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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-22

Smith Cove Terrninsi-Pfef A-s,r Orgy.
str Charlton Hail. PIER B--sssr Hsp-
onset. str shidHuoAa Maru.
o~es, Northern rsrminsi--str nahsts
Mara
Bell stree, r.rmin.i-u. a l. ~ T.
pier s-str Hawaii M.ru
PIER f--su oordoxs. s'rvtc'crfa
risr str Hofso. i.uckenbsoh
risr A--su Admiral Hedm.n.
Seattle shipbaiidins a Drydoos cos--tnr
trpsofer. ctr borsf
union Pacific Tsrminsi-sts rviten
Pacific Coast Engineering WoFsH-U. n
& % nnohomtsh.
q. n shipping hoard Ncorinrs--Hir Anna
&c Morse. str Ieeniufn, ssr siivsrsde.
ctr Gross ksys str DelishL .,r L.unri-
co. str Wesi fsoa. ctr West Haruand.
str wsiiinEford.
Atlantic street T.rrninsi--etr white
A. uiEEinss schr sophie Carisf~nssn
stacy street Tsfminst--u. a &. n. Huru-
aide. U. a o. n psti~ood. str sur
H.nfera sire, r.rmin.i-su Hsnsss
kafu.
o.nsrsi P,troisurn-as Bpokans.
Puget found bridge a Dredging Co.
mr. pattsreon
Hsrbor Island Does q wsr.hoas. trssh-
~st-nu Mundsi,a
rAily's Mln Doek--htr Commercial ouids
Amss shigyard a Tssminsi-au Hooss.
volt. stf santa fuisiia-
uolmsn cr~osois warss-~r Horses l.
passeF
Hsffsrnsn's prydoos Metership or~ron
U. n n Earle 10. o..
Aisska Steamship NoorinHs-ntr Fsdon-
wfnsio~ Marine nsiiwsy--ar Pseifics.
bark Belfast. bsrss oosuitisn city.
schr Vancouver. whsisrs Star Nos L
g. O. hktn James Tuft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-22

MONDAY
JAN. re
first Low Tide
itst 9 m. "a r.
FIRST nigh Tide
sac a m. III n
Neosnd Low Tide
ales .. m. a. n.
second high Tide
sits o. m. 80 a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-22

srRINuFrELp. Mo. Jan. -. -
How a mob prepared 20 dynamite the
house shelterins her ii.year.old
daughter and her husband was dc.
ncrihed 60 me today by Mrs. Josie n.
Gregor. widow Of u. G. Oregon. who
was huns from railroad trestie
near Harrison. Ark. by the so-csllod
-citirens' committee
My husband arrived In Harrison
only three days before they killed
him." Mrs. oreeor said. Our house
was riddied with bullets and sur.
rounded by armed men. heard
threats 60 dynamite the house TO get
my husband. ! shouted TO them not
to dynamite because my child was
inside
"A few minutes after. former
sheriff Of Harrison called me Ia the
door and told mo the best thing
would b for my husband 20 sur.
render 50 my daughter and could
be protected. This he DID. They took
him away. That night about 10
O'Clock he telephcncd 20 ask how we
were getting along. He was feeling
all right and said he supposed they
would take him 70 JAN. That was the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-22
Vital Statistics
RIRTHS
BIRTHS

Births In their households are re-
ported by the following Seattle men;
kinoehita, Fred s. 66b-A Washing
ton ST., boy.
yokota. Kiyoshuke. boy.
Hill, c. w.. sl7 ~. 44th St. boy.
Ivy, Edward Bryan. Port Townsend.
Dignan, Charles oliver. s4<s ssrd
ave. 8. W., girl
Ishii. Gunxo. S2s2 2srd ave. W.. girl
Christensen. Harry Thomas. 6o5s
Dennis. Earl Charles. 2s2s nth ave.
Reed. Earl w. ascs 18th ave. s.. girl
Nicholson. Elmer. 20ss nth ave. N
girl.
Laianne. Napoleon. sTss 18th ave. N.
Jordan. Charles. sos Thomas ST.. girl.
Ambrose. Thomas sherman. Irving
ton. Wash. boy.
sawanobori, Toku. 1914 u. Spruce
Colt NJ. Allen. sa4 Fourth ave W..
boy.
Goodmanson. Bernard Louis, ass w.
18th St. boy.
Nelson. Oscar, 1915 Taylor ave. boy.
Butterworth, Carol Edgar. Sal olym-
pic pl.. boy.
Kettering. Ralph. sac 10th ave. N.
boy.
Marchesi. Joseph Fred, Aria wailing-
ford ave. boy.
Chandler. Warren Rufus. 1915 saith
ave. twin boys.
Meyers. Herbert w, els 18th ave-
wis.a ep warren L.. Ga Terrace
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-22
DEMAND FOR
new DICTIONARY
PHENOMENAL
Distribution Uniformly Heavy
in All Parts Of City

