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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-23
GERMAN TROOPS ENCIRCLE
WARSAW; FALL OF CAPITAL
CITY. OF POLAND imminent

BERLIN, July 23-rho fall Warsaw appeared today
The city nearly hair surrounded by German forces average
while
official
dispatches stated today.
War
the city olreu
today but were mote military authorities
Critics following closely believe battle In the
from the south stans momentum"
Marshal Won linden
Unless
believed evacuation OF city by the
Slsvs cannot be long delayed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-23

VIII OF WINE. NoFufCss fsmObs
diva. admitted 20 probate Thursday
Her husband Is cut off without a
cent.
Former Secretary OF State Bryan
addressed the delegates 20 the
Moose convention In San Diego
Thursday.
Steamer Orduns Of Cursrd line
sailed from New York Thursday
for Liverpool All baggage was ex.
amlned for bombs or other erplo-
siyes
J. n. Williams. Vega apartments.
1918 Terry ave, knocked 20 feet by
auto driven by j. r. Reiter. i7t0 Al.
Nj ave. Thursday night. at Second
ave. and Spring. lie suffered minor
injuries.
a detective agency hs. discovered that
safs thi~s~- ds-poii factory numbers on
.i.isn cor. and resell them. That. Of
eosr-s. ~splad~s tn. theory that they
make watrh charms Of tho wheels and
convert the bodies into suit case handle
and umbrellas racks.
Nell Piekerell. msn.woman. ar
rested Wednesday In connection
with robbery OF grocery at First
ave. y. and Harrison ST.. denied
charge Thursday
Divers fail. Thursday, TO find $3.50
diamond lost by G. T. Phillips OF
pittsburg Wednesday. while swim.
ming Rt Alki.
o. r. Young. Seattle realty man.
5522 18th ave. n. T.. died while on
business trip 10 Port Angeles We'd
nesdsy.
John M. Cook. well-known theat
rIcai man, will manage old Pan
tages theatre ms vaudeville house.
with one movie feature at each per
Torrance.
Brass plates, with schools name.
to be placed In front OF public
schools. Architect Edgar Blair ask.
cd by school board TO submit do.
sign.
Norwegian steamer BaJa callfor.
MIA sailed from Seattle Thursday
night for South American ports with
cargo OF flour.
Steamer William o'BrIen, which
reached Puget sound navy yard
Thursday. will come to Seattle for
repairs. She went ashore in Pan.
anna canal
Or. A. J. GhIglione, italian consul
In Seattle. says between 700 and
500 Italians from the Northwest will
20 20 Italy TO fight.
Arthur Challscombe OF Everett
.eyAt,.s.I 80 Dalai ~
gressman-elect Hadley.
e. X. Felt, resident Of Seattle for
IL years. died at his home. 1915 n.
Mercer st. Wednesday night OF apo.
plexy.
Owner OF Wright Wire Mills. In
Palmer. Mass, inslsts that leaders
In recent strike be dismissed before
others be allowed 10 return TO
work.
ciprianc Castro deported from
Port Of Spain. Trinidad. by Danish
government
Secretary OF State Howell says
law prohibiting children under rs
from driving autos will be rigidly
enforced.
Gov. Lister will attend annual
conference OF state Press associa-
ton. now In session In Port An
geles.
Tank steamer w. r. Herrln ran
agrouBd while making landing In
Columbia river Thursday. She was
floated and found unchanged
Strike Of Iongshorcmen In New
York begun. and 800 men have
walked out
Steamer Corwln arrived In Nome
Thursday. after successful walrus
hunt off coast OF Siberia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-23
COULDN'T LOCATE
APPENDIX; 81 FINE

MARiNETTE. Wis. July "a
Otto Thursdays ignorance OF an.
atomy cost him 81 today.
Arrested while in semicon-
scious condition last night. he pro.
tested when arraigned In police
court this morning that he vas
suffering from appenelcltis--not
alcoholism. al charged.
Where was your pain7" asked
Judge Daily.
Thursday pressed his hand 10
his left side.
"One dollar fine ruled the
court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-23
SERIES OF LECTURES

o. -Lifei fts Science aud Laws
vii b. given by Mira q. =. Fowler
At ,fseis Fremont ave. over the
fremont state Bank. Sunday. July
~ II ..,o .. m. subject what is
~ Kingdom OF God and Where
Lesssdr' Come and learn. Dates
far the other lectures. July rs. 81. at
~ NJ: July Is. .:7o p. m. to ladies'.
JAY 70. .. m. 20 men only. Ad-
Mission free Keep a copy Of the
sbevs dates. Health advice from 10
- ? m Definite instruction given
- me sction OF the life principle In
ne use OF electricity. to classes be-
Enning August ? and ,. at 2.s0 and
40 .. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-23

