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14 THE BELLINGHAM HERALD WEDNESDAY EVENING DEC 19 1923 FIRST FLIEHT STORY RMS TO Dll TO Elaborate Program Is Planned For January 2 Associated Press Told of Flight In 1903 WE HAVE PLENTY OF MONEY ON HAND FOR GOOD LOANS 6 7 MONTHLY PAYMENT 3 OR 5 YEARS DEPENDING ON LOCATION AND MARGIN OF SECURITY Preferred Stock of the Puget Sound Power Light Company purchased on or before December 20 1928 will carry the dividend from October 15 1928 payable January 1 5th next Price $10000 per Share PUGET SOUND POWER LIGHT Securities Company Plans for the annual meeting of the Bellingham Real Estate Board to celebrate the installation of new officials and greet the New Year were fomented at meeting of the hoard at diningrooms The meeting will be held the evening of Wednesday January 2 at some place yet to be designated by the committees in charge and an elaborate program is promised The realtors will dine with their ladies on this occasion Mullins Carl Bell and James Booth entertained the members with papers on subjects pertinent to the sale of real estate Tom Cole was appointed chairman with Morgan Wheeler and Adolph Miller as a committee to sound out the feeling of the realtors with regard to the possible organization of an association of mortgage loan agencies in Bellingham President George A Wright expressing himself as in favor of such an organization Tlie suggestion met with some favor and some disfavor BELLINGHAM SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION SMITH UVESEY WEIGHT CO Agents 1328 Cornwall Phone 411 SOUTH AMERICAN WAR THREAT WELL TIMED $150 as been repapered ts for 2500 SEE Full THIS PUTS YOU IN POSSESSION of this comfortable eight-room home It Is located close-in on a paved street An ideal home for a large family five pleasant bedrooms downstairs price 2000 may be bought with two TODAY! Move for Reduction of World Armaments to Be Renewed CHICAGO Dec In the yellowing files of the Chicago Daily News of twenty-five years ago the Associated Press account of the first power flight of the Wright Brothers at Kitty Hawk was found Monday Under the caption "It Flies Against Winds" the story read: "NORFOLK Va Dec (A3) A successful trial of a flying machine was made yesterday near Kitty Hawk by Wilbur and Orville Wright of Dayton Ohio Flew Three Miles "The machine flew for three miles in the face of a wind blowing at the registered velocity of twenty-one miles an hour and then gracefully descended to earth at the spot selected by the man in the car as a suitable landing place The machine has no balloon attached but gets its force from propellers worked by a small engine "Preparatory to its flight the machine was placed on a small platform near Kitty Hawk This platform was built on a high sandhill and when all was in readiness the fastenings of the machine were released and it started down an incline The navigator Wilbur Wright then started a gasoline engine which Worked the propellers When the end of the incline was reached the machine gradually arose until it attained an altitude of sixty feet In the face of a strong wind blowing it maintained an even epeed of eight miles an hour "The idea of the box kite has been adhered to in the formation of the machine A huge framework of light timbers thirty-three feet wide five feet deep and five feet across the top forms the machine proper This is covered with a tough but light canvas In the center of the car and suspended just below the bottom plane is a small gasoline engine which furnishes the motive power for the propeller and elevating wheels Two Propellers "There are two six-blade propellers one arranged just below the frame so as to exert an upward force when in motion and the other extends horizontally to the rear from tile center of the car furnishing the forward impetus Protruding from the center of the car is a huge fanshaped rudder of canvas stretched upon a frame of wood This rudder is controlled by the navigator and may be moved to each side raised or ATTRACTIVE SHOE REPAIR AND SHINING SHOP OPENED HERE 1 i I I I A Service and Dependability In the execution of market orders on any Canadian and Northwestern listed Mining Stocks Unusual opportunities for buyers of a few stocks at prices prior to Eastern listing such as: YANKEE GIRL CONS Ltd L) 50c LOKNE GOLD MINES Ltd L) 70c OREGON COPPER COMPANY At Market Stobie-FUrlong 15 Commerce Bldg Vancouver Phone Seymour 9111 TORONTO VANCOUVER Members: Standard Stock dr Mining Exchange Toronto Ont: Vancouver Stock Exchange Seattle Stock