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falls. they leap TO the water above. An
indian tribe once made a great fish
basket, 10 feet wide and IL feet deep,
and placed 1t below Kettle Falls. A
framework of timbers was fixed above
1t. The leaping fish struck the timbers
and fell back into the basket, to be
stunned by clubs in the hands of naked
fishermen.
Even today the Indians build little
platforms over the stream. and a tall
buck will stand on each one with poised
spear ready to strike a. big fish as he
goes by.
Best Are Dried for Winter.
The tribesmen this year are bagging
fish ranging in weight from Is to as
high as 60 pounds each. The warrior
who hooks a salmon weighing 80 pounds
or more has his hands full, and many
a brave has been dragged downstream
by his catch
The best Of the fish are dried for
Winter consumption. Some tribes OF
the Northwest have a salmon chief
during the season, from June TO Sep
TENDER, who regulates the work of fish
ing. At the end Of the season the tribes
men hold a celebration, originally of a
religious and social nature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-02
Bes. Are Dried for Winter.

Belgium is sending approxima tely 500
600 worth Of plate glass and 100000
worth of window glass To this country
every month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-02
RADIO TESTER NEEDED.
Assistant Inspector Sought for Shop
at Navy Yard.

Applications for the position Of as
sistant inspector in the radio test shop
received by the Civil Service Commits
sion until August "a.
Competitors will be rated on their
education, training and experience. but
will not be required to report for ex-
animation.
The duties of the position are to
supervise the installation of radio and
sound transmitting apparatus; to cali
brate, adjust and test such installations
and radio compasses; to make service
measurements of various circuits and
pieces of apparatus and to make rou-
tine material inspections. The en-
trance salary is $7.04 day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-02
MAGRUDER TAKES POST
AS BASE COMMANDER
Rear Admiral HOSTS Flag on
Procyon for First Time
Since 1927.
30 Associated Press

b. the Associated Press
MARE ISLAND. Calf. August q
Rear Admiral Thomas P. Magruder,
who has been on waiting orders since
November ), 1927, after he had written
articles on Navy management for a
national magazine, took command of
the fleet base force of the Pacific here
yesterday.
Magruder succeeds Rear Admiral S.
z. Kittelle, who left for Washington to
head the Board of Inspection and Sur
vey of the Navy Department. Ma
gruder's flag was raised on the Procyon,
flagship of the base force.
The rear admiral said he had no
statement to make other than that he
was glad to get back on active duty"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-02
Caraway Charts Air Course.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark August 2 [P).-
Senator T. H. Caraway of Arkansas ar
rived here yesterday from Washington
in an open Army plane, piloted by
Lieut.. L. H. Clarke. When the pilot
ran into rain clouds and became lost,
the Senator took Pencil and paper,
studied the Arkansas River and familiar
country below and mapped the course
for him.
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rs TO ATTEND DINNER.
Heroes of '76 to Be Entertained at
Army and Navy Club.

Seventy-five persons. including dele
cations from Fort Meade, Md, and
Philadelphia. Pa, are expected TO at
tend dinner of the Heroes of '76 at
the Army, Navy and Marine Corps
Country Club tonight.
The dinner has been arranged by Capt.
George F. Unmacht, past commander
and national adiutant of George Wash
ington Camp OF the District of Column
bia Capt. Yancey Williams, present
commander, will preside. The expected
large attendance is due to the presence
at nearby camps of number OF reserve
officers who belong to the organization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-02
CUP is GIVEN TO SEIB.
Retiring Fire Marshal Remember
ed by Stage Employees.

Leonard v. Seib. retiring as fire
marshal of the District after 80 years
active service, was presented yesterday
with another token of esteem.
The veteran firef1ghter received a
gold watch and chain from fellow
workers in his Office yesterday, and to-
day the gift of appreciation was sill
yer loving cup presented on behalf of
theatrical Stage Employees Union,
Ic.cl %.
George Donaldson, secretary of the
speech. and the other two members of
the committee were Thomas Trundle.
business representative, and James
Hurley. M. J. Collins, representing the
motion picture theater owners, attended
the ceremonies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-02

