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Produce Markets

v s5ssh ii, EfEs oSSns Gas d.
34e, Poultry (bpying prices Hens
ducks aGe geese. I4c young rS1Sr turkeys 50
q32c; old turkeys. 26c; squads, $500
dozen; Bntterfat-,Loeal iobpers repay
Packing, stock butter 17c. Cheese lob;
@4oe s'iRs S New sSss tS
s. ase isSSSnsn " dsisles 27c; Lon
6af a4 gSc sxi %s Ss9 ssa SSe 0'm'n''
CHICAGO. April 1e-Butter- Receipts
BRsssigts Is Ais :0 OFalaarissa hfsts
icas. 25c. Pouitry-Fowls. .28c; ducks
soc; geese, 18c; springs 32c; turkeys, csc:
ROSTERS. Ice, broilers. cog Doc. Potatoes
Whites 81 66 5;S Mnn nesofn round
whites 8o@ 86ci Texas V TripnmnphSs No. nj
s sa g s@3 No. NJ F. 5SGSSSG4S5S70' Bliss 1ri
;, CLEVELAND, April 10. =. Poultry;
Fowls; 81 q. 33c; Leghorns and light stock,
q 25e %gS SsS EoCdi scfs
45% + ta0S r & ezra pscf
31c; extra firsts soc: Ohio frsts ,.29c;
$d,65 70; Michigan, $1.50p 1.65 per
$7.50@7.75 barrel
NEW YORK. April 6-Flour-Unset-
tied and lower. Pork-Steady. Mess
Sal 80 Lard-Easier; midwest spot.
$16.35 a 16.45. sugar--Raw. dull; cen
trifugal 90 test, ddp., .43c; refined, easy:
granulated, 570@ $3.50. Coffee-Rio z
spot. 20A @2Qhc; Santos No. A, 24h
q 25c. Talow-Steady; special to extra,
S% @8Ac. Hay-Quiet No. l. S1.25;
No. g. 9Oc a 81 .05. Dressed poultry
Firm; turkeys, 80 a 45c;. chickens 20 a
44c; fowls, 176 35c; ducks, 186 26c:
ducks. Long Island bic: capons, "a a SAC.
Live popltry;r1Dull: Cheese---;ssteady,;
@26c. Butter-Weaker: receipts, 16, Sal;
creamery extras Az a 44c; special mar.
set s6 a. 4Sc EggFir% reee ss
nearby state whites, 81 q 36c; fresh
frsts, 29A 632hc; Pacific coasts. 32@
4oc; western whites. 20 q sec; nearby
browns, 33 "a a sec.
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Retail Fish Prices

Ocean Varieties-Boston haddock fl
ls&SA 4Oc; dressed paddock. soc: halibut
M Acc: red salmon steak,, 35c;, fresh
Az. Spanish mackerai. 40c: red snappers,
Fresh Jumbo frogs, SOC; i've Holsters. Soc
soc; fresh picked crab meat. ST: Maine
finnan haddie. .35c; cherry stone CLAIMS,
4Oc doz large .aqohaig clans 50c (:
oysters, SEC a ct. Lake and FLYER Vari.
eties-take white fish, 35c; trout. 35c;
yellow .piks, Soc; yellow perch. 2bc: chan,
mel cat fish, 40c: bluefp herring, 30c;
15c: buffalo. zoe: mullets &c: black bass.
A0c: large croppies. 35c.
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twenty rails, 9591, up AS.
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, April 16.-Overnight
business news was mixed. Items re-
lating to the steel trade spoke of a
better volume Of incoming orders,
and Steel common was in demand at
the best levels OF the current recov-
cry at 1175s. Buying Of the most
impressive character seen in months
was reported by Steel, and some au.
thorities predicted step~ would be
taken at the dividend meeting April
20 to justify Judge Gary frequent
ly reiterated optimism for the out
look of the industry.
In this connection one rumor was
to the effect that the steel corpora
ton would declare it's dividend for
a full year ahead at an annual rate
2f$10 share including the regular
Vbayment and an extra Of equal
amount.
United States Cast Iron Pipe con-
llHu6u unueT Iu6 SHduOW VI II ASANll
competition breaking to 164 against
yesterdays high Of 1731s The bal
ance Of the list was noticeably steady
with price changes limited to small
fractions.
Bullish demonstrations went ahead
in special stocks in the late morning.
Radio corporation reached a new
high on the current recovery against
it's recent low of S9ss Considerable
accumulation took place in this stock
around So, placing it in the best
technical position in months. In
terests buying this stock point to
steadily expanding earnings Of Radio
as the basis for expectation of
higher prices.
Timken Roller Bearing reached a
new high on the present advance at
AK on advices sent out by lin
siders" that the stock would soon
reflect the growing popularity of
motor securities Thinker paid a 81
dividend last year and carried
$1,000,000 to its surplus.
onaI popL HIoorinnc
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Delaware ST. 4 Pratt St.
18th & Illinois Sts.
New York St. & Capitol Ave.
State & New York SITS.
Churehman Ave. & Prospect
St.
COllegeAve. & Yves tfeld Blvd.
Madison Ave. 4 Morris St.
E. lot & Rural Sis.
Fall Geek Blvd. & Central
Ave.
West Maple Road & Illinois St.
Massachusetts, Ave. 4 Rural
St.
Sherman Drive & E. Michigan
st.
22nd & Meridian SITS.
10th & Broadway SITS.
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3Oth St. & Northwestern Ave.
Hawthorne Lane & E. Wash
inston St.
New York & Rural SITS.
St. Clair & Alabama SITS.
S. Meridian ST. & Russell
Are.
Virginia Ave. & S. East ST.
Fairfield & College Ave.
Massachusetts, Ave. & Bells
fontaine St.
E. Washington St. & South
eastern Ave.
Kentucky Ave. & Morris St.
Woodlawn & Virginia Ave.
Davidson & E. Michigan St.
18th St. & College Ave.
Sherman Drive & E. Washing
ton St.
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FRIENDS lay
GIRL TO REST
Continued From Page u

