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SHADOWS OF
THE CITY
Continued from page eight

\COHiiuuCu lAoLu P~SS SASAAoI
Beat it," warned Pellen CURLY,
but Lavvy reached a hand toward
Kitty.
ed" cried Kitty and grasped at
his arm in her appeal. ED, don't mind
him IL don't
Now Lavvy addressed her. You're
gonna dance with me, kid" And he
snatched at her.
With a choking sound. Pellen
lunged forward. Then Kitty hewitt
was beside him; grasping his ARM
trying to pull him away, pleading with
him. But he flung her aside; and as
she stumbled from the force with
which Pellen had thrown her Off. Doc
tor Darand stood up.
Continued Next Week.
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The Moose lodge held their ,.,..,
lar meeting Monday evening a az,
gatlon was present from Pasco Ns sas
after the business was attends AND y
a social hour was enjoyed Su. .,
the committee. eu by
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-12-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hamil visited
Mrs. Hamil's sister at Mt. Vernon
last week, whom she had not seen
for twenty years. They made the trip
in their new Chevrolet coupe, going
the entire distance one way over
the Columbia highway in one day.
, 1925-02-05
IN
EAST AWAITING
END Of WORLD
Praying and Feasting
Precedes Event Due
Friday.

NEW York. Feb. Spraying.
fasting and singing hymns. thirteen
Seventh Day Adventists on Long
Island today T awaiting the end
OF the world which they think is
coming tomorrow.
They are led by Robert Reidt, who
calls himself the apostle of DOOM"
the party includes men. women and
children. and a family OF four No.
groes. Most of them have sold their
worldly goods. even part OF their
clothing, ard are spending the last
few days subsisting on carrots and
water.
They will so TO a hilltop near East
Patchogue tomorrow whence they
expect to be taken In a cloud chariot
TO woods near San Diego. Cal,
where they say 1000 brides of
the lamb Will DO gathered. All
other people will perish. according
to their predictions.
Disagreement from the headquar.
tiers Of the Seventh Day Adventist
organization In Washington that to.
morrow Is the decreed ate for tho
millennium has not affected the prep.
arations Of the little band.
LINCOLN. Neb- Feb. 5.-Vvith all
their worldly debts settled, their
worldly goods disposed Of. except for
the bare necessities OF protection. a
dozen followers of tho Rowan Cult
at College View. n suburb. awaited
the millennium which they declared
VIII come at midnight Friday. Rid
iculed and scoffed at by other mem;
bors OF the Seventh Day Adventist
church. 10 which they beyond. the
little group, headed here by Joe Gam
mel. spent the dag IN fasting and
prayer.
According to the plans of the
group no o~stentatious plans will be
made for the event.
CANNED and his family Of two will
remain at home OH Friday night and
sit up until midnight when they OK.
pect the end OF the world to come.
Other members OF tho cult have been
meeting on Thursday and Saturday
evenings at the Gammel home for
prayer. he said.
Although o entirely satisfied"
with the Rowen doctrine. CANNED
says he has studied tho doctrine
enough ito know that It is true
, 1925-02-05
LIVESTOCK



CHICAGO. Feb. 5.-Hogs-Re-
ccipts. 81 5000; market slowing up
from early: pig packers still out.
light lights. steady to 25c higher;
Early top. $11.2o: some held at sl1.25;
bulk 200 to 290-pound weight, s10.75
911.15; most 1850 to 19o-pound Az
erages, $1o.35qi0.so: desirable
slaughter pigs. s9.25@9.T5; most
packing sows. s1o.15@10.35; heavy
weight hogs. s10.75@11.2o: medium.
s10.40a11.lo; light ss.9091o.9o; light
lights. ss.40Q10.6o; packing hogs.
smooth. sl0.15@1o.5o; packing hogs.
rough. s9.75@lo.15; slaughter pigs.
ss.5o9o.T5.
Cattle-Recsipts. 10000; largely
two-way market on fed steers Good
to choice grade. strong to shade
higher; especially to shippers ac-
count; undertone weak to lower on
others: early top yearlings. s1i.65;
several loads. $10.5o911.O0; best
heavies early. s1o.s5. some held con-
siderably higher; killing quality gen.
rally medium to good: short fed
predominatins; year!ings compare
lively scarce; she stock excepting
canners and cutters and desirable
Fight hoifers barely steady: spots
| weak to lower on better grades fat
cows and heavy heifers little change
On bulls; weighty bolognas. mostly
s4.T5d5.0o; vealers soc lower; bulk
o packers $500 downward; mostly
s11.o0@12.oo: outsiders buying spar
-. an -
Sheep-Receipts 1900; slow. fat
ambs generally steady to strong;
most early sales. s1S.25Q1s.50;
early top, 1855; mixed yearlings
and two-year-old wethers averaging
ST pounds. s14.5o; fat sheep. dull.
steady; fat ewes largely s9.50d
1000: feeding lambs. steady; bulk
si7.5o41S.o0.
, 1925-02-05
Grain and Stock
Opinions From
Brokerage Wire