From the way the people are
.rowding In here TO get these die
tionarlea. venture to predict this
town IL destined before long TO be
come the intellectual center OF the
universe" Thus spoke a young
woman employed at one OF the
feunters from which The New Uni.
versities Dictionary. being offered
by this paper 10 it's readers. l. being
distributed.
She had no time for further com
ment. as a number Of persons we're
waiting 70 present their coupons
and secure a copy Of the new die.
tlonary.
The demand for the book has been
phenomenal, large numbers having
been distributed within the past
week. and the publishers have been
called upon repeatedly to replenish
the fast vanishing supply. THIS dis
tribution has been heavy. indicating
that this paper is giving It's read
err. at n nominal cost. an oppor.
unity TO satisfy long-felt want.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-22
APPLES MOVING
WELL ON MART
Dealers Report Increase In
Sales Here

Western avenue johbers reported
Monday that apples were beginning
to move better In responss 20 the
extensive campaign that dealers
have been making. Local jobbsrn
have been cooperating with apple
shippera and retailers IN an effort
90 move the apples which arc stead.
lily arriving. The Seattle market
must be kept active 20 prevent big
losses 60 the growers. Quotations
now are uncertain. tho tho bulk
Of the trade gets si.so 10 t3.2S q
box on good grados.
California celery. lettuce. cabbage
and spinach arrivals werc reported
10 have tho local market now well
supplied with the fresh vegetables.
Celery was up IN price 10 1850 here
following tho advance In tho South.
New cabbage was quoted at cents
a pound
Tho butter and egx markets were
steady Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-22
Grant Delay in
Captains Trial

Trial Of G. Sullivan. former police
captain. charged with grand larceny.
was continued by Judge Austin r..
Griffiths Monday until January 20.
John y. Dore. attorney for Sullivan.
asked continuance due 10 a conflict
ing case in federal court Sullivan
was 70 have gone on trial Monday
charged with diverting a government
check for 1896 paid to the city to
himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-22
RAIL MERGER
is INDORSED

WASHINGTON. Jan. n - Con-
solidnfion OF the Chicago 4 North
western syssem with the Union Pa
sifsc. ~ proposed by the Interstate
commerce commission today was
strongly Endorsed By W. H. Fni&y.
president Of the Northwestern sys-
TEN.
Finley. who testified today befsrs
the commission IN hearings on the
plan TO consolidate the principal mid.
die and southern transconfinentai
lines into three major sysrwms. de-
ciares that any disturbances Of the
existing f1ow OF commerce thru
Omaha from the Union Pacific To
the Northwestern would be dis
astrous and contrary to public pol
key"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-22

When an auto crashed into a
phone pole near Kent early Mon
day morning. r. p. Hayes and Mta
Mamie Angus. Of the Sterling hotel.
were severely injured. II. w. sea
ger. OF the u. s. q. Connecticut.
who was driving the machine. was
unhurt- Miss Angus was cut on
the fnce and body. Hayes sustain.
ed broken leg. Both were taken
TO the city hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-22
PACIFIC PEACE
is PREDICTED

TOKYO. Jan. i2.--Fredictions Of
permanent peace In the Pacific char.
aessrired a farewell dinner given last
night by leading personagcs OF Japan
In honor Of American Ambassador
Charles n. Warren.
Speakers declared that the accom-
piishments OF the last two years had
established relations between the pow.
ers Of the Pacific which would make
peace permanent
warrens' resignation A. amhas.a.
dor was made public two weeks AFRO.
and he viii soon leave for the United
States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-22
Continue Oil Stock
Transactions Probe

