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New York Coffee Market

NEW YORK, May 27.--The cof-
fee market was from to Is points
higher at the opening today. July,
17.50@60; September, 1885; Decem-
ber, 14.90@9S; March, 14.40.
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Canadian Wheat

WINNIPEG, May 27.-Openine
wheat: July, 179A 0180A down
2m @1h; October, 1.47s @14siz,
down IL Oh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-02
M'KAY EXHIBITS
Auto Show Marks Formal
Opening OF Rooms

Announced nr the most luxurious
and most finished automobile display
salon in the city invitations have
been sent out by the William o. Me.
Kay company FOR the formal opening
~ their show rooms al tho exhibit Of
Lincoln automobiles wednesday
evening. Junc J. Tho show rooms
arc located az COS wcsilake ave. y.
Nine models % Lincoln cars viii
he shown, together with custom built
bodies by Fleetwood, Brun a Judkina
and other artists,
Invitations have been mailed 10 The
city council member, officers az
For, Iawton, all Lincoln car owners
and number OF prominent society
people,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-02
ELKS' BAND TUESDAY

Interesting programs are lined up
FOR this week on the 5000 period
from KFoA. Tuesday night "a con,
cert by the Seattle I.lks' band will
be- broadcast by remote control from
tho Elka temple "wednesday even,
Ing 90 voices from tho NordIca
Choral club, under Helen Grove
Smelling, viii sing concert A
vocal and Instrumental concert by
pupils OF Francis Armstrong m
Hchedrled for Friday evening ON
Saturday tho Seattle fire depart
mont musicians win play an orchcs.
ira concert commemorative Of the
great Seattle fire or SO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-02
FIRM TONE AT
MART OPENING
Motor and Great Northern
Stocks Show Gains
WALL STREET JOURNAL FISAN-
IIAI IIEAII-kA


NEW YORK. June THE stock
market showed firm tone IN early
dealings. continuing the movement
which was IA progress IN the last
/ 8 minutes yesterday
Maxwell y certificates opened up
NJ ii2. and the interest was nI-
tended 10 other issues. notably
Wlllyt overland common. which
gained 2. nt ~.
Great Northern. pfd. sold NJ s7lA.
up y. IN response 10 Dow-Jonea'
story indicating the Northwestern
roads would receive "A rate increase
over Bottle was up - At 4a5a
This stock has been accumulated by
strong interests recently on It's OK
ceilent balance sheet and earning
power
All the wire stocks were strong.
with American Telephone selling ht
1904
stocks opened easier. American
Smelling. t0sis, or Y: willys-
! Overland, 2iis. up r.; American
I Locomotive i2iA. up y: North
American. taI4 Industrial Alcohol.
I ~ VI. off = Southern Railway. s5Js .
{ Pennsylvania. s5Z. or -. General
Motors. 7sls. Off 4. Anac0n ia. sai. F:
{ Reading, ksfs. up 4. Consolidated
Z Gas, s6a. or !. international Pa
7 per. i2A. or -: St Paul. 81.
I studabakeT. t6R. Off 4: u. s. Steel.
ltia. Of ~ Texas Company. IS.
up y. Atehthon. 1893. of = Pan
American Petroleum y. 16is. or -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-02

Seattle boating enthusiasts. who
have hitherto had trouble with TO,
dlo because the sea air eorodcd
parts OF sets. arc looked after in n
new marine set designed by the Ma.
lone Lennon laboratories. New
York. This set Is water.ught and
alright designed either for n loop
or Tor short antcnna, such as may
be erected on motor cruiser, spe
cial arrangements arc made TO mount
tho receiver on a flexible stand. cut.
ting out vibration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-02
TRY SHORTER ANTENNA

II YOU have an apartment house
antenna downtown in Seattle. don't
make II more than 100 feet long, In
GLIDING the lead,ln, Connect ,0ooi
or .OO0s5 fixed condenser IN series
with the antenna. Thatu make
your set moro seIectlve and enable
you to cut thru the locals, In &c.
RES" means you connect one side OF
the condenser TO the lead-In. the
other to the antenna pos, Of your
set.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-02
Arrivals and Departures

