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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove--Pior ti-Str khka Maru.
achr Spokane. barge Battram.
He'll street Termlnal--U. q. G. q. sno-
homlsh, motorHhip Lima.
Grand Trunk Pacific Terminal--str Ad.
rnlrai Rogers.
Pier ii.B--Str OwcGo.
pier S--str Port Angeles
Pier G.-str Africa Maru.
pier 7--str Lntouche. str Redondo.
pier i--Florenrc Luckonbnch
rtsr A-str Admiral Nicholson.
pier B-str II. y. Alexander. str Admiral
Rodman.
Pacific Coast Coal Bunkera--u. g, l.. II.
T. Heather.
u. s. shipping Board MoorIngs-s,r Anna
t. Morse.
San Juan Fishing & Packing co.--str
jefferson
Lander street Terminal--str Pennsyl.
vanlan.
snokane street Terminal Str Dre-htdlJk.
East waterway Dock & Warehouse Co.
str santiRm.
Todd Dry DoclsE---str west Iaon. ctr Sill
verado. STR west Nilus. str President
Madison, str Eldrldgo.
Puget found Bridge Dredging o,--str
Patterson
Amos shlpynrd & Tormnhl--Str Grlffdu.
Iorfornnts Drydock -Hktn Gratia.
stlmaonH Mill Barge Henry Willard.
bark Virginia Olson.
wInalow Marine Rnllwny--Sohr Melroso,
schr Betsy Ross, barge Coauitlam City,
whalorH Star Nos /, 2, Q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13
TRADE SHOWS GAIN
OVER LAST YEAR

These figures showing the enor'
nous expectation OF motor vehicles
ere especially interesting at this mo-
ment when the latest trade figures
show tremendous increases over the
corresponding period OF last year, or
passenger machines alone. the total
exports in the nine months endoing
with March. 1928. are. according 10
official reports OF the government,
6e.i5s against 1855 In the same
period OF last year. and OF motor
trucks and buses 1886 against
ses6 In the same months Of 1891.
One especially interesting feature
Of the big increase in exports during
tho current fiscal year occurs In tho
fact THU the large increases are
chiefly m movements TO European
countries and their colonies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13
Building Permits
UNDER 1000


Oriental American Hank. go Main. al
israfiun 20 shop. iite.
,. 4. punfofd. sss ssnd ~, fsisiHinE
vzil tl2o.
c .. Radd. ~ W. bennett. addition 30
residence. tsp.
c. \. Palmer. isi Bellevue ~. shed. iieo.
NHFT Iehnson, 1895 W. slst. addition 10
Otto Inland. ais ION y. y. garage.
ifee
Bhsii Company OF caiiforuIa. i.ei West
lake \. wreck bids. iiso.
o, ~. Poison. 1874 FIRST W. garage. ass.
J u. Wilson. siis n. Sind. garage. tiee.
ir. Bernib. 40 sand 3. garage. 400.
1. ~. Adams, g.. Lucille e., garage $50.
afs Z. Stricken ies W. comsioek. gar
=. iaaaheit. ,ssi ish Il w. garage. $50.
Joseph ~ Gilman. 1iit First W. gar
C. 4. Boidus. ssos v. san. stand. $50.
J. ~. ceulson. 1918 La'onA ave. gar
Harriet, y. zsii,r. ass. iI,h. alteration
70 residence. 80.
Shell Company Of California. 1901 west
lake N. retaining wall. t1t.
y y. Murphy. tos-ii Poplar pi-. wreck
apartment house. fioe.
". NssesrL ss7t.sS ThaeksfAy pi.. gar
o. <. ossn. 1853 iith W. garage. $500.
J. ~ Curry. tass Juneau. alteration TO
fssidencs. 80.
MIS-. Blbb' iiio sixth. alteration TO
Ii. G. psisr,. Doc, MsKianon rosd. gar.
n 9 Peters. sosi ;sth s. W. garage.
n. q. Peters ASIA ig,h s W. residence.
II. 8. Peters. Soar ;is, e. w. residence.
II. q. Peters. soos ais, 3 W. Residence.
II. {. Peters, 1880 sBron. residence.
II. 6. Peter. sO;s ,snd 8 W. residence.
II. {. Peters. 1850 Barton. re,idene.,
1909.
X. chIka,o. lessee. els Charles. alteration
70 store, Us.
Mra Ida Amundaon, al y. ssth.. altera-
tlon 60 resiaraee. $50.
OVER 81 900
Hazel Coruin ts9s Stone way. frame
store tsIIa. $1,000.
c. u. a T. l. Everett Co. Tiea wayslde.
frame residence ssS.t. $500.
Booth & Co, 7ltt n. Lynn. frame resi-
dsnee ssxss. is.aan
Booth & Co. ssiI T., Lynn. frame resi-
d.nen 57x.e. t1.o0o,
Beck & Rasmussen. $50 Emerson. frame
residence ssxss. Ss.hep
l.. y. Knight, BOX 49,. Brcmerton. frame
renldencc toxst. $4,000
J. u. Barton. Ass 18th n. r.. frame resi-
denes sSsas. $3.50.
Butler Hotel Co. shop alteration, $4,000.
Robt Il Proctor. care bldg. dept. frame
residence biH.7. $4,000.
stephen Berg. sfos woodlawu Park.
apartment, house io7xso. $4,000.
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Financial Flashes
From James Maefariane a Co.
81 Second Ave.

