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Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-14
Pipe Sale at Steves.

Bring Your Laundry to 239 4th
Street. Thor Laundry. ADV.
Towering the Boxes-Inspec-
tors are having some difficulty IN
holding strawberries up to the re
quirement of law, some growers
practicing the trick OF Towering
the tops of the boxes with tie fine,
large berries and filling in the bot
toms with small, inferior fruit. Deal
ers are warned TO look after this
very carefully as the law requires
that the fruit be uniform through
out and that every box weighs full
IL ounces. Shipments are going out
in large quantities just now, the
fruit being exceptionally good due
to the seasonable weather the val
ley is enjoying.
Home Made Pies al Steves. Adv
Adv.
A. Y. Jack of Los AnGc,es is in
the valley to see the country and
investigate prospects.
Rain or Shine, Blow or Snow,
there will be a dance at SeeleT
Saturday mite. ADV.
y. NJ. Bowman of the state de-
partment of agriculture, bJreau Of
chemistry is in the valley looking
over crops in an official capacity.
Elmer A. Todd's Music Studio
624 Olive. Phone 46GW. ADV
Corn Beef Sandwich at Steves.
Adv
Mrs. William Dawson has been i'll
at the home of her sister, Mrs.
William Fleming, this week, but is
reported better.
Don't Miss Club Bridge Break
fast. Call so. Adv
Mrs. Will Webber and Miss Es-
telle Needham Of the force i'm office
of County Assessor Wiley NJ.
Weaver, will leave today for Il week
end trip TO San Diego.
Wooda Blesy Dancing School, 72j
Orange. Classical and bali room
,or children or adults. Phone 411W
Adv.
We Are All going to Seelcy Dance
Saturday Mite. Adv
Prof. c. B. Collins of Imperial is
business visitor in FL Centre to-
day.
Hurry Reservations. Club Bridge
| Breakfast. Call 80. Adv
Exide Batteries, skillful work on
all makes Of Batteries. G. e. Cog
gins Battery Shop. Adv
Mr.. and Mrs. William Reed and
Miss Peggy Lien and Glen Rice
will make up a fishing party for
Morena dam, leaving this afternoon
by motor. They will return Sunday
! night.
Merchant Luncn at Steves AGv
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-14
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Money TO hoa1 on automobiles
contracts bought. Fred r. Cross
$40 Main st. Phone 359. Adv
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-14
AGE SAVES
DAVIS FROM
HANGMAN

Continued from Page i
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COTTON MARKET

Spots 28.75; off go.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-14

Bring Your Laundry TO 239 4th
Street. Thor Laundry. ADV.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-14

Doug Decide s Orchestra at Seeley
Saturday Mite. Adv
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-14

Merchant Luncn at steves AGs
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-14
Home Made Pies al Steves. Adv

A. Y. Jack of Los .ingc,es is in
the valley to see the country and
investigate prospects.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22

Seattle. no stock NJ F. Gose. ]. I. s.
Lyle. Lester NJ i.lvenEood. c. E. Arney.
Jr., and Albert II. Beebe.
Union Match Co. Duluth, MINI, $780,
coo.
Presssntln- Hullqulst Motor Co, Bell
lngham. $4,000 p. " Prcssentin. Geo.
Huiiquist and +. NJ. Hawkins.
Rcnton Agency. Inc. Renton, increas-
ing stock $4,000 20 $4,000.
Capital Motors corporation. Olympia.
increasing stock $500 TO s5oo
ChHcott-Nash Motor company, Seattle,
sion GOO. Decree Of dissolution.
Norton's Cafeteria, Seattle. $4,000.
Charles T. Norton. William J. Norton and
j. y Norton,
Washington Hardwood company. Sc
attic. $4,000. William J. +. simpson and
Leon X. weiso.
Frances Mlll Co., Seattle. $4,000. ~
II. Trader and p. A. Clark.
Yamashta Co. Portland ore. increas-
ing stock $4,000 to $4,000
Homo sash & Manufacturing Co, spc-
kane. $4,000, A. Schumacher A, Heuer
and G. 7. Lang.
Williams Valley Telephone company
Williams Valley precinct. stevens couh-
~, $4,000 Herbert Mason. John Minus,
Ed iSrick. Thomas Huggart and 10y
mason.
Routon stage company. Reuton, reduce
ing stock t5boOo 20 $4,000.
American law Enforcement League OF
the state Of Washington, Ellonsbnrg'
no stock. A. NJ. Williams, Howard cars
risen and II. u. Grove.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
Arrivals and Departures