Exchange Seattle Curb and Mining Exchange and other exchanges Private wire system connecting all offices and correspondents throughout Canada and United States Please send me without obligation on my part your latest Information on British Columbia and Northwest mining Investments EDW NOLTE GO Inc REALTORS Insurance REAL ESTATE Loans 1109 COMMERCIAL PHOJf 280 DOUGLAS BLDG Member Whatcom County Mnlflple Listing arena Name ODUCE PLENTIFUL Address By CHARLES STEWART WASHINGTON Dec Warfare between Minneapolis and St Paul would be of about the same military proportions as a conflict between Bolivia and Paraguay Yet the two little South American republics surely did pick the psychological moment for dramatic effect to get into their frontier row Acting Foreign Minister Palacios of Bolivia was embracing Presidentelect Hoover on the Maryland's deck off Bolivian and Paraguayan soldiers were pot-shotting one another across the border the Inter-American Conference on Arbitration and Conciliation was opening in Washington Dr Elias Ayala Paraguay's diplomatic representative was scooting for safety out of Bolivian territory they timed it so that all these ptirring events were happening practically at the same time Boundary disputes are not the exception but the rule among the South American states which adjoin one another at all Bolivia adjoins Brazil Peru Chile Argentina and Paraguay and has such differences of opinion with them all but she is especially inclined to push her claims against Paraguay and Argentina against the former because Paraguay is small: against the latter because the tempers are comparatively mild Her troops' system is to snoop into a disputed region and build a row of blockhouses By the time they are caught at it they generally are pretty well dug in The trick is easier than it may sound for that part of South America is almost uninhabited except by wild Indians who know nothing about frontiers Evidently however in the present instance a Paraguayan border patrol appeared on the scene of one of these Bolivian advance move ments inopportunely and a fight ensued The danger is not that Bolivia and Paraguay can wage much of a campaign They lack money let alone numbers The peril is if matters are allowed to drift that some of the bigger republics will be drawn in much as occurred in Europe in 1914 South America has the makings of a big about the meanest im-agnable situation for the United States a thousand timestoo large a mouthful for all the marines this side of the Rio Grande to masticate But the Inter-American Conference on Arbitration and Conciliation referred to above as having just held a session in Washington That sounds like a peace-loving outfit How about its good offices? If you want a favorable report on the Inter-American Conference on Arbitration and Conciliation consult anybody but President Irigoyen of the Argentine Republic Alone among the Latin-American states Argentina was unrepresented at the conference here President Irigoyen rather noticeably omitted to send any delegates Upofficially he has explained why He had one experience with the League of Nations he says and one was enough He took Argentina into the league to see how it worked and then he took it out International arbitration according to Senor Irigoyen is "the Spanish words to that effect Inasmuch as President-elect Hoover appears interested In South America South America seems to have decided to give him a run for his money So much has not been stirring on that side of the equator in years Our president-elect will have something worth while to tell about when he gets home from that tour shrdl cmfwy emfwy mb mb mbm Great Variety Received Jap Oranges Are Popular iTCWNSINDj Distributors oT HIGH GRADE INVESTMENT) BONDS AND STOCKS We are Bellingham Correspondents of STOBIE-FOBLONG CO Mining Security Specialists We Cordially Invite You to Avail Yourself of Our TICKER and PRIVATE WIRE SERVICE James Gaul PARIS Dec Efforts toward a reduction of world armaments including naval forces will be vigorously renewed by the League of Nations immediately after the inauguration of Herbert Hoover provided the United States approves provisional plans which were formulated today The plans were formulated at a meeting between Dr Loudon minister of the Netherlands to France who is president of the preparatory commission of the league and Eric Colban director of the league's disarmament section It was decided to convoke a committee of experts at Geneva on March 11 to discuss control of the manufacture of armaments A tentative