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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
Hardware Trade Wants
Decimal Pricing System
Change Would Effect Big Saving Say Pro-
ponents of Plan

The hardware men have come
out IN favor Of tle decimal system
IN quoting goods. a natioD.wide
vote on the system r. now Under
way. ana tho results 80 nr ara
almost unanimous IA favor Of tho
change.
"preEoat methods Of buying aud
selling IN tho hardware trade arc
much confused" say the propo-
nen,n OF tho decimal system.
Where one manufacturer uses the
dozen a. hia pricing unit. anothVr
user the erosa. Articles AFRO some
times oathioged by the dozen. but
sold and billed by the gross. while
others which arc catalogod and
pricNd snEly. are sometimes sold
and billed by the dozen other
pricing units such as the pair.
the hundred and thousand have
developed In certain lines. There
seems 20 30 no Systematic method
employed In selecting such a unit
n 500 pieces OF hardware arc re.
quired. tho dealer II not always
sure whether 20 order 800" ~ %
dozen or 3.ssin gross" Each
retail nalo requires considerable Zig.
uring. Such a problem 10 "3,Gsii44
gross az 1915 "A gross tairs time
Relief from tho present Confusion
lies In tho adoption OF a uniform
method whereby goods aN pur-
chased. inyentorled. catalogcd and
sold singly. or where necessary. BY
unlta Of ono hundred Merely mul.
tplylng by the 'per.piecc" price
viii give the cost or selling price
Of any number. This method Of
computation Fl known Ms the decl-
NAL system. A few items iike door
knobs must bo listed by the pair.
but pair Of knobs arc usually
thought OF aa single article.
Other items will still 10 priced per
set, such aH lock sets. consisting OF
lock. knobs and oncutcheons.
Altho supposed TO have originated
in France Il was actually conceived
IN iTss By James Watt. inventor
Of this steam engine.
Its adoption WIS urged by Wash
ing,on in his FIRST message TO con
groas.
In 1856 tho United States. at the
suggestion OF Thomas jefferson.
adopted decimal system for It's
currency
The reasons why the American
hardware trade wants u are as
follows.
l. Simplicity. with the price per
piece known. tlN price per ten. per
hundred or per thousand can be
found ~ merely moving the deci.
NAL point,
Uniformity. No matter wheth.
er ten. hundred. or even some
unusual number Of articles ore sold.
tho amount TO DO charged .inay be
figured Immediately by multiplying
tho PER piece charge by tho mum.
Der required.
Saving in money. Thru say.
Ing OF time In accounting as wen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
MILLS CATCH UP
ON BACK ORDERS
Lumber Production Is Still
Ahead OF New Business

One hundred and twenty-five mills
reporting 20 West Coast Lumber.
mems Association. for the week end.
Ing June 30th. manufactured l07..
56s.744 feet Of lumber; sold s0.7s3, a2l
feet, and shipped ii2 1903. gss feet.
Owing 20 tho Fourth OF July hoii.
day. this report Is issued a day
earlier than usual and. therefore.
does not carry a number Of mills
usually shown.
Production for reporting mills was
- per cent above normal New bust.
ness was 20 per cent below produc-
ton. Shipments were 40 per cent
above new business.
Thirty-hix per cent ~ all new bust.
ness taken during tho week was for
future water delivery. This amount.
cd 20 2s.7si.754 feet. OF which co.
$s}.753 feet was for domestic cargo
delivery, and s.2s7 900 feet export
New business BY rail amounted 10
!. 552 cars.
Forty per cent OF tho weeks lum-
Der shipments moved by water. This
amounted 10 1851 .sz2 feet. OF which
54.3l5.4s9 feet moved coastwise and
intercOsiai. and 11.z7g.533 feet over.
seas. Rail shipments totaied 2,072
cars.
Local auto and team deliveries
totaled 5.45i.4g7 feet.
Unified domestic cargo orders
total 1856. g92 1907 feet. Unified export
orders, 72.426.5 feet Untitled rail
trade orders. 5.74s cars.
In the first 20 weeks OF the year.
production reported 10 West Coast
LuInbermen's Association has been
? .5si.Sis,s47 feet; new business 2.e7i..
44G.125 feet: and shipments. 2.s4s,-
800 .204 feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05

