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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-10-24
Grain
Livestock
HEAVY TRADE
SWEEPSST0CK
TO NEW HIGHS
Business Ran Above 1900, 600
Shares Daily But Advance
Was Orderly

New York. Oct. oi.-P Stock
prices swept forward 20 new nigh
le .eIs TINS week on an unprecedented
Volume Of trading. Bond prices
lelI finn DESPITE hardening OF
time money rates Foreign cA-
changes we're itra@ular with fr2nyh
francs sinking to 4 new low level
for The year in reflection of the bud
ge. and debt difficulties OF the
EirTch government.
The recovery in stock prices fol-
lowed drastic deIlinn in the mo-
to- Nh.rrs en- AGrAoV. part ot
which was subsequently recovere!
- .".~ t"H"1""'-d rs cU"i!'"nte Wa
restored and altho rgh business ran
sat aouve Two milton shares dairy
th2 advance was an orderly one, EN-
Dracinr practically all groups OF
Nalli8h sentiment was created by
variety Of factors's including cas-
ley call money rates, Secretary Mel
Ions proposal for a substantial re-
duction in taxes in small incomes
publication Of favorable quarterly
earnings reports of the independent
steel companies, and excellent Sep
TENDER statements by some OF the
principal carriers and hardening
steel prices. Wall street also react
ed favorably 20 the publication OF
the Locarno agreements.
The usual dividend and merger
rumors also accompanied the rise IN
stock prices.
Many Gains Shown
With the United States Steel cor
poration plants operating at 81 pen
cent of capacity and steady in,
crease reported in incoming orders
steel shares received better support
Sloss Sheffield was the outstanding
feature, soaring to new high re-
cord at li5. Motor shares stageC
a remarkable comeback after the VIC
lent reaction of Saturday and Mon
day, with trading in enormous vol
ume. Oils also developed fresF
strength. Coppers went into hlghel
ground although shading of rec
metal prices checked the advance
Rubbers, tobacco, chemicals, leath
crs. and packers also presented sew
eral points of strength. The out
standing strong spots among TN
high priced specialties were Amer
can can. which touched 4 record higl
at 256A, u. c. Cast Iron Pipe, In
tcrnational business Machine, Gen
cral Railway Signal, and u. )
Realty.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-10-24
BISMARCK GRAIN
FURNISHED nv Russell. Miller Coy
SHELL CORN
VAIL
CHICAGO GRAIN TABLE

l cent per pound discount II der
SIS III. Ear corn cents under shell
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-10-24
WHEAT PRICE
SHOWS UPTURN
LIVERPOOL Advance and I'm
favorable Crop Reports
Bring About Change

Chicago. Oct. 24.-(P)-Material
new upturns today in wheat here
followed an overnight advance at
Liverpool together with reports of
continued unfavorable crop condi-
tions in Argentina and Australia.
Unofficial! estimates of the yield in
Australia were reduced to 10000
600 bushels or less, as against l47,-
100000 bushels year ago. Scanti-
ness of primary domestic receipts
tended also to life prices. The OPP
ening, u to 3 ~ cents higher new
STYLE, December LAB to a and May
l.4l to u, was followed by rise to
LAB * for December and LAP for
May.
Wet weather in the corn belt, like
ly to delay the crop movement and
to impair the quality of new corn,
gave considerable firmness to both
corn and oats. After opening q
to 4 cents higher, December 1913
TO *, corn continued to range mosot-
lyabove yesterdays finish.
Oats started at 4 to "A cents up,
December 1873 to 1878 cents, and
held near the initial limits.
Provisions were responsive &c
higher quotations on hogs.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-10-24

Minneapolis. Oct. 2i.-P) --Floul
unchanged shipments 5S,9l4 bar
relS; bran $3.50 to 24.00.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-10-24
THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE
MINNEAPOLIS EI.OITR

to 800; Michigan and Wisconsin
bulk round whites $50 to 2.75.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-10-24
CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago, Oct. 24.-(P)--Butter un-
changed; receipts o,46I tubs; eggs
unchanged receipts 5,26S cases.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-10-24
MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT

minneapolis, Oct. "a. Az
Wheat receipts 299; compared with
2S3 ears a year ago. Cash No. l
northern SLAP "a tc $l.47 Sd; l
dark northern spring caoice to fan
CIV S1.5S 3-4 to $l.6S ga; good to
choice $3.50 Sd to Sl.57 ga; ordi-
nary to good Slab 81 to $l.49 Sd;
No. hard spring 81 A "a to $l.70
"a; No. dark hard Montana on
track Slab 3-4 to SLIGO 3-4; to ar
rive SLAB "a to sligo 3-4; Deem
Der SILL "a; May SLAP. Corn 3
yellow 81 IA to SO Ia; oats 3
white "a 3-S to 34 7-S; barley 40 to
GS; rye No. 2 IT SIS t. 7S rs, flax
No. 1888 l-2 to 1857 ID.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-10-24

