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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
RUSSIAN ENGINE
SAVES FUEL
New Type Of Seamless
Engine Is Invented

MOSCOW. March is-A new type
Of SEAMLESS oilburning engine. with
an internal combustion motor Of I 200
horse power. the mos, powerful Of
its kind in the world. may revolution.
izc Russian transport. II It's early
promise in fuel economy il fulfilled
There arc several projected types
OF the "teployoz." as tho Russians
call this steamless engine All these
types are based on the principle of
substituting an oiIburning Diesel en-.
CINE.
Trial trips have shown that the
"teplovoz" only consumes a third or
"a fourth Of the fuel required by Fl
steam engine In covering q given dis
tance. The "toplovoz' ls capable Of
making an uninterrupted trip Of n
thousand miles without stopping for
fuel or water.
The commissar for transport. Rud.
zutak, believes that the "teployoz'
contains sufficient promise to war.
rant recognizing some OF the Rus.
sim metal factories in order 10 per.
nit the manufacture Of these now
engines. Orders for tho manufac.
ture Of Is "teployozes' have already
been placed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
Bargains in Shingles

All clear. good widths (not cullsl;
delivered at $500 per NJ. while
they last 1900 Harbor ave. Alki
car, WE st-o53i days; WE st-i5sS
evenings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

births ~ thciF hnuRr hnlnb hfH re-
ported hy the folfVwlnE mrn3
re,osa. Charles i0is Linden ave,
hos
urmphli. Ralph sgu rhiunsy ass-
boy
johnson. ). L. Iig \ ut r. girl
csaY o w. eh6s io,h aye y ~
Eifi.
Isml,h. benjamin r.. Kent Etri
Dickens. John syanf 40 iatn aFc,
49, boy,
iNsiutash. Euuest george Marcus
sal iiurkr aYe huy
Patio. John C zEGs T. 6sih 49, girl
Maiiunk. stephen H. gsqs Flora ave-
EirI
Dennis. walter, stGg Ellis ave Eiri
casey Milo u "a Holden - Rifl
sale. John Martin ssos Elghih ase
~ EiFi
IHusrlns, Joseph II sSss i.h ave
o. baS
Frontrrn. Olaf Sorrento hotel. girl
Motleahy steve is0s 10th ave e.
bog
wiyafl Arsi. 1915 iith ave W slfl
Pope. William O. 1891 Z Jefferson
e. Eifi
Fcuuaushty. Donald g. 1855 spo-
kane ~ boy
Fowler FRANK r. 1855 Lahs,i,p
blvd girl
Thofns. Kenneth ". .slt = Olive
IT.. airi.
wlcasst Oscar $3.50 Pearl 49, boy
| Lyush John James. COS 18Th avr n
boy
HunsluEsr Glen Esy. ttos AdnirAi
Johnson. August william. s0lz "
Esth st. bay
La. otto u. gts n 7sth 1T. bog
Wilcox Eugene Howard. -0sg ",
Goth e. boy.
IGunuagton. Lawrence Ernest $3.50
Eenwopd pi.. boy.
Remington. Arthur Ernest 1913 Eve
erttt ave. girl
Anderson. Foikc, sil W 10th st.,
KifL
Cunningham, Joseph Henry alts
2slb ave X. ". girl.
McHale. Charles Thomas Brcmcrton,
girl
c6nan,. Elroy william sigs sSth
ave T. w. boy
sakamoto. Toshio. 7ot Washington
st. hos
AttoiI. Kenneth. t2os ssth ave s..
boy
Baxter william A.. San Francisco,
bog
Heycr. william otto, 32es W. Gen.
yHcc St, boy.
BUSHNELL, Leonard T., 1855 10th ave.
~, boy.
Eddy charles Clare. tsl5 W. rind-
lay st., girl.
Ponrsa, George. 1915 Yale pl. girl.
Shand. Douglas Charles. 1915 18th
ave. ~. hoy.
Gates, James Roberts. $3.50 18th
ave " W Girl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
United States Case
Tried ON March "a

The case OF the United states VIZ.
Seattle Produce association for nj.
legged violation of tho antitrust laws
has been set for trial March "a. c,
G.. Cutler, special assistant attorney
general at Washington, u, c.. was
in Seattle Wednesday arranging TO
press the prosecution with c. T..
Hughes, special U. $. district attor.
ncy.
Tho governments case has been
well prepared and efforts to have
prosecution dropped have failed,
Hughes said, Local produce mon,
members OF the association. are
known to hnvo taken tho cpso up
with the u, $. attorneys office at
Washington in an attempt to uuash
tho casc, but thier mission did not
succeed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
Building Permits

