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London Bolshie Ball All
 Russians Except Dancers

LONDON, Feb. 16.-Vodka grog and Vodka eggnog were featured at a Bolshevik ball given in Hammer smith, London, recently in aid of the West London hospital There were a great many Russian costumes on the floor and among the spectators, but no Russians dancing
 bomb was exploded on the dance floor at midnight, but it's contents did no damage as they were nothing more than numerous Russian novelties, to be distributed among the women pres ent.
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Mrs. c. T. Garrett, wife of the jailer at Edmonton, Ky, discovered a prisoner escaping and drove hin ,ck to his cell by throwing bricks a. aim with telling effect.
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Mrs. Mary Ann Mover, S2, enter tained 26 persons, all over so years of age, at dinner at Perkaise, Penna. The oldest guest was Peter Hager, I97. After dinner the party made an automobile tour of several miles.
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Members of the
 Alaska Legislature

The following comprise the Territo- rial legislature, which will meet in Juneau, March ?:
 Senators. First Division-Hunt and Aldrich. Second Division-Ayers and Brown Third Division-Dimond and How ard.
 Fourth Division--Pratt and Dunn.
 representatives. First Division-Grant, Hardy, Fer guson and Paul. Second DivisiOn--Nyler, Sundquist, Jensen and Elliott Third Division-Murray, Wilcox, Grier and Sherman. Fourth Division-WatsOn, Moody. Sheldon and Ross.
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Lila Schmid, 1O-year-old farm girl of Green County, Wisconsin, has been offered 5000 for two brown Swiss calves, with which she has won $500 in prizes and also the national cham pionship in their class.
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Miss Phoebe Jane Fairgrave, P. of St. Paul, will shortly attempt to break the woman's parachute jump ing record, which she now holds. In 1921, when she was only IS, she leap ed from an airplane at a height of II, 800 feet.
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Mrs. H. w. Meharg of PlainvieW is the new secretary of state of Tex as. She is a former school teacher and the mother of several children.
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Mrs. Rufus Ledbetter, 5, of Hal lidaybOrO, H., who was married at IA, is the mother of 16 children, in- |cluding one set of triplets and three sets of twins
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PLAYING AGAIN

Suzanne Lenglen, noted tennis star of France, who is again playing, af ter a long illness. She is at the Riviera, where she is training for the International and Wimbledon matches this year.
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Remington Portable Typewriters at the Alaska Shop. If
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in a line from Halibut Point to Cape Burunof.
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Additional Regulations
 By Fisheries Bureau

The regulations for the protection of the fisheries of Alaska published in Department of Commerce Circular Mo- 251, 11th edition, under date of December 2, 1924, are hereby amend
 ed and supplemented by the follow ing regulations:
 Kodiak Area. Herring fishery-Regulation No. 1 is amended to read as follows: Tn the period from June 1 to October l, both dates inclusive, commercial fishing for herring is prohibited in all waters closed throughout the year to salmon fishing.
 Cook Inlet Area
 Herring fishery-Regulation No. 4 is amended to read as follows: Tn , the period from June 1 to October l, both dates inclusive, commercial fishing for herring is prohibited in
 all waters closed throughout the year to salmon fishing.
 Prince William Sound Area Herring fishery-Regulation No. 1 is amended to read as follows: Com
 mercial fishing for herring is prohib- ited during the period from January l to June 24, both dates inclusive, and from November 16 to December
 31, both dates inclusive, of each cal endar year.
 Regulation No 3 is amended to
 read as follows: In the period from
 June 1 to October 1, both dates in
 elusive, commercial fishing for herr ing is prohibited in all waters clos
 ed throughout the year to salmon fishing.
 Southeastern Alaska Area ! Herring fishery-Reguiation Mo- 1
 is amended to read as follows In the period from June 1 to october 1 l, both dates inclusive, commercial fishing for herring is prohibited in all waters closed throughout the year to salmon fishing. The waters of Kanalku Bay, Admiralty Island,
 are closed throughout the year to
 commercial fishing for herring.
 Regulation No. 2 is amended to read as follows: Commercial fishing for herring is prohibited during the period from March 1 to April 30, both dates inclusive, of each calen- dar year, except that such fishing may be conducted from March 15 to April 15, both dates inclusive, in waters in the vicinity of Sitka with
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04

