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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-01
. ALB. TOUS
pekafsky zavod
1888 UNION AVE.
. druhy obchod Y Gis.
1886 VYCH. 13l. UL..

Dovoluji 81 pod6kovati vSem
krajandm "a prizen takovou
merou mne venovanou a "a
dam vsechny, by j nadale mne
zachovana byla. Vynasnazinl
Sc kazdeho CO nejvySe uspoko-
jiti. Nase specialize, nravI &C.
sky zitny chleb. Automobile
ste, zastayte Sc pro mIj
vyrobek.
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KOUPf Sc:

KOUPIM jedno neb dvouro-
dinny ddm. Kdo by chtA wit
lot ma vymenu a ostatni hoto-
We, at necha adresu v adm. t.
listu pod znackou "5OO".
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RMJt6E Sc lena ma domacil
|praci, mohla by chodit vecers
|d0lnh. Neehte adresu v adm
''Sveta" pod znackou "Domac-I
most. !?
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hn0DA Sc grocerni obchod
fphpVe misto, kde sc trzi tEs
dn9 pres $500. Jsou tam dya
6tpEy: Haste Sc u Mr.. KamA.
1920 Woodland Ave. aneb Y
Mr.. Zimmerman, v Candy sta
sru, l2712 Kinsman Rd. mel
4. ii 9. .hod. yecer. ID
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Rn0pA Sc delikatesni stor ma
st. Clair Ave. a vych. los. uls
Tydni pfijem kol $700. Bliz6i
sd6li Mr.. Zimmerman v elsie
l2712 Kinsman Rd., mezi 7. q
8. kod. vecer. 1-lH
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"Povaz, zeno, nase kuchar-
ka Sc chce haviti sc svVm zeni-
chem We sklepe."
mo, snad je nechces pustit
do salonu?"
| 20 to by pAbylo = ale jeji
napadnik je polica6t."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-01
PREKRAsNY. DUTCH BUN.
CALOW MA PRODEJ v Cor

lett, sc Z pokoji a koupelnou,
vse z tvrdeho dfeva zhotoye-
ne. Je to domov, ktery Sc wy
rOvna kazdemu v Shaker
Heights 10 az 12lFiacovemu
bungalow. Prod&. sc ~ $77O0,
K doptani u The Atlas Finan-
ce, Co., SASS Broadway. Petite
Sc ma Jam. Eunfar, Ii
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RNONAJME Sc storek rohovt
; hytem neb tbez >bytu ma Sto-
rer Ave. Haste Sc v cis. 1902
Storer Ave.
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Napsal 6. Ohnet. Pteloxil ]. Sajic,


