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Evening star., 1925-07-02
PARADE PROTESTS
SWAMP COOLIDGE
Objections to KIan March
Here Continue to
Pour In.
BY j. RUSSELL YOUNG,
ct,H Correapondant NJ The Ctar

SUMMER WHITE HOUSE, Swamp.
scott, Mass, July 2.-President Cool
idge finds it utterly impossible to cast
off completely the cares and RESPONSE
bilities OF Chief Executive, even
though he has come far away from
the Capital for vacation.
Following his return from Plymouth
Mr.. Coolidge finds two problems con-
fronting him which must be given Sc
rious consideration, one of which is of
more than ordinary interest to Wash
ington, the Forthcoming Ku KluT Klan
demonstration to be held there next
month.
Scores of protests against this pro-
posed gathering of the Klan in the
Nations Capital are being received by
President Coolidge. These communi-
cations are not confined to any one
section, and for the most part are
signed by leaders of Catholic, Jewish
and colored orga niZations, as we'll as
individuals.
Protests Are Similar.
These protests are very similar, and
the writer's appeal to the President
not only to denounce the Klan in a
letter declining the latter's invitation
to attend the parade to be held in
Washington, but that he openly and
in unmistakable language make
known his disapproval Of such dem
onstration and also to take steps to
prevent the klan from carrying out
it's plans.
Other than to say that the execu
tive office here has received no invi.
tation from the Klan, nothing was
made knowkn at the executive office
cor Ia toI-
the Presidents attitude. One of the
Presidents associates intimated today
that even though an official invitation
should be received from the Klan, it
is doubtful If the President would go
Continued on Page 5. Column 81
Evening star., 1925-07-02
TREATY TERMS FINAL.
Germany Told to Take French

PARIS. July OP).-The final pro-
posals of the French in the negotia-
tions for a Franco-German CONNER.
cial treaty were today handed to DR..
Trendelenburg, head of the German
delegation, by NJ. Chaumet, French
minister of commerce
He presented a list of customs du.
ties, which. he said, represented the
last concessions by France. adding
that Germany must accept or reject
the list as it stood.
Evening star., 1925-07-02
Shanghai Official Killed.

SHANGHAI. July 2 LP.-The Chi
nese foreman of the Shanghai water
works was shot and killed in a street
here today. No details are availa BILE
Evening star., 1925-07-02
FOURTH INNING.

WASHINGTON Harris bunted
and was thrown out by Ruffing. Rice
singled to center. Goslin singled to
center, sending Rice to third. Judge
bounded "A single over Todt's head.
scoring Rice and putting Goslin on
second. Bluege sacrificed. Ruffing to
Todt. Peck flied to Boone. One run.
BOSTON-Vache popped to Judge.
Todt flied to McNeely in left center.
Rogell singled to left. Lee doubled
over Judges head. sending Rogell to
third. Zachary threw out Heving.
No runs.
Evening star., 1925-07-02
THIRD INNING.

WASHINGTON-Na made A
startling one hand catch of SEVERED 3
drive against the fence. Heving took
Zachary's bunted pop. McNeely sin
gled to left. McNeely was caught
stealing. Heving to Rogell. No runs.
BOSTON-Ruffing beat out slow
roller to Bluege. F'lagstead sacrificed.
Zachary to Judge. Prothro lined to
Bluege. Boone was tossed out by
Harris No runs
Evening star., 1925-07-02

The Stars carrier system covers
every city block and the regular edi-
ton is delivered to Washington homes
as fast as the papers are printed.
Evening star., 1925-07-02

~. s. Weather Bureau Forecast)
Partly cloudy tonight, probably
showers: tomorrow fair; not much
change in temperature.
Temperatures-High IS, at noon
today; lowest, 6S, at 5:4o am. today.
Full report on page :.
Evening star., 1925-07-02

Continued on Page =, Column 81
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-12
HOLTVILLE
Ry Press STATE Correspondent