continued From rage IL
Shirley Smith Cady, Mrs. Margaret
Nunlist Wilkes, Mrs. Katherine
Harms Hilton, Mrs. Bertha Coughlen
Shelhorn and Mrs. Rae Sinner
Erath.
Several were sorority sisters Of
Madge when she was a Pi Beta Phi
at Butler University. The pearl Pi
Phi arrow of Mrs. Fosdick was
pinned to the dark blue dress in
which Madge was buried. Her own
pin could not be found after the
night Of March Is, when. it is al.
legged, Madge was called to Stephen.
sons home.
The Rev. Ewing's voice took up
its prayers with the healing words
of the Sermon on the Mount;
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Local Wagon Wheat
Indianapolis grain eleva are pay
ing ST. .65 for No. red wheat Other
grains accordingly
KEARNS TRIES NEW LINE
Dempsey's Manager Goes In for
Theatrical Producing.
BIZ Times Special

BU Times Special
LOS ANGELES, April 16.-Jack
Kearns, manager Of Jack Dempsey,
heavyweight champion. has gone
into the theatrical producing busi-
ness.
I'm going into production on a
large scale, both on stage and
screen" Kearns said Thursday.
II have several big stars and lead
ing directors and camera men lined
up, and intend to start operating
within the next ten days"
Kearns' first promotion in the
theatrical limo will be stage pro-
duction in Chicago Of the comedy
"Izzy." Later he plans to produce
a film comedy based on the same
story.
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Street Car, Auto Meet

Fred Milerl. ALP N. Delaware ST.,
motormsn on a Northwestern Ave.
car, told police Wednesday night
that an auto driven by James Con-
ger, 2232 Prospect ST., collieded with
his car at Twenty-First st. and Cap.
itol Ave. He said Conger and a girl
with him left. He also charged Con-
ger was intoxicated.
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233.2C pen. Gal.
At the following Standard Oil Service Static

West Michigan St. 4 Belmont
Ave.
Randolph & E. Washington
SITS.
E. Maple Rd. & Fall Creek
Blvd.
W. Washington St. & Belmont
Ave-.
2znd St. & Central Ave.
Oliver ST. Il River Ave.
3Oth & Belle fontaine Sta.
Meridian 4 Pratt SITS.
Madison Ave. & Pleasant Run
Blvd.
10th St. & Senate Ave.
Meridian & Adler Sta.
Massachusetts, Ave. & North
81.
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AUTO BANDITRY CHARGED
Alleged HOId-Up Men Indicted by
Grand Jury.