" tichu nocnim vykfikoval
Fgtekle. Vycerpal. avon tzp6li-
POST . prav9 Sc tazal sam Sc
h(sF nenirli ieho reeianaee nod-
Tedem 4 nsbylorli We, j hitch,
llpsi' nez 1nuka, ktefk sn&sel.
Byl by mohf snadno opustiti
eravant, dojeti do Paffze q Cd
jeti do Skotska "a dya dny
by byl v Lochnsss Il uvid9l by
op9t Lucii. A jako v pfeludu, se
mn objevila cesta vedoucf ru-
sdmi vresovisti q modr& jeze-
10 pod jasnym nebem. Vid9l
Lucii, ana kr&cf pohoffm, pro-
v&zena Miss Griffith. A ma tva,
ii divcine Sc zracil chmurny
anutek.
Prpbfhal pokojem diouhymi
krskt, pokouseje sc odchyliti
= rpohybem odstohpto poboufe-
rs mysli.' Ale nadarmo menil
misto, nepodafiio se mu, vylila-
diti tisnivou vidinu. Alaa ia
MIN. Nemohl se ami vzdaliti cd
nj ami Sc il zbaviti: ! byla y
n6m, pokousela jej a vladla jim
> byla tax urcita, tax vyrazna,
$e Sc mu zdalo, jakoby Lucie
byla docela u neho. Vid9l stale
jeff zarmouceny oblicej. Rekl
docela nahlas: Prod yypada ja
koby trpela tolik jako jh? A
h1as, jak Sc mu zdalo, divcin,
rnu septal do ucha: Prptoze
jsem tax st'astna jako ty. A
tn .hovore $ tim fantomem;.
ktery ma neho2 dolehal muciv6.
q lahodne, pravil: s
.~Jsi-li nestastna, proc jsi O.
desla TAX daleko? Proc jsi po-
lpzila more mezi sebou a
mnou?"
A zjev odpov6d6l:
"Abych tyla jista, ze sc ne
prohfesir proti slibu, ktery
jsem ucin:la, ze te neuyidim
ease. Kdybych byla tax blizko,
kdo vi, m6la-li bych odyahu o.
t;olati radosti, abych sc obje-
via pred tebou? "A kdybych
;ednou povoiila, kdo mdze, fi-
81, neustupovala-i bych dale 4
1leprestala az ma vykonani
zls. Jsme velmi slabi vIci So
BIZ samym. A me srdce je tax pl
no tebe !"
Armand zvolal zmamen:
''Neunikej mi tedy stale! Go
zalezf ma tom, co Sc stane! Ne
chci takto ziti!"
Zdalo Sc mu, re Luciin obli-
cej hall sc mlhou. Zdala sc mu
meme urcitou jakoby Sc byla
vzdalila k jeho uchu dolehl
hlas take slabsi, rka:
s'Vis dobre, re je to nemoz-
no, protoze nepatris sobe a jsi
pfipoutan dobrovoln6 k svemu
retezu, veren sve povinnosti,
pfisaze, kterou's prisahl, cti, a
xe snad v tom unrest"
Vidina pomalu Sc ztracela.
A Armand, ktery il pred chvi-
II unikal, chtel il zadrzeti, u
pontati zachvacen strachem,
ze il jiz nespatri, necha-li il u
niknouti. Ale vsechno ztenme-
10 v jeho mysli a on byl sam
We SVEN t1chem pokoii.
Tu upadl do hluboke fysic-
ke moralni sklicenosti. Sedel
v lenosce a kdyz nahle presla
hprecka, ktera jej palila, III.
stal tvarf v tvar sam sobe, vi,
del velmi jasne a tim pravi
byl zoufaly. Vse bylo skonce
no. Musil to pochopiti nit
silu priznati 81 to-, ably rychlt
ukoncil op6tne upadnuti do nj
moci. Bylo to, jakoby Lucit
byl& mrtya. HrDh by il byl n,
stfezil lepe nez vyhnanstvi. c
deSla a on sam il 0 to pozadal
60 tedy znamenala tato revol
ta jeho rozumu, ten odboj cell
jeho bytosti proti odlouceni
Go bylo. nemohlo byti .iinak
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PRONAJME ST..

PR0NAlM0p s. diva, story
move vystaH6n6, hpdici 90 pro
jakfkoliv obchod v Els. 1902
Union Ave. Blizsi ne sdelf '
&. 1886 E. 10th st. 1-2
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PRIJMOU Sc bejstovacky a
dodelavacky ma kabaty. Haste
Sc u Tom. Novotny, 343O E. 53.
|ulice. 7?
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eSe4o4eA~eeN4&
ito ami snnyslu. Neisem pfitsr
lem. prlndnfch. a1ov.,'
sDSlnaii ta5v WI. pffjeuilt
|slova,' & tssrailaT 4 g apokoienx !
|jaksi teple IS nan zaldiuala. ~
lkdy - %, psnu. nyn4fi. oteat
|te7 Naiib uaeee xleafohlfd !
do anrti svo6bdhtm nez61hA-
uete. !"
ITO anad ne, axkoliv ami t6
nenf; vyiouceno, SCek&m rr1-
ste ma n6iiodu. setIKan-H &c :
bytoetf, led by odlpovfdala mtm
pfedtaN ca, j nensslfytne-li.sS
takor& n&hoda, MI mltn brrY
zm&ni maiiteie. Nem9lo ~
ilEllu, ahych do smrti Sc stanel
a nev9dal pro koho."
"Ta w bMa velk& xkoda,'
potf&sala hlawu. ssTakduf
kffapf mlfn ma atkl& Noi1s j. /
k tomu pry mate hosp d&tstM
bszmai& jako, my FeIike. NJ
bo8tlk. muz sispf6Ka mfti n3co
takoveho 9 2vypocitavad vake
bohataa :
Daia Sc mesti q We sve chsil
kove prostosrde ecnosti povidM&s
co j napadalo. u
"Nu, mole bohatstM neni
talk velike," cdmital 8 dsrnN
yem. "Majetek tn sice je, ale
kdybych mad MIN nebdel, d&v-
no uz by se ztratil. Da to mna
no starosti 2 trampot a konaE
ny vytezek neodpovida kapit&s
lu. Pres TO ovsem neminim
zapirat, ze je to slusna reaals
ia q re neni tfeba. abych 81 M
nedostatek st5skai."
''Bylo by to take nepravdi-
Ve," prohodila Jarmila, dfvajfc
ne man s jakousi selmovskou
knketnnsti.
Has .Tardonav Sc il libil q il
no muzny zevn9isek Sc il IN.
mlouNad. " uleaoyem uborp
nevypadal iako mlynaf a oIaol
most. ze byl l<andiaxkerrt, pps3a.
nectyi. byt' .propadlfm, xyyxp.
S2bA ieffS zsEiftnayiloistts I'll. = = fyhsr.,
byla, neUxaxla, lido to- je. byax
by ho povalzovala "a nejakeho
panskeho dredrfka. Phi fecii o
maietku 81 unennn9la. ze kdn..
ST u mich vypocit&ual, ze ml5n
Tardoalu 8 roxeuo1f,e ms. dphfa.
cenu dtvrt milionu koa,un, 4 to
Ibyl v krajins ux najetek, in
|kych bylo yelmi ppfidku.
"Zajiste, slecno, q ami is me-
minim !"
v tom ozvala sc ze salu hud
ba, ktera Jarmilu elektrisova,
la. Zvedla vzrusen9 hlayu. q.
Tardon ipochopiv, pomstal a n
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IEH0 DRUHA 1EAA

