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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
GERMAN OFFER
HANDED ALLIES
Would Pay 100000, 900
Gold Marks Annually
nY CAnL ID. GROAT

BERLIN. June THE German
note placed IN the hands Of the allies
late today proposes payment of *.
acily 1900. 100000 gold marks anuu
ally as reparatiOna.
Chancellor CunO proposes 20 rilss
this amount as folioWs
live hundred million marks
thru a mortgage on the national
railways.
z-AnOtber five hundred million
by mortgag1ng industry, commerce.
lands and factories.
3-'rwo hundred million by a lux.
ury tax
The latter amount would be com.
menurately Increased On the sco-
nomic stability Of Germany ~ re-.
stored. cuno pointed out 10 the allies.
Such a tax before the war yielded
100000. 900 marks a year and CunO
considers that IL could increase as
conditions improve. =
An international conference would
be called 70 suggest any changes IN
the plan.
The official text Of the German
note declares that II would not be
honest 20 promise moro than the
nation would be able 10 pay and
that moreover the ability 20 pay il
a question on which opinions differ.
Therefore. Germany offers 10 accept
the decision OF an impartial. inter
national organization on the total
amount Of reparations that must bo
paid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
FATE OF ZONE
BILL IN DOUBT

Fate OF the zonlng bin was icft
in doubt following a heated debate
at the final public hearing on the
measure Wednesday prior 10 i,s
appearance before tho entire coun-
Gil at next Mondays meeting.
Councilman John =. Carroll
sought TO send tho measure 10 tho
corporation counsel for an opinion
on So legality. but was oysrrulrd
by other members OF tho public
safety committee.
Vigorous protests were made by
contractors agalns; tho proposed
building code which would prohibit
the granting Of building permits for
any structure except those with
plans prepared by licensed archl.
tects.
Tho committee voted TO recon.
mend permission be granted 70 the
now Barton packing plant to estnb-
fish its t1.ooo,o 900 packing plan, in
tho old Rainier Brewery properties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
Here and There

Prof. Jose Parafay santine. the
noted Spanish painter. dies In
Madrid.
Lady Mackenzie. once noted as
big game hunter. loses her husband
in Buffalo divorce court.
San Francisco lumber yard fire
causes $4,000 damage.
Peggy Marsh Is engaged 10 wed
Thomas H. Wells. nephew OF one
Of the heads OF Harper & Bros.
publishers.
The United States air service
largest in the country. de.
stroyed by fire Wednesday NJ the
Wilbur Wright air field. Dayton.
Ohio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
MYSTERY RISES
OVER SKELETON
Authorities Unable to Find
Identity OF Woman

BUTTE. Mont, juno T.-Dcep In
the mountain recesses along the
Sentimental Divide. state and local
authorities today continued their
tiresomo search for elcws which
might lead 10 the Identity OF the
WOMAN whose skeleton was disoov,
ered last week by a trail.hreaking
proSpector.
With the Investigation admittedly
against a blank wall. tho officers
erniered their search around the
spot where the body was found.
boxing Tor possible cabin or cave
where the woman might have liked.
Who she was. where she came
from or how she came TO be up
there alone in the depths OF Black.
tail canyon. where few people ever
SO, Is tho secret the officers are
hoping TO dlvulge.
That the mystery viii never be
Scared was the opinion expressed
,oday by those directing the inves
legation.
A message received today from
Blnghamton. y. Y. says that Mrs.
Elma Strickland. or that city. b..
lieves the watch found beside the
body, bearing a Binghamton Jewel.
er's name. Is one given 10 her hus.
band many years ago. and loaned
BY her TO win HurlhuFt. a Butte
railroad man.
But Mrs. Striekland's description
of the watch does not tally with the
timeplece found IN the hills. The
one she has in mind Is lady's
watch, the message said. while the
rusted case picked up beside the
skeleton is mans watch. almost
two inches thick. and weighing
three ounces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
Secretary Hughes
Gets German Offer

