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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-07-19

Board Of County Commissioners, Pine
County, MINI.
Dated at Pine City, Minnesota this
18th day Of July, 1928.
Following attachments we're favor
ably recommended to the Minneso--
ia State Tax Commission:
William Albrecht Pine City town.
personal property.
B. F. Sydow. Kerrick, real estate
ions johnson, Birch Greek. real
estate.
John Tengquist, Hinckley, real
estate.
Jack Cherrier. Pine City village.
real estate.
H. W. Harte, Pokegama, real estate.
Following applications were on mo-
ton unanimously carried, rejected:
Harry Caroon, Rock Greek, real
estate.
Erick Pyyke, Bremen, real estate
William Albrecht Pine City town.
real estate.
A. NJ. Challeen, Pine City village
real estate.
Adam Biederman, Pine City village
real estate
Carl A. Knudson. Brook Park, rear
estate.
Application OF Barney Olson. Pm
kegama, real estate, was laid over
The following bills were apsited
and on motion unanimously carried.
ordered paid:
Revenue Fund
Mrs. A. weser. conducting
na'iohs - '........$ 500
Dorothy Swanson. conducting
examinations go
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-07-19

" That the following in
lsoca hx Board
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-07-19

Board Of County Commissioners, Pine
County. MINI.
Dated at Pine City, Minnesota this,
18th day Of July, 1923.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
ISSUES BOOK ON
MEXICAN TRADE
West Coast Is Market for
American Goods

WASHINGTON. Nov. so.--Ths de.
pariment o. commerce has published
an exhaustive industrial and com.
raerc.ai survey OF tho Mexican west
coast and Lower California rs a fisld
Tor American enterprise. This sur.
vey. by Trade Commissioner =. l..
Van Buren, Bell. assisted by Assist.
ant Trade Commissioner II. u. Mac.
kenzie and consuls r. J. Dyer OF
NoEalea, u. +. Yost ~ Guayanas
md w. y. Chapman nj Mazatian,
describes Ia detail all phases Of trade
and industry and particularly the
natural resources Of the region and
their development.
There Is a considerable market FOR
American commodities OF various
kinds In Western Mexico. especially
those needed for mines. irritation
and agriculture. The handbook
shows how 20 reach this market.
and its pecuilarlties Of taste. its cred
its. terms and general business prRc.
tees.
Tho mining. agricultural ana other
possibilities u Tho territory are die
cnased az length. showinA both NJ.
fractions and objections. tnr purpose
Of the report being q frank prescn.
tation Of facts upon which exporters.
Investors. prospective emlgrants and
others interested In Mexico can base
their plans.
The report. $40 pages. bound IN
buckram. may be obtained from the
superintendent OF documents, govern.
mcnt printing office. Washington. b.
G.. or from the district offices Of the
bureau Of foreign and domestic com.
merce In Seattle. Tho price Is So
cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
Vessels in Port at Seattle

smlth Cows Tsrmiuai--fief fp--Htr h'k-
orss, Ssfihsrn 1Srmlnsi---s,r Toyam,
hhfu.
Bell street Tsrminsi--u. =. l. III. T.
Heather.
Pier tt-atr Tydeus.
pisr fiB-gtf ONaTs. q 3, p. Dsiiwbod.
pier ~. =. 3. Bo1sf
pier z-Btrs Alameda, oduha
Pier f-Hsrs Hsd0hdo. LAWS Laeksnbach.
PIER B--Etr Admiral Rodmsh.
pier Daatr H =, Alexander.
f,ston pacific Tsfminala-Htf W. Perkins.
Pacific Coast Engineering Works-u. ,.
n q, Unaiga. q. r. l.. =. Hvifisure.
e. b. shipping Hoard hoofinRs-stf Anna
~ norss. sir West Hlmred.
Connecticut strest Tsrminai-u. 2. p.
DiseoTefrr. ctr Pioneer, str foneyama
Atlantic street Tsrminai--sir osiris.
E..o~fsted Oh Tefminat-Htr KsNahss.
gfaey Effsst Terminai--U. .. =. surveyor.
king 4 winsa-sehf HgbN fnotorship
nssford street rsrminai-str chsi.a.
SPOKANE street rsrminsi-ifo,ofshl Dia-
thldtIk
esst Waterway Dock wafehsnas co.
-Motsfship Donna lane
Todd Dry D0oks-pouef sebf Hooniits'
rss g. N sound bridge Drsesias Co.
Str Patterson.
Hafh5r island Dock Warsh1uaa-h tr
fbukisan Mhru.
Amss Terminal Co.--Achf Rose Aahonef,
Htr fshime Maru.
Tettist0H's Kill SIR west NivaFfs.
West Bsattie Elevator Htr kiso Aaru.
fierfcfuaH's Dry Dock SIR Hsinist.
stream Buoy No. I. str Madison.
O.. b. TfHiuiHg gtAtioH Eagle 30, ~.
v inaisu Marine HailnaTsrAahra Dsaty
noss. csmano. Fila A., sophie chris
Jensen, Meteor and Alnnus. bktns Anns
CamsH and Chsfies .. UfUctaf. barge
Coquitlsm City. ctr H. .. Loop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
WEEKS LUMBER
OUTPUT IS HIGH
Production Is 27 Per Cent
Above Normal in Coast Mills