agreement was concluded to summon the preparatory disarmament commission after Easter during the first fortnight in April The date of this meeting will be announced when the American government approves Since the opinion exists in some circles that the commission should not risk a fiasco similar to the last session and that the league should wait for the removal of some naval difficulties it is conceivable that a further postponement may be decided upon Some observers hope that the delegates of the naval powers can reach an agreement concerning the types of cruisers and submarines to be limited during private conversations in the course of the general negotiations at Geneva The official agenda of the commission will be the Russian project for partial disarmament and the German proposal concerning publicity in regard to armament Hi Columbia Recording Orchestra Is Heard STOCKS AND BONDS Phone 1T0 Fine Arts Bldg Bellingham will not lack anything in the produce line for its Christmas dinner judging by the way fruits and vegetables are roiling into the city Today a large shipment of California cauliflower was received also spinach from California and Walla Walla tomatoes green peppers Florida has furnished a carload of grapefruit and a shipment of Imperial Valley lettuce Is due Thursday Grapefruit is cheap A heavy demand for Japanese oranges is reported and the call for California oranges is pronounced Prices for all oranges are reasonable In at least one place today Japanese oranges were retailing at 1 a box It is predicted that the market will be sold out on the Oriental fruit by Christmas or practically so Bldg NEW YORK STOCKS Phone 497 (23 Bellingham Natl Bank SEATTLE Mla BELLINGHAM TACOMA Call Money Market Still Shows Signs of Stringency son Clarence Marshall all of Bellingham Interment will be made in the family plot In Woodlawr cemetery ORDINANCE NO LIT LIBERTY BONDS LOCAL MARKETS PALLOS CLAIMS CAR 27 at 7:30 After the program presents will be distributed There will be a tree Captain Holland says that baskets will be provided for a number of poor families Donors of these baskets Include the Whatcom and Fairhaven high schools and local merchants He asks the public to "keep the kettles boiling" on the downtown corners Vic dance orchestra played at the Stark Piano Company for about an hour yesterday afternoon to a large crowd The concert be- Salesman Arrested Says Pay-gan at 5 o'clock With the aim of giving Bellingham the most attractive shoe repair shop and shining parlor that ingenuity can devise Joe Garlick has prepared a new place next to the American theater which shines In bright newness with an entirely new black tile and plate glass front with small neat show windows for displaying articles that will be sold there The machinery for repairing shoes is the latest and best and will keep three men busy all the time and probably five a little later The reception and waiting room is carpeted with a fine grey velvet carpet with deep nap Overstuffed chairs along the wall will provide comfortable and inviting places to wait while shoes are being repaired An innovation is a plush-lined coverlet that customers can place over their feet while they wait for their shoes A table with magazines floor lamp and all are provided and the customers will get more attention than they do in any city along the coast Mr Garlick has taken a long trip recently to see what others are doing so he can outdo them in Bellingham "Doc" Brooks will be In charge of the shoe-shining stand which has three great overstufl'ed easy chairs finished in grey Spanish leather Brooks has been employed at the club for eighteen years A restroom also is provided with finest appointments LEAGUE OF FAIRHAVEN TO GIVE CHRISTMAS PARTY ments Not Made BUYERS' PRICES (Quotations corrected by Frye Co i Colored hen3 4 pounds and up 25 cents Leghorn hens full 4 pounds and heavier 22c Leg-pounds 20 cents hens 3 to 3 horn hens 3 and under 4 pounds 17 cents: springs all breeds over 1 pounds 25 cents Local dressed beef 16 cents: block hogs 12 cents heavies 11 cents top veal 18 cents Eggs standards 39c pullets 34c Butter standard price 53e Potatoes 15 a ton (Corrected by Pacific Fruit Produce Com pany) Sheep and Steady receipts 20 Tulalip Indians Place More Charges Against Superintendent Gross A A 1 1 SCO PROD UC SAN FRANCISCO Dec (A5) San Francisco 56 This orchestra popular throughout the country for its recordings for the Columbia Phonograph Company and its concerts over the radio and known by all in Seattle for its entertainment at the Butler