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Evening star., 1925-08-14
SEE TRADE BIDDER
IN MATCH INDUSTRY
Merchants Giving "Some-
thing for Nothing" and Get
ting 'vaIue Received"
BY j. c. ROYLE.
Special Dispatch to The Star

SpVNiaI bispdtCn 10 Ine star
NEW YORK, August 14.-Thou-
sands of American merchants and
business men today are giving Gus
toners something for nothing and get
ting value received for it. How? With
matches
Sales of approximately $4,000, 900
cards or paper matches have been
consummated in the last two weeks.
Ihese cards of paper matches, which
are seldom sold at retail. are having a
marked influence on a number of big
industries, among them advertising
Hundreds of millions Of cards are
being given away to customers and
patrons annually. and the custom is
growing, according to manufacturers.
Practically every one of them carries
an advertising message of some kind
which comes before the eyes of a pos
Sible customer each time he or she
strikes match. The return from such
distribution comes both directly and in
directly. Often merchants who have
distribution buy the matches them
selves and sell the advertising space
on one side to some other company, US
ing one side to call attention to their
own wares
Evening star., 1925-08-14

NEW. YORK. August 14.-Follow-
ing is an official list of bonds and
stocks traded in on the New York
Curb Market today:
Evening star., 1925-08-14
Popular Only i'm Big Cities.

Representatives of an equally large
competitor declare that the use of the
paper match has not vet become pop.
uiar except in the large cities and
that elsewhere they still like to strike
them on the passing car. the side of
the building or the seat of pair of
overalls.
The match men agree. however. that
the growth of smoking among women
has done much TO popularize the paper
match. They say women do not like
to carry loose matches in a handbag.
that they have few pockets and still
desire means of lighting a cigarette
Ihen, too. the fact that they are given
away free has an appeal to both men
and women.
Evening star., 1925-08-14
Free Supply to Retailers.

manufacturers in some cases buy
matches advertising their product and
furnish them free to their retailers
Other manufacturers buy the matches
and have their statesmen handle them
among their customers as a side line.
One big wholesaler is now negotiating
for 10000 900 cards which will be used
to push a certain food product. One
chain of hotels buys them in 10 .OOO,-
600 lots. A chain of cigar stores has
just placed an order for 10000 900
cards, which it is expected will show
a fine, profit from the sale of the
space on one side.
Representatives of one big match
manufacturing concern declared TODAY
that the paper match is fast supplant-
ing the safety match struck upon q
box and is distancing the match which
may be struck on any rough sub
stance. They say that compactness
OF form is the factor which has
brought them into prominence
In that respect they are a develop
ment of the old sulphur match. known
In the West as a Chinese match. made
In square blocks. from which each
match was split as needed. The supply
OF these among plainsmen and those
VINO lived in the open persisted for
years after more modern means of
obtaining fire came into uSe
Evening star., 1925-08-14
Report on Fruits and Vegetables.

antaloupes-Supplies shipped stock
light; homegrown supplies liberal: de-
mand slow, market firm: North Caro-
lima, Ridgeway section, Salmon Tints,
standards, 36s and Ass, 1.75a2.25; most
ly around 200, few soft low as 100.
Lettuce-Supplies liberal; demand
light. market about steady; New York,
2 dozen crates, Big Boston type, best
mostly 1.00a1.25; some ordinary quail
ity and condition, 50a75.
Onions-Supplies moderate; demand
slow, market dull; Massachusetts, New
York and Midwestern. 100-pound sacks
Yellows, L. S. No. l, 3.75a+.00; most
ly 3.75.
Peaches-Supplies moderate; de-
mand limited, market steady: North
Carolina skies Hales, large size, fine
quality and condition, 3.25a3.50; skies
and bushel baskets Elbertas, large size,
best mostly 800. few 3.25; fair quail
ity, some ripe, soft. 2.50a2.75; medium
size, 2.25a2.5O, few higher: Virginia
and North Carolina skies Bellies, me-
dunn to large size, some ripe, soft,
1.75a2.50: best. mostly 2.25; Maryland,
bushel baskets. Champions, medium
size 1.25a1.50; skies Champions, 1.50;
few higher.
Evening star., 1925-08-14
Money to Loan

Secured by first deed of trust on real estate.
Prevailing interest and commission.
ILy yxy~IIa~ 42o Wash. L. a. Trust
SSoCph A' VSA Bldg. 9th g. NV.
Evening star., 1925-08-14
NEARBY GROWERS
DOMINATE MARKET
Quantities of CantaI0upeS of
Good Quality on SaIe-Veg-
etabIes Plentiful.