WARRINGTON. Jan. 1z.--Tempo-
rariIy smoothing over the spectaeu-
lar break between Harry Sinclair.
millionaire oil man. and the senate
committee investigating oil prices.
Sinclair told the committe, Of oil
stock transactions Of the Hyvs cor.
poration.
Sinclair previously had withdrawn
from tho hearing when he was aues-
toned too closely regarding tho
transactions Of this company which
he claimed were "A personal mat.
ter"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-22
Contractors Will
Meet in Seattle

Contractors Of Washington. Oregon.
Idaho and British Columbia will
pseet In convention here Feb. and
no. when the annual council Of the
Pacific Northwest chapter OF the As
scciated General Contractors Of
America meets In the Arctic club.
Several Eastern contractors win
address the sessions here and . din
ner dance win DO given them the
evening Of Feb. .. A banquet viii be
held in the Arctic club the next
evening 20 conclude the ssssiona
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-22
Tremor Wrecks
Seismograph Here

quake 70 severe that the record
Ing needles OF the seismograph at the
University OF Washington station
were thrown from the drum. was re-
corded at l a. m. Monday. Owing 20
the accident TO the apparatus. only
an incomplete record was found
when the station opened later. The
tremor was thought 70 originate 500
or 900 miles south OF here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-22
Weather Bureau Report

TATOOhH IhI.AND. Jan 2o--s n. ~.
Barometer rising. partly oioudiyi WIND
east. - miles an hour,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-22
SEATTLE FIFTH
FOR SAVINGS
ands nfsh Of al the cities

Seattle st&nds ffsh % al the cities
m tho United states when II comes
10 savine-that IL. 20 postal saving.
Figures 10 this effect were re-
csived from Washington. ID. c.. Mon.
day by w. q. Van Dervoort. superfn.
tendent OF railway mail service In g.
attic.
Seattle. with a postal saving total
OF sa.iis.sso. according 10 December
figures. Is preceded only BY New
York city. Brooklyn. Boston and Chi.
cago. The savings In New York city
total <3.4sf.s5s.
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Foreign Money Status
Saturdays Quotations
Furnished by Logan . uryss
alA
Public Markets



stall 100. rbs. best cane SUGAR. ere
1919 Yirst ave. rear, fnr. broken rice.
$50. RS split prnnss. atc. ta-rt. sack
patent flour. fi.ss. Stall ~. home made
insyonBaise. zoe 10, Tea Garden straw
berry Jam, iso ~: Tea Garden mar
maisds. 7Dc 10. stall ~. crab and
shrimp meat. zee n skinned sole. iso
N ? ms fkc; boneiesa sfneits, stc 10
stall -. citrus Powder, $50. black flsn
ms. ssc; Calumet baking powder. I'm.
can 'ae; Lighthouse Cleanser. . for ise
stalls R-ff.it. sunkist oranges. use to $50
dor Spanish onions. rbs. isc. 4 rbs
7sc. ysms. fbs. atc. stalls ae-iT. Del
Monte Extra Sugar peas. iec. Cream Of
wheat zoe pkg; large siHs Instant
rrKE PLACE
stall ~. ms. best cane sugar. $40.
stall ~. fresh ground peanut butter. ice
NJ New York cheese. $50 ~. lbs. 81.
bulk ripe olives. zoe pt. Stall "a. fresh
smeits, isc M. fresh herrins, rbs $50;
fresh salmon. Use no stalls 7T-as. 2 fbs
pure lard. SOC. round steak. soc 10. ham
burger and sausage, Toe 10.
CORNER
stan ?. lamb chops. ? ms 7ko. veal
chops, J ms. $50, fancy beef roast. i6c
fancy bacon, 2bc stalls et-se Pike st..
pot roast, SC NJ; back bones. rts. sscs
veal roast. toci siriotn, $50. Stalls fo7-
10. FUN cream cheese. .se 10. unesda
biscuits. &c; q ms. dried prunca, 2so. 3
pkgs. seedesa raisins. z2c.
ECONOMY
stall 90. ms best cane sugar. csc
stan So cocoanui. acc NJ. black pepper.
$50 10 cinnamon. SOC 10. peanuts. .
fbs csc Stall ss. home made mayor
naise soc N. home made sandwich
spread, aec ~. pressed pickied piss feet
1ke No. Stalls 5Tas, SOC can Royal bak-
Ing powder. ssc. /. ms. fine split prunes,
$50. grape Juice. roc sise SC. acc sine i6c
full nm oh 40 ~
ms. Guatemala honey. Toe. good cream
cry butter 41c. Stall 20, Jonathan APP
pies ttas pcr box Yakima Gems. ft.2b
per 100 ms delivered. sweet potatoes.
tbs. ktc
stalls ie-lT. ms rolled oats, 2sc;
macaroni. ms. Csc; sun Maid raisins.
tbc. fancy cluster raisina, 2bc' Cnrnation
milk. sf.ss case. ripo olives, ibc can.
Crystal white soap. bars SIC Stalls
lt-ib steer pot roast, loo; sugar cured
bacon. p ne. short ribs. Sc: round steak,
lsc. hamburger and sausage. Toe stall
iob, 40 n. sack flour. fi.6b. 6 bars white
laundry soap. 2tc new pack shrimp. ace
can; blackhcrries, Ice can. ms corn
starch 2tc minco meat, s0c III. Stall
tep. Aauerkrnut. qts. e6c. queen olives,
soc pt. Ncw York sharp cheese. 4bc.
Jack cheese. asc: sbc coffee ms 800.
vegetable cooking fat ms, 9kc. stall
100. corn flakes 7c; 10 bars Polar white
soap asc sun Brite cleanser. &c, Creme
Oh soap. 30; ION can dark or crystal
white syrup sec. Golden bantam corn.
&c string beans. tomatoes or corn, Toe
can. Del Monte solid pack tomatoes, fbc.
Magic yeast. for 2bc. Stalls 2O-a1.
scratch feed $3.50; cracked corn, t2ab.
egg mash. ~ 80; ss-m sack Gold pond
flour 1856: 40 N. shck Wostiakc Special
flour, sl.sbi te-lb sack Centennial Best
flour. Ipo. 400" hard wheat flour. 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-22