ms thru avoidance Of errors in com.
putation.
Resolutions OF Enforcement have
besn passed by the Retail Hard
ware associations of Iowa. North
Dakota. South Dakota. Kentucky.
Indiana. Michigan, Bouthen Call.
fornia and several other states as
well as by the Retail Hardware Is.
soelailon Of Ontario, Canada.
Among hardware manufacturers
now using tho decimal system are
Yale 4 Towne Manufacturing com.
pany. Sargent 4 Greenberg. Pay
son Manufacturing company. Nil.
lers Falls company. Allith.Prouty.
Champion Hardware company and
Sargent g. co. Many other manu-.
faciurers Of hardware have an.
nounced that Il viii he featured in
their next cataloss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
Bankers to Meet
at Fortuna Park

The Seattle chapter OF the Amer.
can Institute of Banking win hold
a picnic ut Fortuna Park, Saturday.
July Z, A special boat will leave
Lcschl Park at 2:5o p. m. and will
return at 1II5 p. m. Five hundred
officers and employees OF Seattle
banks arc expected to attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
Arrivals and Departures

AnHfNEp-tniY s~-str wiiipolo from
New York via balboa, San Pedro snd
San Francisco. az a. m. str West Jap
"a from Ban Francisco via BellinRhRu.
at a. m: nr Alameda from Tacoma At
Z q. m. str Sorthlaud from Tacoma. AZ !
a M, July s-sir william Perkins from
New York via Balboa. Han Pedro and San
Francisco, ht : p m; str J. J. Lucken-
bach from New York via Philadelphia.
Balboa, San Pedro. Fan Franchise and
Portland, AZ p. m.
sAIIED-Iuiy s--Str santa Rosa for
New York Via San Francisco. San Pedro
and Balboa, a; p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
Sea King Is Towing
Big Log Boom Here

ASAcoRTEs. July with 10.
,nl Of e,o0s.ooo feet OF logs laying In
the dolphin as a result OF record ship
men,s from British Columbia tho last
days OF June and the beginning OF
July. a log tow totaling a.4oo. 900 feet
win leave here for the wheeleros-
good mills In Tacoma behind the tug
Sea King.
This is the largest tow Of logs ever
dispatched UP tho Sound. in the opin.
ion Of veteran loggers and tugboat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
TRADE TERMS
PROMOTER

A promoter is one who finds the
bankers or moneyed men TO finance,
thru their clients or themselves,
the necessary capital TO organize
and set in motion a corporation or
industry. He IS a sort OF a middle.
man between the corporation need.
ing the capital and those whose
business II is to place corporation
securities upon the market.
The promoter usually does not at.
tempt to sell securities directly to
the investor. but, rather. WHOLESALERS
them to those who do. Perhaps no
better illustration OF the work per.
formed by a promoter can be given
than that furnished by F.. S. Meade
in his Trust Finance" as follows.
''The promoter performs an in.
dispensabie function In the com.
munity by discovering, formulating
and assembling the business propo
sitions by whose development the
wealth Of society is increased. He
acts as the Intermediary between
the man with money to invest In
securities and the man with unde.
veloped property 10 sell for the
money. In the present scheme Of
production. the resource and the
money are useless apart. let them
he brought together, ana wealth IS
the result"
A promoter often makes II his
business to hunt UP corporations
that desire to issue securities, and
bring such securities to the atten.
ton OF some banker. and in case Of
the Issue being accepted. receives
a commission or fee for his services.
IT may almost be said that he Is
manufacturer of securities. The
honest and enterprising promoter
has been ono OF the most useful
agents in the development Of the
RESOURCES Of the country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
New Issues