Nearby growers are supplying the
local market with large quantities of
cantaloupes, said TO be exceptionally
sweet and in splendid condition. Very
few California cantaloupes are to be
found, and what few of them dealers
have on hand are so ripe they are of
fered at low prices.
Cantaloupes from the West have
been particularly plentiful and good
this season, according to dealers, and
prices have been what dealers termed
very reasonable.
Receipts of cantaloupes from North
Carolina are not so heavy, it is re-
ported. and they do not find the ready
sale that dealers are experiencing
with the home grown product.
Only moderate supplies of water
melons are being received from North
Carolina. The demand is light and
market dull Nearby growers in Mary
land and Virginia are furnishing mel
ons for the local market, and prices
depend upon the size of the melons.
Today's Wholesale Prices.
Butter-Fancy. tub. 40; prints, SO;
store packed, 29a31.
Eggs-Fancy. selected, candled, 35a
81: average receipts, 81.
Poultry-Alive, Spring chickens,
large. 32a33; small, 27: heavy fowls,
25a26; small fowls. 22a23; ducks, 20a25;
keats. 40a75: turkeys. 11a12; geese.
12a15. Dressed, Spring chickens,
large, 35; small. 33; turkeys. 80; ducks,
20; geese, Is.
Live stock-Calves, lambs. Spring,
Halls; hogs, Is
Meat-Beet. 17a1S; veal. IS; Spring
lambs, 3Oa32; hogs. 2112a22; loins. 35a
81 smoked shoulder, 2Oa22, hams, 80
a32.
Evening star., 1925-08-14
lies INDEPENDENT OIL STOCKS

10 Adiron P rs pfd 10OK IooTs 1oO.
/ Alum Mfg 80. 80 33 SO
Evening star., 1925-08-14
UNLISTED DEPT.
Bid and Asked Prices.

100. A'0' ''
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-12-18
VASHoN ISLAND-WHERE
STRAWBERRIES NEVER FAIL

Perhaps it is not too much TO
say that the production Of poul-
try and the growing of Strawbcr-
rics are the two leading indus
tries of the island. For many
years Vashon island has been
known as the home of the big
red strawberry and her annual feS-
rivals have given the island narle
and fame throughout the entire
Puget Sound section.
On the island there are hundreds
of growers and about each one you
talk with tells story about his
crop which dazzleS the magma
ton Of even poet. This man
cleared $500 an acre you are
told. You meet his neighbor who
tells you he cleared 5000 per acre.
The next man you talk with shoots
it up to around a 81 900 per acre
and the editor stops to make his
heart quit humping,
As an illustration of what some
Of our growers do in the berry
line the writer interviewed b. d.
1rukai who is one Of the biggest
individual growers Of Strawberries
in the U. s, Mr.. Mukai has
field Of 60 acres and last year
gathered 600 barrels of berries
from the field. These barrels con
tain $50 pounds OF sugar and 300
pounds of berries and the cold
pack process perfected by Mr.. Mu-
kai ID so successful that he has
built up a national market for his
BD.M." brand. Last season
Mr.. Mukai bought something like
GOO barrels which with his own
crop raised his personal operation
10 about 1000 barrels, or over 10
per cent of the entire crop of this
state.
It required over 100 pickers to
pick his crop and he bought about
100000 worth of sugar. He real
lied around $40 per barrel for the
finished product. He uses over
$4,000 worth of fertilizer each
year TO feed the growing crop.
While the expense is heavy Mr..
1I-r1-oi 1o-c.l,J rLo ,.,ll ;r ~
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-12-18
THE vAsHoN ISLAND STRAWBERRY
(By Request

