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Los Angeles OIL stock.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

(From r. r. Hutton & CO. private wire
NEW YORK. July 22.--In1uenced by better
cables with forecasts indicating no rains Of
consequence In the southwest, the market showed
disposition to rally early, but offerings were
more liberal than for some days and the advance
lost.
The official summary of last weeks weather
read more unfavorably than had been expected
and moderate reaction was in progress when
sharp break of about 40 points in the July option
In New Orleans occurred, which carried the
whole list back below last nights closing.
Texas Is affecting old crops IN all markets; and
as the strength of positions has been a
valuable bnilish asset. 1t looks as though q
weakening OF the whole situation may be seen II
actual.
Spot closed quiet and unchanged Middling
unlauda. ID do rx,1f n AZ
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Now YORK Produce

NEW YORK. July 2-Butter-Steady: re-
CENTS 1914 tubs: creamery extras, 27@27Ac
arsts 2s@2ec seconds ?4@ase g state dairy
finest 26c; good TO prime: 24ls g2o1ac: process ee
imitation creamery frsts, 24c; factory, current
make. frsts, 231231Ac; packing stock, current
make No Il. 2112c- -
Checse-Barely steady; receipts, 4,76l boxes;
state whole milk. fresh white and colored spe-
cials 14A614i.c; do colored average fancy
14c do white average fancy, 13& 0l4c
Eggs-rregular; receipts. 22979 cases; fresn
gathered extras 24@28c; extra frsts. 21@23c;
whites as to size and quality 2s631c; do gath
cred whites, 2312oc: western gathered whites,
camoSc
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Boston Stocks

From z. F. Hutton & Co.'s private wire.)
BOSTON July 22.-The market opened firm.
with good trade CRANKY was again the
feature, advancing nearly point Good buying
continued in this stock. Isle Royae opened u
higher and advanced much more. Butte and
Superior continues strong on good buying by
important people. Buying and greater inquiry
for copper metal at Az dl41ac is reported.
was somewhat livelier during the afternoon and
stronger In places. closing at the days best
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RAILROAD COMMISSION ORDERS

These rulings were made yesterday
by the railroad commission:
Authority to the Ell Molino Terra ce
Land and Water company to sell It's
water properties to the city of Pasa-
dena for $500.
Denial of the petition OF the Will
mington Transportation company for a
rehearing.
Denial of the application of the
Mount Jackson Water and Power COM
pany to issue s11, 900 in bonds.
Dismissal of complaint of the Pa1o
Alto Gas company against the Pacific
Gas and Electric company.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Charles T. keenan, ct al. to Annie Marley
lot in n line Of Hayes street, IS Of Masonic
avenue 25 by 10: $40.
Theodore r. Rulfs and wife to john c.
Graham. lot In y line OF Washington street,
1o7 :sN E OF Kearny. 1s:41a by n 100. $40.
James Whalen to Mary b. Whalen, lots 80
and 40. block 9, subdivision }, Clarendon
Clothilds cassasa to Charles n. cassasa, lot
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Loans. Exchange and silver
New York Money Market

NEW YORK. July 22.-Money on call steady,
2@2A per cent; ruling rate. 2ia per cent
closing bid, per cent; offered, 2as per cent.
Time loans. frmer; 60 days 4 per cent: 90
DAYS, per cent: six months. 668H per cent
Prime mercantile paper. per cent
Sterling exchange. steady. 81 1925 for so day
bills and at 4.S6S0 for demand.
Commercial bills. S4.s3
Bar silver. 5Sssc.
Mexican dollars Arc.
Government bonds, weak: railroad bonds
irrno
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Los Angeles Produce Market