One hundred ana thlry.one mills
reporting 10 West Coast Lumber.
mems association for the week end.
ing November - manufactured 49,.
i44.747 feet OF lumber: soid i0C.3f7,.
55s feet. and shipped l0f. 419.2gs feet.
Production for reporting mills wss
~ per cent above normal. New bust.
ness WIS G per cent below produc.
tion. Shipments were per cent be-
low new Business.
FIfty,eight per cent OF all new
business taken during the week was
for future water delivery. Tl,ls
amounted to si,s7s.sSI feet, OF which
ls.Igs.551 feet was for domestic car.
20 delivery and 45,i77.s27 feet export.
New business by rail amounted to
1.341 cnrH.
Fifty-three per cent OF tile weeks
lumber gbipments moved by water.
This amounted 20 55.60s,32i feet, Of
which 27.333,s54 feet moved coast.
wise and intercoastal, and 2s.27f.4s7
feet overseas. Rail shipments TO.
tailed l.4ss cars.
Local auto and team deliveries TO.
tailed 4,i4o,975 feet.
Untitled domestic cargo orders To-
tailed io9,oOi,322 feet Unified export
orders. 237.992.ssl feet. Untitled rail-
trade orders, 1921 cars.
In the first fortyseyen weeks or
the year. production reported 10
West Coast LumbermenS association
has been 4,7Ss.si5.Ss4 feet; new bus.
ness, s.7ss.s77.sOs feet, and ship
fnenis. s.sz3.55i. gs5 feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
sAPAN BUSINESS
RUNNING EVENLY
Reconstruction May Cover
Long Period Of Years

WASHINGTON. Nov. 10. - Con
arions in Japsn are gradually he.
coming settled, Military law has
been discontinued and sufficient
temporary structures have been pro
yided TO care FOR all who were with.
out shelter. says a cable received by
the Eur Eastern division Of the
department OF commerce from it's
Tokyo representative.
II Is unofficnlly estinmtVd that re-
construction expenditures during the
first five years with reach only ssss.'
100000. OF which amount ssia.ooo,.
600 viii he spent IN Tokyo and
$40 oO0.o 600 in Yokohama. indicating
that either the damage caused ~
the earthquake was not rs sreat as
4 ,Aappeared. or that the program OF
= construction viii DO carried out
Yer long period Of years.
IL IL stated In Tokyo that the
lasi1ssS budget estimates win be
reduced TO about i,g76.ooO, 900 yen.
compared with the current budget
estimate OF i.sts.Oeo. 900. This de.
errase OF To.00o.00o yen from the
current budget figures win so a
long way toward osfsetting an esti.
mated decrease In revenue during
the coming year OF about los, 900. 600
yen.
The minister OF finance announces
that all schemes, including loans
planned prior TO the earthquake win
be postponed during the present n.
nancial year and first step
toward increasing revenues tho GOV.
eminent eontemplates raising do
nestle telegraph and postal rates.
Bank ciearinEs OF the five prsn.
eipal districts OF Japan during Oc-
tobcr reached $500. 100000 yen--al.
most double those OF the preccdinE
month Tile money market contin.
ues easy with the exchange rate on
an even keel. tho snialAr firms are
stll having difficulty in negotiating
credits. due 10 lack OF sufficient SO.
curlty.
oyersubscripticn OF the $4,000, 600
internal refunding loan and large
increase in postal savings Indicate
general financial strength. which l.
Increased by tho anaigama,lon Of
100 private hanks under the leader.
ship OF the Yasuda hank and the an.
bounced intention OF France to re-
srzsy this month a war loan Of So
u. 600 zen. made in Japan. which
NilI probably he applied 70 purchase
OF reconstruction materials IN
Europe and viii tend 20 ease TIM
drain on the gold reserve held
abroad
Yokohama Is doing considerable
shipping business as evidenced by
exports OF silk from that port, and
II is stated that It's facilities are be.
Ing constantly improved. Shipping
rates on lumber and wheat are In
creasing daily owing 20 the heavy
demand for shipping space.
The retail price level Is some
what hlgIrer.. and some labor DIS.
putes are reported. owing 10 unem.
ployment and wage disputes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30

