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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-20
STOCKS STRONG
AT OPENING
Presidents Speech Reacts
Favoraby in Wall Street
WALL STREET JOURNAL FINAN-
IIAI. nm It.NN

VAL NJ 10"
NEW YORK. Nov so-Stoeka
opened with "a burst ~ strength. Toe
spending "a tho maintenance ut the
New York hank ratv at 5 p per cent
and rejecting the constructive char
NCtrv OK President CoolltEr.s ghan-
her of commerce address which WAS
heartily received lu Wall street
steel common wRa in active de-
mand, moving up % 60 ca
split opening az 1854 T +, Chryalgf
gained ~ 60 1879. and fractional AG-
Nanccs took place ia baldwin hu g.
son. q, = Rubber, American Sugar
aud other active industtials,
Tho principal feature. however.
was The tremendous turnover in the
lOW-priCed rails On block of
13eN shares Erie common pushed
into the highest territory attained
since 1918 a. lSN while a sale OF
lo.sp0 shares % g. 81 s ST. J., COM
mon carried that stock up p to
Tho market opened firm, T. s
Steel. a0o0 at l5sA and i39E, up
= e : General Motors, 1854 up
= Chryslcr 1879. up IA g & -.
lsQ&; American sugar. 12a. up = Il.
Studahaker. 56a. Off y; Hudson.
100. up y; \. y Central is9, up p;
Pennsylvania. blh, up y Union
Pacific. ltt, up ~ a. $, Rubber
9sA; 81. Paul. opened lo,3Qo shares
az i0is, up y baldwin. 1861, up p.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-20
WHEAT ON new
ADVANCE
Bad Argentine Reports Aid
Brisk Market Buying

CHICAGO. Nov. is.-(By Z. P)--
Wheat Jumped into new records on
the movement In totay's session OF
the board OF trade. Final profit SELF
ing caused slight reccssions Coarse
gains were higher.
Brisk buying in wheat was In
splred By crop complaints from Ar
gcntine aud Inquiries for sircablo
lines from the continent. Bull fac
tors easily offset lower cables and
predictions OF a liberal movement
that depressed the market at the
outset
Corn had its own factors 20 con-
end with. Commission houses bought
on breaks that followed receipt 81
favorable crop news Strength In
bread grains holstered the under
tone, however.
Oats made small fractional gains.
Provisions made moderate gains
on a neglected market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-20
MONEY ANn LIE TERM

PR a q u Es--Ivan PupchlkaHch
learned that he won 100000 a few
hours after he received iitc sen
tcnca for murder, Pusgtka ,.h had
quarrelcd with hla vito over tho
purchase OF q 81 lottery ticket and
KILLED her, II was this ticket which
brought him tho 100000 grand
prize.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-20
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived Say lB SIR E'ls Marg from
1abgHaws yIa UrsYa HHrtnr AT ~ 60
a m, ctr Ihvis kuu1Heu from NaitFrr
darn Ma TaHH a. 1880 o. m.. or Ala
bsma Nau rfam shanghai Yia porte az
a a. m NHy -Hlr rfauuHUd from
l1a Angeles Via Everett a. ESQ .. va
or Ruth Alexander from ragoms via
Eysrvt az ESQ D. m, sr Admiral N'z7
ore frum Alaska al ttt b pa, irir Jane
Nettrtan ffow San FRANCHISE ut D. No
str West NlNaria from Sydney Via poUa
az b. ms
Sailed Soy ip.=alr Cvprum foF Van
eGuyff via porte az d. m. Nov ~
scr rsHuHyiFaHia fat naston Via San
FRANCHISE aud ports al tsao p ms st
rratssiiaua far HonEksEg via ports AZ
all5 D. m. ctr William ~ ruppof for
Tacoma ~ $3.50 D. m., ctr Melville Doll
lar fUr Nsu York Via ports 81 m.,
siF Robin AdaiF fof Everett. utlllnEham
and Vancouver al .. On,
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The Seattle Star
1901 HrYruIh AVo.
MAIN HEUg