BAD debts collected Universal Adj.
Co, ELiot-i6T0. lS02 Alaska Bldg.
DIR. IsHAM. Chiropodist, Peoples
Bank Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
MART CONTINUES
UPWARD TREND
Leaders in Mondays Rise
Still High at Opening
wAIr STREET JOURNAL
I'm ItIsAII.M

NEW YORK. AUG. Pronounced
huUyUury marked the opening IN
stocks which lvd yesterday visor
Gus advance. American Can forged
into further record territory "a
lstit. while Columbia Gha also at
tanned unprecedented Levels, jumping
4. 90 fgar
Public Service Corporation ~ New
Jersey reached urw hiEh Tor the
year az 49, and General Electric
moved up fruyti2nally 90 sos Equip
mCuiH were heavily sold ON basis uf
American Locomotive report for
the first HlN months ~ the year
witch showed balance Of SO cents
n share. compared with dividend rrH
gulrUmcnta Tor th" period 90 f3ao.
American Locomotive rrrrdrd more
than point % liEh, while baldwin
reached new lpw ground uu tho cur
rent reaction az ne
The market opened higher
American sugar tss up e PAM
American o. 1Up up y. baldwin
llE. OF ~ Rock Island l5a ,
American can. 2iia, up p General
Mnfurs s9s, up a, American Tsle-
phone 1924 up q. General Electric.
sos up 2, Montgomery ward, ~.
up y. q g. Rubber tsas. up e Co
lumbia Gas, gaA. up ~. Northern
Pacific g. up ~ New Haven. Sc.
no e Texas Company, 90. or 70
o. e Steel ilA's, of a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
Sewing Machines

$500 and up; easy terms. white
Sowing Machine Co, 1919 4th ake.
REPA1RlNG-Shoe wanted, soc up.
Market 1891 u Westlake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
Super-PotUer ubes
Announced by RCA

Superpowcr TUBES Tor receiving
sets viii DO on the market abou, Sep
tcmber /. Radio corporation an.
nounced today. They win require
from 1876 to $50 volts on tho plate.
with :2ts grid bias. and win give.
in some cases, double loudspcaker
strength.
Three new tubes OF this typo arc
TO be marketed. They'll be known
as uXl20. trxli2 and GfX.2i0. Each
win be designed FOR connection TO
the las, audio stage The uN.2i0
may be used with the regular slx.volt
Al battery. but viii use $50 volts on
the plate.
Radio corporation also viii intro,
ducc two new types OF rectitier tubes
for use with B-i battery cllminatorE.
All the new tubes viii be built on
the RCA standard lux" base
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
Tacoma Amateur
Heard in Africa

JOHANNESBURG. South Africa.
Aug. "a record Tor reception OF
messages by radio seems 10 have
been made by s. c. rlrass Of
Pinecotc, Bramlry. this city whom
he succeeded on hIa radio station.
DAM. In hearing Hazlstt Weather.
wax. owner OF station sCsT. OF
Honolulu. Hawaii. talking with sta
ton FOB. owned and operated by
G. r. Butler Of Tacoma. wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
WEDNESDAY
HOME STATIONS

kJR t3siDi stocks. markets. 1915.
organ recital: 1ata, produce market
1918. music lovers club. &. thsators, Z.
Sears, Roebuck program; s.50. studio pro-
gram
krOA $50 -iz.5O. Rotary club lunch
and 8. Hoffman, orchestra; 6.i5 and
$50 studio programs
kTCL t3O5D-9s50. stocks and markets
Van Cooks exercises 1875. Junior Radio
Tillicums, 2. N. W. Products orchestra
10, Alaska night
OTHER STATIONS
KPO 92s). San Francisro-7. orchoa.
ira; s, Spanish night concert; and 10.
orchrHtrHH
KIN t5oo). OaslRnd-s. education pro.
gram, 0. concert: 10. orchestra.
kGO t3BD, Oaklgnd--5, orchestra; :.
news: silent night.
XII H8T), Los Angeles Ventura
string quartet .. program; TO- Patrick.
Marsh orchestra
XIII 900, Los AnRslss-S. nhtron-
omy lecture: $3.50. music; 1880, or
cheutrn.
xxx t33D. Hollwood--7, orchestra: 3.
feature program.
KEW ODD, Portland-s and 10. con
crrts.
KOA t32S), Denver. why Kids
Lie" by Judge Ben Lindsay; studio mus
teal program.
voc $50. Davenport, organ music,
soprano soloB.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
~
PERSONAL