Napsal BoAnmil zahrad adnik RredsIt.

~~S3914ee1eoo4Nsos44&~aeSs
ITO m9 tx5f. Nechces, Jar
Hilko, n6co nfti? Posad.. g. M
chvilku. M6ly. jeiife. t5stf, Se
jszne dostaly miato. Pm 6aiys
n4F byl tax laskav q pllatiI n4s
kss sv6mu stoius''
''Sthl nenf mSin ylastnntr5n
q mole dslnha nenf z&dnou "a
sluhou. Opakuji, ~ jevNi d.
NAM libo, vyhledan 81 jine
misto. Zde jsou pouze til III
die q vice Sc jicif media smest-
NATL"
Sahal po 'aw6 alElenici 8 pi-
vem. naznatujes ze ustoupf T.
fednfkovi, ale panf Zuskov4
rychle rukou zattepsla.
';Zdstante, pane mlYn&fi, !"
z1dala laskave, 'eva6e spolec@
most nam nijak nevadi. Pu-
slim IaE1,aila ma, lgaj. . Wa je
odbyta. To je mole dcera jar
mila, pan mlyAaF Tardon, /" So
znamovala dceru s mlynafem.
'sTesf mne, pane mlynafi. -
Vase jm6no pfipada mi zn&me
ackoliv jsem dosud nemela po.
t36sni d vami Sc 'setkati. =
.'Hadam, ze- Q poslaneckych
volbach mole jn6no, sc stalo
sin.gtnE znanym, - prohodil
Tardon, divaje sc ma nj. Ryl
ku podivu vzrusen 9 pouze je+
ho silna vile dovedla potlatiti
vzzuseni, ably ma venek nsbylo
patrno.
Zjev Jarmilin no oslnil 2 po-
bnuTil kid jeho mira. VidA
iii 2 blizka a jeji krasa byla
TAX zvlaStni 4 jeji zjev TAX str
hujici, re naraz pozbyl sveho
chladneho sebeovladani. Syit
cervene toalety vrhal, ma jejf
plet' svddny odlesk q poobna-
zene jeff poprsi zazehoNalo
jeho smysly.
"Uz Sc paznatuji, Wy jste byl
kandidatem venkovsk& strany,
pfitakslal ziv6, ,sadnajfc po skle-
nici limonady, kterpu j matka
pfistfcila. s4Nevaun nicsq toni,
Be by byla tato kandidatura
pro vas necfm smutnym. Prava
naopak. Matinka ja jsmea )
vami sympatisovaly q, litovaly,
ze nemGzeme take vas voliti.
Je to, uakliye, ze zeny jsou mi
volbach odstrceny."
.Zajiste, sls6no, ale, bnd'te
rady, ze nemusfte do te spina-
I've Sarvatky. Kazdy, kdo Sc il
sicastnf, odnese 81 n6jakou BIO
lestnou jizvu."
~ toho 81 mic ned6lejte, y
peyidala statkafka, laskaye Sc
nan dfvajic. Mlynaf Sc il libil
q pozorne 81 no prohlizela. -
I"Vy jste jednou nrohral, ale
podruhe vyhrajete.''
'..Bohudiky nevyhraji ami ne
prohraji. protoze w kandido-
vat nebudu."
"Vsak casem Ibudete jineho
nahlsdu. Bylo by to veami pSk-
ne, kdybyste hyl poslencem q
ne pan Ladin2. Ten je nam
cizi;a Wy jste; pfece jen jai6n
nax
y pan Ladina Sc $ vami sbli
III. Je dnes take zde, danny
ho jiste widely
! "Ne, neuid3la. jsen ho.'' o.
. zwala Sc Jarmila, dychtiNe s.
phlize!jic. "Jak vypada p Sedd
| ) nami v t6hle mistnosti?
"Je $ m6stekou. honngaci y
poasojiku tamlale ma lexo. Ala
on sem jiste behem yecera pfi-
I jde. Hezky pan .je th"
Y 'Opravdu? A ie w zenata'
stDoidDnce po druhe,'' = po-
psmM Sc Tardnn.
II Zach tax Ayellla issn; Il
}sns ta1r ,oladT ia1co wv - 1.asn1rn.
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=
lsl: Yfechno spite nez bolest,
jekqp trpfm! Ale musil Sc dotk
nouH zkousky materielnfch! 81
nd: jeho odchod a opustenf hra
benkx de Fontenay samotne,
