street Tsrminai-str RaImoud
Pacific Steamship ~TerminaI-Strs Admit
raj Watson. Dorothy Alexander.
Todd's Dry Ms Patterson, ~. g.
G.. O.. G. snohomish. str gomuips.
kmss ~Tsrmiuai-str Alaska
WiHsiow Marine Railway Eagle Harbor1
Str Nehelsm, bktn ConausroF. barxss
Henry Willard. CoquitlAm City. Griff-
son, achrs Vancouver. Afuuna- Tartar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
MOVIES TEACH ENGLISH

LONDON According TO 8 Y.
Morrison, professor u American his.
~ oxford. there arc but three
schools IN England where American
history Is taught Morrison thinks.
this is had. an 10 leaves tho English,
man 10 get his knowledge nt America
from moving pictures which. Morrl.
son fays. present a distorted vicw %
American life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
WHEAT LEADER
IN new DROP
Grain Prices Are Down on
Board of Trade Today

CHICAGO. Oct i.-Graln futures
took further drops In today's session
On the board Of trade. Wheat led
the slump. old December reaching a
new low and old May a new bottom
on the crop. The close vas at a
fair reaction.
Wheat went into the sinking spell
AFTER \ delayed start. owing 20 con-
fusion over the new style OF trading.
4 prominent house said TO be OPP
Grating for influential longs set the
pace, When the market began 20
sag under this pressure ether hold
ers ef siEeahie lines liqutiatrd
Trade In corn was not impressive.
action being Influenced By weak
ness Ia wheat.
Oats held within the usual narrow
range.
Provisions eased or late.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
Arrivals and Departures

ArrFVed-Dct z-s Eastrrn Gals
from San Diego via ports AZ : a. m. str
ADMIRAL Rodman from Ocean Falls via
Vancouver AZ $40 n ~. Oct. i-Str
West Keats from Portland via ports at
> p. m. str Caddopcak from Tacoma
At 800 p. M, str Aiaaka Ssaadari from
Alaska at ? D. M str La Purisima from
ran Francisco at ! .. m. str President
jefferson from Tacoma at D. m.
Sailed - Oct Str Raim1nd for
fionskong via portssst 4:fs a. m. Oct.
i-str Admiral Watson FOR Alaska az
1870 p m. str !. l. Luekenbaeh for
Boston via ports Al 5 D. M. str Dorothy
Alexander for san Diego Via ports az :
j. m. str Mukiitso for Los Angeles via
Port Angeles at 3 p. m, str Alaska for
BordsauH via ports at 4 . m. ms Sisrrs
for Everett at ! p. m. str Phyllis Tor
los Angeles via ports at / 0 nv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02

mont house, 90.
q, j, Gwlnn Inc,
mont house, $500
Itolroyd 6 jacobson
residence. $1,000
iIolroyd q jacobson
residence, So bO0i
lfolroyd & Jacobson
%rosldoncc, ia,000
llOlroyd 4 jacobson
residence, $4,000,
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u

LIVELIHOOD, Eng Why does Z
dog wak his tail? a scientist here
answers that It is the wig.wag sigma
Of peace. which has been handed
down from the days when most dogs
were enemies OF each other. The
term. white flag comes from this
habit OF the dog. he says. and ox.
plains that II there are any white
spots on a dog. one Of them is almost
sure TO be found on tho tip OF tho
dog's tail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02

DUBLIN J2D
SERVICES
httornsysatIaw
itusssn b. FARRELL LAWYER sis DeE-
ter Horton All cases Advice ff'o.
EtA1t,0sss
WM A. IALi. 80 nufko Bld sos
2nd Al raHra lee moo AAin-i a94
ADVICE frrr JuHrph Allen LAWYER.
All eases SOS IseAty Hlh Eiiptsaasb
Collections
HAD dsbts collected Universal Adl.
Co. Et.i8t-is5o. 1909 Alaska bldEt
Electric Machinery
MY AELtanrnL i h - 81 30 etc.
W MpNTELluH PRICE CO. Seattle.
opiician and optomrtrist
pH HOrItw Ill. agT Union ~
Correct GlarHrE al EcHsouahlc PRICES
Dir E~pNntNuN FrasrF-rstefsan Co.
Piano Tuners
TUNING 50 John sttom. EAsi-osbi-
Patent Attorneys
r. - CORN. Patent Attorney Pat
rniu secured. deyriuprd and sold.
Ko5r6.5 central Bld. Seattle Main
case! 600 q 81 y W. Washington
T. g
MASON. FsnWIck lawrence estab-
Wahrd 1851. Advice ana booklet
free t1g burke BIDS.
Physicians. Surgeons
uft ANGUS suite 900 raptaErH Hld,
Wamcu'n Riinpr uts. hiHurdrrB
pr MAYFtELp. 90 curing
men, 100 ist ave, Wash BIDS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
"a FURNISHED
AND FLATS

