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Evening star., 1925-08-04
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COTTON GETS BOOST
! IN TODAY'S TRADING
Advance of 3 TO liz Points in New
York-Crop Accounts Held
Favorable.

NEW YORK. August Am ad-
vance of 3 to. IL points in the cotton
market early today was partly re-
fiection of the strength at Liverpool
and partly due to a private crop re-
port pointing to a decline In the in
dicated yield as compared With the
last bureau report.
EARLY demand came chiefly from
shorts and New Orleans interests.
While. business was not broad. the
undertone remained steady, with
prices not far under the opening
levels at the end of the first. hour.
A little rain fell in the southern half
OF Texas, and crop accounts on the
whole were considered favorable :
At the best point of the morning
october sold at 2427 and December
24.2s, or II to 10 points net higher,
from which, rather sharp reactions
occurred toward midday, which car.
ried the active months points under
the previous close. This was attribut-
ed to crop estimated by Memphis
authority of 14,333.000 bales. The ay-
erage Of all private estimates. thus
far published for the end OF July is
Co., for condition, with an indicated
yield of 1a.5s6.oo0 bales.
Evening star., 1925-08-04
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received BY Private Wire Direct to The Star once

was carried to a new high above 20k
Fox Film also reached its best prices
at 5s1s, and Pathe Exchange was
bought above ST. The advance of Q
points in Victor Talking Machine was
set down to short covering. and after
this had been completed the stock
dropped back to it's former closing
levels. ST. Regis Paper was in de-
mand, advancing over 8 points.
The feature in the oil group was
the pronounced strength in Creole
Syndicate. It was reported recently
that the company had brought in a
2.300-bsrrel well and that daily ship
ments now approximate 5000 barrels.
Over 80 per cent of the stock is under
stood to be held by one group, and
dividends are said to be likely before
t,le end OF the year
Evening star., 1925-08-04
BOSTON WOOL PRICES.

BOSTON, Angus, 4 tSpecian.-The
wool market continued dull today and
there were indications that prices
could be modified II necessary to Sc
cure business. Most dealers. insist
that they are not shading prices, but
sales are being reported which indi-
cate concessions are occasionally be.
ing offered. Sales of good fleece woods
have been recorded at SO to 54 cents
for half -bloods eombing and SO for
three e-eighths blood. which are about a
cent a pound under nominal quota,
tions. Good Australian 64-70 have sold
at s1.15 pound, clean, a drop of 5
cents.
Evening star., 1925-08-04

NEW YORK. August 4.--Folloe :
ing is an; official list of bonds and
stocks traded in on the New York
Curb Market today
Evening star., 1925-08-04

Gains I'M New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, August IA, ep.--
The cotton market had a quiet epen-
ing. and first trades showed gaf1is of
2 to points, which was a poor re-
sponse to Liverpool cables, the Eng
lish market having come in better
than due Prices eased off a few
points ria'ht after the call, but soon
rallied, ooer trading up. to 1851
and December to 23.67. or to points
above yesterdays close. There was
an absence Of fresh developments, al.
though rain was reported from ,ex-
treme southern Texas. where not
needed. At the end of the first hour
trading was decidedly listless.
The market improved slightly on
fears Of too much rain in portions Of
the West, particularly in south Texas.
October traded up to 1884 and De
cenber to 23.6S. but later prices eaaed
off. owing TO the report OF. promi-
nent private authority making the in
dicated yield l4.333, 900 bales. October
dropped to 23.2S and December to
23.46. -Four private reports were Is
sued during the morning showing
condition ranging from Go TO SO, and
indicated yield from 13 400 900 TO, IA.
$4,000 bales.
Cotton futures closed steady at net de-
Evening star., 1925-08-04
TOBACCO SEASON OPENS.
Growers Association Begins Opera.
tions at 80 Warehouses.

RICHMOND, Va. August CP).-
fhe fourth annual season of the To-
bacco Growers Cooperative Associa
ton began TODAY, when 80 warehouses
operated by the organization in South
Carolina and the border counties of
North Carolina opened TO receive 1926
tobacco The association headquarters
here reported that one of the largest
crops of tobacco ever raised in South
Carolina is now being harvested.
Evening star., 1925-08-04
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. August A. Copper
firm. Electrolytic- spot, and nearby.
Az: futures, 141s and 14Ss. Tin
steady: spot and nearby, 1925: fu-
lures. $500, Iron steady; prices un-
changed. Lead steady: spot. S.50a
80. Zinc firm: East St Louis. spot
and futures, $50. Antimony. spot,
I.75a18.00.
Evening star., 1925-08-04
CALL MONEY RATES.