Veterinarian: CApitl-A7aj. office,
Cor Blaine and EREtlako ave. Sur
EicAl ward for small animals.
RHEUMATISM and blood disorders
Cured. o, 7. Seymour. 4077 Arcade
bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04

soprano aria, Chnrmant olscnu DAVID
Vera Downs PrreR, flute oblguto by
Six Merrigolll. Plano SOLO selection, by
clyde Lehman; II TrOyhtoro, Hclccton
YerdD; Melodies OF Yesterday arranged
by Honrl DamHkl-Tha orchestra BaKo.
phono solo, selected, by Henri DnmHh;
Soprano aria, 10 the Gentle Lark (Blsh-
OBJ. by Vera Downs Preog, Melody In
Y RubonHtolnj by string trio. Violin
solo CzhrdaH fMontB. bYlferbart Prccg;
Mariana overture CWallnoo)-Tho or.
cnoHtra.
1911 r, VI.
KFOA--BddIe GfHrlsnoaa dance orohes.
ira, from Marine room. Olympic Hotel,
WEDNESDAY
Di3O-tD a. W.
TTCf~=BtOckH, news, markets, produce
auotntlona.
t0-l5Ii5 a. NJ.
KTCJ-YHn Cooks beauty oSorglHss.
iODb-i0ii5 A. ".
ETCfS-KTCL Junior Radio rliiicumH
1891 1870 T.. ",
kfOA--il Rotary club lunch program
I-l1b T.. VI.
kJii Closing market quotations.
i1bs1li5 y. NJ.
KJIl--Columbla thcatsr organ recital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
Seattle Programs for Tonight
GBit5 r.. M.

G-6.t5 r. NJ.
KFOA-Conoert by Holman orchestra,
olympic Hotel. Program Overture, n |
We're King adam; waltz, Tres Jolin
,WAidtsufei); Suite, Indian Love Lyrics
Finden). Ave Maria (schuberDj Cha
cone DURAN.
8I5-Si15 r. NJ
KFOA--RhodeB store musical program.
7-s T.. VI.
KTCIr-Kirdhnar'a New Washington
hotel orchestra. sponsored by BImond
Saw and Steel CO. Talk by Prof. Bror
j.. Grondal, U. OF W.. on Products From
the Forest.
1890 r. ".
RTCL,-'rhreo talks ON Estate Prob
JOINS an They Affect tho Individual" by
Frank ", BlsBlop. vice president, Guar.
anty Trust company New York. l.. H.
Jtoseberry Vice president, Becurliy Trust
and Bayings bank, Ion Angeles and
Leroy A. Merbhon. secretary, trust COM
pany section, American Bankers hsHo.
Walton. Music by ErchnerH orchestra
BJft Puget Sound Baylnga and Loan
yssoolRtlon. presenting Henri Damskl and
dis orchestra, IN this pregnant Cadz
fBpHnlBh Military march)i Rose hario
selection CFrlml)i Dream Flowers waltz
intsrmszIo (Transloltor) THE orchestra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04

Regina's Moose band radiates
Tuesday evening at ] from
CNRR on the 356-meter wave.
Bedtime travel tale ON the same
broadcast. o Temporal, o mores.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
f5h0ur%Hour "1sAn Toda(D
TUESDAY