Indictments charging auto banditry,
robbery and grand larceny were re.
turned by the grand jury today
against John McQuery, Clarebee
Daniels and John Elgy, all held in
Jail.
There are alleged to have held up
John Knox, Twenty Fourth st. and
College Ave-, on March 80. obtained
$38. Marshall Rowe, Biz E. Wal
nut ST., was charged with liquor law
violations. Seventeen indictments
were returned.
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SCULPTOR IS NAMED
Work to Be Resumed on Stone
Mountain Memorial.

BU United Press
ATLANTA, Ca, April 16.-Au.
gust Lukeman, New York, sculptor,
was named today to complete the
Stone mountain memorial to heroes
Of the Confederacy. He succeeds
Gutzon Borglum. who was dismissed
for alleged violation of contract.
Borglum said the memorial commits.
sion made him raise the money for
the work.
Lukeman will start work at once
on a model to replace the one de-
stroyed by Borglum.
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BIZ United Press

Bu United Press
CHICAGO, April 16.-Grain fu-
lures dipper fractionally at the
opening of the Board of Trade today.
Selling in wheat reflected weaker
Liverpool opening and favorable crop
prospects. Commission houses were
principal sellers. May wheat opened
at last nights figure, but the I'M
dertone was weak
May corn suffered most loss. The
initial depression was due to heavy
liquidating for profits.
Oats lost a fraction with other
grains. Provisions opened nominal.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-16
Ryan Summoned
as Wrong Man

Russell j. Ryan, 33, Of 1886
N. Pennsylvania St., was order
ed to police headquarters on a
charge Of sassing a traffic
officer after a "sticker" had
been placed on his auto for
overtime parking.
When Ryan appeared-police
gasped.
1t was none other than the
Democratic county chairman
and county attorney.
Judge hastily released him
on his own recognizance.
Gosh, 1t wai a mistake.
Police said it was another
Ryan they wahted,
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Tank WAGON Prices

Not including &c State taxi
GAsoLINE-Red Crown, 81 &c: solite
and Ethyl. 24.2c;. Energee gee Puroi.
Diamond SSs SY sac ccr rRa 22 Pep rsf 1sc se
Is &c: special gle: White Rose bic
SENE--Crystaline 12.7c Moore
Lishtt. 1910; Sinclair. ia.7cS;' standolind
furnace oil. 9.6c (150 gal or morel
.NAPTHA-Energee Cleaners. 1850; ".
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2O.2c pen: Gal.

2sth St. & Capitol Ave.
Fall Creek & Northwestern
Ave.
Sheridan Ave. & E. Washing
ton ST.
E. Washington St. & Brook
vile Rd.
49th & Collage
Shelby st. & Pleasant Run
Blvd.
19th & Clifton SITS.
$685. W. Washington St.
W. Washing con St. & Harding
W. Michigan & Tibbs Sts.
3oth & North Meridian Sta.
18th & N. Meridian SITS.
Capitol Ave. & North St.
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Bad Check Charged

Robert Smith, "a, of 1923 Central
Ave, is held today charged with is
suing fraudulent checks. Detectives
say he wrote check for $35 on a
G. M. Shein, but they were unable
to find any account under that name
in any bank and couldn't press a
forgery charge.
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Prices on Coal

IVES. .P'A yssl. sla s%p Rass ' x:n.s saS
Jump. S7;2p; Pocahontas mine run. 81:
ana egg, S5.3506.75;- Indiana mine run
~ 80 1850 lWhceling Doc ton
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Commission Row