How dear to my heart is the Vashon strawberry
When ripened from vine sprung from Vashon isle soil
The sunshine has kissed it, the Scabree2e has wooed it,
1t reaches perfection with minimum toll
The innocent blush of its virginia. beauty,
Is spread from its heart to the surface we sec;
The odor of heaven surrounds every berry,
To win the affection of poets like me-,
I'll praise it in secret,
III praise it in public,
III sing of its goodness and freedom from guile;
The big Vashon berry,
The red NaShon berry,
The Vashon strawberry which grows our isle,
How defly the good wife removes the stem slender,
Then rinseS the dust from each red berry's face;
Iii pyramid piles they arise from the platter
While powdery sugar drifts into its place
1t drifts into canyon and crevce at pleasure,
While cream flows in rivulets yellow as gold
The and the sugar and berry united,
Prove Solomon right for the half isn't told
I'll smell of its fragrance,
I'll taste of its goodness
There's naught to compare for berry worth while;
The reddeSt strawberry
The sweetest strawberry,
The Vashon strawberry which grows our isle
Let apples bring fame the Vale of Wenatchee--
Vancouver may claim she's the home of the prune-
Alfalfa may gladden. the Yakima rancher
The smokesackS at Longview may reach to the moon
Tacoma may boast that she still The Mountain
Seattle may shout she's the Port Of Success
Spokane water power may ourival Mag ra-
But Vashon isle Strawberries beat the whole mess!
III cat it in shortcake,
II eat it in pudding,
In pie from the vine, in any old style
The most luscious berry,
The peerless strawberry,
The Vashon strawberry which grows on our isle.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-12-18

berry and particularly the logan
berry. There are vast fields of
these different fruits, together with
currant and gooSberry farmers,
and all tell the same story-they
are making good.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-12-18

These statutes to Christopher
Columbus in various parts Of the
country commemorate prom
inent foreigner who didn't come
over here to lecture.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-12-18
CHRISTMAS SALE
LEATHER GOODS

The Tacoma Trunk Store 921
Broadway.
"a thousand and one answers
to the question, What shall
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-12-18
lhNeQ

Givc9
A vast array of wonderful gifts
for men and women.
Gold initials placed on gifts.
Special Prices. Adv.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-12-18

Green Trading Stamps save YOU
money at The Cash and Garry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03

Am I under arrest Eva Turner
asked. n little fcarfully
NO: nc, Mas Turner. not set. 50
least. not Until I talk With the chief.
But your case is gravo-G cannot hold
out much hope OF lcniency for you
Eva Turner said nothing her
, placid faec seeming 90 conceal every
thought or emotion Of her brain.
Il am not SURF AIRS, Raynor wishes
me 10 stay hero, she said. turning 10
Nan with an air bait difndcnt. half
Lnsoleut.
Il am not sure that Do. San re-
turned calmly But think Il Is
proper that you should stay. and 80
/ ask you TO do SO. !. You may
take the room you had bcf0rc-and
! viii ask you 70 respect my desire TO
/ be let alone"
The group broke up and Finley
took Nan or for walk IN the
grounds
Make no objections" he snid. YOU
win be m II you don't get out OF doors
more. Now you're going for long
walk all around the place. and " you
say 50. we won't mention tho affair
OF the tragedy at ali.
Then I'll go" Nan said. and they
started of.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03

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Miss Turner save a suporeniopa
smile
Mir Kent b quite right. IL said
out 70 must Dc remembered That he
Uaulc "a few moments later than tho
ryst ~ us That was Mrs. RAypor 5
return that he saw, I saw her lclvr
the room hastily, as ! said. and
then saw her rrturn. coming In al
tho daor as her brother also trncrcd
az the south door This. I think. eN,
plains the seeming discrepancy Ga
our accounts
Kent looked hsfflei- More nervous
than ever, Dc picked az his coat col
lar pulled hts handkerchief from his
breast pocket ana returned Il there
drummeJ on his knee. with his fiu
scrs and finally sald
air. pobblus. you have only Ausa
Turner's unsupported word tor that
and hold Tint Is no, sufficient"
Poor pobbius looked worried 60
death. lie saw no loophoic Of vNpla,
naticu-.t was an 20 him "a deep In
eNplicahlc mystery, The only def
mite or Illuminating testimony he had
Was that % Eva Turner. ana if be
must discount that, his case was hard
indeed
Il think" be said. az l5rt. wipinE
his forehead, that ! must take some
time 90 think this thing over must
digest IhiS new information that I
have received from Mis- Turner.
must rcport IL 20 my superinrs. and |
must be guided by them in my next
move"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
Some Good
Resolutions
Cut These Out and Paste Them
In Where You VIII See
Them Every Day