KJR (3sD-ioi5o. educational pro-
cram: I. markets; 1915, organ recital:
1at5. produce report; 2:i5. food talk. g.
thsstsrs. $3.50. studio program. DRmskrS
orchestra
KFoA G5D-i7:3o. KlvanIs lunch: 4
and S. Holman orchestra; s:gs and B.3O,
studio programs; 10. Harkness orchestra
kTCL (305l-9:30 markets. news. 10,
TTCf. Junior Radio TiiIlcuns: 1880.
Moves. cafeteria orchestra; Z, Krchuer's
orchestra; 3. Frank ~. HlasOn. n. Y.
banker. and otaerH on Estate Prob
lsms," Rirchner's orchestra.
OTHER STATIONS
KPO B2s), San Franclsco-7. orrhss-
ira: 2. Olympic club: Q. MArimbh band.
golf lesson. TO- Cablrians' orchestra.
XIX t5o9), Oakland. news, mar
totH.
KGO (35D. Oakinnd-s. Little gym
phony orchestra; 10. dance orchestra.
XII tI5O. Los AnseisB-7. string
quartet: 3. program: 0. orchestra: 10,
ballad hour
XIII 9o5), Los Angsles-7:s0, band
and Gles club. s:5o. program: 1890,
orchestra
XIX (337). Hollywood. orchestra.
8, program: 10. movie night.
KCW ADD, Portland--s, concert; 0
and 10, orchestras.
voc $50, Davsnport-s, musical
program.
KOA 1920, Denyer--s:5O. concert; al.
lent night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
WHEAT LEADS IN
GRAIN ADVANCE
Late Profit-Taking Causes
Drop From Days Peak

CHICAGO. AuE. 1.-Graln futures.
under leadership ~ wheat made
Eu0a gains iu tuday'a session on tho
bHari ~ trade Late profit taking
drnrp-i prices from tho days high
point
Spirited commission house buying.
short covering and lack ~ pressure
made Tor the sharply higher wheat
close. Sentiment was decidedly bull
iah based on uHfaVufablr private
crop figures Holiday observance in
Liverpool and Winnipeg made the
trade urr~HHariiy local. Exports
were negligible
Corn borrowed most % iiu
strength from tho leading cereal,
Lack or features made tho oats
market narrow affair
Provisions dropped or IN hslatrh
llauldatiuHs - commission houses,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
Radio Sketch Is
Popular With Fans

The Speed Limit" n short sketch
put on BY the KTCI players last Sat.
urday evening. evidently made a hit,
judging by scores OF letters arriving
at the KTCL New Washington hotel
studio.
One fan complained because a cou.
pie OF characters In tire sklt got a
marriage license in Seattle and pro.
posed to use II in Spokane Marriage
license is good anywhere in the state.
county auditor says. And that's that.
Another rapid fire sketch Will be a
feature Of Katy's Gangs Doin's next
Saturday evening, according 10 Hnr.
old Gramm. director.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
WJAZ Broadcasts
From Pixies Peak

Radio again hit new mark
when tho Zenith Portable station.
wJAZ. now on broadcasting tour
from town 10 town % the Pacific
Coast. climbed TO the summit Of
Fixes Peak in the Rocky Noun.
hlus and broadcast two separate
conccrta-a general concert at 10
p m. and az a. m broadcaHt
messages IN an attempt TO reach
tho Macmillan Arctic expedition.
now nearing the most northcrly tn.
habitcd point IN tho world. Eiah.
Greenland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
STORES TO RENT

WE will sublet part OF store. aboir
1000 square feet. including be
cony, suitable for wholesale displ.~
rooms or storage: this space mr.
be had very reasonable by desi
able tenant. Apply at 1914 Thl
Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
TO KEEP TREE
California Won't Part With
First Orange Bearer

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Aug. A.
Despite efforts TO remove "Califor.
MAS mother orange tree" the his.
toric fruit bearer viii remain in
this state.
Tho Butte county board Of super.
vsors ruled to this effect when
Mrs. G. l.. Richards of Medford.
Orco tried to buy the tree for trans
plantation in her own state. She
is said to have offered a large price
for tho tree.
Tho mother troe' Is roputod to
be tho first orange tres planted In
California and is regarded as n
valuable historical relic of the
states citrus industry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
SsFhe Radio Star
$50 Kilowatt
Station for
London, Eng.