hotel cabaret played many numbers some of its own recordings and many other popular selections The Stark Piano Company was able to have this well-known orchestra in concert at their store since they are dealers in Columbia records and phonographs for Bellingham In the evening the orchestra played for a dance in the new auditorium on State street IS FLAPPED DEFENDED An Ordinance Relating to Ordering and Providing For the Payment for the Printing of Charter Amendment Notices to the Bellingham American Publishing Company Expenses of the General Election Held December 1st 1928 Declaring an Emergency and Providing for the Issuance of Emergency Warrants Therefor The City of Eelllngham Does Ordain: Section 1 That there be and hereby appropriated the sum of One Hundred Sixty-five Dollars and 60-100 (S16560I for the payment of the printing of legal notices of the proposed Charter Amendments submitted at the General Election in the City of Bellingham December 1st 1928 and for the expense of publishing said notices in the Bellingham American one of the daily newspapers in which said notices were published as provided by the City Charter and which expense was a necessary and mandatory expense upon the City of Bellingham and was in excess of the amount estimated and appropriated for the same in the Budge! for the year 1928 Section 2 That a public emergency which could not reasonably have been foreseen at the time of making the Budget of the City for the year 1928 now exist: which emergency was not provided for in said budget and the facts constituting such emergency are: That an Initiative Ordinance and two City Charter amendments were proposed and submitted to the voters at the general election held in said city on the First day of December 1928 and that the publication of said proposed ordinance and charter amendments could not haye been foreseen or provided for in the Budget for Printing for the year 1928 and therefore the legal appropriation in said budget is deficient in the said sum herein provided for Section 3 That emergency warrants be drawn upon and issued to meet the cost and expense necessary to pay said printing bill from the General Fund and that said emergency warrants if there be net sufficient funds to meet the same be registered bear interest and be called in the manner provided by law Passed by the City Council of the City of Bellingham this 17th day of December 1928 Approved by me this 17th day of December 1928 JOHN A KELLOGG Attest: Mayor HAROLD STEVENSON City Comptroller Published December 19 1928 Teacher With Bobbed Hair and Short Skirts Upheld PURDY RETURNS FROM SAN FRANCISCO WHOLESALE PRICES (Corrected by AlDers tiros Milling Company) Scratch food 5399 Chop Wheat Whole oats Rolled and ground oats Clipped oats Whole barley Rolled barley Ground barley Clipped barley Whole corn Cracked and ground corn Soya bean meal Oil meal Cottonseed meal Cocoa nut meal Oat straw Wheat straw Hydrated lime Granulated bone Alfalfa meal Charcoal Oyster shell Grits Herring meal Alfalfa hay Local timothy Meat meal GO per cent Milirun A If leaves and blossoms nat Alf leaves and blossoms gr Bran Middlings Bone granulated Sunflower seed EVERETT Dec Additional charges of irregularities and mismanagement in the handling of funds and property of Indians who are wards of the United States on the Tulalip Indian reservation against Superintendent A Gross have been contained in affidavits signed by Indians These affidavits together with others obtained recently will be forwarded to Washington to Commissioner of Indian Affairs Burke at the interior department according to the attorney handling the matter Indignant denials of gross neglect charged again him in affidavits signed by Lucy George 19 and George Sneattlum her step-father in connection with the care of Mrs Dan Jimson at childbirth were made by Dr Curren government physician at the reservation "I had no personal intention of casting any reflections upon Dr Curren of the Tulalip Indian said Benjamin Sherwood attorney for the affiants "Tlie complaints which certain Indians have made and put in the form of affidavits are directed largely against superintended of the Indian agency Mr A Gross" It is understood that additional affidavits are being prepared and will soon be forwarded to Commissioner Burke Announcement of Gross that on January 1 he would go to the Ute reservation at St Ignacio Colorado and would be succeeded by August Duclos of the Navajo reservation Arizona did not affect the determination of Tulalip Indians to place their charges before