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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-23
SUMMER PUPILS
ADVANCE QUICKLY

Students enrolling at the begin
ming of our school year, June 1-8,
show good, sound sense" says +.
L. Watkins, Pres. Dakota Business
College, Fargo. Glasses are small
er, advancement is quicker, living
expenses are lessened. Pupils finish
at very busy business season."
d. B. c. pupils recently gone to
good positions are: Nj. H. Hall to
Butler Bros, Nashua, Mimi, be-
ginning at SIPS a month; John COL
son, to LIST Natl. Bank, Sanborn.
Watch results. "Follow the Sue
ceSsfip'-June 1-8. Time off for
farm work. Write +. L. Watkins,
500 Front St., Fargo.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-23

big menace of democracy. He said
that the dangerous man is the man
who is intelligent and wicked and
made a plea for a large degree OF
education in the spiritual things.
Wcrld Is Intelligent
Intelligence is running rampant
in the world" Dr.. Pcarce said. "The
whole world is becoming intelligent
and the United States must be pre-
pared to meet an intelligent world.
But the world is not very spiritual.
There is only one way out and that
is the Jesus way. He has given the
remedy. He don't say to SO out and
fight the world. but to go out and
teach the world"
Announcement was made lat the
meeting last night that the Bis,
marck Association of Commerce
would give the delegates an auto
ride around Bismarck, over to the
Mandan experimental station and the
state training school and out to Fort
Lincoln and back late this afternoon.
1t was announced that meeting
for young people will be held at the
Presbyterian church at 6:3O p. M
Sunday. DIR. Bowden will speak.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-23
PAGE THREE

applied for commutation of their
sentences. n
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-23
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago, May 2s.-Hogs receipts
5000, 5 to Is cents lower. Eighty
butchers show minimum line. Top
$3.50. Bulk $3.50 to $12.75. Desir-
able $3.50 to $3.50.
Cattle receipts 500, compared with
week ago. Better grade fed steers
10 to Is cents higher. Others weak
to % cents lower. Extreme top
yearlings $l10O; medium weight
$ll.4O. Sheep receipts 1000, fat
lambs weak; other classes steady.
Top for week natives, $16.75.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-23

exercising clemency in the case Of
Byron Smith, sentenced on Septem-
for robbery
Roy Roller, serving 10 years for
assault. and Donald Mayhem, serving
~ years for grand larceny. have
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-23
NEW OFFICERS
A RE ELECTED
AT CONVENTION
CONTINUED from page ons)

CONTINUED from page ono)
coined to Bismarck By Mrs. Genevieve
Menard Hughes at the convention
session last night. DR.. Olson of
Fargo responded. The organ prelude
was given by Miss Marian Lesher.
1.-THE Bible is the word of God
planted into the world and it is
growing fruit to give spiritual food
to a hungry world" Bishop j. P.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-23
PARDON TO BE
RECOMMENDED
FOR 2 YOUTHS

Mancel Anderson, South Dakota
youth, serving 20 years in the North
Dakota penitentiary for burglary
with high explosives in connection
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Hmuu Cove Terminal Pier il-hir 30
Mafu. Princes Eua. Pier t9-hff
President Jackson. AAibHszn Nsfu,
UeH street Termiual-u. q b, Heather.
PIER nm b g. 81 ByllNuod.
pisf fHtf Africa Maru.
pier scr Pacific Trader
rirr sire Victoria S0rthsrstsrn. he
duuug.
PIER SEE Admiral EGdmau.
Pier prHlrs o. o. Alexander, Admiral
N1HrTs
uaioo Pacific Tsrmusi -slr Albert JET.
free
O.. shlpplHs hoard moarIus'- Sc cup,
coru-rueut street Tsrminal-sf Sun
NrEaF
standard OH co.'s Terminal sT stan.
wood
STACY Street Ttrmiual-Ns Californian.
itanford street Terminai-atrb steel I'm
Eiussr. CiauHsus
East waterway Dock waFshpuss CO.
HtFs MuHdrlta. walter A. LuCkeubarh.
Todd Dry pncks=Hir President Madison,
Eastern Gale. mH Patterson. stf Alaska,
iietferHhH's pTY boek-u, =. 4 RI
piufuF
Winsius Marine Railway tEaEis liaFboTi
Hrhfs Vancouver. Eiia 4. AiumuA.
hhtH Conquer bhrEes CpquHiam city
and gHf'saH. strs GFiffdu, NshAirrn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
Building Permits

