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Evening star., 1923-02-09
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
wiiiism Talbot and Evelyn shauck. both OF
Baltimore, Nd.
James q. Taylor and Ethel u. Acton.
Frank Wilkerson and Marie Finley.
John B. Cooper and Mildred L. Mendelsohn
Howard w. Mansburger and Eva A. keener,
both Of Middletown, Pa.
Earl Proctor and Lucy Thomas.
Harry II, Edwards Of Cleveland, Ohio. and
Memo n Thompson Of Indian Head. Nd.
Alton T. Taylor and Mildred L. Cooper:
Greguf A. MacGregor and Jeanis W. Went
worth, both Of New York CITY,.
Bernard A. Baer and Irene EinItein.
Fulton =. Fitch and Viola Nolle.
Evening star., 1923-02-09

Lucille Robinson Of this city.
us., Casper e Coiner Of Waynesboro. Va. and
ball
David Melnick and Minnie jacobson.
Evening star., 1923-02-09
COLLEEN MOORE TO WE'D
Film Star Betrothed to Member OF,
Distributing Company.

LOS ANGELES. Calf, FEBRUARY e,
Colleen Moore, motion picture act Il
ress, confirmed reports last night tha5,
she was engaged to marry John Me-
Mormick, representative Of a film
distribution company, according to.-
the Los Angeles Times.
Evening star., 1923-02-09

The greatest retail stores in the
world are to be found in Chicago,
Philadelphia and Toronto. according
TO one English expert who has made
an exhaustive investigation of the
subject.
Evening star., 1923-02-09
Society
Continued from Eighth Pase.)
some time in Washington. where they
Will be at the Hamilton Hotel.

Mrs. Hiram Ensor Anderson of
Talkstone Courts has been called to
Lynchburg. Va, because Of the illness
Of ther daughter and grandson. Mrs.
Harry Lynwood Alverson and Harry
Lynwood, jr.
Evening star., 1923-02-09

Alr. and Mrs. Adelard Racine of
Brunswick. Me-. who are en- route south
for the remainder of the winter. are at
the Burlington for short stay.
Evening star., 1923-02-09

First woman to head department
i'm the government of the state of New
York is Mrs. Charles Bennett Smith
of Buffalo. who has been appointed
president of the state civil service
commissio
Evening star., 1923-02-09

Miss Edith N. Clark will be at home
at 1906 Florida avenue tomorrow after
noon from to @ O'Clock
Evening star., 1923-02-09

Great Britain's total output Of coal
is about 260,4o0,000 tons annually, of
which some 93,400.0OO tons are, in
normal times, exported.
Evening star., 1923-02-09

DR.. and Mrs George F. Harding and
daughter. Miss Marjorie. of Brookline
Mass. have taken rooms at the Gra fton
for the season.
Evening star., 1923-02-09

DR.. and Mrs. Robert Coltman and
daughter, Miss Mary Coltman Of Pc
Powhatan after spending several
weeks in New York.
Evening star., 1923-02-09

The Goucher College Alunnae Club
of Washington is to have rs guests IT
the midwinter meeting and dinner
Saturday the president Of the college
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-07
BRITISH SHIP
BUILDING DROPS
Tonnage Constructed Low
est in 80 Years

British ship production during the
year 1929 represented a shrinkage q
90 per cent since 1890. and made the
poorest record for more than 30
years. says Commercial Atlhche W
y Tower In report 10 tho depart.
mcnt Of commerce. Tho British mer
chant fleet n now only slightly
larger than Il was In 1914.
About as per cent OF the increase
Ia world tonnage since 1914 has been
under flags other than British. and
from controlling close 20 40 per cent
~ world merchant steam tonnage.
the British share has dropped "a
about 80 per cent,
The course Of ocean freiEhis and
time charter rates explains tho re
iuctnnce 20 acquire more tonnage
The average ocean freight rate Tor
1899 declined 20 per cent from the
average for 1891. and the average Of
Time charters showed a decline
Vessels entering British ports with
cargo during 1929 show tonnage
Increase OF 10 20 20 per cent over
1891. For cieurnncss with cargo tho
showing II far better. tho average
monthly tonnage IN tho last quarter
~ the year being almost 30 per cent
larger than for tho corresponding
period or 1921.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-07
GRAIN MARKET
CLOSES HIGHER