Dillon, Read & Co. are offering
new 100000 Issue OF per
cent. non-caliable gold bonds Of the
province OF British Columbia. Can.
ada, due one-half In 19i5 and one
half In 1913. Principal and interest
are payable In United States gold
in New York. and the bonds arc
offered at o. and ssh. depending
on maturity date. to yield approx.
mately SIS per cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
Boston Clothier
May Open Store

Nathan Sallinger. head OF the Peo.
plo's Credit Co. OF Boston and a
string OF clothing stores in a number
Of Eastern cities. WAS in Seattle
Thursday on trip thru the West.
He plans 20 extend his business 10
Chicago and the Pacific coast, and
VIII return In few months with
officers OF his company 10 consider
opening a store in Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
Building Permits
UNDER $1,000

J. ". white. 1894 Allen pI. garage, 1900.
Chns. ToppIano. tsi N asth. alteration 10
residences, s25s
u. 4. Murdoch. II. w. Canal at. garage.
$50.
l. 70. Bbshore. S25i BIth e.. garage. $50.
John Davis Co, 2sii Fourth ave, Altera.
ton 20 plant. 1900.
G. 10. Hokcs. 6b07 ssth ~. w, garage, $50
W. ID. Brewer, 4i82 Bard s. W, addition
TO residence, $50.
r. W. Fargher. ls27 Orchard. addition TO
residence. $500.
G, Bounce. 27S7 d. Madison. alteration to
store. il5.
c. I. Kompsr. 1901 woodiawp pi. garage
500.
J. "; planhonSap. A5OS Barloy. garage
a, Martin. $500 Fauntisroy. residence,
sa00.
Abraham Myers, .so7 sunnysidc. garage.
$50.
r. u. Cage. INA a.,h ave. alteration 10
residence. 5000.
OVER 81 900
Thos Clnusen. caro- bt4 Alaska bldg.
stores i2SS6O, $4,000
Geo. Purdy. 1924 Third, fireproof store.
addition $1,000.
w. l.. sisltr. al Maple Leaf pi., frame
residence 2Sxse, $4,000.
Shon Co. or California, woatlnke and
Highland drive, addition 20 offices,
$4,000.
Childron'H orthopcdic hospital. ali1 war.
ron. frcproof rosidonce p0ss7, $4,000.
III, Leonard. aga Second N, frame real.
donoe g0K20. 1880.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
FRIDAY
JULY o
Weather Bureau Report

TATocHH ISLAND. July Is A. n
Cloudy. wind west. two miles AN hour
Passed In, LDchsnbAch liner. AZ a, m. (:
ton. at $40 a. m. Passed out, ntr Mrri-
den. AZ gao a m Etr viking. a, 6.sa
y m. afr cuihurrA. 81 z:to a. M. rtr
Santa CruT. At 7sse a. m str II Sc
suude. az 5:to .. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
Meetings

Tho Seattle chapter OF the Ameri.
can Association OF Engineers will
meet at o'clock Friday night in
room 20s Railway Exchange build
ing. C. L. wartelle. chairman Of the
highway committee. win give re-
port on the proposed seattle.Tncoma
high line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
Produce, Agriculture Shipping, Real Estate, Building :
Nelp York Stock Market
WALL STREET JOURNAL FINANCIAL

WALL. STREET JOURNAL FINANCIAL REVIEW
YORK.
common-were fraclonaly higher.
roads were over the milton mark Tor tho nth week
ineuded; AZ Sinclair
skA studbaker 100h.
cifc t2I 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
BANK REPORTS
BUSINESS GOOD
Big Volume and Lower Price
Seen by Reserve Agent