OF misconduct. and was unfit for the
office. His successor has not yet
been selected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-23

Many women
pencil their brown
20 get the high
brow effect"
A liberal col
ieqe education
means fifty q
week allowance
from the old
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-23

In the Montana mining district
there Ia regret because the pictur-
esque mine mule is being suppressed
ed by electricity. Reluctant Mon
tana papers are printing pictures OF
Babe. the only and doomed lady
mule that chews tobacco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-23
$4,000 FOR WAGES

PUYALLUP. July 2S.--Forty
thousand dollars was distributed to
day by the Puyaliup and Sumner
Fruit Growers association. to It's
members. 20 pay the wages OF the
berry pickers for the last week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-23
The MacDougall-Southwick Co.
SWIMMER DROWNED

ARLINGTON. July 25.-Theo.
dore Kovaly. tailor, was drowned
here yesterday lie was swimming
In the stlllaguamiah river and was
uulled down by whirlpool.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-23
Second AUenne and Pike Street
CHICAGO GIRLS TO
SPIKE OLD CANARD

CHICAGO, July 23.-OffieIals
OF the Chicago Garment Manu-
facturers' Style Show, which
opens August 2, announced they
will hamstring the old proverb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-13
ASKS EXPERT AID
AGAINST s. {. CO.

/ Unless the city employs an ex
pert engineer to assist the corpor'
alton counsel In the city's defense
against the traction company's peti.
ton to the public service commits
slo. TO be relieved from certain sec.
tons OF its franchise agreements,
the city may get the worst OF it.
This was the warning given Fri
day afternoon 10 the council fran
chise committee by Assistant Cor
poration Counsel Pierce.
Il will be required TO handle n
mass OF engineering statistics that
are Greek to me and to the average
lawyer" said Pierce. I'VE should
have an expert to interpret these
statistics"
When the company made applica-
ton for a hearing on its petition for
relief from It's franchise. the com
mission declined, until a valuation
of the properties could be complet-
ed. This work rightfully belongs
to the commission, but the legisla-
ture short.changed the commission,
and II is helpless. II recently offer
ed the city what statistics Il had.
asking the city TO complete the val.
uation. The city refused
Pierce startled the committee by
saying II is up TO the city to com
plete the valuation to protect itself
Unless the city has valuation.
the commission will proceed on the
figures given 1t by the traction com
pany," said Pierce.
The committee instructed Pierce
to estimate the cost of an expert
and to submit a request for an APP
preparation. covering the amount, TO
the council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-13
KAISER IN EAST
ON DEFENSIVE

LONDON. Nov. i3--Austro-Cier
mans along the Eastern front nov
are on the defensive.
Russians have dealt them heavy
attacks In the Riga. Dvinsk and
Nolhynia regions
The gradual collapse OF the Ger
mans Ia attributed here To with
drawals for the Balkan campaign
and possibly 10 inadequate mum
tons supplies
kammern and Anting. In tbs
Spioke region. ar. In the Russians
hands. after II days OF uninterrupt
cd fighting. while the Germans
badly crippled. have been thrown
back 10 the west.
In the itskul region Germans are
making desperate effort TO re-
coup their losses The latest Off
cial announcement told OF ten at
tacks against the Russians. all oil
which were repealed.
Heaps OF German bodies are ~
Ing In front Of our Trenches the
statement declared.
With tho grip OF winter on the
Eastern country. Germans now
have no chance OF accomplishing
their long-desired object Of reach
Ing Riga and Dvinsk. at least un
til the roads have become firmeT
under the action OF the frost.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-13


WASHINGTON. Nov. 10. While
senSa tional fluctuations In Wall
ct. attracted attention. the Ameri.
can farmer was quietly pocketlng
heavy profits as result OF the
war
Department Of agriculture fig.
nren. made available 10 the United
press today. indicate that he seized
the psychological moment to boom
HIS business.
Realizing that Europe bought
more OF his goods than ever be.
fore. and seemed In n way 10 con.
tinue needing vast supplies. the
American farmer promptly planted
more land In order 10 meet the
large demand
Much OF this land went into
wheat. wherewith to feed the armies
In Europe
The aggregate crops this year
are estimated Mt seven per cent
larger than last years. when the
farmer exported about one-tenth OF
hia total.
II half OF the increased prodnc.
.tion In available for export this
wear. the export total will be 60
per cent more than last year
Increased acreage In sugar
be"is. sweet potatoes. rice ana
wheat ranges from 30 to 10 per
cent tobacco. corn and oats acre
age increased upwards OF per
cent: hay. rye and potatoes from
2 To ! per cent. Will. ffar. barley
and cotton decreased.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-13
COUNCIL HAS A
LIVELY BATTLE