FARGO BUTTER
Fargo. n. d., Oct. 24.-Butter fat
churning cream 81; packing stock
81.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-10-24
MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION
To MEET

A meeting of the Bismarck Min
isterial Association will be held
Monday afternoon at l:3O o'clock
in the nurses reception room of the
Bismarck hospital. All members
are urged to attend as this is the
annual meeting for election Of Of
ficerS.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-10-24
POTATO MARKET

Chicago. Oct. 24.--(4o) Potatoes
receipts 100 cars; total United
States shipments POS; trading Just
fur; market strong; Wisconsin and
Minnesota sacked round whites 2.73
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-10-24
CHICAGO WHEAT

Chicago, 'Oct. 24.-Wheat l hard
1853: 2 do 1881; corn 2, mixed 80
to "; 2 yellow 81A to Y. Oats 2
white 39A to y; white 1884 to
80; rye No. l, 8312; barley GA to n;
timothy seed CTS to 7.5O; clover
seed 2O.75 to 1925; lard 1910; ribs
Il: hellies 1k.76
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
RADIO PROGRAMS

kGo. Oakland. aGfe msists
ishite p ~. concert orchestra ~
The Hotel 81 FfAncis
KFl. Los Angeles t0s5 meters
alau.a q IA. EAaminsfa must
cal program Et6-fl1p. detective
stnFlss! IGIB.A special Pregnant
80. Aii-star prasram a.i0, pop
UiaF sons program 10 H. Pat+
rick. March dance orchestra
k0W. Portland. tit msteft
% M concerts 10, Coibnfna Nsis
ady men
Kpo. san Francisco. tgE mo-
ttFa--iiap g. M Rudy seiEert
orchestra from the Fhirmont
hotel. s-it. Gene James prrhss.
ira from the Palace Hotel
xxx. Hollywood. Cal. $50 me-
fsfs-t.is-T p IN. 10 Negiton
anA his orchestra IS AmbhH-
sAdor Hotel concert orchestra. g.
10 feature program. 1913. Hol-
lys cod dance orchestra.
XIX. Oakland. 5nss meters
sd .. m. organ fccitAll A-as1A.
DC MaiAy studio program. $50
20. studio program: io.iisg0.
sweets ballroom orchestra
kFAE. Pullman. Ass meters
~ ae-s p. m. studio program.
kFsG. Los Angeles. as meters
--s a0-7i5o ., m, chiidfen's hour.
kFRC. san Francisco. 80 the
trrH--tsH sg .. fn, studio proc
gram, sia0-ii. weekly meeting 81
the Cuekaos
KGH. Tacpma. gtsT meters
10 .. M. musical program
EASTERN STATIONS
kOA. pcrNeI asaf meters
7in .. m, band concert
cNEC. Calgary, $50 metsfp-S
.. M. JahAH orchestra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
Married Woman Eats
Only Bread and Milk

In slight disorders such as ooess "a
constipation OF gas on the stomach ~
headache (when due to bowel inse'. -.
single spoonful OF Adlerika oiten , r
duces surprising aud gratifying A.
In cases OF obstinate constipation a,
stomach trouble, n Adleriks dos' ~,
bring relief in 20 60 SO hours me :. i.
OF reputable physician shoniu
cured.
Reports from Physie'ans .o..,
- congratulate you on the goou
from AdlerlkR since preserip'a
(signedD Dr. l., LAuEois. IL. !;
"AdlerikA Is the best In my ehs r..
years experience" tsiguedl pr'
gers, 80 h,shly
II prescribed Adlerike with
satisfactory results tsigned III
c. tNRme given on requestD ,.,,t.s
Il cant get AlonE without Ao''
tsignedl Or. W. H. Bernhar1. ..,t,,
J. +. Pickett "a user OF A ,.., NJ.
writes; After taking Adler,ka i ~
ter than for 20 years Haven't ~ ,,crs
to express the Impurities eliminates ="
my system" =, r,cpls
Adlerika IL big surprise 20 "a
who have used only ordinary prlt.
stomach medicines because OF 'H dir.
and QUICK action sold BY t;ar.
druggists everywhere. IN Seattle "
tell Drug o.-Adyertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
CHINESE CROOK
WANTED HERE
Start EStraditlon Proceed
ings for Man in L. A.

