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Evening star., 1925-07-20
FRENCH EVACUATION
OF BOCHUM COMPLETE
All Allied Forces Expected to Be
Out Of Westphalia District
by Tonight.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BOCHUM Germany, July 2o.-The
French evacuation of this town, in the
heart of the Ruhr, was completed to-
day. Hattingen and Witten were also
evacuated. All French and Belgian
troops are expected to be out of the
zones they have occupied in West
phalia late tonight, and the entire
Ruhr will be cleared of allied troops
by July 81.
Evening star., 1925-07-20
RELIEF DEPOTS BURNED.
Near East Stores Wiped Out by
Piraeus Blaze.

LONDON, July 20 Op).-A dispatch
to the Exchange Telegraph from
Athens says the large depots of the
American Near East Relief at Piraeus,
containing stores of foodstuffs, cloth
ing and medicines, have been de-
stroyed by fire. The damage Is esti
mated at 81 900 900.
Evening star., 1925-07-20

Czechosievakia has 40 manufactur-
-ers-ef radto-apparatus,
Evening star., 1925-07-20
Ex-Governor of Vermont Dies.

NEWPORT, VT, July 20 NP).-Josiah
Grout, former governor OF this STATE
and a Civil War veteran. died at his
herne here yesterda-c.-in his Saith year
,s1lsE d hgief illnsSs. - -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
ASK EXHIBIT AT
EASTERN FAIR
Other Measures Are Intro
duCed in Legislature
uns stat Correspondent

OLYMPIA. Nov 25-rweuty i've
senators signed a bin which calls
Tor a 100000 appropriation for a
Washington exhibit M the sssqul-
centennial International exposition
az Philadelphia, June. 1895 ." Dc
cember 1895.
4 biz introduced by Senators Nor
ria. waN. lIuuscr Cunyard, wilmer
and Myers provides that ala pcnl-
trnuariev, llils or other penal In
stitu'i1uq shall keep "a record or
Tho nafIonau'isa ~ all inmate This
act seeks 10 register an criminal
aliens and mako the deportation
work u the immigration officers
moro efficient
Senator'S Croft and Morthland I'M
,roducrd a bill asking Tor an APP
preparation Of $4,000 for tho prose-
catlou Of ali claims that disabled
veterans now have against the soy.
eminent
The judiciary committee tn a bill
brought IN this morning recon.
mend5 that the department OF pub.
llc works which has supervision
over all public and private utilities
In the state be empowered to hire
state investigators and examiners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
MRS. FERGUSON
BLAMES KHAN

AUSTIN Tex, Nov, 25.-"It looks
like n Ku EluN Khan movement 10
discrodit my administration"
with that statement Gov. Miriam
4. Ferguson broke tho long silence
that has featured her attitude toward
administration affairs since lnstitu.
ton and success Of highway suits by
Attorney General Dan Moody and
circulation Of petitions for a special
session Of tho legislature.
The woman governor Ind nothing
further to say. nllho a petition bear.
ing Is signatures OF Legislators ask
ing her TO call the extra legislative
session was tn hcr hands today
Accompanied by Former Governor
James r. Ferguson and tho official
family, tho governor left Austin at
If o'clock TO spend Thanksgiving
day at College station.
The party win return Friday md
no further official actions arc cx.
pcctcd until then Governor FcrEu.
son iB given until December 10 10
call tho special session and II she
refuses to act Speaker Ice Sattor.
white has asserted no will then call
tho session himself.
Governor Ferguson was elected 10
office on an nnthKlan platform.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
BRIDES MOTHER.
TO TESTIFY
Takes Stand Today to Aid
Mrs. Rhinelander

WHITE PLAINS, y. \, Nov 90
IA little middleagej mother her
racr lined with care but her spirit
not broken ana whose only comment
ON tho troubles OF her daughter has
been 81 love her. came Go court to-
day Go add her biz ta taa uEht ot
Alice Beatrice Jones I,hnCundcg to
prevent Leonard Kip Rb.nel8uJer
lpuuuug his marriage Go Alice.
with just a trace OF defiance IA her
manner Mrs George Jones. mother
~ Alice. answered tho cal, ~ At
torncy Leo Parsons Davis Go the Wit
ness stand.
she was ready Go tell an she could
n the affairs % her daughter There
was quiet In the court room and 3ll
seemed to realize that Tor Mrs Jones
this was climax ia her onccuuiet
Iite,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
COOLIDGES WILL
HAVE QUIET DAY

