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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-07
TRADE TERMS
MARGIN

The meaning Of margin" may
best be explained by an example. a
customer arranges with his broker
TO buy 100 shares OF some stock
ION Margin" the price OF the shares
being 800 each. The broker re-.
CURES margin" OF 10 points. or
$40 on each 800 share. 10 be paid
to him. The customer therefore gives
his broker $1,000. and the broker
buys the stock. holding II as secur.
fly for the $4,000 he has advanced
for It's purchase, for which he
charges the customer interest.
II the price Of the stock drops. the
broker IL protected by the custo.
mer's margin. for IL II drops 10
points he can either require n far.
fher margin or he can sell the stock
20 collect his $4,000. the customer
losing his margin. IF. however. the
stock goes up 10 points. the custo.
mer can sell. and the broker would
rqturn HIS original $1,000 margin,
Aphis the 200 profit made on the
? rise In the stock.
The advantage OF the margin nc.
count for the customer lies IN the
fact that II he had paid cash for his
stock his $1,000 would hive bought
but 10 shares. and his profit would
have been but 800. The diaadvan.
fage lies in the fact that II tho
stock drops In price only 10 per
cent The customer Ii sold out and
icles his entire $1,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-07
nY W. u. FRANCE

Tho swimming season may b.
drawing 20 close: life guards, cen
Eors and men with open eyes may
soon be deserving the beaches, and
the center OF beauty may soon
move from AK beach TO Second
ave, but even then, the bathing
beauty will stili be with us. Far
into the fall and perhaps thru the
winter, she win be seen diving
gracefully on the crystal surfaces
of the windows and windshields OF
half the automobiles in this part
Of these United States.
More than that. the windshield
bathing beauty has ceased to be q
purely Pacific coast attraction. and
has already extended her sway
beyond the Rockies. tho Mississippi,
and even the Hudson. And with
her she Is carrying one OF the most
interesting and effective stunts In
indircc, advertising that has ever
been put across.
Some time ago. somebody in the
Jantzen Knitting Co. OF Portland
conceived the bright idea Of putting
UP the bathing girl in sticker form,
merely 10 decorate few store
windows around town. Rumor has
II that the idea WIS greeted with
skepticism. but It's fond parent
hung on until an order for 1000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-07
SOME BUSINESS
DECLINES SEEN
Retail Food Prices Go UP as
Wholesale Prices Drop

WASHINGTON. sept Further
reports on July business conditions
received by the bureau Of the census.
department of commerce. show that
tho outpu, Of sole leather. silver. wal
nus lumber. steel barrels and certain
iron castings increased over June
and tho output OF harness leather and
skiyers. automobiles and Caiifornls
white pine lumber declined.
The output Of independent ateel
mills declined from 5000 tons IN
June 20 i7t. 900 In July The catch Of
fish Increased over June. Sales Of
chain utoroa declined unfilleds or
dera on manufacturer books de
creased.
Cold storage holdings Of butter
cheese and fish and stocks OF iron
ore increased stocks OF steel sheets
declined.
Tho retail food index for July IN
creased from iii 10 i41. based on
1919 ms 100. and the Wholesale index
Of food prices declined.
savingH deposits at the end OF July
were slightly less than al the end Of
June, except IN Boston and PhilHdcl
phiH districts. Factory employment
turnout tho United States vas about
the same In July Ra In June.
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TO
VISIT EXHIBITS

Two carloads OF the finest live
stock from the far Northwest have
just started in palatial express cars
for exhibit in competition al leading
fairs and expositions in the Middle
West and on the Atlantic coast.
They win be shown as far East as
Trenton. n. j.. Brockton. Mass. and
Syracuse. n. y. following which
they will return to the great Live
stock exposition at Portland, Ore.
One car contained 2s head OF Hol-
stein cattle from the Carnation
Stock farms.
The second car contains some
very splendid gated saddle horses
and some housekeeping hackney
harness horses which win be one OF
the features OF the fashionable East.
srn Horse shows this season. r. A.
Stuart. owner OF the horses, will be
In personal attendance at most OF
these shows and VIII take an active
part In showing his. own stock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-07
HERE TO STUDY
REFORESTATION
Big Attendance Is Urged for
Session With Senators