John cambridge, one Of England's IA
nous 85-year-old twins. died recently,
only few weeks after the death Of his
brother
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from $3.50 to SlO.l5. Beef COWS closed
with a bulk OF $6.25 to $3.50. heifcrs
from 500 to $3.50. cutters $3.50 to
$o.75. low cutters S5.25 down, shelly
kinds to $3.50. Bulls sold largely at
500 to $50. while vealers on a $500
break finished at $500 to Sl4.OO.
Declines in the hog house also fig
urcd % to SOC on most classes other
than pigs. these holding steady. De-
sirable 100 TO 225 lb. sold
from S9.75 to SlO.15. medium and
heavy butchers at $8.75 to 1925. pack
ing COWS largely at S7.25 to $7.75, pigs
at $3.50.
Medium to choice native lambs
ruled % TO soc lower at sll.OO to
sl2lO0, hearies at $1,000. common
throWCnts selling Soc lower and most
" ut $500 Fat ewes were unchanged.
holding at $500 to $500.
In sympathy with slaughter classes
stOcker and feeder cattle lost the
opening strong to 25c or more adj
vance and closed about i'll line with a
week earlier. Choice western stockers
reached $ll.00. meaty feeders $1,000.
other good westerns selling to $1,000
with bulk Of common and medium
grades from 1925 to 1915. Stock
cows and heifers found a narrow out
let in sympathy with the sharply
lower butcher market.
Stock pigs sold much tho same as a
week earlier Or largely at $3.50. while
native feeder lambs held to a 500 to
$1,000 range or steady. No range
feeder lambs were available.
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FOR SALE

FIVE ROOM partly modern house, 2
bed rooms. east front. near school,
for $500.
FIVE ROOM modern stucco house. 2
bed rooms. well located on pave
ment. near schools. full basement,
for s485O.
SIX ROOM modern dwelling. 3 hed
rooms. well located OH Eighth stree,
for $4,000.
NEW NINE room modern Stucco
dwelling. including 4 bed rooms. sun
parlor. full basement partitioned off,
laundry tubs. plate glass in living
room windows. French doors and
front door. very large living room,
new stucco garage attached to
house.
SIX ROOM modern stucco bungalow,
= bed rooms and sun parlor, oak
floors. full basement. kitchen cab
met, heated garage, near school, for
$3.50.
NEW VERY desirable bungalow, 2
bed rooms. very we'll built. full base
ment lathed and plastered, room
finished off in basement. breakfast
nook; anyone wanting to buy q first
class desirable e bungalow should
see this.
EIGHT ROOM nearly all modern
dwelling located OH Eleventh street.
4 bed rooms, pump and windmill,
cistern, with IS foot frontage. gar
age for 2 cars. all for $4,000.
FIFTY FOOT lot close in on Broad
way and other lots for sale.
GEO. M. REGISTER.
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MALE HELP WANTED

If YOU NEED 500. $500 or $1,000 to
pay your bills, buy new clothes. fur
niture. etc. Ill show you a new
easy way to make 1t as my local
representative. No experience or
capital required. ALBERT MILLS.
4230 MONMOUTH. CINCINNATI,
Ohio.
WANTED Immediately, men-womcn.
1885. qualify for steady govern
ment positions. sl25-s25O month:
experience not required: vacations
with full pay: common education,
Many needed soon. Write. S.astruc-
ton Bureau. 478. s.. Louis. Mo.
WANTED-A local representative to
market a patented, absolutely non
competitive article. only men of
high calibrc. with specially cNper-
fence need apply, NJ. ~ r. Co. 1922
22nd st, Milwaukee,. Wis,
MEN-Thc Real Silk Hosiery mills
will train two men to sell. Must be
neat and have references. See Mr..
Aldrick. No. 2. HoskinS- Meycr BIZ.
LEARN Barberins now at tho Oldest
Accredited Institution Of It's kind
Cataloc Free Molcr Barber College.
Fargo, N. r., Butte. Mont.
WANTED-A man for rock digging
IN southern part of county. will pay
$500 per cord. should have a car.
Inquire at 502 Seventh street.
WANTED--A cook III the 500 Cafe
on Sixth street.
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STOCK PR|CESS STAGE
STRONG RECOVER|ES
With issues RISING
Active Stocks Come Back 2
to 10 Points; Specialties
Soar II to 40 Points
ENDS CREDIT STRlNGENCY
Tobacco Is Spectacular; Auburn
Auto Only Outstanding
Weak Spot
ENDS CREDIT STRINGENC>

