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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-07

his home after attending the first
mass of his brother. Father Leo
Halloran.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-07
WEEK END VISITORS

Mr. and Mrs. H. b. Hawley and
son, Harry, of Casselton, spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. d. Haw-
ley and family.
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VISITING pEJAT1vEs

Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Cooley of
Grand Forks are in the city, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Moses
Of Park Avenue.
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PET1IRNS HOME

Miss Glenna Thompson returned
to her home in St. Paul today afte
visit here with relatives AM
friends.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-07
ATTENDS NONPARTlSAN MEET

Mrs. Thomas {. Lauder is in New
Rockford AS delegate from Bur
leigh county to the state board
meeting Of the Women's Federation
of Nonpartisan clubs.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-07
VISITOR LEAVES

Mrs. j. S. Brosnahan left for her
home in Darlington today after a
visit with her sisters, Mrs. f. c.
Wachter and Mrs. j. A. Cagnow.
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VISITING HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. Max Debrinsky and
son are in the city for a several
days stay. They are consulting ply
sicians.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-07

ATTEND MASS HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Kelly of
Glendive, Mont, attended the first
mass of their nephew, Father Leo
Halloran, Sunday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-07

BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Christ Free are the
parents Of baby girl born last
night.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-07
THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE
MRS. HARTLEY ILL

Mrs. Henry Hartley is seriously
i'll at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
n. +. Jensen. OF Ninth street.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-07
SUNSHINE CLUB MEETS

The Sunshine club will meet with
Mrs. Harry Clough, Alp Second
Street, Wednesday afternoon. at
$3.50 o'clock
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STOPPED HERE

STOPPED HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Earl +. Gierschk
and children of Chicago stopped in
the city today, en- route to Parshall.
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BISMARCK DIOCESE NOTES
PRIESTS HERE

Between 40 and so priests Of the
Bismarck diocese are in the city for
their annual retreat which will be
held at st. Mays school for three
days. A Franciscan father from
Chicago will be the retreat master
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-07

HOLD COURT IN WASHRURN
Judge Fred Jansonius and Edwin
McCarty, court reporter, have gone
to Washburn to hold court for two
weeks.
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VISITED DAUGHTER
Mrs. Mary Kencht Of Hazen was
the guest of her daughter, Miss Ida
Kencht. over the weekend.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-07

FROM DRlSCOLL
Charlie Swanson was in the city
today from Driscoil.
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HERE

VISITING HERE
Fred Gram of Enderlin arrived in
the city yesterday to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Zuger.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-07

a bargain. Late 1927
Buick Touring in first class
condition. COrwin-C Churchill
Motor Co.
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RETURNS FROM ALBERT LEA

K. f. Bonham returned yesterday
from short visit in Albert Lea,
MINI. Mr.. and Mrs. Bonham mo-
tored to Albert Lea last week, Mrs.
Bonham remaining to visit her
parents.
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TO ST. Paul,

TO ST. PAUL
Attorney Alfred Zugcr and son,
Jack, left today for Minneapolis.
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RETURNS HOME
J. B. Halloran of Colorado
Springs. Colo, left Sunday night 70,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-07

'rday. His condition is not now
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-07

Out of horror and agony her heart Mary ssn to the
marry any man. know hi: family his reputation his ante
cedents and do not take his uord Because she too
easily believed who said II loUe YOU she Underwent
terrible ordeal that girl should be called to face
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-07

NXTHEN you were little fel-
w low "store candy" was
not as good as it is today. Re
member some of that terrible
stuff you used to buy when you
had few pennies?
Today fortunately there is an
ideal candy for children-L ,
Savers-those wonderful mints
with the hole. There are six fla
Vors and they cost only a nickel
a package.
Good for />>N !xSN
little tu,nmies lGlEX&S&2A
Safe for &sAY<II'W
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-07