Ia far better or by purchasing
nearer nj home.
II must be acknowledged.
however. that for the making
or some lines. and growing OF
others. our Pacific Northwest
communities arc not adapted.
consequently we must purchase
many OF our commodities from
Chicago. New York, California
and other points. but there are
many, many items which our
local manufacturer have per.
fccted and developer. and are
worthlly competing with distant
places, and satisfying tho pur.
chnsers and users Of these ar
iiclea, except where the memory
OF goods from back home"
or the lure and romance Of
word. picture and distance has
influenced and enthralled the
consumer In the belief that
goods from afar are superior TO
home products.
Seeing the light" is accom-.
pIlshed by the slow and sure
process OF education. in point
ing out 10 the consumer how
he. or she. benefits by buying
local products. price and quality
being equal.
More power 10 the merchant
who buys consistently from
home markets and who assists
In developing the public mind,
by proper display and hdver.
Using. 10 better appreciation
OF Pacific Northwest products
and proper understanding OF
their influence on the commun-
itys progress and development.
Editorial in The Bulletin OF
the Washington state Retailers
Association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
CROWDS VISIT
HOMES EXHIBIT
Many People See Show on
> Thanksgiving Day

Neither rain nor heavy Thankaglv.
ing dinners kept people away from
the Modern Homes exposition being
held in the Terminal sales building.
First ave. and Virginia St. the turn
s'ilo recording the largest crowd 70
far attending the exposition, where
the attendance has increased largely
zach succeeding day,
As an aftermath Of Thanksgiving
dinners. the interest Of the women
visitors centercd in the kitchen OF
the model bungalow. where John d.
Han. its designer. was kept busy
explaining the arrangement and the
huiitln devices which 70 decrease
the work Of tho housewife, while
Mrs. Hail presided over tho rest OF
tho bungalow. Hall also delivered a
lecture on Kitchen Arrangement a.
2 IN the afternoon.
Lecture subjects for Friday are:
Interior Decorating" NJ Q o'clock.
and "Landscaping." at $40. Friday
and Saturday from 10 If .. m. will
10 the last opportunities 20 visw the
big exposition. which closes Saturday
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
England May Try Plan
With Inflated Currency
Unemployment Brings Argument fol
Printing Press Money

Since 1890 Great Britain has pur-
sued policy OF defiation. Che
has been taking much paper money
out OF circulation. Now no less n
man than Fir Erie Geddes. president
Of tho powerful Federation Of Brit
ish Industries. In n speech a. ulas-
gov. said that n the government
abandoned It's policy OF currency
dcfintion trade would be at once
stimulated.
~ policy Of continuous defla-
tion," said he. means n rapid and
continuous fall IN prices. dlsioca-
ton Of business. an increase In the
burden OF the internal debt and
continuous effort 20 adjust wages
and costs 10 thu constantly falling
level OF prices"
Both he ana tho organization OF
which he In the head therefore
urged That the government should
appoint commission composed Of
bankers, manufacturer, traders and
laboriDg men 10 investigate whether
a further policy % doflAtion was 10
be pursued. lie urged monetary
policy that would keep the price
level stable.
Reginald AieKenna. formerly
chancellor OF the o1cheaucr and NJ
present head OF ono OF the five big
billion dollar banks OF London. said
In Belfast.
when unemployment Is greatly
In excess Of the normal. we should
abandon unhosltatingly the dofla-
tionary policy which Is cau~s of
unemployment. But do not say
We should pursue policy Of none.
tary Initiation"
However In another place he
wrote a. follows
n policy either OF Initiation or OF
deflAiion should never BE- adopted
except As corrective. and Tho de-
gree of unemployment az any given
time win always furnish a test o.
tho right medicine 10 be applied"
The advocates OF The printing
preas say that IL this means any
thing. 1, means that there Is n
great deal OF unemployment. more
paper money shonid be issned-
In the meantime tho battle lines
are being formed The Federation
OF British Industries lines up for
modtraie imitation. The Association
Of British Chambers o. Commerce
II bitterly against Il. Papers like
the London Express and the week
IS Spectator oppose further defln-
ton. Papers like the Daily Mail
and the weekly Outlook bitterly as
saii any other policy. And the de-
bators in parliament arc s,iil to be
heard from.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
Shipments of Paper
Increase This Year