Arriyesi--pec. sz--TuE Roosevelt tow
lng barge hayden from 10. Angeles, at
noon. str Auyux from sorthsaatsrn Alas
kA VIA ~. c. ports, at 1850 a. M ssr
IwRterAn MAru from knhs via ports. At
1880 a ui.s str shidxaoka sisru from
HonEkonE via pcrta, az 1850 a. m j; str
MAnnkAl from Tacoma AZ Ss5e a. M. Dee
.l-sgr EAAtholme from II. {, ports. at
1915 ?. m: str 1iAmhlsten Range from
barry via ports. AZ $40 p. m str Hawaii
Maru from Vancouver via Tacoma. a. 5
p m: str Jaeox from Everett Via Taco
ma. at $50 .. M: str Admiral faFrAEut
from Los Angeles via San Fsrnriaco. At
$50 p. M: str saehsen from Hamburg
Via ports. At AIS .. M: str New britain
from Baltimore Via ports. az i:1a ,. m.
sailed--pec. 7s.--str Hawaii Maru for
HongkorE via ports. at 10 a. nis str Vie
,oris for Alaska, at q. m, str West
Henshnw for Manila via ports. at T,ts 3.
IN. Dec. si.--s,r VIM Camplon fer
HongkenE via ports. AZ .. M: str
Royais,Rr FOR London via ports. at ..
m: str Sumanco for New York via ports.
al s p. m: str Curacao for San Fran
cisco. at ) ., M. str warwick fer oisuFn
via poins Wells. 81 7;7o p. M: motorrhlp
Caihnrra for Los Angeles at sssa p. m.
str Axumaznn MRFu for OsAkA a. ! y,
m. str sexurdo for Richmond. at 7;so
a. nj.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22

Smith Cows Tsrmlrsi-Pler +a--sir.
BAkerafisid. West Himrod
Great Northern Terminai-s,r Haksta
Maru.
Bell strss; rsrminsi--U. s. L. II. II.
Heather.
Grand Truak Pacific Tsrrninal--sr Ad-
nlrai Rodman.
Pier if-Sfr Atlantic.
Pier ffB-air owsEo.
Pier Str Hawaii MAru.
Pier E-Str Victoria.
Union Pacific Tsrminai--s.r MannksL
Pacific Coast Engineering works-u. s.
c. q. uusiEa.
U. 3. shipping Board moorinEs-sr Or
cna.
Connecticut Street Northumberland
Frank Lynch. U. 8. 8. Pioneer. str Dis
coversr
Aibers Bros. Milling Termlnai.--ssr fwn-
tsaEu Maru.
King 4 wings-sehr. Ruby. ms Anvn.
Stacy Street Tsrmiuai-U. 8. c. O. Sur
veyor.
Mnwaukcs Ocean TsrmIuai-sr Mon
goiisn Prince.
ain.
pashie.s-u. s. 3. Connecticut.
] East Waterway Dock 4 Warehouse Co.
gtrs JACOB. West Jappa.
Todd Dry Docks-strs II. =. Alexander.
President Mckinley. Alameda. Moon.
lite, Sanking.
Puget sound Bridge & Dredging co.-str
Patterson.
Dfummond Lightefazo Co Str Anyo1.
Amss Terminal company-Str Hambiston
! Range.
Hsffsrnau's Dry Doek--s;r Rainier, U.
/ s. y Boxer.
Yves, Seattle Training station-EaEis No
/ s..
I stimson's siiii-str Brndeiyde
I Stream (BuOy 40. 5)-str Madison.
/ Winsiow Marine RaiiwAy-schrs Bets,
/ Ross. CamAno. Ella A.. sophie Chris.
Jensen. Meteor and Aiumua. bktnn Ann,
comyu and Charles +. Croker; BARGE
Coquitiam City and Griffson.
Lake Union Dry Dock Ms Apex.
Port BIakeisy--ssr OdunA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
New Issues