Mites y. !. Raitt. z7sa i'm n. garage.
q. ~ Nightingale. sss1 .sth &. frame
residence. $4,000.
Northern Savings a Loan Co, 1910 Third.
alter residence. 81 SOC.
a. " pcnnistun. ". 3. u. L. box s6s,
frame residence. $4,000.
Z X. Minnkisr, $3.50 Greenwood, frame
building. t2.b0e.
y ~ Young. care John Davis Co.
store building. iso,eoo.
.. c. 1orEensen. i7ia +. Denny way.
frame residence. 5000.
r. A. BAiiiarEoon. 90s Columbia st.,
frame residence. $1,000.
j. Coiman. z7ts Main St. frame rosi-
dencs. $500
Ions Jensen. COS ". card ct, frame resi-.
drnee 50 400.
Henry Layals. sai7 18th n. =. frame
residence. E5Soo.
Miss A. G. Rock, 1899 T.. Republican
frame residence. ;a.seo.
c. ". Bickel. 5o2 r. tsth, frame resi-
deuce $500.
G. u. nickel so7 =, ttth. frame rest
dence. $4,000.
\. r. Il r Co. depot. alter com. $1,000
Gustaf HakanHon, itsf y. t5th. frame
residence. $4,000.
stephen BerR. stoz Woodland Park ave.
frame residence. $4,000.
stephen Rerr. $40. woodland Park ave.
frame residence. $4,000,
Carl EIkin. al y. esrd st. frame resi-
dcucc 1900.
n. r. Smith. 52os tath s. w, frame
residence. $4,000,
Thos T.. Barrie. $3.50 4snd =. w. frame
residence. ts. 900,
~ Thornquist. 5000 4. Madison, frame
residence. $500.
A. l.. Freed if0t Rayton ave, frame
residence. i3.5oo.
A. l., Freed. it0t Rayton ave, frame
residence. $4,000.
Geo Keenan,. $50 w. Sist at, frame resi-
dence. $500.
Beacon Realty Co, 5o7s Beacon ave,
frame residence. 81 500,
II. r. HeminEsen. 1851 First ave. n,
frame residence, Sa.s0o.
II. r HeminKsen. 1851 First ave. NJ
frame residence. $4,000.
H. r. Remington. 1881 First ave. ~.
frame residence, $500.
II. p. HeminRsen. 1851 First ave. N.
frame residence, $500.
Harry walker, sss7 s0th s. w. frame
residence. 81. 500.
Tod Date. 325 W. 5ist. residence. $1,000
Carl Elltin. ts7 n. 42nd ST.. frame. 81 600
X. y, Smith. 7202 4bth s. W. frame
residence. $4,000.
Thos. - Barrie, 2653 4snd S. w. frame
residence. $4,000.
NJ Thurnaust. 1900 r, Madison. frame
residence. $4,000
A. l.. Freed. ti0t Dayton ave. frame
residence. s1600.
A. l. Freed. 4i0i Dayton ave, frame
residence. 81. 600.
Geo. Keenna. Gaa w. STAT ct, franc
residence. 81. coo.
Beacon Realty Co. S075 Beacon ave.
frame residence, 81, 500.
n. +. HemInssen. 1851 First ave. N,
frame residence ta.b00.
II. r. Hemingsen, 1851 First ave. N.
frame residence. $4,000
u. =. HemlnRsen, 1851 First ave. ~.
frame residence. $4,000.
n. T.. Hcmlngsen, 1851 First ave. n,
frame residence. $500.
Harry walker. S251 3Oth s. w, frame
residence. $500.
Tod Date, aab W. bist residence, $1,000.
NJ j, Notska. l79s W. SD. residence
addition. $500.
Jas Bolt. III, srd ave. alter store
front. $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
Portland Live Stock