the Business in San Francisco is good and its residents look forward to an active new year says President Purdy of the First National bank who returned from a business trip to that city today noon after an absence of about ten days from Bellingham Purdy would have returned home Tuesday night but because of fog he diil not venture to drive farther north than Everett where he spent the night He left his car there and came on this morning by train MISUKETEIBLE The league of Fairhaven high school a newly organized club has planned a Christmas party for Thursday afternoon in the high school building Along with tlie usual necessities of a good party there will be entertainment in the form of a play "The Christmas with a cast of: Roseman played by Frances Welcome Frances by Kathryn Berkeley Harold by Laura Sigfus-son Dame Margaret by Eilene Morrison Elinore by Lydia Auvil beggar by Jennie Berg Tonight the staff of The Record high school paier will hold its holiday party with refreshments and various forms of entertainment Due to special work on this week's Record making it the Christmas edition it will be circulated Friday instead of Thursday LONDON King continues NEW YORK Dec With the call money market Btill showing no signs of the expected stringency stock prices mdved upward in impressive fashion today as buying orders were generously distributed over a wide list of copper motor accessory steel automobile merchandising farm implement shares and specialties At least two score issues moved up 2 to 5 points with a sprinkling of others soaring 6 to 36 points Most of the day's trade news was bullish in character The Iron Age's weekly review stated that "despite holiday and inventory considerations steel ingot output for the country at large is more than holding its own although declines are reported at some plants" The Iron Age composite price for pig iron has declined slightly the first drop since July The copper trade reports large inquiries for the red metal from the Western Union Company Case Threshing was the spectacular feature of market soaring 36 points to 461 American Smelting jumped 12 jjoints Chicago Pneumatic Too) 10 American Zinc preferred 8 and Electric Auto Lite A Byers Rossia Insurance Johns Manville Commercial Solvents Warren Brothers Delaware Hudson Kennecott and International Nickel sold 5 to 7 points higher Wright Aeronautical soared 11 points in the early afternoon on the publication of testimony by Assistant Secretary of Commerce McCracken before a House committee that the Wright company produced the largest number of airplane engines in the country New high prices for the year or longer were registered by National Bellas Hess preferred Granby Copper Greene Cananea Pittsburgh Coal Electric Auto Lite and Eisen-lohr National Bellas Hess common which scored a sensational advance earlier in the week broke 4 points on realizing and a similar loss was recorded by Abitibi Power Many of the high priced specialties became highly buoyant in the last hour Wright Aero got up 15 points while Radio International Harvester International Nickel Philadelphia Company and Rossia Insurance forged ahead 10 to 11 points The closing was strong Total sales approximated 3200000 shares PORTLAND GRAIN PORTLAND Ore Dec OP) Wheat BBB hard white $149 soft white 117 Western white 317 hard winter Northern spring $111 Western red $112 car Wheat 76 barley 1 flour 23 corn 8 bay 4 I Sprague sales manager for a local garage was arraigned In police court Tuesday afternoon before Judge Ralph Olson on a charge of taking an Essex coupe owned by Mike Pallos 206 East Chestnut street without the consent Sprague Pallos charged in a warrant sworn out Tuesday took the Essex which he saw parked on the street and drove it to the Donovan-Flynn garage without the knowledge Sprague declared that Pallos had purchased the car from him and that he had failed to make payments and seeing the car on the street he took it back to the garage Judge Olson gave Sprague until December 21 at 2 to enter plea Booze Case Heard After listening lo arguments the prosecution and defense in tlie cases of Ezra Bargeweli Buchanan and Stephenson ail charged with the illegal possession of intoxicating liquor with intent to sell Judge Olson took the case under advisement The defense attempted to prove that the men were not in iossession of the liquor but alleged that in all cases the arrests were made as the resuit of fraud and deceit through the use of the services of a "stool by sheriff's officers A Durham appeared as defense counsel Deputy Sheriff's