S
Tobey and Kirk-We look for an
irregular market for the near fu-
ture.
Block Maloney-You will get ad-
vances in Oils and particular Rails
with good earning prospects. but tho
general list will be more two-sided
and subject to reactions While we
are bullish on the outlook. we would
recognize these principles OF trading
in stocks and you will make no mis-
take to take profits on strong spots.
Hornblower and weeks-Rails are
receiving increased attention, and
renewed active buying based on, the
prospect Of merger developments Is
appearing in low priced issues. es.
pecially Chicago Northwestern. Katy.
Western Maryland and Rock Island.
In the first mentioned stock we un-
derstood the strongest kind OF bank
buying has been taking place for
weeks past with the result hat a
small floating supply is TO- appar'
ent at presen. levels
]. s. Bache and company-Gener-
al market is colorless. Still flucuat-
ing within boundaries of trading
area. which has now existed for five
weeks. Continue to recommend fol.
lowing special moves for trading
turns only.
Pynchon and company-The good
oils undoubtedly will move forward
again, az It Is expected that two ad-
ditional increases will be made in
crude oil prices this month. In Rails
stocks we believe 1t is unwise to
fellow the movement the six is too
great.
, 1925-02-05
WHEAT PRICES
GIVEN SETBACK
May Delivery Takes Dive
Shortly Before Market
Closing Today

CHICAGO, Feb. 5.-wheat started
down-grade today during the early
dealings in sympathy with weakness
in the Liverpool and Buenos Aires
markets. The decline at Liverpool
was largely due to an Argentine fore.
cast that shipments of wheat there
will total nose than 1000, 900 bushels
this week. while weather conditions
at Buenos Asses continue favorable
fos the movement of new wheat
these. Assurances of senate leaders
to the president that they Will try
to enact farm relief legislation. slfo
encouraged the bears. On tho break
a good class OF buying appeared and
a moderate recovery followed. Open.
ing figures. which ranged from 1Sc
to sac lower, with May sl.e5k to
s1.e7 and July N.65N to N.s5x,
setback and then something of a
rally.
Subsequently. heavy selling de.
veloped by commission houses on
stop loss orders and resulted in a
sharp break, touching into new low
ground on tho present downturn.
The finish was nervous at a net loss
OF 3Nc to &c. with May G.9ak to
sl.e2S. and July sl.62hs TO s1.63A.
Initial weakness OF corn and oats
followed the break in wheat values,
Corn however. showed a relatively
firm undertone. the market rallying
strongly on good buying which came
out cn the dips. After starting &c
to lac off. with May H.53 to Sissy
| the corn market held near the initial
figures and then scored a rise all
along.
Oats opened 10 to Nc down with
May SIC to 62Nc and later receded d
little more.
Provisions were firmer in line will
higher quotations on hogs.
Buying Of corn soon petered out
and the market weakened will
wheat, although the decline was moi
as severe. The finish was weak a
a net loss of INC to exc. with Ma,
s1.35 to s1.35h.
, 1925-02-05
NEWS AND QUOTATIONS BY LEASED WIRE
STOCK DEMAND
STILL STRONG
Shipping Shares Come Into
First Favor in Early
Trading