VIEW POINT Apartments. newly
decorated; large, well lighted 3
rooms, furnished, $40 ono untur-
uIshcd, $40 Phone BERcn-6Ot6,
GROOM flat, rent $685. furniture for
sale, rcpsonn able, Telephone
L. IInL-HnIL NnNln InrrN nNn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
San Francisco Produce

y~.ntter-EStras, 5si4c: prime firsts, - bc.
Jgss-Extraa, 6sc. ertra puliets, BAc,
understood pulls,s. CSC.
fheese-CaL flats. firsts, 2sHc: Cal
Young Americas. fancy. 3ic: oregon
Triplsts. 7ac, Oregon Young Americas,
tLc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Oct. Foreign OK
yhanse closed irregular. Sterling de-
nand.. $3.50 1916; francs. SO.0473:
lire. s0.04O3A; Belgium. s0.0I51h:
marks 1880; Holland, 401s: shnug-
hal, ~; Yokohama. 1895: Ruasia.
Els: sweden. 26s4: Norway. 2Of7;
Montreal. 81; Greece. s0.0145h.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
rriers Tald whoir.ais psalsF'
VEGETABLES
rrIrr. raid Mhnle.aIs Dealers

chs prices given are those made 20
Feiati dealers By wholesalers WIN .
few seasonal sHcsptisns. price. 70 pro
dncvr. can be figured ~ dsdueulns
approximately rs per cent for
storage and selling cosil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
Seattle Wheat
Thurdar,. ouotailm,

No. 1 western white. ;i27. No. I EofI
white, Si27; No : western white. ;i.2g
10 ! hard winter. IL22 No. / northern
spring. ;1.22; No. / big blue stem. i.so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
Chicago Board Of Trade

a moving picture representative in
Rio dc Janciro says that BRAZILIAN
homes are rejecting tho influence OF
American films
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Portland Produce
Qnotstlonl

ipufruhy Vuotfflons
SButter-Cubs extras. 5zc. standards soc.
IgEs-ENtras. isc: flrSts. sc. puIIats,
too. current receipts. CSC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
SINGLE MARKET

Suggestions 10 managers. why
not 10 original and call your team
the Bulldogs7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
BANK CLEARINGS
Seattle

LONDON, Eng Mis- Juliet ". Wi
Iiana, the famous painter Of flowers.
,ays that flowers have moods Each
flower has It's ~ face she says,
some smiling and some frowning >
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3 FOR RENT
FURNISHED ROOMS

ROOMS and apartments. Call
GArfld-Ga63.
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ny D. ID.

MINNEAPOLIS. oct The day
Of romance when the teHdrrfoot
could venture westward 20 carve a
new family fortune from unsettled
lands b. gone.
Brush knives and grub hoes arc a
thing Of The past.
Agricultural conditions today for
bid tho shoe clerk and undsrpaid
school teacher from tho cities trying
20 exc on, an existence from n plat
OF undcrbfuah claimed from govern
mcnt lands Failure OF the poor In
experienced settler have proven that
farming Ia now a profession and crop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee
Tllursday's QnotatIon.

thursdays Quotations
1gsr-Quiet, raw, 1907. refined. auist.
~EranulHtcd. t5.20a 5.55.
Iofee-No. Z Rio. 2D020kc: 10. 1 Gan.
tor, 25S
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I FEMALE HELP WANTED
s SITUATION-FEMALE

FIitST-cLAHh dental assistant Tor
general practitioner. years - j
p%rfi-utr with ethical dentists.
Phone Eliot. s7ag.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
INENPEiilENCED
FARMING

Curtis l. Aoshrr governor Of the
ninth district federal reserve hank
today told the United Press the great
est crime ever committed against
agriculture was the settlement ot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
I5.A CONCRETE


TEr-AilE READY TO POUR
SAVES TI1iE SAVES TROUBLE
SAVES SPACE SAVES MONEY
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WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS
80 BOATS AMI

PIANO WANTED-WlH pay sIZB
cash Phon" MElrEe-0Z5i.
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b MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE


teas an ss5a11j,a agg2rs gaIl1lhz
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U
fylces rald M7holesaisr,

ouotation, By W. Y. Jain q Co.
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0 fiooMs, stcam heat. s35, 1904
University way, MElrsc-1SaA.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20