WASHINGTON. June 7.-Cerrnan
Ambassador wiedfeidt today handed
Secretary Hughes copy OF Ger.
many'B latest reparations offer.
Wiedfeldt. in a brief statement is.
sued at the same time. faid the new
German note. Tin order 10 avoid
everything which might render more
difficult the continuation Of the in.
terchange Of views on separations,
was confined ito those points on
which the allied governments as ex-
pressed in their replies TO the Ger.
man note on May held similar
views"
The text given Secretary Hughes
was described by the German am.
baSsador as ''memorandum' hand.
ed to the governments Of the United
States, Great Britain. Italy. France.
Belgium and Japan "as an explana.
ton and supplement OF the note or
the German government % May -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
Portland Officers
Arrest Fugitive

PORTLAND. June IT, Clyde /.
sherman. 81. is in jail here today.
arrested at the request OF Ardmore,
Okla. officers.
Sherman is said TO have left Okla.
homa while at liberty on bail pend.
ing appeal OF case in which he was
convicted OF granddaughter. The APP
peal was recently denied. officers
say. and Sherman must serve four.
year sentence for the crime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
Baptists to Make
Trip to Bremerton

The Baptist Young People win
hold a. excursion and rally at
Bremerton. Friday evening. June 8.
The City OF Bremcrton win leave
colman dock az $40.
Refreshments. including hot doEa.
candy and ice cream will be on sale
on tho boat. Attractive musical
program on return trip.
A military band win meet the
boat at Brcmerton and lead the pa.
rade to the Union high school
where the rally win be held. inter.
esting program. with musical fca.
lures. Inspiring message.
Rev. ]. Harvey Deere. d. d.. Of
Everett. viii be the speaker.
Friends are invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07

in his workshop al a. m. and re-
mains until close 10 midnight 10
give extra instruction 20 boys who
would otherwise fail in their manual
training course. All his time Is at
tho disposal OF his pupils and the
results show II.
There In an mir OF iniimate good
fellowship IN his classes which is
absent In the average rchoolroom
cunningham's lathcs work overtime
turning out intricate pieces OF fur
niture and moulding the more in.
tricato minds OF boyhooa into self.
reliant manhood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
Call Witnesses in
New Narcotic Case

New witc@es for both the defense
and prosecution ia the narcotic case
Of Thomas spellman and Michael
Cohen. who are charged with con-
splracy 10 violate tho Harrison Oct
are being subpocnaed and win be
present at the opening Of the second
trial OF the case in federal court
juno -.
a jury disagreement resulted In the
first trial early In May and "a new
trial was ordered by Judge jeremiah
Se,erer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
BY WANDA Won KETTLEg

Here Is somebody who doesn't
waste her time.
When Marie Z. Savage. wife OF
John +. Savage. Seattle hotel man.
wakes up IN the morning she needs
not ask herself. Wen, what shall
I do today
Hor program Is all made out be.
forchand. and Mrs. Savage knows
that In the course OF tho next IL
or IL hours sho needs must visit
the various department heads OF tho
Hotel Butler. check up on tho sup
plies required. IN either tho upstairs
quarters or the grill room. order
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07