Twenty industrial stocks averaged
1879. an advance OF IL: 90 railroad
stocks average 1881. decline Of Al.
Fisher Body year ended April 80
last earned s33.ss share on com.
mon versus sli.ss preceding year
Sharp advance In London market
caused an increased buying OF cop
per and resulted In sales al rs and
ISIS cents per pound delivered
Weakness in Mid-Continent -aso-
llnc market first became apparent a
few days ago. and Is becoming more
widespread. actsadlng 10 oil City
Derrick. New navy gas is reported
as available in large quantities at
liz TO II cents gallon from both
refiners and marketers.
More ears were loaded with au.
tomobiles on New York Central
lines during May than in any
other month on record.
a special court in st. Paul APP
proved. after nine years OF litigation.
the merger of S. p. and Central PA.
cffic railroads. II held the trans.
portaiion act Is binding. instead Of
the Sherman law.
Stock Of New York Central, &C.
cording TO the New York Herald
viii be placed on per cent basis at
meeting OF the board OF directors
today. the step being influenced by
improved Earnings By the road and
desire on the part OF the manage
ment to provide incentive for the
conversion into stock of the 500 900.
600 convertible per cent debenture
bonds.
WooIworth for the first five
months this year shows large In.
crease in earnings compared
with 1922. according to reports.
No news accompanied advance in
General Electric and Westinghouse
tho both companies are supposed TO
be heavily booked with forward bust.
ness.
Anaconda Copper IL reported 10
have made an offer OF 10 for all out.
standing bonds Of the National Con.
duit & Cable Co.
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New Issues

S. w. Straus & Co. have purchased
an issue Of 100000 first mortgage
6h per cent serial coupon bonds sc.
cured by the new 10-story Palmetto
apartments. to be erected at the
southwest corner Of John r. 1T. and
Hancock ave, Detroit, Mich. Tho
bonds, which mature In ~ to III
years, constitute a direct closed first
mortgage on the land. building. fur.
nishings, and equipment. and are the
direct obligation OF the Palmetto
Building Corporation. Interest cou.
pons are payable June 1 and Decem.
Der /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13
Arrivals and Departures

ARRIyED-June ii-Motorship lima
from stockholm via ports at midnight;
str Africa MRru from HongkonE via
Shanghai, Kobe and Yokohama. at a.is
r. M str Jefferson from Southeastrrn
Alaska. at sac y. m.s s,r Nome city
from gan Francisco. at 1880 ., m; str
Port Angeles from San Pedro VIA San
Francisco and Port Angeles. ~ s.gs y.
IN. !. afr prechtdigk from Rotterdam Via
ports, at 7.ao y. m.
sAItED-Juna is-str Blue Triangle
for Taeamn, a, sos n M, str la Puri-
signa for Port San Luis. az a;a0 a. M ctr
West Notus for nuenos Ayres via ports,
at $40 a M afr KrRa Meru for Hong
kong Via Yokohama. Kobe and Shanghai,
at 10 a. M June ii--str Curacao for
I.ndyHmith. II. G.. at $3.50 p. m. str
Nome city for Tacoma, at t;.S y. m. str
Thos. Crowley for Tacoma. OF midnight
motorshlp Kina for Vancouver. II. G., at
? y. m,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13
GRAIN MARKET
CLOSES LOWER

