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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-02-26
In Siam

In Siam
The fishes build their nests amid the trees
To shield them from the glazing tropic sun,
And while they sing their plaintive melodies
The fisherman goes fishing with a gun.
Professor Wells
Discreetly tells
The secret of the fish's ways.
st perches high
And safe and dry
Because it is PERCH he says.
At eve the worms come out and sing
While sunset fires burn;
Each sings solo rich and rare
In tones that throb and yearn.
The little creatures all insist
worm must have it's turn.
The crocodiles forever smile,
Forever" being quite while.
But even so
I'd like to know
Who wants to be a crocodile?
The fighting fishes climb ashore and battle
for a prize,
And smite with deft and sturdy fins and
black each others yes.
And as they barter clout for clout
They don't know what it's all about
They carry on as if they were lot Of hui
man guys
The yellow serpents cling upon the wall
And red and blue and purple serpents crawl;
In far Siam these creatures roam
R,,+ wan CON COO tha or,a ar han,a
By purchasing pint of alcohol.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-02-26
BOTH OLD QUESTIONS
(Snrinrfield Republican)

V1PI tIISlICt0 &SSPe<D1@I
The ancient Maya civilization in
Yucatan is to be thoroughly inves-
tigated by party Of American sci
entists who are already on the
grounds. When the modern Mexi-
can civilization will receive official
recognition from Washington is q
question that is getting old enough
also to be in the archaeological class.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-02-26
CLARE SHERIDAN
(COurier-JOurnaI1

81 wish to be in at the birth Of
the new Europe, and wish my
children to be of the new world. In
America this is impossible, for you
are in placid eddy here, and have
not come to realize that the world
of ten years ago is at an end"
In these bold, true strokes Clare
Sheridan etches the America and
Europe Of today-the labor pains
of the one. the sterile stagnation Of
the other.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-02-26

An Argentinian visitor to this country says
that the United States is making great pro-
gress in art. But our French and Italian
critics are not so lenient. Perhaps there is,
however, a compliment to be distilled from
the fact thta they expect more of US.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-02-26
Alabama Press
Aid to Agriculture
lCuIIman Tribunel

The federal department OF ag
riculture has inaugurated plan
get an accurate result in dollars
and cents of farming operation of
the country, including acreage,
farm value, method of operationN
receipts and expenses on Individual
farms. As the great wheels OF
progress depend upon the success
of agricultural work. we consider
this a great step forward.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-02-26

The suburban steam railroad system of
Berlin carries two million fares daily, and
still there is congestion and inability to
handle the crowds. They should try increas-
ing the rates. That has served to relieve
street car congestion in this country.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-02-26
Dignity


cold and dignified. His heart was like a
lump of ice beneath his toughened hide.
He wore stern and frosty frown no
matter what betide.
And when he wandered through the shop he
clerks were all dismayed; they feared his
proud and naughty glare, his manner cold
and staid, until his missus dragged him to
a fancy masquerade.
And as they read the social news the clerks
went wild with joy; they looked the pic
lures over and they cried "O-boy! o-boy!'
For there was Jones, the merchant prince,
dressed as Fauntleroy.
In the early morning shadows they opened
the grave and closed it again.
The Cars jewels they had trailed for six
years and $4,000 versts were not there.
Not diamond, not ruby, not an emerald,
not an opal, not a pearl-not even a near
gold cuff link. The quest was a total loss.
"Well, anyhow" they said, sit was darn
good storyw
ing as an accessory to journalism. What
has become of the old wheeze: "The pen is
mightier than the sword?"
Some men are so we'll versed in interna-
tional politics that they know the difference
between an ultimatllm and protocol.
One popularity of the Egyptian antiques
found in King Tute's tomb is that they were
not made in New Jersey.
No doubt when Uncle Sam learns what
Isadora Duncan said about him he will curl
up and perish.
"Woman Rules South Sea Island" But
the said island has nothing on the United
States of America.
The people of Birmingham are requested
to punch holes in tin cans before throwing
them away, SO that they won't hold water
for mosquitoes to hatch in.
It's mean trick to play on the anopheles,
and We doubt if some people will do it.
There Amt No Such Animal
He shall be tall :. fair >. good look
ing.
He shall be versatile. clever !.
charming /. sophisticated.
He shall be fond Of me drama !.
books -. gayety =. travel -. firesides
:. home. the West.
But not necessarily Of sports -. church
10, L. -.J~
He shall let me do everything l please
except what isn't good to do.
My ideal!-Consuelo.
erich Distillers Taken to JAIL" Why the
"rich"? Have you ever met any other kindy
Call spade spade, and don't mistake q
radish for turnip.
Among the worlds best gardeners is Ty.
Cobb.
The report that the King of England is
fond of corned beef and cabbage may be
true, and then again it may be diplomatic
stroke to achieve popularity in ireland.
How can folks be enthusiastic over a
civic center when we can't have even an
auditorium?
It is said that the Valley Of Kings is
FLOODED with bogus antiques" And en-
riched thereby, no doubt, as the Nile valley
when flooded by the Nile.
They say the new styles are going to be
L. A..
That being the case, give to Birmingham's
mosquito fund.
Safety first!
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-02-26