SAN FRANC1sco. July Con.
unued heavy production and ship.
ment with decline IN tho prices OF
wholesale commodities Ia May and
tho early weeks OF June. are report
"a IN the monthly review OF the Pa.
Cific Coas; business conditions issued
by John Perrin. federal reserve agent
for the reserve bank Of San Fran,
cisco.
During May" tho review states.
production and distribution pro.
eceded al levels only slightly below
those or tho first quarter 81 tho year.
such declines aA were noted compared
with April having been largely sea.
sonal Tho business situation has
been characterized. nevertheless. BY
a spirit % caution which bost finds
expression IN figures showing the
movement, OF bank funds during the
month
Total loans "a VI reporting member
banks la the principal cities OF the
district. which had increased nearly
800. 600. 900 during the four months
ending May .. advanced only $4,000
900 during tho fourweek period end
ing June O. Investment holdings OF
tho same banks declined by approx.
mately $4,000 900 during this latter
period. 20 that the total volume Of
credit ADVANCED hy tho banks IA all
forms Increased but 100000. com
pared with increases of $4,000. 900
and is5. 100000 during April and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
WHOLESALE PRICES
SHOW SLIGHT DECLINE

Tho general level OF prices declined
slightly during May. Tho index
number OF wholesale prices pub.
llshcd by tho United tsatos depart.
mcnt of labor stood at 1866 for tho
month. a decline OF points. or 10
per cont from the previous month.
Weather conditions have been
generally favorable for tho growth
OF farm crops and or feed for live
stock. Tho condition OF tho grow.
ms grains improved in all states OF
tho district during May. A yield Of
wheat in excess OF last years short
crop Is now reported 10 be in pros.
pect.
Shcaring OF wool has been com.
pleted. and as TO so per cent OF tho
total clip Of approximately $4,000 900
pounds has been sold by the grow.
ers Mt tho highest prices received
since 1919. Live stock generally IL
reported to DO in good condition and
marketing is proceeding In an or.
derby manner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
Pastors Son Gets
7 Years for Crime

GLASGOW. July david C.
Anderson, son of prominent clergy
man, was sentenced TO seven years
Imprisonment for forgorles amount
ing 20 $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
Seattle Firm Gets
5O-Ton Soap Order

An order for 30 tons of soap has
just been given by tho navy to tho
North Coast sonp Co. of Seattle. Tho
soap Is for shipment 10 tho Mare
Island yard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
Women Loses Tongue
for Playing Soviet

MOSCOW. July A woman
named Sophia zaramenski, arrested
for criticislng soviet officials, was
sentenced 10 have her tongue cut off.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
POULTRY AND MEATS
Prices raid by Wholesale Dealers
On gbfnarra

DFoilsrs-LsghpfHs. per 10. .... ..ee 81
Rocks ana Reds. per ib.,... "a
capans Lave. fat, per n, ... n
FaneT d. .. .,t.s..t.....s.t. Is
Hsns-tS fns. and up .....s.. 10
Medium. iivs, ~ 90 ~ Ms. rs
1--we. Hight. 10 sh ms .. II
Fancy DRY picked J cents above
live
Gesse--tIvs. fat. 70 ~ nj. rs
belgian Harcs-t rhs and up II
Turkeys Fancy p. t.ts MS 80
Lave, fat. per lhs..t...... IS
Roostsrs-old. live. per 10. 80. 10
HeEa--
Choice Hight. .,..s....,... 10
:. Choice heavy ............... .si9 20
Veal
fAncV HEhfss.ss IL
FaneY. heavy. 5000 rss . .ioc II
Medium heavy. 10000 ms .s,g 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05

Smith Cove Tsrminal--Pier to--s,r west
CAdrpn.
Great Northern Termlnal-s,r Hskats
Maru.
Pier Ia-str Robin Adair. str Aohille.
Pier li-str OweEo,
Pier io-slr Fulton.
Pier Str Carolyn Frances.
Pier Str Alameda.
Pier A-str Admiral Nicholson,
Pier n--gtr Curacao.
Pier D--str Admiral RodmAn.
Grand Trunk-Str Admiral Watson, str
Queen.
Pacific coas. Coal Bunkcrs-str Monu-
cello
Z. 4. shipping Board MoorinEs-str Annn
u. Morse.
Connecticut stree. rorminai-sr Will
polo.
Aibers pro, Milling Terminai--str
Spokane street Terminal - Mo,o,ship
Loeb Coil
East watcrwny-.str Cordova, afr West
Jnppn, str weat Ison, atr HRnley. str
Sllyerado, str President Harrison.
Nottiotona Mlll--str Handicap,
HoffernRn's Drydock--Str Gratln.
stream--U. s.. +. Seattle. y, s. &, Idaho.
U. s. s. New Mexico. U. $, 3. Mary
land.
winsiow Marine Railway-Sohr Commo-
dore sohr Detay Ross, sohr X. V.
Kruse. barge coquitlam City, whniers
Star Nos !, 2, 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
Local
Markets
VEGETABLES
lee. pata tkhaiesaic Dsaisrs