Halsey. Stuart & Co, as syndicate
managers. announce new issue OF
$4,000. 900 Commonwealth Edison
Co. First Mortgage Collateral $50
Gold Bonds. Series A. due July l.
1858. The bonds are being offered
At a2Is and interest. yielding over
5ises. and constitute the initial is.
sue under a new mortgage OF the
company recently created 10 allow
greater diversifications in tho ma
TURTLES of the company's financial
structure.
The bonds are secured by the
pledge under the new mortgage Of
like amount OF the company's first
mortgage gold bonds. and upon re-
lease o. the latter. these bonds will
be secured by direct first mort
gage lien. The company Is one OF
the largest electric generating and
distributing companies in the world.
its gross earnings for the year end
ing December 81. 1922, aggregating
$43. $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
THREE SALES IN
SUBURBAN LAND
Total Of 900 Acres Will Be
Suhdivided for HomeslteS

sale OF 500 acres OF loggcd'off land
hy tho Brace & Hergert Min Co. to
N. II. Wood. Seattle realtor and
builder. was announced Saturday by
West q Wheeler. The tract is 10
miles north OF tho city limits. near
4Alderwood Manor, The purchaser
plans to suhdivlde the land into sub.
urban five-acre tracts.
Activity In suburban lots and
tracts has been unusually active dur
ing tho past week. West & Wheeler
report. Numerous sales have been
made in aero tracts near Echo Lake
on the north trunk highway and sew.
eral larger sales have been made.
Prominent among the sales Of large
suburban tracts made thru this firm
is that OF 60 acres near sand Point
hv Mrs. ". W. kirkwood 90 $, f..
HAYES. The same purchaser is just
concluding the purchase OF n forty.
acre tract also near sand Point, from
the Morcland estate, He will subdi'
vide both properties into acre tracts.
sales such as these, II Is pointed
out. speak well for the faith OF the
purchasers in the growth OF Seattle
during the coming year, as they are
predicatcd on the belief that the
reputation in the near future viii be
sufficient TO create q ready market
'or homesites.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
Cement SHOWS
STEADY GROWTH
Production and Use In
creased During Year

Steady growth in the production
and uso OF Portland cement Ia
shown In tho report just issued by
tho United States geological survey
For tho first IL months OF 1898
productions OF the is5 mills In tho
United states totaled isd,pta0oo
barrels. as compared with los, 10000
in 1899 and el.7st.o 900 In 1891.
During tho Same period. ship.
monts wero iso.i4s.o0O barrels as
compared with iii.Tob.ooo last year
and sl.ssi.o00 In 1891. Fer tho
month OF November. production was
100000 barrels and shipments
wero io.esi. 900, both being a gain
over November OF last year and ma.
,crial increases over 1921.
During November tho nine mills
in Oregon. Washington and Mon.
tana produced sos. 200 barrels and
shipped i6s. For tho first II months
these mills produced s.sTs.0oo bar.
rcis and shipped 2.ei5.ooo barrels.
representing substantial gains over
tho same period in 1899 and 1921.
Stocks on hand at tho end Of
November are reported az G.ssi,ooo
for tho country aa whole, and
$4,000 barrels for the mills IN the
Pacific Northwest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
SET DATE FOR
MANILA FAIR
Offers Opportunity to De-
velop Philippine Trade

Tho Philippine Carnival assocla-
ton has set Feb. Is TO - as the
date for the Manila Carnival season,
according TO advice received yesters
day BY Manual s. Hustia. Philip
pine commercial attache with offices
in the Lowman building. Seattle.
The carnival includes n commercial
and Industrial fair where private
concerns and geographical units win
display their wares and products.
Business men everywhere" Com.
mcrciai Attache Hustia says. manu-.
facturers and exporters particularly.
viii find in this commercial and In
dustrial fair n splendid opportunity
10 Introduce their products into the
Philippine market and to cultivate
the raising demand for those already
in the field. Likewise, buyers will
find on this occasion the products
Of the Archipelago in full display.
The Manila Carnival. with which
the Philippine Commercial and In
dustriai Fair Is held. is one OF the
biggest yearly events in the Orient.
Men from all parts OF the Philip
pines. merchants from the different
points Of the Far East--HongKong.
China. Java. Japan. Straights Set.
Elements, Indo-china, and even from
Australia, meet in Manila al this
fair.
According TO the association. an
average Of $1,000 people visited the
carnival grounds daily for nine days
during the 1922 celebration-certain.
" a great advertising force and
undertaking medium.
Every facility is extended by the
association 10 foreign merchants,
buyers and exhibitors as well.
This office win gladly furnish ad.
ditionai information or give any as.
sistance to those desiring TO avail
themselves OF this opportunity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22