There seems to be no doubt that the
county needs new courthouse. The in
sanitary situation is enough to shorten the
lives of judges and court attenda. s and
county officials.
"simply forget that there is any such
thing as a gold standard" advises Mr.. Ford,
who believes in the free and unlimited coin
age of flivvers.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-02-26
THE AGE-HERALD

Entered at the Birmingham. Ala. postoffiee as
seeond-class matter under act OF Congress- m@fen
g. 1873.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-02-26

They say the new styles are going to be
patterned after the Ancient Egyptian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Tcrmlnal--pior ii-str Ran
enfiord. Pier 4o-str Mandasan Maru.
str Ayaha MARI.
Boil Street Terminal--U. q. C. q. sno-
homlsh. U. s. s. q. Partridge.
Grand Trunk Pacific Termlnai-str Ad-
mirhl Rogers,
Pier li-n-str owcgo. U. s. c. s. Dell.
Pier i4-str knight Companion.
Pier 0-str Arizona Maru.
Pier 2-str Jefferson.
Pier III. s. 3. Eagle No 81.
Pier B-Str West Jestor.
U. & Shipping Board Moorlnrp-s,r
Anna H. Morse. str west Nllus
Connecticut Street Tcrminni-str Vic
toria' afr Steel Ranger. str Santa Bar.
bRra.
Atlantic street Termlnni-str cln,sou,
Stacy Street Terminnl--str virrinlan
Lander street rerminnl--str Noyadnn.
Commercial Boiler WorkH--u. &, l., n II
Heather, str Santa Ana.
East Waterway Dock aud Warehouse co
Str Santa incs, atr Rainier, str Del
rosa.
Todd Drydoeks-Mtr Loluo Mnorsls. atr
Pomona, blttn Forest Friend.
Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Co
Str Patterson.
Nottleton'a Mlll--str Kurchn Maru
lloffornan'H Drydook-narit urntlH
stream (Buoy 7)-atr Madison
Stroam-u. n. 3. Omnhn. IT, q "a
Arizona, ". Il. =. Mississippi, u. a a
Nevada, u. H. s., Pennsylvania. N a a
Melville, ". r. \, NechoA, u Il A Pee
methous' doatroyoru Nos. $40, ais. gOs.
wnslow Marine Rallway--schr K y
hrhsc. hno Coqultlom city, bktn Con.
quoror' whalera Star Nos. 1. 2, ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
EUROPE RETURNING TO
WHEAT PRODUCTION