Fruits
5Sgs isS$S
ESsawfa fancy st Waess Sar$ Spcy fa RS
p SSrR rus'eS $5 dozen
DGrapefruit- .25@4.75 crate. Lemons
es55G25@576 G. box Oranges gg
6.25 crate Observation-Disclosures. SO
as a 24-pint crate. .,,.
AsearasGsGeCrsia s. 6vsG case Beans En
Lima S. per 6Tsh ely yal sg
6us6el Lfgisiana. 75cm a dozen punches,
Bound ~ the barrel &C less than bar.
$3.50 crats lSNRSS TeRas 81
gsr Spshei!b TOPS of, sI;5?; celeTy@F aney
n TSTda tr fa2Sd94 satf bun extra JmBc
trimmed. 90e bunch. Greeqp6s-HomegTo,W81
Dollhouse Sabspr per o1 tbTs
house. homegrown leaf, 81 ;95 ifteen; pound
ket SIS a crate. Mushrooms-$1. so per
three-pound basket Onions-Fancyu Ohio
$ s9y or crate ohon SetsYeew
two-bushe sack, -S7.75 per bUshe. Peas
MT Cali $3.50 crate Psrsnips-
35c dozen bqnches. Radishes;-Mississ-
slppl reqo 90 0e poo uozen punches' put
California, repacked. S7.50@8.50 a elk
basket crate. Turnips-Fancy new washed,
50 a bushel.
Fancy Michigan round whites 50 a
15o-pound bag Idaho russets or. pearls,
$Sk55 l2o.p pGal 9sa asd new Florida Rose;
Michigan Rural New York, So .25 $50
pound bag. Minnesota Triumphs-$2.5 so.
bag; fancy Red River Ohios, certified,
1895 120-pound bag; fancy Maine cob
blers. $500 150-pound bag.
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GRAINS SUFFER
HEAVY SELLING
Fraction Lower at Opening
Weak Undertone.
Bulletin
Bulletin
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, April 16.-Grains con.
tinued their slump today and at
the finish wa seblow their previous
close. Heavy selling and crop re.
ports was given as the cause.
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BUSINESS MIXED
at START OF
wall STREET
Steel Receives Most Atten.
tion-ExpeCted to De-
clare Dividend.
Average Stock Prices

Average price of twenty industrial
twenty rails 90 81 up 40.
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Local Bank ClearingS
Bank clearings Thursday amounted to
$2.502, 900. Bank debts were SO, S24 600
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W. Washington & Geisendorf
SITS.
New York & Alabama SITS.
Gladstone Ave. & E. New York
St.
Kentucky & Senate Ave.
E. Michigan & Delaware Sta.
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Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smiths Covn Torminhl-PInr i-~SttH
KREa Haru, Prcsldent Grant Pier 40
Str Monenua, Hhip John Ena.
Great Northern Torminhi-Str Toynma
hhru.
Bell street Tormlnal-U. q, c, G. c.
HhidR.
pier iiD-U s.. @. q. Dcliwood.
Salt Dock-Ma Donna Lane.
Pier 2--strH Jefferson, vi Captain and
Northwestern.
pier III 4. Eagle 81.
pier D-strs Everett Corinthlc.
Pier D--str Jncox
Union Pacific Tormlnal--Btr Lurllno,
Pacific Coast Coal Bunkors==Btr New
port News. y. X, q, O, q. Bear.
Pacific Coast Engine Worin-U. 4, l.. II,
r. Rolof,
U. H. shipping Board MoorlnEh-'str
West 1flmrod
Connecticut street TormlnRl-u. a. II, G.
Maud. sir Admiral Sciiey
Lander street Tormlrai--Btr Eastern
GRlo,
IIanford atrcot Terminnl-Mg AHci John
son.
Todd'a Dry Docks-u. g. g. q. O. sno'
| homish, Htr Edmore,
DrummondR Dock Astoria.
| Amos Tarmlnal-aBtr CcntauruH,
WInalow Marine Railway tEnglo Hnrbor)
Str Nehhlom, bktn Conduoror, Hchri
Vancouver. Alumna. Tartar, BARGE
| Henry Willard and uriffuon.
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A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Rudy c h e e k S = Sparkling
Eyes-Most Women
Can Have
Says DIR. Edwards, a Well
Known Ohio Physician

Or. r. NJ. Edwards for II years
treated scores Of women for liver and
bowel ailments. During these years
ne gave TO his patients prescrip-
ton made Of few well-known yege-
table ingredients mixed with olive oil
naming them DIT. Edwards Olive
Tablets. You win know them by
their olive color.
These tablets are wonder.workers
on the liver and bowels, which cause
a normal action. carrying off the
waste and poisonous matter in ones
system.
II you have a pale face, sallow
look. duh eyes. pimples, coated
tongue, headaches, a listIess, no-good
feeling. all out OF sorts. inactive bow
els. you take one Of DR.. Edwards
olive Tablets nightly for a time and
note the pleasing results.
Thousands OF women and men
AXE DR.. Edwards Olive Tablcts-the
successful substitute for calomel--
now and then just to keep them 1T
.i5c and 30c.
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BIRTHS