Home made Ice Cream ut
the DewdrOp on Broadway.
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VISITED IN KUHN
Miss Margaret Clooten has return
ed from a visit in Kuhn with her
parents.
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You will find her amazing true story
in the August issue Of True Story
MAGAZINE under the title "know Your
Husband" Told in her own words,
every detail, incident, episode recounted
just as it actually happened Except for
the names which of necessity had to be
disguised) Know Your Husband" is
different from any other story you ever
read although many sad-faced woman
could tell similar tale if she only had
the moral courage to bare her heart as
Mary now bares hers for the first time.
Read her story as told by herself so
that you too may know life as she learn
ed it and be glad that you do not have
to pay for the knowledge as she had
to DaV.
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department at the Bank of North
Dakota returned yesterday from a
months vacation in Portland, Ore,
and other western points. She was
accompanied home by her mother,
Mrs. o. Stien.
FNTERTAINS SCHOOL FRIEND
Miss Edith Gibson, Mapleton High
school teacher, who has been tour
ing the North Dakota Bad Lands, is
spending the week with Mrs. Forest
Skinner. Miss Gibson and Mrs.
Skinner are school girl friends.
LEAVES ON VACATION
Miss Emma Schmunk left today by
car with Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Snyder
for Minneapolis. From there Miss
Schmunk will 60 to her home in
Crookston for a two weeks visit.
RETURNS FROM VISIT
Mrs. NJ. Bagley returned today
from Sanborn, where she has been
visiting with relatives for the past
several days.
VISITING RELATIVES
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Cooley of
Grand Forks are in the city, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Moses
Of Park Avenue.
VISITING HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Max Debrinsky and
son are in the city for several
days stay. They are consulting ply
sicians.
VISITED DAUGHTER
Mrs. Mary Kencht of Hazen was
the guest of her daughter, Miss Ida
Kencht. over the weekend
VISITING HERE
Fred Gram of Enderlin arrived in
the city yesterday to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred zuger.
VISITED IN KUHN
Miss Margaret Clooten has return
ed from a visit in Kuhn with her
parents.
RETURNS FROM DETROIT
DR.. j. K. Blunt has returned from
short vacation at Detroit, Mimi.
HERE TODAY
A. l.. Chenowith of Logan district
was in Bismarck today on business.
FROM DRISCOLL
A. H. Mellen of Driscoll was bus
mess visitor in the city yesterday.
FROM HAZELTON
Mrs. Roy A. Yeater Of Hazelton
visited here yesterday.
HERE TODAY
Alex Solder Of Wing is in the city
today on business.
ON BUSINESS
Oscar Backman of Wilton is here
today on business.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-07
Read these other Gripping True St0ri
In the August issue
stThe Difference i'm Men,

When Mary got her first job as stenographer,
she thought all men were gallant-and she re-
xarded her handsome boss as kind Of god.
Hypnotized by his personality, she saw no wrong
in going with him to cabarets, shows, dances
and ON long country drives. Read what hap
pened, A thrilling true-life narrative.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
FUNERAL NOTICES

sTEknNs--At 4i5 I.stitIa Et. July
%. 1928. ROY H. STEARSs. aged
years. beloved son Of Ar. and
Mrs Henry RtenFnH
Funeral services At s o'clock to-
night at our chapel Cremation.
Home Undertaking Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
Vessels in Port at Seattle

smith Cows Terminal Pier ~ alfs 10
MsFu rrrstdshI jefferson, Fl-7 No, 20
Hir AyHni~a
Union on Terminal SHE Mariana
Bell HiFvrt Terminal u. n l. H. T.
HWiffharr
Pfrt No N1rprship Anvil
Pier No Nff jefferson.
Pier A. MeturBhlu CIaiinmta.
Pier D. Af1snrsbip CuihuFfR
Pacific Coast Coal BBnErre Str %HNpofi
NgHa
Connecticut street Terminal Hahfs Erie.
Annie II Csmpbril. sfr west Isan
Pacific steamship rsrmlHai-str Dorothy
Alexander
Lander street Terminal S,r Sorthwhst.
ufu.
Commemorate hotter works stTs VIII
liam - Topper Esn,a Ana
uAnf6rd street Tefmluai=Etf Cadafeifa
East waterway Dock Warehouse CO.
Str CpatlstBwn. bktu REM. y Packard
General Petroleum Terminal Moiorship
Oregon
Todd DrYdocks- stutorship Patterson.
tIliy's Deck Hir Commercial Pathfinder.
Fishers TsrmlBal-a8ir London NaFu
prummnBd'a Terminal ST. Ciarvm0nI
winslow Marine Railway Eagle HAr.
bori Str Srhalom. bkiu conqurruv.
schrs Vancouver, Aiumua. Tartar.
haFCes Henry Willard. Coauiiism city.
grlffs0n. Lord Tsmpstou,
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Arrivals and Departures