AHNt HfhNNfN aNNs
MAIN aHEUg
CLASSIFIED ApyEWTtuNG RATES
Effective October D, lpz5
TRANSIENT RATES
''guut Hlk words 90 WC ilnrl
Inc tlu'-" lnHrttiHu .s.ft-. e- cents
Quo lines insertions Soc. as rguia
Per Insertion
one llnta6 insertions ,s.-, 10 cents
Per Insertion
Aalo aud = Cmale Help Wanted
ana Female Situations rate
pes liur per luHrTtlaur.srlu cents
Al AatFrtiHiUE from out u tho state
Ni Washington Fuhta I vvHla per
word prr Insertion
MONTHLY LINEAGE RATE
ttulruuaT month";
'V tp % lines uHeH curing Cala
rhdar month srs.ll cents per line
'VV 90 iap limos u5cd durpE galr
aohHaT month No cents per line
-Vp ln sHa llnrH used during Uair
'huHf month .sr.-tt cents per line
-vp % atf lines used during rul-
.ehHht month .srrrl1 cents per line
600 % iH3 lines used during cal-
rndar month .,lgt cents PCT line
'Vu o. htH lines used during cal-
'hHhl month -f.5aif cents per llns
coo o. ta1 lines used during Cal-
"ndar month, F. cents prr line
ivy ~ tha lines used during cai-
NNHaI month LII cents per llno
sVN or mere lines used during
tnlradar month DO. no cent? per line
lbNa Cash lu Advance
~ 4i"07 fHtfffrrr Alb.Np
AafrFllsrra using stated space -
lilrh minimum daiiy on yearly
contract VIII be allowed tIa
'fhlH Der limo tate GA space used
over minimum up 10 500 lines IN
any one month Above 800 lines.
rate ha PET above schedule.
FIXED SPACE RATES
Hne Or more Tor z months
.Effrsrss,r-t..s.rr $500 per iin1
Hn7 Or more Tor months
1900 t.s ssHs.sfsa ~ au per llH0
''no ~ more for , mGBthn-
Frsrrrssrttts....s. per limo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-20

NAPLES. NOV. Cody q. PA
violent hurricane swept tho has 10,
day. damaging shipping 10 tho extent
Of $4,000 lire. ships wcfo thrown Off
their course In the battle with tho
storm laahnd sea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-20

HONOLULU,--Mr. and Mrs. Bog
timnntl Roflno, Filipino residents of
Honolulu, have named their son
John Rodgers Rofino They were
not to be outdone by the numerous
receptions, banquets and public
gatherings held in honor OF Com.
rnander John Rodgers OF the navy
seaplane 100, which was lost at
Yea for nine and a half days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-20
Foreign Exchange

NEW York. Nov. is.--ForeiRn sr-
change closed firm Demand sterling
1874 l-isi frAnea, Io.oasT; lire io.oiotA 4. /,
belgium, to.0is3. marks. 21gO; gwtaa
ib77h; Holland. 1910. Spain. itsaB :
Sweden, 2s77; Norway. 90u. Denmark.
at97. Greece, t0Oi8s Jugoslavia
to0i77a. Montreal 81; Shanghai. 10:
Yokohama. 1850.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-20

Vertical grain. A, iKt .,... .gi2. ooa 20. 90
DO y, lp ''.'s''..',,..,1 f0.00Wi6.00
do q, i6l ....,.,.,......, ag.00Q55,o0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-20

LoNDoN.--Fred Wcrnham takes
nightly glass OF whisky and shaves
every morning. even tho no ls 100
years old. Altho having seen a
century Of life. he still follows In
the footsteps Of flaming youth"
Put me among the young uns
and III enjoy myself. Old folks
aren't tntereyting." says Wcrnhom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-20
LOST AND FOUND

Lp5r--fagntRiu pen with name j.
~ hckhstnn on gold band. keep
sake 81 my son killed IN service,
Phone GArfld-6T84 Reward
80 FOR HOOK cold At rummnkr
sale public market Johnson no.
tees front and back FBspct-
1875.
9sHb GENERAL cord tire. rim. sun
day between Yakima and Seattle.
CApFttit5E
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N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

suEar--Raw. steady, spot. delivered
duty frye, i4o2, refined, dull. granu-
lated, $3.50.
coffce--So. RIO on spot IsaIs4o;
No. santos. s5g71hc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-20
Portland Produce