WASHINGTON. Nov. sO.-wbiie
piper exports from the United
States during 1928 have not consist.
entity increased from month 90
month. says the paper division OF
the department OF commerce. Il Ia
interesting 70 note that. on compar.
ing the total value Of the exports
for the partial year Of 1923 with
similar period during 1922. this
years nhipments arc approximately
1850. 900 IN excess OF those for last
year Increased shipments OF paper
board and straw board account for
about one.third Of tho gain made
during 1929, shipments Of these prod.
utts having Increased ;5i4.o2i in
value over 1929.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
NEW CALLS
FOR BIDS


The following new calls for bids
on Northwest construction work.
complied by C. y. White, Seattle
manager of the National Surety com
pany. were announced yesterday:
A. J. .Branscom, city clerk. Relso.
bids p. m, December 4, construc-
ton water system.
II. +. Fulton. school clerk, Port
land. bids 7:3O p. m. December 5,
construction Glencoe school.
Clarence Hickey. secretary. Drain.
age District No. 6. snohomish coun.
~. Everett. drainage construction
work.
Hans Smith, city clerk. wenatchee.
bids December 10. ornamental post
lights.
United States veterans bureau. TsI
Arlington building. Washington. u.
C.. bids II a. m, December %. con.
struction United States veterans hos
pital, Livermore, Cal.
De Young & Roald, architects,
spalding building. Portland. bids De.
eeiboer 10. construction church, 81.
Helens. Ore.
c. b. Bagiey. board OF public
works. Seattle. bids 10 a. m. Decem.
Der Z, w. F'rontenac ST.. water mains
and fire MIGRANTS: f. Northlake ave,
paving.
c. u. BagIey. board OF public
works. Seattle. bids 10 a. m. Decem-
Der I. frames and gratings. north
sub-station. Skagit river development.
George Il. Funk, auditor, Portland.
bids 10 a. m, December 5. paving
alleys. blocks IL and 10, wesioycr
Terraces; E. 31st ST, sewers; Il. SIst
ST.. sewers; f. Burnside ST.. sewers.
County commissioners. Pssco. bids
2 p. m. grudlng 81 miles Mccoy
Canyon road.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
Public Markets