ROCKVILLE. Aug. l2. = o. G.
IInrris returned Monday from Long
Beash where he has spent the great
er part Of the summer.
Y. skaggs made trip to Moreno
Tuesday morning, returning late in
ihe evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Hoover have
gone to San Diego where they will
Join their two children, Robert and
Martha Ann, who have spent the
summer at the home Of Mrs. HoOv-
cr's parents.
Clarence Hendricks is spending
Il week in Ocean Beach.
among the local people who spent
last weekend in the mountains were
Ned Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs. B. l..
Baker, Samuel Baker, Elizabeth
Raker, Dave Bromley, Fred Holmes.
Fred Ewes, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Ycargin and family. Mr.. and Mrs
l.. a. Harris and family.
A commercial track owned by O..
l.. Ellis, prominent ranchcr in this
vicinity, was stolen recently from
curb on Fifth street. Two transient
yorths who were in the city at about
the time of the theft are suspected
but no trace of them can be found.
a special meeting Of the knights
has been called for tonight at s
clock. All members are urged to
be present.
Judge G. II. Hawkins Of Imperial
presided at the, city hall Monday
during the illness Of Judge Arch
Mcdonald who is recuperating in
the mountains. Buster Vivian was
fined So for driving with IA open
mufflcr and George SchaIlberger
Wa. fined $40 for operating an un-
sanitary dairy.
Sam Webb is in Los Angeles pay
ing a visit to his little grandlaugh-
ter. who was born last Monday.
Mrs. Cecil Brown is now manag-
ing the lunch counter in Pott s Drug
stone, replacing Mrs. John Harris.
Mrs. w. +. Mosher left We'd
ncsday for Denver, Colorado, on an
extended vacation. She was accom-
panied by Mrs. l.. G.. House and
dorothy Lou House of El Centre.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Mauldin left Sat
urGay morning for an extended trip
to Texas, planning to return here
in October.
Mrs. Gordon Schneider has return
ed to her home here after spending
last week at Live Oaks Springs.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-12
Water Directors
Forbid Gambling:
Foreman Is Fired

Gambling among employees Of the
Imperial Irrigation district is to be
abolished, f actio ntaken by the
directors at yesterdays s meeting is
followed up. Charges that foremen
! in the employ of thei district have
been gambling with workmen, reach
ed the ears of the directors and they
took prompt action by passing q
resolution prohibiting gambling and
dismissing j. d. league. foreman,
presumably on gambling charges, al
though the resolution did not state
so specifically.
The action taken by the directors
followed several weeks of investiga-
tion, it is asserted.
! Following is the resolution adopt
ed:
Whereas, it has been brought to
, the attention of the board of drec-
/ TOYS that certain foremen in the EN-
pioy of. the Imperial Irrigation dis,
trict have been guilty Of gambling
, with employees in their charge
which is against the best intprt st
i OF the district and against the laws
of our state.
Whereas. the matter has been in.
vcstigated by the board of directors
through its agent, the district in
! VestiSator and evidence believed
sal sfactory to the board secured,
Now therefore it is resolved
that Foreman j. d. league of the
Br".wley division be Immediately
dismissed from the employ of the
Imperial Irrigation district.'
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-12
Mildred Harris
Expec is StOrk
On Visit So0r
Ey United Press Leased yV'irr

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 12.~M~D1ed
Harms, former wife Of Charlie Chap.
lin, cinema clown. expects a visit
from the stork soon, according to
her mother here. Mrs. A. +. Harris,
Mrs. Harris also coufirmpd re-
ports today her dau@htcr he'd been
secretly married 10 Terry Me
Govern, scion Of a prominent For
ida family. The wedding Was in
Tijuana a year ago.
NiId,ed is now at the MrGovoru
estate in Massachusetts. ''@hc is
very happy, said Mrs. Harris.
"S>he expects the arrival Of q baby
tcfore Thanksgiving. and is PLAN
n'ng to return to Hollywood By
Christmas when She viii resume her
film work. -
Mildred Harris first baby, horn
W!dlp she was thn wife of Cbqolin.
died shortly after its arrir.. She
divorced Chaplin shortly after
w#rds.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-12
IMPERIAL
ny Press Starr Correspondent


IMPERIAL, Aug. II. - Kenneth
HalIowell passed the week end with
relatives in San Diego.
Margaret Helen Arnett, who had
her tonsiIs removed recently, is
fully recovered. She is leaving to-
day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred ArHctt, for Jewel Valley where
they plan OF remain for u few weeks.
w. d. Gott is having the interior
of his nome on Nolth G. strcct re-
modelled. -
Mrs. If. McMorran has returned
from Santa Ara whcre-she has ben
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ci5Nde
LaughIin, who has been seriously ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Case have return,
ca from a week 5 vacation spent
on the coast They are leaving to-
day for jewel Valley where they
viii spend another week.
Mr. FaIa Addudai Mrs Nora At
kins and Miss Faye Atkins. a1l Of
FL Coutro, were recent visitors in
.mperi#i
Miss Sarah salmon, who has been
attending school in Los Angeles for
the past ycar, las returned. Sire
viii make her home IL HraWley y ith
hcr parents, who arc noag living in
thGt citg
Mrs. ". Wilson is reported 10 La
very i'll.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-12
/ Poker Game Tn
Hollywood Ends
In SIander Suit
by United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Aug. y. = 4
poker game in Hollywood started a
verbal row which ended N the
courts today with q suit for 100000
alleged slander against Cliff Ber-
gere, automobile racing driver.
Barnet Lamont. film actor, tool;
offonsc at Berger" ; remarks at the
card table. In q pct Jon filed in
superior court. Lamont claims the
speedway star accused him OF
cheating' aId 'Staking chips out
OF he bank.
Tire remark was slanderous'
and caused HIM great hlmi!ia-
tion. = the actor claims. t
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-12
md Naughn THOMPSON.