CHICAGO. March drain prices
were fractiunally higher az the close
ON the Chicago board ~ trade today
despite slight recession from tho
high figures - the day
Prospects ~ larger movements on
all grains afier March ] a. a result
~ farm sales caused considerable
/ pressure ON the market
Considerable selling ~ wheat de-
velnpcd on the Minneapolis reports
that the Great Northern holds a.
600 900 bushels Ia elevators along itH
| line This o. 81 per cent ~ tho crop
ia Great Northcrn's territories Fig
urcs % the Northern Pacific we're
about the same Foreign news con-
tinucd d. expressing Figures made
public today showed tho visible
/ wheat supply Tor tho week Increased
AEhiOn0 bushels; corn, 1881. 600 and
oats decreased 1883 900 bushels.
Z Total worlds shipments were EOS. o
/ $4,000 bushels az wheat 2aST7 900
bushels ~ corn and t6.S10000 BUSH
/ els 90 oats,
Declines In tho livestock market
further weakened corn prices About
100000 bushels were worked Tor ~N-
port on tho break The closing was
70 lower TO &c higher than the
oepninE
oats showed independent strength.
/ due 90 the large decline ia the yisl-
I bic supply and light country offer
/ inEs
Provisions were steady % higher
Considerable buying 81 lard was
credited 90 packing interests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-07
Financial Flashes
From James Macfarlane s Co.
sli Second Ave

Twenty.one industrials ioa.7T. up
&c. 20 active rails 1851. off IL.
L. &. Tobacco stockholders meet
10 approve increase in capital stock
TO permit distribution OF stock divi.
dcnd.
Southern Pacific rise justified by
increased prosperity OF tho roads in
tho West and the South
Union Pacific January net earn.
inRs increased t7sa 900.
New oil fields discovered in Clay
county. Tennessee.
Page Detroit declared quarterly
dividend Of ~ per cent on common:
previous quarterly rate was per
cent.
Stewart Warner sold nj the new
high OF lia2 ON Chicago stock OK.
change. The buying was OF tho anne
character aa that OF tho past few
weeks. being unaccompanied by re.
ports OF any sort. official or other.
wise. over $4,000 shares were
traded in.
International Paper reached record
1923 price Mt 81 and general list
was active.
In 1922 Atchlaon earned n little
over II per cent on the common
stock. Rock Island little less than
l per cent. 81. Paul nothing on
common. Southern Railway about 4
per cent, Great Northern preferred
about 81 per cent, Chicago North.
western about al per cent, Baltl.
more & Ohio about u per cent. Now
Haven nothing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-07
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove TerminaI-Pier h--Str VIII.
lie A. Higgins, str President jackson
Pier B--Atr VIM. Nottingham.
Great Northern Terminal-Str Toyooka
Maru.
Bell Street Terrninal--U. g. L. II. II
Cedar.
Grand Trunk Pacific TerminaI--str "A.
miral Rogers.
Pier 1l-B---Str Arcadia.
Pier 1i--Str Viking
Pier 2--str Victoria, ctr Northwestern
str Oduna.
Pier D--atr Queen.
Pacific Coast Coal Bunkors---atr. owego
Pacific Coast Engineering works-U. q
G. @. Haldn. y. n. O. x. Surveyor.
u. X. Shipping Board Moorings-Str An.
ma y. Morse. str fconium, str Silver.
ado, str Cross Keys. str Delight. sti
West HhrtlaDd. str West Iaon gtI
Walllngford, atr Lubrlco.
Connecticut Street Terminai--str Juneau
schr Cnmano. str Robin Gray.
Standard oil Co.'s Dock-Str III Begundo
San Juan Fish Dock--Btr Jefferson,
Stacy Greet TormlDal-U. - o. q. Dell.
wood. ~. y. c. q. Burnside.
Todd Drydocks--str II. n. Alexander, ut,
Boxer.
Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging co.-st,
Patterson.
AmeH shlpyard a Terminai-MotorshIr
Libby Maine.
Heffonan'H Drydook Motorship Oregon
West Semitic Training statlon--u f. 8
Eagle No. "a.
Stream Buoy No. I sir Paelflco.
Alaska Steamship MoorinRs--str Rodon.
do. str valdez
Winslow Marine Rhliwny--Btr pnoIfico
bark Helfnst, bhrgo Coqultinm CITY.
bktn James Tuft. sobr j. w. Clisa,
str caeBar. whalers Star NOS. 1, 2. q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-07