John Odell Leo Williams and Bernard Oison were summoned by the state as witnesses The case of Joint Lant agricultural superintendent of tlie Utah-Idaho Sugar Company charged by Harold Stahley with being a "hit-and-run" driver was withdrawn it was understood by Stahley Lant was to have entered plea Tuesday afternoon Driver Acquitted Olson 2446 West street was found not guilty of a charge of reckless driving when he appeared before Judge Oison Tuesday Olson was arrested on December 2 on a warrant sworn out by Place who charged that Olson caused a machine containing his wife to overturn in a ditch injuring tlie woman Olson was represented by Attorney Charles Sather Tom Gallagher Wahlstrand and Ned Hawkins charged witli driving with improper lights were fined $10 and costs each The case of Mrs Schwarze charged with driving an auto while intoxicated on Northwest avenue was set over Tuesday until January 3 The case of George Spoor arrested on December 12 for the illegal possession of intoxicating liquor was dismissed when it was said that Charles Evitt arrested with Spoor would assume all the blame Some Thirsty Person Still Thirsty and Short $10 Red Shirts and Black Shirts Stage a Melee Black' Ball Lines Passengers Automobile Freight Serin STEAMER to SEATTLE Fare $100 A AIACC DO-CO VIENNA Dec 19 Several persons were injured last night when communi broke up a meeting of Fascist Home Defense leaguers in a crowded workmen's district of the city They shouted "Down with the while the fascists shouted with equal vigor "Death to Both sides then freely hurled beer glasses bottles and other missiles Police reserves senarated the combatants SAN FRANCISCO Dec 19 OF) teachers with bobbed hair and short skirts were defended here Tuesday by Uel Lamkin president of the National Education association in an address to the annual institute of the Bay section California association The love and religious problems of students also were discussed "The teacher should be said Lamkin "Narrow-minded notions of school trustees should not set the standard of conduct for teachers They should be able to do and be as any other self-respecting group" Lamkin expressed hope that a portfolio of education would be created in President-elect cabinet Personal Guidance Lacking William John Cooper state superintendent of public Instruction said the greatest weakness in the present secondary school system is its failure to offer the student more personal counsel He explained that the rapid changes in the commercial and industrial world were reflected in all lines of activity often making it hard for the student to adjust himself "Guidance in the better use of leisure would prevent much juvenile delinquency but we have in California no system for offering counsel to high school he concluded Rig Jobs Bungled Dr Daniel Phillips University of Denver psychologist described the three problems of modern youth as "their religious difficulties their love affairs and what to do in life" first we usually ignore the second we laugh at or belittle and the third we make a bungling effort to solve" said Mr Phillips Joseph Marr Gwlnn San Francisco superintendent of schools further discussed the problems of youth No Anchorage Left old standards of family life have said Gwinn "The youth today turns to the church with his new knowledge and he is often met with propaganda and doctrine he cannot accept He turns to the law and finds the highest law of the land being violated and treated as a joke The old moorings that gave him sate anchorage are gone" Dr Elwood Sisson of Reed college Portland spoke on We Educate for Democracy?" answering his own question with the statement that nobody knows since democracy itself is still an experiment NEW Junius Morgan Jr named to United States Steel board third of line so honored Prof Philippi May Present Graduates Of Normal Diplomas SEATTLE Dec 19 (A3) Some thirsty person was still thirsty today and had a quart of maple syrup to show for a $10 expenditure Federal prohibition officials said today that a prominent Seattle woman was presented with a quart of home-made syrup when she was visiting friends in British Columbia recently The bottle at one time contained a rare old whisky When she crossed the international line customs officers sampled the syrup and her car was passed through She stopped at a small store on this side of the line and left her syrup in a shopping bag on a bench When she came out the bottle was missing and in the bag was a $10 bill pinned to this note: "We need this more than you WASHINGTON