- NEW YORK, August 4.-Cail
money firm: high, AZ; low. Al ruling
rate, Al; closing bid. Az; offered at
4&; last loan, Az; call loans against
acceptances, az. Time loans firm;
mixed collateral, $3.50 days. 4a4A
4-6 months. 4Aa412; prime CONNER
efal paper, 4.
Evening star., 1925-08-04
Prices Steady I'm Liverpool.

Opening: October 234g December 2S s6
January 23 ,6s bid: March. 23S3 bid: May
Evening star., 1925-08-04
Watermelon Supplies Heavy.
Washington Stock Exchange

SALES.
Washington Gas 5s-s2. 600 at 9es.
washington Gas Us $500 at 103 u :,
50 500. at l03 Il
w Washingten Rwy., & Elee; ,4s--sI 900 at
Potomac Elec. 6s is5swloo at f05h.
Capital Trsction-5 at 100h. q at 100
Capital Traction 5s-S1 900 at 9s IA ,
So Oo9-s at SO u.
" ashington Ruy, Elec. -pd.---s at "a
10 at s4i<s 70 at 81 4. 10 at S4 Il. 10 at
Natls Mtge.o & Invest. pfd.-30 at ~. .
so al pc, 400 at 9h.
AFTER CALI
Potomac Elec. st 5s-S1 900 at lOOly
Lsnston Monotype-3 at 81
WsshinEton Gas Light-20 at 81. 20 at
e. & r. Tel. 5s-sl 900 at 100.
Capital Traction Cos at 100
Washington Gas 6s $4,000 at 102 Is
- UNLISTED DEPT
Chapin-Sacks Sc pfd-25 at o.
Mchey-Call loans. and per cent
Evening star., 1925-08-04
By WILLIAM f. HEFFERNAN
Special Dispatch to The star.

NpeIdI Dtspatch TO The Star
NEW YORK. August 4.-Publc
util'ty stocks We're favorites in the
buying movement on the curb ex-
change today. They were being bought
Tor reasons already pointed out
namely, substantial increases month
by month in earnings.
The features today included Elec.
tric Bond and Share, up 3 points;
American Superpower issues and AS
soclated Gas and Electric, the last
named up ~ to 412. Western Power
gained a like amount, but the buying
vas not persistent
There appeared to be no let-up in
Inc demand for motion picture stocks.
warner Brothers Pictures, class A.
Evening star., 1925-08-04
Money to Loan

Secured by first deed of trust on real estate
Prevailing interest and commits ssion
- Bldg. 9th & r n "
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Gains i'm New Orleans.

january, % SO: March. 1897. Nav q
Evening star., 1925-08-04

LIVERPOOL. August Cotton,
spot quiet: prices steady; American
strictly good middling, 14o4: good
middling. 1895. strictly middling
.69; middling, 1914; strictly low mid
ding. 1914; low middling, 12Te
strictly good ordinary, l2.39; good or,
binary. 11.7e. Sales. 5000 bales: Amer
lean, $500. Receipts, 5000; America n
500. Futures closed steady: August
1901; October. 1915: December, 12.ff-
January, 12.70: March, 12.74 May,
12.11: July, 1918.
Evening star., 1925-08-04

Cotton futures closed steady at net de
cline of "a to 81 points.
Evening star., 1925-08-04

The quality of hay is now deter
mined by its color shown in a special
machine that permits matching the
hue with predetermined shades.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
BANK SUSPECTS
HELD IN JAIL
One of Three Is Charged
With Portland Holdup