NEW YORK. Jan. IA dog
seized with frenzy when Il heard the
music. routed a three-piece band on
Fifth avenue and chased the players
three blocks.
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GRAIN MARKET
CLOSES LOWER

CHICAGO. Jan. so.-urrin prices we're
slightly lower at the close ~ the chieaso
Hoard % Trade today. dus TO realizing
Gales BY traders desiring 60 sven w
over the week snd In view Of the un-
certainty Of th. forsisn situation Pro-
visions eles~d low.f.
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Scant Range of Changes
as ". Y. Exchange Opens

i. II.
a on tho MOI
make weekend
BY mario
Northern ns1 of
~ OFT snar ssN uCna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-22
NAMEDICO

fWHITINTS SOLUTION
n a scientific solution which
positively permanently relieves
Pyorrho~a This famous solu-
tion not only destroys the germ
but prevents the accumulation OF
al Infections Of gums and teeth;
bleeding. spongy, pus.ridden gums
and loosened teeth quickly re-
stored 10 a healthy, normal con.
dition. Telephone Main 1880.
spring Apis. No IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-22
Arrivals and Departures

AuaiyED io--at commsroisi
Guide from New York Via ports. at Tiao
a. m str Hhidruoka MAru from Hons
kong via ports. At aiit a nj str Gray
from u. q. ports, At 1 . m str Ruth
Alexander from Tacoma. at 10 q m
Jan. ie-a,r Hawaii Maru from Van
couv~r via Tacoma. at . M. str hpo-
kane from southeastern Alaska, Al Fiio
u. nj str Horace X. nastsr from bsh
Pedro via Eagle Harbor. at IL q m
DEPARTED io.--ttr Hawai-
MAfu for Manila via ports. at 10 a IN
tnotorship Cooieha for Han Pedro, Al
1850 g. m Jan. is.-atr Frank u.
Buck for Port Costa. st y. MI str
Northwestern for Tacoma. At iiito
p M str Quinauit for Tacoma. AZ
D. m. str Rsmuius for Valparaiso via
porte. at ettt .. m. str Ruth hisfsndsr
FOR Tacoma. at sitt .. M str Wsstham
for ~. Q. ports At sii0 .. M, stf RAJ
nisr for Gan Frsnoisoo via nsilinshsm.
at : ~ m-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-22

The Chinese, tho they have done
considerable fighting lately, IN gen
erni regard the profession OF arms
as "A very low calling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-22