zoufalstvi t6to podivuhodne
zeny, ktera jej stale milovala,
skandAl, ktery by poskvrnil je-
no jm6no, poznamky cd lst k
dstdm y sffiel, ironicke zpra-
w noviil, -vsec china ia bolest, vse
china tato hanba a vsech!no to
blatp mn. vnukIy nepfekonatel-
llou Rechut'. A on konal dale,
co konal jiz diva mssfce: syou
poyinnost.
.Ztr6vil Cast noci We snenf "
bd6l6m stsyu; vydan ma pospas
halucinacim krut9jsfm nez by
~ myslepky, je4 jej trapily "a
dine. Ma iisyitk ulehl, ale ne
mohl usnouti. Byl shrben, oci
ma vpadl4 albyl zsinaly, kdyz
sesel k snidani. Nina jej pozD-
rovala.s q hrdzou. Zdalo Sc il, ze
nemdze snaseti dlouho1 podob-
ne lzkosti. Nepdv&zi1s SIC lei
ptati Sc ma jeho zdravi. Snazila
Sc rozptyliti jej, hovofic- s
MIN v6cech, ktere jej drive
nejvice zajfmaly. Pochopil u
mysl sve choti, byl dojat jeff
vzacnou dobrotou. Dival Sc ma
nj ocima tonoucfma v slzach
jako ubohy nemocny, ktery ne
ma silly muviti a ktery Sc pre-
'ce pokousi podekovati te, jez
o neho, pecuje podivuhodnou
oddanosti. Byl 81 pfal prostfi-
ii Sc u jejich nohou, poloziti
hlavu ma jeji kolena a zdstati
bez pohnuti Sc zavrenyma oci-
ma, jako to cinil u sve matky,
kdyz byl maly a trpel. Zdalo
sc mu, ze by tax uspal a utisil
palcivy ohen, ktery pohlcoval
jeho lebku. Neodvazil sc mari
kati .si. Pred tou, jex cekala je.
nam ma jedin6 slovo cd neho, "a
by otevfela sve srdce pine sho-
vivave lasky, stydel Sc "a sye
utrpeni. Dleli spolu tvafi v
tvar, muceni, ale pevni, misto
ably slozili sve bedy dohromady
a plakali spolecne.
Den uplynul smutne, jeden
z tech dni ke konci zari, kdy
podzim rozleva svdj chladny a
sedy dest' ma lesy a plane, stfa
safe sezloutle listi a place vS
vetvich. Armand stale v samo-
te, nebot' v nj jedine poetic
val trochu klidu, premital v
hlave bezs odpocinku desnou "a
hadu sve pohromy nenacha-
eel pro nj pripustn6ho rozfese
nj. Nina, pod6sena dusevnim
stavem, v nemz videla sveho
chote, zapominala ma sve hofe
a nemyslila jiz ma dlsledky,
jake nastan0u z teto zalostnG
situacc, nybrz. ma bezprostred-
nj nasledky, jez Sc il zdaly ne
obycejn9 hrpzivymi. Y pohle-
dech tohoto nest'astnika vide.
la klicit silenstvi. Utkvela pred
stava mu hlodala mock jake
nicivy kvas. A utkvela predsta.
va, ona il znala, vedela jakd
je: videti opet Lucii. Kdyby Sc
byla otevfela tato trpici hlava
kdyby Sc bylo otevrelo toto "a
rmoucene srdce, byla by Sc tan
!. nasla jen Lucie. Use, co nebyl;
ona, neexistoyalo jiz. A jedina
VILE udrzovala tuto ubohou by
tost tam, kde mel zlstati az d
smrti.
Miny sc zmocnila. nesmirn,
bUlest, zpdsobena soustrasti
!. ne jiz hneyerp. Oh! Jiste bojo
: vala ma obranu svych pray, p
kusila sc vsemi prostfedky "a
chraniti sye stesti. Utekla Sc
pretNafce, pax k prndkosti
!. Vse bylo bezlcelne a hrdosi
: kter& zprvu. vzprnzoyala hoj
,sneudrzoyala jej uz..,Jeji pych
n 4 n a. =
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.PlIllE Sc.