HARDLY has tho echo OF tho call
L l. FOR high power brondcaHting ne.
turned when another call FOR even
higher power goes out
Such Is the remarkable progress
OF radiol
Five klowatts, considered high
power yesterday. is low power today
That Was tho limit set az the national
radio conference last September
A new 5OHlowatt broadeasting
station b. being completed az Bound
Brook n, J., Co be substituted Tor
the comparatively low power appa,
Mlua nf VIZ Nm Now York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
$500 o WATTS FOR
LONDON STATION

The General Electric company be-
making an S0nlowltt vacuum tube
tnusmItter Tor the United States
navy. 10 be installed al tho naval
hlghpowvr station az Marc island,
California,
other sohlowatt stations. some
FOR commercial and others Tor broad,
casting purposes, may 30 expected
IN the near future. II plans OF radio
authorities and engineers viii be- full
filled.
Europe has gone ever further
The main hroadrbstlug station
near London II being planned as tir
center of tho worldwide radio chain
which that country has been dovol
uplng 20 link lis colonies A. such
rs power may rise 20 the Intensity
of $50 klowntts 20 that communi.
cation between England and India,
or England and South Africa may be
realized by "a single jump,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
7 ROOMS AND BOARD

BOARD and room. home privileges.
Walking distance. 1909 Z Pikst
EAst-1b06. T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04

Featuring schubert's 3 minor
symphony and 90 minutes OF Rus.
sian folk music. with illustrative
eomme~', the KGo Little Symphony
orchestra. under the baton Of Carl
Rhodehamel. will be heard over KGo
Tuesday evening between s and 10
o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
FUNERAL NOTICES
CARD OF THANKS

CARD or THANKS
Wo desire TO express our heartfelt
borE for their love and sympathy
IN the sad hour OF our bercnve-
men In the loss OF our dear hus-
band son and brother. Harry c.
Snyder.
MRS. HARRY c. SNYDER.
MRS MARTHA SNYDER.
], j SNYDER.
MRS. 4. G. FESSENDEN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Aug 1=FufsiEn 81
change opened steady. HsTllnE. itt8G sic.
Francs .1i7fh lire ,o1tss Belgium.
Hit9h marks. $3.50. Sweden. ggsS,
SoTaay, }si5. Greece. eitt,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
Seattle Wheat
Mondays Quotations
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK Aug Foreign az
shanua closed FIRM, Sterling demand
1858 francs. 6iTI lire. 01tta. BEL
sium. 0tfla marks. gsE1s Holland. t0lgs
Hur1Sn. gf-ft. NnruHE 1888. Montreal
100. Huasia f6s Greece, pIgs. BAauE
hal. fgh. Yokohama. ilzt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
BANKERS WILL
BROADCAST
And Amateurs May Hear an
Arctic Concert