Mothers belief in that tho big
world market. which tho United
States has had tho last few years.
IS being narrowed down rapidly BY
European countries returning TO
production OF something they
dropped during and Immediately
after tho war.
Russia and the Balkan states
once more arc In the field" he said.
India already has harvested a rec.
ord crop with an cxportablc surplus
or at least GO 900. 600 bushels this
year and the exports Of that country
may 20 as high a. 100000. 900 bush.
els II must be remembered that
india exported only 5000 900 bushels
last year and year before last i'm.
ported wheat.
As 10 tho increase in production
in our own country. During tho war
period and since then tho wheat
acreage has increased about one
third and during the same period
tho wheat acreage in Canada has nj.
most doubled.
we simply nun &c, back 20 the
old ratio. In tho meantime we have
10 learn our lesson and stay in debt
another year or two"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
Financial Flashes
From James Macfariane & Co
81 Second Ave.

Twenty industrials 1851. an in.
crease OF 1,31: 20 rails average 1902.
an increase OF ia.
Chevrolet Motors makes new high
record. with shipments OF s.s3s cars
from American plants July 81: new
production record made August ..
Maxwell Motors and subsidiaries
for six months ended June 30. net
after taxes, depreciation. insurance.
etc. .3.o72.53I.
Southern California Edison calls a
special meeting September Z 10 in.
crease capital stock to 1850. 900. 900.
from s1O0.0OO.O0O.
Bookings OF Westinghouse Electric
In July exceeded all previous monthly
records.
Woolworth sales for July show an
increase Of ,i,444.457.
kresge sales for July show an in.
crease OF ss44,sf4.
Earnings Of the Great Northern
railroad for July. gross, 1886 .655. an
increase Of ;s43.s3O. Since January
!, ss2.3s8,741. an increase OF $40.
s4s.3s1.
Earnings OF American Can for the
first six months were slightly over
is per cent on the s41 ,233, 300 com.
mon stock.
Mother Lode Coalition: July pro.
duction was 2,9sO,s7s pounds, com.
pared with 1857 12 pounds in June
and 2,s7O.s18 pounds in May.
Huateca Pete, owned by Pan.Amers
lean. has completed a well with an
initial flow Of 5000 barrels day.
This important wen was drilled in
the Johan Felipe area, and is re.
garded as an important discovery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
SALES EXPERTS
TALK TO AID men
Rockwell Gives New Ideas
on Nature of SaleSmanShip

New IDEAS OF Craftsmanship. whether
by advertisement or By personal 80.
ilcitatlon. were given the members
OF the Seattle Adj club az their meet.
ing Tuesday IN the Masonic club
rooms. Or. Charles j. Rockwell. al.
rector Of the school for life Insurance
saiesmanship OF the Carnegie Instl.
tute of Technology, OF Pittsburg. aud
Edward X. Strong. Jr. who are IN
Seattle conducting the Institutes
summer extension course at the Unit.
versity OF Washington. were the
speakers.
Rockwell defined salesmanship as
THE entire process Of first establish
ing and then maintaining perma,
nently and progressively profitable
business" In giving the definition
ne stated that "saiesmanship' was
a comparatively new word. and that
many OF the older dictionaries now in
use did not contain the word
craftsmanship" he said, must be
valuable In the estimation OF those
20 whom IL Is rendered, rather than
TO those who render Il. II Is neces-
sary that a salesman should know
the nrohleu,s and needs OF his custO,
mcrs. lie must know more than his
own business he must know his Gus
a.......r,. h.rnlr,...
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
WAR HAS NOT
ENDED FOR FARMER

Most people have forgotten the
war. Hatreda arc dying out and po-
liiieai prisoners are being pardoned.
But the wheat farmer who patriotic.
ally raised more and moro food for
the soldiers is stu carrying a war
burden by continuing 20 raise too
much.
Thirteen million acres more Of
wheat are grown now than In
i90g.I5.
While working 20 Increase con.
sumption OF wheat we are. OF course.
attacking tho problem from other
angles. We aim TO promote more cf.
ficicnt marketing methods. We are
preaching that reduction OF acreage
TO limit production IL essential. II
this years crop had been reduced in.
stead Of increased. the price would
not have dropped below n dollar a
bushcI in the Chicago Board OF
Trade"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
Building Permits