Carney. Robert Joseph. 1912 Lucille
Kis6urtL c. Harold. sioS Phinney
Mslloy. Angus p .7Is 18th ave. \.
connoiIiy. John a. ssos Dsnsmoro
shaw. Gordon T, 5ssi 18th ave. n.
EiIsrd. james E. 1855 AK ave.
B1rwsu. Frederick A. 1922 nth ave.
sbisi6af1a, Buro. sai washington st.
samsshima. uzo. 1903 Ys'ler way.
Hiusa. Manro. 1915 washington st.
1,smt /. renH. SIC Charles 1t. boy.
! Mclean, Arthur. s0li Meridian ave.
Carlson. John Robert. 1910 18th ave.
/ znSni "a George d, 7oi y. 18Th st. boy.
/ Peterson. John. Zoo +. Thomas st.
Hop. Emil g., ii34 Holly st.. boy.
/ pendloton, Warren G.. 553s 3ith ave
/ n. f.. boy.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
rehelbarKav. Lawrence r.. Seattle %
I I.4ech. Mauds l.. Seattle ........'zS
Harris. Martin j.. Seattle legal
/ Holmes. Bernice NJ. Seattle. Legal
Rasmussen. FredirIek Carl Sc !.
attic ................ .l'ogh,
Boadesen. Ella. Seattle $500. Legal
Kemmnrs. william a. Spokane ~
Reisdorf. Mary Elizabeth, Seattle ~
Heye August, Seattle Legal
Lence, Cecilia. Seattle ......' 'Legal
Davis. Glen a., Everett ......... Y
Johnson. Evelyn g., Everett .....ls
Brown. p. Edward, Seattle .......32
Patrick. Eunice NJ. Seattle ,....zB
Frandon, Frank. Seattle ........ %
Mykut. Marie. Seattle ........'...2i
Horn, Harold H.. Seattle .........2s
Uendershot, Helen. Seattle .......2 ~
Baarstnd. Elmer, Seattle .........g9
Yonllla. Emily Seattle ..........' 20
Boone. Robert u, Bremerton ..'.'s5
Anderson, Nae, Bremcrton ....' .'ES
Grace. Lloyd ". Seattle ......''''Ss
I .iyendaII, Esther NJ. Seattle .....2i
Hardy, Charles H., Seattle 80. Legal
Ulgboe, Amy H.. Seattle .',.. 'LesRi
Dolbrook. Harold b.. Los Angeles.
Evans, Lillian A., Seattle .'.'''''lv
Bendy. Beaumont g.. Seattle .....25
I.aFrhnce, Minnie, Seattle ''..''''6'
bryant. william J.. Kent ......'2222
DIgby, Kathryn Eleanor. Seattle ~
Mason. REV. Thomas, Seattle ..:..IV
4 McDonald Mrs. Margaret. Senttle'5u
Anderson. Conrad H.. seattle. LoRa.
Grove. Lsnore Lloyd, Seattle. 'LeBeI
Mark. Robert H.. Jr, Mercer .,
Island ..........,..... ~
peit. Jessie G., Seattle .......''..ls
| Atsdal, stem. Bremerton .........3s
Aksdal, Torlne, Bremerton ...'.''ZD
TartIett. ChaS. H., Eatonvllla ,,...2.
Ward, Charlotte NJ. Redmond .'..l'
silyors Drew. Semitic ........ Lsga
| Kean. wilma D., Tacoma ..... LeBa
| nuttorworth. Edgar r., Seattle y
| Mccartney. Grace. Seattle ....''l'
DoyIe Calvin Road, Seattle .Leza
i crnikshank, Mrs. Louise, Sc
nttlo ................, 'besa
i N.terer. Samuel J Seattle Lego
Kennedy. Mary Zoe, Seattle ..Loso
| DEATHS
Grant. George w, 49, col NJ sun ST.
Mo Ggii Ruth. 81. n. +. d. Z, Boz
| rrl 49, ohm Henry. q days, 6Jl5 1911
nys H. w, Oct. 4.
| ostiund, Mary. 10, 1912 Phlnney ave
: cherry 0fr = CONWAY Cox. 70. 500 colum
\ rd Sl% H. EimoTe, 60, 7oa 18th ave
Larson Nols NJ, 40. t51i Second ave-
N. w. oct ., an, mat.
> uedborg, james. Jry 4. 227 Thylo
I'VE, oct. 10. w
johnson. John X, 90. 1905 potheI
!. At., oct. 0. 40 ,os 90.
= RicbArdaon. J. warren. ~ 7O2 gJr
. ave. NJ. oct. ..
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Little Stories of Life