Arriyed-Iunr Str Northiand from
San Frhncirco nj $3.50 y. IN, ms Apex
from ALASKA via Apacortes at 7;45 y.
m. str kentucbian from Boston via
ports at b:30 y. IN, str Northwestern
from Alaska az 1885 n m.
Sailed s.-str Admiral Evans
for Alaska at 10 n. m, ms GeiRha for
South American ports via ports at II a.
M. str slidzuokH Maru for HongkonE
iva porta ut 10 a. m, str steel Scientist
for London and Liverpool via ports at
$3.50 n. M, str HARDWOOD for Los An
Eeles Via Tacoma at a. m, str Thomas
+. Bcal for Baltimore via ports at a. m
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advertisement
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Healed With CranbenieS

The mild acid juice found in Gran.
berries seems TO kill tho tiny skin
parasite which Is the direct cause
OF Eczema and most skin irrita.
lions. With the cause removed. the
healing takes place quickly crnno.
lene Healing Cream. used extor
naily. is based on this discovery, In
this cream the cranberry juices
have been combined with soothing.
cooling. healing oils. Instantly stops
the itching and speedily restores
the skin to natural health and
color, Cranoleno sold by druggists
2sc. 81 and $3.50 or sent postpaid
on receipt Of price Address Gran.
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Sold In Seattle by paricii Drug
Co. All stores,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-02
BROADCAST PLAY HERE

one Of tho first seattle expert.
mcnts In play broadcaating viii be
staged Wednesday. Juno 10 tNOT
this Wednesday. when the Won.
ems University club VIII present
tho radio play. "out FIappcd." from
KFoA. The play Is the work Of
Mrs. Frederick Miner II win run
30 minutes. starting ~ sac
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-02
STATIONS STEPPED UP

Two stations recently have bcer
given permission "a step up to 1000
watts. and both should be heard In
Seattle They are; WLw. Harn
son. o.. ana WsA1. Mason. o
wLW works az 421 meters. wsAl
at sss. Both have Cincinnati stu
dos
other stations are 60 step up OF
already have 90 1000 waiih They
include xxx fgss. Hastings
WIZ. Springfield. VOC (ssB. pav
export. and WGY. Schenectady
wEAf. New York Is now WORKING
on $500 watts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-02
What's on the Air
WEDNESDAY


KTCL tsuaD ~. TfanseeftAtier club
program 5. AlaskA weekly night.
hfoA Hsti. RAedrn' siore-iza9 fo-
safy lunsh 4 Holman orchestra. 8.
dinner concert Gtss Hopper Kelly pro-
gram. ts3p. SofGira Choral elab Goa
rrft
KIR tssp. y W. Radio servtes co..
1885, markets. J. musicale. Isse. music
ialk s. thestcrs. 1iSp. studio program.
COAST STATIONS
hro tissl. Han EGanrlsco--s and
= orcbesiFaa; :. studio recital, D. orchss-
ira TO. ChhifiRua
heo tasil. Oakland silent night.
KIN 1901. Oakland -, program
sls, welsh tnprus. 30. orchestra.
XII asp. los Angelic. Nick Har-
rin detective stories, siga. iHabsils chap
petit, character Analysis. 50. RrttR Nell
con. soprano. ?, fuaaic 70. program.
XIII tto3l, les Angeles s. astronomy
talk E3ze. program. 1850. orchestra.
II. shrinsrs' program.
KIM l255l. Hollywood &c 20. insect
NE talk Z. orchestra. s, and 10. oour-
,ear proRfamA
kGw jpD, rnrtiands. Jackie Sou
dsrz' orchestra and 10. concerts
krAE tstsl. Pullman-1;20. Tread
wells orchestra. farm talk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-02
GRAIN FUTURES
ARE LOWER
Have Sinking Spell; Better
Crop Outlook Is Cause

CHICAGO. June l.--GraIn futures
went into n sinking spell following
the opening bulge and finished
sharply lower on the Chicago board
or trade today. Considerable long
wheat was dumped on the market
because 81 the better crop outlook.
The first private crop estlmRt.
came on the market today. II
shovel a condition OF sss for win.
ter wheat and EOS for the spring
crop. Prospects totAllcd 5000. 900
bushels, or - per cent lower than
tho May / figures. Exports were
light
Weakness ia corn was inspired by
the lower market trend.
Oats dropped moderately.
Buying by packers and oil Inter-
nsta boosted provisions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-02
|. MAN IS SUICIDE;
/ TAXES POISON