WASHINGTON Nov rs -lBy L.
President Coolidge will spend a
quiet Thanksgiving at the white
House tomorrow. with only intimate
friends OF the GmIIy as hts guests.
to feast on the wild turkey dinner
which has been planned FOR him
No special arrangements were
made. but Il is believed that he and
Mira Coolidge VIII attend tho Fiut
Congregational church in the morn
Ing Later in the day he will prob.
ably take HE customary stroll thru
downtown washington.
The president was much relieved
at latest adviccs from Major James
.F coupai. his pbysIcIan. who went
70 Plymouth. VI. to report on tho
condition Of his father. Col John
Coolidge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smiths Cove Tsrminsi--pier 4o--str Ca
madam Pioneer.
Great Northern Tcrmlnsi-Str Tokiwa
MHru
Bell street TsrmJuaI-U. s. C. q. c. Al
Hogquin. Iaidh
Grand Trunk pnek--Ms Cuiturra.
Pier 7-str Northwestern. FL Captain.
Pier III. 8. Eagle 81, str Horace Luck
tnuach
PIER B-atr Barbara c.
Pier D-Str Mukilico.
Pacific Coast Coal bunkers-u, s. L. H.
r. Heather.
Pacific Coast Engine, works-u. s. c. @.
c. UuaiFR
T. 3 Shipping Board MoorinEs-str Ala.
media, u. 5. c, s. Dellwood, ST. Yves,
Hemshnw.
Connecticut Street TerminAl-gtrs 81.
bridge, Admiral Watson, West KatAn.
Pacific stcamEnlp Tcrmlnal--str Emma
Alexander.
stacy Street TcTminal-str KentuckIan.
q. & q. E. Surveyor
Lander Street Tcrminai--str London I'm.
porter,
Hauford street TsrminaI-s,r Gothic
star. RHthlsmba.
Spokane street Tcrmlnal-str Nebraska
Todd's Dry DoeEs-schr spohte Chris.
tCnsnn
Netueton's Torminal-str. william NJ
Topper,
wiuslow Marine Railway Eagle Hnrbor,
Str Nohhlem, schrs Vancouver Al.
umna, Tartar. harEc1 Henry Willard
and GriffEon, hktn Conqucror aux sehr
La MERGED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
new ATTACK ON
RECLAMATION
Bill Would Repeal Levy for
Revolving Fund

OLYMPIA. Nov 20 Thirty
members Of the house OF represent
uuyoH this morning introduced q
bin which repeats the half min lrw
for the state reclamation rsy0lylug
fund. The levy has already been
made for next year and there ia a
million dollara In the reclamation
fund bt tho present time. but after
this money d. used up. the fund
would bu depleted and " no levy b.
made. reclamation projects would be
powrrless 10 secure state aid.
Signing tho bill recommending
tho repeal ~ the levy urcs
Representatives Barlow. Brock.
nan, BurllnEnms, Caprun, Copen
crosby, Custer. Dale Davis. Dunn
puunut. Gray Hol6cy. Hemp
Iogealy, Knuuru. Iind1N SIC,
ponough. Mclean Mess, Moran
Murray Noltc. N0rihup. Oyermryer
Ryan. Richard, Scales, sh'pley
Sims. Grant a stewart. Temple'on
Richard Thompsou. Turnkey Van
Horn. Weaver. MISSIONER, Wilihii'
ana SwrrtmAn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
ALTER LAWS ON
MARRIAGE
Residence Requirement May
Be Eliminated
n, slan Carre.nondrnt

OLYMPIA. nov s5-A person
seeking an ouuulment or MARRIAGE
need not live In this state "a yoar,
but can Immediately start annul.
mcnt proceedings IL the marriage
took place an this state. n "a meas
urr introduced This morning hy
Representative Faikuer and soule
OF King. GLASGOW 90 stevens and
lIndsoy OF Cl8llam, passes tho l,E.
islumrv,
III woman is married lu TINS
state and finds that she has mar
ricd "a man who already has a wife,
she can Immediately have tho mar-
riagr anuuncd." stated Rep F5lk'
nrr. Under the present law u
she had only been Ia this state
"A month. then she must wait n
months more before aho can have
that uigamuus marriage uupulled
Mr. Fulkncr also explained that
the latter part OF the hill demands
that an persons who have secured
the in'erlocutary decree OF divorce
must prove % the court that they
have lived up 20 the first decree
before the uuol ono be- granted This
Is 20 prohibit couples resuminE
marital relations after the inter-
locutory decree Is granted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
Bans Double Work
for Legislators