CHICAGO. June ie.-Grain price.
were generally lower az the close OF
the Chiyhgo board 81 trade today.
The weak undcrtonr Ia wheat con /.
tinurd turnout the session, Induced
hy the absolute lack 81 foreign do
maud and absence OF speculative
huylng The damage 10 croph, the
hraskA VIII be heavy, hdNicea saiu
Whilr Minnesota reported need or
rains lea scattered sections.
corn weakened with lack OF de-
mhnd and shading OF premiums
each prices were lower and crop
news was favorable. Feeder In
auirira were absent and country ele-
NatoTs reported a sufficient supply
on hand 20 meet trade requirements.
oats showed considerable weak
moss cash demand was slow and
crop news was favorable except
from the flood-atriCken Southwest
Provisions were higher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13
Liberty Bonds
City Lots to Be
Sold at Auction
Tuesdays Quotations
Furnished by Logan A itr1 an
$40 ~rgand Ave, seattle
Tuesdays Quotations
Furnished by Logan a Bryan
$40 second Ave, srnttIe

Giving another indication Of the
renewed activity in Seattle real es
tate, 1o7 view lots In the Jefferson
Park district, adjoining tho goli
links. will be put on the market
Saturday. The tract has been held
by nonresident owner.
Tho lots will be sold at auction,
ono at time. TO the highest bidder
by j. u. Barnett, duotIoncor, This
method Of closing out entire tracts
rs novel TO Seattle. but has long been
n popular selling method In and
around New York city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13

Coral Il. White. manager OF the
National Surety Co, reports the
following new calls for bids:
GRADING
AND PAVING
City council. Spokane. wash,
bids Juno 90. paving Illinois ave,
and curbing Hallom and Mallon
ayes.
William Manner. clerk school dis.
trct No. /, Olympia; bids 7:3o p.
m. June 81, clearing sight of new
Washington school.
ROADS
AND SEWERS
County commissioners. Seattle,
bids 10 a. m. June rs, construction
a. Solberg road.
Geo. Il. Goodwin. district engi.
necr, bids p. m. June rs. National
Park Station. Mont. Construction
10 miles OF road.
County commissioners, Grays
Harbor county. MonSesano. bids July
., sewerage construction. sewerage
Improvement district No, s.
John L, Habie,t, city rccorderer,
Silverton, Ore, bids p. m. Juno
60, sewer construction.
BUILDING
CONSTRUCTION
Board of regents, University OF
Washington, bids July .. construc.
ton library building.
j. Il Hall, school clerk, District
No. 800, Snohomish county. bids
June 20, additions to high school
and Rivervicw school.
Commissioner light and water. Ia.
coma. bids June 10, construction
musonary building.
w. j. Williams, city olcrk, Rem.
Ton, bids y, M. June 10, construc.
ton city hall building.
Board OF control. Salem, Ore, bids
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13
DECADES EXPORT WORTH
HALF BILLION DOLLARS

The value OF the passenger ma.
chimes exported in the last decade is
s534. 900. 600. and OF commercial ma.
chimes sass. 900. 900. II We should
carry the record back 10 dozen
years and include motorcycles, which
are In fact automobiles. the total
number OF machines exported. in
GLIDING those sent TO our own colo.
MES. would reach a million. and the
value a round billion dollars,
Even this total OF approS
a billion dollars OF automobiles % all
types exported in the last dozen
years does not fully tell the story,
for the value OF parts or machines
exported for repair purposes aggrr-
gates In that period about $3.50 00o,'
coo: the value OF automobile tires cX.
ported in that period was $4,000.
900. and the engines about $4,000.
600
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OUTING TROUSERS. $500

Fine stripe serge outing trousers.
only $500. Buy upstairs and save
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PIN HOPES on
PRESENT YEAR