Five o'clock In the morning finds
most of us doing the home stretch
on the sleeping road with our ex.
hausts wide open. Or perhaps we are
subconsclously hoping that the alarm
clock will fail to ring or that tidal
wave will sweep the city 80 we won't
have 70 go to work.
But this is not the case with Miss
Lu Ella stanhope, 6l2 T.. Goth st. At
. o'clock in the morning Miss Stan.
hope Is always awake. And il Is
possible that other members OF her
family are also. for that is the time
she begins her daily vocal practice.
For. the past four years Miss Stan.
hope has been taking vocal Lessons.
At first she had difficulty to find
time aside from her work In which to
90 her practicing. At last she hit
upon the plan Of getting UP in the
early morning and getting 1t over.
And now for two years she has been
arising before 6 o'clock six days a
week.
AS a elimination OF her vocal
studies, Miss Stanhope is going to
give her first public recital. unaided
by any other vocal artists, Saturday
hight at the Fine Arts hall. She will
pc aided by Kenneth Lyman. pianist.
Miss Stanhope is well known In Sc.
astIe. having attended Lincoln high
school and later graduated from the
seattle-Pacific college.
The program is as follows;
ave Maria ............. .Luzzi
Loves a Merchant. ...... Molly carew
'Jullaby' ........... Thuriow- Lleuranco
In Ella Stanhopc
''Tr0ig Eccorahiaee". c.,
Poionaise In Northumberland "Vp'h
Kenneth Lyman
'i,o' Hear the Cuntlc Lark. .......sg
......,............,.B Sir Henry Bishop
TIE Sleep That Fits on Baby's
Eyes" ..,..4.....Jo John Alden Carpenter
"vlhsI D'Arte Visai D'Amoro" ola
IVsoAT y..sss.ss..s....s... puscini
"OP Csflina", James Francis Cooke
In Ella stanhopo
5pbulolllh -. ...ss,f.s..s...,. Albeniz
seherzo IN u Minor. ...s.... sfendeiasohn
'vhIrik' ...ss4.st..ss..s...s.. Mokrojs
"COuntry Cafdons" ..,... Percy GraInEer
Kenneth Lyman
4ria--Je dis quo rlon 80 m'epouyants
tSefmen J. 49,. .....s,.,.. Blzet
Lu Ella Sta3hops
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
DENOTES SPARE TIME
TO HELP TIE BOYS

That ha has succeeded and has
gained the affection and respect Of
the coo boys a, Garfield is appar.
cnt from the efforts they make TO
please him and tho cxcrtion they
put forth to justify his confidence
in them.
Cunningham deyo,ea HIS holidays
and vacations TO extending tho work
of the classroom. Weekend out.
inga IN tho hills nro a part OF his
educational program At present.
as tho school year is ending, no is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
WILL KEEP IN TOUCH
WITH BOYS AT WORK

With moro boys at work there
VIII be fewer men in tho pcnl,cn.
tiarioa"
While The boys are az work.
Cunningham viii take five Others
on gypsy tour around the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
POLL STOCKINGS,
~ END UP IN JAIL

NEW YORK. June Three gay.
hobbed.haircd girls rolled down their
stockings 10 show a Broadway
street crowd what Ziegfeid missed.
We were just celebrating" they
told the taller.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07

School boys never had a
better friend than II. B.
Cunningham, manual training
instructor at Garfield high.
He's getting them al jobs for
the summer months.
passing thru all sections where the
Seattle boys are employed and keep.
Ing In touch with their work aud
employers.
lie is picking boys OF from is 20
10 years, capable ana willing TO
earn their wages. Written consent
from their parents IL firHt necessary
before he will send a boy away from
home for tho summer.
Cunningham has been al Garfield
since 1919 and .ha plans to spend
hls life In eduell fnal work. special.
ling Ia boys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
MAKE NEW BIDS
ON PORT BONDS
Legal Point Eliminated in
Second Negotiations

iiiFh bids ON port bond issues 20,
falling $4,000 and bid OF s.. 600 az
tho contract price FOR the oonstruc.
ton OF "A huge toleHcoplc conyeyor
FOR the handling OF ships' carFoes
az port terminals, were accepted by
tho port commissioners az their
Wednesday meeting
Blyth.Witier & Co were again
high bidders for the bond issue Of
isso.o00 Tor the purchase OF the
Skinner s Eddy shipyard site No. g
Associated with the Biyth.Wilter TO.
were the Union National bank Of
Seattle. the Baillargeon & Winnlow
Co, Cyrus Pierce A Co. the Ferris
liardgpve Co. OF Spokane. and the
Kaufman. Smith .Emort Co. OF 81
Louis Tho figure offered waA 81 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
COLLEGE DEGREE
. GIVEN MOTHER