The next instaIlment will tell
about Colonial paper CURRENCY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-07
Foreign Money Status

wednesdays Quotations
Furnished by Logan a Bryan
BIO Strnnn ANn.. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-07
Arrivals and Departures

ARRIyED--March Str Pro;ssiiaus
from Manila via ports, at 10 a IN:
str MarInula from Amsterdam via Bal
boa and Eagle Harbor. az noon; str City
Of Auckland from Antwerp via ports. at
40 a. IN. March s-sir ToyookR Mhra
from Everett. at $50 D. m: str Jsffsr-
son from Southeastern Alaska. NJ $50
.. m; str ~ ssgundo from San Fran
cisco. at p m str viking from Han
Francisco. at 1855 p, m. str Paciueo
from Eagle HRrbor. At $50 p. M schr
Blanca from Houolulg In tow OF tug Sea
Monarch. ~ p m.
SAILED--March 7--str Northwestern
for Southwestern via Southeastern Alas
Ia, az $50 a. m. str Admiral Rogers
for Southeastern Alaska. at 10 a. M. str
Julia Lucksn bach for New York via Tia
coma and ports. Al s:aa a. m. motorHhip
Californian for Tacoma. At $40 a. m.
March Str Admiral schisy for vancou-
YER. -. e., via Everett and BelllnEham.
At 1875 ?. m. str Rainier for San Fran
cisco. AZ noon. str Admiral Ssbres for
San Francisco via Anacortcs and Port
Angeles, At $50 D. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-07
MOVIE CONCERN
GOES BANKRUPT
involuntary Petition Is Filed
Against Selznlck

NEW YORK. March IA petition
ln Involuntary bankruptcy was filed
yemerday against the Eslzn.ch Pie
lures corporation. formed by Lewis
j. sclznicls. by three alleged creditor
concerns. The claims total nearly
1900 900.
The petitioners claim that The Sell
nick corporation has given nll It's IN
teresis In the productions. Rupert
Of Ifentzau" and The Common
Law, 70 the Pacific Trust & Savings
bank. an alleged creditor.
The plaintiffs claim that IN doing
this the defendants attempted %
avoid settling with other creditors.
The plaintiffs arc the Commercial
Cinema corporation. the Kioss IA.
chincry corporation and Quality
Film Trading corporation.
Attorneys for the selZnick peopis
stated that their corporation Is In
the process or reorganization and
that tho claims Of tho three firms
nrs not n new development in thu
firms financial transactions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-07
Income Tax Facts
ALlmOny.
Union Dues.
Breach Of Promise.
Special Ddnlaqes.
The following Is a special buI.
letln issued by the collector OF
internal revenue al Tacoma:

luf iphDNiuE - hIlfcldl D1l.
lstln issued by the collector Of
internal revenue nj Tacoma:
Did you receive aIimony during the
year 1927 Were you successful in n
breach Of promise suit entered
against a former admirer7
Personal questions. very. but i'm
portant 70 those 20 whom they APP
ply In the preparation Of an income
tax return for the year 1927.
Amounts received as a1lmony are
not taxable income. according 20
Burns Poe. collector OF internal reye-
nue. at Tacoma Such payments do
not have 10 be included in the in
come tax return OF the person recelv-
Ing them. nor may they be deducted
from the gross income OF the person
paying them. In this respect. pay
ment Of alimony may be likened TO
a personal or living expense. which
n not deductible
However. n woman who has won
n breach Of promise case. or has ac-
cepted out OF court a settlement as
heart balm. must include the amount
in her income tax return. The bu-
reau Of internal revenue has ruled
In such cases that the amount re-
oelved is not TO be regarded az n
return Of capital. since the benefits
OF which the injured party was de-
prived were merely anticipatory."
Members OF a labor union may de-
duct as business expense dues paid
20 such organizations during the
year 1922. Such dues are held by
the bureau 20 be necessary expenses
incident 10 the earning Of their
wages. A member OF a labor union
who. while ON strike. receives pay.
ment from an organization must In
clude in his income for the year such
items.
Tho taxpayer who IN 1922 recov.
cred damages for defamation OF per.
sonal character need not include in
his return such amount. inasmuch
as II has been held to be non-taxable
income. The revenue act specifically
exempt amounts received thru
accident or health insurance, or un.
der workmen's compensation acts as
compensation for personal injuries
or illness. plus any additional
amount received by suit or agree
ment in such cases.
To avoid penalty. returns shoui6s
be filed on or before midnight Of
March Is. Free advisory service in
the preparation of the forms is OF.
fered at the office OF the collector
of internal revenue. 20T Federal bldg.
Tacoma, and at the branch offices
located at Seattle. Everett. Aberdeen,
Bellingham, Vancouver. Yakima,
Walla Walla, wenatchee and Spo-
kane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-07
MAY EXTEND
WHEAT POOL

ST. PAUL. Mimi. March IA
wheat pool OF about 1000, 900 bushels
was planned today by the Northwest
Wheat Growers association. This is
double the pool OF last year.
Plans for expansion of the pool
Will be laid here Thursday at con.
ference Of the organization. which il
federation Of North Dakota, Mon.
tana, Washington, Oregon and Idaho
state associations. Under the new
plan this federation will be super.
seeded by a new organization, the
American Wheat Growers associa-
ton.
Cooperative organizations In
South Dakota, Kansas, Nebraska.
Colorado and possibly Texas will be
added.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-07
FREIGHT CUT
FROM CHICAGO

a general reduction In freight
rates from Chicago west was an.
nounced Wednesday morning, to be
effective April II.
The list affected included over 30
items. mostly manufactured prod.
ucts.
Among the articles listed are prac.
tically all kinds Of paper products,
glass Jars, window glass, chemicals
iron and steel. cash registers, talking
machines and musical Instruments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-07
American Shipping
Leads in Ecuador

OF the imports received at Guaya.
auil. Ecuador, during tho closing
month OF 1922. American steamers
brought 16 per cent, British 10 per
cent. Dutch o. German IA, ana
Peruvian 10, according 10 reports to
the department Of commerce.
No other country Is credited with
over 8 per cent American steamers
carried 81 per cent OF tho exports,
British 20, German 10 and Peruvian
IA. No others over per cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-07
Chicago Car Lots

Wednesday, Quotations
Furnished by Logan Z Hrpan
aI0 s~rund Az araftin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-07
Spring Activity Seen
IN Construction Work
Contractors Flock to Bid on Pacific High
way Paving

Early spring activity In oonntruc
ton work b. making itH appearance,
according 10 q 70 White. manager n
tho National Surety company
Chief interest seems % center NJ
present In the additional paving u
The Pacific highway out of KslHo.
said White. Many contractors are
preparing 20 make bids. which viii
be- opened March 10 ana a."
Tho company's weekly bulletin of
new construction ana bids open FOL
lows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-07
Business Changes

Putnam. Anderson & Lamar com.
pnny are now located at 955 Stuart
building.
Lyle S. Vincent Lumber Company
have moved their offices from 5000
to 6637.3o White-Henry.stuart build.
Ing.
Acme Steam Carburetor Sales
Company have rented aga White
building, and are now installed In
their new offices.
Lewis Bean company hnvo rented
ii39 Henry building and have moved
from 036 Henry building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-07
EARLY BANKS
ISSUED NOTES
Federal Reserve Is Growth
From Past

This + the first inStallment
Of AN article on the Federal Re
serve banking system, by Arthur
X. TruaN, cashier Of the First
Ny.tf....a o.rts ~ Geaftta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-07
New Bond Issues

Tho Public Service Company OF
Northern Illinois has sold an Issue
OF sJ,O0O,o0O first lien and refundlng
mortgage, bM%o gold bonds, series
~" duo June I, 1862 Tho bonds
arc being offered at oah, 10 yield
about 5h@o.
This company serves electric
light, power gns, water and hent
In territory surrounding Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-07
Rails Recede Slightly
on NeW York EXCHANGE

