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Abd-el-Krim has no airplane fleet which shows
what happens to.y you if you don't have any Colonel
Mitchell,
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InIN THE CHnRuS

Madge: II have dreadful cough"
Marjorie: So have /. Let's go to
the theater."
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He thinks Pm the incest girl he
ever met. Shall ! give him a date 2"
mo. Let him keep on thinking"
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nothing. 1t includes complete information
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on various fomns Of insurance protection,
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When you come to us for insurance all you
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practical advice on the best policies for your
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Anna: What are the wages of vir-
tue?
Belle: Fifteen dollars week and
loneliness.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1925-06-13

Writ G. Bowman, local CAPT.
talist, and w. J. Mitchell, we'll
known mining engineer, return.
ed Sunday from their great sill.
ver-lead mines situated about
thirty miles from Hermosillo,
Sonora, from which they recent
ly shipped carload of high
grade ore to the smelter at Ell
Paso. The property is being
equipped with modern machin.
cry and will be extensive devel-
oped under the personal super
vision of "Mowry MITCH" who
has an international reputation
as mining engineer who knows
the mining game from A to Il.
A large force of men will be en-
ployed and another big producer
of silver lead ore will be going
strong within a short distance
of the Sonora state capital, in
the near future.
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| Jack Cohen has returned from
a business trip to Hermosillo,
| Sonora. Mexico.
The Nogales Rotary Club met
yesterday noon at the Inter.
national Casino.
! Mrs. Ana Maytorena has gone
! to Mexico City. where she will
visit her daughters.
! w. A. Scatena, local commits.
sion man, has returned from a
business trip to Phoenix.
! W. E. Jackson, manager of
The Bowman hotel, has return.
ed from a business trip to Tue.
son.
The banking committee of the
Nogales Chamber of Commerce
met Monday night at the cham
Der rooms.
Members of the Nogales East
ern Star held their regular meet
ing Thursday night at the Ma.
sonic Temple.
! Rodolfo Gales, son of the
president of Mexico, spent Sun.
day with friends in Nogales, from
his home in Hermosillo.
Fl. M. Clagett, engineer for
Roy & Titcomb, Inc. has re.
turned from the company's great
lumber mills in Nayarit.
Miss Eloise Kelsey. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Kelsey,
is home from the University of
Arizona, during vacation.
! Mr.. and Mrs. John Glissan, &C
lcompanied by their little daught
er Jean, will depart today for a
months vacation in California.
Having disposed of the Smoke
House in the Montezuma hotel
lobby, Mr.. and Mrs. Parham
have gone to Phoenix to reside.
| After few days visit in No
| gales, William Blocker. Ameri
| can consul at Guaymas, Sonora,
| Mexico, has returned to the Bay
City.
| DIR. and Mrs. M. I. Merritt
are touring the eastern states by
automobile. They will be alb.
sent from Nogales about thirty
days.
! Thos. D. Casanega, from his
splendid farm near Tubac, was
county seat visitor Tuesday.
He is pioneer of Santa Cruz
county.
Frank Lown of the we'll known
! local contracting firm of Lown
& Woods, returned Monday from
Phoenix where he had been on
business.
DR.. A. w. Morrill,, entomolo
gist, spent several days in No
gales this week from his home
in Los Angeles. He is a CUES,
at The Bowman.
w. L. Murdoch, connected
with the Internal Revenue De
partment, with headquarters ir
Tucson, visited Nogales this
week on official business.
Tom Cumming, manager Of
the lei Durado" mines located
near Carlo, Sonora, Mexico, il
in the city for short visit with
his wife and little daughter.
Editor Howard Keener of The
Patagonian, and E. F. Boiling
err, Patagonia mining man, visit
ed Nogales Tuesday from tht
second best town in Santa Cru:
county.
Glenn Peryr, foreman of th'
Pennsylvania ranch near Pata
gonia, owned by his mother
widow of the late Oscar F. Ash
burn, was a business visitor il
. Nogales Tuesday.
M. P. Dalton of New York
who is interested in Sonora min
ing properties, after a visit tt
the Lampazos mines near Poza
Sonora, has departed for hi.
home in the East.
Senator Thomas O. Robinson
of Huatabampo, Sonora, and ;
brother of Guillermo Robinson
Mexican vice.consul of this city
is a visitor in Nogales, from
Mexico City, where he is speak
err of the senate.
I, A social dance will be givel
K t0nioht ar Floral Hall SOnOita
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1925-06-13
JUNE 13, 1925.
LOCAL NEWS.