In about one fifteen.thousandth of
cubic inch Of human blood there
are approximately 5000. 200 red blood
corpusclos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence. Age.
raulson, Alfred George. Tacoma. .22
Roseburg. Ellen Myrtle. Tacoma Ia
Eiey. Lester George, Tacoma .....21
Newton. Emily NJ, Tacoma .......ls
Thorsteinson. Odin. Seattle "a
McGregor. Helen. Seattle ........ al
Gray, Jack. Spokane ............ "a
King. Mary l.. Hot Springs. Mont. is
Ford. Harry L., Keyport. ..-..... "a
Hosley. Faye. Seattle .s..........sl
Tannhauser. Nathan n. Seattle .-.1b
Powers. Marion c., Seattle .-... ~
Fisk, Herbert Seattle ...... Legal
Christensen. Laura, Seattle legal
McHaffie. Charles. Seattle 80. Legal
Dudley. Harriet. Seattle .... Legal
Hagcmecler. william, U. s. s.
Pennsylvania .....,............1
IDA Edith. Seattle ..............2s
Tidholm. John A.. Seattle .......c4
Owens. Kate, Seattle ............16
Nordlund. John M, Tacoma ......36
Smith. Frances. Tacoma ....s.s.s1k
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-22
Valuable Boat Is
Given University

A tow boat. the Rosario. said TO
be worth $4,000 has been present
ed 70 the University Of Washing.
ton by Robert Moran. Puget Sound
shipbuilder, for use In biological re.
search work The boat win be used
by the biological station conducted
by the university nj Friday Harbor
There are glaciers aud an ice cap
in equatorial Africa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-22

Astsrdsys Qactsfisns
Hugs~-osi.t Raw. tte19tit. refined
seisr. GRADUATED. ssse.
Csffee-Ss rio. spot iinito III
Va . ssntea tsAo ise u.
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Denver 1.-Two Stock

Denver 1.-Two Stock
saturday. Quotations
Cattle Rseelps. $50. steady. Etssv
stegsTs. cows and hsifsfs. ttte o
sfsl ssees.Fs ard feeders. ttceeGTtl
calves. fsfe3tp.
u.x~-Reesipts fre; steady 10 srons
Top. o. 50 bulls. ttesfe
shrsp-Hscstpts tit STEADY. tArnhs.
uttogiiTt. swss NeeetTs. feed.
ere. siseegisse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-22
Statesmen WANTED

~ ANTED-EXcEP orPoR-
tunity for high class advertising
travelling salesman for western
Washington. Permanent Refer-
cncea. state experience. Amer
team Publicity Bureau. Mercantile
Bldg. Denver. Colo.
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s.tur,isy's Quotations
Cash Wheat

Saturdays Quotations
CHICAGO. Jan io.-~Cssh whsat~~Nc.
. hard. n.iT<eli,l No. r~a al.
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Liberty Bonds

Saturdays Quotations
Furnished by Logan a bryan
aIo second Ave. seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-22
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

IS AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
RiG TUESDAY SPECIAL
Ford 5-pasaenger; good $40
Maxwell 5-pass.; cord tires -. 200
Oidsmobile s-cylinder: runs fine 400
Studebaker 7-pass.. dandy ... $50
REQ 4-cyiinder: excellent con-
dition ....... ...,-............ $50
Oakland six. 3i-B. 5-pass. 80. 335
4-e0 Chevrolet roadster: lots
power .......... SIb
Oakland Six. late model: wire
wheels ........... ........... fkh
Oakland Six Rex sedan ...... $40
Nash Six, cord tires. 5-pass. 49,. 6S5
Dodge roadster. excellent shape $40
Coupe Oakland Six; late model;
extras Observation-Disclosures. 9e5
New 1929 Sport. ..........I.2
1928 Oakland 6-44 like new; at. 1895
Bring in your Ford We viii trade.
1000 Pike st. Right Downtown.
I.lffoft f9ee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-22
SALARY LOANS

sAIAARY LOANS
MONEY IN FIVE MINUTES
A place for employed men and wom-
en- to get money when they want
II on their own personal nofe.
without security or indorser. ~
rate s.rn , an, sfsoT r.d g Payr,.,
Your employer. friends or neighbors
need never know.
MOST LIBERAL LOAN CO. IN CITY
Don't care who you owe or what you
want the money for. No red tape
at all just satisfy US you Will
make small weekly or monthly
payments and you get the money
LOANS also on FURNITURE. PLANO
and Endorsed notes. II you have
had sickness. been out Of work ~
need money for any cause. come
in and get II on easy payment PLAZA
CITY LOAN co.
s27 SEABOARD BLDG.
SECOND FLOOR 4TH AND PIX
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Dafew--<to zee u
Ewvs-Notnlnal
Ch~~ee este n
usnS--isA effe n
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Chicago Car Lots

s~ssrsisy's Quotations
Furnished By Logan a pryan
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HAY, GRAIN AND FEED
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Foreign Exchange