WALL. STREET JOURNAL FINANCIAL REVIEW
iaNortea
while ne industrial eysraee attained hEh Eognd Tor
first lb
!d eths, baldwin
m 9p 4 New leys9 sa Aeaeonds s OF ~ cosdsn ~
3h, or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-07
GRADING. PAVING AND
STREET IMPROVEMENTS

G. y Baglry. board Of public works
Seattle. 10 a. m. March ?. 1928.
sewers. water mains. s9th ave, &.
W. East 10th At.
County court. Claeknmns county.
Oregon City. or. receive bids II a.
m, March 10. 1888. seven projects,
grading. EravrilnR and paving same.
c. y, BaEiey. 10 n. m. March 10,
1924. 2sth ave ~ T.. Highland drive,
West College IT. II al. grading
draining, water mains. etc.
City OF AnacortsH. wash. prepar.
Ing plans city paving costing
Iii5 900.
Yakima county. o. r. Brashsars.
county engineer. Yakima. wash,
preparing plans ten miles gravel
road Teton, NacheH heights. esii.
mated cost $4,000. work 20 be
commenced In March.
The IonEylew. Portland & North.
srn Railway company receiving bids
construction OF railway grade from
the North Keiso. wash. city limits
10 the head OF Arkansas creek. Is
miles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-07
WATER SUPPLY
AND IRRIGATION

Carl Clapp, water superintendent.
Everett, wash. plans for 10000. 900.
gallon reservoir near Everett Golf &
Country club.
Bonds in the amount OF $3.50. 600
have been voted by tho Riverside
Irrigation district, Wash, for the
proposed irrigation works OF 1000
acres of land. n. Aall. Riverside.
Wash, Is the engineer in charge of
plans. including installation OF one
$500 h. p. and one 5000 h, p, pump
ing plant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-07
900, 900 Lease
for Westinghouse

NEW YORK. March 7.-The West
'inghouse Electric & Manufacturing
Co, has leased the 12 upper floors
OF tho building at Broadway and
Liberty st. TO be known as the
WESTINGHOUSE building"
The lease is for 10 years and the
rental is In excess OF $4,000. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-07
BUILDING
CONSTRUCTION

Lawton & Moldenour. architects.
Alaska building. Seattle. bids March
10. 1898, for construction OF 5000 900
building for Bigolow Building Co..
Fourth ave. and Pine st. Seattle.
Mul,nomah county commissioners.
courthouse building. Portland. 1880
a. IN. March -, 1874 completion
Mulinomah county hospital,
John Graham. architect. Smith
building. Seattle. preparing plans for
Catholic hospital. Olympia. wash,
approximately tsoo.OoO bids will be
called soon.
Beezer Bros. architects, Seaboard
building, Seattle. taking bids March
8, 1929, ST. Patrick's school and par.
ish house. 25it Harvard ave,
Tho state capitol commission OF
Washington will call for bids about
April !. for completion OF walls and
roof on the new legislative build.
ing. state capitol group,
Bids to DO asked soon ON $4,000
Tenino, wash. Union high school.
Union high school, district "R. :"
sunnydale, wash. J. Il. Brown.
clerk; new high school costing $50.
600. +. A. Naramorc. architect,
Central building. Seattle.
+. Manson white, architect, Shcr.
lock building. Portland. preparing
plans for n $4,000 Baptist church
at MoMinnvilie, Ore. and n 100000
school building Mt Gresham. Ore.
stoddard s Sons. architects. Lyon
building, Seattle. preparing plans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-07

Astorla--Ma Arrived str West
Kader for Manila via ports. at a. IN.
San Francisco-March Arrived. str
coluss from Seattle. ht 4 a. M; ctr la
Brea from Seattle. At n. m. str West
Jappa from Seattle. at : n. m. March 9
-hotorship Charlie watson from Point
wells; str Ruth Alexander from ssnttls.
8 .. m: str LehiRh from Seattle, Mt
s p. m; str Lewis Buckenbach from ss-
attic, NJ p. m. Sailed. str Wheaton for
Seattle. at p. m; str Dorothy Alex
ander for Seattle. at D. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-07
MARKET SEES
EGGS ADVANCE
Alaska Shipments Cause OF
Shortage