OLYMPIA. Aug. s.-The following
articles OF Incorporation have been filed
In tho office OF the secretary OF state,
Rohrer q Jetfrles Co., Seattle. SIC, 900.
q. II. Rohrcr and l.. G. Jcffrloa. To deal
In stationery. books, magazines, inks,
otc.
Rupert Fish Co. Inc. Seattle. Charles
ID. Peabody ana j. 8, Robinson.
Fred Hess Motor Co., Kolso t7b. 900
Fred Hess. Frank Barncs and Howard
Atwell
Davis Farms Co, Chehnlla, $40, 600. n.
r. Arnold, w. NJ. urauhart Jr, ana ".
A. Frost.
wlllnpa Ifarbor shlngio Co., South
Bend, $4,000. George II. Peters. Loretta
Peters and Jesse PopoJoy.
Triangle Lumber Co.. Montoaano. $40.
GOO. John Campbell, Paul Bocelt and r.
u. Farr.
Yakima Dehydrntors, Inc. sclah
100000. Fred 7, HorHohol, Alex Max.
VOL, u. Flndlcy, ulrloh c. Johnson and
u. H. zloklor.
Collateral Finance Co. Tacoma, 800.
600. Porter Sllgnr and N. l.. Goodwin
e. III. DiclSol. b293 9th ave. N, d.. frnmo
residence 34N2i, y2.SOo.
Glen ~ Ernst. iaiO 9TH ave. N H.. Franc
reHldcnco, alx2S, fa,a0O.
George Naumann, b0t7 7th ave. N, d..
frame rcHidonce, i0x2t. $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
WAR SLOGAN is
STILL USEFUL.
BY GEORGE DRITT

CHICAGO, Aug. s.-"wheat viii
win tho war" Is a good slogan. pro.
vided ono understands It's postwar
meaning.
Today that phrase advises all
Americans not TO Hooverize. but 10
cat moro wheat.
In that sense. according TO the
nowly.organized Wheat Council OF
tho United States. wheat will win the
consumers war for health and yield
tho farmer victory over hard times.
Increased wheat consumption will
bo made n community matter as well
as one for tho individual. Not only
win each citizen DO urged TO cat the
equivalent OF an extra slice OF bread
at each meal, but every means will
DO used 20 din into the oars OF the
nation the hoalthfulness, economy
and patriotism OF eating wheat.
Wheat makes the bread of the
worlds sturdlest, keenest races" dc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
Union Oil Gives
Auto Road Maps

Motor tours thru California and Ne.
vada arc being simplified for thou.
sands OF tourists by means OF the
new road maps. published and dis.
trihuted by the Union OH Co. OF Cali.
fornIa. Tho popularity OF this serv.
Ice is widespread IL the requests
which arc being made every day are
an accurate Indication.
Tho maps are thoroly authentic.
pointing out the motor highways and
indicating the markings OF each.
They simplify the matter of getting
from ono town to another by the
shortest and most convenient route.
They arc distributed with the com.
plIments OF the Union OIL Co. OF Call.
fornia at all It's service stations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
Arrivals and Departures

AliRINED-AuE s.--atr West Jestrr
from Portland. Ne, via Boston, phiia-
delphia Balboa, San Pedro, San Fran.
cisco aud Portland. at 8 a. m: ntr Arl.
sona Maru from HongkonR. via shauE.
hal. Kobe and Yokohama. at tsss a. m. ,
afr Jefferson from Southeastern Alaska
At 7tib a. M. ctr willesdon from Annoy,
via HongkonE and Tacoma. at a M.
Aug. Str Santa barbara from New
York, via nafiimnra. Norfolk. balboa. san
Pedro and San Francisco. at 1915 %, n.
Y. q, Omaha from sea duty. al t.ss
y. m
sAIIED-AuE. Str Admiral Rogers
tor southeastern Alasi;n, Mt . a. m str
ailversdo FOR Tacoma, at SIS m, str
Haohsen for Hamburg, via Tacoma. San
francisco. San Pedro, Balboa, Liverpool
London and antwerp. at a. m. Aug,
Str Montana for Now York, via Ev.
erott San Francisco. San Pedro, Balboa
ana philadelphia, NJ g!a0 p. m; str
Nomo city for Tacoma. at y. M; ntr
u. y. Alexander for San Pedro, via San
Francisco. at p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
Statesmen SHOULD
BE BEST AT SIXTY