Buttor~-cubs extras. slc. standards. sac;
prime firatH. SEE firsfu. ser,
EgEs--Freah standard extras, Gfc: freah
standard firstn. b7e. freSa medium.
sac: froah undotsiEed. ste. current re.
cslpts. sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-20
VEGETABLE.
Price. Paid Wholesale Dealers

frhs prices given arr those mhie 20
retAn dealers by wholesalers. VIA a
few seasonal exceptions PRICES - pro-
dussrs can br figured ~ dshues4nz
approximately rs per cent for handling,
storage ard selling ruhtl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-20
bHINbLE MARKET
By tho West Coast Iumbsrmsn'a A.a,
LUMBER MAIiKET

Bthndnrd stock Per ia, Ter ~.
Common Stars, g.2..y .GS 4 .sb
Common Stars. b.. 80 100
Common Clears .I.sg I'm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-20
MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS

SELECT q used utaH0rraph from 40
rggg Tor Xmas delivery. ua WF
have some genuine bargains ~
pTtHrnt A small deposit HIli re-
HrFsr one Tor you. ana iEr balance
can b. made iu frrmH ihni VIII
Huit sou. Come lu and REQ those
bargains
Edison Diamond Disc Piano Con-
cole model, uH'a 2 months VI,
New Edison Diamond Disc. Lnbora-
tory model. mahogany uulth
equipped 10 play ell rccYrdr llsp'
Art Model Conrgio yocallaH. Jacob
can style perfect condition, WIN
radio compartment illt
virtroin, mahogany cabinet size,
used az dcmguatratpr in store.
Gl7J0.
Col Grafouola. beautiful walnut
nnisb. with albums for records
$3.50.
BruHswiylf Console. mahogany fin
ish. splendid condition, Es5.
Practically new Plsyerphons Phono-
graph. oak finish. 4 bafgain for
il250,
Columbia Grafon0la. combination
library table, beautiful quarter
sawed oak finish. 1870
yietTola Console style. mahogany
finish, with place for radio, For
mrr pIfct, GlJg, the price now 10
1850.
Columbia Grafonola, upright style,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-20
0 MALE HELP WANTED

reliable men wanted TO
take up Modern Barbcring as n
profession and fiji vacancies In
our barber shops in Seattle Light
cRHy. well-paid work. Call or
write Moicr Barber College. ?23
nTridestuI Ngn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-20
Ship NeWs
Weather Bureau Report

Especial from me u o. weather nuFosul
TATpOsI tHiANn, Npv lss a. m.
uaipmstrr faIiut. uiHd sauiH, %
mllva ava hour,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-20
LONG HAIR FASHIONABLE

PARIS. Tho bobbod hair style Ia
passing out IN France, Fewer short
hair cuts nro scen each day, and
long hair VIII soon form tho popu.
lar hair dress, according to French
style directors. Several large dc.
partmont stores have refused to
employ bobbCd.hair snlosgiEh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-20
Cash Wheat

CHICAGO. Nov. io,--cash wnsa,--No
red, iLbl. 40. hard, Ii.55.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-20
DROP IN LEMONS
AND ORANGES
Potato Market Quiet; Pro-
duCerS Holding Crop