AhfefiMN AAAfaAibhs
Cattle Receipts. none Tone u market.
steady. Steers good EFads, 1850
Ass medium. ts0T.zs. common. zee
I'll ranusfs and rutErrH t4at. hrifsrs.
Eoai ifshufl medium and common
faWs54 tosn good. iG,7s6g9ss mr-
Hnm and common. tEutsss rauhsfa
ana cutters 1906 bulls tanners and
baioEnas. igut5 calves medium and
,hairr 100 ibs- dupH. iE.BoG1e. 80
90 80 lts. iiEp8li
lteEs Receipts. uonr Tone ~ market.
steady Medium. saud and choice. zee
20 zoe lbH- tli5su 1855 800 10 80
lbsa tlI.ap0 ls.av. $50 lbs ~. iiiH
1885 packing smooth heavy ii0 80 b
~ packing fguEh heavy, tipblp.to
slaughter pigs tiB,EgHlissg. feeders
ard Figrhrfa taWts
sheep Receipts none. Tone Of market.
loser aHl rnH. r.amba. ~ ibs
naau. medium Go rhyirs ii4uls3
braft WvtEbtH. medium HHd choice, tts
Wit gtilr and commons. all HeiEhts.
tIlalts usth~rs. tFgit. sAss, COM
mon 90 choice, ifnlo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
SEN. BRUCE FOR.
STATE RIGHTS
Scores Attempt 10 Mix Fed
eraI and State Control

WASHINGTON. Feb Is. Prost
dent Coolidge has found a Vigorous
champion In The senate for his OPP
position to further extension Of fed
cral aid to states in senator William
c. Bruce q Maryland, a man Of OPP
poslte political faith.
Bruce Icd fierce but unsuccess-
ful fight against the largest Item Of
federal aid, the sTS0oo,ooo a year
federal good roads biiL
eve must terminate this practice,
unless We arc 20 become a pure bu'
reaucracy and relinQuish AN state
rights into tho incompetent hands
OF the government Bruce said,
Bruce attacked with bitterness
the 18th amendment, branding Il as
''the most unnatural constitutional
mandate ever issued by the United
States government"
Bruce declared that President
Coolidge was not following his
party in their plan OF destroying
state autonomy,
THE inSistcut spread 81 popular
feeling which Is spTinging up al the
present time IN all parts OF the
country and inspiring state after
state TO visit with he verdict Of H.
condemnation tho proposed child Ia
Dor amendment 10 the constitution
is warning sign that the people
are being aroused" be said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived fsb EtT Admiral Wat
son rfau AiaasH az neon. - EFrf'fl
from Zoe AuHrlsa STA hsn Frabriss9 ut
$50 a. fa FrH "a sfr udunh from
NgUi.s via ports az 1880 9 mo- ~
mona from baltimore via ports Hi %
o. me 5fr Admiral usas1 from pan
uIrH8 gia ports Et irta O. uir q = T.
De- D. Heather from Sound trip AZ e.'P
b. ul
sailed Fsb 90 sfr Africa Msru f7f
vancouver Eia Tacoma at 1870 a. m1 ~
rapt A. D. t.arHa faf Richmond ~
~ go. stf Admiral NoErrH fof ALASKA
ar DO o m- en- 80 Nfaru Tor hDnEhons
via ports "a no FEB st-hir
uiausruz Tor THrangs via ports ~ mil
uiFbf. atr Princess Epa f1f D. a. ports
81 81 m sir fHgifr Trader Tor l"hF
don SIC pafIa st 4ats m- sir Men
della fgf Asa 1ara tiH ports a. s.tA
p a. Htf Htsusuot Tor baH franflsru
Via ports at p. m sfr Port Angeles
FOR san Franriars YiH Port AuEfiea AZ
l.sU D. m atr Albert lrfffrs Tor fhils
fsighia via grsJa HHrh0r 81 ita p mt
90 steel Engineer FOR Boston Via ports
az irta m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
Tribute 10
Dumb Friend