ttlt'b vaughn Ioui I'>oH'
Mss Dorothy Boyctt is leaving
topight fer Bjshre, Arizona, where
alic viii spend several weeks with
lar grandparents. Tpen her return
It, FL Centre. She plans to accom-
le,nv hcr Parents 70 San Diego for 4
yacatiou cf several weeks.
Miss Theresa Paine returned last
week from Riverside where she has
been attending school.
Mrs. ". y. Scott and daughter
Louise. returned yesterday from
'hrir summer outing. They have
been ~ Foltworth and Houston,
"c.is ,tnro Aunc /.
H. =. }oedpuhakis, Arthur Bcnlle
sed Mir. nd Mrs. 7. Sullivan were
:none the III Ccatro guests register
"a at the King Edward Hotel. Los
angeles. last week.
Recent III Centre arrivals STAYING
~ the Hotc' Rosslvn and Annex,
o4 Angeles. included; l.. b. Winter,
; >. Il. Martin, S. Martin. d. b. Har-
lir,gton. Mrs. Gladys Smith, Mrs.
Ia~y.J Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Nr4von, Mrs. Clara +. Schueman,
mis- Eiizabcth Marsh. o. |. Rixley,
Mr.. Ray Edgar and daughter I
Russell Sherwood yeft yestcr{/
for q two week 5 trip to San PEDRO
itrEtre he win lee with his wife and
/ SISTER.
Aumon Barnes, Jr. has gone ON
few days business trip to San
!'icgo.
H. Q. Er'dgss is ont On a buying
"trip to Los Angeles for =. Saiomon
i company.
( a.. D.Fos~ VIII return TO the noun
tone tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-12

:. r. Andrews of Cotton is in
Fl Ccntrn on few days business
trip
Arthur Mills has returned from
Los Angeles on II brief business
N<
/ur. and Mrs. r. :. Clements Wis
ited Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Crane last
evening.
Walter S. Jardine. formerly with
the American Express company at
FL Centre. has been transferred to
their office at CalcXico. to relieve
the agent there. who is taking a
short vacation.
Miss Beulah Willoughbv left yes
tcrdav for Birmingham, Alabama,
where she will spend several months
with relatives.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-12
Intuition Wins
Divorce Decree
Uy United Press Leased Wire

san FRANCISCO, Aug. H.
" Woman s inluitionn told her all
was not right with her husband.
Mrs. Rodna Dorothy Starkey, San
Pedro, told the court here, so She
left Oakland where she was visiting
and returned home unexpectedly.
81 entered the house at = Il. M,
and found it in disorder, with brok-
en bottles and spilled liquor all
over the place. / looked a little
further and found by husband and
u short brunette cafe entertainer, -
Mrs. Starkey said.
"lnterlocutory decree of divorce
granted the court said.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-12
THE WEATHER

Los Angeles and Vicinity: Fail
tonight and Thursday with moder-
ate temperature.
Southern California: Fair tonight
and moderate temperature tonight
and Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-12
0UIu by
CLEMENTS DRUG STORE
9Th and Main Streets

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO
DIsINCoRPoRATE
In the Superior Court of the State
Of California, in and for the
: County of Imperial !
In the Matter of the Applicc.ion of
National Iumber Company .ot
h9ltville,aa Corporation, to Dis
Notice is hereby given that ,thl
Natiohal Lumber. Company of Holt,
Vile, a corporation formed under
the laws of tile State of California,
has presented to the Superior Court
of the State of California, in and
for the County of Imperial, petit
tion praying Ito be allowed to dis
incorporate and dissolve: and that
Friday, the 25th day of September,
1925, at 10 o'clock a. IN. of said day,
or as soon thereafter as counsel can
be heard, has been appointed as the
time, and Department No. l of said
Court, as the place at which said
application is to be heard.
unto set my hand and affixed the
seal of the Superior Court afore
said this 2sth dav of July, 1925.
C. G. MOUSSEAU, Clerk
Rv r. M. Simpson, Deputy Clerk.
(Seal of Superior Court.)
Charles E. Scott, Attorney for Peti
TONERS. 20 S inc
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-12
METEORS SHOWER K. G.
BY United Press Leased Wire