NEW YORK. June IA mother
OF three children. Mira. Katherine
Clay. won degree at Barnard col.
lego. She did her studying on tho
suhways. going 10 aud from school.
My li-ycar-old one was my great.
est help" she said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
School Teacher Proves
Real Champion of Boys
Pupils Swear by Man Who Helps Them in
Life as Well as School Troubles
by LESTER N. HUNT

with moro boys az work. there
win be- fewer men ia tho poniten.
iinrica"
This il why 100 students NJ Car.
field high school viii continue their
education this summer on the fruit
ranches OF Eastern Washington and
Ia tho logging camps OF Western
Warrington. In company with 800
other youths from Franklin. Rooac.
welt and broadway high schools.
Experience guided by II. H.
Cunningham. boys adviser OF Gar
field. viii be- their teacher. But
tho hard knocks OF experience will
be tempered Experience VIII DO
uueompromisinR. but not merciiesa.
Recently Cunningham. who IL also
manual training instructor AT Gar.
neld. set out 60 obtain positions for
100 boys az the school who are in
need OF work thru tho summer.
From the 600 boys under his dlrec.
ton he picked those who would take
employment seriously and would
stick 20 their Jobs after tho novelty
had worn or.
lie placed advertisements IN the
daily papers OF Wenntehee. Euens.
burg and Yakima. and IN a score OF
woeklleu turnout Eastern Washing.
ton. Tho responses were heavy and
no broadenod his program 10 include
boys from three other high schools.
HAS JOBS FOR 100
SEATTLE SCHOOL BOYS
Present Indications arc that 800
Seattle boys will scatter thru tho
state this summer ar farmhands. Ia.
borcrs. mill workers and timber
workers.
Cunningham ia looking further
than the aummer. however. Ills
aim II not merely 10 provide TEN.
porary jobs. Ho IL continuing his
educational work OF the classroom
into tho practical world. lie ln guild.
Ing the erratie steps OF boyhood
over the rough threshold Of man.
hood.
Il expect these boys 10 return a,
tho end o. tho summer. developed IN
many ways. and cognizan, OF condi.
lions which confront them IN the
world" said Cunningham Thursday
morning IN tho school workshop.
They .will learn tho value OF a
dollar after they have HweateA for
u, Instvad Of idling thru the sum.
mer in tie city and spending their
vacation on street corners. they viii
DO developing into strong. healthy
men In outdoor work.
MANY Of tho boys viii find them.
selves during tho summer and will
'vturn In tho fall with definite am.
billions for tho future They viii
know what they want 10 do and
will 30 abou, IL In determined
and intelligent manner. What
youth learns during such sum.
mer win 30 Of ineniimablo value 20
him In later life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
P0OZE EXPLODED
y BY LIGHTNING

RANDOLPH. Mass. juno -
Lightning struck a barn here. OK.
plodins 100 gallons OF home. made
hooch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
NEW ISSUE WAS
DEEMED NECESSARY

This new iesuo waa deemed nrcel.
sary by the commissioners. mas.
much as the former issue contained
no clause that would permit the
buyers TO cancel their contract IN
caso the supreme court handed
down a ruling that tho issue was ~
legal A test suit 60 determine the
legality OF the issue VIII be held
within 60 days. and tho option and
contract OF Snle In this issue *
tends over a period Of 90 days.
High bid Tor a iloo. 900 bond issue
for tho Smith cove terminals wnA
submitted hy tho Bond. Goodwin,
Tucker CO. ia figure was 1894 Tor
each 500 worth Of bonds, It's bid
was accepted hy tho port commits,
sion and contracts viii be drawn up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
WILL FACILITATE
CARGO MOVEMENTS