The Nogales Hiram club met
Wednesday noon at the Masonic
temple.
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and the rest Or thr women zee her
Ike this they'll tell II all over seat.
tic tomorrow
TUE next thing Gloria knew she
l. was sitting 10 her own white
Kitchen, shr didn't Enow how hhs
had got there
Thru tho golden fog shs could sec
MngEie cutting sandwiches
1'I always heard that women
smoked and drank. Gloria heard
Maggie say 60 Nrs iouEh. but /
never expected 70 SEQ W Not
in Mr. Dicks houss, anyway
She cut bread yieiousiy
"Aw. Maggie, what's little drink
among friendre Glory asked cheer.
fully She was feeling very happy.
The dizzy feeling had lr't her.
Irs not 70 much the drink itself
It's the way drink makes
folks net especially women
folks suartsd Maggie Look at
yourself. right this minute. MIR.
Gregory, mAam' and that
Mr.. Gail In the dining room' Her
that. 20 cold butter wouldn't melt
in her mouth, Well. 20 and
take y look al her now. n you think
she's 20 prim
Glory rose to her feet, Lola caught
her by ono bare arm.
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sandwiches away.
She Awaycu ,aso the LYING tovm,
The jazz band Was playing 'Oh.
Peter bat nobody was dancing
on the davenport May Seymour
and Jim Carrwc were sitting close
together blowing smoke rings at the
ceiling
Gloria crossed the room 20 them.
why don't sou set up and
dancer she asked Hands playing
20 Peter Mos wonderful music IN
May Seymour took one look at
Glury's white face and starry eyes
sit down hcrcr she ordered.
Gloria you've had too much 10
drink Make her sit down. lms
Hu, Gloria dhrtcd away. Tho
room seemed TO be filled NH golden
foE She was yrfy warm and
dizzy. She rtelcd a little
4 may have had too much 20
drink, but I'm still going guodr sho
said TO the world AZ large
You certainly are. II was Dicks
voice He and Lola Hough seemed
10 swim before her eyes
Here. take her out Into tho
kitchen. Lola" Glory heard Dick nay.
"and tell Maggie 10 give her some
strong black coffee Sec II you can
sober her up II Myrn Gail
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my good fellow, and dine with me.
ne begged. We shall discuss the
matter
"The poor fisherman did not
know what 20 say. He was afraid
TO accept, but he was also afraid
10 refuse. The first thing he knew
the Jsweler was putting up his shut.
ters for the noon hour. and beckon-
ing. SO In he went.
Never had the poor fisherman
eaten such food! Soup, meat and
fine fruits OF all kinds.
"'And now for the pearlr said
his host. let mo see g.
81 haven't such a thingr cried
the fisherman. 4 only imagined g.
wondered what could be done with
itr
THE jeweler was 70 angry that
he started 10 beat his guest He
beat him out OF his house and into
the street. There he was arrested
and fine 100 yen. And fifty of II
was given to the poor fisherman
for what he had suffered Mt the
hands OF his host"
what did the poor fisherman do
with the money!" asked Nick.
Bought some straw and started
a basket stand In the bazaar and
then later became silk merchant
said MI o MI. "Ho was ono OF
tho riches men in Hong Kong In 10
years"
"Thcro wasn't fairy In that
story" said Nancy. ~ watched
every word"
"Oh, bor' cried the story Teller,
that's all you know. Thoughts
nrc fairies both good md bad Tho
fisherman had n thought about q
pearl and II brought him fortune,
That's true" admitted Tho Twins
THAT was good story anyway"
ITO lie Continucd)
J Copyright, 1895, ". ~, A, Service, Inc,
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1Nl6WgEN
FC19 FWuSeG ~
En y Olive Roberts Bartor> I"
NO. 12-THE PEARL AS BIG AS A CoCOANUT