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 12-A dele
cation of shooting stars" from the
meteor of Perseidcs were visitors at
Kansas City last night. A meteoric
shower furnished II spectacular sight
10 thousands OF people i'll this re,
gion.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-12
+ REED on POISON COUNT

lIEALDSBURG. Cal, Aug 12.-W.
J. IIolpin, 81. was free here today
Of charges by his wife, aged 81. that
he attempted to poison her and Il
rattv of friends on "A picnic party.
The case was dismissed IN justice
court after Il preliminary hearing.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-12

The top minnows planted in the
Clarksburg district of Yolo coun-
tv for mosquito control wintered
well, increased heavily and ate
mosquitoes.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-12

in Glenn county field Of wheat
treated with copper carbonate duat
showed no smut while the adjoining
untreated plot showed IS per cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-12

Colusa county prune pickers are
paid nine cents q box.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-12

State trappers caught 88 coyotes
m Yolo county in 60 DAYS.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-12

Apricot pits are selling for so .
ton at Hayward. q
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-12
RETURN OF SEIZED
PROPERTY SOUGHT
BY GERMAN ENVOY

WASHINGTON, Aug. -. - The
German ambassador. Baron Ago Won
Nathan has delivered a note to the
state department asking that nego-
tiations begin immediately for re-
turn of $3.50, 100000 worth of Ger
man property sequestrated by this
government during the war, the
United Press learned exclusively to-
day. The state department which
is no" studying the note. has hith-
erto taken the position that the
property cannot be returned without
sreeial act of congress.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-12
NOTICE TOE <'SrLTCATTCN
United States lana OFFICE

July =. 1925
Forest Leu Selection Serial
No. 0t078t
Notice IS hereby given that
Genf2r II. MaGtl whose poe.offiee
is care of Riehafd II. Ly.
,ueu, room SO NILS Building, san
California, Fhas this 3rd
'Lay of July, 7g25ffi'ed in tllis of.
Flee his application -to select under
.he Act Of Congress approved June
4, 1897 GO STAT, 800 and Act ap-
proved March ., 1905 (s3 stat,
CD the N1a Of SbH ana 81 of
NEl, Of Section s, 7, 1G s, L. II
j., g. =. NJ.
Aov and an persons claiming adj
vcrsely The land described, or deg
iIiug 10 object because Of the min
.ral character Of the land, or for
any other reason to the disposal t.
lpplicaut, should fi,e their aftida
! sits of protest in this office, on O.
before the l5th do" Of Anglst, 1925
st2l iar R. p. SMITH, Register.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-12

A large plant.is building on n .
acre site on. East 6lth Street, Los
Angeles, for the Peerless Pump Co..
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-12

The Humboldt county fair will
be held, at Ferndale,@ September 16
to 20. -
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-12
PERSONALS

Eirs. lIear@ iiofa aud soa, Otto
rc motoring 10 San Francisco, plan.
.ilg to make several stops emoutc.
'he,, cxpec: te return late in Sep
7..Gor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Minor Sweeney had
IS dinuer guests lass might NJ. aud
i-e Theodore t}yoge, L. p. Sargent
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New Corporations

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~ rs-1.. -9s-.rr e-stfr-
"a
.....- $1,000.
~ f,rr,a 80 .y No. - no..
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flsl'f hiRa ait --.ilfl'
20 hNe s-t.r +.' .l. .a..tr
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sFUHrr Leslie Hsiar GO. AaHara. f-I.r
COO a. o. LsHlH aHI p. r.. sfsasf.
Ar Eaaa Case wfa ra Eamrrar.
tsgHa8 Earir W Tarr q o. Traa8.
searEs Vs. Gray
rf.gstls Motor Go Ara.rrt-- 40 COO
stuasraLsuts Motor GO 30 o. r-fsfa.
o. r. HlgEqrr co FEars. EaafuH. r-aggg.
Baar- Drug na.u 3D. U..r- l..
UrlHHl. 90 graFa. seattle. $4,000
r-uIIsHH rrHrrfar Ga a. a. p.t,t.
t.ra al p.rffr.T4 rr &c.. 1000
t.4anB
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racine 'raHa il'.F'ial aal'. iai''n ~
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ASTHMA
ST0Ppel
Inside Of One Wei
Facts You Should Kno
EVERY TINE I sEE A MN ]
WOMAN SUFFERING Wn.l
ASTHMA. I ALWAls
THINK.