New York. Oct. 5.-(F-Strong buy
ing support developed in today's stock
market and prices staged a brisi.
recovery. active issues rising 2 to 10
points while :. few high priced special
ties scared Il to nearly 40 points.
Trading was in heavy volume, with
the ticker showing All average delay
Of about ID minutes behind tho mar
ket.
The sharp rally indicated tho COM
pletion. at least temporarily. of forccl
liquidation. which had undermined
the market earlier in the week.
Call money dropped from 10 to 6
per cent this week.
American Tobacco issues were the
spectacular features, the b stock
soaring nearly 40 points ard the A %.
Liggett e. Myers issues jumped about
ID points each, and Lorillard Tobacco
Z.
Columbian Carbon jumped 20
points. Motor Products 10 and Gen.
eral Electric extended its gain to 9.
A. M. Byers. American Waterworks,
Westinghouse Electric, American Ma
chine & Foundry. Delaware & HId-
son, United Aircraft, National Biscuit.
Electric Auto Lite. American Tele-
phone. Air Reduction. Western Union
and Simmons extended their gains 10
6 points Or more. Score Of others
sold 2 to S points above yesterdays
final quotations.
Auburn Auto was one of the few
outstanding weak spots, breaking Is
points.
The closing was strong. Total sales
Appropriated 100000 shares.
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HOUSES AND 4

FOR RENT-Nine room pracf1cs
new modern stucco house with (
bedrooms. full basement with Z
age. hardwood floors and sun =
lor, lovely yard and shrubb(
/ Phone 459-J or inquire at rear
413 West Thayer.
FOR SALE-Fivc room modern 6a11
allow. two bedrooms. and bath, b
ment all partitioncd off. launf
room all plastercd. Hot air (.
mace, extra large lot. finest con
ton. Located near park. wi
Tribune, care Of Adj. No. ~.
FOR RENT-New four room bun
low. with garage. also light houl
keeping rooms. Party also wal
responsible persons to drive
Seattle with them. Phone 376-W|
call at SOC Second.
FOR RENT-Six room new mod
stncco house. newly decorated
bedrooms. French doors. heal
garage. built extra warm. A
shrubs around house. good locati
Phone 1O69-W.
FOR RENT-Six room modern d
nlshed house. close in, to
sponsible party. Board and ruI
the owner for part Of rent. ri
sonablc rent. Address Tribune
"a.
FOR RENT--A 10 room house. md
crn. al 81 Fourth street. Also :
room house. modern. at 1871 FL
street. G.. F. Dullam.
FOR RENT-Six room modern ho3
at 223 Twelfth street. Rent ~
per month. Phone $50 for inform
ton.
FOR RENT-A modern six ro
house. Phone 1861 between Il.
noon and 20 p. m. and after
y. M.
FOR RENT-One five room mod
cottage. located at 822 Main. n
$500 per month. Phone $50.
FOR RENT-Furnished six ri
house. modern and close in. phd
76 or ass. Mrs. NJ. L. Shuman.
FOR RENT-Fivc room mod
house. Call at SOL Sixth. Ph(
1866 after 3 p. m.
FOR RENT-We have two all mod
houses. Close III. Phone c33 z
times.
FOR RENT-Modern seven "a
house. close in. Harvey Harris
Co.
FOR RENT-Six room modern no
Mt 7O1 Front street. Phone 32l.
FOR RENTING room modern bud
allow. Phone 14O3-J.
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APARTMENTS