The outlook no far IL good. but u
Il doesn't pan out. rs all up with
thousands OF farmers" says Brad
lute.
They can't run along on paper
any farther. Tho level o. Hgricul'
iural depression has lifted since late
1890.
THE farmcr can see daylight now.
Ills accounts are not 20 deeply In the
red Ink figures as they were two
years ago. But tho time Il Utmost
here when he must be paying of
his mortgages. The banks have got
90 DO cared for.
Unless this turns out 20 bo a good
crop year, I am afraid we shall hee
foreclosures nnnppinE all around US"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13
TRADE TERMS
SCRIP

In financial circles, scrip" Is a
temporary paper or certificate 10 be
exchanged later for money or per.
manent certificate. or Whatever the
scrip entities the holder to receive
The term is used in other lines 10
cover temporary certificates issued
TO be exchanged for specified Items
at a later date, the best known be.
ing, perhaps. the land scrip" issued
by the government to be exchanged
for government land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13
LEGAL NOTICES

TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN;
This ~ TO certify that II. II. Parsons
has made an application 10 erect
a public garage at 1915 Willard
ave. east All OF south so 81 lot /.
block 20. CoIustock Sup. Addition
Anyone desiring 10 protest such oc-
cupRncy must file such protest At
the office OF the Building Depart
mcnt. Room sos County City Bldg.
prior to Juno %. 1929.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13
Meetings

The Seattle Real Estate. assocla.
ton viii meet in the Hotel Butler
banquet room Thursday at i2a5
y. m. Former President Woody will
be the honor guest, and II. G. Greene
win be chairman Of the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13
San Francisco Produce

Butter--Extras isc: prime firsts.
45c
Eggs Extras. zoe: extra nrSts. use:
extra pallets. 27e. undsraized pui-
let's, zoe.
Cheese flats. fancy. 27e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13
How Highs Sugar?

d'rom The Financial Review
Tho merry press agents are
busy trying 20 show that sugar,
relatively. h not high al current
wholesale prices u 9A cents. Tho
following Is a table OF average
commodities with current prices
as compared with those Of a year
ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13
HolU's CrOps?" Is Big
Question This Season
Farmers Have Chance to Get on Firm
Foundation
by GEORGE RRITT

DIES MONIES. Ia, June "a
when you oyerhear tho rustic In
quiry OF ''IIow'h cropa7" you want "a
pork Up ana take notice OF the an
lwcr
It's far more vital question IN
tho United States this present grow
ing season than almost ever before.
For 1898 IN the farmers year Of
fate.
No less an authority than o. y
Eradfute. president OF tho American
Farm Bureau Federation. In back Of
that abatement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13
AUTO EXPORTS
HAVE BIC GAIN
American Machines Honk in
a Hundred Languages

The American automobile "honks'
IN every language OF the world and
does business In every climate Il
sounds It's warning In over a hundred
different countries. colonies and b..
lands. and renders service from lee.
land az the Far North 20 the equator
and thence to the most extreme
southern line OF human habimtion.
Figures compiled for the Trade
Record OF tho National City Bank Of
New York show that the number u
passenger machines exported nom
the United States In the last decade
was $1,000. and Of commercial ma
chimes. including motor trucks and
hnaas 1gE 400
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Rye Forecast Has
Slight Decrease

Rye in Washington on June /
averaged 90 per cent of normal as
compared with % on May /. The
crop Is now expected to amount to
$4,000 bushels agolns. 10000 bush.
els In 1922.
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LOsT-FEAALE TOY FOX TER-
rier. Fort Lawt0n district. white.
black spots on back. brown ears.
Garfield igh1-h Reward
LOTT - HAND BAG: LADIES
shoes. childrcn'H clothing. Maple
valley road Sunset 27ss
PARTY WHO FOUND SHEET SUN
act 40fF
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Alaska Vessels

vnldes.--Junc 1i--sailcd. str North
western. southbound, az g;70 D. m.
Juneau--June i0--SRiled. afr Admlra
watson. uorthbound. at $3.50 y. m.
Ketohikan--Juns ii--Salled. str Alas
ka, uorthbound, at 1880 y, IN.
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Neu York Stock Market