NEW YORK. Feb. s. Stock
prices developed increased activity
and strength in today's market with
the copper and public utility shares,
which recently have been neglected.
taking an important part in tho ad-
Rails gave another re-
markable demonstration of group
strength. 80 issues showing extreme
gains of one to three points. Sales
Appropriated 1900, 900 shares.
NEW YORK. Feb. Stock
prices displayed a strong tone at
the opening or today's market. The
shipping shares assumed the leader.
ship of tho advance. Marine pre-.
ferred rising IL points and Atlantic.
Gulf and West Indies, one. both to
the highest levels since 1928.
Southern Railway touched a record
top for all time at 90ih.
Brisk buying continued in the
railroad group. Southern Railway ex-
tending its gain to two points by
touching 80 and Louisville and Nash.
Vile. Chicago Great Western pre-.
ferred. Kansas City Southern. Della
ware and Hudson and Jersey Central
selling one to two points above yes
terday's final figures. The oils
forged steadily ahead under the
leadership of the Pan-Americans,
each OF which advanced a point to
the highest prices In nearly two
years. Universal Pipe preferred nd.
vanced 2l5 points and American
Can. Famous Players and DUPONT
were among the many issues to
move up a point or more. Foreign
exchanges opened steady, demand
sterling ruling around s4.7SS.
The continued bucyance of the rail
road and oil shares encouraged a re
sumption OF pool operations in many
stocks. which were further stimulat
ed by a drop in the call money re
newal rate to 3 per cent. Secretary
MELONS Interpretation Of tho cur
rent record traffic movement az Q
general progression of the country
business, which should gain steadil,
with the advent of the spring sea
son. gave further grounds for conf
dence. This was reflected in an ex
pansion of the first hours sales I,
above 500 900 shares for the frs
time in several weeks. Public utilit!
issues shock off their recent slug
gishness and Joined tho rails an
industrials in the upward move
Nash Motors jumped seven point
and gains OF one to ga were recordel
by Jersey Central. United Fruit. Fed
eral Light and Traction. America
Car and Foundry and American Ea
press.
Radio Corporation was sold in TIL
afternoon, but new leaders in tn
upward movement kept cropping GU
steadily. Coppers wero in demand
and American locomotive touched
1924. a new top. U. s. Steel wa
bid UP two points.
The closing was strong. Some o.
the oils reacted moderately on prof
taking iu the late trading. but tht
general list forged steadily ahead.
, 1925-02-05

DENVER. Colo, Feb. 5.--U. s..
Department Of Agriculture .HHogs
Receipts. 1900; mostly steady to
strong: few sales &c to 10c higher;
most packers bidding around steady:
early top. s10.s5 for $50 to $50 pound
weights; some choice heavies held
higher; other early sales. 5000 to
s1o.75; pigs and packing sows.
steady; strong weight pigs. $3.50;
packing sows. 1926 to $3.50.
Cattle-Receipts. 900; calves. 30;
shipper inquiry broad: few sales
better grades fat she stock. steady
to higher; several loads she stock
held steady to higher; heifers around
steady; desirable COWS. $5.25 to $500;
some held higher; odd vealers. $3.50
to s10.15; good fed steers. s7.25.
Sheep-Receipts. 7.40o; opening
sales fat lambs to shippers, Toe to
csc higher; three loads So pounds.
$3.50; packers bidding steady: fat
ewes. steady to higher. 5000 to $3.50
nat; n load 90 pound feeder
lambs. s17.1b.
, 1925-02-05

OMAHA. Neb.. Feb. 5.-U. S. De-
partment Of Neutrality-suspicious.
Receipts. 26.500: slow. steady to 1oc
lower: desirable 200 to 800 pound
butchers. slo.5oa1O.75: early top.
s10.s0; desirable 100 to 200 pound
selections. s1o.10ml0.5o; packing
sows. mostly slo.o0d1o.25; bulk of
all sales. s10.25ai0.75; average cost
Wednesday. s1o.57: weight. 2e2.
Cattle-Receipts. $500; fed steers
and yearlings. mostly steady; bulk.
s7.25@9.oo; few loads up to 1915:
other killing classes and stockers
and feeders. generally steady; bulk
butcher cows and heifers. s4.50@
700; Gamers and cutters. s2.50Q
3.75; bologna bulls, $4.00Q4.50; beef
bulls. s4.eoG5.oo; practical veal top.
5000.
Sheep - Receipts. $500; lambs.
slow. steady to easier; early sales 10
packers. s17.5o917.75; top TO ship
pers, $500; sheep. weak: feeders.
steady.
, 1925-02-05
Market Gossip