. is BEING SOLVED
World Is Gradually Getting
Back to Normal
ny HENRY WOOD

Tho world il steadily fighting tn
way back TO normal conditions In
The matter or unemployment. accord.
ing to the yearend statistics just
gathered by tho international Labor
bureau.
Tho turning point In this most Sc.
rlous economic situation which tho
war entailed and which came only
during tho middle OF tho present
year. II a,lli continuing.
For the moment. Belgium holds
tho worlds record for having come
the nearest TO getting back 10 nor.
NAL basis. The latest figures there
place tho total unemployment az
1900. or only OF per cent Of the
number OF workers covered
France Is next beat. being placed
by tho tho international bureau in
the same category an Belgium. where
the question OF unemployment now
il virtually negligible. France n now
paying unemployment subsidies 20
iesa than 900 workers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
FAILED TO SELL
|. OIL STOCK ISSUE

WASHINGTON, Dec. EI---tto an
effort 70 make n market" for nm
oil stock failed because tho public
would not buy. was told yesterday
TO tho senate committee investigat
ing the Teapot Dome naval oil re-
serve lease.
Jesse I.lvermorc. New York
broker, said Harry +. Sinclair. who
floatcd tho stock OF the Mammoth
OH Co in tho hope the public would
invest in Il. later bought II back in
the open market at a loss.
Failure OF tho public 20 respond
to the issue prompted Sinclair to
order IFS purchase after only ios,4eo
shares out OF 100000 had been float.
cd. Livermore testified None Of IL
is now in ths public's hands, he
said.
Tho noted stock operator appeared
before the committee with n retinue
OF secretaries and counsel and good
naturally answered all tho com.
mlttce's questions concerning the
rudlments OF marketing securities
Liyermore testified that no was APP
preached in October. 1922. by Harry
+, Sinclair. AIr. Walker OF Blair
& Co. New York investment com.
pany, and n Mr.. Tlneher OF the
Chase Securities corporation, who
asked him 10 undertake 20 make n
market for Mammoth on stock.
Upon his consenting. an agree.
ment was entered into between
Llvermorc and the Hyva corpora.
ton, a Sinclair company, on octo-
bor Z. 1923. Under its terms. Liver.
more was granted an option 10 take
100000 shares OF class A. no.pnr
value, Mammoth oil company stock
from the corporation at SOS per
share for resale within the ensuing
IA days at not less than $50 per
share. Llvermore's commission was
fixed at 20 per cent. Upon adver.
tisement of the issue. 1855 shares
werc subscribed for. OF which
amount Jivermorc allotted and sold
for the Hyva corporation ioe.42o
shares. The price received was $40
q share.
LIvormore testified that eventual.
ly he repurchnsed every share OF
stock he sold at from $40 to $3.50
under instructions from the Hyva
corporation.
II had to buy the stock back for
the Hyva corporation every day al
higher price than $50 to keep h
from going down" Livcrmore ex
planned. "slnclair's action in re.
purchasing this stock grew out OF
bis disappointment that the public
did not take more kindly TO his
Mammoth stock Llvermore testi
fled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
GERMANY FACES
SERIOUS SITUATION

Germany In the only country where
tho increase has been really serious.
Unemployment there amongst the
100000 union workmen has In.
creased from s.5 per cent In July TO
about per cent for tho end OF the
year. The shorttime employment
has also increased during the same
period from II 10 over 20 per cent.
Tho principal Industries affected are
metal, clothing. building and trans.
portation.
In Canada. the situation has re.
manned about unchanged. while the
principal change IN the United
States has been slaclcning in the
industrial lines.
AS a whole. however. the experts
at the international Labor bureau
consider that. with the exception OF
Germany, most OF the increase in
Unemployment is purely the result
Of seasonable changes, while the
worldwide situation as whole
shows a slow but steady improve.
mont.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
Financial Flashes
From James Maefarlane u 20,
eli Second Ave.