OLYMPIA. nov g5 senator
Charlie Myers uf Davenport. IAN
colin county this morning announced
that Nc would Introduce bin Mon.
day boa tho senate which viii prohibit
amy member or tho legislature from
serving aa q regent OF tho university
ur state college coz ON the board ut
trustees uf amy Of tho three normal
schools
~ can DO this with good grace"
said Senator Myers. because 1 am
"a member or tho board of trustees
az ihe Cheney state normal II Be-
not fair Go syryr in this dual oap1c-
lly and lrs embarrassing AN around 3"
senator r. j wilmer ~ Roulia,
. "a member OF tho board uf regents
or The Washington state college, and
Representative Duncan Dunn. OF
Yakima. b. also member OF the state
college regents,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
IMPROVED TONE
ON MARKET
Substantial Rallies 7 ak C
Place at Opening
WALL STREET. JOURNAL. TINAN-
tIAI H.NttsN

IN NV NV
NTW TDHE. Nul % stock rE-
change houses reported after yras
irTdHga rIaHr that most ~ me
urrrHaIi1u8 liquidation exchanging
fhr market had been cleaned uuf On
the dHEH 1fIErH THiH Improvement
boo technical conditions EaH reflected
100 ur considerably Improved tone
iu rin general hot az Tho opening
FrrHHUrF WEF mo- longer lu rFIr
drurs and substantial rallies took
place Zoo FHs initial trsuHHf'Iana lu
IHr aturEs which hEu experienced
iha HrgrrrHt reactions. General hu-
tore moved up la, o. 100, ChryHlrr
tla 10 lfiE Dupont. 2 ~ 900. and
steel common o. ishir.
stocks opened higher I 81 steel
1904 up General Motors, lbH.
20 1913 EiudnbHEsT. Lsis. up -
GhrFaisr 15f 10 slgs dupont, z0'.
ur WillFH overland. =ifs Up -
American sugar sg 40 q: H. D.
rubber A7.a. up 4. &C. q o.. ms. up
8 NuTfalh. 1851 40 q. United
cigar stores 1854 NJ - Hudson,
%. up Ai ~ s. a. l.i. up A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
The Seattle Star

MAIN -0Egg 1900.
ELAEafTIED ADVEHTisihs ia -
Effective October j. tt-S
TRANSIENT HhIEh
Count elk words 20 th8 lth'g
ono line urrrIIuH sssssHs
one lines Insertions rss 10 COW"
Per lnHrTlun ,.,t-
one llHr=g lnFrrtiuun s.-ss ~ ''
PER luHG ION
Male and Female Help Whniea
and Female Situations Iaio
per line, per lnr"TtlYns.
All advertising from out ~ inc HtAte
u Washington costs cents p''
word per insertion,
MONTHLY LINEAGE RATE
calendar month";
% 70 30 lines used dufinR cal 49,.
rndHr muUth.....lt cents per llh'
bpQ 10 100 lines used during cali 49,.
"ndar month";. 10 cents per llh'
zoo 20 900 lines used during ral-
endHr m0uthr....1t cents per lIho
200 - 800 lines used during cal
sndur month cents per ilh'
500 70 900 lines used during ral-
eudaF month .si2H cents per lHo
eVg q 300 lines used during cal 80.
th1hg month ..t.lE cents per INV
NVV T. 900 lines used during cnl- a..
ehdHr month. III y cents PEI HH'
wv - 100 lines used during chl-
fbahF month sss..li cents per lih'
SUI ~ more lines used during
calendar month. 10 cents per llne
1ouFOhE-Caah ln Advance o..
tyy lines s.tt.r.s.s.ssa..s FAS.'g
AaFrrtlsrrs using stated space 81
lines minimum daily ON yfhIlg
contract VIII be- allowed ~
trnta per line rate on space uHsa
over minimum W % 800 lines IN
my one month Above 300 lu'A'
rate AZ per above schedule.
FIXED SPACE RATES
line OF more for ~ months
st.r..rr.......... 90 per llne
line or moro for months
s'.sss.rsrrs.s HID per iH'
line Or moro for , months
sFsEFss.s......s... 30 per llh'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
SOUNDS TIGHT,
SAYS DODGE
That Is, No Rum Leaking
Across Border