stalls ai.1s-tT. N. Bahers unsvest.
ened chocolate. 1sc: Cream OF wheat. sGc
pkg; ffiiis' bulk coffee. 5sc. Ghlrafdelirs
chocolate. pc n. lbs ipc. Stall 50.
so. I new crop soft shell wainuts, soul
SO. / new crop soft she'll almonds, ibs'
ssc: Florida grape fruit. Tor l3c. stale
af-7a crab meat coo 10. barhecued cod,
ssc: klppersd salmon. ssoi skinned sole.
isr. for ace; black rod, isri white
salmon. 2oc. Esnuine cole. 5sci Eagle
brand haddle, CSC. giail 3. Pacific Nut
margarine, CSC. lbs 70ci Pimentg
cheese. : pkas. qsc; puliet eggs. small.
aac dos. stalls R-ia-ts. Eastern Gran
berries, 200 ~; afticbokes. iSc. for
2se, new tomatoes. Sc ~. sweet poia.
toss. rbs. itoi grapes ioc nj Kresn
peppers, zoe; Florida grapefruit, lbc, ?
for aso; celery. isc, 2 for gtc Stall is7.
best butter. bse. tbs. 1885 creamery
butter. iTr. fb.. iifo. strictly fresh
rEes. large. bie. fresh outlets. Sic. mild
cheese. sic, sharp choese. 2lc rs i5o.
brick cheese, CSC.
CORNER
Stall Q. veai roast. Toe. beer roast ibc3
leg lamb. f7tie veal chops rs. csc.
lamb chops, 3 Ms Csc. sirloin steak. 80
Stalls iG-g2. best butter. tic, lbs ti.bst
creamery butter. 47e, ] ibe. ti.4oi strictly
fresh eggs. $50 doz. fresh outlets, sici
22c. lbs ftos mild
cheese, ains sharp cheese f5ol brick
cheese stc. stalls 94-ss Pike It,, pot
roast, &C.. lamb chops. ighc. ieaf lard
1rte. arioin STEAK, Use. cottage butts
loo. veal roast. Zoe. stalls io2-ii0 fresh
roasted coffee. ms. Csc, mixed nuts
! lbs acc. ms fresh Nut margarine.
4se. assorted cookies. biz pkg. &c.
PIKE PLACE
Htau IL. ibH best cane sugar. 75e
stall 1871 Pike pi. boiling beef fhs
asc. seal roast Zoe. pot roast. tc ham
burger and sausage. Ms 75oi pure lard.
J tie csc stall ~, special on butter.
Csc. lbs ascl fresh sHEs bsc. dos
stis. special on olive oil. b-ib. pail
Yakima honey. 7ic Stall ti. boxes
corn flakes. 7gc. sdc bottle catsup. 1oci
s4aail can milk. Be-. 10 10. sack flour.
ssei special on al extracts . small cans
spices. 25c. stall %. fresh herring Tor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived Sov sos--str ADMIRAL DaNsg
from Han FRANCHISE via LsA Angeles, a.
tis0 .. m. fnotorship Donna Lane from
los Angeles. at =. ~. NoTs 1s-Htf
ChaftAnoora city from Daitinofs Via
porss At midnight str LAWS Lueken-
bach from Boston. via ports. a. ~ y, M;
fnot0fship pibtsldlJk from Rotterdam
via ports. az s4s p. M. str ibuklsAn
Msru from Daircn via pSrfs. AZ y nj
str Rausnse from Gan Francisco, at
1880 D. M.
View York VIA Balboa. az ,. m h'f
Dorothy Alexander Tor san Francisco via
ports. at .. NJ. sir Phyllis Tor "a coma.
AZ 1856 a. nj sir kgrdistAn for Hhana-
hal via vancouver. a. a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
The Dollar That Stays
at Home Goes Farthest
CA Message to All of U.s.

ID ARlgl.Y Is there TO be found
~ found retail merchant
who ls not a good booster for
every sort OF social welfare and
civic Improvement, He con.
tributes his share 10 the com.
mon good and he finds II pays
In tho end, both from the
standpoint OF civic pride and
community progress.
So far 80 good, but In another
direction many OF our mer.
chants fall mighty short In
their responsibilities 10 their com.
munity'a welfare and upbuilding
OF the state and Pacific North.
west. On this We certainly need
more consumer education, but
we also must have better I'M
dcrstapdlng and loyalty by the
merchants on this vitality Inn
portant subject OF Buying at
Home"
Some bright person once said
that THE Dollar that goes the
farthost liz tho dollar that stays
at home" II not only goes tho
farthest but works the hardest.
The profits from the stay az
home" dollars invested In this.
that. or other enterprises. means
more employment more money
spent and more merchandise
sold,
There was n time. not many
years ago. when the merchant
was safer on tho side lines. but
that day IL over. Without ex-
cepuon the merchandise made
and distributed from Pacific
Northwest markets has every
bit the quality OF goods from far
away states and considering
freight or express ana time con.
sumed In tnnsi; the merchant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
California Turkey
Price Hits Bottom