trhs priess Giyen are those made 70 re-
tail dealers b Wholssaisfs with = fs~
seasonal exceptions. prices 20 producers
can be Insured b. dsduotihG the cost 81
transportation 10 seattle and apPreti'
mats,ly iss tor hauiinE. storage and sell
Inc reaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
PRODUCTION Is
STILL ACTIVE

No such check in productive ae,
tivity has been noted The lumber
mills OF the district were operated az
greater than single shift capacity
during May New orders received
and shipments mads wero less than
production. but stocks Of lumber held
IN mill yards generally arc eth below
normal
Tho mines Of the district produced
meta In slightly increased quantities
as uSw equipment WAS placed IN op'
Grafton and recently recruited labor
forces gained IN experience. building
activity continued undated. Tho
value o. permits Issued during May
Was 10 per cent greater than tho
value OF those ISSUED during April.
and tho number was practically tho
same.
Another new record 81 petroleum
production IN California was set dur.
ing May. bat tho increase over tho
previous month was tho smallest to.
ported this year.
Tho volume Of business transact.
ed IN tho district during May. 1894.
as Indicated BY debts 10 individual
accounts at banks IN 81 cities. was
eos per cent greater than during
May. 1929. this increase being up.
proximatsiy the same aa tho in,
ercasos reported IN previous months
OF this year, when comparisons have
been made with corresponding
months Of 1899.
Sales az retail. az reported BY ~
department BtosA. were ios per cont
greater In value during May. 1921.
than during May. 1899. and. except.
ing tho month OF December In each
year. were greater In value than in
any month OF the past four years.
~ wholesale tho movement OF goods
showed a seasonal decline in many
lines. but with tho exception Of as.
rienltural implements continued
greater than ono year ago. IN eight
OF the II lines which report their
sales 20 this bank. tho value OF sales
increased IS per cent or more dur.
Ing May. 1879. IA compared with
May. 1929.
Tho number OF business failures
Increased during tho month, but
small concerns wero chiefly in.
volvcd. tho total amount OF iiablii.
ties reported being less than IN any
slfgyaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05

Grent Britain Is producing nearly
rs many motor boats as the whole
Of tho rost of tho world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
GRADING
AND PAVING

County commissioners< cowlitz
county. Kelso. bids p. m. July II.
clearing and grading Spirit Lake
road.
Louis Bennett. city clerk. Bend.
Ore. bids IL m. July 2. 10 various
street improvements. estimated cost
sis2. 900.
john Graham. architect. Smith
building. Seattle. receiving bids on
excavation for site Catholic hospital.
Olympia General contract 20 be
awarded soon.
City clerk. Spokane. bids July II.
curbing and sidewalking Mansfield
ave. 18th ave. and sinto ave.
c. II. Purcell. district engineer,
Portland. bids 10 a. m, July 10.
.-1o miles road construction Mount
Hood Loop project.
c. b. Bagiey. board OF public
works. bids 10 a. m. July 10, filling
and improving south sub station
site.
C. W. Kelly. city recorder. Oregon
City. Ore. bids 7:3O p. m, July II.
paving.
City comptroller. Beliingham. bids
July 3. improvement Grant ST. and
Jenkins st.
MISCELLANEOUS
AND SUPPLIES
c. u. Bagley. board OF public
works. bids 10 a. m, July Is, n.
34;h ST., paving; gath ave. s., water
mains and fire hydrants: alley in
block IL. Summit addition. paving:
slst ave. N. concrete sidewalk; al
ley in block 3. McGraws Washing
ton Park addition. grading and
crawling; 5lst ave. s., paving: alley
in block 81, LAWS addition. grading
and paving: Second ave. repaying:
First ave. :. paving
Department OF business control.
Olympia, bids July 20. $1,000 tons OF
coal for period from July 20. 1928, to
June 80. 1924.
Elliott Higgins, secretary, Water
District No. 4. King county. r. F. d.
No. 4, Seattle. bids p. M, July is.
1910 feet OF s-inch galvanized iron
pipe: l,4s0 feet OF Pinch galvanized
iron pipe; $50 feet 1.inch galvanized
iron pipe. and necessary fittings.
w. E. Farr. city clerk, Camas. bids
p. m. July 20, improvements 10
water system.
Board OF regents, University OF
Oregon. Eugene. Ore, bids IL M.
July 10. central heating system.
The best roses always come out
the day after the rose show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
POULTRY AND MEATS
prInr. rnIh tth.i...I. n..t..