Thirsty Thanksgiving ctl,bralurH
aren't golng 20 wet their ihrua'a wiii
Wquor that ramu into tha United
states b5 boat from Canada. accord
ing 20 Capt y. II Dodge head az
the coast guard service
My boats are keeping "a special
lookout Tor rum runnrrs and they'll
keep on taking added pains until the
Christmas season b. over believe
that We arc mixing rum running on
tho Sound too dangerous for bootleg
gers 10 try u and I hope 70 keep
things pretty tight until after the
houd1yr" he rntd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
EUGENE MAYOR
QUITS POST
Resigns After Criticism on
Handling Warrants

EUGENE, Orc. Nov 25s-By u.
Mayor Parks, OF Eugene. re.
aligned last night after he was crit.
iclscd for giving warrants amount,
inR 20 $4,000 90 city contractor
who ia said to have disappeared.
leaving many unpaid creditors
Tho council accepted the resigua.
ton. but voted the mayor thauls
for his services and confidence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
WHEAT Laos AS
MART CLOSES

CHICAGO Sov. g. wheat closed
lower ha compared Wl1h tho HrnFu-
tluBBl opening advance. ln come
pHrIaUu Wiih the previous finish
there were sharp Hrt gains oats
Jagged
At The peak N the sensational
wheat advance into Hrw high prices
Hn tho movement, realizing sales dee
FrIuprd
Corn made fair gains. pressure
from rDWwlHHI3H houses upusItI-
standing
oats iagFcd az usual without fea-
lures
Cash buying and higher hogs
boosted provisions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
Oregon Winner in
Fish Tax Exchange

OLYMPIA, Nov. 25,--By u. PJ--
In an accounting between tho orc.
gon and Washington fish commits
sion, II appears now that Washing
ton viii pay Oregon about $4,000
moro than It viii receive from the
ln'tcr on tho poundago fish taxes
this year
Under ON agreement Oregon ro.
turns 10 washington tho tax col
lcctod In that state on riah caught
IN Washington Similarly wash.
ingtou returns toxoa TO Oregon on
fiah caught IN tho latter state.
Washington YIN pay Oregon SIS
$685.. Orcgona payment - Wash
inRton has not been finally com
putod, but II VIII amount to. roughly.
$4,000, Y IL aald
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25

ARC & ACETYLENE Welding:
Auto mechanics. storage battery
taught in a practical way: day
and evening classes. Modern Auto
Tractor schools. SOC Il Pike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25

vertical grain \, 1T .u. $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
Drugless Healing
Examinations Asked

OLNNPIN, Nov s5--NOTo sCI-
enoc hack Of dTuslcss healing IS tho
aim or Senators MeCauICy. CgrIyun,
ERrshneg. Hastings and Bishop ia
"a hill introduced this morning This
DILL provides that tho governor shall
appoint five faculty members at
the University vrrsed in anatomy
physiology, chemistry, pathology
and hygiene. who shall conduct OK
Imlu8uons covering the same work
that students DO In these courses
At the university during 90 weeks,
The applicants FOR examination
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
HIT BOOZE SALE
TO MINORS
Legislature Bill Makes II
a Prison 0ftenSe
EN Stan Correspondent

OLYMPIA Nov. go With only
one dissenting vote tho houEe Of
representatives this morning passed
n bill making q "a pcnitcntiary OF
Tense 10 SCH liquor or drugs TO
minors
Tho first ottrusc carries a pon-
bliy Of not less than ono year nor
moro than five yeaw M the ponlicn.
tnry The second oftenso would b.
punishable with "a poHileutBry sen.
tsnco ~ not less than 10 years nor
morr than 30 years,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25