FOR RENT-One room furnis1
light housekeeping apartment, Z
two room furnished apartment,
modern newly decorated ho}
Close to capitol and schools. d
for cooking. Ready for occupaj
at once. Call at 8l8 Seventh stu
" phone 3OO-W.
FOR RENT-Three room apartm2
completely and exceptionally 4
furnished. Ground floor. Plenty
heat and hot water. Call at 10
ROsser.
FOR RENT-Two CT three I'd
furnished apartments in the n
rain apartments. City heat,
ways hot water. 3. F. FlauaH|
phone 500.
FOR RENT-A furnished three 70
apartment ON ground floor. clcc(
range and private entrance. Cl
i'll. Call at ll8 First street or phd
672-J.
FOR RENT-Four room furnished
unfinished apartment. First I'D
front of house. Gas range. d
at 900 Seventh.
FOR RENT-Three room furniS|
apartment. Call at back door, II
Fourth street.
FOR RENT-Furnishcd apartmd
$1,000 per month. Call at 6l0 81
street.
FURNISHED APARTMENT-LiV|
room. k~itchenette and large clo}
4l3 Ninth. Telephone 4O5-R.
FOR RENT-Apartmcnt in Per-
Court. Phone 796.
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MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT
FUTURES CLOSE STRONG

Minneapolis, Oct. 5.-(R,-Whcat
futures were strong today or higher
cables and rumors of broad export
business. Trade failed to show a
heavy volume. however. May closed
Ia cent higher.
Oats futures were quiet and with
out feature. Rye and barley trade
was of the Job sort. Flax futures were
better and prices gained sharply on
unusual strength at Buenos Aires yes
terday.
Cash wheat tone was strong again
and there was heavy demand for light
offerings. Most Of the good wheat
sold at the December price. Winter
wheat demand was fair and receipts
light. Durum was strong on light Of
fcrings.
Cash oats were slow and a shade
easier with offerings heavier.
Rye demand was good generally and
offerings fair.
Barley was strong to ! cent higher
compared with futures.
Flax tone was better again on light
offerings.
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AGENTS

ANEN1S
MAKE S5O.OO WEEKLY
EASY to sell highest quality En-
gravcd Christmas Cards. Box AS
sortments-sell wherever shown 100
per cent profit. Cost Soc. sells for
Slm. Write for agency territory.
ARTISTIC ENGRAVING co.
IL F.. Randolph St. Chicago. I'll.
OPENING for widc-awake men. Can
make SIS to 500 weekly. Splendid
opportunity for advancement. Can
use one district manager. This of
fer has no equal TO men who can
sell Write FNr-Fytcr Co. 1921 Fyr-
Fytcr Bldg. Dayton. Ohio.
BIG MONEY SELLING Personal
Christmas Greeting cards. Hand
some Sample Book free. Highest
Commission. Lowest Prices. I'm
usual imported novelties. Rochcs-
ter Art Co. Rochester. N. Y.
GREAT HOLIDAY SALE
Or Christmas Specialties and Foods.
100000 profit in three months.
MOTHER HUBBARD PRODUCTS,
552 Congress. Chicago.
WANTED-Agcnts to buy old. wild
or blemishcd horses for slaughter.
The Elder Horse Sale Co.. James,
town. N. Oak.
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Chicago, Oct. 5.-tP-N. S. .. A.
Cattle receipts 800: compared a
week ago strictly good and choice fed
steers, after recovering early decline
fully steady. Others unevenly Is to
75c lower: rough medium grade heav-
les off most. Weighty feeder steers
25 to SOC lower in sympathy with kill
or decline. Suckers about Csc off,
bulk she stock soc to $l.O0 lower: with
cutters Is to SOC down: all COW and
butcher heifcr prices at new low levels
in several years: bulls weak to Csc
lower: vealcrS mostly 100 off; ex-
tremc top fed steers 1910: ycarling
steers 1900: yearlings hcifers l4.75:
bulk fed steer run 1880 to 14.75; most
grassers and short feds $50 to 1900:
best killer westerns ll.5O; approx
mately 1900 western graSSerS III
weeks run.
Sheep receipts 5000: by the week
1859 doubles from feeding stations;
1880 direct: continued draggy dress
cd lamb trade and sizablc supplies
carly prccipitatcd break In fat lamb
prices: later ~rccovcrics left fat lambs
around CSC lower than a week ago;
fat ewes unchanged: late top native
and range lambs 1900: fat ewes SIS:
bulk prices native lambs 1925 to
1880; rangers 1900 to 1850 early:
1850 TO 1900 late; fat ewes 400 to
500: feeding lambs steady to strong:
medium to good grades ll.50 to 1925:
good to choice l2.25 to 1875: choice
1886: feeding ewes 400 to 500:
breeders 600 to 7.25.
Hog receipts $500 including 1000
direct; market slow mostly lOc lower;
stocks Is to 25c lower: top 1925 paid
for around 2l5 ID. weights; l70-240
lbs. mostly Gas to 1915; shippers 500;
estimated holdover 1000: butchers.
medium to choice 250-300 lbs. SIS TO
1000: 2O0-25O lbs. $50 to 1895: l60-
200 lbs. DTS to 1925: l3o-l60 lbs. Gas
to 1915; packing sows 100 to 8.05
nominal; pigS medium to choice 60
$50 lbs. ais to 1000 nominal.
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statesmen