1.-THE poor Chinese fisherman"
said Nj o. Mi, stopped in front OF
The jewelers. stall.
HE had traded his four extra her.
ring for a dish OF rice grains, and
was on his way home. He was
still thinking OF the pearl boats he
mad seen that morning and could
not help wondering how big the
pearls might be.
"If pearl we're az large ~ a
pigeons egg, they would put II In
the middle OF the Empcror's crown
ne thought. II II were as big as
y teacup they would put II In the
forehead Of ConfuciuB in the TEN.
ole, no doubt, and II II were as big
as cocoanut they would He
was at a loss 10 know.
1T was at that minute that he
passed the jewelers. stall and he
stopped.
ut was such an unusual thing
for him TO do, 80 different from
anything he had ever done in his
was confused. He looked 70 the
right and looked TO the left as tho
he we're guilty Of some secret deed"
said MI o. MI
. THE Jeweler noticed this and be.
ing a cunning man. he called out,
Come in. my good man! What
can do for your For no suspect.
cd that the fisherman might have
stolen jewel and that he could
get it from him for few pennies.
1.-THE fisherman looked more con.
fused than ever M no stammerod,
4 was Just wondering what could
b. done With a pearl ns big ns--as
big asa coconnutH
"Thc jewelers. squinty eyes looked
1dulntIcr than ever. He almost for.
got 10 breathe. a pearl as large an
q cocoanui! He got up and sa.
Asmed TO tho ground Como In,
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lie [H[+El4E?[S!N WIFE !! I; n: J.
by Beatrice Burton 0los5 NEA SERVICE INC

NO. no. desrF' she pleaded Don't
20 now. Wait until you've had your
coffee
But Glory had torn herself away.
Uncertainty she pushed open the
door between the pantry and the din
Ing room.
Someone had turned out tho
lights The dining room was In half
darkness.
And standing IN the breakfast al
cove were Myrn Gail and Stan Way
burn, locked in one another's arms
Glory gave q little moan, She put
out one hand and turned on tho wall
lights.
Instantly the pair IN the hleoys
sprang apart. Glory laughed bit
terry
We'll. Stan. you certainly are a
fast workerr she said "You1l par
don me for spelling your chubby III
lie party won't your You
see, I'm afraid 20 so round IN tho
dark"
Gloria walked shnkily 10 the buf'
fet She drank another cocktail
sho wanted 20 cry But instead
bho turned out the lights again and
walked out Of tho room
CHED show Stanley wHyburn that
- she wasn't jealous
She'd show him that II meant moth
Ing 10 her how many times ne might
ilss Myra Gail OF ans other
woman
What was he in her No.
anyway
Nothing but a thlrd-rat. actor who
happened 10 look like Valentino,
And set. somehow. the
sight OF him kissing Myra Cali had
spoiled Gloriah whole evening. q.
Someone laid hand on her bare
arm Glory turned.
stan,
Look here. Russetr he said.
what are you 80 sore aboutg You
told me TO give your aad-eycd friend
D thrill and ! did my best 10 give
her one"
'l'll say you didr' Gloria answered
And, anyway I'm not sore about II
dare sny you've kissed hundreds
~ about your klasing Atyra GHil7'
She went back into the kitchen
I'm have that coffee now. please. :"
she said 10 Maggie. and then let's
serve supper I'm sick and tired Of
this party. anyway!
shr drank her coffee. May and
I Jim came in Jim was carrying two
/ cocktail glHaaeF
May drank the contents OF both.
dnIntIy
Of women. why should | wor.
Il drink 10 married lifs-' she
! cried scBppy days
May was q Kitchen driuker. Or.
I John. her husband. had forbidden her
I TO drnk 80 Aiay had 10 have her
/ cocktails when he was out OF sight
/ Il wish 20 goodness some Kind pa
/ tlrri would send in a hurry call for
my hubby Aiay haid now. II
cramps my style terribly 10 have him
I around nj parties He's 80
afraid / might happen 20 have a
/ good ilm5 Go. hunt him UP, Glory.
I and dance with him, while ! have
my little drink in peace
/ Glory went she found Or. John
and Lola Hough sitting on the stairs
Z talking about Lola's babies
I You hayeu.t danced with me all
I evening. Or. Johnny" Glory poutsd.
instantly tho doctor was on his
/ feet. He put his arms around Gloria.
/ but ahc slipped ont Of them,
She crumplrd up In a heap on tho
| floor
10 he Continued Tomorrow
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knew now that she had He'd. 4.
She was sure he suspected that
wayburn and the "lampshads man
were one and the same person!
Suddenly something she had heard
hRr grandmother say long ago
flashed into her mind, You
can lock up from a thief. but you
can't lock up from harr'
on one end OF tho long table In
the dining room was a huge punch
bowl filed with iced fruit juice and
Gin.
Gloria filled two glasses with the
bitter. sweet stuff
II call this my Indian Guide cock
tail because It'll lead you asirny
STAN she cried recklcssly. And
drained her glass.
Then Gloria went on In low tone.
Whatever you do. don't pay any
attention 10 me, tonight she Haid.
Stan raised his eyebrows. Why
not7" he asked
Because have the most Jealous
husband In the world" Gloria an
swercd. And he saw you leaving
the house the other day or
thinks he did. Here comes Myra
Calf Give her a.thrill shes not
having very gay time
Mrs. Gail trailed into tho room,
Behind ono hand she hid a tiny
yawn.
"Myra. dear" Glory said loudly
here's a nice little boy friend for
youl Mr.. wayburn's Just been tell.
ing me that he's dying 10 meet
you :"
She was filling three more cock.
tail glasses as she spoke. She
smptied her own, and left waybnrn
with Myrs.
IrLoRIA's head was going around
NJ and around. There was sing,
ing in her ears. She knsw she Ind
too much 10 drink Much too muchl
Gloria started UP the stairs. She
wanted just one thing In the world
lie down on her own bed and
20 10 sleep
But the stairs seemed 10 be made
OF rubber. She couldn't stand on
them.
Here. eat a blottsr" came Bin
Hough's voice. "1t'll soak up some
OF the gin you've been drinking.
Better sober UP. old girl, before
Dick sees your
| But Gloria pushed Bill and his
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New Corporations


