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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
SAVINGS LEAGUE.
OPENS MEETING.
Hoover Praises Work Done
by Associations

Tho 18th annual convention Of the
Washington Savings and Loan
league opened Thursday morning at
tho New Washington hotel. Officers
.of savings ana loan associations
turnout tho state have gathered here
20 attend the convention.
The committee In charge of the
convention is stressing the import
gnoo OF these associations Ia aiding
and stimulating home ownership Ia
the state. both thru encouraging
THRIFT and In supplying funds Tor
home buying and building. They
call attention TO the Importance az.
tachcd 10 savings and loan ussocia.
lions BY Herbert Hoover
"our savings and loan associa.
uons," Hoover recently uald, "arc
the most effective stimulus TO homo
ownership and home building that
We have. The effectiveness OF saw.
lngs and loan associations In cn.
ahllng families 20 own their own
homes has been shown conelusiycly
by Tho result Of two years study Of
tho housing problem by the depart.
ment OF commerce"
Among tho addresses az tho Thurs,
day sessions or tho convention are
tho following. The Home and the
School, the Safeguards OF American
Liberty" by David Thomson. dean
or tho college Of liberal arts. Uni.
yefsliy OF Washington. The blue
Sky Law" by Grant HIinklc. scero.
tary OF state. Savings Legislation
In the State OF Washington" by
John 7. Condor. dean OF tho Uni.
vorsity OF Washington law school.
and Advertising Thrift Thru say.
lngs and Loan Associations. by wa.
liam Horalcy Of the lizard Co. Sc.
attic.
Addresses on the program for Fri.
day arr; Savings and Loans.
viewed by a Reaitor." BY samuel
collyer. secretary OF the Seattle
Realty board; Savings and Loans
Viewed By a Lumbcrman." BY VIM.
c, pccrlng. manager OF tho John
Dover Lumber Co. Tacoma. and
Closing OF Loans" by worrail wn.
son. president Of the Dime and Dol.
lar Savings association, Seattle,
Officers OF the league arc J. l.
Cooper OF the Spokane Savings &
Loan association. president. " u.
Conner. Of tho Mutual Savings q
Loan. Seattle. frat vice president. w
O. McCaw. % the Aberdeen Savings
4 Loan association. second vice pres
ident. Fred w. Stocking. Of the Cap
ilal Savings & Loan association.
Olympia. treasurer. and }, Vincent
Roberts. OF Tho yakima Savings
Loan association. secretly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
FORESTRY men
GATHER FRIDAY
Reforestation Taxes Will Be
Chief Topic

The third forestry conference will
assemble in the assembly room Of
the Chamber OF Commerce Friday
incoming. with the subject OF tax
alton scheduled to receive the ma
jor share OF It's attention. State
officials, lumbermen, officials Of
the United States Forest Service
and representatives OF various other
interests will take part in the dis
cussion.
Timber taxation Is a matter OF
outstanding importance, according
to Dean Hugo Winkenwerder OF
the College Of Forestry Of the Uni
vcrsity. chairman OF the conference.
because Of its relation 10 reforesta-
ton. Reforested land must be I'M
productive for long period OF
years and timber land owners will
not undertake to reforest their
lands unless they are assured OF
some equitable manner OF taxation
during the period when the lands
arc unproducuye.
The sessions will conclude with
an evening session at a dinner at
the Hotel Gowman. The public is
invited to attend all sessions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
WAGES IN AMERICA
ARE THE HIGHEST IN
PURCHASING POWER