]. y. urauhart. 1907 winthrop, alter
church. $1,000.
L. Anen, bi6i Orcns st., complete resi-
denca. etc, $1,000.
CITY of Seattle. sos G. G. Bldg. sub alta.
ton addition. $4,000.
II, W. Green. pa 26th ave- alter resi-
dence. $1,000.
Fred Msrgert. 1907 W. Andovor st.
frame residence, $4,000.
@, q. Duke, sal n, d7th At. frame real.
dcnce, $4,000
Marco Logns. 90 Cedar St, retaining wall
$1,000.
THOMAS scaiso, 1908 22nd ut. frame
resldoncc, $500.
L. patricciil alt,r residence, $1,000.
w. ~ Huchhoiz. as30 3bth s., w. frame
rcaidonce. $4,000
H. ~ Buchhols, gsao sbth 3. w, frame
residence, $4,000
-. ". Lennox, sii2 ". Laurolhurst dr..
frame residence. $500.
c. l., Rteinkraus. 42a Peoples nix. frame
residence, 10000.
City OF s,A,tle. 600 c G DaiR.. pumr
house, 10000
Chag. Horn 26io nth NJ frame rest
dcncc. $1,000
j. W. Jackson, 1880 n. am, frame resi-
dcnco. $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
Portland Live Stock
As.Inrsdass Quotations

" ssinTsdAfs Quotations
Cattle Receipts Zone ~ maFkai
Hraaf. Hrssrn. a5uf grade. 1855
Ef1g roHinaH. ag5sHsss. fanHrrH ard
cutters, se8EFs Hrifsu good tf1a
H4sf Wraiam ari tHmman. $50 1885,
rpwu Eoad. tEFauI medium and
common tsBAssl rsrrsFs ara rHi'ru
fsNa buiis aaHrHfH aud laioEaaa PSI
Ht calves. HrdIam and rHUivr 100
lHa ao~u, i&gg8ia. $50 " geo ias.
fIspugI
HsEs Receipts EH Tpas o. market
steady h1diaH Ero1 anl sh8l-e isa
's geo thsa iltss UGtssl 60 tta $50
tsz. tss+uttso $50 iba gF ~ ssH
1855 packing nsHpplh hsaF. FisH
1915 packing FHuEl hraFF 9ii SEQ
ts niauEittr HiGs TlssaW 1913.
feTarFs and sUy&-Fa 1u8ts
sheep Receipts. Hsua Tote 81 market,
steady iamta "a ihr d6uh medtum
20 rbairF tit8if. hsaFgutiEHiB. mF,
diuw nrg fHajr~ iisWlI sai1s asA
commons al afiuhts utbEf. seth
ms a1Hlt ewes tsmnipa b. risaiHf
fs0l1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12

out the uric acid deposits. dissolves
the secretions and drives rheumatic
poison out Of the body through the
Kidneys ana bowels.
It's marvellous how quickly II
acts Blessed relief often comes in
two days, and even In cases where
inc suffering is most painful all
traces disappear In n few days.
Mr., James n. Allen, Of 20 Forbes
w. Rochester, N. y. the dIscoyeror
OF ALLENRHU, who for many years
suffered the torments OF acute rhou.
matisn desircs ail sufferers TO
know that he dons not want 4 cent
OF anyone's money unless ALLEN.
HiIU decislvcly conauers this worat
OF all discasea and he haS instruct
cd Seattle druggists, and drugglsts
everywhere, TO guarantee II ne
above In every instance. II YOU
live out Of town ngk him to send
you full particulars ~ Advertise.
nlcnt,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12

~ an early age. Eugene pulisH
was an express driver HE handled
railroad baggage Du1 day. after
delivering Is heavy trunk on An up.
peg floor. he felt a pain tn thc
right groin The suffering su.
creased. aud " WAS not leaE before
the YouuS man noticed the swell
ing.
The doctor told young Puiien
that he Whs ruplurcd and that he
must either wear b truss through
out life Of submit e. a drastic opeF.
ation. MI surgeons know THAI her.
uiA operations. with aaArnthgtira
Htc. afe dangerous they may end
fatally Moreover IL u a wnilses.
tHbiished fact that many rupture
operations are not successful the
bowel soon breaks through tbs
sewsd-up opening md protrudus
woFss than ever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
GUARANTEES HIS PRESCRIPTION
TO END rheumatic PAINS
And REDUCE SWOLLEN JOINTS
Money Back, Say Seattle Druggists If One Bottle Of
Allenrhu Doesn't Make Any Rheumatic
Sufferer Rejoice