Grip, and more serious illness.
will remember that this be prevented by taking in
time Father Johns Medicine.
will avoid Patent Medicines" Cough Cures" and
called Immediate Relief Remedies.
will remember that what is mistaken for relief is really
deadenng of the by the Opium and other Poisonous
Drugs which the majority of them contain, which weaken
the body while the disease remains and gets stronger
hold.
That if it is Cold Grip, it usually turns into
thing serious because the drugs have robbed the
tbody Of strength and vital forehe only power by which
disease can be fought off and overcome.
will remember that Father Johns Medicine is neither
Patent Medicine Cough Syrup" and that it is all
pure nourishment ree from Opium, Morphine other
Poisonous Drugs.
will remember that Father Johns Medicine builds up
and makes strength, at the time giving relief from
the cold and throat trouble.
If catch cold will not neglect it, but win ask my drug
gs bottle of Father Johns Medicine and take
directed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
The Best Cough Syrup
10 Homemade.
HssSs N saSy way 10 save q. and
re- have the bsst eoagb remedy
yon ever trtsd-

You've probably heard Of thisvsll.
noFn plan Of making cough syrup
home. But have you ever used
~ Thousands Of families, the world
yer, feel that they could hardly keep
ioris without il. It's simple and
hesp, but the way IL takes hold OF
.susn viii soon earn IL permanent
b,e. IN your home.
MO pint bottle, pour 2ik ounces
fIrex; then add plain graduated
Ilr,r syrup TO Gil up the pint. Or,
essired, use clarified mola.,es,
s2nsy, or corn syrup, instead Of sugar
yl1p. Either way, 10 tastes good,
s;',r ,poils, and gives you a full pint
better cough remedy than you
Islid buy rsady.made for three times
u. = really wonderful how quickly
az homemade remedy eou1uers
fsl1h-usually in "a hours or less.
eens 10 penetrate through every
~ passage, loosens a dry, hoarss or
,Fat cough, lifts the phlscm, heals
=. Membranes, and give. almost i'm.
s 'L,s'e, relief. Splendid for throat
,sSs noarssnsss, Group, bronchitis
ia1 bronchial asthma.
s.lmsx y A highly concentrated com.
wuna Of genuine Norway pine Ell.
80 has been used for genera.
ior thIost and chest ailments
h. syqid disappointment ask your
SStfsi Tor ounces OF Piner"
M directions. and don't accept any
E.az eise. Gnsrsrt.ed 10 give abso-
r. ausfsetiop or money refunded.
'ss fiaez Co, IT. Wayne, Ind.
-Adysrtisemcn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03

NANCY and Nics and johnny
~ sweep looked everywhere Tor
suiteher Snatch thu goblin.
They went from housetop 70
hUusetop. aud climbed down chin.
ncys until the Twins got almost as
black gs Johnny Sweep himself
hut none or the Sootics had seen
him. aud IL did scsm a. tho he had
become Tired 20 misghicr making
and decided 20 be Eool foT "a while
They were partly right. Tor la
mixing up tho spices Ia tho kitchen
cupboard. Sniychcr snatch had sot
ten pepper Ia his eyes,
And they hurt 80 terribly that no
had 10 80 20 Or. HokuB pokus and
set them cured up.
You'll have 60 use an oye-cup
and wash them out with some stud
IN a bottle three times day, said
Or Holyus Pokus, "Aud you'll have
20 have a haniagc over your eyes
for thrcc days. Arer that youu be
an right"
So Snitchsr snatch won't home.
and biz goblin mamma took carr OF
him FOR three days. but 20 the had
little fellow II seemed Ike 900
years.
And al the time hi spirits kept
getting morc and more bottled up.
untl az last. II something hadn't
happened. Snitch Snatch would
have exploded altogether.
And Il certainly would have saved
some people lot Of trouble II he
hati.
Wei. the minute he was better he
came out OF his house In Goblin
Land and ran 20 tho gate by the
root Of the doEwood tree and looked
around.
II w1A an Snowy bar gobiIns
never mind the cold
Across the valley he could zee the
tall smokestnebs and chlmnsys Of
tho city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
CHAPTER XIV
PenninYton Vie