IMAGES paid la different coun.
w tries arc hard 20 compare
la these days or deprecated cur.
rCncics. however much tho effect
of divergeniees may hc felt In
competition. says the Nations
business, Even II absolute com.
parisons are pretty much out 90
the question, Tor the time benig.
there are some indications OF
how things stand.
For instance. there arc the fig
ures compiled hy the British min.
istry OF labor 10 show the
amount OF food which can be
purchased with the vases paid
IN certain occupations for as
hours OF work.
Reduced 10 an index number.
with the amount purehasahlo b.
London as 100, these figures
were. for the spring OF 1898,
New York eiI. ottawa $50.
Amsterdam io3, ChrlstianiA %.
Stockholm 81. Warsaw So. Brus.
sells 20. Paris IS. Prague 81. Mad.
rid 6l. Berlin 81, Vienna 55.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
TRADE TERMS
SYNDICATE

The term Syndicate" has several
applications. but Is most often ap.
piled to n group OF Investment bank.
ers who have organized for the pur.
pose OF selling 10 investors n large
issue OF bonds, or stock, which they
have acquired. There are buying
syndicatcs" and selling syndicates."
The buying syndicate lis the "un.
derwriter." which obtains the securi.
ties under contract from the issuing
corporation. often the buying syn.
dicates are merely wholesalers, sell.
ing the securities in large blocks to
members OF tho selling syndicate,
who distribute them TO investors,
altho members OF both syndlcates
may be the same.
The selling syndicate operates I'M
der a Syndicate agreement which
carefully defines the methods and
terms OF sale and the obligations and
rate OF profits Of the participants.
After the securities have been sold
TO investors the syndicate Is dissolved
and the profits or losges are pro
rated among the participants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
NEW RECORD IN
LUMBER OUTPUT
New Business Keeps Ahead
OF Huge Production

4 new high record In production
was made last week. when the out.
put OF lumber mills reached 20 por
cent above normal. This is one
point ahead Of the previous high rec.
ord of - per cent above, reached
twice in tho pBnt month.
one hundred and thrtyfour mills
reporting 20 West Coast Lumber
mems association FOR the week end.
Ing October 9Th. manufactured ii1.
g0g i5s feet OF lumber: sod 1919.
9g3 feet. and shipped 100. oeo.gGl feet
Production for reporting mills was
20 per cent above normal New
business was per cent above pro.
ductlon. Shipments were II per cent
below new business
Finy.aeycn per cent 81 All new
business taken during the week WIS
for future water delivery. This
amounted 20 673ss, oi6 foot. Of which
si.6Gs. s9s feet WA for democratic
cargo delivery. and a5.sio.7is feet OK.
port. New business by rail amount.
"a 90 i.G13 cars.
Forty per cent Of the weeks ium.
ber shipments moved by water This
amounted 20 4s.CsG.7if feet. Of which
2s.isi. G4s feet moved coBa,wiHc and
interconstal. and if.505.oGo feet over.
seas. RAN shipments totalod 1882
cars.
Local auto and team deliveries
totuled s.s05.9i7 feet
UnfEied domestic cargo orders
toialcd 5a.OO5. G92 feet. Unified ex.
port orders is7.ssl.osi feet Unified
rail trade orders COCO caru.
In the first 90 weeks OF tho year.
production reported 10 West Coast
Lumhermon'H association has been
i.oi3.o21. sol feet; new business i.osi..
f30.iss feet; and shipments t..i9.'
$4,000 feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
STOCK SHOW TO
Be PERMANENT
North Pacific Exhibit win
Be Annual Affair