Arrived Aug, Hu AtaEp aHfu
from Yokohama, ~ 10 q. to-. or stan
wuel from san Frsurisga tis Everett a.
1850 a. m. ar Emma Alexander from
Han Diego via los Angeles ard Han nan
riRro. 81 AS o. u. Aus. SIR Mel
Vile Dollar FROM Tsrptua. Hi ie.4e .
fn- str Admiral Watson from HSuin
western NtA southeastern Alaska Hi 10
%. m,s eft hJralbfiiiaH from Norfolk Via
Haib8a. HaH Ffaurizro. Nigi1ria, Nrw
wvaimiHsiev and rsr9ws. az gfo . M.
str standard service from krt'hlhan. AZ
3 20.
Raurd Aug Str $50 Nafg for
iiuuEEsHE via SaEasaki Shanghai, kobe
and Yokohama. 81 30 o. &c.,. su fr~als
Hrr, jefferson 'af Mauiis via H9ngknnE
HhanEhai k8br and Yokohama 81 ~
a. 90 HtT Andrea g. i.urhsnbsrh fpf
rosioH ard %ru N1fh yih Han FranriRrp,
lna Angeles ard tialh5s. % 1850 =. M
Mug Scr Elfaltfiilan Tor Alexandria
vie Victoria, al 1850 T. ms siF Glare
mont fgF Los Anarirs via dfa}a Her
tor a. ESQ r ass. matsrship pnsgpr
f8F HauthrsstrTp Alaska. az 7 . m. Hir
Dorothy Alexander Tor taa Angeles Vie
sa1 Francisco at y. 10 nir Lnbrie9
far Loo Angeles. At 20 =. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
rs FURNISHED
HOUSEK EEPING ROOMS

AND 2 rooms. gs up. sIeF5inE
rooms, ~ up Furnished unfuT.
nishEd apartments lots u hot wa
ter gATrId-E7Ez
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
Has Seattle Any Film
Stars? Here's One
Stars Movie Question and Answer Column
CONDUCTED 6Y JOHNNIE WALKER
.oLLYWoop film questions como

HOLLYWOOD film questions come
IL homo every once In a while.
knowing that Johnnie walker
now appearing st the P8umgcs. and
who is conducting a question and
answer movie column in Tho star
lurtug his stay iu Seattle, can an.
twer any questions, some ian asked
him whether one 81 tho Pantagcs
hoys Is in the movies, You viii und
The answer below.
MANY questions have been asked
johnnie, but there must he many
other ruriositics OF seattle film fans
that arc sun uuappcased, he believes.
But saturday ends the column. So
Il you have question To ask you
must get il in In hurry or you VIII
have TO remain unSatisfied.
.. Is IL true that one % Alexander
PantagcS sons Is in the moyics1
A. No,n BoH arc getting really
local You are riDhi aud can pick
up tho woHeg lloyd PaHtagcs has
become one OF the Siitcr sheets
protcocs and ter are icdichiHg him,
Q. Are Marguerite DE La Motto
and John bowers married.
A. Yes. they arr "a trouderiul
pair Of marFird S,rcethcaris. bV the
,ooy.
Q no you think the chances FOR
children In pictures is very goodg
A. No There arc ~ many m
California poiC. and iChCH you con-
stder that the li0hts and icorkiag
conditions are ucry trying on a
0ropnup. you eau realise that a
child could find u much harder
Q. Is Il true that Richard Tai
rnadgo Is the brother Of Norma and
Connie7
4. what compliment 10 cast al
this young mani No. he is no, re-
lated 10 these popular yoWng ladies.
Q. Who do you think IS the most
popular star on the screen?
A. THIS Is hard 10 saH Rudolph
Valentino troH the last popularity
contest ran by the Photopidy maya
sinc. There may b. someone else
this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
BANKS REPORT
SHOWS CAIN
Buying Activity Reflected in
Reserve Statement
WALL sTitt:igr JOURNAL
FINANCIAL ItENIisN