MaahlsgtHn rbsana Enterprises. Inr
ssatlls sss1aaa. casper tifrars and T.
ArFen safea CO.. Spokane. tfso1a. n.
p. MesdHcFta and l- a. lamasl, 10
trade and deal in drssa gtr
seuius Machine Market tHrs seattle.
la+tah u o. trassgHr Dr. aud E4na
a. crorHrH.
Hrii Wyfaan Co. Nasima. amendment
ias fsaHins sfrFA fsum fsa.aaa 60 ltaa-ege
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amendment rhausing raHe 90 "nrr fur-
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irou1 taeap 20 iie.1aa
Nerthuvst tsottrrr Carr Spokane
tiaheae JsHpa a. Uayt. charles ~,
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Ier Alumuae Association af urtH ~
pa sIgura Gamma Seattle. capital stock
raue Narir ttavarth l.faH. Nst1 Al
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VI T.. lga, % n tuE. gf.raa. cites. 30
YraFa ssattir.
toss River Development CO.. Everett.
iltaaRh . D. thorsk aaa utzV praure
10 develop mines and mining claims. rte
nnWeu CHARLES rhrstrr t1rguiL lac.
rrhiuo tt1.eee. hoy a Row n % To1
nlap and Richard ,. Charles ~ NatsS,
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Nurth Kud Investment CO. Seattle
SIEGE 4. E. Hzrissty zud 2 D. at-
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value.
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no. o. Case "a A. Merttek. 10 years.
seattle. no par value,
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Building Permits