Continued From Page /, Part ~
there will be a ride over the South
Loop past the missions. About 450
orphans are invited.
The Knights of Columbus will en-
terrain all orphans of the Catholic in
situations Sunday afternoon, December
20, at the knights of Columbus Hall.
Santa will be there to distribute gifts.
The orphans Of st. Peters Orphan
age will be entertained by the Knights
of Columbus Sunday and by Bracken-
ridge High School Monday afternoon.
Friday, December is, they will be
guests at the Kiwanis Club turkey
dinner. Christmas night J. S. Chalk
ley, a San Antonio business man, will
visit the orphanage between II and II
o'clock with a sleigh" full of toys.
Christmas morning the Elks will be
hosts at a Christmas tree party.
The program at st. Joseph's
OApuaAdSC DCSlus Cuuudyt <Ulu, WIFI
the Knights of Columbus party. We'd
nesday night the kiddies will 60 to
the Christmas tree party of the Ro-
tary Club on Alamo Plaza. The
Elks will visit the orphanage Christ
mas morning.
The girls Of the Joske Memorial
Home will be entertained by Mary
Stuart Edwards, December %, and
on Christmas morning the Elks will
visit the home with gifts.
The Volunteers of America will
have q Christmas tree at the home
Of the organization, at 206 Calvert
street, Christmas morning.
The Carmelite Sisters on San Saba
street will have a Christmas tree,
provided by the Elks, and the orphans
of Carmelite convent on Nebraska
street will be guests Of the Knights
of Columbus Sunday, the Rotarians
Wednesday, the Lions Tuesday, the
Kiwanis Friday, and the Elks Christ
mas Day.
Mrs. F. W. McAllister, a director
of the San Antonio Humane Society, |
will give party Sunday afternoon,
for the orphans of the society.
Inmates of the Good Shepherd |
Home will be guests of the Knights
of Columbus Sunday, of the Kiwanis
Club for a movie party Friday
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
MAP AUTO ROAD
FROM S.A. TO MAINE

Continued From Page 1, Part ~
Furlong said, has been through st.
Louis and then into the great I'M
known of automobile travel which
lies south and west.
The newer route recently mapped
out, he said, is through Cairo, H.,
and south over the Mississippi River
Scenic highway. The route goes
through Memphis, Jackson, Miss,
Vicksburg, Shreveport, Dallas and
then into San Antonio.
Travel is possible at all times
through the thickly populated sections
of the North and East, Mr.. Furlong
said. What has held back travellers
from the Southwest. he said, has been
bad roads, or the lack Of information
about good ones, south and west of
st. Louis.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20

Continued From Page 1, Part ~
The border vidette., 1925-06-13
STATE OF ARIZONA,

STATE OF ARIZONA, D.
County OF Pima.
This Instrument was acknowled ged
before me this 9th day OF April. 1925,
by John B. Wright and Carl r. TisOr.
In witness whereof. l have hereunto
set my hand and official seal on said
date.
LILA e. DEAN,
Notary SeaD Notary Public.
My commission expires Sept. ?, 1927.
First pub. May 9 1928. ct.
The border vidette., 1925-06-13

That the names Of the incorporators
are John h. Wright and Carl r. Tisor
That the name Of the corporation is
Salero Mines Corporation; that its
principal place for the transaction OF
business is Salero, Santa Cruz county,
State Of Arizona. and that branch Of.
fees may be established by the direc.
tors, at such place or places, within or
without the State Of Arizona, as they
may from time to time determine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-10
SOUTHERN ROAD
REORCANIzES
S. P. Announces Change in
Heads OF Divisions

NEW YORK. April io.-with re.
tircmsnt Of ]. kruttschnitt, under
the company's pension rules. from
the craftsmanship Of the executive
committee, tho Southern Pacific rail.
road has announced several rcorgsn-
ization steps after board OF dircc-
tors meeting.
Authority Of the president. VII.
liam sproulc. was extended over all
Of the railroads property excepting
tho Texas and Louisiana lines.
which viii continue under W. Il.
Scott.
Henry DC Forrest becomes chair.
man OF the executive committee. and
viii have general control of the
company'S business.
a. d, Macdonald viii act as vice
chairman.
Retirement OF Kruttschnitt. a vet.
Gran failroadcr who has been with
tho Southern Pacific As years, win
take place May a..
President sproulc will continue to
maintain his headquarters in San
Francisco.
Paul shoup. new vice president.
and assistant 10 the president OF the
Southern Pucific. win become cxecu.
tive vice president, with immediate
charge OF tho management Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-10

lines west OF Ogden, Utah. and Tu.
cumenu. y. NJ.
r. 81. Schumacher now executive
vice president, viii become vice pres
ident In charge OF traffic,
w. Il. Scott remains president Of
the Texas and Louisiana lines and
II. u. Titcomb OF the Southern Pa.
ciiic Of Mexico.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-10
I SEFREp rHrLsoN. iOn Forest