STREET REVIEW.
stool at the of ho
Other eeuE
~
American
up off
OF
Rubber wa w a.
lfs. a.
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N. Y. Sugar and Coffee
nessiay's Quotations

sugar Weaker. Raw, $3.50. re-
fined. dull. graduated. $4,000.
Coffee--So. Rio, spot, III &c. No. 4
Santos. lIis II t5c.
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Local Markets
VEGETABLES
Prices raid wholesale Dealers

frhe prices given are those made %
retail dealers BY wholesalers. WIN few
seasonal exceptions. prices 60 producers
can BE- figured BY dsductinE the cost %
transportation 20 Seattle and apptoHis
mntslY iB~ for hauling. storage and sell
inE runI
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SHIRT MANUFACTURER WANTS
agents 10 sell shirts direct TO
wearer. Earn big money. BE your
own boss. No experience or capt.
tai required. Write for free sam
pies. Madison Mills. sol Broad
way Now York
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Z FEMALE HELP WANTED

DIR. zAMoRA G. cAUFFMAN CsPE-
cihlizlnR IN Dermatology) says
maj hundreds 0f women owe their
RESTORED relaxed facial and
neck muscles 20 her patented
CHIN STRAP and skin foods. Sent
anywhere for $50 and full par
ticulars for home treatment Ad-
dress Dr.. Zamora q. Cauffman.
I.ll .IA aun E.aIIID nL-a.L
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UNNECESSARILY
Green bldg 4th A. pike
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CONSERVATISM Is
ONLY SAFE POLICY

But in this critical period, the
only safo policy for tho faymsr IL q
conserve what resources ho has" do
clarea Brndfutc.
In at least ono Of the states. this
preaiden, of the State Farm Bureau
has advised tho farmers no, TO bus
anything that 10 not absolutely s.
acntiai. Tho reports from tho bis
mail order houses ray their buHlnea,
n growing. / suspect that tho moan
ing Is that tho farmers arc seeking
10 buy ncccksaFica by mail and save
a few cents on each purchase under
the price nj tho crossroads store.
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RENEWED OPTIMISM
rs MATERIAL, HELP

The farmer this year has n fairer
fighting chance 20 overcome his
handbags than any time recently,
Bradfuts points out His greatest
gain. perhaps. has been IN tho In
tangible quality Of renewed optimism.
lie II cheerful again and believes no
can pull out OF tho slump.
on top % that he has tho machln.
cry OF tho ncwly.amonded federal
warehouse act 20 help in marketing.
IIo can hold his crops TO All them
when tho market IL rign1. stepping
into tho position OF the middloman
and dealing more directly with the
consumer
a second advantage from iegisla.
ton II tho new rural credits act
which makes Il possible 10 get long
term loans on advantageous terms.
Tire Farm Bureau Federation IL Try.
ing TO come TO the rescue ntiil further
BY seeking reduced railroad rates on
agricultural products.
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Dairy: Pile manure over so feet
from where COWS are MIXED and over
100 feet from the milk house. This
10 q AtnLo law.
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LEGAL NOTICES
LOST AND FOUND

q EkuIEE BLACK PIN SEAL
purse. left ia rest room of Nc
D0uRall 4 souihwicif Tuesday ar
tsrnO0n. Liberal reward. Sunset
1858
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NEW YORK. June is-ForsiEn
exchanged closed steady. Sterling.
s0.0tg1i., off &c: marks, si,si5 20
the dollar. Off 7.io7.
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Weather Bureau Report

TATo0HH iHfASp, June Iz.--t a. ".
rade. at ESQ a. m! ctr Lake Francis at
ssig a ia.
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POULTRY AND MEATS
Prices Paid Mhslr.air Dealer.