ALUMNI RETURNS TO CAMPUS Steamer "Sol-Due Southbound Daily Leaves Bellingham Leave Anacorteft Arrives Seattle Northbound Daily Leaves Seattle 11 :30 Leaves Anacortes 6:00 A Arrives Bellingham 7:16 A 10:00 A 11:15 A 4:80 FUNERALS CALENDARS Our 1929 Sacred Heart Calendars Are Now Ready lor SAN JUAN ISLANDS MARTI Funeral services for Patrick Martin beloved husband of Mrs Catherine Martin 3010 St Clair street who passed nwav at a 'ocal hospital Monday December 17 will be held from the Church of the Assumption Friday December 21 at 9 o'clock Rev Father James Barrett officiating and interment will be made in Bay View cemetery under the direction of the Hol-lingsworth-Dahlquist Funeral Home President II Fisher of the Normal school said this afternoon that if he is unable to attend Friday morning's assembly at the Normal to present diplomas to the first quarter graduates they will be presented by Professor II Philippi There will be no formalities at Friday's assembly he stated The Normal will close on that date until January 2 President Eisher is confined to his home by illness He is gradually improving Effective Dec 1 1928 of leaves Anaeortee for Friday Harbor dally 6:00 A and 3:00 Retnrning leaves Friday Harbor for Anacortes dally 8:30 A JU and 6:30 Calling at Upright "Bead (Lopez Island) and Orcaa First class dining room service (Subject to change without notice) PUGET BOUND NAVIGATION COMPANY Simmerman Ilgr Dock Co Agents Phone 992 PORTLAND PRODUCE PORTLAND! Ore Dec (P) Butterfat onions potatoes and wool Steady unchanged Poultry Turkeys dressed No 1 3335c other poultry unchanged A Funeral services for John Cambley aged 70 years beloved husband of Mrs Catherine Cambley who passed away at a local hospital Tuesday December 18 will be held Thursday December 20 at 9 o'clock from the Church of the Assumption Rev Father James Barrett officiating and interment will occur in Bay View cemetery under direction of the Hollingsworth-Dahlquist Funeral Home Salvation Army to Distribute Baskets For Christmas Meal Ton may have one by call-ng at our new establishment 1831 Cornwall at Hal-eck or if you prefer phone is and we will mail one to address HOMER MARK MORTUARY Cornwall Avenue at Halleck PHONE 554 Public Inspection Invited At All Times SEATTLE LIVESTOCK SEATTLE Dec 19 OP) Cattle receipts 119 receipts 5327 Sheep Steady receipts 253 SEATTLE PRODUCE SEATTLE Dec Butter eggs poultry hay and potatoes Unchanged UNIVERSITY Seattle Dec After an absence of more than two years the Washington Alumni association will soon return to the campus Schwellenbach new alumni president recently announced Believing that the association can function more effectively on the campus than off the alumni have accepted the invitation of the regents to return to the campus President Spencer heartily approves of the proposed change The future plans of the alumni will embrace a much wider field of activities than has ever been attempted by the association without surrender of any of any of its present functions MANUSCRIPT BRINGS 750 LOS ANGELES Dec Public recognition has come late for Richard Bret Harte grandson of the famous writer of Western fiction Richard Harte died in Pays in 1925 leaving to his widow among other property a bundle of manuscripts then valued at 75 Yesterday in Los Angeles Probate Judge A Stevens approved the sale of "The Saint of Calamity one of these short stories to a motion picture studio for 750 WASHINGTON Coolidges thinking of visiting Sapelo island off Georgia coast for Christmas MARSHAL Funeral services for Mrs Emma Louise Marshall aged 68 years who passed away Tuesday December 18 will be conducted Thursday December 20 at 130 o'clock from the Bingham Funeral Home 210 Prospect street with Rev Harry Richardson officiating Marshall had been a resident of Bellingham for eight years residing at 2518 Williams street and was a member of the Ladies of the A of Everett being a past president She is survived by the husband John Marshall one daughter Mrs Sarah Slaven and one TO SEATTLE EVERY HOUR Thru Motor Coaches 79 and 1 1 atn t'3 5 and 8 rn Prrwrurbanc 8 and 10 a nt 12 2 i jtid 6 nv Pacific North weat Traction Cn iin-'i mi iii Captain and Mrs Holland of Salvation Army corps No 1 report that all members of the corps are now preparing for their annual observance of Christmas and that for the last three weeks many of them have been rehearsing for the presentation of the pageant on Thursday night December PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND Ore Dec Cattle and Steady receipts 60 receipts 730 in-.