g d s.abr sos seneca 81 namr resi-.
urH"-. Ia0Ha
q roIr8sE. fama residence. fsaa9.
, o. AaasrsaH. sss h. sara. frame real
drHgs. itH1g
l. A. Root $500 stone way frame resI-
drHrr. lH2pa
e. D. stabf fas seneca o. fFzms real
Jrurs flEa8
oas-.r rtsbgr 1899 Fiatb ave. electric
alapiaE $500
60 a. Campbell iGig California ave.
rramr residence FtE 200
90 30 Campbell tgIg California ave.
fTamr rraidrHrr is.a89
30 a. Campbell fgff California eve
ffamr residence. $1,000
A. D. SsIsaa. zatE OrIsauH framr fsa.-
Iratr. llsgH
We, u,sou s,5s saih s.. d.. !rams real,
arHrv fHaHH
ltm Olson saUs sIRtu g. a. frame resi-
duuru fa.eg1.
Wm uiHaH. s69- Hsth =, o. frame resi-
druFr. $500
o. D. gnHIs. 1888 IAN ave ~. fFamu
residence. lgh91.
D.. D. GuAEls. 1919 lsth ave ~. frame
residence. tghngr
HrrEs1sn. s5gl rtrst ave S., frame
Residence. $500
g. Esums. ssgg y ssth. fram, residence.
g. 500,
.. vs. Karusy. s!6l Aurora ave, name
residence tlaga.
Flonerr sand a Gravel Co, SOS LraFy.
extension tftrtis. o. 500
AirE Hsmmiia stlt goth ave W.
residence Addition. 4 -UHu.
a. M. htarhweaiher go Nrnton ave.
residence addition. ft.u9n
D.. Powell. complete residences, il.AQp.
"a, GwiHn. lioEs uldr. frame rest
deurs. $4,000
q. .. Gwtuu. Hose uldE frame resi-,
dFurv. tthsu.
% D. 0slnn llars nlas frame rssI.
druse. tiean
Vs. o. ilai6ssortH. s95 Marion bldg
framr residence. q 900
ttalnirr Valley SLATE HauA, $50 Ehinisr
remodel bids floco
D. u Runner ga lith -. frame resi-
drurr $500.
a. Nsubsrt. go q ssth o.. frame resi-,
dsuCe, tEs87.
u. = BurY go iith = w. frame fssi.
druru. 1850.
1, nsrob, sii ssih ave T.. nam' rest
dvnrS. tgt10
." A.Hf"NiH So H#hh wv 90 tAAAaA' ANai'
drHrc. ta3tp.
chris tysfs5u. III W Boston. frams
residence. ib.Qee
Alex Jacobsen. gsis Third ave W.
frame residence, o. 500,
~. Huehaa 81 81, care architect. hak'
~ hid. sotae. itEg5.
u. J. Wentworth. ssd banner pi. frame
residence. tLogo
TobiR Hrns. 1858 wssilaks ~. alter
rtors front 5000
SordbY HAT shop. fig Union 81. alter
store front tge0p.
MR. &. Jensen. Esp3 y, tsth ct. alter
store front. iist1
A. g. Thompson care W 3. state hank.
store bldg. 1900.
" =. Wooisy 7ilt.13 Place. frame real.
dsnrs. i:9.6qa
A. Brandt sios lane a., frame resi-
dsnss. tgt5G
a. l. Nrlsaa. ,,ss stuart bids, fran,
residence. iissa
Taylor q Errhtsli. ~ F u. 9. boz RsgA.
frame tvsidFurr. ttaop
" q Ernfi tllt EsFruth ave. ~. y.
frame residence. f1Nnq
j. o rurstl 500 Keystone ri. frams
residence. 81 0pe
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Fsb. It.-ForslEu sf,
change opened lower. Demand sterling
sl55a francs. toosssE lire. ioou9s
Belgium. toosiohs. marks 1851. ssvd-
en- sseis Norway. 1854
furviEn exchange closed firm De
maud sterling ttGt up y francs
feQt1e. 40 iaobQos lire, t3QtitA, 40
ia.oee5S HrlEtums faesi7 or 70 6ogoh
marks. slEi. ttoiiana. t1s1. ~ % oooi
Sweden. stsI Notvsy 1854 OF % oooi,
Greece, tsoist, Russia, tia; Montreal
io5sft1's. shanghai 5s.. Yokohama
llll.
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tsrs. ii.5odA5o.
Hog. Receipts. 200. Tone OF market.
easy Medium. good and choice. 100
70 200 lbs. iIi.7sqi2. 200 TO 80 lbs.
uiaii7s. 80 lbs Up. iio.2sgfi.to'
packing. smooth. heavy. tioui0.sos
packing rough heavy. is.10qios
slaughter pigs. noon; feeders and
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Omaha Live Stock

Cat,ir-.Rsesipfa $500. ruus % market.
lower Nrariiusa. ttt0Uio. stsrrs.
ia.toulolb, Cauaand hsifsFa. igt1u
b. bloeksra ana fspdsFs itsoBatos
calves Itgio 20. bulls and staga, tg.Ts
8d.l1.
uox, Receipts. 20 600 Tons e taarkst.
lo4isr loser uulk. Iioitulo.te.
tor, ttns8,
sheep Receipts. $500 T0us % market.
stronE 20 go higher rsarlinEs. iisB
itsb, wsthstA tioutt. lambs lis SEQ
if,fa. usss. o. 1Qfsb
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Canadian Wireless

sir steel scientist. isd miIss from san
Ifaurlaea.
SIR Emma Alexander. san FFauoisen
Dor tna Angeles. 40 miles FROM Zoe
Angeles
tlr Canadian Ranger san lraneisca for
Nrs YORK., tt4 miles from san FRANCHISE,
ST. Princess kathrsrn. GLASGOW for
Victoria. ne miles from Victoria
Htf Canadian Coaster Ocean tals Tor
Astoria. ies miles from Astoria
hiF ~. h uoliar san Ffauriaea Tor
Kobe. tas mites from Nam Fraurisrp,
hir Canadian Rover Vancouver fgf
AaHauimp. 1a miles from NausmIHa.
mr. Canadian Trooper. Vancouver f1F
afdurJ, Iutf miles from Tstuusu.
Htg Steel EHpnrtrF. uuuaiuiu faT uals
boz. sfsA mtirs from ualtaa.
hlr Rochelle. uiHuhrr Hay Tor San
frangisF0, 20 miles FROM san FRANCHISE.
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BUTTER PRICES
ADVANCE
Cent Increase Effective on
Butterfat. Too