Manfred Dtf u ~, nrlrraan.
took bio own life by swallowing
poison "a hla home, 79s 18Th ave,
TuTduy morning
Otiren bad been dssp0udsnt over
Do failure 10 regain bis health
9ier an operation Iic had been
working on q hhibut schooner ln
Alaskan waters until recently
Tho house whore De took poison
was owned by himself but had been
rented 10 another family. Ottscn
died before reaching me city hos
pital in an ambul1ncc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-02
eFhe Radio st ar
A FEW OF THE THINGS IN AIR-SToRAGE

Florence lester SEATTLE girl sings KFAE
talk XII n II o.. M Saturday,
liIO tells how to play auction bridge $3.50 Friday
i0piecr Shrine hand Akron plays kFOA $50
k0A starts tWceWeclty golf lessons Tuesday,
Scandinavian folk due from kGO
President Coolidge NCCO D. M Monday June
koA stages rsinstrc show, complete Friday evening
Firc play.
Welsh chorus Oakland june
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-02
Move Beacon Hill
Branch of Library

Tho station so ls branch N tie
Seattle public library formerly To-
Gated ~ The Beacon Iiu pharmacy.
21l7 18th ave. has been moved 10
the new location of tho pharmacy.
az a227 Beacon ave. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-02
GIRL PSYCHIC WINS

wBAP. Fort worth. Tex. recent.
b. tried out new stunt Letting a
Eiri psychic read minds via radio,
She made such hit tina, she got
e55 kilograms of inquiry and con.
graduation In one night
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FROM KJR tssD, Ar $50

concert, courtesy OF the Puget Sound
Savings & Loan association. featuring thc
Tolo. Solo quartet. T-ae program:
QUARTET Spirit OF Spring lCadmnn) (:
Hall Smiling Morn twntta) Lovely
Night toffonbach-s pickcr): Aliah'a Holt
day from Kntinkn UTlmn' ! Love n
Little Cottage; Dawn tcurran)
Too.s Solo quartet; Alice Maclcnn, go
ptano Mira, Romcyn Jansen. contrnrto;
Marshall sohl, tenor. A, Momory Tur-
ner, baritone; Marion Il. Turner ac-
companlEt.
DUET Flower duet from Madame
butterfly Pucclni) Alice Macloan and
Mrs. JnnEon, o, That Wo Two Were
Mnylng (smith) Mrs Jansen and Mr..
Turner,
TENOR soLoS--nluo Arc IIcr Eyes
| twRtt-). In tho Garden OF Tomorrow
| (Dnppenl Marshall Sohl.
CONTRAtTO SOLOS Love Ia n
Nmltecr tpl SoRerol, Sweetest story
| Ever Told fstultH) Mrs. Jansen.
BARITONE soLos--Two Granadiors
| (schumRnnl; Good NlRat, Beloved (Oll-
vrr) "A. Memory Turner.
AOpnANo SOLOS - Spirit Flower
| tcampbcl-'rIpton) ono Fine Day from,
! Madame butterfly PucclnD Alice Mac
lean,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-02

WLW. Cincinnati. gets little
originality into tho siEnofI. We
heard him say. the other night;
Great thoughts. liho little deeds,
nerd no trumpet. Good night"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-02
COAST STATIONS
MIDWEST STATIONS
trasIftr Timrl

koA tasal. Dsuy-r-7-lo. Y, w c. A.
studio program. o. dance music
WEAR 1900, Cleveland. organ re.
ctal.
WIS tsis. chieAgo--s.io. variety pro.
ErhmR
kfKy tsssl, Hastings KpKA pro.
gram relayed.
Voc t,sp. Davenport--e, Ford and
Clean. from WIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-02
TUESDAY
MATTE STATIONS

hTCI tsosi ID musical program,
kfuA Hs4i. Hhodss' Store 1870. XII
zhnls luushean. & iipfmaun orchestra
6, dinner eunrSN esq. studio cenCts,,
sac. studip pfoaratm.
kJB tssi). ~ ~ Rzaln Hsrties Co.
1899. sssdss pFoHtAm. i2ak. markets
4. musicalsi isg. hafur economics talk.
4. ihsAtsu, :, child artists concert.
sac, stGdip program.
COAST STATIONS
kro Ct.st. Han Francisco --ssit and
:, rrehrstrA. 4. army hand. psio. Harold
sampson on nslf 10. CahiflArs
kGo tseit. Oakland =, itGo fA,tis
sYmphpuy orchestra 10. dance music.
KIN lsopi. Oakland :. news
XII tsa1i, los Angeles. organ; =.
pregnant ,, string quartet; sssk. Grove
Lindsay. baritone, 10. Packard ballad
hoDr
XIII ftbsi, los Angeles piEgiy
wiERiy girls =. program; 10. orchestra :
~. Ahrlnsrr hand ard buEls corps,
KIM tsssl. Hollywood 20. style
talk. Tsts, health ialh 4 and ?. feaa
,uru program 10 movie night. with
LymAp's ofcheEtrA
KEW toi). Por,iand--a. concert; 10,
orchestra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-02