VIEW FORK. Jan. te.-ressiEn ca
ehsar~ opened easier. Sterling tttfs !
fraaos. th.estis lire. te.eS7ts maria.
1 20 0esA
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Physlelana. surgeon.
CARD or THANKS

VIZ WISH TO THANK OUR MANY
friends and relatives for the kind
ness rendered In the sad bereasc-
ment of John G.. Hanson.
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LEGAL NOTICES

no WHOM 1T MAY CoScERN:
This n 70 certify that Arthur Clark
has made nm application to erect
garage at al Bellevue ~. lot un-
plated. Try block. $50 feet south
r. Thomas Addition.
Anyone desiring 20 protest such oc-
cupancy must file such protest at
the office OF the building Depart
ment. Room Sos County-Ctty Bldg
prior 10 January 81. ie2s.
Section s0s Ordinance No. 3fbTs.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
This Ia 10 certify that NJ. Armstrong
has made an application to erect
public garage al 1915 Rainier ave:
lot -. block s. Rainier Boulevard
Addition.
Anyone desiring 20 protest such oc-
cupancy must file such protest at
the office OF the Building Depart
ment. Room SOS County-City Bldg
prior 90 January 25. 1879.
Section aee. Ordinance No. s157t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-22
HOTELS

HOTEL FoHEsT-zd q Pine. fs7sh
"a ave, under new management
strictly modern. Trhphionts VI upi
weekly - 20 ~.
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SALARY LOANS

si.7oo TO LOAN. L. r. ROPER.
Kcnwood 1928.
Catoctin clarion., 1923-02-22

The Nations lumber shipment Ill
1920 was about 2,O7O,OOO carloads, and
the average haul for each carload 485
miles. According to the best estimate
of the Forest Service, United States
Department of Agriculture, the
freight bill on lumber for that yeal
was $275, 100000. A fraction of this
sum, says the Forest Service, wisely
invested each year in forest protection
and rehabilitation would grow timber
where it is needed, reduce the Nations
freight bill, cheaper lumber, and re-
lease vast amounts of railroad equip
ment and labor for unavoidable trans
port. Coal and iron cannot be grown
but timber can be.
Every year makes the forest prob
lem of the United States more clear,
says Col. William B. Greedy. Chief of
the Forest Service. The problem has
two main features. The first feature
is the rising cost of timber products,
which is due primarily to heavier
transportation charges from more and
more distant sources of supply. The
second feature is the unproductive con-
ditions of immense areas. of land
which are not adapted to agriculture.
Catoctin clarion., 1923-02-22
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
@ CASTO RIA
PUBLIC SALE

Pursuant to the provisions of Deed
of Trust, dated the 10th day of May,
A. D. 1922, recorded in Liber No. 338,
folio SIT, one of the Land Records of
Frederick County, from Charles H.
Krise to the undersigned Trustees, and
pursuant to an order of the Circuit
Court for Frederick County, in No.
1O535 Equity, the undersigned Leslie
N. Coblentz, Charles C. Waters and
William l. Renner, Trustees, will sell
at Public Sale on
TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1928
At 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
on the farm now occupied by the said
Charles H.. Krise, near Rocky Ridge,
Maryland, all the following described
personal property:
One gray mare years old, W.T.. 1900
pounds, works wherever hitched;
bay mare, years old, works wherever
hitched; l black horse, 7 years old,
works anywhere except single line; l
bay mare, years old, splendid strap
mare; / iron gray horse, years old
weight about 1400 pounds, a splendid
strap horse;
IL MILK COWS
all good mixers Il will be fresh by
day of sale, 1 in July, and the rest
from latter part of August to Decem-
ber), l heifer, will be fresh in spring,
Holstein bull, 2 years old in July,
l two-unit Perfection -uilker, COM
plete, l National cream separator, lot
of milk buckets, 5 seven and ten gallon
milk cans, l Thornhill wagon, 31A
skein, ain. tread, nearly new, 1 Tow
wagon in. skein, in. tread, 2 wagon