1t used 20 be that a salesman
was at his prime In his early days.
and that he gradually went down IN.
al at so no was little more than
routine ordertaker. This is not the
case 20 so great an extent now. and
there IS no reason why q man should
not be a much better salesman az 60
than he was az 30. All that Is neces.
sary Is 10 get the idea tina, sales
nanship really is helping customers
10 solve their problems and get con.
stantly ahead. and in this field the
moro problems a man has solved and
tho greater his experience. the high.
er his efficiency should be-"
DR.. Strong presented an interesting
study OF the psychological side OF
creating a demand. He stated that
men were often being blocked in
theis progress without knowing Il.
mentioning the big handicap that all
business was under before the type.
writer was invented and all letters
had TO be copied laboriously by hand.
IL Is the salesman's duty. ne said. 20
discover the things that are retardinE
proper development. find u solution,
and then make his customer rerog.
nize tbs situation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
LEGISLATION CANNOT
MAKE WHEAT PROFITABLE

II believe 4, has been clearly
hhown that legislation cannot be- de.
pended upon 10 make wheat profit
able crop when there Is an over pro.
duction.
our own agricultural college has
recommended that farmers feed
wheat 20 hogs. saying they can get
as much as a dollar a bushei in that
why for their wheat II present prices
OF hogs continue. Tho experts have
made a close study OF how much
wheat 70 takes TO put pound OF
weight on hog and ! am willing TO
take their figures.
Asked regarding tho suggestion Of
Gov. Jonathan NJ. Davis. dirt farm.
er" executive Of KanHas. that wheat
sellers 20 on strike. Mobler says:
Il believe such a movement would
have 20 tRko IN virtually nil OF the
wheat producing states 10 DO sue.
cnsuful. II would DO hard TO arrange
with banks 70 llquidnto loana."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
PRICE LEVELS
ARE DROPPING
July Lowest in Failures Of
Any Month Since 1920

wAaHINGToN. Aug. s.-July sta.
tiutIeH. based on weekly reports 10.
coiyed by tho bureau Of census. de.
partmcnt OF commerce. Indicate de.
clinoa IN production OF lumber and
award Of building contracts.
Wholesale prices have declined
again. especially OF wheat and cotton.
while the retail food index continues
downward
Tho surplus OF idlo freight cars
continued 20 increase IN tho early
part OF July in spite OF record load.
ipga OF freight tonnage.
Business failures increased slightly
in tho last week OF July. but for the
whole month were tho lowest Of any
month since 1890
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
Copper Market Has
Greater Optimism

NEW YORK, Aug. s.-rho copper
market was strengthened by In.
creased optimism regarding foreign
affaira There n no slowing up OF
plants OF big consumers OF copper
Ike Westinghouse. American Brass.
Western Electric and General Elee
trle. and latest reports Indicate nur.
plus metal hardly enough for two
months consumption.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
GRAIN PRICES
ARE IRREGULAR

CHICAGO. Aug 7-Grain prices
closed irregular on tho Chicago
board Of trade today. Wheat closed
higher white corn and oats were
unchanged 20 higher
Trading IN wheat thFueui tho day
was 90 an up, and down nature u-
nervous rallies aud dips featuring
Corn was nervous and irregular.
Some buying existed IN tho aeptrm-
hrr delivery, whom cash prices
showed up stronger.
Oats were dull and merely fol-
lowed tho action Ia other grains
Provisions became fiTm at tho
ctOHf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
MARI