Satisfied that they have been inn
pllcatcd In recent major holdups
thruout tho state, the police were
holding Arthur Sarrano, &c, and
William Nelson, g. in tho city Jail
Friday. Mrs. Janc Mcndcz Sarrano
90. wife Of tho first man, Is also
held.
Sarrano was arrested at the re-
quest OF Portland, Orco police. who
have charged him with aiding in
tho 5000 robbery OF the Bank Of
Kcuton there, August 81, last year,
Chief of Detectives Charles Ten
nant is Investigating Sarrano's re-
cent movements. believing that he
may bc connected with tho si2,-
600 holdup OF the Nanalmo. h. c.,
bank, I'm December
Tenant believes that Sarrnno and
Nelson may have had n part In
recent bank robborIcs In Spokane,
Everett and Murysvillc
Detectives Jim Doom, Dan Nc
Lcnnnn, IT, Noria and G, G. Fort
nor arrested tho two mon aud the
woman In a downtown hotel, late
Thursday afternoon, finding thom In
possession of n snwcd-orr shotgun,
two automatic pistols and some ann
munltiou for tho battery of gums
II was Mt tho homo OF Sarrpnos
fathcr-m-law t7O7h Yale ave, that
James Burns, ono of the Nnnnimo
robbery suspects, was captured by
the police, April 20,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
RADIO
S45
MILLS WINNING
PRICE WAR
Indications Are That East
win Leave Control Here
ny FRANK FOSTER

Reduction IN the price m logs has
done tho lumber market but little
good. since 1t was echoed almost
Immediately by corresponding
drop n prices OF many items in the
lumber schedules However. II,
forms no basis for any permanent
standard Of prices. since the loggcrs
have announced their determination
not TO continue under present con.
diuons, and many Of them arc show.
INK proof OF their intentions by
making preparations TO close down
for the dry season about a month
earlier than usual this year.
The market having the most in.
fuenco on lumber operations in
Washington and oregon at the pres.
cnt time is that 81 the Atlantic
coast. Reports from that district
are conflicting. Certain Of our larg,
est operators have returned from
tours OF investigation turnout New
England and reported conditions un.
satisfactory. 10y reason Of the ar.
rival OF large unsold consignmcnts.
on the other hand some OF the
largest buyers in the same zone
frankly admit that the attitude OF
the Pacific coast mill men In refus.
ing TO be squeezed on prices. after
the fashion OF the past two years,
prcrerring to curtail their cut, Is be.
ginning TO tell.
They declare themselves inclined
To believe that the volume OF orders
that must shortly be thrown upon
the market will confirm the success
OF the mills TO maintain the upper
hand in setting prices.
There are several influences In
favor OF the operator. Dealers in
the Middle West report that the
spring trade is opening very salts.
factorily and anticipate a heavy in.
rux Of orders within n few weeks.
The export trade is steady Local
demand Is such as may be expected
from the building program We are
experiencing.
when these details are taken in
conjunction with the evident inten.
ton OF the loggcrs to get higher
prices or shut down. II does not
nccessitato extraordinary acumen
on the part of dealers in tho East
20 conjecture that the mill men OF the
West are winning in their struggle
10 control prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
AID
AT OPENING
Big Demand Gives Strong
Tone 10 Wall Street
WALL sTuTEr JouuNNi riNAN-
mn. III.AlI.M

NEW YORK May k'u urgent
demand fuJ leading in iuHtrial shares
impaired strong tunr Go the srn-
rrhl market lu tbr opening drnlinHn.
Mack Truck reached tufihrl
high ut l4I. white American car a
Foundry reached new hiFh ~ no
and activity at tho best levels "i
tho move WAS maintained in steel
General Electric. Westinghouse,
American Locomotive and Siuur7
bANrr
Stocks opened higher Htudrhak-
rr, an dividend. AS up h3 Read
ing. 79H. up a.. WrsiiuEhuu " n,
up Il. y. Y Central, ms M =
Stan lard Gas. bits. 40 ~ General
Motors. az. on 4. American Car
& Goundry, no up q American
sugar. tl4 up = Union iaylflg
i1.is up Southern Pacific, ipA.
up = Mack Truck i5t, up y Amer
lean Locomotive. lf9A up r. u0n-
sral Electric. $500 up iti A. 7. q
=. l8Ab. up - fhn-Ameflean ID.
rs up n, L. IS Steel iiGi,. up
=, New Haven, a24. ar I,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived Mas o. Hlf ArhllleH N".N
Vancouver Yia Tacoma "a $40 be- m "'
NarfuIaHd from Kan rrunrlseo Vie I've.
rtt ID noon. ~ Enrg sod from Nlaahh
Via HsllHrnam at uu"H 90 Wal. f'A
ffom Disum Of iib ms Hir 'a""H
frpui Alaska Nta Tacoma ~ l.'s n. WH
ftr Thgius from FRH iraHgisro via Ans
rartrs Ht "a m. sir Ysnuu FROM Ant
wrrp ,Ia ports az 1915 m stay
gu queen from Alaska - ii.3o g. me-
ru NaEh from honolulu Via hrhlos
hum end Tacoma "a $50 q W.. nlf lHh'
Nrttisi6n from ios Angeles ~ o.aN 81 m
81 Harry IurAsutHsh from fhilHh'lphlA
vita ports ~ ESQ o. ma Hlr 'ahate'la
from Tacoma at b. pa slr hhnl'nl
Dewey from Vancouver Via ports ~ l.4o
D. W.
sailed May = SIR Aismsas for Als'
be 81 o. m 80 TETON for los An.
Eelrs AZ no q m. arf Warvirh FOR To.
come a. $50 q no, ms Aprh Tor Alsnhn
VIA Auarortrs 81 igHei o.. n. atr ohio
on Tor Tacoma 81 ESQ tu. AHF o.
Nc Sierra flr Han FrarriarD - 10
g. tn. or Gymont for Tar0ms a. p
m str indiana f1r unfurhu1 and ports
&c B.ls b. m.. barge Helene W 80 N tuE
Haai fur Iouolulu via rort Ludlow a.
q. 90 rtr BIandarl HsF'irs for Abrfs
deem a. o m. su icbrr for las An
grlra - i'.ls 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08