Tho Brinkley company. Seattle
contractors. submitted the low bid OF
$4,000 for the construction Of iele.
scoplc cargo conycyor 20 be used In
all port terminals. This bid was rec.
commended for acceptance, Other
bidders wero tho wass.Burtcn com.
pany. Mccsa & Gottfrled and Bacon
& Mathoson. ali Of Seattle.
Tho new conyoyor viii facilitate
tho moving OF oargoos at port dockH
and win especially aid Ia the work
OF loading refrigerator carr with Ice
Tho eonveyor win do the work OF a
number OF men and Is said TO be a
necessity at all port terminals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07

Cape Chelyustin. Siberia. Is the
norihcrnmoEt point in Asia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07

always remember that they must
spice their dignity with jauntiness,
and cool their jauntiness with charm.
Low waistlinos caught with sashcs tied at
the side and straighthanging frocks trim.
med with organdy and frivolous spots OF ap.
pliquc. Checked and plain ginghams, cool
volles and crisp linens, all expressed in indi.
vidunl and original ways.
Second Floor--Thc Bon Marche
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
NINE. CHERNOFF TO LECTURE
ON HOW TO BE BEAUTIFITT

Mmc. chernoff famous beauty and health
authority Will give series OF six lectures
ON How to BE Beautifulr beginning Mon
day, Juno IL, $50 p. M. In Tho Bon Marcbe
AUDITORIUM without charge See further
announcement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26

Smith Cove Terminal--Pier A--Btr Ls-
high. str Agwistar. str willie A. Hig-
gins. Pier B-Btr President McKin.
ley. str Yokohama Maru.
pier 14--gtr Fulton.
pier s--Str Wilmington.
Pier 2--Str jefferson, str Victoria, atr
Oduna str Alameda.
Pier Str Edward Luckenbach
Pier D--str Admiral Rodman, str Doro.
thy Alexander.
pier E--Btr Orient
Union Pacific TormInal--str ohIoan.
Pacific Coast Coal Bunkors--Str Sur
veyor.
Pacific Coast Engineering works-u. y
G. @. Haida.
u. y. Shipping Board Moorngs-Btr An.
ms ~. Morse. str toonlum, Htr Bllverado
str Cross Keys. atr Delight, str Weai
Hnrtland. Ftr West 1son, str WallIng.
ford, atr Lubrlco.
Connecticut street Tcrminal--Hohr ca.
nano. str Mlndano.
Seattle Flour Mills Tormlnal--str Ed.
more.
Stacy Btroot Termiuhl--U, ~ O. n, Dell.
wood. 4. =. g. r. Burnside.
Milwaukee Ocean Tormlnnl-Str ornmnt.
lst
Todd Drydocks Ctr bakersfield.
West Seattle Training Btation-U. a, n
Eagle No "a.
Ifeffcrnan'H Drydook Motorahip Oregon
Alaska Steamship Moorlngs valdez
MIR licdondo, str Juneau
Winrlow Marine Hallway Atr pnclfico
bari, nelf6at, barge Coauitiam CITY
bkln James TUT. whalors Star Nos
/. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
INSURANCE co.
BREAKS RECORD
Banner Year Shows lmproy-
ed Business Conditions

Payment Of q claim every "a sec.
0uds Of each business day Of the
year Is n unique record established
by the Metropolitan Life Insurance
company. which publishes its annual
statement today. The amount PAID
policy holders averaged tsO5.tl
minute. and the statement shows
gain Of So. 900 900 over The previous
years business. according 70 Clyde
~. Tgdss and Charles c. Thompson
Seattle managers.
last year WIS a good year for
Insurance companies" commented
Twiss. "and We cOEsirue II az sure
Indication Of materially improved
conditions In general business The
average man takes new insurance
when he not only has The present
ability 10 carry a.. but when be also
feels that conditions warrant the ez-
pecintlOn Of his ability 10 keep Il up.
The fact that we have exceeded our
banner year-wOuld seem 10 show moi
only that business WAS good, bur
that there WAS also q feeling Of con-
fidence that Il ~ on a sound basis
Insurance companies have foued
that service - the secret 20 business
SUCCESS" raid Thompson In this
business We deal with large proper
ton Of people who are careless or
thoughiless In business matters. The
very nature Of the business has
forced them 20 lay stress on service
and they have found IL pays"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
SHIPPING,
LASKER URGES
Condemns Present Handling
OF Merchant Marine