My Dear Miss Grcyi I'm a letter
attempting 10 establish her youth.
rul outlook ON life. Mrs. -. l. H."
with her vrabt~d attitude towards
women C'old maids''t and
dogs. gives proof that her youthful.
ness is not OF the heart, have
never known a really YOUNG per.
son who had the keep tho dog In
his place" idea Dogs are tho nat
uml pals of children and those
young OF spirit. who appreciate and
love the loyalty. courage and other
traits considered highest in human
beings which dogs possess IN fun
measure. ~ to the dogs place"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
BEWARE THE
COUGH Or COLD
THAT HANGS ON

Chronic coughs and persistent colds
lead 20 serious lung trouble. Nou
can stop them now with Crsomul-
sion. an emulsified creosote that 10
pleasant to take. Creomulsion u a
new medical discovery with twofold
action; II soothss and heals the IN
famed membranes and Kills the
germ.
or all known drugs ereosots 10
recognized BY the medical fraternity
as the greatest healing agency for
the treatment OF chronic coughs and
colds and other forms OF throat and
lung troubles. Creomulsion contains.
In addition 20 cTeosote. other healing
elements which soothc and heal the
inf1Amed membranes and stop tho
irritation aud Inflammation. while
the rreosots goes on 10 the stomach.
IA absorbed into the blood. attacks
the seat OF the trouble and destroys
the germs thAt lead 10 consumption.
Circumcision 10 guaranteed salts
factory in the treatment Of chronie
coughs and colds. bronchial asthma.
catarrhal bronchitis and other forms
OF throat and lung diseases, and Is
excellent for building up the system
after colds or the flu. Money re-
funded IN any cough or cold. no mat
ter % how long standing. IL not re-
lieved after taking according 70 d.
rectiona Ask your druggist Creo-
rnulsion Co. Atlanta Ga---Advertlss-
ment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
BANK CLEARINGs
SrntiIc
New Corporations