Los ANGELES July 22-Eggs-Unchanged.
Receipts 4o2 cases. Local ranch. candled 3lc;
case count Csc; northern. case count. 2553c.
Butter-Ffrm and unchanged Receipts A. All
pounds Prices to the trade &c above quotations.
Ca Iifornfa extras 3Oc; frsts, PC.
cheese--Irnchanged Receipts, 2.851 pounds.
Northern fresh BIKE: eastern singles, 1Sc; do
twins tic; do cheddars. 171a 61Sc.
Potatoes--New yellow sweets, 6h@1c per lb;
new potatoes $4,000 per box.
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SAN JOAQUIN LIGHT AND POWER

The San Joaquin Light and Power
corporation has called a special meet
ing of stock holders for September 4.
1913, to ratify the issue of S1S75, 900
two year per cent collateral trust
notes dated August !. 1913. and pay
ment optional at any quarterly interest
date a 101. The San Joaquin Light and
Power company has outstanding s3.15e,-
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FLEIsHHACkER RETURNS

After a five months absence from
this city, during which time he had
made an extensive tour of Europe, Her
bert Fleishhacker. president of the
Anglo and London-Paris National bank
vice president of the Great Western
Power company and a director in Is
California corporations. arrived back
in San Francisco yesterday. He looked
over the enlargement In the bank
premises during his absence and left
early for his home in the country. He
expected to be at his desk in the bank
today
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HAsERHILL, Mass. July 22.-H
marked Improvement has been noted
recently In the condition of William
r. Moody, formerly a Justice of the
oni.ed States supreme court. who was
ment.
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK. July 22.-Copper-Firm; spot.
14c July, August and September 14d14 Csc /:
electrolytic. 14.50914.67c; lake, 14.8161462c;
castings. 14.12@14.97c.
Tin@Firm: spot. 41G41.eoc; July. Aa1 25c
August. 41@4115c.
Lend-steady, 4.aoc bid; in London, f2o IS
Cd.
los.
Antmony-Dul: Cookson's, s.4oGs55c
Iron-Unchanged.
London markets closed as follows:
Copper-Firm spot, f64 SIS Cd; futures E64
lis Sd.
Tin-Firm :~epot, f1s7 IS; futures, fls7 5s
Iron-Cleveland warrtnts, 55s Sd.
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600 bonds issued or assumed by It.
while the San Joaquin Light and Power
corporation has outstanding 1926, 900
bonds. or total of sT,412,0 900. The au-
thorized bonded debt of the latter is
s25, 600. 600 and a part of the authorized
but -unissued first and refunding bonds
Of the corpora ton will be deposited to
secure the new notes.
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New York Mining Stocks
New York Curb Stocks

fFrom Il. F. Hutton & Co.'s private wire.)
NEW YORK, July 22.-Coppers were firm on
the curb today. GreeneCananea sold at Z. In
the Tonopahs the Merger under a little
pressure. United Cigar Stores was steady. as
were the oil issues. New Haven debentures and
rights were actively traded in
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MONEY TO MOVE CROPS

Assurance was given Yesterday by
w. r. Williams, superintendent of
state banks, that the banks will easily
care for the moving of crops. A con-
servative policy has marked the bank
ing of the state for some time and
it was well prepared to meet the pres
ent stringency.
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Wanted $500

Three more men with $500
each may join our syndicate of
ten. Absolute protection for.
your $500. Certain profit of
from 800 to 1900 per cent by
December 81, 1915. Possible
profits too large to estimate for
years to come. Legitimate
business enterprise. Response
bic men. Experienced, success
ful management. For interview
and full particulars address
Box 1045, Call.
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r1 star..-Turnentin and Rosin

SAVANNAH, Ga. July 22.-TurpentIne-F Firm;
ISL, M35ac Sales lis, Receipts 1888, ship
ments 1856 stocks "a
Rosin-Firm Sales 1.095 receipts 3, 125. ship
ments $685. stocks. 155.3o9. Quotations: A. 3,
$500; G, d, s4.10: p. S4 20; F. =, II |, y 4.
WV, Sc 35.
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Duluth Linseed