Thursday Is the second annlycr.
sary OF the North Pacific Livestock
show al Everett, Last years entries
are nearly triplod in number and a
permanent organization Is ready 10
function TO continue the only live.
stock show In the Northwest. cxecp,
Portland.
This was the word brought 10 Sc.
attic Wednesday By r. A. Noble.
president and executive secretary Of
the Everett Chamber OF Commerce.
where so acres have been obtained
near Silver lake for a permanent
home for tho exposition.
Between $780, 900 and $40. 900 have
already been subscribed for the per.
manency OF the institution which we
are going 10 mako a blooded stock
classic in Northwestern annals" he
said. The Puget MN company has
offered the tract OF land for race
track and buildings and will take its
payment In stock IN the association.
And we want Seattle 70 feel that the
NAA1M - kAANAAH a. AAAkAAAA - AsNfANNh ~
It's to be a permanent Northwestern
Institution and not community en-.
terpriss.
Here 10 interest Seattle dairymen
in entering cattle IN tho show this
year. Noble briefly traced tho history
and progress Of tho show.
i, was started by the snohomlsh
County Breederp' association. OF
which DR.. X. X. Stockweii. president
OF the livestock show. Is also head.
Il was initiated nj Everett last year
In a small way and there were some
funds left over to start off this years
affair.
T. Mcdonald. British Columbia
stock judge. who judged at Everett
las, year. VIII start to work on tho
cattle division today. r. II. Mccoy.
OF Yakima. in charge OF the horse
show feature this year. viii judge the
horse entries. Tbs horse show will
be staged each evening beginning
Thursday and ending with tho 1929
show on Sunday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
LARGE SUPPLIES
PURCHASED HERE

As an example OF the astuteness
OF Chinese importers. large quantities
Of flour and salt fish that were for.
merly purchased in Shanghai for
consumers in the Foochung district
are now shipped directly from Seattle
shippers, because the cost OF water
transportation across the Pacific
adds but little TO the price"
China Is rapidly following the ex.
ample set by Japan in adopting mod
ern equipment in office work and in
industry. America has supplied 30
per cent OF the 10000 motor cars in
China. 5000 OF which are In Shang.
hai.
Modern building programs are be
ing completed with thoroness and
carefulness. OF detail" Price said.
1.-THE business sections OF any OF the
larger cities Of China are almost ex.
act reproductions OF those in Amer
tea and Europe"
Heavy importatlons OF industrial
machinery By Chinese concerns can
be looked for within the next 10
years by American producers. Is
Prices prediction. Manufacturing IS
stiIi in an elemental stage. in CON
trast with Chinese commerce. and
It's development viii create heavy
demand for mechanical equipment Of
all descriptions for number OF
years.
Price win spend the rest Of his
four months vacation in Eastern
cities after leaving Seattle. he said.
He took up residence in China al.
rectly upon graduating from coIum.
bia university 10 years ago. and
worked up to his present position
from beginning as student inter
prefer at Pekin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
Stevens Gives Talk
at kiwanis Meeting

Jay w. stevens. chief Of tho fire
prevention bureau OF the National
Board OF Fire Underwriters. was the
principal speaker at the meeting OF
the Kiwanis club "Wednesday noon
Ia the Hotel Gowman. Stevens
praised the Seattle fire department
for reducing the fire loss from
$1,000. 600 three years ago to 100000
last year.
stevens win address the meeting
Of the Purchasing Agents assocla-
tion Thursday evening. after which
he will leave for Richmond. Va. TO
speak before the convention OF the
international Fire Chiefs assocla.
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
Arrivals and Departures

Arrirrd-Dct ~ Str Phyllis from
i.oa Angeles via Han FRANCHISE. al s 20
a M. afr MAkaua from Los Angeles, at
$3.50 a. M: y. q e. q Bear from Herring
sea via Nome. ~ Ests a. M: Oct. fe--
Atr Forest King from Los Angeles Via
Tacoma. AZ : .. IN.
ssllc'l--oct. ip--s,r RoSsn Tor aydnsY
via Tacoma. San Francisco. Auckland
and Wellington. az tsi0 o. M. ctr Nd
misEl Nicholson FOR southeastern Alaska.
At p M. str Waiter a. Luckenbach
Tor New York via Anacortes. Han Fran
cisco, Los Angeles. balboa and Phiiadsl.
phia. at gao p. m. ctr Trimountain fut
San Francisco. az 1850 .. m str Itssssu
for Hamburg via Vancouver. II. C., Port.
land. San Francisco. I,os Angeles. BaI-
boa Liverpool London and Antwerp. at
midnight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
Fire Chief Mantor
Talks to Rotarians