Tho firm tone ~ butter here roe
Gently resulted in ne advance un
prints, Thursday. bringing the price
tH i3r tH abe retailer. imttvrfat
also advanced Ne a. acc a pound
EsEH we're steady az prevailing
quotations No CHANCE Iu poultry
arr ir siEht.
NomH tine spinach was brought iu
"Wednesday from thg Cuima trTria
tory NuN purple top tuIuiua uTr
nEfuE differed az (. 30 pet sack
The Lettuce market IL laak4HA HFs
and better prices ate lu prospect
soon. straw berries will soon hr
reaching seattle from the Imperial
valley
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NOT DEPENDABLE

Boss-But you asked for q day
off a month ago because your wife
was dying. and now you ask for
another day for the same reason.
Clerk-Cant help II. STR I'm
very sorry. but you know you can't
depend on these women for any.
thing Madrid Buen uumor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12
FI0wEKs IN TEA

PEKtNG. Flower scented ten Is
the latest beverage here. The flow.
or Is heated with the tea leaves and
imparts an unusual flavor 20 tho
drink. The white jasmine * the
flower most used for this flavoring.
and the practice Is becoming 80
popular that large fields OF Jasmine
aren ow being planted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12
Inn FUTURES
TAKE DROP
i. wheat Takes Lead and
':ops Down to Sl.7S

,se rsh it.-GraIn FUTURES
a,rply 10 late 'TadiuE ON 'he
4 trads today May wheat
a arep Co Sis &c under
- elose, and a new ''" on
.,.snt mru The market opened
800 ulued ana remained In
II .,I,sry until noon. when ta'
n, e, ,s i,.' q grs.p 60 Eussia as g.
A. 30 &C.. ss' ana 'i.i5oo05 barrels o'
-. ,r.ssurr iu corn Was due
~, 80 weak cash situation, and
~ ~ Ia wheat terminal ole-
a.' s~s,.,rt ovrr-ahundant stgeal
s.,rl,,si demand
swsstsned under The same in'
,,,..a ~ 4 dropped off with sra'n'
hsngS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12

Stocksrh. tE.;093,5os
shoep-Reeeipts. none Tone Of market.
slow. lambs. 50 lbs. down. medium
TO choice. IiL5oals.s0; heavyweights.
medium and choice. siaglL50; euils
and common. all weights. ;ligiLfO:
w,thsrs, isail: ewes. common to
choice. isdi0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12
Weather Bureau Report

Especial rsm tHs q a Weather HHrrsl
rAruusu ISLAND Teh. Ir-h4q a.
Nafuuafrr risiua cloud hiHi
rasr. Eg miles an ualr
ARMED TrH fs stF AartlIari rsW
H4H TraHriaea Fta Everett at a..4 Ha
.rH- 60 $50 Mul Camp'au ftgW Sees
lrrE STA ulrIa al II.Il a. lH az AAa
wlral Dewey trum Tacoma aud Everett
st h1la p m. 90 saHta tufa from l4us
Angeles STA San TrsnEIata at B. mr
slr Harm Iatkvnbarh fram oustou VIA
rgrfa az D. iu-. str rraIauatar num
Liverpool VA poets al is.ta q. u.
sailed rrh a. Ms Pacific shipper
iar london via ports rrb. ti.-Nu Al
mifai Frsfy for Vancouver and Sound
ports az p b. m., ser arrkpHk fgr Nss
York and haltiw1ry Via porte.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12
Portland Live Stock

Receipts. none. Tous Of market,
steady. steers. medium, issed7.bo.
common. iG.50uGso. Gamers ard cut
t~fu. ittpW1.Gps hsifsfs, good. ie.tp b
ggGs medium end common. itseg CSC
cows. sood, ialausss, medium ana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12
Seattle Wheat

,sf white. 1i.rE. No, ! western
u.fs. Ne. ] hard winter. ti.fg.
,sssAsFn spring. VIA. No : west
|sst. IIii. Ne. hls hiue stem,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12
o,easo Board of Trade
Cash Wheat

-,cO rah ff-Cash wheat-Sa.
md nstA8i.a-S.; No. red. ft.gIB
m bard ti.ts,