A committee Of United state~
senators. appointed 70 study prob
lens relating to reforestation. viii
hold q public hearing az The New
Washington hotel. Seattle. Wednes-
day. September i2th. az 10 a. m
The committee consists Of Ssna.
tor McNary. Of Oregon; Senator
Couzens. Of Michigan: Senator
Moset. Of New Hampshire; Senator
HsrriEon. Of Mississippi. and sena-
tor Fletcher. Of Florida
George s Long. Of Tacoma,
chairman OF the forestry and re-
forestaiion committee Of the West
Coast Lumbermen's association.
sent notices Friday 10 al lumber
manufacturer. loggers and timber
owners urging them 10 attend this
public hearing and give the sena-
tohal committee the fullest possible
Information concerning rcforestatlon
conditions In the Douglas fir re-
gion. Mr.. Long also urges that
inasmuch as the problem Of refor.
estation Is one OF great public i'm.
portanee, those engaged In other
than lumber pursuits viii find these
public hearings well worth attend.
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-07
PACIFIC COAST
WILL BE BENEFITED

THE new attitude OF our govern.
ment toward Mexico should help
business in this country, especially
IN the border states. Cities like New
Orleans. San Antonio. II Paso. ST.
Louis and Kansas City should es,
pecinliy profit. The Pacific coast
viii always be benefited By stable
Mexico.
MANY investors in the United
states and Canada are interested in
Mexican securities. The great pub
lie utilities OF Mexico are financed
from Montreal and Toronto. Can,
adam investors are also Interested
In Mexican cotton mills.
Investors in the United States
are interested In mining projects,
railroads and especially in Mexican
oil. An OF these properties should
be benefited by the United States
recognition OF the Mexican govern.
ment. Not only does this recognition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-07
BUSINESSES Produce Agriculture Shipping Real Building
STYLE SHOW
FOR AID CLUB

Tuesday noon. az i2l6. in the
Masonic club rooms In tho Arcade
building. tho MacDouRail. Southwick
Co. VIII give seattlV Advertising club
members their first glimpse OF an.
'henuc IAN women's apparel dis
played on living. professional mod.
els.
The occasion promises 60 - one
of considerable interest A special
orchestra viii play for the meving
figures and new and dazzllngiy rich
styles VIII bo revealed. Coats. suits.
dresses. htts, sports apparel and ao'
cessorics will be shown In all their
autumn loneliness This perform.
nnee VIII DO OF interest 10 msn as
well as their women friends. Al
club members are invited 10 bring
gueats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-07
Mexican Recognition to
Help American Business
Stable Conditions in Southern Nation Offer
New Opportunities

The Mexican government, but these
are gradually being tanned. Like
Russia, Mexico Is steadily becoming
more conservative. having learned
the lesson that natural resources
are OF no avail unleas developed BY
men Of integrity. Industry and In
telligeuoe The Mexican reyOlu'
tons Of the past ten years have
been costly: but thru them the PEG.
pls have learned that II Is men
that make values. and that souls
not theorieB-make men.
Mexico IL a wonderful country
II f. large country, about q
quarter the slze OF the United
states. and is very rich In natural
resources. You hear mostly about
the oil Of Mexico. but oil - only
"A small fraction Of her wealth. The
timber. mineral and agricultural re
sources far exceed anything that
can ever be developed IN oil.
we talk about conditions In
Europe. but forget these tremendous
opportunities AZ our very door. How.
ever. this Is only human nature.
Most people Of Boston have never
been 10 Bunker Hll monument, and
very few New Workers. have climbed
the Statue Of Liberty. In the same
way. investors IN England and
France are today enthusiastic over
the Improved conditions In Mexico.
while we. her next door neighbors.
scarcely give them n thought.
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some time. II has been known b.
those In Intimate touch with the
state department that relations
were becoming more friendly day
by day between the United States
and our neighbor 20 the south.
Secretary Hughes. who went
into the cabinet very much preju.
diced against Mexico. has been
gradually becoming more friendly
In Justice 20 Mr.. Hughes. however.
4 should be said that conditions
have entirely changed and that he
has been a large factor IN the i'm.
provement o. relations
Fear was expressed IN some
quarters for Mexico with the an.
nounccm'nt Of President Hardingr
death: but President Coolidge has
quieted these approximations with
tho assurance that he will carry
out Mr. Hprding's Mexican policy
This accounts for the recent &c
ton Of the administration and the
hopefulncHs OF all concerned.
About year ago. Tho Mexican
government. thru the efforts OF
New York bankers. agreed 20 a
reimbursement OF It's indebtedness
Continually during tho past year
various corporate readJustments
have been going on. which show
the good faith Of the obregon gov.
eminent. The action OF the Mex.
can congress regarding confsca'
ton has been very satisfactory 10
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NOTES BIG GAIN
IN YEARS Time
All We Need Is Enthusiasm,
Says California Visitor