Hamilton. LsnnA II IS. ::s :ist ave.
NJ oct T.
Thseksr, Charles A.. 90. 5as0 Hudson
Coffin. Natal As. COOS s7tA avo, n.
Heath. Emma NJ. Is. ST vluesnrs
home. oct. 7.
snlder. Jonothsn. /. sos :s,h ave.
g. Oct. 3.
Dain, Mona. 1 month. Washington
Chiidrsn's home. Oct. T.
Powell. baby. infant wiltshire hotel.
Oct.
DIVORCE COMPLAINS
/ Elsa vs.. A. II Dlttman. cruelty.
/ Joseph v. vs. Opal BfRbaut, cruelty.
/ Wilbur y. W. Elya Smith. cruelty.
Elsie NJ W. Joseph a. French.
Carrie ~ vs. Allen Murray. dessr-
| ton.
Helen n vs.. Juilu, c. Drentwott,
cruelty,
Herman va Helen Matson.
Lillian W., Clarence Tabor. dcaer-
ton.
Z, L. v, Madso Sheppard Price. dc.
sartiou.
Minnie vs.. Prosper L. Graignic
cruelty.
Blanche H. VS.. NeIs d. HaIlcson, in.
compatibility.
Sadie vs.. william Hunter. descrtion
DIVORCE COMPLAINTS
Norman A. vs.. Edna May Bar,cls
Mamie Marie vs. Elias wikan. alse
I known as I'd wikan, cruelty.
Pearl l.. vs.. Thelbcrt a. Divine
Helen VI. Archie f. Sinclair. non.
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Burned about tho face when
gas stove slnred up. Miss Margaret
Llpina. 10. OF $50 Spruce ST.. was
taken 10 tho city hospital Friday
night. The girl tried TO oxtinguish
the flame and the gas popped out
with a big flare, severely burning
her
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oysters in season Try them fried
at Boldt's. Popular pricesl-AdveF'
tisement.
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The compass. discovered by tho
Chinese. has been in use about 30
centuries
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FrIce. Paid Wholesale Deaisr
CThs prices given are those made 70
rptan coalers ~ wholesalers, WIN
few seasonal exceptions. prices 70 p'o-
aus,r- r.B be figured ~ dsdpctllnE
approximately IS per cent for handling.
storage aud Hsiliag cost.l
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Arrivals and Departures

Arriycd-Oct. ig.--Str willpolo from
New York Via ports ut Z n. m. str
Mundrlta from Boston via ports 4 o..
M, Btr Dorothy Luckcnbach from BOa-
ton via ports at 1 n M. ctr Osiris from
ii.-schr RoEnmond from snldova at 3
p. m, Htr Margaret Dollar from Ever
EFT at p. m, Htr Warwick from Los
Angeles via Columbia River Mt non, str
william N. Topper from Rushoklwin
River points At li:i5 a. m, ms Libby
Malno from Yhlutat Mt q. m.
sailcd--Oct. li--Str Yorka Linda Tor
Los Angeles ut 6 D. M. str X. l. Luck
enbsch for. Philadelphia via ports Rt 1
b. M, str Iornisan Maru Tor Osaka
iva ports ut / y, M gr Alaska for Ia
coma Mt 1870 a. m. u. +. g. O.. G. Bear
for San Francisco NJ n. M
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-13
Where the Women Do Just
as They Please

and evil spirits, which, as they
muttered between gray lips, had
been let forth in their myriads to
destroy us.
In spite of my discomfort could
not resist turning my head to
where from the summit Of a dun,
I could see the camp. A bright
flash of lightning showed me a
distorted world Of livid green,
much confusion of hustling Of
camels, a closing of tents and a
scurry to rescue cherished pos
sessions. But the warriors still
stampeded and shouted. The light
ming glanced off lance and sword
and buckler, and the wind still
brought down to me the wild cry
Of:
"Hiai HAL Hia! Hiar'
That ride in the teeth Of a tear
ing sandstorm seemed never end
ing. yet my exhaustion and relief
at finding the shelter Of my own
boat was tempered with regret at
leaving my queer wild friends, the
Touaregs, children of the storm,
queer anomalies in a modern un-
picturesque world, vassals of ro-
nance, masters Of desolation.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-13

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