EStFadition proceedings viii be In
stitutsd this week against Joe
WINS widely knoNn ana wealthy
Seattle Chinese. held In Los Angeles
for the grand itrceny hy an alleged
worthless check. Of t2.ss7 worth Of
diamonds from Abe Gresnhaum.
Siaa Third ave. last April 9,
Wing. Il was disclosed after his
arrest vas made known, Ia defend
ant in several superior court suits
growing out OF the jewel transac-
ton and promissory note.
Prosecutor Colyln and sheriff
starWieh have dropped their efforts
10 cxtradlte Jesse lambert. for big.
amy. and Mta. George Mills. wanted
for grand larceny Of a quantity OF
clothing belonging 10 Mas Mary
FILLER. since California authorities
discharged them when Governor
Hartley denied tho applications for
cxtFadition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
CHILD CRUSHED
Boy Skating on Street Is
Injured by Motor Truck

Crushed by motor truck at Third
ave. and Cedar At. Tuesday night,
l,aru IioshI. s.ycarold son OF X
Hoshi. grocer. 81 Cedar st.. was
taken TO the city hospital with a
broken hip and internal injuries The
driver Of the truck. u, Peters. OF 2is
Battery at. was arrested and released
on his personal reooEniERnce. Peters
said the boy rolIer.skated into the
truck.
John Mooney. si3 Hiawstha place.
"a 75.yearoid newsboy. was knocked
down and injured about the head and
shoulders early "wednesday morning
hy an automobile. lie was taken TO
the city hospital.
Three other pedestrians were In.
jured Tuesday night. A. H. Lock.
wood 32i W. 5ist ST., injured about
the foot: Mrs. a. a. yorrigan, s10
Eas,lakc ave. slight bruises. and
Robert Munday. 400 Poniius St.
sprained ankle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25

u had no faith but am glad now
tried Adlerlka. ! have taken only one
half bottle and can eat anything now
without causing gas. Before ] could eat
nothing but bread and milk, everything
else soured and formed gas, Since tax
Ing Adlerika enjoy eating tsiEned)
Mrs. J. n. Manning.
Intestinal Evacunnt
There Is now offered to the public n
liquid preparation which is not only a
wonderfully effective and QUICK intes-
final evRcuant. hu, which also seems to
stimulate tho glands OF The intestinal
tract and 10 cause expulsion OF flatus
(GAsl This preparation, known as
Adlerika, liz "a valuable agent for the
purpose OF cleansing the bowels OF mat
ter which has been In the system a
long time aud which other less effective
means have been unable 10 dislodEe, IL
Ia often astonishing the great amount OF
matter Adierika draws from The lntos-
final cRnal-even right after natural
movement u sometimes brings out un-
suspected quantities OF additional mat
ter, Many timea Il brinss out much
GAS, thus relieving pressure In the alb
domen. Adlerlka Is especially valuable
when PROMPT action Ia necessary or TO
encourage the elimination OF metaboilc
poisons through the bowel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
M'V|CAR SOUGHT
Lawyer Fails TO Appear al
DiSbarment Proceedings

sought by deputy sherifrs armed
with search warrant since 1850
Tuesday afternoon. Earl 4. Meyicar
facing dlsbarmsnt proceedings by
the state board o. Law examiners,
vas stln MISSING "wednesday morn.
ing
lie failed 10 appear Tuesday when
Howard NJ Fiudley aud biz Rowland
appeared 10 ait IN superior court
nom 10 hear the states case pre-
scented by r. @. Sharpe. assistant
attorney general. and transmit the
boards findings 20 the supreme
court
McNiear's dlaharmant u sought be.
cause OF tho alleged dstalcation OF
Thousands % dollars Of clients money
during the past several year,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
PULLS HER ARM;
WRECKS AUTO
Child Killed When Causes
Aunt to Lose Control