Minister OF Finance of Rumania
yesterday authorized additional in.
stallment Of s20o. 900 TO Baldwin
Locomotive company on account Of
the latter's claim Of $500, 900
against Rumanian government, &C.
cording to Bucharest dispatch.
verginia Carolina Chemical com.
pany is negotiating sale in Germany
OF its holdings in the Einigkeit Ger.
man potash works.
Wright Aeronautical declared
regular quarterly dividend Of 25
cents. payable February % TO stock
Of February 10.
Group Of representatives start
move Il bring from house commerce
committee for vote the senate bill
abolishing 30 per cen Pullman sur.
charge.
Gross sales Of Jordan Motors in
1924 were s12, 0o9 ,5e6 against 3d.
253s 20 in 1928: earnings before
taxes and adjustments were ss5s,5G9
net after taxes. interest and adjust
ments against $685. 59 In 1929.
, 1925-02-05
CRUDE PRODUCTION
TAKES GREAT SLUMP
IN TTIE LAST WEEK
Decline Of $4,000 Barrels a Day Reported
By American Petroleum Institute in
Country's Pipeline Runs.

NEW YORK. Feb. 5.-The daily
average gross crude oil production
of the United States decreased
$4,000 barrels for the week ending
January 81. totaling 1.s53,Soo, ac-
cording to the weekly summary of
the American Petroleum Institute.
The daily average production east
Of California was 1.356.5oo barrels. a
decrease of 1880. California pro-
duction was 5e6,soo barrels. a de-
crease of 2.1o0.
Oklahoma shows a daily average
production Of 479.700 barrels, a de-
crease of 1900; Gulf coast and south.
west Texas 123.o50 barrels. a de-
GREASE of 1880; eastern 5000 bar
rels. a decrease of 1000; Wyoming.
, 1925-02-05

Montana and Colorado S7.75o barrels,
an increase OF 1850.
Pennsylvania crude, Bradford dis.
trict, was advanced % cents to $3.50
a barrel; all other grades advanced
rs cents to $3.50 a barrel; Mid
Continent crude oil was advanced
l5 cents TO rs cents a barrel, and is
now being quoted at s1.15 to s1.s5,
according to the gravity of the oil.
Gulf Coast crude was advanced rs
cents a barrel and is now being
quoted at s1.75 for grade "a" and
$3.50 q barrel for grade b.. Cali
fornia oil was advanced rs cents a
barrel on heavy oils to As cents a
barrel on lighter grades. and is now
being quoted from si.25 to sl.75 a
barrel. according to the gravity OF
the oil.
, 1925-02-05

Bartlett Frazier-conservatism Is
advised In wheat. We do not believe
corn can make upward movement
until there is n decided reversal in
cash conditions.
Stein Alstrin-rrading positions
appears best.
Thompson McKinnon-c1ose scru.
<tinity does not Indicate Argentine
=pnd Australia can supply the Euro
pean demand. II tho demand for
eash corn improves advances in the
futures will not be hard to maintain.
Jackson Brothers - Advise pur.
hass al Ereins on setbackA<
, 1925-02-05
Artist Takes
His DUN Life
In Dependency

SAN FRANCISCO. Calf. Feb. 3.
Surrounded by a small gallery OF
paintings that he could not sell,
Maurice Moch, 80. an artist. turned
on the gas in HIS studio In a lodging
house here yesterday and was dead
when found.
Letters found in the room indi.
Gated that he had come from a
prominent family In Mexico City.
In a note he left. Moeh debated
whether he should die today or re-
main alive another "a hours to keep
an engagement with a girl who
does not care"
, 1925-02-05
Butter and Eggs

CHICAGO. Feb. Butter. high
err. creamery extras. 3shG3s&c;
standards. 3Shc; extra firsts. 37h
q Ease; firsts, s5dsGisc; seconds. SEA
3ic.
EGGS. lower; receipts. s.ia1 cases:
firsN ssqssisc; ordinary firsts. 3e
Qs7c.
, 1925-02-05
Picture Hat
Is Failure

PARIS, Feb. 1.-THE spring often.
slve OF the picture hat has failed
for the third successive season and
milliners fear that small hats will
reign supreme until women silow
themselves more hair.
The hats seen here are close TT.
ting. especially at the back where
there Is frequently no brim or a
small turned UP m at the most.
Crowns are high and are pinched
and pulled about TO rob them of
stiffness or harshness. The brim Is
shaped to suit the face.
Black. beige and leather brown
continue to be the colors most worr
, 1925-02-05

from Seattle on the steamer Ala
media
A train was ready to mako a
northwerd dash to Fairbanks as
soon as the Alameda locked here.
The train crew planned to make the
IS hours' run to Nenana in "a,
where Roy 8. Darling. former navy
iier. is scheduled to ny over a snow
dressed mountain country to Nome.
Darling wa to hop on from Fair
banks today for Nenana where they
are to make final preparations for
the 900 mile night along the United
States signal corps telegraph route
to Nome. The tonneau OF his plane
is to be lined with fur and plans
have been made to prevent the
serum from freezing.
, 1925-02-05
OIL.