PHtJhd0lJ 81 zeny na trident.
at4lt price. Haste se U The
National Wooden Co. 3131 w.
38. III, blfxe Clark Ave. 1-2
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Rll1JME Sc starsi lena k opa-
Henl d5tka 4 roxy stareho. A.
dresa ssd6lf v adm. !. listu.
!?
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HLEDA 81 hit Y pffzemi pro
diva rnlAdM ili, phi najmu as
S15 m6sicnk Nechte adresu Y
adm. s'dF6te' pod znackou
"Byt". III
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- ~ - ERf' ~ y, ~ - "
Dr.. j. S. SUVA
lskaf . ranhojic
QUINCY Ave. roh E. 81. ul.


QUINCY Ave. roh E. 81. I'll.
Telefopy:
Bell, Cedar 1864
@. s. Princeton 2Oa7 n
Poradni hodiny:
Od 10 do IL hodin r&no.
Odg2 do A hodin odnole edpe.
Cd z do 8 hodin vecer.
v nedeli cd 10-12 h. rano.
0hydli. 2S77 Huntingdon Rd,
Shaker Heights.
Bell, Fairmount 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-25
APPROVE PLAN
TO CUT TIMBER
Occur d'AIene Forest Will
Supply Logs Indefinitely

WASHINGTON. juno z5.-Fffty
million feet OF sawlogs can be re-
moved annually for all time from ths
Occur d'Alene national forest. Idaho,
according TO the prescriptions OF the
management plan just approved by
the forest service. United States de-
partment OF agriculture.
The net area OF forest is about $780,
900 acres. OF which about $50. 600
acres is considered as productive for
est land. The great share OF the tim
Der. as usual. is in two age classes.
the mature and oyer-mature class
and the very young, zero and 20 year.
class
The main problem OF management
is that OF making the mature timber
last for sufficient period TO enable
the youngest and intermediate classes
TO reach maturity. This avera
period is estimated at so years. dur
ing which time total OF 1000, 900. COO
feet viii be removed. or an average
OF $4,000, 900 feet per year.
The forest is divided into two
working circles, based upon practical
logging and transportation factors.
In one working circle the harvesting
OF the timber now 90 years or mors
in age viii require 90 years and in
the other about 73 years. The rots-
ton Cor the age at which the timber
is considered to be ripe for cutting)
is fixed at 100 years. altho a
shorter period than this will prob
ably be used later. especially for the
better sites.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-25
MONTANA HAS
BIG CROP YEAR