A tycar.oii Eirl Was dead and her
aunt and rs moutbsold slH cousin
ntaculouzls escaped injury In Pc
eular auto crash on the Lake Wash.
ngtou boulevard esst % Bellevue
bate TUESDAY afternoon.
Mrs Roberta Ford vas drNins,
sitting between her and her iyear,
old niece. Charleuc HounEer daush
ter q Mr. and Mrs Charles Noung'
~ of Bellevue. was Mrs. Ford 3
daughter BETTY Jean.
Reuy Jean srcw sleepy and laid
her head In her mtle cousins lap
"oh look sunus.' cried Charicne
Isn't Betty Jean cute droVsinE IN
nv lap And she tugged A. her
aunts arm 10 attract her attention
Tho tuE caused Mrs Ford 10 lose
control q the car. The machine
went into the ditch Chariepe was
thrown against a sl,w Of concrete
and died Of "a fractured skull before
a doctor could arrive frOm Belleyue.
Mrs. Ford and BETTY Jean were
Also thrown from The automobile hu,
escaped injury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
TURKS BATTLE
Rebel Forces Gain; Wide
spread Alarm

LONDON. Feb 20 Widespread
alarm a. the strength Of the Kurdish
revolt was felt in Turkey today, with
official admission that the forces Of
tho rebels. nj first placed 90 1000.
had reached 20. ZOO
Extremist deputies urged dsclara
ton Of state o. Siege at Trebizond
and even NJ COnhtnntinopie itself
according TO dispatches here.
Muatapaa komal head Of the
Turkish government announced
troops had been ordered 70 conceu.
tmte In the insurreciion zone for an
aitacl, upon the rebel forces 20 kilo'
meters from Diarbtklr SNOW inter
ferea greatly with the government
operations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
RASH |TCHED
ALL THE TIME
ION Face, Skin Sore and
Red, Healed by Cuticura.

was troubled with a rash on
my face and the skin was sore and
red. II itched and burned all the
time causing me to scratch, and the
scratching caused erup,ions. My
face looked terrible. and the trouble
lasted about four months.
used other remedies but did
no, get results. ! began using Cu,i-
eura Soap and ointmen, and 20,
relief In . short time. continued
the treatment and In abou, six
weeks ] was completely healed"
tSignedl Miss Doris White, r. r. d.
l, Frui,lsnd, Idaho, Oct. ?. 1924.
cutieura Soap. Ointment and
Tslcum promote and maintain skin
purity, skin comfort and skin health
often when all else falls.
Soap -, Ointment q ard Gee. Tslsurn re. Sold
svsry-hsrs, Sample ssrA free Address
-csusrrs tsssfstsriss. Dept X, Maid.a, Mass y
- Cutienrs Shaving Stick 2se.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
He Broke Up Party;
Patrolman Is Fired

Because he broke up a "pettlng
party" In an automobile OF Crescent
drive and remained convorsinK with
the girl. the dismissal OF Patrclman
John y stephens Was upheld by the
civil service commission Tuesday
night lie had appealed from the
order OF Police Chief severyns.
stephens did not arrest the couple
Their Identity has been shielded BIS
the police and the commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25

Fhnte ~ HfsAh
The GROWING Or sylvia Dick.
charming entry OF the Puget Sound
Power & Llght Co. who won the
beauty contest as Queen Electra will
be the feature Or the closing might
OF the Electrical exhibition, wednss.
day. Tho yoting Ia the contest closed
Monday night and tho totals Nsre
counted and announced Tuesday
evening
Miss Dick vill wear the royal
crown and rule over the last day OF
the exposition. The coronation VIII
take place or the Hippodrome .
stage. at . p. m Harry j, Martin.
preridsnt of the Seattle Electric club.
win DO tho coronation honurs she
also win be presented with a diamond
fIu~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
REVOLT FEARED
IN BULGARIA
Forty Arrested for Military
Conspiracy