NEW YORK. Aug. Reflection
81 the recent buying activities ~
stocks was found in tho weekly
statement Of the federal reserve
hank 81 New York which set forth
an Increase OF 7o.O0O 600 iu rodis-
counts during tho last week
This gain brought the total 10
Slsp.5T0.60o. moro than five times
The aggregate ~ a year axe. and re-
suited in reduction ln the iuHttu-
tipu'z reserve ratio a. 7.5 per cent
Loans on government security iuz
creased SOS, hOp. 600. showing that the
local banks were feeling exceptional
stock market activity ruiuridrul
with expanding requirements N fan
financing
stocks opened strong
studsbRkvt. IS. of =. Columbia
Gas. Tla. up . e. s Rubber. % -,
or = FAN American H. as p, up -,
Montana Power. ahs. up IA. New
YORK Central. lis. up Z cpuavlldnt.
cd Gas. sas, American Can, 2isa,
mp :. Havana Electric. 1911. up =
Mack Truck. 1884,. up p baldwin,
ltia q. = STEEL leo. up = G"u7
rraI Railway signal, .tp up aS:
Dawson Chemical 43A. up = Grn-
srhl Electric. sos. up 5E Union Pa
clfic. it0h. OF E.
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Vessels in Other Ports

Tacoma Aug s-ArTiysd. ATTY Charles
n Mccormick from Seattle q; q. m
saiiCi-Str Andrea 2 Luckenbach for
Seattle. ~ . r. m.
Everett Aug. e-aArriysd, ctr Robin
AdaIr rom Seattle Via Vancouver, 81 9
a. m.
Victoria August s.Arriyocd. str Alas
ka from Norfolk bf a. m Sailed
Mptorship Nina Brea for Vancouver. ~ Z
a. m.
Vancouver Aug. arrived. str EtuR
MRru from NhuooFs Bay. AZ III.
Ban FraucincO--. Aug. 81 Arrived, str ~
W Baxter from Seattle, at \, m; mo
iurship iaiH from Seattle, az m. ctr
Katrina LuckSnbaoh from Seattle, at z
o. m. ctr H. p. Alexander from Seattle.
at Z a. m.
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Q. L. Hope Hampton married ?
Who Is her husband
a. Your hope Is gour Jules Rru-
ldior Is THIS hiilr lady's husband, I
am sorry yog lost
q There have been many qurs.
tons about the stars, but I want
To know about directors Who ar.
Ccyu DE Mile, William Howard.
James Crusc and Jack Dillon WITH
4 Ccoii pe Male Is making his
oiru pictures thru ne Producers
Distributing corpofafioas Wilium
HoiCdrd aud James CruEc arc trith
FaHioUs Playcrs-Ldsky william
Hoicdrd lcill Dc remembered a long
iimc for MS laundering Herd /.
Jack DILLON Is toiih first NatoHaI
Pictures
Q. Is II true that Robert billiard,
the popular stage star, has n
nephew IN pictures
4, Why. absolutely ITS urphcp.
Ernest HIliard. one Of the screens
best looking wcH. Is pliyaO riilinas.
Ne Is 10 b. scCa ~ "Ths White
Nice" shortly 70 b. released,
Q, What company is Jacaucline
Logan With HAS Edward Grlfnth
ever directed her in pictures
4. jacqHrlinc Is uole under a hong
term contract for For films, Jackie
tras directed on Edcard Grudth IA
"Thc white Nice Ne Just told
you ,eho the william m TITS pic.
tRfr i5
q. What company is george
o,Bricn WITH
A. George Is a For star. and he Is
going strong
Q. Are Mary Hay and Richard
Barthelmcss diyorccd7
A. Don't BE- slly. These yoHno
people arr getting along great aud
hare a ieoHderful little baby
@. Arc you really going 10 make
a picture in Scatter
a. The matter Is not fully settled.
but " looks very probable. n icould
b. a pleasure 10 do this and b. able
TO stay in this city for felo moro
tnccks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
GRAIN FINISHES
SLIGHTLY OFF
Price Swings Narrow: Rain
Sends Corn Prices Down