Deep Seated Uric Acid Deposits Are
Dissolved and the Rheumatic Pol.
soE Starts 10 Leave the System
Within Twenty.four Hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
LEGAL NOTICES

~ j. ALLlEOS not rrHypusIbls for
debts contracted by Lillian r.
Aiilrpb after this date. q. J ALLi-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
WHOLESALE FISH
Fresh Fish, per lb,
Protest Plans for
Lighting on Street

Protests ognlns, tho cost OF i'm.
provoment ana against style of
equipment specified were voiced by
Approximately 80 property owners in
tho proposed Olive woy.stownrt ST.
street lighting district Thursday be.
foro the council public utilities com.
mlttcc. Most OF tho protests wero
from Stewart vt. residents and sev.
crnl Of them based their opposition
on the plan to extend the street
lighting MS far MS Bellevue ave. The
committee reserved action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
DEATHS

Harris, Adam, o.. gso3 18th ave. s.,
March o.
Witt sura Dvoire, 80. 2323 nth ave.
~, March 10.
Levine, Joseph, GO. 20l 18th ave.
March 10.
Mclaughlin. Vera Reading, 80, lis
John st, March 10.
Barnett. Virginia, :. Theodore home,
March o.
stern. Benjamin, "a, 71ih Fir St.
March ..
Lundquist. Morris Albert, 40, 1s45
10th ave. NJ. March S.
Montgomery, Jane, SO. 1520M Il.
Spruce at, March 10
Wiltsie, Lee s., 90, 1875 Fifth ave. N.
H.. March Q,
Legush. Melt 65, GIG Charles st..
March s.
McKcnziecRuth f., "A. 3l7 II. Thorn
ms at March
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12

syunk YssfiiHEs, tE@iigss steers. 81
Gttsss. cpus and huirrts " ~ o . 50.
ataF EerE aud feeders fakhN#.fN.
calves. ft8it bells and stays. 81 ssHk
Hogs iEzFsipfa, ~ 500 Tone ~ market,
Ih4Iss lower. HuiE, ilsaeh 90,
Sop. siz SO
sheep EFesirfs. la.at Tone ~ mas,
ksi, steady 90 weak YrAfliEKs. t4s b
itz4s wsshsfs tt5hHiasqs IHutrs,
Ii-&s9 III, pwSz. tf5sHi9z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
Discarded III. Truss

Relief came az once: he almost
forgot that he had any rupture.
Afterward came curc---h COM
pietC hrniing--and although years
have passed and Mr.. Puilen iH an
energetic carpenter, working on
buildings. climbing over roof,
lifting lumber and such like. he Is
absolutely free from tho old hernia.
lie knows he Is completely. last
ingiy cured There WINS no opera.
ton, no lost time. no troubis--com
fort and coutcntmcnt from the very
outset. Hs Is strong, cheerful
minded man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
victim OF rruss,s

The victim bought truss. "a hard.
spring like affair. the beat he could
get II tortured him. He tried an
othcr--Htiil no relief He was com
PEELED TO give up his express bust
meas. The hard tasks of ordinary
men werc forbidden him. He be-
came an insurance agent. I'll which
position he did not need % do hodi-
III work
For HtT years Mr.. puiicn dragged
around. using various trusaes. hard.
elastic. etc. with never any con.
tentmpnt One day his mother told
him something she has just found
out. ~ was a. Himple and easy
thing for him To do. He Loaf no
time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
valuable Information Free