NEFRED PHILs0N. ioii Forest
ave.
Frank Fornia. Battle Mountain.
New. asks the Seattle police DEPART.
meut aud this column to ANNOUNCE
the death March 8 Of CHARLES
MILLER, a baker lie had a broth.
or who was postmaster Of some
Washington town and also bank
teller.
VIII the mother OF MINNIE SNIP.
son please write her daughter
The mother. MRS. ]. A. SIMPSON.
afterwards COPELAND. ran gro.
Gerry store In Seattle rs years ago.
She had another daughter. LIZZIE
SIMPSON. and daughter by the
second marriage. Tho daughter. Min.
ME. now Mrs. r. T. Thomnssou, lives
at $50 W. 18th st.. Davenport, Iowa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-10

Congregational church IN costume
sunday evening Special lighting n
fects will be used In portayiug the
rcappeafanec OF Christ. w. l..
Lynn. who plays the part OF Judas
Iscarit. Is directing tho production.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-10
Probes Condition
of National Banks

WASHINGTON. April i0.--Comp.
iroilcr OF tho Currency Mcintosh TO.
day issued call for the condition
Of all national banks as Of tho close
OF business, April q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-10
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Is FAIR PURCHASER

Up 10 the present date, California
has taken as much lumber this year
as sho did In tho corresponding
period OF last. Approximately tho
same may bo said OF tho Atlantic
Coast market. Charters for this
trade Indicate a shipment OF 10000
600 or 10000. 900 feet FOR this
month, which ia about a months
average on tho basis Of last years
total shipments.
Announcements OF large orders
having been placed for railroad ma.
trrial In Washington and Oregon TO
haye been premature, or, az least, Il
IS Impossible 20 confirm them. There
is. undoubtedly very large qunn'
tity OF lumber OF this type required
hut tho prospective purchasers ara
Etill playing IL waiting game.
EASTERN LUMBERERS
DISCUSS COAST MART
Al the annual meeting Of the Ma
tlonal. American Wholesale Lumber
association tho matter Of shipments
/ from tho Pacific coast 20 the Atlantic
market was made tho subject OF a
Ions discussion. Tho trade has grown
from 90. 900. 900 IN 1890 90 over soo.'
100000 In ip21 II IS evident that this
peak has not yet been reached.
There are indications that the mar
Rr, on tho Atlantic coast win con
siltuto our largest outlet in the iu'
ture. We have done exceedingly well
ia advertising our mill products and
making them acceptable on a market
where they were almost unknown.
Surely with such a start wc can
eventually effect good profit. in
stead Of n iosa. on the business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-10
FUTURE BRIGHT
FOR LUMBER
Atlantic Coast Purchasing
Constantly Increasing
DEMAND BIT OFF NOW
Prices Unchanged; Orders
Best on Local Market
ny FRANK FOSTER

Prices have remained almost mo-
tioniess for over month. nor Is
there much promise OF any imme.
date change. Buyers have been I'M
nisting for tho past two months that
tho market would fan and producers
have responded by keeping tho out.
put well within tho limits OF new
business.
Local demand remains very good
owing 10 the largo amount OF build
ing that Is going on IN the Pacific
Northwest Despite tho cutlery In the
Eastern state concerning high rents.
tho percentage above the figures
for 1917 in New York and surround
ings. Is Of per cent and on tho Pa
cifie coast 90 per cent. There seems
70 DO every indueement 10 build In
this state.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-27
Danish Court Overrules
 Trial-less Internment

Copenhagen, Feb. 27.--The recent action of the ministry of justice in ordering interned, without further trial prisoner who had served four terms for immoral conduct, has reused a demand for more specific legislation dealing with this class of offenses. The superior court of Copenhagen rules that the ministry of justice had no authori- ty under the law to impose intern ,ment without trial, and ordered the man released and compensated to the amount of 1,200 crowns.
 The case created a profound sen- 'eation throughout Denmark and numerous prominent persons have been outspoken in their approval of drastic action, with regard to offend CTS aganst public morality. The author, Olga Eggers. in an open letter declared that "the whole peo- pie ought to send the ministry a vote of thanks"