N Jou only khss ~kstIAl
you would be eli ria o. tAa.
iaziar Of wrFks sHd 70. -
never again be- . victim Of n.
ribis disease. Hut ysa kn.. y
skrptirhi people arr.
I know wouldn't be b.ll.,..
thanked for my trssbls ~ n.
them tfhsFr 20 20 20 be rid a.
dillon that has 80 rompl~tsl, -
medical science. iisusssr. ~.
believe n OF not, iust as tks,
Hut those who believe n
10 iHtrTTst themselves 70 N.
Of fuTthT inNsstiE htiSn. 4 a..
thHnk M" all the rest sf tAsi,
and that l. reward FHsuEk a.
effort, md In an amaHlnEi, -
time fhTy ran forget thst -.
thinE ~ asthma ever s1l.is4
There aFr treatments na1
rinss galore for asthma. h..
would like Go Get mere TIA.
moneys worth Will " rite =,
tisit to DT. IsuEhHsy's
offirrsJ though N you Ar, -.
for hypodr rmir Infections AZ =.
to drudrn the sensations an6 Il
BY ETt hut m1mTntary relief =.
you expect Go be given ar,sns
pharous, strychniu, etc. win y
idea OF giving the nrrxss, ~.
stability, do not bother EsiNs I. \
LoHEhnEy, for he will tell yss
u no such hing Hs sur, !,
asthma Win druEsT HHd. - 4,
any sort Of druE treafms,i y
asthma h concerned. IA Is -.
"ENrry one Who seeks fsrs-l
from asthma should do a. i \
iiEht Of knowledge that no u.s.J
yet discovered cures asthma
impossible 60 find rrputabl, 49,
" no viii not agree with that -
msnt. New, n you want IL ~
why you have asthma, Just kss
actually produce asthma, snf y
what you can do TO get noruf >
how to stay normal and sntirri, y
from asthma. then write 10 a. >
DR.. IouEhnry n visit.
cant add anything 10 wis,
said above. I've told you uhe, \
go for immediate results. lr, 7
your hands. whether you win ~
from my advice or not. And NJ,
"a fair sample Of what DR.. Lsss,,l
has done and IL doing. wsisi /.
publication every week fer ~
nffidaNits. They should be wa !
surnnee Of DIR. LouKhney's .s,r,l
full treatment Of Asthma. er,r y
most chronic and severe ea.,,
NUIE-Dr. Loughnsy's Ohm /.
iocatsd nj the corner % fifth asf "a
In the Crazy Bldx., Rooms ilIn,3
Sis-git.
DIR. LouEhn-y IL assisted By es-x1
LADY Nurse. Hour. Q a. m tsf11
SUNDAY, 0 10 II only. Irlephoss L 4
5000.
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Building Permits

b. a.. vaH fqazHiea. Eg-g wziHgf. trans
FrFIlrags 1890.
usbsi rsaz. aass t1lH o., frame reel.
osa. rs.tsa. 90 ". sara. fsas reel.
arHrs. 1890.
Fremont mag. CO.. gifi fFrWaH' l.aae
HI1Ts sa1.f.gH. fHss9.
u. .. Eaas. irTg glst aFs. b trans resi-
IHurr. $500
o .. uars. t5aa sIsl eve. o. frame rras'
8fHar. $500
81. o. smith. tfa eve. hotel frame FrFi'
csHrs. fEGa8-
s.. Dc. grprrf Erg7 8lsfH E. vs.. fraws
rrstaFaes. $500
ID ". CHmgbr.I tElT California aFar
fFaws rFr.E-r.r- ll4aH
.T D. Isalz. gal Etearraaa o.. h.Err
residence. 1850
H g. Peters 7gg THtr1 ave frame resi-
1FHrr. 81 SOC
u. q rstsrs 7ss Third ave. frame rrsl.
g. q rrtri.. is, Thira ave. frame reel
%. d rrtsra 1sg THira ave. frame rrsi-
terfr titef
Hsesaas Hirl Pres Oh. E6It Bs4safh
o. church aGliiIsH. $4,000.
T. %. Williams. atga rEFrnfh - 7"
flame TrEi8rue@ 1900.
E o. HlIrr si1g assn b. w. frame
frsigfTrr o. 800
Jessie Irl-sr. I1gf D. TIsf frame rest
drHrr. 5000
Msr uidE. CO.. 1921 FogtH ave. bldg.
addition. $4,000
&C. 81 Hblsr as6I Third eve. vs.. frame
residence IgEgn.
Bibiry a uur9sr. 1s1i Third ave. ".
frame Residence. g. 900
q A Baptist church. 1ig9 q A. ave.
church 10000.
MuFT g HF.rH. Ia2 siH ave. ~. frame
Residence. 1850
Iara u-Way. ana sIfd 3 Vs. frame
residence. g. ZOO
A. U NhftHIrrrn. ffa2 Seward Park A.
aIfrr ErsrUHHHHr. 1850.
E o. HgrrauElsH 11l1 =. tsth, frame
residence. $500.
Ne HsHm a5I q. tfth. frame residences.
taEH9-
beck = T.asmuzasr. s's Emerson frame
residence. $500.
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Canadian Wireless