STEADY. reliable men wanted to
take up Modern Barbering as a
profession and fill vacancies in
our barber shops In Seattle. Ligk.
easy. wcli-psld work. Call
write Moler Barber College.
Occidental ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
sIIINGLE MARKET
LUMBER MARKET

standard Htyglt# Per IA. Per NJ,
Common RtnrH, G.2,l .GB So
Common stars, b.2,, 80 100
Common Clcnrg ...,. i,3G 40
Ii|MnIn MAITI. tFff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
s SITUATION-FEMALE

wANTED--First class drcssmakins
and alterations at li3 w 18th.
SUnsct-i8l1,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25

rEW YORK, Nov. ga TgrriEH o.,
shanEr opened 'ourr HtcriiHH ilEgialE.
francs, 50 1as-as lire, FB.bisia Hsl,
stu'u iQotsf. marks ggsp. Husarn
$685. NufacT. 1855
Foreign exchange rsosrd lover. Hfsf,
ling demand, ttEFlsIg. lire. iootots.
Ifsnra ia42Aeb Hsleium. SB6ttsN
narks ssF8s FpaiH. rn0Ita. Fvss,,,
ssff Norway. gogs. Denmark. sttE.
Montreal 81 iuEarlAFis fobis7t.
afrseu Ioflss. Shanghai. re-. Yoke.
hama tgHf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
9 MALE HELP WANTED

MAN with car. battery experienced
man preferred. TO call on service
stations and sell Perfected Bat
terry Solution. Charges old bat
terry in Few minutes Solution
sold past three years in CalifoT
MIA Money back guarantee.
p3,nrn nrY,-alG-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
Ship NeWs
Arrivals and Departures

hrrivod-Sov 2t-str Emma AloIAn-
der from sap Diego VIA Los Angeles aud
san Fruuoiaco az Z a. M. s,r Aukilioo
from Fan Francisco Via Port Angeles at
2 a m. Spv. 9g.-gtr Horace Lucksu-
bach from Boston Via ports AZ 1880 ?,
m. L. 8, l. u. r Heather from cruise
at ?. M, Htr Barbara G. from Los
Angeles via San Francisco at $50 3.
m. str TokiwA MAru from Everett at }
p M. F1r West KhtAn from New York
via portH az 1850 ,. N.
sailed Nov 2t--str Lsbrs Cor san
Francisco AZ lzls a. m. str Orleans for
Boston via ports a. midnight ctr Admit
raj Dewey for Los Angeles via San Fran
ciheo az 5 p VA. str =. ]. Lucksnhach
Tor Tacoma and Everett al ] D. N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25

EARN $40 to $3.50 monthly. ex-
penseB paid. as railway traffic in
Epector. Position guaranteed after
completion OF months home
study course or money refunded.
Excellent opportunities. Write for
free booklet. Ali. Stand. Business
Training Inst. Buffalo. y. Y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25

are required to pay $40 oxamiu.
alton lee,
Christian Science practitioners OF
any persons healing thru prayer
are exempted from these cN1mln'
atlous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25

The census bureau announces that
tho Indian population in this country
has increased $500 during the last
year, This win be good news to di.
rectors who wish TO make bigger and
better Westerns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
VEGETABLES
rriers Paid wholesale Dealers

FTh- prices Eiypa are rH1ss made 90
rgfsW dealers ~ Wholesalers Vita a
Jew SEASONAL RI plianss PRICES Go pro-
fur6rs San BE- figured ~ aeaus'lnE
approximately 81 pet cent Coz haailiHE1
STORAGE zuu selling guail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
Seattle Wheat
Tuesdays Quotations

No western white. SI51: No. ] soft
white. 'i.b2 No. l western white. tl.6o;
No nRrd winter. 'i5O; No. northern
spring. $3.50; No, big blue stem. Si.BG,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

hbrar-=iiaN firm, spot. itl0t. refined
dall. gfaHulhtsas isdE.s0.
soffec-No. Rio On Fpsf. i1H. No. 4,
CAntps. s1U.1ac
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
Chicago Board of Trade
Cash Wheat
Foreign Exchange

cIiiEAgo SaH 1t=gash ubsui-Nt
= fsd. iis3 SO. 2 red ilss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
10 STTUATION-MALE

| COOK-Wanted. job by competent
| camp cook: large crew preferred
J. +, Dillman, kirkland, wash. r
| i. d. l. Box 16i. Phone Black 1899.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
HOLD BIRDS FOR
XMAS TRADE
Northwest Turkeys Are Not
Ready for Marketing