FURNITURE At GIVE-AW
PRICES; Dining room table
and chairs. SAL; large leather
Morris chair. S25; i-hurncr gas
range, Slh; . SNl0 ANminatcr
rugs, $40 each; dresser, St2.6O:
now Victor console, Sth, with
90 records; colonial style piano,
S225; phonograph, s65. with
records aud two electric mo-
tora, SIS each; Ia and Is h-p.
hiT 10. Pike: IA NJ .06ag. (Wc
are not furniture dealcrsD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
JACK" DOING HIS WALTZ

Jaw and slowly turn him In tho Ill,
rsCtion desired Finish tho waits by
placing his feet against your lex
when be has done this trick sue
ccSIully pet him and lrt him play
about the house 30 that he will for
get the days work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
Foreign Exchange

%EW YORK MAY 5furrtEl *
rlanEr eiosst steady NsHlnz Itt#.|
francs. t8oEiat. lire. t9utibb Bsi.
sum- - 9s91t. marks 22Ae Holland.
tBlE NuFuass 1915 suglru sA8t Npb.
tfsal. 81 o6aIEkss Russia its HhanE
nat ftt Yokohama ts9s Ufsvrs.
10 BiEsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
Chicago Board of Trade
Seattle Wheat
Thursday. Quotation,


No Z soft whHs iIass 80 3 usuIrrn
white. asa No hard winter 81 81.
So H9rtHFu spfiuE ~ co. 81" : vest
err white itfs Na. : biE blus stem,
- tu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
WALTZ TRICK
EASILY TAUGHT

Tho waltz trick should De accom-,
plished In few lessons hy turning
him around to the left or to the right
as YOU wish
Place your hand under hts lower
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
SITTING POSITION
FIRST

You must start the trick each
time from a sitting position Repeat
this routine until ne is willing 10 do
II without food Now, 90 set dis
tRucc, place him few feet farther
away. A. tho snap 81 your fingers
he should rise and come TO you walk,
Ing on his hack fcot,
After he has become familiar with
this part Of the trick n IS time TO
correct the position OF his front feet
He may not hold them up properly
Corrcst posture Of the front feet may
be achieved by tapping them up
When the dog has been properly
trained for walking on hts hind feet.
n Is time TO take up what "a called
waltzing This movement IL SO nat
ural 20 a dog that b becomes a
habit and he adopts It ottsn-tmcs to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
Cash Wheat

CHICAGO Nav Cash phrat 40.
! hard itssa 80, J bard. iits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
- TRAINING YOUR DOG
DOG SHOULD LEARN TO
WALK AS NEXT STUNT
BY LOWRY l.. BRANCH