Bir Ilurtah Dredging and Quarts
Mining Coz. T. Holt, J, y, buln. 81
years. seattle. iso,oep.
Herring Bhy Packing co-Ed Jensen.
Andrew Holmes. LIN lorEenscu. -
ytars. seattle, $4,000
Bnxira Really Co. Seattle. capital
stock. fsoo0o J. e. Bowlss. ". H.
tloeIra and ~ e. HoNiss.
Eastern Finance CO. Dayton. capital
stock. $50. 600. Grant Los ana u. A,
Nichols.
gyvsrzon. Kelley Advertising Agency.
Inc. Spokane. capital stock. $4,000. a.
" gyYrrson and Raymond 2. Kelley.
Chshaiis Amusement Co. Ghshalts,
capital. $4,000. Frank 2, Frederick. y.
j prmitio and =. !. PARROT
The ~" Cleaners, Seattle. capital
stock. $500. Dean Spencer. Chester 4.
Leah ard Morton \. Freeman.
ssabonsd Electric Co. seattle. capital
stock. 81 900 NJ A. Rhodes. n. p Du-
par and y. g Hayden.
Williams Auto Co. Everett. capital
steek stock. $4,000. G. n. Williams.
+. y. narsby and ". J. Farrell.
Mlkkrison Flour Corp, Seattle. capl-
tai stock. $4,000 j Mikkeison. V, II.
Asbury and L. =. Ensing.
NC Co. Seattle capital stock. $50.
600 George =. Meaeham and G. c.
CAwscy. To buy and sell real estate.
Gle Eium Meat Co. Gle Hum capt
tat $4,000 Amendment changing name
to ''Blrkmaier Meat Co. Inc"
Nippon Hospital Assn, seattiel capital
stock. $4,000. Decree Of dissolution
flied February "a. 1928,
Goldeudaio Hardware Co. Goldendale.
capital stock. $4,000. Decree OF dlsso-
luton.
RIt.a.way Film shop Inc, Seattle.
$1,000. q. II. oulnby and c. A. Bost-
wick.
Arcade Square Inc. Agency, Seattle,
$40. 900 Albert H. Bcebe. Lorenzo M.
Cobb and q. r. Heebe
Aurora Lead Mines Co, spokane. $50
600. VIM. sohicrGiuE. Carl Schmidt and
Fred pricbc
The Farmers Trading co. or Ephrata.
Ephrata. 81 600 y. v Luddtnxton, W.
A. Pixlee. Sam Andrews. $. q. Rise and
II. W PadEltt
stevens vctter, Inc. Tacoma. iss,-
600
Goldberg & carmans Seattle. $40. 900.
changing name to G. ". Goldberg & Co.
Economy Grocery. wenatcheo. $40. 900
G. u. Parks and A. l.. Beaton.
synthetic Jowes Manufacturing Co.
seattle. $4,000 A. II. Burton and j.
Geo. r. Grant.
Hilmerson Mfg. Co. Spokane. $40. 900.
Carl fIlmerson. John c. and ChRs. A.
Johnson. 10 sell ltcenset unucr patent
rights. 10 use on manufacture products
under letters patent; 20 deal In personal
property. stocks bonds etc.
Leroy Timber Co, Tacoma, $40. 900.
g. r, Rich. II. wade Leroy and j.
Milton Leroy.
strong & Macdonald. Inc. Tacoma
$4,000. A. 4. Macdonald and W. A..
Russell.
Virginia Dock & Trading Co. Seattle.
$4,000. stephen y. Chadwick, NJ. r..
McMtckcn and J. r.. Peterson.
Tacoma Machine Works Tacoma. 500
600. j. II. Manson and J, J. Hicks
Alaska Gold Recovery Co. Seattle, In
ercnHing capital stock from $50. 900 to
$3.50. 900.
Olympus Holding Corr. stephen Berg
j. = Geary. Seattle, so years 500, 600
North Pacific Shipping Col. II. Tenn
ptcton. T. NJ Roylc. 90 years, Seattle
$4,000.
Nootkp Invest Col l.. Bronson. r.
W Parks. $4,000. seattle.
Fit-Ail Garment Hanger Horny
Drendnil. y. T.. shoudy, Il. ID. Harrison;
30 years. Seattle, $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Fsb, st-Ths foreign
sathabrs market opened irregular Strr-
ling demand, fGTt. francs. to0siB lire.
80 otea Belgium. t0.osps marks 1850.
sweden. 1881 Norway, 1873.
Foreign exchange closed higher. De.
mani sterling ttfbh =, up 1Is francs.
FooaiEA. ap 99o6t lire. tagtotsa or
tnN0otb HgiEium. tp.tUz. up
90 ee1i4 marks. 3gse Holland. te1s up
o. 6gpg Sweden. 1904. Norway. 1918.
off soccer Hussla. siss Montreal.
ipsfFpsgs. HouRkunE. 5sA Iokohama
ssu. Uresgs. Io,0ist, Shanghai &C.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births In their households are re-
ported by the following men:
Hensol, william c. 224o Market ST,
girl
strand. Elmer. ss22 Fourth ave. n,
w. boy.
AndrifG william. Park, wash. girl.
Bogni, Carlo. 655 eSth st. girl.
Conn, Walter Harold. 502t 2sth ave.
S, boy.
wylie. Kenneth Morris. 42o5 Sixth
ave. n. T.. girl.
Benson. Bort T.. 5Oll Baker ave.
girl
Baerman, George T.. sS1I goth ave.
n. t.. girl.
Han. Howard w. 459 L. s5th st,
boy.
Davis, seremus 4. 1904 conae pl.,
Powell. Warren Norton, Kirkland,
German. Michael Edward, 3032 sSth
ave, :. w, girl.
kirkland, C. NJ. 5023 Seventh ave.
n. L., boy. <
Byers. Frederic. Hansvcllle, boy.
Pietrzyk, Thomas. 1Si2 10th ave. s,
Thorne Leslie E. 7o54 University
st, girl.
Hallier. William Harold. Redmond.
boy.
Henderson, Lester f.. l2S Mead st,
girl
stoekland, Ben. 2i15 f. McGraw st,
boy.
Perropata. Anthony. 1907 10th ave.
s. boy.
Way, Benjamin Edward. 0I2i Sew
ard ave. boy.
Wigmosta. Elmer O., 2SOS w. 10th
st, boy.
Beach. o. w. 1915 18th ave. N. w.
boy.
Levitt o. w. 1i6-B Fourth ave. N.
boy.
Yoshimura. kunie. Ga Terrace ST.,
boy.
sakai, Yoshio. 916 Eighth ave. s..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25