Tie local rEg market. which has
been remaining steady with no price
changes has advanced its price level
cent
The shortage on the local market
was due 90 heavy Alaska shipments.
calling for immediate deliveries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-07
San Francisco Produce

Wednesdays Quotatinns
Buttsr-EStrss. fsAe ID, prime fifsts
4kc ID.
EEK~--Ertrbs. nc dos extra puiisls. sc
dor. underlined puiiets. zoe dpE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-07
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

nedhrNdAya quotations
SuEar-puii Has. f7las refined. DUH,
graduated. ttSfHgtf
Coffer-So. : Rio spot, t18iaac 10 No
I Santos, 49,. else h..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-07
Wednesday. Quotations

wednesday, Quotations
Cattle--Haealp b0a. Market i2g1sr
lowrr Steers. tT8gtg. cows ard
hrlfsrz. iateBTg stseksFs and fsstsFu,
i1EQNfTb; calves. yftoutt.
ITpx.-tisesipts 1909 Market isnssa
lower. Tor. ITss. tHik. g. spETso.
sheep-Rscstgts, 1850 Market. lambs
slow 70 zoe lower ewes isHssc iawsr,
lambs. Iis7t@i19es ewes IEuE.
feeders iig8it
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-07
POULTRY AND MEATS
Prices Paid BY Wholesale De=lsFs

ts shippers
nufk.-fAvp. fhs. aaa over 80
Hraiisfnazt 70 ms .,..ss... -
Fryer. ard Haastrfs Live, 10. -
CaPaus Live. TAT n, s..s.ss.. ~
lirns=th fhH ard up ss.sss4. ~
Medium. live. ~ 70 49, rs ~
Live. uEht. % So ma $500. ~
faneY arr picked 7 cents above
live
oseso-lIvs. Fat . 10 is ~. 80. -
Fancy dressed ,,..s..ts... 80
Belgian uafsa--as ba ana Up II
NFFeanA HfHs-Ftsrstsas IL
rurheys=Fanry a. p. sis ibs.. ~
BOOSTERS Old. tive. per fs,..... ~
fioEs--
choice. iiEhi ...............- IL
HEAVY, fancy ,.....,........ .etg 10
Veal
FAacy, liEht ...,,......,.... .isg .it
Mel. HEht s..ts...s4....... 90 ~
FaneY. heavy. ist.soa ms -. .ef0 u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-07
Weather Bureau Report

TAToosH ISLAND. March T--s A. "
--Barumetar rising. cloudy. =.sA west.
IS miles an hour Inward bound. ctr
New Britain. at $40 a, N tSo.maAt
frsirhtsr. At a. m Outward bound, a
steamer southbouud. 81 t:ao a. IA. (;
Standard OH tanker. al 1sF0 a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-07
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. March 7.--FureiEn *.
change opened Irregular. Sterling.
1855. francs. 50 osoSA lire. i0bt77 y /.
marks. 1851 to the dollar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-07
STEEL AND WOOD
BRIDGE CONsTHICTION

County commissioners. 20i Court
house building. Portland HidH 10 "a
m. March -. reconstruction and r..
pairs burnside bridge ana liAw
thorne bridge. willamette river.
Yakima county commissioner
Yakima will soon ask Tor bids for
bridges approSimauug go. 900
Henry l.. Gray and T.. vs. Chand.
ier. Seattle. toll bridge across Co.
lumbla river at Underwood Wash
estimated 1900 900
Steel bridge over the Chehnlis
river. 2o0foot span County engi.
nser ChchRlIs. wash.
G. Is Mccullough. oregon high
way commission. Salem, bridge
across the Lewis and Clark river
bids 90 be opened In April.
Plans for Mercer island bridge.
costing $50. 900. from Mercer island
10 the mainland have been approved
by o. 3 District Engineer Schulz,
County commissioners Tacoma,
Wash. bids for pilinE until March 7,
1923,
c. u BaEiey. board Of public
works. 10 n. m, March 30, 1921, tun
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