Montana business houses are pre-.
pairing TO buy moro heavily this sum.
mer than for several years, according
TO reports reaching the Chamber OF
Commerce. The situation Is account.
ed for by the favorable crop condi.
tons. There have been good soaking
rains In the dry farming sections and
the ground storage carried over be.
cause of the heavy snowfall and win.
ter rains Is also proving beneficial.
Conditions are also moro favorable
for good returns In the livestock in.
dustry. With heavy yield this fall
considerably larger quantities OF
grain viii move TO Puget Sound. IL
the present rates are not disturbed.
The chamber is resisting attempts on
the part ef eastern milling interests
to rescind the present transportation
rates on grain. which diverted away
from the Twin Cities TO the North
Pacific "A considerable amount Sf
grain in spite Of tho short crvp last
wear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-25
MEN
WILL CONVENE

Two hundred delegates win gather
az tho New Washington hotel Juno
81 and -. for tho 18TH annual con.
vsntlon Of tho Northwest Electric
Light and Power association. with
tho Puget Sound Power A Light
Co. m hosts After tho convention
tho delegates viii leave for Victoria
for another two days. session.
A. W Leonard. president OF tho
PuEc, Sound Power 4 Light Co.
viii give the address Of welcome
Wednesday morning and w. II.
Putnam. president Of the Idaho
Power Co. will respond. y. w.
Brockoti. president OF the assoela.
lion. will preside.
Tho program includes talks by
George G. Pratt. prcsiden, OF tho
Washington State Rofaitern' asso.
citation: J. u. narnhIll, Henry swif,
Ivca. r. V Kuykendall ". II. Nc.
Grath and Carl II. Jackson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-25
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove TerminAi---Pier ,t--atr Preai-
dent Mckinley. Pier t0--Str Iyo Maru.
Bell Street Terminal. q. G. O.. snohom-
iah. u. Il. o. q. UnslEu.
Pier Ii-H-Btr OWcgo
Pier 1o-Htr Fulton
Pier Str aliverRdo,
Pier 2-Str Northwestern
Pier A--str Admiral Nicholson.
Pier B-Str Admiral Rodman, ctr Ruth
Alexander,
q. 3 Shipping Board MoorlnEs--str Anna
T.. Morse,
Connecticut Street Terminsl--str Santa
Rosa.
Atlantic Street Tsrminai--su Steel
Trader.
Spokane Street Terminnl--str Alaska
East Waterway Dock a. Warehouse Co.
Str ffBulsy. afr HoraiHan Maru
Todd Drydocks--Str West tson, str west
Nilus, str President Harrison, afr Ac.
qulllo
puRet Sound Bridge q Dredging co.--str
Patterson,
Hcffcrnan's Drydock--str Doperc. bark
Gratia.
strenm--u. r. g. Seattle.
wlnrlow Marine Rallway-sehr Commo-
dorc, schr Betty Ross, whRlcrs Star
Nos, I. 2. J.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-25
Financial Flashes
From James Macfarlane q Co
Sill Second Ave.

Twenty industrials 1855. up 10:
20 rails S7.40. up lie.
Big producers OF copper say de-
mand for metal IS showing a graf.
flying increase both here and
abroad.
Plan merger OF $4,000, 900 silk
concerns to control IS per cent OF
finished silk Ia0ductlon in United
States.
Federal Land pank lists $4,000.
300 bond offering.
United States Rubber announces
a reduction averaging about II per
cent In PRICES on tires and tubes.
New York Air Brake IN first five
months Of 1913 earned balance
available for stock Of sI,ag2, os5,
equivalent 70 a.51 n share. on 800.
600 shares Of preferred and common
stock combined.
Famous Players Lasky and sub.
salaries for three months ended
March 81 report net income. after
all charges and taxes. OF ,i.0is. 100;
equal after preferred dividend TO
s5.6S a share on common.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-25
Building Permits
UNDER $1,000