stances. What baby would
live without love TO feed and
care for il?
Why not put suttoeation rs the
first % the urges one would
die Of lack OF air quicker than ono
would stsrye, or. II - H." OILS
ieCts ON the ground that sir Ia a
food, then how about Che urge
10 throw or waste matter Might
not that come before love IL In
the same category
In this world. n We had love,
real love. no one need bo hungry
any more than SO without air.
There Is plenty Tor all and IL would
seem that we people would find
that Gus by and by,
n having the emotion ~ love
has made woman lupsiisd Then she
has always been lopsldcd for she
has always loved And she always
VIII. She cannot help it and doeen't
want To. Aud. Observing this. Fart.
literature and gossip" have com
mentcd upon it. but have not
taught her anything she did not
know
Sex romance may be "uncthical'
and cause 'tnnnitr waste OF men
tai and physical material from
some viewpoint. but without "
there would he no human life on
this earth after this generation, and
that would be SOME WASTE.
But. $. 2. and the rest OF us need
not worry much about these things.
Tor they seem 10 have been pretty
well taken care OF already
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
INCREASED RATE
Disturbing
Call Money Advance to 8
Per Cent Is Noticeable
WALL sruEI.r JOURNAL TINAN-
fIAI WIgNIIM

NEW YORK. Feb The lrfsEur
IarIt4 Rhlrh Characterize the pre-
FIuua close a. thr result % The al
vance loo call money t1 . per cent
was again noticeable iu the early
druuHEs. hut IL WAS also apparent
that thr uH1rrtuHr was more iAHh
rlfm
st Paul pfd, mhiutaiHri a sfrnt.
Iy Improved tone dIuplaSIu ms special
activity around 2E "a recovery "i
more than tWo points from yrHirf.
days low This rebound reflected
thf bettrr fsrliHE In hnnhinE circles
regarding the possibilities NJ Hu'g'HH
fnF negotiations toward frfuudinf
the EtT 900 goo bonds maturing Juno
Price changes among several
lrhd~TH were fractional With Ealnh
prrdumlnhtinE
opening prices Included =
Steel tsiH. or 4, southern l{ailr
way. STA up = Atrhisuu 1894 up
a Exile, $751;, up O. Pan American
H TEA General Motors llas uff =
a. 4 ~. lgf up ~. Nra Haven.
30. up = BALDWIN ltp. uff Az. Rock
ISLAM D on t. up 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
Omaha Live Stock

Cattle Receipts 7.teg Tone ~ marked,
steady YearilnEa iiuloae. htse7A
IsuIo.za. ruea and hrifvfss s. 20 ~
stUrHars and feeders tsssB t.bpt
calves ttHtts0+ bulls and stage,
tarautft
IIars Receipts i4.ab0 Tone of mHrkri
mHY lte higher nHlk. nose ~ sos
top. tit.sss
sheep Receipts T.eQe Tone ~ mar.
Isi. steady fphFlinEs. iisUi a. seth
srs. is5tWfoss, iamb, tisHi1,io.
rwsr. isB&st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
Rheumatism Can
Be Treated at Home