The valuable information which
Mrs Puiien read In n newspaper
many years ago and gave 10 her
son. together with further important
facts, Will be sent free 10 any road
err OF this who writes to Eugene
NJ. pullen. 300-L, MnrcelluB avenue,
Manhsquan. ". j., incloslng n stamp
for reply. Mention the kind OF rup-
ture you have. whether on right or
left side. and what you have nl-
II. A legion OF cases OF nil kinds
OF rupture In men and women, in
Guiding inFulnal (groin), femoral.
navel, scrotnl. etc. have been re-
ported completely healed. Age seems
10 make no difference. --Adyer-
tigemeut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived March tg.Str Glyuan, from
Tacoma at noon. str siivcrado from sar
Francisco AZ II a. M, Wr Forest Kins
from Los Angeles ~ 81 .. IN. str Mutt
Yonah firm fan Francisco yia Everett
at a. m. str Yukon from Tacoma ut
2 a. m. str J. I. Lucksnbach from Bos-
ton via ports d; 1880 8. M March ~.
Str ADMIRAL ssbree from Tacoma AZ
midnight. str Admiral pcn.ey from Ia
coma via Everett az midnight. str I.ur-
line from Honolulu via ports At 7itj ?.
M, str Jane Nsttfst0n from Los Angeles
via san Francisco at p. M str city
OF Spokane from rsIngtso ~ 1880 .. NJ.
saiIed--Nareh IT, Str Floridian for
Tacoma a. noon. str Arabia Aaru for
Tacoma and Vancouver a., $3.50 a. m
March fi.-str Admiral Ssbree for San
Francisco via ports 81 1850 p. IN. str
Lancaster for Belllngham via ports At
HAS, a. m-, str Africa Maru for shang-
hat via ports at 1910 a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
AFRAID OF Operation

Like moat Others. tIr pulieu de
ciiuea 20 take the risks % an opsr-
alton the expense and loss ~ time
had 10 be considered, TOO Hoping
he might Ecs little better snrouFs
agemsut. he went go another physis
clan. who. 20 his SORROW. gave him
even less hope IL was pointed out
10 the young man that unless the
rupture were perfectly held all tho
time or the surgeons knife sue
resstufiy used. he might expect an
increase or doubling In the rup-
ture. with further complications. or
the dreaded atranguiAted hernia
which kills 70 many rupturcd peo-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
Chicago Board of Trade
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. March ii.-foreiEn En-
change opened higher sterling, t7SA
francs. t0.psi5A lire, io.ooIlo, Belgium
to.es0t marks, 2sso Sweden, 1923: Nor
way, 1875
Foreign exchange clossd higher. atsr'
ling demand. st77. francs. io.OsisAi
or te,o0oi4. lire, s00toaM. OF
80 00ooi. Belgium. tooSn3, Off to.uoni x
marks. 1850. Holland. 1921, of fo.oo0il
sweden. ?Gps, IN 100000 y Norway, 1885
IN 50 oepstL. Montreal. tO.sps7s. Russia
sic; uonEkonR, SIX Shanghai. fsh
Kofohama, zoos: Greece, fnoisi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
WithOutAn
Operation
Wonderful Healing Of Rupture
How a New Jersey Man
Got Rid of a Severe,
Obstinate Right Inguin-
al Hernia Without the
Slightest Trouble

Fellow DO q picture Of Eugene "
puilrn a wriirknawn carpenter ~
Mhnhnquun. NSN Jersey M you
could arr him ~ work. particularly
when hr handles heavy timber.
jumps apd rllmbH around like "a
youth YOU would scarcely ina gina
that he had formerly been afflicted
with H rupture
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
Boston Wool

nnaTp% March n -rThs wesi msf.
kss lF qgist and There IL Nitis mere
interest iH uffeftwea RBHin fsif mrarfs
for pFgufta wpsfs have trfn placed
dealers Anticipating better iasuivT
tfnm upaien mlllr on fsreht upshiHKs -
fuii lines % 20eas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
VEGETABLES
friess rasd whaIssaie Dealers
Quoiattens By fi5uesr Fruit A frodue,

frNs prices given afr those fasac 20
retail drsitfp ~ wholesalers wHh =
fzw seasonal exceptions. prices 70 PRO
dgretr ear b. figured BY dsagefiaG the
cstf - transportation 70 Eeattis and
approximately ~ pr ssat f9r kssilug
Storage and selling eetti
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
Portland Produce
" r'larsIsjs QueiaIlaa.

Buttrf aEgHr raffas taE. sfaHdaFds sec.
prime flFsta. ttBv ursts. ghr
IxEs @EAfFas. sss ppiltIs $50 rarfHt
geaeiFfp eAr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
Weather Bureau Report

Especial from tho a. weather Bureau
TAToosH ISLAND. March las q.
m - Barometer rising. partly cloudy.
wind northwest. six miles an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12

Anna O. Nilsson. who plays n
leading part in tho new photoplay.
1f / Marry Again" was born and
educated in Sweden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
San Francisco Produce

Batter tsifss esq., prime rIfsts. tsr
iEHs Esttas. #H F4tfa FuiiHfs 5stl
aHdsfstsfg ptuffe sge
ths-rs Gel flats fsUrs tstHtHsi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
Seattle Wheat