CHICAGO. Aug s.--tuy q. Fl-~
Grain futures finished fraetipnally
lower on tho board ~ trade today.
Price swings were narrow
Definite weakness M wheat came
late. This attitude brought heavy
loads OF grain into tho pit and n
steady downward revision
Corn was Inclined 90 follow the
leading cereal Precipitation In
Southwestern dry territory served
10 discourage buyers.
oats trade was narrow The clos
Ing prices showed fractional Losses
Provisions steadied late, shorts
bid prices M early, but tho advance
was lost In Rte liquidating by lead
ing packers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
Divorce Complaints

Anna vs. Homer Dan Griffin,
cruelty
Bertha Va John RHhiia, cruelty
Dora w. Harold English cruelty,
Lothic W.. George r. Van, cruelty
Rachel II W. James I. llnsmusscn,
cruelty
Nipn vs.. Charles -. Adams cruelty.
w. NJ w. Lucille 1'urnpaw, doRcftlon,
Otis vs.. Bessie Scott, doHortion
lallio W.. phllo H. Dunn, cruelty.
Agnes W. William w. craig, cruelty,
Harry w. Dorothy Fulton. dcBertIon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
DEATHS

Young, Thomas Harry co. oiG Doris
IT.. Aug T.
Junivicz, Adam, ~, Hobart. aug. 4.
'Schwcrs Carl Henry. 60, 551b y Raj
nler ave, Aug 3.
waite. Henry H.. 60, bOi Il. Union st..
Aug g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
MALE HELP WANTED

TWO surveyors TO work at
Cathcart Three carpenters
wanted 90 build small
houses under contract. But
must buy property and let
part OF money 20 on land.
Sec c. ID. Hlllmhn's Engineer.
s0s Third ave. Open Till
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
Alaska Vessels

sltkA Aug, s-saiicd str Admiral
Rogers. southbouHd, OF $50 p IN,
cordoya-- Aug. l-sailed. str Alaska.
southbound. Of midnight
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San Francisco Produce

Thursdays Quotations
Buttcr--ENtrnH, SOC. primo flrstH Doc
Eggs-Extras. i5oi extra pullota, a74c.
underElzeI pullcts CSC.
Ihcess--Chiifornin flats rratE age.
California Young Americas, fancy.
2GMci oregon trlplols 26Eci oregon
Yours Americas gbc.
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50 GARAGES

lo2s FORD TOURING CAR, new
tires, excellent conditions LOTS
OF EXTRAS. seat cut FOR bed
ROBERT W. DuRI.AND. 1901 Mar
ket ST. Sunset-os9i.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Re sidence Age
ruplow. Everett. Seattle .......l0
Barker, Dorothy. Seattle ...,..,.17
Hosokawa. Tokuki. Seattle ....,.3G
Kuriharn, Vac, Seattle .......,,.,27
Murray, Robert j., Seattle ......21
Parmelce Lorace n, Seattle .,..,.20
Patterson, G.. A.. Centralia Legal
Veldkamp. Grace H.. Seattle Legal
Purves. Tom r.. Seattle ,..,......2o
GosEe, Catherine L.. Seattle ..,..,23
RhInd. Charles T.. Seattle .....BeEal
Hawvcr. IL g., Seattle .,...,.. Legal
Eide. Edgar Stanley. Semitic Legal
Winshlp. Edith. Seattle ,..rs. Legal
Kechn. william H.. ST. PAUL MINI 81
DeIIeanbien, Marie, St Paul MINI, 20
Kulia Barney r., Seattle ,,,.. Legal
Scnicnr Elizabeth, Seattle ... Legal
ketcham. Geo r., Seattle ...,,Lognl
Martin, Edith ba Seattle ...,., Legal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
Local Markets
MILK AND cHEAM