DJJr.rTH July 22-Linseed. s.. 1.s91s: July
Il as: September ST. 39M asked: October. 81. 70;
November. SI.40A bid; December. $1.3s bid
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j.. G. & E. DEVELOPMENTS

Authority was granted yesterday by
the railroad commission to the Pacific
Gas and Electric company to purchase
bitches and water rights from the
United Water and Power company. The
water rights thus acquired are to be
used for the further development of
the Bear river hydro-electrie projects
in Placer county. These additional de-
velopments viii cost approXima tely
50 400 600
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ch,c.yo produce Market

CHICAGO. July %. = Butter - Unchanged.
Cresmeries. 2215 0I26c.
Eggs-Tnchanqed Receipts, II 617 cases. At
mark. cases included sid14c; ordinary drsts,
49, a 1910: hrsts, 1e91slac; storage. 17c;
1sMc: Young Americas. 14c; longhorns, 14A9
14hc
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1uiet and unchanged. Middling
New York Conee Market

NEW YORK. July 60 sharp decline In the
Europesn conee markets. after frm opening,
caused sctlve liquidation here. Prices opened at
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Condition of Treasury

WASHINGTON, July 22.-The condition Of the
United States treasury at the beginning of husi-
ness today was Net balance In general fund.
$126 091 5O1; total receipts yesterday. 81 24s
total payments yesterday 81 .6S7, ,654; the deficit
this fiscal year is SIT 914, 900. against deficit
of $5,S12, 723 last year. exclusive OF Panama
canal and public debt transactions.
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Building Contracts

Theodore c. Steiner with Jacob r Nelson To
erect a two story and basement frame residence
In + line of Potrero avenue. $50 N of Twenty
fifth street. 23x100: So. 300.
F. y Garland with Fred Miller and KIernan &
O'Brien-To erect five story apartment building
In line of Geary street, 78 W Of Iarkin1 &
100 by W Al: $4T.43e. :
Alfred Rerglof with George Parker-To erect
five room end bath dwelling in w line OF sew
enteenth avenue. 200 n of Fulton street Ok
by w 12c; $3.50. : -
The George A. Bos company with Thomas
Alton-Plumbing. sheet metal work and roofing
for apartment building In line OF Green street
193:3& " Of Jones. w 45 by n 100: ST 500.
Marie Peyroutet with Arthur Elvin-All WORK
except gas and electric fixtures shades and
plumbing for two story and basement frame
building thatsl in W line of Eleventh ayenna
175 of California street 25 by W 1oo.
81. .9o9 '-o'
Annie Bowdich with Christensen & Smith An
work except plumbing. painting Rector heater
system, gas fixtures and shades for two storv
and basement frame building (natsl ana two
garages in line of Green street. 1874 W Of
Larkin, W 3c:5a4 by 121.6: $500 " "
Catherine Degan with F. G. Denke-To erect
one story and basement class c brick buiIdi,c 81
w line of Ninth street, 200 S of Market. & OK
by W 50; 81. 05o . %
F. W. Noltemeier with William Martin r.
erect one story and basement brick huldjnv
In line Of Bush street, 165 W OF Polk N ~ a
By re; $500 .
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Clearing. In Northwestern cities

SEATTLE, July 22.-ClearinEs, 81. 1856, 900;
balances. $169 SO6
TACOMA. July 22.--Clearnss, $3.50. TAO; bal
ances ST.. .523.
SPOKANE. July 22.-C1earings, ss35. IA; bal
ances. $117,b57.
PORTLAND. July 22.-clearinEs. s1.754. $40;
balances, $685. 1875
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There Francisco and
st was
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LOCAL BANK cLEARINGs