Did YOU feel the severe earth
quake shock late Friday afternoon
/ IL ratified windows and dishes. &C
cording to reports. turnout the bust
ness district. The Smith building
Is reported to have rocked slightly
I There wasn't an earthquake. re
ally--it was Just our councilmen ar.
guing over the tax levy. The heavy
Jars resulted from several of the
members pounding on the table.
The discussion was precipitated
by n mild.looking committee from
the Municipal league. headed by c.
G.. Morrison. the leagues executive
secretary. who innocently pro.
pounded n few innocent questions
on the tax levy. explaining (inno-
cently) that the league was limo
Gently seeking a few truths on the
same issue
Instantly the majority five and
the minority four 'leaped, with a
figurative whoop OF battle JOY. into
the fray. and presently the battle
waged well-nigh as mercilessly
and grimly as the recent offensive
begun by the allies on the Western
front.
Lundy (of the majority thrust
his hand thru his hair. mussing IL
picturesquely as he rose. and glar-
ed down at Morrison. Speaking at
the rate of 1858 words minute. and
without giving pause for breath, he
detailed his ideas Morrison re-
treated before the onslaught.
Councilman Fitzgerald poked his
head above the trench line long
enough 10 remark;
The flowers that bloom in the
spring. Lundy, have nothing to do
with the case. You're not on the
subject"
Then he ducked back again.
The bloodless battle ragged on.
Five o'clock fitted by. and 6
O'Clock came, and still II ragged, with
both sides holding their ground. An
armlstice was called.
Today they are burying their
dead and patching their barbed
wire entanglements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-13

STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause--Take
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets


That's what thousands % stomach
sufferers are doing now Instead Of
taking tonics. or trying TO patch up
poor digestion. they are attacking
the real cause 81 tho atiment--
cioEEed liver and dtHurdercd bowels
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
the liver in soothing healing way.
when the liver and bowels are per-
forming their natural functions.
away go indigestion and stomach
troubles
tf you have bad taste in YOUR
mouth. tongue coated. appetite poor
lazy. don't.care feeling. no ambition
Or energy. troubled with undigested
food. YOU should take olive Tablets
the substitute for caiomei.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets arc n
purely vegetable compound mixed
with olive oil You will know them
by their olive color They do the
work without gripping. cramps or
pain.
Take one or two at bedtime for
quick relief. so YOU can cat what YOU
Ike ~ ioc and 2bc per box. All
druggists
The Olive Tablet Company. Column
bus. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-13
DEAD BANDIT IS
AN Ex-CONv|CT

EVERETT. Nov. f3.--So trace
has been found Of the bandit who
escaped three officers during an at.
tack on cabin Thursday night in
the mountains. on the Monte
Cristo railroad. above Granite Falls.
The man who was shot by 10
teciiye Wells OF Everett has been
identified sK Julius sideen. who
served term at Monroe rcforlna.
tory for burglary.
Sifeen's pal. who. wounded. sho,
himself ms the deputies were clos
inE in on the cabin. In attn uniden-
tilted.
Material for the manufacturing
OF counterfeit money was found in
the cabin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-13
WOMAN TELLS OF
ANC0NA ATTACK

LONDON. Nov. 13.-That the
submarine attacking the liner An.
coma continued to fire shells after
the passengers went overheard was
the declaration today Of Or. Cecile
Greil of New York, survivor at
Ferryville. Tunis
She said a shell entered the port
hole of her cabin and killed her
maid before she rushed In for her
own clothing.
The doctor reached the deck
again too late 10 get into lIfeboat.
but she leaped into a launch
The submarine could be seen
thru a light fog 100 yards away. II
continued it's Smelling. the shrapnel
bursting above the water line.
Then she fired the torpedo thas
sent the Ancona to the bottom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-13
BUY A TAG! HELP
MOTHER RYTHER
She Wants to Raise $1,000
Today; Watch for
the G!rlsl
WORKERS DOWNTOWN