A remarkable forward stride In
Seattle business activity during the
PAST year was noted by A. { Jones.
vice president ~ Piggly Wlggly,
who was in seattle Thursday for tho
Mrs, time since year ago. Jones
commented not only on the many
new buildings that had been erected
during the past year. but stated that
the increased activity was apparent
even Ia the street traffic.
Jones Is with party OF califor.
Mans, most % whom have lust al.
tended the Pacific coast convention
OF chain store grocers, held IN Port.
land and are on their way 20 the
national convention 20 be held in
New York. September 10 and 20. In
pc party are Joseph A. Daley. pres
ient Of Daley'S. Inc. chain OF
no grocery stores; sam seellg. pres.
ident OF the sam soelig Co. chain
Of les stores. and +. +. Chaffea.
vice president and evncral manager
% the il. G. Chafce Co.
They arc Reeomuanlcd In Seattle
hy Walter Ben, president OF tho
pawson-Bell Real Estate Co. ana O.
NJ Rexlnger Pacific coast manarcr
81 olsomargarlne products for the
Morris Packing Co.
Seattle and the Pacific North.
vest" Daley said. "have everything
10 attract and hold the home owner
and business man. All they need I.
the outstanding and undivided en-.
thusiasm OF their people Tor ihelr
section that our folks display for
our part Of the world
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Arrivals and Departures

AitHiNED-Esp,, T--Htr Dorothy Alex
sndsr from Ban Pedro Via san francisco.
at a M. str Pewnss from Tacoma. at
noon! str Tivsrtsn from Fan Frsncis3o.
at Z 80 a. M afr La Brss from olsuin. at
Z a. u, ship Bonj. +. Packard from Rris-
toi Bay In tow pf tug Sea Monarch. at .
a IN, Sept. s--str ketchlkau from
Southeastern Alaska via Anneortes, at
$40 p. m; str Manila Maru from Van
eouver. -. O.. via Tacoma. at 1 D. IN. str
Dorothy Luokeabach from New York via
Philndelphie. Balboa, San Pedro, Ban
Francisco and Portland. at $3.50 y. IN. [.
str wostham from British Columbia. at
ass D. m. str Carolyn from BreGiarton
via Tacoma, at sssS .. m; str Admiral
FarrREut from Tacoma via Everett, Bell
inEhAm. Vancouver. ID. C., and Anacories.
at p. m.
sAILED--aepi. Str Manila Maru for
HongkonR via Yokohama. Kobe, ShrnE.
hal and HouEkonE. at 10 a. m; str JEFF
ferscn for Southeastern AiRsta at a.
m. str Commercial spIrlt for Tacoma, at
Ti.o A. m Sept. e--str Curacao for
Southwestern Alaska, at s:a5 p. m, str
Admiral Farrtgut for San Pedro via San
rrancIsco. al midnight; str silyerndo for
San Francisco, az 1905 .. M: str steel
Exporter for New York via San Pedro
and Balboa. at . y. m: barge Daoula In
tow OF tug Roosevelt, for San Pedro. at
p. M
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Financial Flashes
stona SdH1cs sfacfartane 4
siI Second Ave.