Local bank clearings yesterday as
announced by the San Francisco Clear
ing House association were s7,532,-
546.93
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further loss. The market closed 20@24 points
net lower.
Spot. quiet. Rio Is. e1ac: Santos a. 11Ac.
Mid, dull. Cordova. 13@1619c. nominal
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Bid. Ask.
Armsby Co Of NY pfd 100
Associated OIL Co... 40L 4O1a
Bank of Cal. n A.. 200
California ST r r. :. 124 u
Cal Fruit Gamers. ia
Cal ms Co tpar $40). a
Cal Wine Assn pfd.. Sl1a
z I du Pont de y com 135
Fireman's Fund ms .229 235
First Nat Bank of S F.215 22I "a
Giant Powder Con-. S0A -
Hawaiian Coml & Sug. 261a
Hawaiian Sugar Co.. &c 49,
Honokaa Sugar Co... 3
Hunt Bros Co pfd.-- 9312 -
Hutchinson Sug Plant. 10
Mercantile Nat Bank 200
Mutual Savings Bank. SO
n Cal Power Co Con 249s II
Onomea Sugar Co... 21A
Oro Electric Corp pfd - %
Do common ....-- 1215
Paauhau Sugar Plant. 1915 -
Pac Aux Fire Alarm. Az
Pac Coast Borax pfd. 90& -
Do common 100
Pacific Coast Casualty. IS 100
Pac Light Corp COM. = lOsi2
Pacific Tel & Tel pfd. 81 1914
Do common ....-. ZS
Peoples Water Co pfd 40
Philippine Tel&T Corp "a
Realty Syndicate 49, SO
Security Savings Bank $50
Spring Val Water Co. 501a
Sterling Oil & Dew. roc 9oc
United Petroleum Co.. go
Union Sugar Co... 201a
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BONDS
Z. s. Bonds Bid. Ask
IS quar- coup new 110N
Is quarterly coupon. - l03 3.
Miscellaneous Bonds
Alameda Artes w IS. 96
Associated Oil Co 5s. 81
Bay Counties Pow 5s. 1o01a
Cal Cent Gas & Ell IS. 100
Cal Ell Gen 5s, ser A. IS
Cal G&M & N s. ct0s. 99a
Do unifying IS. -. 93 931i
California st Gable 5s. 991s 1921
California Wine 5s.. 81 81
City Electric Co 5s.. S31.
Coast Counties LIP 5s - 95
Contra Costa Wat 5s. 90
Edison FL of I. A IS. 97s4 =
Edison Light & Z 6s. 1041a -
Il / DUPONT Pwdr AIS 1914 -
First Federal Trst 5s.1001s
Ferries & Cliff III Res. 1907
Haw Coml & Sug 5s. 1907
Lake Tahoe r & T 5s. 81
Long Beach G Gas 8s. 1O2
Los Ang Gas &El 0s. 100
Do Corp IS. .... 81
Los Angeles Ry IS. 103121o3
Los Ang Light gtd IS. 100t
L A-Pac r r lem 5s.1 1o1 1888,
L A-Pac RR of Cal IS 95
Marin Wat e. Pow 5s. 99A
Market st Ry lem 5s. SS& 81
Mid Counties G&El 6s - 101
Mill Val & MtTmR5s. 971a =
Natomas Con of Cal 6s 1914 -
Nor Ry Co Of Cal 5s.106
Nor Cal Power Co 5s. 90
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81. .76o. .72s. 43 SO. ESQ s2s2s 1929 oss
Average increase for six months,
S271 51a 80
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET QUOTATIONS.
STOCKS IHighI Low Bid Ass

rJutton California OF
hanre fnnish the
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LISTED SECURITIES

Morning Session
Board
20 Hawaiian Coml & Sugar. 26.7
$1,000 Cal Gas & Electric unifying 5s. 93 90
$4,000 Pacific Gas & Electric 5s...-.. s. 90
$4,000 Pacific Electric Ry IS. 1O2. .S71a
$4,000 Spring Val Wat gen mtge As. 50 so
$1,000 United r r of S + 4s........ Sc. 121a
Street
$1,000 Spring Val Wat gen mtge As. So so
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UNLISTED SECURITIES
SALES .HIIY % 1919

The following the latest quotations for III
Stock and Bond exchange:
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CLOSING, QUOTATIONS
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Val Wat gen mtge As. SO. so
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-11-21
FRET d. WARREN,S BELyEF.