BUTTER AMI oIiEEsE
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK Aug o Foreign er-
change opened lower sterling. NS6h :
francs. .O'6o llrc, OaG2h holslun'
way 1898
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WHOLESALE rtoun. GRAIN. FEED
QuaiaIIans By w. y. jain q %.
VEGETABLES
rric,s Paid whsiesais Dealer
puotations by rionerr Fruit a rroduo'

fThs prices given are those made 10
retail dealers BY wholesalers with
few SEASONAL exceptions. prices 10 pro-
dursr. can be figured BY d,dne,iuE the
eost Of transportation 10 Seattle snd
approximately IS per cent for hauiinE.
.tnrar &c and seIllnk eostl
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Chicago Board of Trade
Cash Wheat
Thursdays QnoteiIons
a. NHNaH -

CHICAGO. Aug. G,--Cnsh wheat
No. red. Si.6g: No, rcd, SlG7l5 .
No. hard, s162@LGi; No, hard,
SlG0A ml.6la4
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. HlibAN
Al IL

first Ios Tide
o. 10 a m "a n
Ttf.t illEh Tide
It a m iGH n
srvuud Low rics
&c 40 o 80 0g II
second iiiKb Tide
90 D. ma ia u.
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The Seattle Star
1907 Seventh Ave.
MAin-060O
Classified Advertising
Rates

TRANSIENT RATES
Count Six Words 10 the Lins)
one line ~ more-l insertion.
20 Cents Per Line.
one line or mOre=a Insertions
~ Cents Per Line.
One Linz or More insertions
is Cents Per Line
Male and Female Help wanted
and Male and Female Situations
rate per linH ,r,ssrs.ts-. 10 ,,. 10y,
ALL CLASSIFIED ADvEkTlhlhD
COMING FROM OUT or Ilib
STATE or WASHINGTON CoSiS
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SHiNGLE MARKET
LIrsi Grade
i'i,c.Grndc Inspected stool
second Grades


fcr square Fer NJ,
Common stars, &C.. so 100
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Early Trade In
Insular Provinces

Ann Arbor. Mich, Nov. 8 (AP-In
a collection just brought back to the
University of Michigan museum Is
believed to be evidence that the Glib
nese, as we'll as the Hindu and Java
nese peoples, had trading relations
with the Philippines as far back as
1900 years.
DIR. Carl E. Guthe, assistant direc-
tor of the museum, in three year
expedition into the interior of the
Philippines and other insular posses
sions, obtained $40 articles of the
past, each bearing a wealth of his
tory. Two pieces of china bear the
K'ang Hsi dynasty mark. The dyn-
asty existed from 1862 to 1922. DR..
Guthe believes he has other china
that will date back to the Ming dyn-
asty and perhaps some that felt the
heat Of firing ovens during the Sung
dynasty from $50 to 1926.
Another interesting discovery was
that Of human teeth decorated with
gold. When Magellan passed the
Philippines on his trip around the
world, in 1921, his chronicler, Paga-
fetta, told of native chiefs with teeth
so decorated. DIR. Guthe has found a
dozen exhibits of gold filled teeth.
DIR. Cutie believes the natives filed
their teeth with some rough tnstru-
ment, probably a stone, and when
the filing reached the softer part Of
the teeth small holes were bored by
the use of whirling reed and sand,
and gold wire pounded into the holes.
In some cases five or six gold plugs
appear in single tooth. One tooth
bears a gold plate.