Lemons and oranges dropped on
The seattle market Friday moran q
in response Go "a ErrrrNl weakness
iu Che California Wholesale market
The drop la the customary fall low
grinE 1f prices with tho plBcug au
tbr market ~ the now erop
Potato growers have Eued control
~ the market this year Local Job
brrs are holding on 10 what puta-
toes they have in storaEu because
hoy are finding IL difficult to buy
Others az the same price they paid
Tor their present supply Yakima
estimates are thut FULLY rs per cent
- the present spud holdings arv ia
the hands 90 tho EEuwvTa-
Mtik AND CRTAM
Milk-CWt., 20 d, Seattle delivery 'aa
o. b eapdsnroty ..t,.,s. ist
sweet Cream. 20 B. station, ss. u
HITTER Am CuEEsE
Prices Raid hhulesals Dealers
country creamery, extras. .bsc -
seal rfiuts, wrapped .., ..,,. -
'he'sS-- WASH, cream brick o.. 80
h, Nenh lriple'a ,r,r.,ts.r...s "a
grsao, Seattle delivery a.. 81
EGGs
Quotations hJ frrry Hres.
rriccs raid Shipper, cts Delivery
fr'HH lAA county EaNFH W. AT hhNtAH - ~"
ENtrua white she'll cases trtd ~
White htnusFy fiFHta cases rrtd ta
aigreksrpVra and mixed eulg4a g
lulItia cases rgtd .lrr.ssttt ~
Price. faii Wholesalers
6xiFaa white shell s.,s..s.r. 70
White hrunery firHts ..ss..sss -
st1rrhrvprrs and mixed eaiegp -
standard pulltb ,..t,,,.f.sas -tl4 "a
POULTRY AND MEATS
Quotations. ~ frfry hros.
Fricr. raid shippers
tirollers, ~ 90 lbs ...s..s. u
spring. over : lbs ,sss...... "a
'apous-tiye, fat Pc lb....... ~
faneY, q, p, .,.s,.ssss'sss's
uHrks-founE .s-v.sr...s.ss.s
Nrrrr-brpHsrd fsss.ssss.sssss ~
hsns-i.iye. heavy. eolored .1sS
Live, medium ..,.,.ss.rs,.s ~
Light, lba- ,.rvssss.sss-.. -
do, under J lhH. ,..sst..-.,. II
Roesiers odd. live. per ib.,,.. u
Turkey Dressed ,s.....,.s... ~
hoxs-Faney block .,......... leg -
Aeainpa s-.srssssss..'sss''s' -
Nral-FancY sss..a.ssss.ss-sss sAas -
Belgian 1tares--I.lva ....,.... IA
frier. Paid Wholesale Dealers
sprlnEs=ipss hatch -...s.s,.. .st0 20
Capnns-Lb. .............. 80
Dueks-bTessed. per 10. ..,... ~
trr-s-pvvssrd ,...ss.....s.. -
itrns--rvesssd. heavy ........ ~
Medium .'..s.....s..ss...ss 49, ~
AiEat .-s.ss..s.s..-..ss s-..s' $50
N9ostrfr -v.vtsss-..srss...sss
Turke1s-- Dressed .ssss.ss..ss. .ssg "
BsiEian HRrrs- Dressed. ID -
hoEs--FsneY block ..,.....-. ~
NcAl-Fsury .s.,.r..ss..'.''''
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Seattle Wheat
Thnr.dny'. onotntIon.

No, western white, ii.53. No. / soft
white, ii.5i; No. western white. ft.sg:
No 1 hard winter, iI.4s. No. / northern
spring It.tS, No. 1 big bluostam. 1854.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-20

y. ~ WILLIAMS 90.
save on sash. doors. building ma
iHFlaL buIlt-iH fixtures. BY ordsr-
Ing direct from our fnrf0ry.
'afaE0 ara warehouse doors.
size f-fiTf-ft .............g 7gs
- larger H.z@a DO prop0rtiOnj
.IuWpn rr9HH-pausl doors o.. rs
french doors ....-......... CSC
SS.llLt pr DOOR. bsyeisd mirror. 400
cupboard doors .............. izs
-'.Hisln9 cabinet, beyrled plate
ILL.,. .ras ssr. sras s.FH
"tnqhhlsld glass and sedan door
w. EhiH replaced while you walt
ne Or telephone CFIIgt-GjJsJ for
large. free. illustrated catalog
-, WILLIAMS co CEEt. 1852
w IITaI ANn q .eniIIn Mhkf
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HIJACKERS KILL
 MEMBER POSSE
 WOUND SHERIFF

MONTEREY, Calif., July (4)- Attackers awaiting the arrival of liquor shipment, collided last night year Moss Landing, lonely spot in Monterey Bay, with the State police, gathering to intercept landing of li- suor.
 Harry Livingston, one of the police force who was wounded drove his Shot-shattered automobile to Watson 9ille and asked for help. Sheriff Oyer gathered posse of fifty men md hurried to the scene. Upon his ,rrival both parties bobbed up to in- 7uire the sheriff's business there. The 1ijackers yelled, shoot en- and commenced firing when the sheriff Identified himself
 N H. Rader, a merchant of Salinas, one of the posse was killed, and the sheriff was wounded in the knee.
 The rum runners never came to the spot to land their cargo.
 An abandoned truck and passenger automobile was found nearby.
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STEAMER STARR SAILS WESTWARD
 THIS EVENING