AN OLD established million dollar
concern with a nationally known
line of advertising service for banks.
manufacturers and leading bust
hes institutions. IS en!argIng its
sales force to meet tho requirements
Of its rapidly growing business. The
type Of man vi want is one who
knows from past experience that he
can sell. ono who knows that he is
capable of earning more money
than his present business affords
and who is interested in stepping
up to a position Of greater earning
possibilities. Liberal commissions.
weekly remittaEces. Exclusive fully
protected territory. permanent year
round employment. Full time basis.
Write or wire us giving an outline
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including previous employers. etc.
The American Art Works. Inc,
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Mystery Endurance
Pilots Still AlOft

Chicago. Oct. Saskatchewan 4
lcaky gas tank last night imperiled
the flight of the Chicago. We viii"
for the refueline endurance record.
the veteran endurance plane vas still
circling Sky Harbor airport early to-
day. At 4:52 a. m. the plane had been
alOft lib hours. The two mystery pi-
lots. whose identities arc closely
guarded by tho flight promoter. made
temporary repairs.
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RANGE or CARLOT SALES

Minneapolis. Oct. 5.-P,-Range OF
carlot grain sales: Wheat: No. I
dark northern, l.34 to 1887: No. 1
northern, 1888 to 1877: No. hard
spring. 1873 to l.30is: No. / hard VIM
ter. 1.345h; No. 2 dark hard winter.
1916: No. ! amber durum. l.28: No.
2 mixed durum, l.19ai to 1.27al.
Corn, No. 2 yellow, 97as.
Oats. No. 3 white, A6as to 40.
Rye, No. /. 98a, to LOO.
Barley. No. 2. 63: sample, 50 to GO.
Flax, No. l, 1897 to $40.
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FEMALE HELp WANTED


LET US start YOU i'll this biz money
making business. No experience
needed. Just show amazing new
FOUNDATION GARMENT with IN
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Unusual commissions make earn
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Samples furnished on liberal plan.
Local advertising allowance. Gre
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! WOMAN WANTED FOR TRAVEL
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not married. entirely unincunbered,
between IS and 40. Good education
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portation. Give age. education. OK
perience. +. L. COMPTON s. CO..
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| GIRLS-Wcll trained Beauty Opera
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more money than other profess
sions. Enroll now and your future
is assured. Write for information
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let Ave. Minneapolis, MINI.
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spare time. Earn substantial pay
weekly: experience unnecessary.
Dignified employment for honest,
sincere persons. EMPLOYMENT
MANAGER. Box 81. N~apervillc. III.
| WANTED-Thoroughly competent
maid for general housework. Two
In family. Highest wages for right
party. Write Ad. No. "a. care Trib-
Inc
WANTED-A girl OF middle -agcd
woman to do general housewOrk. No
washing. Call a. 307 South Seventh
street or phone No. l4l7.
LADIES-Steady sewing and en-
broidering, good pay; write immed-
lately. Hand Made Ekf. Co., $50
N. Michigan, Chicago.
WANTED-Competcnt girl for gem
eral housework. Apply in person at
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South st. Paul. Mimi. Oct. 5.-tP-
~. S. D.. A.)-Slaughtcr cattle were
the down grade right from athe
opening this week. closing values
averaging unevcnly IS to SOC lower
and in most instances standing at a
new low for the season. Choice fed
warnings reached sl4.5O. medium
weights sl4. 90. other grain feds selling
at $500 to S13.5 so. with most grasSers
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mand slow. market slightly weaker.
Carloads F. o. B. shipping point.
based on delivered sales. less all
transportation charges. sacked cwts..
round whites. U. S. No. l. and partly
graded Los to 2.O5. mostly 200 TO EOS.