MARE
Name I
Mckay. [
Barnabya
klietha.
Stevens.
Shumrow
Lsowrihov
Ryan. Th
Dreyer. [
Davis, A
Tweed, q
Wilks. Z
Idaho
Dillon. &
Heliker, |
Nelson. Z
Pringle.
McNIillar
Burnett,
cisco u.
Smith, O.
Farrell, (
Lair, AM
Olson, III
HIdNeS,
Bell. HOY
Riggs, G
Moore. e
Brandt. s
Pickering
Beach /
Squibb. \
RostlwaiU
ME Fa
Haren. z
Falls 4.
osby. Jel
No. $50
Cahpbeiu
Faran. "
Brosins. [
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
Maltby Is Named On
National Committee

arIectiun % ". y. Maltby. o. 80.
attic. manager Of the Washington
Coal Produecrs' association. M ono OF
tho IS members of tho National Coal
associations publicity committee.
was announced today by John c.
nrydon. president Of tho association.
from his headquarters In Washing.
ton. y. c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
Local
Markets

A ftcw advance In the price OF
butter ana eggs was effective late
Tuesday on tho Seattle market. The
arrival Of San Francisco and Los
Angeles eggs and suddenly In
creased demand caused a jump OF
> 60 4 cents Ia egE quotations. Local
johhora sold extras az % cents.
mixed coloH at 30 and pulleta az
90 Go - cents Wednesday. The but.
ter increase. affected by "a heavy de-
mand brought Wednesday quota.
tlons up 10 90 cents GA cubes ana
AZ cents on wrapped prints
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
MEN GENERALLY BUY
WHAT THEY WANT

in the great majority OF cases.
men buy what they want from PEG
pie whom they like. The problem Is
often TO get them To want the things
that are TO their best interests. and
this is the salesman's problem. IL
must also be remembered that a
proper tender 81 things that are to
their best interests must be made.
/ may be convinced that need
dose OF auinine. but I probably won't
take Il unless Il IS rendered in a
sugar-coated pill
Every act OF selling carries on
into the future II has a social as
well as an economic effect. II a
man is induced to buy a better suit
than no has been IN the habit OF
wearing. II creates a change IN his
feelings and mis- viewpoint that Is
often OF farrcaching effect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
Vetch incubation
Proves Successful

HABELLE. Wash. Aug. s.-vsicb
planted without being inoculaied
alongside Of that which had been IN.
oculated lost IN the growing contss,
In this district Where vetch had
been inoculafed there was from ~
20 eight times aB much growth a.
that which had not.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
Aberdeen to Have
5000, 900 Theater

Plans for a $500. coo playhouse 10
bo erected b. tho firm OF Jensen a
Won HeFberg. together with Andrews
q Wade. ia Aberdeen. wcro an.
nonuccd Wednesday. The playhouse
u 20 be- one ot the finest on tho
Pacific coast and win DO operated By
Jensen a Won Hcrborg. II II 20 be
completed By tho first Of Tho year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
American Hide Co.
Shows Big Deficit

Tho American Hide 8 Leather Co.
quarter ended June 20. IN reported M
having a deficit Of iiS9.iat after al.
lowing for charges and ,aKnh This
compares with deficit Of sii1.-
10 ia tho previous quarter and
aetiei, OF $1,000 in tho came quarter
OF i992.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
TRADE TERMS
LONG PULL

To say that a security is "a good
buy for a long pull means that il
has intrinsic merit. but that the cir.
cumstances surrounding II Indicate
that 1t will be a matter Of months
before its market value may be ex.
pected to show any considerable ap.
probation. The purchaser Of stocks
for the short pull' expects price i'm.
provement in a few days, or a very
few weeks at most.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
Alaska Vessels

Seward. Aug 7.--saiiod. Htr Alameda,
southbound, at 1850 a. m.
Juneau, Aug. 7.-saiicd, afr prinoeas
Louise, southbound. nj 6 n. nj. str North.
western. westbound. at p. m.
sltka, AuE. 7.-sailed, str Queen.
Houihbound. at .. m.