The steamship Starr, Captain o. A. Johansen. sails for the westward as far as Bristol Bay, this evening at o'clock, taking many passengers with her and large size general cargo of freight. The Starr will return to Seward about July 24.
 The following reservations had been made up to o'clock this after noon: Thomas Sawyer and Hal c. Evarts for Seldoyia. Mrs Elsie Lund~ gren, Mrs. Anna Beckman, Mrs. A. T. Looff for Naknek. Sigrid Tjernstrom for Kodiak. H. Martin for Tijalda Island, George Norgard and c. Holtz, man for Unalaska. F. B. Reed, Ed gar s. Young for Kanatak Two addi, tional reservations have been made for ladies arriving in Seward this eve ming from Anchorage.
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REDONDO IN PORT:
 RESUME WEEKLY
 TRIPS WESTWARD
MANY IMPROVEMENTS MADE IN ACCOMMODATIONS FOR
 PASSENGERS

The steamer RedondO of the Alaska Steamship Company arrived in Sew. ard this morning at o'clock to re. sume her seasons run to westward ports Capt John Newland is com manding the vessel again this year. c. w. Parks, purser, states practi. cally the entire crew of 34, now with the ship, was with her last year.
 The Redondo will operate to west ward ports on the same schedule as last season, departing from Seward each week after taking on cargo from the arriving steamers. Prior to the arrival Of sailing instructions from the Seattle office, no definite time can be announced for her first trip to the westward. ~-'s' Eaz1 .44.. .ssss .,1 ss fgs@ <?
 The steamer Redondo left Seattle with approximately 1900 tons of gen. eral cargo on board for Alaska ports. About 400 tons is being taken to west ward ports. Four horses were brot to Seward billed to the Iditarod dis trict. A large shipment of dynamite, 15 tons, is billed for Anchorage. The Alaska season for the vessel will probably end about the first of the year. Prior to the vessels arrival in Seward this morning three trips were made to southeastern Alaska since May, when the Redondo came off the ways.
 The steamer Redondo returns to Seward with many improvements and innovations, which will be particularly welcomed by travellers on the vessel. The staterooms have received a com plete overhauling. ample accommoda- tions being provided for g first class and many steerage passengers. An observation and smoking room have been constructed on the boat deck. It is reported the sum of S4O,OOO was expended on the vessel the past win ter, making the repairs and altera- tiOnS mentioned.
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SCOPES MUST GO ON TRIAL FOR
 VIOLATION LAW

COOKSVILLE, Tenn, July IS (P)- John T. Scopes, the Tennessee pro- lessor, must go on trail before jury of his peers for violation of the Ten nessee antievolution law, in his classroom. His trial will start next Friday, and the little Tennessee town of Dayton will be packed with notable visitors from all parts of the East. The Federal court which was applied to for an injunction on the ground that the law was unconstitutional. re- fused to issue restraining order dis missing the case, and refused to pass on the constitutionality of the law. ruling that the State courts had iuris diction over the case.
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PREPARING IN OIL CASE HAS
 BEEN DENIED

CHEYENNE, Wyo., July z (PJ- Federal Judge Kennery denied the motion of governments counsel, At lee Pomerene and Owen Roberts for a rehearing in the Teapot Dome case on the ground that additional testi- mony by the government was not available. Judge Kennedy also signed a decree dismissing the lease annul- ment suit against the Mammoth Oil Company. The government wanted to present evidence of an alleged trans fer of Liberty Bonds from Sinclair to Fall.
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IRISH SHIPPING INTERESTS
 TO START ANNEXATION SCHOOL

DUBLIN, July 7. (P-A confer ence of shipowners, brokers and oth- CTS interested, has to establish a school of navigation. The private school which hitherto met this need has been closed since last February and, in addition to the training of seamen and ships officers in the subjects necessary to qualify them for certificates as masters and mates, the new school is expected to pro. vide instruction for fishermen desir. ing certificates as shippers and sec ond hands, and for boys desiring to follow a sea career.
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BRITISH PRoMULGATE NEW REGULATIONS LIFE SAVING

LONDON, July 7. (P)-New Board of Trade regulations relating to life saving apparatus to be carried by ships become effective July some time A motor-boat or boats fitted with wireless apparatus and search lights, must be carried in vessels with more than 15 life boats. If the vessel does not carry motor boat, but has more than 10 life boats, one of these must be fitted with wire less.
 Life-boats in all foreign-going ships will be required to carry one pound of condensed milk for each person, in addition to the water and bis- cults required by the present rules.
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 MAKE KICK ON
 LEAVING GUNS