Otto Gustof.sn. 5eas keystone place gar.
age. ii00.
A. q. paula,, ssai 18th s. w. finisn
residence, $50
chns. Holman, 7iso Fauntleroy ave. gar.
age. $50.
Lessee Fred Schneider 7o3 Stewart altoi
plant. $40,
John p. Hyldahl. .oa7 woodlAwn, gar.
age, $50.
Mathew Randl-h. GOA Fifth N. w. add.
tion 20 garage. 400.
q. Chase, Ss2s Admiral way. addition
90 residence. 800
d. a. Hardy .2es 10th s.. alter building
1900.
II, A, Macdonald. aots 10th =. w. NOV,
residence. $500.
\. McKlllop, 2lon n. saith. garage. $500
James Sheriff and NJ. Johnston. 5Ots
Sixth ~ r.. garage, $50.
chnp, Kobnck. ?os w Roxbury ave. shed
$40.
John Paul. ssse Yale ~, garage, $40.
Mike spirak, sos2 Fourth w. garage
1850,
E. y Mclaughlin, ss,a Bosormsp, gar.
age. $40
n, O. Lindsay. sOl7 18th 8. W., garage
tti0.
OVER $1,000
Allen Lntlmer, 7sa Terry ave- frame res
idence t5xa1, $500.
II, y scorost. eos 10Th, frame residence
54N2i, $4,000
standard OH Co., Alaska bldg, X. n
service station 16xlS, 1900.
o. a, Johnson ai2b W. 18th, frame resl-
donoc S0xiO, t2.T00.
w. a. Holt 1909 Eastlake, frame resi-.
dence i0s7e., 5000.
w, A, BOLT i6o7 Eastlakc. frame resi-.
dcnoo tosse, 5000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-25
MERCHANT EXPO
WILL Get CROWD
Expect Attendance of 1000
Northwest Buyers

O. 81 Thompson. Of the Pacific
Coast Biscuit Co.. IS leading IN the
Pacific Northwest Merchants Expo
sitlon Statements contest n was an.
nounced yesterday az the Chamber
OF Commerce. under whose auspices
the exposition - 10 be held At tho
Bell 81. terminal. July 20 70 -. Six
prizes. aggregating $500 IN cash. are
offered. three or which 20 20 tho
statesmen who sign up the greatest
number OF Northwest merchants for
Attendance al the exposition. and
three 20 thofe who sign the msr.
chants who travel the forthest 70
get there. N. r. swalwell. OF the
Fisher FIGURING Mills Co. IL in
second place. and J. Il. Profit. of
the Crescent Manufacturing Co..
and =. 8. Johnson OF the Bergoust
Davies Co, ars neck and neck for
third place
Invitations were sent out TO mer.
chants all over the Northwest 20
attend the exposition. and thus far
1859 acceptances have been re-
ceiyed. The attendance at past
shows has been approx
double the number OF acceptances
received. which would indicate that
more than 5000 buyers ore already
assured with the exposition still
a month away however. the expo
sltion committee looks for an az.
tendance Of merchants Of probably
1000.
One Of the biggest features this
year az the exposition win be tho
style shows. There will be tbs daily
style show az noon on the roof, At
which all kinds OF women's wear
will be displayed by professional
models. In addition the Associated
Garment and Millinery Trades wiIl
have one big booth AZ which there
VIII be displays by models OK cloaks.
suits and millinery. Beside these,
there Will be mems style shows, at
which there viii be shown suits
made from cloth reduced by
woofsn mills OF Washington and
Oregon. seattle-nade hats. and
shoes made in Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-25
OTIS ELEVATOR
TO BUILD SOON

Announcement was made Satur-
day by NJ. Ross Downs, secretary
of Henry Broderick. Inc. OF tho
purchase by the Otis Elevator Co.
OF the northeast single corner OF
Fourth ave. and Blanchard st.
The lot has a frontage of so feet
on Fourth ave. and los feet on
Blanchard st. and was owned by
John r. Holmes.
According to Mr.. CASTOR, local
manager of the Otis Elevator Co..
It IS the intention OF TIM company
TO improve this property at once
with substantial building TO be
used as its Seattle office. The COM
bined investment In lot and build.
ing will be approximately $500
Henry BrodericlS, Inc. also an
nounced tho sale of the northeast
corner OF Seventh ave. and West.
lake by the American Savings
Bank & Trust Co. to Frances w.
Maobride. This is a triangle with
facings on Westlake and Seventh
aves. II will shorty be improved
with store building.
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Liberty Bonds

Furnished By Ioxan q Byyas
Saturdays Quotations
$40 sreond Ave, seattle
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Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Car Lots

Saturdays ouotstion.
Furnished By Loran q Bryan
SIC ~econd Ave. SEATTLE