Ducks Dressed. per 70. ..... a
fisns--prssssd, heavy ......... $50 2
Dressed, Hight ..s.......... $40 4
Live. heavy, ~. ......... 8
Live. light N. ......."..... 800 i
Broiierr--io3s, per NJ. ..s..... .li0 q
Geese Dressed. per N. .. /,
Turkeys Fancy. dressed . .tog ,
Live, fancy. 10. ........ 4
Belgian iiares-IAye. per No.. 4
Dressed. per lb.......... 4
Z Cows-country. dressed, H.. eco 8
lliogs--1aney. block ..s..s..... lilo 4
Veal Fancy iiEht ..,......... $50 4
HeaFf. coarse - '......... .op8 4
/ Medium. dressed ........ na 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
NEW CALLS
FOR BIDS

c. y. White. Seattle manager of
the National Surety Co. announced
the following new calls for bids
Thursday morning:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
Furnished By ~. N, Herrin a Co.
~ IhrrrN ~

a man can b Just as happy
when the grass Is long as when IL
IS short.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
Personal Debt Not
Corporation Charge

OLYMPIA. July 5.-The supreme
court held. in the case OF Barto Co.
VS.. Aylmore. that an attempt by an
officer OF corporation TO pay n
personal debt with corporation prop
orty is without effect and cannot
bind the corporation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
Ship News
Tides in Seattle


FIRST fow Tide
fttt a. m 40 n.
first High ride
1851 D. m. IL r.
second low Tide
astt p. m. - n
Second High Tide
10 40 , m. IA Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Prir.. % nrtaIl prnl.n

Halter Local efsAfnsfy. cubes. 20
Local pfints. arappsd ..... as
IgE. Fresh ranch. white she'll. "a
ained epiofs .sss..s..s.... ~
Fuipts .stss....ssss........ ,fsg II
thesse-
We AAtkAFts rssrs asssssssssss. ~
wisconsin cream brick ...... 10
block suiss ,........,..... 10
Wash. tripists ,............. ~
Tlliamonk tfiglsts old ..... $50 30
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05

Most of tho cheaper wraps sold
MS ''marahou" are really made from
tho feathers of the turkey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
Alaska Vessels
Vessels in Port at Seattle

sltEa-Juiy s--sailcd. ctr Jefferson
southeouud. ct 10 p M.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05

The best roses always come out
the day after the rose show.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-10-04
What Orderly Marketing Does

the Uncompahgre
Valley Water
director markets
address
irrigation
quoted in issue of the Monrose Daily
Them better
will the whole
pockets.
mortgages
world
must have definite minimum Of products Take
5000 to 1000 OF apples IN
should attempt with less than SO
per of to
of the
to a definite the market
preferably not less
absolutely air Highland fortunately
they will stand
Third commodities that
SELL example,
would be likely
other
which bust
sell the other
Fourth have community the
privilege that all
do not have
real business administration Co
to successfully.
must do business wit o.