Somebody sent us an appeal to
Reason" the other day. We do not
know why-maybe thew thought We
needed it--but anyhow we were alb
sent minded enough to glance over the
first page where We discovered this
opening paragraph to an extended dis
cussion of What | Believe" by Fred
d. Warren:
believe in the confiscation of the
productive property of this nation by
the working class. | do not believe in
confscating il by piecemeal. That
would be foolish and illegal. The plan
! favor is that the working class shall
first capture the political powers of
the state and nation and then the job
can be done without the danger of get
ting cracked skulls and prison sen
fences. This is the plan followed by
the master class. II has been proved
a success by the master. II will prove
a workable plan for the slave
We have lot of sympathy for Fred
irrespective Of whether he wants it or
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-11-21

Through mistake of the last legis-
lature it is impossible to convict hun
ter for running deer with dogs, under
a ruling of Superior Judge c. E. Clay
pool of Thurston and Mason counties.
Although the legislature made hunting
deer with dogs a gross misdemeanor
and said the penalty should "be as
hereinafter provided" it neglected to
make any provision for punishment,
thereby making the law ineffective.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-11-21
OFFICIAL. CITY PAPER
Sub~crjptiou Price $3.50 a Year.
A JOYOUS TutNkSGINING.

Next Thursday should be a most
joyous Thanksgiving day for the peo-
pie of the whole Northwest and of
Olympia and Thurston county partic-
ularly. The last year has seen the re-
adjustment to a great extent of those
forces which tended to produce re-
action throughout this section of the
United States, crops are better, bus
mess more substantial and general
good feeling exists; while here in
Olympia we have received the promise
of greater things for the future. and in
the county steps are being taken to
develop what many have predicted
would some day be found.
The year before us holds out many
indications that the upward trend will
see a still wider development, and for
this we are thankful We are on far
basis today in every way than we have
been for some years, far better found
ed fo- the development that appears
to be in store, far better equipped to
cope with all conditions that may
arise. For this, too, we are thankful
We are closer to that time when "our
cup" will be running over" nearer to
the era when our development will
reach the scope for which the people
of this Northwest have long yearned-.-
are we not thankful for this, too?
So, because fate has decreed Thanks
giving day should fall on Thursday
and our regular publication day comes
on Friday, we are coming to you to-
day, few days ahead of time, with
many wishes for joyous Thanksgiv.
ing, Thanksgiving in which you
may recall the good things of the past
year and may ponder just a little
while on those that are to come in the
months ahead of US. May it be q
feast Of plenty and of pleasure, happi
ness, joy and well being in great meas
ure, to all of you!
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-11-21
WHAT OUR FATHERS READ ABOUT
IN THIS PAPER FIFTY YEARS AGO

(From the Washington Standard for
| November 81, 1863. Vol. ~, No. -
| We are requested to say that by
agreement between the different
churches of the city, religious services
will be held at the Methodist church on
day-Thanksgiving Day-at II
o'clock. The services viii be in charge
of Rev. Mr.. Belknap. It is understood
that collection will be taken up for
the Sanitary Commission and that all
business in the city will be suspended
from 10 o'clock until l.
Judge Smith and Deputy Surveyors
House and Henry returned to this
place few days ago, the former from
Idaho territory and the latter from
Walla Walla where they Rave been en-
gagged in public surveys.
The Dalles (Ore.) State Journal
says that ice formed on standing water
to the depth of three-fourths of an
inch on the 9Th inst.
BY reference to our advertising col
umns it will be seen that Prof. James
M. Hays proposes to organize a sing
| ing class on Wednesday evening next
| in Mr.. Judson's school room. 1t Is un-
necessary for us to speak of the COM
potency of the professor in communi-
ty where he Is so we'll known.
An exchange says that tunic over
dresses will be very fashionable for
brides and also for evening dresses
this season.
We observe that Mr.. Sylvester has
received quite an assortment OF toys
for the benefit of the young folks dur
ing the approaching holidays.
Artemus Ward, the famous humorist
of "wax-figger, ''snaik" and "zerologi
cal animile" memory, is about to visit
this Coast for the double object or
writing a book descriptive of the So
cial phases of the country and that or
delivering his renowned lectures for
the qualification of his numerous west
ward admirers. This announcement
! has been received with the greatest
enthusiasm by the California press
and he will no doubt receive wei
! come commensurate with his enviable
reputation as one of the greatest HUI
morists of the age.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-11-21
Press Comment
e.. :.
ihr Wich st Wine ia the WorId--thc
soil.