WASHINGTON. FEB. 26,-"Ciye
ua "a thoro and honest trial IA opera
ton OF the American merchant ma
rine Get rid Of the receiver idea
and appoint q manager who VIII en-
deayor 20 build Up business,
This r. the remedy u Senator
James C0uzens for the shipping
board dilemma. Couzens, an expert
on government operation Of public
utilities. caicRorioally asserted that
the subsidy sought by the president
ana Chairman LAsksr would not help
the government 10 dispose Of IT.
ships.
Junk or sell the ships which sTe
no good and keep for operation those
ships which can be efficiently oper
atsd." couzens proposed Get rid
Of incompetent and unsympathetie
management"
The basic fault In the shipping
situation. Senator Couzchs coutin.
usd. lies with congress which With
a vast merchant marine on It's hands
In substance appointed a receiver TO
liquidate the business instead uf "A
man whose chief duty would have
been 10 operate the ships and 10
build up the business.
Officials have devoted themselves
continuously 20 trying 90 prove that
our government owned merchant
marine is a colossal failure and that
II has no chance OF success IN com.
petition with foreign ships.
Even II the desired end WAS 30
sell the ships the policy pursued WAS
obviously wrong. Not even a good
receiver devotes himself continuous,
~ 10 trying 20 discredit the business
which he has been appointed to liqui.
date.
My belief IN that the American
government merchant marine has
been 10 reduced by incompetent and
unsympatbetic management that IL
could not be sold TO any advantage,
even II loaded with a cash subsidy.
The first thing 10 be done is 10
change this management and 10
adopt a policy OF building up our
merchant marine. once we have had
d thoro and honest trial al opera.
ton. we may be able TO sell the ships
ndvantagcously."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
TOGET
FAST FREIGHT

The Great Northern railroad viii
Institute a new fast freight service
10 Southwestern Washington. begin.
ming Monday afternoon. Freight will
be received az Seattle up 60 o'clock
IN the afternoon and will reach Kelso
and other points the following morn.
Ing.
This service was decided upon
after a conference with a joint meet.
tng OF the Seattle and Kelso Cham
hers OF Commerce. The enormous
developments under way at Kclso
and the Long. Bell Lumber Co.'S new
city. Longview, necessitat0d changes
IN the freight service.
Tho Portland Is only 30 miles from
{ Kelso In comparison TO the 40 from
Seattle. tho overnight service viii
eliminate the influence OF the differ.
ence in distance on time required for
delivery. Southwestern Washington
is considered a highly competitive
field and local merchants win take
advantage OF the new service Of
fcred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
Eastern Bank Heads
Meet Local CHAPTER

Carter II. Tallman. OF the Ameri.
can National bank OF Richmond.
Va. and Richard w. I'M. of Now
York, are in Seattle. While here they
viii be guests of the local branch OF
the American Institute OF Banking.
Of which Tallman is president and
Hill Is secretary.
They will be entertained ut dinner
Mt tho Rainier club Monday evening.
after which they will attend lee.
turc on Economics OF Investment
Banking" by Dean stephen /. Miller,
OF the University OF Washington,
Other out.of.town guests win include
Lynn s. Reyes. of the Yakima M.
ton bank, and II. j. McWiIlInms. OF
the old National bank OF Spokane.
While here, Tallman and hin viii
confer with George H. Maine, assist.
ant bond manager OF the Dexter
Horton National bank. Seattle mem
Der Of the executive council OF tho
Institute.