Mother Ryther needs help
Mr. Everyman and Mrs, Every
woman-this Is a direct appeal 10
you,
IL YOU were woman. down and
out and hungry. with starving chill.
dren and without friends. MOTH.
Err RYTHER WOULD HELP You.
just a. she has helped and Is help
tfk hundreds OF other such women.
Mother Ryther's homie. 1863 Den
ny way. Is the only institution OF Its
Kind I'm Seattle.
IL is imperative that she have
$1,000 by tonight-to save the
home.
The Chamber OF Commerce has
boyeotted Mother Ryther.
Chairman Zinn. OF the charities
Endorsement committee OF the
Chamber OF Commerce. has openly
threatened TO force Mother Ryther
to the wall by New Years"
Because Mother Ryther's Home
Is not accredited" by the Chamber
of Commerce. the Young womens
Christian Association also has turn.
cd down It's thumbs.
Mother Ryther asked the Young
Women's Christian Association for
room for today. In which 10 es.
tahlish headquarters for a tag sell.
Ing campaign.
She couldn't get H.
She got what she wanted at the
Young Mems Christian Association.
Early Saturday morning small
army OF girls aud women had mo.
oinAd at the Y. NJ. C. A.. enlisted
10 sell $1,000 tags by night.
In automobiles. they FASTENED TO
the farthest-out portions Of the
city for an early cleanup Of resi-.
denees. During the day they will
be stationed about the streets
downtown.
Ruy a tag. Mr. Everymani
Mother Ryther would help YOUR
wife and children IL they were
down and out.
Buy a tag,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-13
FRIENDS FIGHT
FOR LIFE; | DIES
How One Lived Because the
Other Wouldn't Kill
Him
A DESERT ADVENTURE

Los ANGELES. Cal. Nov Ia
Jas. \ Roche In the survivor OF one
or the gfimmest battles with Death
the desert has ever witnessed
lie lives because his long time
kchoolboy friend and life compan.
ion, ]. II Welch. was too tender.
hearted TO stop his suffering with
a gunshot.
Sitting on a bed In his own home.
supported by his wife. Roche told
the story of the tragic finale OF
modern Damon and Pythias friend
shin.
"wcleh and and a third friend
went out to inspect land near NJ.
land. We drove an auto.
We were on route TO Saiton Sea
when our radiator went dry. Wclch
and started out TO find water.
rleaying Clark. the third member OF
our party. with the machine
Our desperate search was in
vain and II was next day, after
walking all the night before. that
We got back To the machine Clark
had gone We supposed he had
given Va up for lost We had not
had water for nearly two days
The sun was bllstering.
in a short time We were chok.
Ing with thirst. We had to shout
20 each other We had no articu.
lation.
We took drinks Of oil turnout
the day. but toward nlEhtfail the
effect wore off and the oil clogged
on our teeth and 10 our throats.
Later | dipped my toothbrush
down into the kerosene lamps and
rubbed II across Johns lips. did
the same for myself
GAVE UP
ny this time We had agreed
that help could not reach us In
time
You have gun. John.r said
Roche. Won shoot me and after
that you can shoot Yourself
They had known each other as
poor little Irish lads when both
we're seeking 10 gain a start in the
world. They loved each other as
Damon and pythias
Il can't shoot YOU. Jim" said
sAAHf fHu w " uiH fhAR
Wsich gasped his last late In the
afternoon.
Several hours later reacuers.
whom Clark had notified. reached
Roche. and he drank raYeuously OF
water they supplied
He called hts dead friend By
name and poured water on HIS lips.
But the water had come too late
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-13
TEN TRICKS TO TEACH YOUR DOG
NO. 2-TEACHING YOUR DOG TO SHAKE HANDS
lPICTURE POSED BY "HECTOR1

whose dog IL tho smsrt~st In
fo~nf ~ scu hss~ deg you ~sa
teach him oil ssrts Of trtcks. ss e.
eiais~d In the ies.oaH aow b~fsg
printed In The star. Dogs have more
i"s~fhges~e fhsn ycu fhfsk nssti yeu
try them W yca have = smart dog
write The star about him. The best
letters win he pvtssed. and the ones
considered ss having the smartess
dogs viii be ssk~d - .shew them
off, GA tho stage Of the Empress
theatre neat Friday siGhs. To the
owner of the smsrt~.t dog = season
ticket win he sis~nI for the sest
smsrte.f ticket for siu months I
third. for ono month"; fourth, box At
one performance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-13

more or less honorary.
II brought no responsibility for di
recting Britain's war fortuncH
Churchill, as a major tn the on
ford Yeomanry. Will oon be at the
front
His example fired some Of the
stay at homes TO action. Recruit
ing officers hoped Il would be an in
spiraiion TO others.
Lord Derby's threat OF conrcrip-
tion II England's young men do no,
come forward voluntarily before No
vember 30. coupled with Churchiiln
example. has created more talk than
any event OF recent months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-13
WINSTON CHURCHILL TO
LEAVE SOON FOR THE FRONT

LONDON. Nov. i5,-England' 8
stay -at-homes had before them today
the example OF man once fore
most figure IN the nations affairs
voluntarily relinquishing an easy
government berth to Join his rcgi
ment.
The man Is Winston Churchill,
one time first lord OF the admiralty
Holding that he could not sat In
the new war council and accept its
responsibility without having a cab.
met post commensurate with this re
sponsihiliiy. he resigned
As chancellor OF the duchy Of Ian.
caster. his cabinet position was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-13
Why Jeopardize Your
Health by Neglecting
Your Teeth?