Hon, ThDmaF r. Revclle viii be
the principal speaker al a banquet
and dance given BIZ the Masonic
club a. iis clubroOma Friday even.
Ing. The banquet VIII start al $40.
followed by dancing from 10 II.
Members are requested 70 bring
their wives and friends 70 the az
fair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-02
DROP IN
LIVESTOCK
Cattle and Hogs Decline
Sharply Here

The livestock market ieclined
sharply during Mondays trading A.
tho linton Ht0ekyardH,
Prime steers dropped 75c and all
other grades iu proportion The hog
market also declined from 75c t0 on.
Prime steers are now quoted 80
1870 20 50. ana prime hnEF az 1I2 30
to Fi2s5,
The demand 30 the egg market
continues brisk The price Increase
Of Ir dozen has generally been
accepted by the TRADE and the mar
Ret b. firm al th' new -ugtatlnu.
MILK AND CHEAM
Quotatlons by MIX Distributors Assn.
MiIk-CEt,, fob. Hsattis supply z7o
D. y n. eGudsusYTY amman lsg
SWEET Cream. + o B.. station. -
BUTTER AsD CHEESE
Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers
Country creamery. sIiFaH. .-.,. ,5sG ~
Local prints. wrapped .s..s.r. -
Chress-TiliBmSss Trlpisis 80. -
wash. THiglets ...,',..'.'s' 'aag u
BnttsTfat-
4 grade. Beattia dsiivsry...s ~
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OR SEATTLE STATIONS
FROM KrCL t30s). At T.

. TNUW NTII I5V3l, NJ T.
An orchestra program by George
KirChnor's New Washington Hotei or
rncstra, courtesy of the simonds Saw and
Steel company Included win he anuth-
81 talk by Dean Hugo wlnkcnwcrdcr,
college OF forestry, L. Of W, on Effect
Of Forests on the Pacific Northwest
Climate" ono hour. The musical pro-
gram.
LopNrR concortant werther (Maasa-
metz; L'Alr do Ballet tChaminade) cello
nolors Ca) Ponaea AmourcuHo HcrboTtl i,
tbl Harluulnado tpopper), played by
George Hirchner; waltz EapRna twhid-
tcufclJ selections from Katinka (FrimD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-02
Hutchins Guest at
Exchange Luncheon

Charles - Hulchins. .nternatIon-
ally known naturalist and bird scien.
list, viii entertain the Exchange
club OF Seattle al ita luncheon.
"wednesday noon. IN the Chamber OF
Commerce building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-02
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, June i.--ForeIgn ex.
change closed steady. Sterling, sass,
francs, so,o5oi; llre, 'o.oss7h; Belgium
10000; marks. sSso. Sweden, as7s; Nor.
way 1850; Montreal, 81: Shanghai. 7aA
Yokohama. asa; Russia. SIS; Grecee
go.0i75.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-02
ELKS' BAND WILL
PLAY TONIGHT
Other Concerts Listed for
Northwest Fans

SENERAL good concerts are Oh
~ rerei locally Tuesday evening.
Including one by the isll,s hand,
broadcast from kFOA starting Bt
$50. child artists of tho lewis
Preparatory School or Music viii
play for kJR al Z, repeating a per.
Torrance given at the metropolitan
theater. May 80 Tho Metropolitan
building company VIII give its 18Th
concert from kFuA. presenting the
Russian instrumental quintet
k6O win have Schumann
evening. starting At \. Many Of
The great composers works viii
be played by the Little sym,
phony orchestra, Arthur :.
harbett viii tell of the musi,
elan and his work, Works OF
other composers are on the pro.
gram.
Another remote control studio Of
kGO Is IN action Tuesday from +,
10 Z when instrumental ensemble
solos, and vocal solos and dues
win &c offered
huA l. silent Tuesday. but
presents an Interesting musical
program by the Denver y. w
q. A., "Wednesday at 1;lO. Negro
splrituals are TO be sung by
colnrcd singers from the organ.
ifaiion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-02
ron pANcINn 1rrsnAN