This Is the fourth ~ ,crios tell,
ING how tp train dog, Ia do tricks
The fiith win appear tomorrow,
A tTER teaching your dog 10 jump
~ and st an it IS time 90 start
him walking ON his hack feet Tho
dos should learn this trick u two
or three weeks.
Place tho dog about two feet in
mont ~ you in "a sitting position
Hold "a piece 81 meat over him $50
that he viii raise ON his launches 20
take tho food,
when tho dog has reached a walk.
ms position. slowly move your hand
toward Your body go that the dog
will uncousclously nut his feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
WHOLESALE -FOUR. GRAIN. TEED
OnnfnIInn. hr Iiahsr IlsnrlnK hIlls
HAY
anatsllsns BIZ W. y. Jshn . o..


rriers FaId Wholtsals Deaisrs
osststlsps By Pioneer Fruit q fred.es
Tue price, given are those made u
retain ssst,rs By uholsshisrs with
.,w seasonal exceptions. Prices 20 pro-
eScsxs cen =. ftEutsd BY dsduetinG TIE
.as, OF transperthtien TO Behttls and
approximately IL per cent Tor hauling.
.,oraEa and selling oostb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
sHINGtE MAHINET
touots tians by wrst Caast LumbsTmshs
Asaorlatlunl
SECOND GiIApI

standard stock prr EquHrs rsr ~.
commBa stars. 81 ssrto ,tsri %
pommon starr. 81 &c IS B0silo
Commoa clears ,.,., J sa.iss is0riso
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
San Francisco Produce

iHNt~Nes NN''N'S"
Halter Extras tiG e prime fiesta Gle
EEEs ESiraa, 4te ~tHa pallets Sic
unarrsisEa pulistn. -
Cheese -tsl luuas AmsTifas fancy &c
OFeEou TuPlFtA ssr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
The Seattle Star
1907 Seventh Avenue
MA in-0600
Classified Advertising
Rates
TRANSIENT RATES

Count Sir Words % the iinsl
On" lInH ur more iuHrfinn
.....-.. ... 20 sruiH
"h" llnr or m0rS--1 inHTflionE
..... ..Ih cents
hhln aud Female Help Wanted
huh Male and Female Nltun-
IONS rate pTr line ..... .lV cents
ALL CLASSIFIED ADNEtflElhg
'DhlNG FROM GlT or TltE
ATE or WAEHlSGTON COSTS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08

10 4 email mass
!. small social insect
10. To rotate
rs, largest pLtna
IL MraEsr
GS tn breath hard
20 Characteristic 81 noon
20. A white flower tactn IN mans
buttouholeI
a. Vulgar
90 Male drcssWakcr
4. Covered by fugtE6ar
81 Precise
20. Plot Of ground
81. To squeHl.
&c. To accomplish
g. Point of compass,
IS. Ages.
80. Prolonged sound u %
90. ContrRitg.
81. Exchange premium.
-. NeElccts.
&C. Fixes
81. solemn vow
IS. Enemy
co. Born.
81 HiocAhead
So By
-. Lair.
So. Diminutiyc for father
IS. First pcrs. pruu0un.
THE ANSWER TO TUESDAYS
PUZZLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
MILK AND CREAM

mik -cut. Fob seattle supply iN
y - - rpndsrHory ss.f.r.s Nv
Sweet Cream, 4 o M. station 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
Local Markets
DAIRY ruoDUUTs
oasintlan. b. rrrrr nrs-.


9aoiHtions by FrTy bro--
rrioe. Paid shippers. CITY deiivsvy.
frisss In osuntTy, oasss returned re iesa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08

HERE we have again our old.
Ii ancient friend. the legendary
bird OF prey. And along with this
giant is a LiiIiputian also well known
TO crossword puzzle fans
HORIZONTAL.
Repast.
4 One
$ Pen for sheep
.. city.
II. To foray.
-. Neuter pronnun.
Is. Weaving twigs,
] 5. 3.i4ls.
10. 4 convent worker
Il. Straight.
%. Fluid used Tor illumination.
-. Legendary bird Of prey.
70. Opening that permits water TO
escape.
70. To sunburn.
81. To pry.
%. Half an en-.
30. An entertainment at home.
81. The plant spikenarl
~. Moved smoothly.
IS. Group Of three.
50. To flog.
81. The belief in God. but not in re-
ligiou.
%. Exclamation.
Al. Pertaining 10 sound.
So L9 TIC
-. Thin membrane or layer
As. To equip.
~ Unit
4s. To bind
90 To assist.
SO. Like.
3d. Initiated
55. Yellow Hawaiian bird.
Sc Skin OF fruit.
81. To suppose.
50. Ancient.
so. Oceans.
81. Small sslRmandsr.
VERTICAL
!. Principle. leading
2. Proposition OF place.
3 Humble.
4. Up 10.
r. Prank.
8 Small pear shaped fruit
7. Alleged power producing hypno-
tism.
:. a raised Platform.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08