Every day that you let teeth 60
that need attention you are taking
chances with your general health.
For the good reason that nothing
has more direct bearing on your di-
sestion thar your teeth. and diges-
ton is the very foundation of good
health.
And II is most certainly not neces.
sary to neglect teeth that need taxi
ing care Of. We offer YOU here the
services of the very highest class
dsntists--men who have graduated
from the best dental colleges and
who have passed the eXamina ton OF
the state dental board as to their
knowledge and fitness to practice
dentistry. Every operator in this
office has his certificate from the
state dental board hanging right on
the wall In front Of his dental chair.
In plain sight OF all And our prices
are the lowest--always---as Il is our
invarinhle rule, from which we will
permit no deviation. that we will not
be underhid on price.
We use the very best of materials
here. and furthermore. we give with
all work an ironclad guarantee of
satisfaction. signed both by the oper-
etor who did the work and by l.. II.
Clark. n. u. $, owner and manager
OF the office, who Is thoroughly re-
sponsihle
We have one OF the largest. and
most certainly the best equipped and
most up-to-date dental office In the
Northwest.
Come In and let us give YOU
thorough examination and estimate,
without any obligation whatever on
your part You viii he surprised to
find how little II viii cost to have
your teeth put into perfect condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-13
MINISTERS TO meet

Seattle and Tacoma Congrega-
tional ministers win meet here
jointly Wednesday and Thursday to
discuss proposed model constitu-
ton and to launch a plan of inter.
UNCONVENTIONAL evangelism. to be
carried out thru the laymen's mis-
slonary movement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-13
To Avoid Dandruff

Ten do not want slow treatment
wh~u hair is falling aud the dsnf-
ruff germ = killing the hair roots.
Delay means $40 hnir
Oct. ~ any drug store. a hottie Of
reno for ssc or 81 90 for extra large
stfs tee - directed for u does the
work quickly. 4, kills tho dandruff
germ. uourlsh~s the hair roots and
Immediately stops Itching scalp ~
~ sure and safe IL not greasy. 10
easy 20 use and viii not stain Soaps
and shampo0r are harmful. az they
contain Rikaii The best thing to
use IL ssmo, for II IN pure and also
inexpensive
Zemo. Cleveland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-13

PARIS. Nov. f3.--The Italian 8. &
FIrenze $1,000 tonsl vas reportec
today to have been sunk by sub
marine. with the loss OF six OF her 2;
passengers and is OF her III crew
The sinking OF the FHrenze occur
red In the Mediterranean Surviv
ors OF the French steamship Calva
dos. recently sunk by submarine
off Algiers. reported today that 81
aboard persisted, and that the cap
tain was Killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-13
TWO FREIGHTERS
SINK ON Lake ERIE

ERIE. Pa. Nov. f3--The freight
or Philip Armour sank early to-
day, four miles west of here. I'm
Lake Erie. Whether there were
casualties In not known.
The grain steamer Perry WAS re-
ported today to have sunk outside
Erie harbor. Three OF her crew
were rescued by life-Bavers
The life-savers' crew II still
working near the sunken Perry and
the freighter Philip Armour
The weather is extremely rough.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-13


To teach a dog 10 shake hands
place him on a table. as shown In
tho picture. Stand in front of him
Say In kindly tone give
your paw" or Shake" and then
tap him on the toes of the paw
YOU wish him 10 raise.
He will quickly raise his paw
Take II In your hand and praise
him. After YOU have repeated this
performance several times. the dog
Will learn 10 raise hts paw on com.
mand. for he doesn't want his toes
tapped.
You say next day. other
paw" and tap his other paw. which
he will raise
One or two lessons should suf.
flee for this trick. but be certain
he has mastered Il before taking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-13
NORTHWEST'S
MILLS RUNNING

Twenty OF the 81 lumber mills
along the line OF the Tacoma East
ern are now running They in
clude all the larger mills.
Thirteen mills are running full
blast on the Willapa Harbor lines
OF the Northern Pacific and NIL
waukee. Fifteen OF the 20 mills In
the Grays Harbor country are in
operation.
Another increase in lumber activ-
ity Is expected Jan. /. accordign to
Puget sound lumbermen. Business
prospects are the best they have
been for years.