HoUSToN-Gulf coast pools in
1924 produced 3~0,14s.o15 barrels of
oil while the whole coastal region
turned out 43,so1.4s3 barrels, an in.
creas Of ove five million barrels as
compared with 1923. Daily average
production in the last week.-mrs. 1885,
$50.
, 1925-02-05
METALS

NEW YORK, Feb. Cooper is
firm; eleetrolytic spot and futures
i4B. Tin firm; spot and nearby 57.75;
futures $500. Iron steady; prices un.
changed. Lead steady; spot s.e2d
s55. Zinc firm; east st. Louis spot
and futures ESQ. Anthony spot at
1926.
, 1925-02-05

Cash Grains and Provfsions.
CHICAGO. Feb. 5.-Wheat-No. .
hard. si.ol&al.9e%; No. 4 hard.
s1.s0h q1.ss%.
Corn-No. 1 mixed. s1.17hdl.Is;
No. 3 yellow. s1.2611.e1.
Osts-No. 2 white. 59d5shc; No.
3 white. 56967c.
Rye-No. 9, sl.6i%.
Barley-94c4sl.o5.
Timothy seed-&5.75d6.6o.
Clover seed-s25. 90 433.oo.
Lard-sl5.s5.
Ribs-sl5.50.
Bellies-sl7.62.
CHICAGO. Feb. 5.-May wheat
dropped more than seven cents be-
low yesterdays close a few minutes
before the finish today when 1t sold
at s1.9lss. There was a slight re-
covcry at tho end. final figures on
May being s1.e2k to si.e2S. a net
loss OF CSC to &c from the previous
close.
, 1925-02-05
Dairy Products.

CHICAGO-Exports OF butter dur.
ing December totaled 4sl.252 pounds
compared with 422. 700 a year ago.
CHEESE exports were SAT. 300 pounds
compared with 320.soo a year ago
and egg exports ~1,555,220 dozen com
pared with 3~.404,470 last year.
, 1925-02-05
BUSINESS BRIEFS

Copyright. 1925. Casper Tribune.)
SAN FRANCISCO.-Except for
depression In lumber shipments San
Francisco started February with in.
dications that tho first quarter Of
the year would be record-breaking
, 1925-02-05
lone

NEW YORK. Feb. b.-call money
easier; high 3; low .. ruling rate
3. closing bid 3; offered at az; last
loan 3: call loans against aceeptances
20: time loans easier; mixed oollat.
eral. 5000 days 3isd3&. 40 months
4. Prime commercial paper 81.
, 1925-02-05
POTATOES

CHICAGO. Feb. b.-Potatoes. the
early trading moderate. market is
steady. receipts Sc cars; total L. s.
shipments Ta0; Wisconsin sacked
round whites si.o5Gl.lb: mostly at
sl.o5@1.1o: few 81; Minnesota sacked
round whites Na1.1o; Idaho sacked
russets; few sales best $3.50.
, 1925-02-05
Dry Goods.

ATLANTA. NJ. High company
n of the largest department stores
in the south. has been acquired by
w. IL Britain. and George c. Jones.
present managers. who a
profit-sharing plan. for employees.
, 1925-02-05
SUGAR

NEW YORK. Feb. 5-Renned
sugar prices were unchanged. De
mand was less active, with local re-
liners accepting orders at six cents
for nne gr~anulated.
Refined futures were nominal.
Sugar futures closed steady; ap-
proximate sales 40. 600 tons. March
s2.s2: May $e.95; July 1910; septem-
Der s3.22.
, 1925-02-05
Late SPORTS

WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.-Miekey
Walter. welterwelght champion OF
the world, presented President Cool.
idso today with It pair OF regulation
five ounce boxing gloves.
Mr.. Coolidge made no promises as
70 the use Of the gloves but when lie
left the executive offices Tor the
White House II lunch time he tooa
them with him.
, 1925-02-05

EAST observation-disclosures of the
Maverick mill here are back at work
after a two weeks strike in opposi-
ton to a 10 per cent reduction. The
workers accepted the cut.
, 1925-02-05
Glass.