NO ! sust whitc ft8e. No utststh
vbitr. Isa. SO. ! uard winter. ti.5f.
No, ] northern spring iiig! No. / west,
err white. ftAp 80. ! HiK bl8a stem,
Uses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
Divorce Complaints

Ruth va. Walter II. Michigan, cruelty.
Dorothy VS., Carvel George, cruelty
Mabel II. vs.. Clyde u. Harris,
cruelty.
Alice NJ. VS., Harold N. Atkinson.
nonsupport.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

suEar-Easy. Raw. spot, iL7S. refined,
firm: graduated. fs16so.
Coffec-So. Rio. on spot siyt q s2c.
No. 4 Santos, 2sts aasac,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12

FIRST las Tide
tas "a m 60 T.
first High tide
f.2s a. n 100 o.
sccvnd Low Tide
to1 p rs. Is It.
-eeood High Tide
Z % > m lei #
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
GRAIN FINISHES
LOW ON MART
Sellers Dominate Corn; Pro-
visions Drop Also

CHICAGO Match il.-GraiH fu-
TIRES finished sharply lower OF the
board ~ tLsdc today
Tho opt6ihg WAS lower Sellers
dominated corn Foreign urwa Was
beHrlHh
oats held firm FOR a while on TN-
port business but toward tho last
HuCcumbrr 60 weakness la other
grains
Provisions Hat was lower. with
hess, grains AMI cables,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
ShipNews
Tides in Seattle

- -
FIRST High Tide
1909 a. M i&f n.
FIRST Lyw Tide
ts:3s .. m, 70 n.
second High Tide
i:is p. m 1913 Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
Alaska Vessels

sEWARD-saiIed. March ff.--str Ad-
Ynirai Watson. wesibound, Mt p. m
KETCHfKAE- Sailed March fis--str
Alaska. southbound, az D. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence Age
CocinElia. John. Seattle ........4l
Fornidlna, Angelina. Seattle .b9
EREicston. Ralph. Seattle .......sa
Oclschlngod. Esther Seattle .....IS
Bush, Floyd Fish. issaquah ..... 20
Jones, Esther Margaret Seattle /. 20
Young. Ralph T.. Seattle Legal
Norman. Soma NJ, Seattle Legal
Martin. Quay Lorraine. Tacoma ...19
Scott. Garnet Young. Tacoma ...lS
Conner. Roswell T.. Newcastle i. 46
Stnrltey Margaret u. Spokane Legal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
Local Markets
DANNY rIlnnIrIn

Prices Paid shippers. city delivery.
fflees la country, cssss returned 10 less
Nf.fA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12

WING TaV't f''b'"F
Seattle druggists, and every drug.
gist in this country, IL authorized TO
say to every rheumatic sufferer In
this vicinity that If ALLENRHU,
the sure copaueror Of rheumatiHm,
does not stop all agony. reduce swol.
len joints and do cay with even
Tho slightest twinge OF rheumatic
pain, he will gladly return your
money without comment.
Allenrhu has been tried and test.
IN for years, and really maryelou8
results have been accomplished
even in tho most severe cases where
the suffering and agony was IN.
tense and pitcoUs and where the
patient was helpless
Allonrhu relieves at once. lmme-
distcly after you start TO take 1t
~ good work begins. II searches
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
40 AUCTION SALES
Auction Specials On y
Friday at Bushels

Among the hundreds u articles ...,,l, 20 70
be- said AZ FRIDAYS AUCTION
from 1890 10 8 $500 you Hlil ilhai
WsHtIuEhoufr automatic 'I''NiH
Thor eleculc and gas ironer
TOTruEtGu and Premier elefifle
IlazeIiga square and an upright
piano.
Gan fuugc with Lorain reEulator
EhotgunF, sitting machine. tYhlet
making machine Eatry 0FEah'
leather couch day bed, plEf-
fiufffd davenport leather ~
davenport. simmons brass and
steel beds, coll SPRING.. 90 Ton
mattresses spreads. fhTelFs fh'
bHbv bod. Ep-rurtHr bTruEfaHtl ~
blu and chairs. dining FctFs lai-
top deck. iuYnhdF chair, diHlies.
hooks. pictures, Monarch amp
other ranges good h"Htsff, pew
Kitchen tables and queens, IN
mowers, Fsfgigr rutgr. rpiori ~
paint b. the gallon. paint pru1hfE.
electric motor, electric hrnter gas
water hcaierf. wicker aud fame
arm chairs. TCeierp haFH1 ~.
dresssrs and ohiffpnlerH, Ibird
cages. carpets, rugs. linolsum. etc.
Positively everything ln the itotna
furnishing line comes 20 our fal"H
a. ono time or another. rOI no
matter what gOu desire. it wiii
pay you TO look Tor II 90
Bushels Auction House
MA iu.9ag3 g0OG Second ave.
OUR SATURDAY EVENING SALE
II 90 TO $500 WILL CONSIST or
GROCERIES AND OTHER SMALL
fgGFFTFs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12