Forty bonds average 1851, de.
crease OF IA. Twenty industrial
stocks average $50. an increase Of
81. Twenty rails average 1913, an
increase Of .4s.
Southern Pacific November net
operating income, s5,14s.99S. versus
s4,91s.355.
London dispatch says rate OF
discount Of Imperial Bank Of In
dia was raised from to ! per
cent yesterday.
Plan for readjustment Of protection
OF holders Of the first preferred stock
Of WHY'S Corp. has been approved.
Under the plan holders OF first pre-.
ferred stock may purchase an equal
number OF shares OF the Willys-Over-
land co. at s12 share.
Ratio Of Federal Reserve Sys-
tenn, ISL. versus 1873 week ago
and 1913 year ago. New YORK.
Federal Reserve bank, S2.G, YER
sus 1914 week ago and 1879 year
ago.
Fiske Rubber reports for 10 months
ended October 81 a surplus after
charges and taxes OF s2.0s3, st3. equal
to s. cents a share on outstanding
common stock after preferred divl.
dend. This compares with 81 cents
share earned on common In year
ended December 81. 1922.
Structural steel sales in No
yember $4,000 tons. versus 12O,-
900 tons in October.
Estimates Of Corn Products earn.
ings for year indicate between SIC
and 81 on common. According to
officials there has been no discussion
OF retirement OF preferred stack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
UNEMPLOYMENT
WORST IN ENGLAND

England rtill continues 20 be the
worst of. with her unemployment
constantly remaining above a million
and quarter.
In Denmark. Norway and Sweden
unemployment has steadily decreased
during the past six months OF the
year until II only remains at from
! TO per cent OF tho total working
population.
In Austria. the decrease In uncm.
ployment has been due largely TO
greatly improved conditions In the
building. wood and metal industries
nt Vienna.
In Poland the situation has re-
malncd about stationary. unemploy.
meni decreasing In several lines. but
The Improvement being offest by In.
crcaaes in other lines.
Italy. under the MussolIni regime.
shows steady Improvement. the
total number Of unemployed having
decreased 10 about $4,000. Short.
time working has also decreased
Holland and Switzerland. along
with England. show slight increases
In unemployment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
By w. II. FRANCE

Instead OF going UP In smoke.
seattle's community hotel IN rapidly
going up ia steel.
In fact. II Ii going up In steel
at tho rate OF about 100 tons Il
day. And along about tho middle
OF tho latter part OF January. q
mere matter OK $4,000 tons OF steel
will bo In place. and then the next
Job will be tackled.
II wonder how much that piece
OF steel weighs perhaps you have
aald II yourself. Well. Il all de-
Ponds. IL II Is a trusB-and you
may have called IL n ''girder" or a
BEAM or something like thai--it
might weigh s37 pounds, Thn, would
loo a very tiny one. II Il WAS a big
one IL might weigh 5o.sss pounds
approximately i5 tons.
These nre the official figures from
tho specifications ;hat ahow tho
range IN weight. With the columns
-the pieces that stand upright.
the range IN not 10 great. They
range from 1900 pounds 20 Ass
pounds.
n you are looking for something
really heavy. you can find II In tho
big trusses that viii apan the main
dining room on the Fifth ave. side.
mud the bali room ON tho Fourth
ave. aide OF the hotel. There arc
nine Of them. and they each weigh
slightly over $4,000 pounds about
"a tons enchi
These main srusses. however, arc
not solid pieces OF steel. They arc
made OF two ''choras'--a top chord
and bottom chord. one weighing
little more than hnlf the total.
ard one a lI,tio iesa. They arc
pu, together by numerous small
braces. and rivetcd into what II
practically a solid picco Of steel 80
feet long.
Twen,y.seven men and several
gny.llne drrricha are busy rushing
The rtecl frame 10 completion under
the supervision OF Gerrick a Ger.
rick. Seattle contractors. who have
tho contract for the steel work.
Every day another hundred sons
goes up. and every day Seattle's
community hotel. conceived as \
dream OF It's forward.looking citi'
senry. gets nearer and nearer the
realm OF accomplished fact.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
THE STARS PAGE OF NEWS FOR BUSINESS MEN
AVE. CORNER