A considerable shortage BOO tur-
hHEH IH being experienced uu ihn SCI
attic market ThIr ia due. retail
rfa anl Wholesalers declare. mainly
60 tho la1r crop Yakima and ore
Enn Turkeys arc HuI on tho whole,
ready Iur marketing aud only about
lH prr cent uf thr birds arc in tho
finished condition which would put
them Iu lhr 80. 4 grade For thl1
reason most uf fhr Growers are
holding them back Tor thr thririH
mas trade. ThIt may bring better
pr.eoa Ht t1u Duarut-lhrrycur holt
The apple trade iu tho Orient
would br encouraged and increased
hy an apple export corporation iu
tHr hnrihwraI. according 10 u plan
hrIuE discussed ln Eastern WASH
n#ian EraNiug sections
MILK MD CREAM
hiik-Cwt. 70 b, Seattle delivery rs
y. o, D. rundrusBfy r....sr. 1tt
sweet Cream, fob. Station. III
BUTTER AND CHEESE
Prices Paid Nhoissais Dealers
County creamery, eatTaH,...s, sac ~
Local ptintH, wrapped rssr-... 80
'Hrrar WaHns, cream brick ts 30
. wash TTiplsts ,ss.t.,.srss.s -
uuttsFfat-
4 grade. Seattle delivery -
IGGa
Quotations BY fcrry nTos.
fricss raid Shipper, cts delivery
Prices iu country. cases returned, 20 less
EFffau white shell. cases rrrd ~
White hrEgrFy fIrais. cases rvtd 80
HluFrkruprfH end miAuI C1iaTu go
Puusts. raass reid .......... SO
Prices raid Wholesalers
Extras white she'll ..rr.s.rtr asH
white hrurrrE Eula ,....rr...
hlDfttrrprFH and miRrJ ,HlUfa %
standard rnIiFta ............. 81
The Nome nugget., 1925-03-28
STORM FOLLOWS DAYS
 OF LOW TEMPER.ATCRE

The storm which followed sev- eral days of severely cold weather seems to have blown itself out and very little damage seems to have been done and one can look on the bright side and see that the snow banks around the build ings will now help to bear the bur den of the shortage of coal.
 With this storm having blown itself out, we are now expecting to see break and some warm wea- tker. winch is much hoped for.
 The high drifts on the streets and sidewalks and an occas:onal flue blown down. along with the expected little troubles with the telephone and electric light service seems to be the only damage done and the property owners are busy preparing to have the snow hauled away on the main thoroughfare.
 The radio station experienced difficulty in the receiving of mes sages and the press dispatches were late on this account. delaying the issue of this number of the Nugget several hours.
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NOTES OF THE NORTH

"Gabe's Ornerv Kid" a love story of prodisal son. fighting i.,an and murder trial in the far north written bv Jack Hines. appears in the November 29th num- Der of Liberty Maeazine. Mr. Hines is a well-known former Nomeite, who resides in New York City. While the story is purely fiction. the author employees the names of weH-known former Nomeites to de- pct the various characters. His leading character is called Gabe Price. Gabe Price. the one that Nome knew so we'll. was one of the seven men who formed the Nome recording district in 1898, and who for many years was con- cerned in mining there. quit the Northland. located in California. and passed away some two years aFo. Other names used in the Hines story are those of Rev Bloor former rector of the Episcopal church at Nome. now located in Florida: Judge Thomas NJ. Reed TOW Federal Judge in the First Division; former T.. s. Marshal F. Richards. now deceased: former IT. s. District Attorney Henry NJ. Hoyt now of California; former Assist ant District Attorney George B. Grigsby. now a practicing attorney at ketchikan; Dr. Derbyshire. former well-known Nome physician. now located in Los Angeles, and Albert Fink. now practicing law in Chicago. Jourden's place is also mentioned
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August Carlson. aged G3. pio- ncer of Alaska. died in Anchorage rece ntly from stomach trouble. He had been resident of Wasilla. where he owned a homestead since 1915, and went to Anchorage sev- eral months ago Carlson was bern in Sweden Nov. 15. 1861, and when lad. went to sea. During the years which followed. he trav- eled over the world, and in 1885 he arrived in Seattle. Soon after he
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The Pioneers Wednesday night card party will be postponed until Saturday night, on account Of too many social functions during the week. 24 games will be played Saturday night. Cards at 8:3O.
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James O'Brien. International News Cameraman of New York. and Gene Miller of Portland. Ore. stopped at the Pullen House at Skagway for some time preparing for journey north These two cameramen are starting for Her schel Island the latter part of the nonth