VANCOUVER, B. C., July (P)- Chairman Jackson of the British Co., lumbia Game Board will leave here next Monday for Juneau, and Secre- tary Butler fop Wrangell, to deal with the dissatisfaction of prospectors be- cause the Canadian regulations pro- hibit taking firearms in the reserve in the Stickine river district.
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FINLAND PREPARES TO SELL
 LUMBER IN UNITED STATES

WASHINGTON, July '. (PD-Fin- land now the most heavily forested of European countries, has aroused much attention from American lum- Der manufacturers by creating an or ganization in its lumber trade for marketing in the United States. The National Lumber Manufa cturers' As sociation, one of the American groups most concerned, has received advices that the Finnish saw mill owners have put in charge of their enter prise John Saari, formerly a lumber manufasss,urer in Portland, Ore, and are attempting to establish a perma- nent foothold in this country.
 American lumber trades have been somewhat jolted by the information, in view of the fact that in the past American lumber experts have gone to nearly all continents of the world. The only opportunity the Finnish pro- ducers have to market in the United States, it was said, comes from the very complete utilization which they can make of their timber, and the willingness of their own consumers to use short lengths and bits of wood. The American experts point out that this national custom results in complete use of every tree cut, and tower operating charges against resulting lumber that may allow it to compete in the United States against nome produced timber
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STOLEN
 FROM ST. PETERS
 BEEN RECOVERED

ROME, Italy, July z (P-The ar ticles stolen Friday night from the treasure room at St. Peters cathe. dral have been recovered. Police Commissioner Marotta opened nego- tiations with Mariana Stella, former shoemaker who had been prowling around St. Peters. Stella led Ma. rotta to a cache where all the loot, valued at s5O,OOO, was stored. Police surrounded the house, arresting Stel, Ia, jeweler and two painters. They declared they removed the articles through the cealing. A total of four prisoners were arrested. The Pope sent his thanks to the police.
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STEAMER BOXER
 REACHES SEATTLE

SEATTLE, July z (P)-Secretary Work, of Department of Interior. hastened down to inspect the steamer Boxer, which arrived here yesterday. The Boxer, which is owned by the Bu- reau of Education, brought W. H. Johnson and wife, teachers at Tagiak. for holiday vacation, with their son Frank, five years old. Frank asked his mother, Mamma, are the houses in Seattle made of mud like the To- giak houses?"
 Secretary Work left for Portland last night.
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MANY RALLY TO DEFENSE
 OF TENNESSEE PROFESSOR

DAYTON, Tenn, July z (P)-Many Americans are rallying to the defense of John T. Scopes who goes on trial next week for alleged violation of Ten nessee's teaching evolution law, it was disclosed here today by his coun- sel from all sections of the nation letters of encouragement are being written to him by scientists, college professors and ministers as well as laymen. Some offer funds, some serv, ice and all advice. ,5@
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Jumped Up On
 Metropolitan Building Tract

SEATTLE, Wn., July (P)-The King County Board of Equalization yesterday cited the Metropolitan Building Company to appear before them July 14 and show cause why the assessment on lease on ten acres in the heart of the city, from the Uni versity should not be increased to six hundred thousand dollars.
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FRENCH SUFFER LOSSES.

FEz, Morocco, July 7 P)-Increas- ed pressue by the Riffians with attacks against each of the three principal French armies is noted in an official communiQue. Riffians incurred heavy losses out of the Oergha river en- gagement, their present line of at. tack now continues along the river reaching to depth of 12 miles north east of Elarbe Detzizza about 20 miles northeast of Fez.
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MEN
 ARRESTED FOR
 DARING ROBBERY

BUTTE, Mont, July ' (P-Mark Hills, 21, of Joplin, Mo-, and Carl Seiffert, 20, of Tulsa, Okla, president and vice-president respectively of the Junior Class of the Missouri School of Mines, were arraigned today for highway robbery, having been cap- tured yesterday after a gun battle following the hold-up of George For spshe, manager of the Columbia Gar dens, summer resort, from whom they took s3000. Hills was shot twice.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-07
LURE ARCTIC HAS
 FIRM HOLLOW MEN

OSLO, Norway, July (P,-The lure of the Arctic has taken firm hold on the men of the Amundsen es- petition and all are anxious to join next trip, but said that it should not be made by airplane as they are not suitable. Karl Feucht, the mechani- elan, is alone in his devotion to the use of planes, but said they should be higher powered.