Ii'fa or white she'll eases rsri
ll'HiH Or miGrd s1iora .,....r.
iuIirtH. cana FFfHU Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
ShipNews
Tides In Seattle

SATURDAY
MAY o
flut uiEl iia'
tHg a. w 40 N
tIrst Low Ias
rs tu
s--snd IliEh tide
10 o. m. ha g.
second low ihd0
fiEi D. m 90 ~
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. HitiAN
n A q

NAY .
first liiEh Tide
Isl t r. m iib a.
iIrst Low Tide
loo ttam 90 ~
Hsoand lilEh 40"
30 O. m mo o.
-ropnd low tldr
nee y o., 50 a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08

MONTHLY LINEAGE RATE
calendar MONTH";
bo - - lines ussd during cal
"udHT month. cents
100 ~ 10, lines used during cal
"ndhr month ............tt cents
900 20 211 lines used during Cal-
TndHr month ....11 cents
10" 90 800 lines used during call
"udHf month ...........IE cents
800 ~ 100 lines used during cal
rudHT month. ...........tliz cents
900 70 900 lines used during. cal
endHr month .......-...ii cents
500 20 900 lines used during cnl-
cudHr month -...........l0i4 cents
700 Or moro lines used during
calendar month .-.s.-...l 10 cents
COUPONS - Cash In Advance
AvN ZINES. rsrs.s.s.ss....r ilh.pp
FIXED SPACE RATES
! line or more FOR l2 mouths.....
.-...r.r-s-....... 81 90 per line
! line or more FOR 6 months ..-..
. s.rars.s- rsrrr.sss r..r. VI 20 per llhe
i line or more Tor Q months
.'ssr.ss.s..sr.s.. 81 % Der line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
BUTTER AND CHEEsE
EsAafa Paid NNhSlrsals Deaisrs
~ bfatiis aFlAHFN
IIyEsTOCH

oustatIop. at uuiSn Steck NardS
Receipts 11i cattle, 40 hoEs.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-04-30
WALTER GANDER JR.,
ORDINANCE NO. II

Amending Section / of Ordinance No
8, changing Village Board meetings
The Village Board of Eagle River, vi
las County, Wisconsin, do ordain as
follows:
SECTION 1. Hereafter Section /
of Ordinance No. 8 of the Village of
Eagle River, Villas County, Wisconsin
is amended and shall read as follows:
SECTION 1. The Village Board
of Trustees in and for said Village of
Eagle River, Villas County, Wisconsin
shall hold its first meeting in each
year on the first Monday after cleo
ton in April, and shall thereafter
hold a regular meeting on the second
and fourth Mondays of each month,
and at such other times as the Board
of Trustees shall elect. The Presi-
dent or any two Trustees may call a
special meeting by written request
therefor filed with the Village Clerk,
who shall thereupon serve a written
notice upon each of the members, to
be served personally or left at their
several places of abode at least six
hours prior to the time for such meet
ing. The hour of meeting of the
Board of Trustees shall be 1880 D. m.
except during the months of May,
June, July, August and September of
each year, when the hour shall be at
500 o'clock p. m. and shall be held
at the Clerks office in the Village
Hall. Four members shall constitute
quorum for the transaction of bust
ness.
SECTION 2. This Ordinance
shall take effect and be in force from
and after its passage and publication
N. M. EMMONS,
Village President.
Attest. WALTER GANDER JR.,
Village Clerk.
Ordinance No. IL was adopted April
9th, 1926 and published April 80,
1926
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-04-30
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO

The death of Mrs. Maxwell Magee
occurred after an illness of several
months.
John Benson was a visitor at Rhine
lander
Earl Richmond went to Marshfield
to clerk in drug store.
Arvid Holm of Milwaukee came ur
to make some improvements on his
place on Rice Greek.
Mrs. Jas. Hall of Amigo was visit
ing her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. HI
Thompson.
John Wilds returned from a cruis
ing trip in Minnesota.