PITTSBURGH - Building glars
shipments r larger in volume than
at any time in six months. Factory
output of ether forms Of glass is in
creasing and the great bulk Of orders
is for Immediate shipment.
, 1925-02-05
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Feb. 5.-Foreign ex,
changes, easy. Quotations in cents
Great Britain, demand. 47Sia; cables,
47s&; so day bills on banks. Ass;
France, demand. $40; cables, b.%oh;
Italy, demand. 4.1s; cables. 4.1shi
Belgium. demand. SIS; cables. 5.l5h;
Germany, 23.so; Holland. 1928; Nor
way. 1927; Sweden. 26.92; Denmark.
1875; Switzerland. 1880; Spain.
IA. 80; Greece. 1851: Poland. 1914:
czecho Slovakia. 2.95: Jugo Slavia,
1862; Austria. .o0i4; Rumsnia, SO;
Argentina, 4o.12; Brazil. l1.5oi Toxic.
ssAi Montreal. 90 27-32.
, 1925-02-05

The English Derby. which is re-
newed annually at EPSON Downs,
never paid a greater sum to tho
winner than $685. 600. while the high
est value OF the Prix du Jockey
Club, popularity known as the French
Derby, seems TO have been s43. 900.
Both ara inferior in money value to
the famous Kentucky Derby at
Churchill Downs. .
, 1925-02-05
Yarns.


PHILADELPHIA = The worsted
yarn market is firm and unchanged
and business is encouraging. Prices
however are declared to be still be-
low replacement costs.
, 1925-02-05
Flour.

ST. LoUIS-Several bakers here
have raised bread prices from 15c
for three loaves 10 Csc for four
loaves. The larger bakers have made
no changes.
, 1925-02-05
LIBERTY BONDS

NEW YORK. Feb. 6.-Liberty
bonds closed; SIS lei.I7; second u
ioi; first AS ioi.3i, second AXIS
1914; third 4hs Ioi.I5; fourth 4ks
1902; United States government AIS
1861.
, 1925-02-05

KANSAS CITY-A sharp increase
is reported here in the demand for
rubber goods. chiefly in the fabric
used in making auto tops and cur
tains.
, 1925-02-05

ST. PAULcGroceries. CONNECTION.
cry and staple food products are SELL
ing In slightly larger volume than a
year ago.
, 1925-02-05

Gulf Refining advanced gasoline
one cent n gallon throughout Texas.
Southern Pipe Line declared quar-
terly dividend OF 81 payable March 2
to stock Of February II. previous
ly So. Quarterly was paid for year
ended December 81. company re.
ports profits of s2so.oe2, equal to
$3.50 a share oarnsd on $4,000. 900
capital stock. as compared with
s5s7,7o7 or s5.47'a share in 1898.
Mutual OIL daily production last
year averaged 27,oo0 barrels against
$4,000 In 1929.
, 1925-02-05
NEWS BRIEFS

WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.-Tho
house voted today to restore to tho
independent offices appropriation
bin an item OF s7I2. coo FOR expenses
q tho tariff commission during tho
coming fiscal year.
WASHINGTON. Feb. g.-Alem.
bors OF the Massachusetts, delegation
In congress both republicans and
democrats We're entertained at
breakfast today by President Cool
ldge.
ROME, Feb. 5-By the Associat.
ed Prcssl.-Giacoma de MARITIME.
newly appointed Italian ambassador
to tho United States, is suffering
from influenza. 1t Is uncertain
whether his condition viii allow his
sailing February IS to assume his
duties in Washington.
MOBILE. Ala, Feb. 5.-Mobile
today Is host 10 600 delegates to tho
seventh annual convention OF tho
Shrine Directors association OF
America which opened a throe.day
concluvc. one hundred and eleven
temples in a states and several
provinces IN Canada are represent.
ed. Nevada. New Hampshire, New
Mexico and Vermont are the only
states hat did not send delegates.
, 1925-02-05
Copyright. 1925. Casper Tribune,
Automobiles.

CLEvELAND-About 1900 autos
were sold at the recent Cleveland
show and dealers and accessory max.
ers report an added demand.
, 1925-02-05
OLD FRIEND
OF G
DIES AT 81

SANTA ANA. Calf. Feb. g.
George T. Drury. 81. former book
binder of London and said to have
been a friend OF Charles Dickens, is
dead here.