Fire Chief George Mantor was the
principal speaker at the meeting OF
the Rotary club Wednesday noon In
the Masonic club rooms. The pro.
gram was devoted TO Fire Prevention
Week. and Mantor told about the
efforts of the fire department for
the prevention Of fires.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
Piano Tuner.
FUNERAL NOTICES
PERSONAL


WANTED--Evc 10 know ihet
GU; ~ 400 20 500 causes year
for No 81 years. not a single case
% Epitsr failure. GOTTER co does
tho work. Never should be cut
out. Booklets and consultation
free. cure nearly all diseases.
Including tuberculosis. achca.
pains with pet names. Rheu-
mhiiam. nHufiiiH. pieurisy. etc.
etc, too numerous 90 mention.
stomach all right Kidneys all
right all right all over. One
months treatment. bottle crndl-
Gator. boxes Of capsules. s5.Tb.
parcel post s405. G. q. y. slIb.
Golfer co. a sure cure Euhrnn-
teed. ? months treatment 81. y. II.
Winana Winana Medical Co. 4D2
American Bank Bldg.
HERMAN body know
INK whereabouts OF please address
Q-FI. Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
Beaton Is Speaker
at Business Club

Kenneth G. Beoton was the prn.
cipol speaker on the program Of the
meeting Of the Young Mems BusI.
ness club Thursday noon In tho Mn
sonic club rooms In the Arcade build
Ing. Tho club extended an invitation
10 NIL OF Beutou's old friends TO at.
tend the meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
Nep York Stock Market
NAL srnrI-r InInNAI. IINANnIAI. nINIEM

WALL STREET JOURNAL rlNANciAL REVIEW
fractional ebanErs southern Hallway - az
reflection
lpwcvr of tho
attributed the flood that
HALLWAY. h4 o. blh ozdv.
e
steel seA sinclair. ~ ~ umieh,p tt' baldwin i9s
=
cunda lhLi WAhaah nfd. \. d. ull -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
Columbus Day to Be
Observed by Banks

Columbus Day. Friday. October IL.
will be celebrated at the 431st ami.
versary Of the discovery OF America
by Columbus. Banks. bond houses
and other financial institutions will
be closed in honor or the day.
The knights OF Columbus will celc.
brate the day with numerous
speeches. In the evening there will
be program Mt the knights Of Co.
lumbus hall. John F. Miller viii be
the principal speaker. and the pro.
gram win include music and dane.
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
PhYslrlans. Snrrron.

DIR ANGUS. suite 400. Pantages
bldg womens ailments. disorders.
MASON Fonwiclg. Lawrence. estnb-
llnhcd 1861. Advice and booklet
free taz burke Bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
New Corporations

OLYMPIA, Oct 1.-THE following
articles of Incorporation have botr filed
In the office OF the secretary OF state.
Union Drug company, Port Angeles.
$1,000 @, NJ, Brcakcy and H. E Tur.
npnuro.
Sunset Produce company, Tacoma.
10000; George PetropulouH and Peter
Michel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
MoNocLEs ON TAxrMEN

LONDON, oct. li.-Aw, l say.
even these bally taxi drivers arc
sporting the monoclo these days.
Yes. a Bond ST. firm of opticians
reports tho damnnd for these single
eyeglasses is six times that before
the war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
Building Permits

Julia Keel 1901 Rainier ave. frame rosl.
dcnce, 1oxsg. tz,7ee
O y. faMaine, I2s Edgar st. frame
fsaldcnco, tsSss. $500.
J. A. Sinclair. $3.50 Holly It,, freproof
garage. 20Sis, $500.
T. J. npnrdsley 2o1s Broadway NJ.
franc residence. s2xlO. $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
SEATTLE
MARKETS
VEGETABLES
Price. patd Mhois.ais Dealers

tThs prices riysn are thoss made 20 re-
tail dssisrs ~ uteisssisrr. with Ter
seasonal exceptions. prices 20 pfodassrs
ssa BE- nEsrsa ~ dedac,iaE tbs cost 81
transportation 20 Seattle and appron'
rna,eiy ia% faf nAuiinE. storage Asd SELL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
IO SITUATION-MALE