Tho sale OF the southeast double
corner OF Fourth ave, and Blanoh.
ard st, for w. Il, stevens was an.
nounocd Saturday by Scott.poor. Inc.
Tho tract comprises $50 feet on
Fourth ave. and los feet on Blanch
ard ST.. tho consideration being ap.
proxlmately $4,000.
The new owner OF the property
has taken out permit to build a
one story building covering tho en-.
tire ground at an estimated cost OF
$4,000. Tho corner so feet has al.
ready been leased 10 tho Harper,
Meggee Co.. distributors OF tho
Willard storage batteries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
New Corporations

OLYMPIA. Dec. 2e.--The following
articles OF Incorporation have been filed
In the office OF tho secretary OF state.
Puget sound Lime a OIL Co. Inc, se-
attic. 1900 geo Charles W Isittleneld.
Philip r. Moileur and Dan c. Browneli.
Edwards Adjustable Rug Diapiayef Co.
Seattle, $4,000. Arthur r. Edwards.
Mary Z. Edwards and John Wesley
Dolby.
YER Increasing stock, t75o,eo0 70 $780,
900
The Quality Garage. Seattle. chang
ms name 10 The Hillside Garage.
Pomona Steamship company VIII
mington, Del. 1850 0N. II. J. Richard
son. Chss W. Briggs and O. 8 Ma.
cnrtncy. Power OF attorney to Hugh
Stewart. Tacoma.
Haniey steamship company. whining
ton, Del. $4,000 II. ]. Richardson.
Chas. W. Briggs and @. s. Mccartney.
Power OF attorney 20 Hugh Stewart. Ia
coma
Educational Film Bureau. Inc. spo-
kane. $4,000. J. T. steinbaeh and c. G.
Bewley.
valieyford Athletic association. Valley.
ford, no stock. =. r. Horulng c. II.
sohlauoh and c. II. Tart.
oalnault Silver Fox Farm, Inc. Abor.
ofNhs fSNsNVNs u H. Noputs warren a
Styner and n. a. Jones.
Tho Sutherland Co.. Inc. Tacoma re-
duclng stock $4,000 20 t4s. 600.
Paper Warehouse Co. Seattle, inoreas.
lne stock 10000 10 sS6.600.
Pacific Net and Irvine Co, Seattle.
increasing stock 100000 TO sBOO. 600.
The Rhodes Co, Seattle. $1,000, 600.
Decree OF dissolution
Blue Ribbon garage. Seattle 81. 900, Ed.
ward T. Ives and Ned i. Landau.
Bosch Ignition Corp. Seattle. $4,000.
H. G.. Oestrichcr aud Ray Yeomap. TO
deal In auto auppiiea and accessories.
" Lamlgou Railway Equipment Corn.
Tacoma. $4,000. V. LRmkeu, Chns. w
Stewart aud Il. H. Cuibortsop.
West End Masonic Bldg. Assn. OF Ia
coma, $1,000. Arthur W. Carlson, L. n
Smith. 4. NJ. Angovc. w. H. savorv. A.
D. Bligh, @. =, Savage. Willard w. Rrae-
don, j. p. Lcsher and W. r. Flaskett.
Centralia General Hospital Assn. Cen.
tralia, $4,000. +. J. Bickford. i. J.
Hackney, Rush Banks. H. Y. Bell. d.
o, Nugcnt and W. L. Scott.
McBrldo-uoebel company. Seattle. $40.
GOO VIM. W. Mcbride and Il. O.. C,oebeI
TO do general brokerage commission.
forwarding and export business.
Stuart Packing corporation. Seattle
changing name TO The stuart corpora
tlon.
ParkiRnd Community club. Seattle. NO
stock George d. Montague. d. A. Miller
a. anderson. Richard Cole anu James p
Mcdonald
bureau of Municipal Research. Inc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
McCLALLEN is
NAMED AGENT

Don G. McClallen has been an.
pointed Seattle agent for the Or.
iental-Pacific Navigation Co, II was
announced by the company Friday.
McClallen has been connected with
the Seattle office for a year and
half. having come hero after a
number Of years in the Portland Of.
flee.
The OrientaiPacific Navigation
Co. are ship operators and agents
who operate vessels in the trans.
pacific trade. The head office Of
the company is at San Francisco.
and branches are maintained in
New York. Portland, Seattle. Los
Angeles, Tokyo. Kobe, Shanghai and
Hongkong.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
NelU York Stock Market


NEW York Dee squot trading continued 70 chneer lo
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