o~u'ami-h county Tribune
Jim" ii.I, rho great railroad build
cr. on his recent visit to the North
west. dweif again on the important,
OF the farm. The output of all the
gold mines in the world are swept
aside by him as insignificant compared
with the yield of the soil mine which
is never exhausted The remarks of
this time tested pioneer of the North
west should be especially taken to
heart by the people OF Western Wash
ingtOn, whose continued prosperity,
after the cream of her timber wealth
has been realized upon. must depend
on the development of her agricultural
resources. Any movement that tends
toward the proper development of the
rich lands of Snohomish and other
counties should meet with instant and
hearty support by city, county and
state.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-11-21
Warn Women Agrainst Frisco.

All the governors of the United
States are being called upon by the Y.
W. c. A. of San Francisco to discour.
age as far as possible. the migration
of women and girls to that city to seek
employment as the result of the Pan.
ama-Pacific exposition. The assertion
is made that there are already more
women in San Francisco than can pos
sibly find work now, or by 1915. aud
the association foresees a grave Stu.
alton unless something is done ID
forestall the influx.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-11-21
SETTLING LoGGED-orF LANDS.

Down in the Grays Harbor country
the business men are getting together
on q plan to settle up the logged-off
lands surrounding Hoquiam and Aber-
deem and have hit upon two ideas. AS
q Hoquiam dispatch puts 1t:
Two plans are under consideration,
holding company or an association
representing the club. The holding
company would be made up of land
owners, who would pool their hold
ings, and the latter, the association
idea, would be worked out on basis
of taking contracts with the owners.
Under either plan, prices to prevail
for stated length of time, probably
at least q year, and the terms of pay
ment will be fixed at the outset.
There would seem to be merit in
either of those ideas, particularly If
either has a tendency to keep the
prices on reasonable basis and away
from the highly speculative. And ii
some plan of the kind would be good
thing for Chehalis county it ought to
be valuable Tor ThurStOn county, TOO.
Once or twice in the last few months
there has been an effort to get all of
the real estate men of the city and
county together on a cooperative basis
of this kind. Whatever will lead to
the agricultural development of this
county is vital to the city and hence to
the Chamber of Commerce. Particu.
larly vital is the need of keeping the
lands Of the county on a reasonable
price basis. Consequently it would
seem to be subject for serious con.
sideration and very likely for action
by the Olympia Chamber of Commerce
1t is important enough for that in
Hcquiam, anyhow.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-11-21
Too Many Women In Frisco.
(Raymond Herald.)

a.
Governor Lister has been notified
that many hundreds of women and
girls are fiocking to San Francisco
seeking employment, which is expect
ed TO grow out of the approaching ex-
position. AS matter of fact that city
is very poor place for any person, no
matter of what sex. to go to in the
hope of securing work. Despite the
fact that the exposition is but a year
OF, San Francisco is a very quiet city
Tor its size, and there are plenty of
laborers for every job. This is a good
time for any one having work to stay
by it, as the chances for securing work
IN any cf the big cities on the Coast is
not al all good, and the country towns
are not much better