Hfr Canadian Rover. Kan TfzHrIsro foi
NlHtafia. 7ls miles nom Victoria
Hir .H'fEa. uFifaHuia Tor Taeona. ~
mitrs from THramn-
Htr Cauadian WlGnsf 81 miles from
Victoria
EiF NsitsH Nsru japan Tor Nancauysr.
lat ssfS 81 long istts w
Hfr UaYsiszn NaFu Kobe fsr san Tran.
cisco. gA59 miirs from Estsyar
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EGGS CONTINUE
AT HIGH MARK
Live Heavy Hens Advance
Cent; New Grade

The rEE market uaa unchanged
Monday The continued strength iu
che market has been a boon 90 pHgla
trNWru az feed prices are hiEHrT
than az any time since che WAT The
January ahluup has been DELAYED bF
rurtafIrd production tur ta cold
weather, and puuitrrWru are hruH-
fTfHE
The buster market WAS uurHauErH
Monday Some stlEHt adjustments
were made uu Che poultry market.
live. heavy hens were quoted a cent
higher af ate A ness grade iHFH.
HraFF frEhrruH was Introduced.
being quoted BT Itr-
changes uu mill. quotations were
rRpFa-rI Go develop Monday.
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IASs0Es 4 WIFE

MANCHESTER, Eng III a n q,
some" Hickey. Montana cowboy. In
Manchester for rodec exhibition,
threw hiH lariat about the comcly
form 81 Daisy RrK This act vas
followed BY n rather hasty intro,
durtlon scvsrrl months later they
were married
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12
MARKET OPENS
BUOYANTLY
Good Business News Gives
Spectators Even Chance
WALL STREET IoIuNNL rfNAN-
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ttAl HlNtisN
NEW YORK Jan ls-surh q
noteworthy expansion Doc United
states steele untitled tonnage aH
took place boo December was thr HIEr
uai f1r a HufrhruFd pace Iu general
business recovery Wall street ava
not have che figures until after SAT-
HrfaFa rIuHT. HHthF ahHIr country
had au rguat opportunity uIth the
HprrulhtuT Zee response HaH reflect .
20 IU "a huuFauf ONE Iu ihr Erurfal
I.-t AZ tHr market OPENING today.
steel opened. igHG shares az lsis.
within quarter ~ "a point Of lia
best postwar price
Tho market opened steady with
opening prices iuriudIHE Southern
Railway. FIta. up Ha American
-mrIuuE FfH.. up q. Dupont lAa,
up "a Reading tBE. up 'ss Union
Pacific. taIla. Of '5f General Elrr-
trIr. 7UzH.. 90 ~ Aulrhaker ibA.
up .. III H Rubber 4I4 40 4i
AtthIsuu. ma. up % Can. ltIh. 40
I1.. Pan American fl tah. up r.
New Haven as 40 "a Southern Pa
.rIfr noe. nff e. g. r. A r. lEi. u.
H steel tsth
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Arrivals and Departures

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LHa Angeles Fta porte af H8aH. arr hIsr
u. from UaIfiUHT. lla ports af b. ru.
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uaatlH STA porte ar HIs o. ms str
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o. H- aif u6E4Iua from Valparaiso Eia
porte az f6.la mrs me haEEaa from
uIa1 via porte. 81 tl4 q. u.
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porte at a. m tsu Is -uH usiuH fur
itsmbgTE vie ports 90 o. m Jau. Do
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