SOFIA. Bulgaria. FEB. 20 a mil
Hary conspiracy. involving 50 Of
fosrH and including Gsnsraiiraimo
Zseoff. has been uncovered by the
police Forty arrests have been
made
Meanwhile. the government, in NJ
campaign against communist NAL
contents. has docrssd the death
penalty for all persons convicted Of
participation IN political assaaslna
tons. Any state authority Of pro
oommunistio isaningH viii be dis
missed from office.
LoNDos. Feb, Is Bulgaria "a
on the verge OF another revolution
and martial law has been declared
according 10 sdyiess received here
from Belgrade
The rumble ~ gun fire can be
heard distinctly at THaHbrod. q
JuEo siay border town. and BulFar
ian refugees arriving IN JuEo fla
via are quoted as saying the reyo
luton has begun,
The fighting across the border
from Taaribrod. however. mas be
only an Isolated sklfmish between
government troops and mhlcOntrntH
ATHENS. Feb. &c. Bulgarian
troops have used cannon In u clash
with tho revolving peasants near the
Jugo.slav frontier. says an unoiti.
cial dispatch from Belgrade
Government officials are anxious.
~ watching progress OF the revolu.
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
Bootlegger to Spend
Four Years in Pen

Accused on liquor counts, Natalie
Baroni was fined $1,000 and given
two years at Mcneil ISLAND. Joe
VALLEY and Frank Bono drew a year
and day and were fined $1,000 on
similar charges by Feder&' Judge j.
Stanley Webster. sitting ON the Sc.
Rttlc bench, In addition. Baroni got
another two years and another fine
Of 500 because Dry Agent Haxeltine
said Baroni tried 10 bribc him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
INSPECT BLOWUp
Explosion OF Dynamite That
Killed 8 TO Be Probed

! l.ANGTRY. Texas. Feb. Is -of.
fIolais ~ the Southern Pacific raii,
way were preparing today 60 begin
T an Investigation Of the explosion Of
dynamite in the company's rock
quarry on the outskirts Of taugtry,
Tuesday afternoon. which took a
toll Of eight dead and seven IN.
jursI
Pending further Investigations.
cause OF the tragic accident was
attributed 10 premature explosion
81 the heavy blasting charges
The dead include J. W. HarShaw.
~ Paso. Texas, divisional engineer
OF tho II Paso division OF p1e Sou.
thern Pacific.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
COLLINS BROTHER
ACTS TO GET CASH
TO RECOVER BODY

GAVE CITY. KY Feb a.
" Homer Collins has gone on
the stage because the body Of his
brother. Floyd. lies 20 feet below
the earth In The cave which
trapped him and held him
against an rescue efforts.
His friends here say Homer
now q in Chicago whore lac 10
telling Of the tragedy In bur
lesque theater
Hes going 10 work until he
gets enough money TO 20 after
FIoyd's body himself. his friends
report. He hull thinks he can
get Floyd out"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
TRIP BASE HERE
Seattle 10 Be Headquarters
for Argentine Flyer

Seattle, where the American world
flight started and ended. will be
American headquarters for the at.
tempt Of Mai Pedro l.. Zanni. A..
Eentinc flyer. TO circle tho globs.
Hln advance agent. Patrcio n. Muir.
nhy. u here and will spend tho next
30 days arranging Tor landing
places, communication accommo
dations and supplies.
Zanni has been winttring In ia.
pan and win resume his flight May
1. hopping on from KRAumiEaura.
lie is flylns q Fokkst, built Ia
Holland. moiorrd vita an English
Napier lie arrived AZ Tokyo last
October ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
To Serve Year for
Smuggling Chinese

For smuggling six Chinese across
the international border, Walter
rsriny'1 Moore must serve a year
and a day in Mcneil island, lie was
sentenced By Judge stanley Web
ster. Of spokane. sitting in federal
court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25

'hcy took IN entertaining visliora
t the exhibition.
Tonight special program Of dan
cling. vocal and instrumental solos.
novelty musical numbers etc. Viii
bc presented hs q grand finale Of
seattiea first big week Of electrical
entertainment. Free dancing viii
be provided UP TO ~ o'clock.
Publicity for tho exhibition. which
has been in process OF preparation
Tor number Of months, has been
handled hy Frank Gates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
ENGLAND DON'T CARE
WHERE RUM CARG0ES
ARE 10 BE uNl0ADED