is srlRfrs orchestra, EpO tsU
1911 Hardness orchestra EFOA
ltstf, iilskman's orchestra. i,ffI
p0bl.
iprig Movie niEht. xxx asp!
Muitnumhh orchestra lgW gsil,
Cabiriuna itpp tgtj.
lo-l lfalstsHd'S orchestra. KGo
Eftl,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-02
MIDWEST STATIONS
Seattle Iin.sl

cfcS dtol, Calgary. studlo pro-
gram,
kst taool, Salt tsske-as-lo programs
kOA t5sSl, Dnnvsr--7-io. u. w. c, A.
musical program,
Voc tsp, Davenport, musical pro-
gram,
kRkN ess). iisstlnss-s;is. RDKA
rclaYcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-02
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee
Mondays Quotations

Suxar--Raw. quiet; spot, S4.5T: refined
quiet: granulated. t5.559S70.
Coffcc--No. 7 Rio on spot, 2oA Gale; No
Santos. 2.Gf9tne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-02

TUE California string quartet
l. plays. while t.contno p'Ahna,
contralto, sings. from XII N6U at
0 TUESDAY Tho Packard ballad
hour starts at 10. featuring Ray
Wood and tho Sunshine band
An interesting musical program
~ has been arranged by George
klrchnrr leader ~ the New Wash
ington Hotel orchestra for "a rs
concert Tuesday evening Waldtou-
feru Waltz Espana, chaminude's
LAT de Ballet and selection from
Kaiiuka are ON the program Dean
Hugo Winkeuwcrder. continuing
his forestry talks. will explain how
our forests affect our climate.
Two new musical aEgreEailona
win b. presented 10 fans wcdnes-
day evening BY Hopper-Kelly COM
pany from KFOA. The p'Ardmorc
rive. Jazz orchestra, and the al.
vcrtOnc THO ~ Noeaiiats will both
be heard Danny Chester, 81 the
trio. has been heard before. having
sung with KGWB famous iIoot
owls many times Program starts
az Gas,
Anyone anxious to hear In.
dies octcttc sing may crafty tho
craving BY tuning into KITS
i51.mrter wave nj 1880 o'clock
Wednesday. The Glendale fe.
male double quartet VIII perform
nj that hour.
Harold Sampson. golf expert. tells
how 90 play gulf a. aIo Tuesday
from KPo ass ASA 4. \, army
band plays an hours concert
Al Wednesday Nick Harris
viii speak from XII. telling de-
tcotlve stories showing the folly
Of committing crime. notwIth.
standing which several sopranos
viii start singing Immediately
aflrrtyard.
TUE abrinrrF band and buEle
4 eorpz Aleppa temple. Boston will
play from II 10 midnight. Tuesday.
from XIII lAosi ~ Laa Angeles
Ford aud Glenn. the Lullaby
boys from WIS. broadcast from
voc at Davenport from 9 to
$50 Tuesday,
o l. Waller talks about tho Co
lnmhla basin project from KFAE
atsi NJ Pullman. at TJo Wednesday
There's a musical program and farm
talks. too. Maxine MeCloy. Yakima
Riri. gives two readings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-02
TUESDAY PROGRAMS F
FROM KJn tap. Ar l.