Ducks Dressed. per 10. .... ~
liens Dressed. heavy. .so8 ~
Dressed. light ,..t+.4 $40 "a
Live. heavy. ib....t.. "a
Live, light. n .t.......,. 20
Broiierr--tas5. per lb.u.. .as
Gec-e Dressed. per 10. , 40
Turkcys--Fancy. dressed .. 200 ~
Live. fancy. 10. ....,.. az
Belgian Inrrs- Live. per n. .. II
Dressed. per lb...,..,,..... 400 al
Cows--couutry. dressed, lb.,. .0gg .0s
Hogs Fancy, block .,........ .i2q1sh
yenl-FsEoy, light .........E.. 1859 n
Heavy. coarse ,.......s..... .ooG II
Medium. dressed ...a.. no IA
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Portland Grain
'ue.day's Quotai

whent--soft white. si.i0; Western
white. gi.i0: Hard Winter. st.05
Northern Spring, si.05. Western
lied. s,fe5.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool Grain


| Wheat open nigh Low Close
July. ss7sd SIS a s7ad ss I'D
Oct. sss "a gsbhd asSAd gssAd
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DESERVE HIGHER
LIVING STANDARD

During the war period OF prosper
lily. farmers got used 20 a higher
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DAIRY PRODUCTS
Prices faid 20 shippers
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Price. te Retail Drai,f.
POULTRY AND MEATS
FfIees Tad By Nh1lesaIc Dcalcrs
90 shippers

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. per lb.... see 81
Rocks and Reds, fh....4.... -
SapaHs Lave, tat. per ~. ... ~
Fancy. q. =. fs.sts#+ts...... 40
HsHs--fh lbs ard up a....... al
Medium, live. : y 20 "a lbs. IL
Live, iiEht. 90 az lbs ... IA
Fancy dfy picked cents allow
live.
Geesc-~Liys. fas. . TO ~ Ihs. IL
Brigiaa HRre@-t lbs and up. -
Turksys--FRhcy q. p. Sis lbs. 10
Live. fat. per lbssts.s.s...ss "a
ncosicrs--old. live. per lb.., 10
HoEs-
Choice llSh, ...........-... .iog
Choice heavy .......,..'... .esu .os
Veal
Fancy. liEht. .......s.. IA
Fancy. heavy. 10000 lbs leo II
Medium. heavy. 10000 lbs ESQ 90
Medium. heavy. 10000 lbs .eT1 90
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"WEDNESDAY

JUNE -
flfrt High Tide
: % a. M 10 J n.
FIRST Low Tide
1856 an o. n.
second High Tide
80 o. m. ~ . a.
-rxnnd low Tide
10 40 y. m. 80 u.
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NUTS
rrice. Paid Wholesale Dealers
HaaE q yfa

aiinonds--i X. l.. per 70, ... 50
fsanuis-Vs.. per 10. .... .is|
ferans-Fsr n. .......4.. .sTg -
1irrd Nuts-Psf ~ ....... Sc
Wainuis-Cai,, Ne. 4, per NJ. ~
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PERSONAL

ANYONE KNOWING THE WHERE
Abouts OF Mrs Nellie Sonrcr please
write Pro. Star. ] am the father
OF her two children.
VISIT THE LONESOME CLUB. RAJ
nier Grand hotel. Tuesdays and
FRIDAYS. Main 1909 or Elliott 2s0i.
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8 SITUATION-FEMALE
Occur d'Alene Mines

Wallace. Idaho
Wanted-Mlnerz. $3.50; underground
timbcrmen. So: S-hour shift. all
mines working every day. Include
Ing Sunday and the year round.
Modern boarding aud roominE
houses. with bath. steam heat.
electric lights and reading rooms,
everything furnished. No fees for
employment. no labor trouble
Write for further information or
apply To Geo T. Edmiston. Man
ager Mines Employment Office,
Wallace. Idaho.
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PSYCHOLOGIST

". WILLIAMS
5s12 white Bldg.
ARE you MASTER OF self and con-
ditions that govern your lifcg II
not and you want Hhppiness, Sue
cess and Health. SEE NE. ! teach
Psychology. Silent Influence, Per-
EOnal Magnetism and dctclop latent
FORCES Strictly Confidential
Hours: 10 a m. 10 8 .. m. Phone
" 1861 Sunday and evening by
npDuinffuauf
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Cash Wheat
Foreign Exchange

CHICAGO. June l2.-Nhsat, No
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Chicago Car Lots

NA"N~ft's
Furnished by Logan 4 Bryan
$40 second Ave. seattle