Twenty industrial stocks average
ss.gs, an increase Of 10: 20 rail
stocks average 1855. an increase Of
70.
John ]. Watson, Jr.. elected
president Of international Arr,cu,.
tural corporation. to succeed stephen
Fleming. resigned.
Crude oil production In United
States week ended September was
z.2s1. 500 barrels. a daily increase of
1900 over the previous week.
Coca Cola earnings for six monti. a
ended June 30 show net income o,
sS.3s5,sof against 1921 .O4f In 1927.
Stewart Warner. both production
and untitled orders. are practically
at peak.
Baldwin Locomotive output breaks
record.
). s. Kresge August sales s6.33s..
Isl, an increase Of si.216,071. Eight
months ss7.ss3.74s. an increase Of
L10,777,5s2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-07
GYROS BOOST
RELIEF FUND

A. the Thursday evening meet.
ing Of the Gyro club. At the l.. q.
Smith Building restaurant. every
member present contributed 20 the
japanese relief fund. Secretary
ozFo r. Castor was instructed 10
get IN touch with all other mem
bers Friday morning and the clubs
check will DO turned over TO tho
relief committee this afternoon.
This club voted TO carry on It's
extension work at tho Medina
Babies horne and committees were
appointed to raise funds TO assist
the contemplated improvements
10 be made at that institution.
c. J. Hogue. manager OF the
Yves; Coast Forcs, Products bu.
reau. New York. who Is engaged
in market extension work for tho
lumber interests OF Washington and
Oregon. gave an illustrated lecture
On The Lumber Resources Of the
Northwest"
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help American investors directly. but
also indirectly. as II encourages IN.
vestoFs in England and France who
are also largely interested in Mex
leo.
I'm the past three or four years
almost every letter that ] have re-
ceiyed from English friends has ask.
cd why viii not your government
recognize Mexico? IT certainly
should
"Of course II win be some time
before Mexican trade will make any
impression on the Babsonchart.
which now stands at 10 per cent be.
low normal. but some day II viii,
and that impression then will be
distinctly favorable"
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Smith Cove Tcrmlnal--Pier ti--Str Preni-
dent jackson. Pier ,O--Str Kongosan
Maru.
Great Northern Tsrmlnsl--str Toyama
MRru.
Union oil Co.'S Torminsl--str la Bren.
Boil street Terminai--u. 3. c. q. unalge,
str Alameda.
Pier it--str Ketchiksn.
Pier ii-f-str owogo, motorshlp Donna
Lane.
Pier 7--Motorsh!p AnvlI.
Pier Str Manila Matu
Pier 2-Str NabHsna, str Jefferson.
Pier i--l,tr Dorothy Luckenbaeh.
Pier A--.Motorship Chsilanba.
Pier p--Htr Dorothy Alexander,
Union Pacific Terminalf-.Rtr Memnon.
u. H. Shipping Board MoorinEa--str Anna
", Morse. str West Joster, str West
Nilus.
Connecticut Street Terminal str caciaue.
Atlantic Street TcrminAl--str AEwistar.
Milwaukee Ocean Tormlnsl--M otorship
Carolyn.
Spokane street Terminal ship penj. y.
Packard.
General petfoleum--etr Cathwood.
Todd prydocks Str Edmorc bktn Forest
Friend.
Puget Sound Bridge q Dredging co.--str
Patterson.
Amea Terminal Company--Rhip Abner Co
burn. ship Oriental
Heffcrnnn'a Drydook---Bhrk Gratia. str
Rainier,
salmon hay Doeh--str Iirookdale.
Stream Buoy No, 7--Htr Madison
WinHlow Marine Reilway--schr Retsy
Ross, rchr y. v, kruac bnrKc Coauit-
mm CITY. whalors Star Nos 4. Z. y.
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NelD York Stock Market
MAIL sTREEr IouENAL EINANc1AI nI.NtIaAN

,~,, WALL. STREET JOURNAL, FINANCIAL REVIEW
news today
some rrcguary
reserve
agaiust week However authorities
s National Automobile chamber of Commerce
of
OF general belief that business had substantial
''''"'N
American WOoen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e ~ sipdehaksr 1885, or 81 Motors b
Rubber % can up $50 W - ''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-07
New Corporations