FROM KJn tSst. AT T.
A concert and vaudeville show by
juvenile artists OF the Lewis Preparatory
school OF music including tho Miniature
Artist quartet. The concert VIII he a
repeat Of that given at the Metropolitan
thentsr May 10. Nlncy minutes. Tho
proHrRmi
part i-Zamstet March tGrocnweld),
concert orchestra; slumbcr Hwcctly
tneaumontl. full orchestra: love and
Flowers tAldrlchl. violin duet by Helen
Fen,on and Elsie Miller; Song OF the
Peasants tgootrchalkl. Miniature ArtlstH'
quartet. Under tho Mstlntoe tGrocn-
waldl, concert orchestra. BcautcouH
sight. Barcaroils totfunbach). full or
cneatra.
part s-onwhrd Christian Soldiers
fJahn). full orchestra Q SOLE Mic tDl
Capua), concert orchestra; violin duet by
EVA Meyer ana Nellie SunQuiHt; epc-
ciaitira by tho Miniature Artists quar-
tot. vaudeville speclaltica by junior art
lists: Song 81 Indian tKorHakufD con-
eetI orchestra, Praise Yc tho Father
tGounodl, concert orchestra. Lucia oil
lammormoor UDonlzottD. America, fun
orchestra.
FROM KToh s5D, AT 6tS--
Tho 18TH radio concert OF tho Metro.
poiltnn Building company. Tho Russian
quintet will plays Or. Clarence w. shan
non viii talk on Care OF the Eyea' Tho
quintet Includes. a. Vdovln, frat vlolini
H. Eatlvai. second violin; u Daily. Viola;
n. Gattcl. cello Mrs. A. Kovalovsly,
plano. Ninety minuteH The program,
Quartet from Rlgolotto tVcrdDi SER
ennda trlcrnD; Spanish Dance tMos-
kownkl) sextot from Lucia uonlzottD
Spring Song tMcndclssohnl Chinese We'd
ding Procession tilosmer)i Confidence
(Mondcissohn). Plszlcntl tDolihsa) 1.-The
Russian quintet.
AdnRlo tBcethovon), 1lindoo SOM
CRimslty. 1toraakofD Violin solos by NJ
vdovin, accompanied by Mrs. kovalov-
Rky.
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NJ. )
first High Tide
tsis u. m, lis n.
tirst Low Tide
t.2i y. m. I,9 n.
second High Tide
tsts a. M "a II.
second Low Tide
1901 I. m, so II.
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ShipNeWs
Tides in Seattle

TUESDAY
JUNE .
tirst nigh ttde
1885 a. m. ii.1 r.
frst Low Tide
Tfs a. M. sc IT
second High lid.
.Itta y. IN. 50 n.
second Low Tide
7l2 p. IN. "a II.
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One line or more--B insertions
lg Cents Per Line
Aale ana Female Help Wanted
ana Male and Female Situa-
.uonn--rate per line .l0 cents
ALL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
COMING FROM OUT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON. COSTS
&c 4 WORD.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-02
Cash Wheat

CHICAGO, Juno Clash Wheat: No.
2 hard, siedis di,7i, No. 3 hard.
st.61hQi6bh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-02
Chicago Board of Trade
Mondays Quotations
Seattle Wheat

No. ! soft white, $3.50; No. 2 west
orn white, sl.5S; No. hard winter.
N,bS No. / northern spring. 1857,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-02
'HIYITNEACF RATE

FIXED SPACE RATES
line or more for IL months
$500 per line.
line or more for months
.5.25 per line.
line or more for months
$3.50 per line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-02

Anyone anxious Ia hear n In.
dies octrttc sinE may crafty tho
craving BY tuning into KITS
i51mrter wave nj 1880 o'clock
Wednesday. The Glendale f..
male double quartet win perform
at that hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-02
PERSONAL

JAMES r. SEEI.Y. Veterinarian,
CA pitl-4795. office, cor. Blaine
and Eastlake ave. Surgical ward
for small animals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-02

SAN FRANCISCO $50. Los AN
GELES. ss25o. Pierce Arrow;
through service: no change. s. T.
q S. Auto Stage Co. 116 Cherry st
MA in-56ee. Ell iot-S2&9.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-19
A Complete Line of Books
POWERS BOOK STORE.

MAKE her happy by giving her one Of
our Mckinley Avenue homes. Chl Build
ing and Realty Co.. CIR. 6sI. Mis-. $3.50.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-19

NOTHING could please mother more
than perfume and toilet articles. Hack
berry Pharmacy. ss4 s. blackberry. Mis-.
ASIA
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-19

Bsrberlng. n practical ana profitable:
few weeks qualities for big wages: earn
lngs paid; big cataiog free. Gail or write.
Tz7 W. Commercs St. city.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-19

TRAVIS CLUB CIGARS in Xmas boxes
Will please him Blanco Road Drug
shop. 1901 Blanco Rid. Wood. 4o46, 4003.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-19
FOR MOTHER

KEEN KUTTER cutlery OF all kinds at
POTCHERNICks, al ST. MARf'S ST.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-19

OUR store has the gift for mother. Per-
fumes, candy. toilet articles. Schaefer
drug store. i01 Porter. Mis-. 11e-254s.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-19

FOR mother. toilet articles, candy, q
complete line. Taylor's Dependable Phar-
macy. 5641 Corpus Christi. CT. $685.
1oO2e.