The newcomer at Flower Acres was
q good-looklng. we'll set-up man Of
% or so. with thick chestnut hair,
brushed back from his forehead
keen. blue eyes and a manner that
inspired confidence.
Pennington Wise was his name
and he was n justly celebrated pri'
waite detective.
Ezra Goddard had engaged him. Tot
Ezra Goddard had come 20 several
very definite conclusions. one OF
these was that Detective Dobbins
couldn't swing the Raynor case, and
another was that probably any other
police detective would not do much
better than Dobblns.
The arrival 0E tho detective threw
most OF the household into eonstcrna-
ton.
Malcolm Finley was. on tho whole
glad. yet he felt a certain uncasiness
as 20 what might transplrc.
Nan Raynor and her brother look
cd aghast at tho news OF the arrival
yet tried 20 conceal their npprehen
slons.
Miss Turner was frightened, Lio-
mel Raynor was angry. and Miss Mat
tie. tho affrontsd at not having boer
consulted In the matter, was deeply
Interested and ngog with curiosity as
to what the new developments would
be.
so she greeted Pennington Wis
with cordially and welcomed him e
Flower Acres. while the others look
ed on with varying degrees Of uncer.
tainty.
wonderful place" Wise said
standing on the terrace. Before be
ginning my work here must bog foI
a few minutes 10 absorb this marvel
GUS beauty
With him had come a strange lit
TO being. who. he said. carelessly
WIS his assistant Shc was a small
scrap OF a girl. slender as n willow
wand, inconspicuous. unnoiceable. al
most invisible. 50 perBistently did sh'
keep in the background. Yet she wa
always there. always at tho beck o.
call OF Pennington Wise. and her as
distance was as valuable SIS IT wa
transformations.
From a secluded alcoyc Of tho ter
race. almost hidden by n tall palm
zizi. for that was the girls name
looked out. raptIy. over the flower!
acres. No one noticed her
At last. Wise drew a long sigh. a!
Of very surfelt Of the beauty befor'
him. and turned 10 the group. Wit
awaited his questions with wldel!
different anticlpatfons.
II was tea-time. always a picasan
function at the Raynor house. ant
Ezra Goddard had arranged that TN
tffst inquiries Of tho detective Hhoul'
be conducted under the guisc or q 50
clal chat rather than an official grill
ing
n transpired that the detectiy
knew the history Of the case.
nc careful IN your statements.
he counseled. There Is nothing -
uncertain as human evidence. II
am 10 get at the facts Of this case,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
nr.IN nInH InnNN-

/, ,,.,,e'ss Rayuor b. found shot thru
~. bssrt in the early ,Nvnlnk on thy
~ the sun MON ut Viewer
-. IS Ions Island home. stand
,,gr the dead man, pistol ln
"a IL Malcolm FINLEY. former
.,rsthsart 80 ERyn9rs wife NancA
"a raFnrT RaNuera nurse. stand
K, az iikht switch Then Nancy
- brother uyN.llg Kent bare 1od-
90 friend ot t5nlHN5 Niaa Matte.
1900 sister. and othersl enter
.,.,,,, nrfrttiNr nobblns Be- uffi-
t,v,stIFatar. Lionel Raynor.
- n douglas RAynor by first mar
90. comes 60 claim hts father
.,sste Nsrse Turner. arrested in
- York finally vnutCsacs 20 at
.,rsptinx a. poison Douglas RaNnor
tsl.,r, thr shooting. cut of revenge
- nrteetivr pobbins % question
- ne four people who stood az The
80 doors "a thr sun parlor immc-
ass,fv after abe murder
Now 90 oN WITH rtE STORY
that's true Finley said. land !
,rree. Mr.. pobblns. that you have
,s.t south door unaccounted FOR. aud
80 must take into consideration N,
rrssieilty that the murderer ~ Mr
e,vuor escaped that way"
Granting that possibility. then,
pOsh.ns continued. u say that We
Ave here present the three known %
ave been SIS the other three doos,
"a NJ. Kent. Who appeared atsthg
os,h door vtry little later, I
mud like sworn statement from
AZ q you as TO what you saw aud
,,sri AIr. FINLEY, viii you speak
49,. ana remember you are on oath.
4 heard the shot. went from tho
- yeranda 20 the east door % the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
The Tamgle


play the game Of life most Of the
time like a pIker have never had
tho courage to reach out and take
what wanted"
I guess that ia pretty true. Euthle
Kari viii never be- anything until
he finds some real woman to love
him as you love NE
ICopyrlght. 1884. Tho seattle star