DACIFIC NORTHWEST amateurs
who built the Radio star Rein,
srtz short wave set may hear another
Arctic concert. broadcast by Conn
mander Macmillan, az Etah, Green
land, Wednesday evening at Z, Pacific
standard time. The broadcast will be
on the tOmetcr wave Il win last
one hour.
Eastern stations are preparing 20
pick up tho concert, but viii not at
tempt 10 robroadcast. Tests viii be
made, however. with tho object OF
rebroadcasting other Arctic concerts,
There are one or two interesting
hroadcasts In Seattle Frank IL Sis.
son. vicr president o. the Guaranty
Trust Co, OF New York. and one Of
the nations best known bankers
speakers from RTCL az 5. explaining
estate problems as they affect the
individual.
on the same program l. u
Roseberry, vice president OF tho Sc,
curity Trust and Savings bank OF
Los Angeles. and Leroy A. Mershon,
secretary OF the trust division OF the
American Bankers association. will
speak. The program Is under the
auspices Of the third regional trust
company conference OF Pacific and
mountain states. American Bankers
association, Kirchner's orchestra
will play.
Henri Damsld's orchestra plays on
Puget Sound Savings and Loan pro.
gram from KJR. starting az $50
Vera Downs Preeg will sing Char
mant Oiseau." with flute obtgato
by Signor Merrigiolli clyde Leh-
man. often heard with the Moves
cafeteria orchestra. will offer piano
solo or two.
Al Kirchner's orchestra plays for
s.mond Saw and Steel Co over
KTCL and Prof. Bror l. Grandal.
U. OF W, talks on Products From
the Forest"
KFoA's nightly broadcast from
$50 10 10 will be Gu, TO but three
nights a week. for some time In any
case, It Is announced. The programs
will be given on Mondays. wednes,
days and Fridays only. Hitherto they
have been on every night. with the
exception OF Thursday and Sunday.
This weeks Wednesday program will
feature the popular Elks' Temple or
gan. with solo of two In between
numbers.
Regina's Moose band radiates
Tuesday evening at ] from
CNRR on the 356-meter wave.
Bedtime travel tale ON the same
broadcast. o tempora, o mores.
Featuring schubert's y minor
Symphony. and 90 minutes OF Rus.
sian folk music. with illustrative
comme~,, the KGo Little Symphony
orchestra, under the baton Of Carl
Rhodehamel. will be heard over KGO
Tuesday evening between and 10
o'clock.
Twenty Minutes OF Russian Folk
Music" by the KGo orchestra, will
include folk tunes woven into well.
formed compositions by Glinka.
father OF Russian music, and Tschni.
kowsky, the great composer. who
took the raw material OF the peas
ants and made It acceptable to cars
Of the Western world.
kP0, now booming In on 1000
watts, offers marimba band
at Tuesday that looks like
good bet. Harold Sampson gives
golf instructions on the same
program
XII has string quartet playing
Hawaiian music at 7. dance pro-
gram at and the popular Packard
ballard hour at 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

SEW YORK Aug 7-nsw sugar.
firm spot ttlf. refined. quiet Grznus
lated. f2spWEtg
coffss-No Rio, 'oA Santos. .5ls,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
Chicago Board of Trade
San Francisco Produce
Monday, Quotations

Batter Ertrss. siee. prime trsts. nom
tual
EEEs Extras. tET extra pulists, Use.
uud-TsltFd pallets. Sc
Cheese California fists. fancy. stH G.
YouHE Americas. fancy, .sMea Oregon
irlpls's. stars oregon YourE Amer.
tFss ssn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
NO REVOLUTION IN
SETS COMING, SAYS
ONE RADIO EXPERT

GARDEN CITY. y, Y Aus I,
VI NO revolutionary and
startling advanccmentB in radio
equipmcn, are likely 10 be made.
says J, H. Morecrot,, past prvsl.
don't Of the Institute % Radio En.
glnecrs, writing FOR Radio Broad.
cast.
THE history OF radio hc Fays,
has been one OF slow evolution,
and the radio sets now on the
market are as efficient and as Elt.
isfactory as the sets which win
be made a few years from now
Present equipment viii r..
main standard for many years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
25 FURNISHED
HOUSEK EEPING ROOMS

NEWLY furnished house keeping
room, SO week. 1922 MeIrose ave.
after g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
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West selling direct to users.
garage doors, mirror doors, French
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Breakfast hooks. complete with
tables and benches.
Flour bins, drainboards. medicine
cabinets.
Special cabinet work. doors and
windows for all purposes.
custom made screen doors and win
dow screens.
Windshield glass and sedan door
lights replaced whilo you walt
Send or telephone (ELiot-65oS) for
our bo-page illustrated catalog OF
factory priced, fine quality sash,
doors and millwork.
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Wash.
SAVE MONEY : Buy used auto
parts, 10th ave. at Yesler cable.
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Mattresses and carpets p, elSsq 80
BEacn-07SS.
SHOES RESOLED 75c. HEELS sbc.
GUARANTSEEp. 1909 Sth. at PIKE
WE buy aud sell clothing and furs.
THE OWL 13l7h First Ave,
DROP-HDAD good sewing machine,
$40 lG22 WcStlale,
LET SAM SlLVERMAN be yAJ
WATCH DOCTOR" 1l0S ThIrdVl
Giynan Electric, zoos WostlaKe,
lGLlot-G02S.
Wash. Typewriter Co.
All Makes or Rebuilt Typowrlters
Rebuilding and Repairing
t0i UNION ST. Ell iot.6s,s
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