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 40
King Turkey" toppied from his
throne most IGnominiousiy yesterday
After prices had dropped steadily
hruout the week a final erash came
ednosday night, which reduced tho
Dnee proud bird to a level lover than
round steak.
The last Wholesale quotations ran
~ low as 10 cents per pound snd
you could buy an the turkey YOU
wanted retail FOR from as 10 Is cents
depending on the quality and the
place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30

sse! choice fresh salmon. .0c. best lute.
fisk. ibc Stall 80. very best dry onions
ius 1896 large pkg. quaker oats. sSol
large Nuseat raisins. ibs, g5ci all kinds
-four. tI.ss TO ti.sos all kinds coffee. &c
10 sc.
Stall %. 4 bs. best cane sugar. 5sc.
Stall 40. peanuts. lbs. gic. chocolate, ?
lbs lac. Royal baking powder. asc: pop
corn, lbs 1sc. waihuta. ibs. DC
Stall -, Ice pkRs table fiEs. gsei q 30
pkgs table flEs. Toe. rs. finest rolled
oats 2ae; 3 large pkEE neg currnnta
Csc! fine mixed cAudied peel. sac N Sc
cur sliced pineapple, s5c. stall 81, or.
anHs naunniado. zoe nj delicious
fhinosmsat, fha. t1c. new bfaut. 2 aiu
Sc. Stall 10. eating and cooking apples,
soc box and up. new crop wainufa, a6c
ms. 6sci new golden dates. Ibs. csc.
Stalls 7-ssp. ? cans corn or string beans
2Jc. ms, cocoa or chocolate. csc; {
boxes ssarchilght matches. 2sc! 2 large
cans tomatoes. 7ic.
wEsTLAKE
stau ist extra fancy Delicious apples
~ Is box. fancy spltbzcnbcrEs. 81 50 boS;
fancy ionaihahs. ~ box. sugar stall. Z
lbs pure cane sugar. 7sc Centennial best
flour. ~ az it.6t; bars crystal White
6sap. sc! Cafnntiou or nOrden'a milk.
1855 ease. scratch. 100 ibs tats. stail
io6. mlncemrat. bulk tso large bottle
catsup. 20ei capcrs. roc bottle. shrimps.
lie; raisins fus SIC; new herring. J
for 2ac. Htochfiah. isc. stan ia5. Eastern
oysters. coo pt; oiympies SOC pt. stall
i1i. boil beef, % 10. bacon. 200 10
pot roast, iiHe n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
ny MILTON pRoNNER

LONDON. Nov. aO.--on tho rate OF
speed at which currency printing
presses in England viii be run may
depend the future OF tho British
isles.
one OF the greatest political. eco.
nomlc. financial and Industrial bat
Ties OF modern times IL being wagod
on the gear ratio OF the money mills.
Shall the printing press. which
ruined the currcncies OF bolshevik
Russia and republican Germany. be
used 10 print more paper money for
Great Britain?
Britain Is struggling TO decide
whether 10 pursue the present policy
OF deflatlon or reverse IL position
and start intlntlon-or merely stand
ON the tight wire. balancing ms long
"a possible between the hazards OF
initiation or dcfiation.
Defiatlon means retiring much pa
per money now in circulation and
which u largely legal tender because
the government 80 DEGREES.
Initiation IA the printing and sub.
segment circulation OF more money.
There are two mighty causes NJ
work which have made hitherto con.
sentative British business men. bank.
ers and editors squirt At printing.
press methods.
First The fact that countries
whose currency Ia deprecated in
value like France and Italy nrc al
work aud are underwriting Dritain's
trade.
Second That the great industrial
districts ot Britain arc either Idle or
working on half time, with one mil.
lion men unemployed. with the pros.
poets % more being Idle this winter
and with tho Immense burden OF sup.
porting these Jobless people by tho
t4sXutont Of government aoleM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
Building Permits

Mrs Prank a. Pfitehard. 1910 queen
Anns ave. frame rsaldenes. 2srit.
1880.
r. y. Morton, 46aa chiibere ave. frame
residence. 7erfi. $500,
FRr Wes, f.br. 4 ". Co. sis Pontius.
wreck building. 5000
J. y. Thorn. al Dexter Horton bldg.
frame garage. 10rfs ft,s0e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30

NeU York Stock Market


conclusions about the DEVELOPMENTS abroad tho holiday
selling N-diyidend baldwin
fs stlcng w Dawson chsmee early dcalls
York Central io9H Off United steel pta Consolidated
Brio, lsA
q.