OLYMPIA. Sept 7.--Ths following
articles Of Incorporation have been filed
In the office OF the secretary Of state.
Bon Ton Specially Shop. Inc. spokane,
$4,000. Mrs Il. Somer and Robert
wcinsteln. To sell ladies' wearing ap-
parel.
Central Fruit company, Everett, $500
w. 4. Vines and r. III. Hatfield.
challacombe & Picket. Inc. Everett.
$4,000. n. n. chaiiacombe. cha.. n.
Fickel and /. s. chaliacombe. To en-
gage in and conduct general undertake
ing husincss- etc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-07
Realtors Adopt New
Earnest Money Form

a new form OF earnest money re-
cslpt WAS adopted BY the Seattle
Real Estate association NJ their
meeting Thursday. The meeting
vas the first after n summer vaca.
ton, and was wvil attended. Tho
new receipt viii give better protec-
ton to the buyer. seller and agent.
according 20 samuel Coiiyer. sscre-
tary Of the association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-07
Feeling on Copper
Market Optimistic

NEW YORK. Sept. Tho prin.
clpai buying Of copper Is from
abroad. altho the domestic do,
mand Is good The fact that for
cign interests have returned TO the
market 10 encouraging. as they
have been counted on 10 take large
quantities % the red metal. scnti'
mcnt generally Is improving in tho
trade. and there Is feeling that
tho price should work sio~ly
higher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-07
GRAIN MARKET
CLOSES HIGHER

CHICAGO, Sept. An grains dis
PLAYED strength and closed fraction
ally higher on tho Chicago board OF
trade today.
There was little realizing TODAY
NY Al deliveries Ia wheat showed
urn undertono az fractional gains.
- ptomhnr deliveries OF corn were
tfHetlonally lower. but tho later
nlon!hs registered fair advances Ar-
s9Ialhk 20 an Iowa state crop report
excessive rainfall was general hi the
grain belt
oats were trRctionally higher. Ar
senlnn shipments for the week
Were fl.0aQ bushels
Provisions firmcd up and ther,
was some foreign buying.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-07
Optinist Club Has
Ladies Day Meeting

Judge Austin r. Griftiths, who
-hss recently returned from a trip
thru Europe. was the principal
speaker at the optimIs,s' club meet.
ing Thursday noon In Plg'n Whistle.
Inc meeting was Ladies' day. and
over 80 Optimisfs with their wives
were present. The program was ar.
ranged BY Rev. Cleveland leihauer.
Ed Davis aud Archie RuEEiea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-07
A New High Freight
Record Is Reported

NEW YORK. Sept. THE car
loading record was again broken
during the week ended August IS.
according 20 the report Of the Amer.
lean Railway association. that l..
ooe.oas cars were loaded. an increase
OF 2s.sss cars over the previous high
record.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-07
Offer SIS Million
in Argentine Notes

NEW YORK. Sept. Formal an
nouncement was made yesterday OF
the purchase and public offering Of
.6s.o00,o 900 per cent treasury gold
notes OF tho Argentine Republic BY
a syndicate OF American bankers.
The notes viii yield investors Der
cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-07

NEW YORK, sept e.--Forslgn *
shanse opened Irregular sterling.
IRE, foQi28. Belgian. tnutAtts
marks, S2.93a, 600 20 tha dollar, OH
t.Tet 600
The foreign exchange mArhp,
closed down. Sterling. tt.sih on
~ sss ss,s ia.osts,i1 ,99t, soboos.
francs, sp0tslts. OF 50 06Ot, marx
te,vVp.e00 To the dollar, Off II. t2s. e90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-07
Thursday's Qaetasisn.
Furnished By Logan a bryan
ain a~rand Az -<afffr