No change OF climate Is necessary
In treating rheumatism with Mrs.
Summers popular home method.
Chronicure. Sufferers from rheu.
matism. iumbago and neuralgia
pains report speedy relief from
these tortures after trying Chroni.
cure. which aids nature in cleans
Ing and toning up the system. Ask
your druggist. or send for FREE
TRIAL OF Mrs. Summers Chron.
fcure. with useful information. By
addressing The Summers Medical
Co. Box 55-R. South Bend, Ind
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
- CYNTHIA GREY ----
Psychology of Love
Bunk" Thinks Man
Not Woman's Training, but Instinct,
That Causes Her to Place Love First

Dear Miss Grey; Now that Student Psychology has
given the important news" that she should place
love second to being well fed and many of Seattle viii
agree that she does would like TO state that l. at least
do not class hunger any pain emotion The sens
ton of hunger is only warning of condition. purely
physical
Where love exists hunger and even death ITSELF nave
been defed many times Anyone can think of many in
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Boston Wool

HogToN. Feb. zt-The wool mark.,
Il quiet ptih Efforts OF buyers 10 fore.
prices down. pNiuE 20 lower prices
much wool has been Withdrawn from
sale Ia the Australian mArkcta
Pins medium territory staple quotsbie
IN the local market. titoGi.ss. secured
basis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
WHEAT FINISHES
STRONGER
Oats, Corn and Provisions
All Show Strength

Chicago. Frb. wheat aud
cats Finished higher on thr board ~
trade today Corn rfmfi up when
wheat turned strong Most Hf tho
session ihih small Grain was lu low
90 territory
nntH ma g. sympathetie gains
all lnEVFerfH
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Chicago Board of Trade
Seattle Wheat

Ne. I sou white ~ shg 80, western
uhnr Ftto. SO. hard winter itse-
t5.fp.
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1t il beside man. aud IL Is only
the selfish ESQ In some natures
that cannot understand tho love
and care given 60 some creature
other than one Of THEIR OWN
specie.
n is we'll that The dog has not
this ego that recognizes only his
own kind 10 serve. or The heroic
truth Or the carrying % the serum
10 Alaska. the noble service % The
Grd Cross d0ga ON the battlefield.
tho ST Bernards 20 the monhHirri'H
that save many lives annually the
dog thar not long ago sawed a ship
fun Of people. tho dogs that save
people from burning in their beds
these aud many other examples OF
sacrifices. herolsm and intelligence,
would he undone
Thru fire. water. tho battlefield,
wastes Of snow. all tho dangers
that confront the Twins. TIE dos
has besn loyal. and has surely pfoy
On his right to our love and the
place" beside man The right sort
Of human Is proud to have him
there.
This part ~ the letter from the
Alaska Yukon Pioneers association
TO the heroes ~ the North should
silence thoss who arr Accustomed
To speak lightly OF keeping the
dog in hts place" and bring them
new and finer understanding
"You had 10 trust your dogs
many a time. know. You didn't
know where you were. but the IN
slinct Of the dos led you thru.
Their feet were cut on thc nluty
ice: their painting breath frozc M II
escaped. hut on they went, just as
long as tho last ounce OF cndnr
aner remained with them. because
you-thrir pal. their master and
their God--wcrc with them"
Sincerely.
c MisH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
NEW PEAS AND
RHUBARB NOW
Latest Spring Arrivals on
Local Mart; Eggs Weak

spr.bE BE- hers fhubHrb has ar
fiRrd
Ana IFs opening Wholesale. an ltr
fn ice pound Apples dur tH thr
late season are creeping upward eu
che price ia idsr particularly uu
WiHraapa
The livestock market here Wed
urHday WAS steady There WAS H
tendency tp shade uu pn0l prlis and
ElhtaLtnH
California nrW peas have made
their appearance and are COINS ai
28r "a pound. Wholesale, duai-rH rrr
port
Prices generally quoted WrdurHz
day with weakened tone on The
esq mafNvt were
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N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

sugar Qplst Has. it2ss refined. dell.
Efaruikrd. tsF8Be
Coffer No 400. sta case, Ne Ban.
toe. ssMWET.