by Perry Bro.-
MILK ANn cnIANf
LIVESTOCK

Quotations at unlon siark Yard.
iissripis. % cattle. 3ss hsEs, MARKED
firm
4 atttr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
Cash Wheat

CHICAGO. March clash wheat
No. rpd. it,sttl 10. red. tilsWi.st!
No 3 hard 81 sdGUlEl,
Evening star., 1925-06-27

Three firemen were injured by
slate falling from the roof while they
were engaged in saving several eX
pensiye stained glass windows.
Evening star., 1925-06-27
EUROPEAN OUTLOOK
. BELIEVED BRIGHTER
International c. of c. Stands
for Debt Funding as Aid
TO Sterilization.
Rv the Associated Press


BRUSSELS, June 27.--The third
biennial congress of the international
chamber of Commerce closed yeSter.
day With the adoption of resolutions,
: which, in the opinion of leading dele
gates, took away the atmosphere of
nopeleSSneSS as to the economic situ-
&tion with which the congress opened.
The plain truths told the delegates
by John w. OLeary, chairman of the
chamber OF Commerce OF the United
States. followed by CATEGORICAL
THAT ii favored the funding of war
debts. cleared the air and removed
the uneasiness produced by earlier
f"rebodinSs As To the possible failure
rt the Dawes reparation Plan.
DIR. Walter Leaf. chairman of the
Westminster Bank of London. was
elected president of the international
Chamber to succeed Willis II. Booth
il, of New York, vice president of
the Guaranty Trust Co.
! In the general opinion. the resolu-
tionS adopted sustain the position of
the American speakers, Mr.. OLeary
and Seymour Parker Gilbert, jr.,
agent general for reparation pay
mcnts. that funding of the debts will
go far to restore confidence. and con
sequentlN restore European credit,
and that the Dawes plan is holding
good, with good prospects ahead of it..
Wants Past Forgotten.
Etienne Cienentel, former French
finance minister. struck responsive
chord when he declared that 1T is
time to let .hygones be bygones,' and
that when Germany signed the pro-
rocol for the execution of the Dawes
plan it was thsssign. of new era, in
which the horrors, of the war We're
to he forgotten, much as France and
Belgium had suffered.
Resolutions adopted were for the
creation of a special committee TO
study methods for developing motor
highway transport. for the orGaniZa-
tion of an air transport committee to
cola borate with other International
bodies and for the appointment of d
committee to study the possibility of
Improvement in International tele-
phone fttcilities.
Julius u. RarIyeS of New York was
elected One of the vice presidents of
the international Chamber.
The Acknowledgements leave Brus-
sells today for a visit to the port of
Antwerp. b -
Evening star., 1925-06-27
ARTIST GETS VERDICT
TN SUIT FOR DIVORCE
a.
New York Jury Also Denies Charge
of Infidelity Brought Against
:. Tartoue by Wife.
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, June 27.--A Supreme
Court jury yesterday returned YER
diet in favor of Pierre Tartoue, por-
trait painter. in his suit for divorce
against his wife, Claudia Windsor
Tartoue. and denied charges of inf
deity brought against the artist in
,'her counter suit for divorce.
= Tartoue named Renato Zanelli.
Chilean baritone Of. the Metropolitan
Opera Company during 1921-22. and u
former member of the Chilean Stock
Exchange, as correspondent, and ac-
cused his wife Of misconduct with him
in q Springfield. Mass. hotel, when
she accompanied the singer on u CON
cert trip to Boston in 1922. 8
Counsel for Tartoue announced the
husband will ask for an interlocutory
decree of divorce when the jury ind
inSs are. presented to Il. justice. sitting
in special term next week.
Mrs Tarto Que, who Is the daughter
of Mrs. i. J;engue Barnet of Portland,
Greg, was officially adopted as d
daughter by Countess Clarel de Toe
queville de Rampan de Chanquetot ir