Senator William II. Seward. in
1858. said; who DOES not see, then.
that every year hereafter European
Thought. European activity. nltho
actually gaining force. and Euro.
pean connections, nltho actually bc.
coming more interesting, win never.
thelcss sink In importance. while
the Pacific ocean. It's shores. it's
islands. and tho vast regions beyond
will become the chief thoater OF
events IN the worlds great here
after"
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= l. l. y 4 LIE Y
HILLS. MASS,
sept IT, Roger
" BabaOn to-
day issued tn q
following state.
ment regarding
G O n q Ito n 3
IN Mexico:
"Ths most In.
teresting event
Of the week to
business m e n
and investors IN
the announced
attitude OF the
n "A m N a .
tTatlon relative
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-07
Locomotive Works
at Full Capacity

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. - Bald.
win Locomotive works will prob.
ably continue 20 run on 100 per
cent schedule for the balance OF
tho year. with unfinished business
about i5s. 500, 900, or around where
Il was at tho beginning Of the year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-07
POULTRY AND MEATS
prieos r.ld BIZ Wholesale Dealsys

20 hhppofs
Brniiers--prr 10 ............. 81
Capons-f.ivs. Tat. per 70. ..... as
Fancy q. p. ................ as
fiens--tis rba. and up ..,. .sg
Medium. live. ~ 10 ~ ms. ~
Live. Hight. 20 ~ rhs. -. ia
Fancy dry picked ! cents above
live y. o. cents above live
Geese Live. fat, . 20 ~ ms. .. ,is
Belgian iInres--. ibs. and up !. .ifn
1urasys-Faucy a. y. young .. 40
Live. fat. per N. .........-. ~
Rnss,ers--old. live. per n. 80. III
Hogs
Choice liEht ...............- II
Fancy. heavy. 10000 fss... .of0 10
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Denver Live Stock

Cattie--Rsceipts $40. Market steady
10 strong, Reef steers. 81 W9t
cows and hslfers, slff * calves. 81
bulls. ss5nMf.
Hog.--fteceipis 1900. Market zoe
gac lower. Toy. is.20: bulk. ss7s
az
sheep-Rseoiptr. i,ai0. MAKE,
steady 20 CSC lower. Lambs
$1,000 ii.iS.. feeder lambs. VIC
ts,z5. ewes. stQe.
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Thursdays Quotations
Furnished by Logan q uryan
an a.T.aN A. E...stf.

studcbakor Corporation In Aug
ust produced 1900 automobiles, n
new record. output for eight
months ended August 81. 1850,
against 1892 corresponding period
Of 1922.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-07
San Francisco Produce
Thursdar's ouotallen.

Butter-EStras. Sic 10: prime firass.
tfc ID. flrHts, sc 10.
EEgs-ETtras. tGi4e dox extra pull
lets. aIc dor; understood pplists
sc dos
cheese--CAilforaiA hats. fancy. soc
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Weather Bureau Report

TATooBH fHi.ASp. Sept. T.--s a. NJ
Clear. wind northeast, "a miles an hour
Passed out. twc-mAst steamer. yellow
stock. at . M; two-msst steamer. 3si-
lou stack. at 9 n m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-07

Prof. In Zoology Labs-W What insect
lives on the least food7
Bright Pupll--'rhc moth II eats
holes.--Upper Iowa colleglan.
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MEXICAN CONDITIONS
ARE BECOMING STABLE

The fact that ail uHurperH have
been put down and thnt villa him.
nelf has been finally eliminated. has
strengthened the situation. There
Rro stiii many wild,cyed radicals in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-07
POULTRY AND MEATS

Ducks Dressed. per ID. ... ~
Hfps-preHsed. heavy .....s.. 100 40
Dressed. Hight .....,....... 400 "a
Live. heavy. 10. ........... .zs8 81
Live, light 10. ..,....s..... IL
r,roiiers - Dressed, per ib.. .iBa al
Geese Dressed pot ID. ....-.. as
Turkeys--Fancy, dressed .... .tao as
Live. fancy, 10, ....... ~
Belgian Harcs--f.ivs, per 10. .. II
Dressed. per 10. ............. 100 al
Ccws--cnuntry drssscd, 10. -. ESQ .os
Iiogs-Faney block ........... lilo IA
yssi--Faney lsht ..,........ leo II
Heavy, coarse .............. .os0 IA
Medium. dressed ........... lie IL