WANTED-senttleh high
school boy must have psrt-time
work. Available all day SATURDAY.
Sundays and before $3.50 a. ~.
after Z:3O .. m. weekday VIII
do any kind OF work. Address
O-Ba Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
Alaska Vessels

asward-Oct. a--saiied, str Admiral
watson. sputhbound. ct 10 =. m.
Cordova--Drt. t0@sailsd. B,r Alameda
southbound. az si10 n. m.
Juneau-oct i0--ssilcd str Jefferson,
souihbound. Mt 4 y, m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
Weather Bureau Report

TAToosH faLkSp. oct. lis a. rn.--
Cloudy, uiud vest. miles an houf.
PORT ANdELEs. Oct. lis a. M
Arrived. siF Washington. str Hokuho
Man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
Foreign Securities
Wednesdays Quotaiians
Furnished b. fsoEan q nFyan
nIO srauud Ave- seattle
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. oct ie-RotsiEn 81.
ehaHEs epened iffrxuiafs sterling de-
mand. itsa tfis. ffaucs. iepsps. lire.
ip.etss. UsiEisns to.estaH. marks. =.
700 Geo. 5tQ - the dollar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11

TONBRIDGE. England. Oct. IL
Inhabitants here are mystified ovcf
the appearance OF scores Of dead
fish In the River Pen. tributary
to the Midway below the town lock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
TIT FtSDaY
OCT. ~
H. IIana. l..

FiFtt HIEh TT
$50 a, VA 10 n
first Low Tide
tista a m. 30 H.
seeoud iEEh Tide
% p, IA rs It.
Second Low Tide
ttsttp.m-. lie u,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
POULTRY AND MEATS
Prices Paid by Wholesale Dealer.
60 Shippers

I,roljerr--rer III. ..f...ss...... ~
Cnpons--Livc. fat. per 10. ..... is
Fancy q. ,s.ts.ss.s.s.,... az
ucps--4Il nos. and up ....... .gs
Medium. live, az to ~ lbs. ia
Live. light. 20 as ms 500. ii
Fancy. dry picked cents
above live.
g. y. cents nhovn liys.
Ccese~-I.iyc. fat, . 60 IL ibs... 4.
ncigInn Iiarcs-t fos. and up. ii
Turkeys Fancy d. ~. young D.. 40
Live, fat per 10. ..,,,..... a,
boosters Old, live. per 10. -. ii
iogs---
choice ilEht ',,..;.....,... ,iaH
Fancy. heavy. 10000 MS. 81. Ion III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
Portland Produce
"wednesday (. ousts,lan.

NfbnfsIsfs au1tauahs
nnttsr=atysJ Sic.
LEss- uu3inE pfies. est5e. selling
price. ts0 .sr
Cheese rs Wszr.
liens ilUGtc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

SuRsr--Dull. raw i7,Gs: refined. dull .
granulntod. tpi5mp.G0.
Coffee Mo. Rio on spot. lie lb,; No.
Santos. tiiAm15Ac ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
LOST AND FOUND

LoST--On sunset highway. between
Fall city and Redmond. between
and o'clock Sunday evening
lady'H gfeaniFh gray utility coat
Reward, Phone FL tot 3ag7 during
business hours
LOST Fountain pen. $50 nrsmer-
ton-Scattie boat Reward. Si7
Second. tlremerion.
LosT--AiFednle dog in RRInier 81
ley. Phone "a ninr.iIhG Rnptn IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
DAIRY PRODUCTS
,,.tns. 40 Itetaii n..l.