I ONION. Feb IS The Brit
II in government Is making
mo- effort 10 control the dsstina
zion az liquor exports from the
British Isles Chancellor os the
ENCheQugr Churchill said IN re.
ply 20 a question In the house
of commons today
Asked IN he vas aware that
$4,000 eases of liquor were land
ca IN So Johns alone in so days
Last autumn destined fog the
United states. Churchill replied
In the negative lie also was
asked whether the government is
endeayoFing 60 control the des.
tination OF whisky experts as a
condition 20 granting tho rebate
81 3 pence per gallon on spirits.
The chancellor also replied no 20
this question.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25

river. near the present bridge. will
he built this summer BIDS win be
advertised for shortly. THE present
span IL Inadequate for traffic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25

narthuiia Par.
sons, entry ~
the Drew War
rem Radio Eloo
trio Co. WIS a
clube second ln
the contest she
win be presented
with a silver
electric coffee
service.
Cold medals
and prizes will
be awarded 20
dancers OF the
Douglas Capitol
tftit and fornish
schools OF dan.
cling FOR the par,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25

MASTER TOMMY OCONNOR
son of r. n. O'Connor.
Captain Fire station No. -.
1T 5tb Ave. West aud Gsirr st.
Phone GA rfid-Jf5:-
seattle. Washington.
Fsbraary t.pIls23.
70 rHox IT KlY CONCERN;
Yrs. o'connor ard zyss1f
rock cur lf.sIs nine yssr old sen
20 pr. Lousnnsy's, suffering vitn
Q chronic ease or bronehisl lsthza
tina. fsi1sc entirely 70 RESPOND TO
the .reasnsnts or large number OF
local doctors. Ne also toox MA on
. . trip TO Chicago TO be trsstsc, ard
that too vas q eonplsts fsflurs.
Or. Loug1nsyfs trsstzsnt sbsolutsly
ard eosplstsly stepped his ssthza
fnsids OF four days ard be has not
felt the slightest sysptoa OF is
since. TO ssy - are pleased snd
Frassful IL putting 81 too rfld
- are happy beyond expression. Ne
never dreamed OF 50 auiek recovery
ard st such a los cost. other
fs-iliss, or course, nave children
suffering Nth Isthzs, ard ss rant
tines 70 fnoS oi Ut. boosSissy
dsrfgi success With mis- tsrriols
sffliction consscusrtly, trs.
ofconaor ard zyss1f very glsdlT
give this sworn sfffdsvit OF our
little sens speedy and co1plsts
recovery. IL Is an astonishing
fact thst should be ssl1 snosn or
and DR.. Lo9g1nsy's IS nsrssy
authorized 20 p9nlisn this sffi-
Asvit Is he sees fit. We srs In
dssd grateful Dr.. Lousansy's
trsstrsDt IS SUCCESS.
z,~>CoZjSo--~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
rn,n,nA,. rnnnrAn, 20

KFoi HGoAes department.
store. Ab mstert@t.sfib, VIII
liam HoffmAns concert orchyss
ira in a program broadcast BY
remote control from The gllm-
pic Hotel silent night after
KIN \ ". Radio Co. $50 me-
tsfs-is-s0.tiao. luncheon CON
cert from ths Frederic Nel-
son tea foom, tlg9.a. feature pro.
grhms 7-kJs0. special boys pro-
rram under the auspices ~ the
Moran school for Boys
kHQ. uuHh q Lane Piano Co.
sfg metera silent night
WEDNESDAY. rEBnu ANY -
kFOA. Rhodes department
store. a. utters--is.g0.i 10. re-
tAry club iuueheont t-slit, VII.
liam I0ffmnn's olympic Hotel
concert orchestra. siis-shs bop
per. Kelly program Of inttru-
mental and vocal selections
s.s0-lo. studio musical program,
kIR. " " Radio Co is,so.
40. luncheon concert from the
Frederick a Ssiaot tea room
1909. public speaking class,
Prof George MaYs. A-lt. Grand
opera "Aida." by wire from kFl.
Los Angeles
kHQ. hush & Lane ca.-s-t.
musical program 81 request
numbers: sig0.i0 10. studio musi-
cal program.
PACIFIC COAST STATIONS
KFRw. Olympia. wash. 2sg
metrrs--T.gu Chamber Of Com
msrce dinner with affections b.
the q. 81 g. utro club. q talk b
GOV Hartley and feature
mannioGus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
Japan Ratifies
Russian Treaty

OSAKA, Japan. Feb. 2s.-Jspan
has ratified the Rnsso-Japans,
treaty and formal exchange OF nat
heauons viii take place iomoryv
AZ Pekin.