uutirr--I,ocai creamery. cubes. so
Local prints wrapped. .s.... 81
Eggs-Frssh ranch. white she'll. SIS
MIXED coiors ..'s.'s..tt..... 80
Pallets s..'''''''..''.t'''. 80
Cheese
oreuon iriplHtr ,...ss........ -
wisconsin cream brick .,,,. 40
block Swiss .,;,..'.''.a... as
washington triplcts ,...,.. ~
Tuin mock ttiplata, old . sSn m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
AMERICA HAS ADVANTAGE
IN CHINESE TRADE

America has the advantage at
present IN Chinese trade. according
TO Prices observations. The United
States has gained more rapidly In
Chinese trade than has any other IA.
ton In the world. and today stands
second only TO Japan in direct
trade" he pointed out.
Warning that American exporters
and importers dare not rest on their
oars in the next 10 years was voiced
oy Price.
Tho future OF China rests en-,
hrely on the Chinese business man
and he has learned by experience TO
exercise careful judgment and intelli
yence OF high order in his dealings
vith the outside world. Business
houses Of that section OF the Orient.
particularly in the seaports. are fully
awakened to the value OF commercial
intercourse with America ana Eu.
cope.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
ShipNews
TIDES in Seattle

FRIDAY
OCT. ~
FIRST High rIsr
sis a. M. izo a.
i1rst Low Tide
- % o m. - n.
second nigh Tide
t2 p m Ize a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
FRUITS
rriee. raid whole.ai, Dealer.


Apples Fancy ..st-+ss.sts. s.'l ~ y ~
niarkbersirs crate ....... i.ta y l..s
nspnaas- Fer 70. ...ss.ss... .iFN y II
Cantalsaps. standard 1880. .l.pe v La
Sasabs@-psr 70, .......s.... $50 va
Coeaanufs=rsr DEG, ....s..-.. lsee
rate.- Drc4nsezry. ttspkE. box t.is
rixs-prioa. Cal. 70 Goa pkEa $50
..s,..,,,r,i,s-pr -. ....... .of0 -
,i,.,,, p,,,tt-g,ei ...........f.4sGt $50
,,,a,,-, Wnfaxn small lug ..a.oogs 50
,spstt~ss snail lag ..... ,Tt0i.po
Honey Comb per case $50 Is
Rtrainrd. per ~. ss+t...... .ls0 .i4b
unrkieterriss Per n. .....s.. .V'u ~
s,n,,u. Fancy ......... 76G
Chsies .................. o ; 50
Orangrs-psr box 4,t.-+s..s...s4eeg $50
rrsehr.-por crate ........s.. .t50 -
rrar~-Per boz .ss.s...ss....sl Lao i.is
riums Per crate ...ss..s...s. 'Nbu,l'.a
strawberrir. EvefhsarinS ....1.1b0a,ee
" atermeion--Psr 10. ........ ~ y v ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
XPANSION FOR
CHINA LOOMING.
Seattle Should Take Lead,
Says Observer

China's import and export trade.
which has increased steadily for the
past six years despite The drawbacks
Of war. pestilenec and famine. is on
the threshold Of period OF great
expansion. and American business
men who desire 20 take advantage OF
the opportunity should lose no time
in getting In on the ground floor.
This Is the message brought 20 Sc
attic business this week 10y Ernest
r. Price, American consul Tor Foo
chow, who arrived In Seattle this
week on leave OF absence,
''China's great hard working,
peaee-loving population 81 400, GOO,
Ooe. whose chief fault In the past has
been the little concern they felt Ia
their own government. are now
learning 20 take the rcinS In their
own hands Price said Thursday.
And their potential resources and
y1tnrkefz ar, fof, tsrf1f IN d., frnnrfl e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
DAIRY PRODUCTS
IrIrrn Enid Ia Nhlnncr.

Ilui.erfai--
A grade Seattle delivery. 81
Trgs-Ffsah ranch, white she'll. 81
MIXED colors ....,,,t......t. 10
puiicta ,......,. .st...s...s. SO
MiIit-cwt., fo.h. Seattle supply sof
n o. II. rondenaary, ......... AIS