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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-12
Timely Farm Hints
Published Thru the Cooperation
Of the Washington State College

Agricultural engineering Let Your
county agent know OF your success
In drainage. where you have put
some in during the past few years.
Agricuilurc-G encraiiy. unless
tempted BY Improper management,
bees will not rob each other. BE
cautious for disease may be spread
by robbing.
Dairy-Chop your good hay. Your
cows viii eat more and you can
store more in a certain space. while
feeding will take less time
Farm crops Sow that sweet ciov.
er II IN valuable FOR pasture: for
holding the soil on steep slopes and
for renewing the hard spots on the
hin tops.
Horticulture Make the third leg Of
the picking ladder three or four
inches shorter than the other two and
sec how much easier II is set up in
the alfalfa or on rough ground.
Plant pathology Careful picking
OF fruit In order not 20 break the
skin is good preventative meas.
tire OF storage rot
PouIiry-cuiiinE 20 per cent OF
the average flock ADDS 50 is cents
per hen TO the income OF the so
per cent left.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-12
HARBORS BODY
ENDS SESSION
Seattle Man Elected SeCre-
tary OF Congress

HooUlAM, sept ~. Resolutions
Endorsing movement TO secure Il
lighiAhip for GRys Harbor. 10 secure
a reHidont dredgo Tor clearing the
channels Of streams smptying into
Puget Sound. and 90 improve the
Port OF Bellingham 10 give enough
water for deep-dfaft vessels at ca.
trems low tide al the municipal
dock. wero adopted at the close OF
the Northwest Rivers and Uarbors
congress at Pacific Beach yesterday.
other resolutions adopted put the
congress on record an fayonng lsRis.
htlon authorizing free ports. and
uyoring railroad advertising. the
state unity meeting recently held by
tho Washington State Press ahaocla.
ton. and AN educational campaign
By officers OF the congress 20 knit
tho people Of the Northwest closer
together.
Garrett Fisher II Tacoma. presl
dent OF tho congress since its founda.
tlon, was reelected. and I. u. nm OF
Seattle where tho next annual meet.
ing will be held was named secre
taf1
W G. Bristol war chosen first vice
president. u. " polanti Of Aberdeen
waa reelected treasurer
Three other vice presidents elected
were Frank + Jones. Idaho: W. H.
Clay Everett. ana q. n. Douglass
Crescent city Cal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-12
UNITED STATES
EXPORTS HONEY
Product OF American Bee
Has Wide Distribution

The United States il not generally
recognized IN an exporter Of honey.
but the fact that II ships honey to all
parts OF the world is illustrated IN
the statistics for July just announced
by the department Of agriculture.
During this month, the exports OF
honey amounted to i5s.25i pounds.
upon which was placed valuation
Of iis.i2f
Practically twoihirds Of the export,
ed honey went 20 the United King
dom. which il credited with i04. 1888
pounds. The two next largest Gus.
toners we're Norway with $1,000
pounds and Denmark with 1900
pounds Germany ranked fourth with
B.s71 pounds. and India nfth with
i.G34 The rest OF the list was fig
ured In hundreds rather than In thou.
sands OF pounds
Among the outofthew way places
that purchased small lots we're
French Indo China with - pounds
and French oceann with 90. other
countries that imported American
honey IN totals OF from "a 20 900
pounds included Columbia, Venezuela,
Labrador. British India. Ceylon.
China, Straits Settlements. Java. Ma.
dura. Hong Kong and sinn
To offse, a small part OF the United
States export OF honey. total Of
1870 pounds was imported. Prae.
ticaily all Of the imported honey came
from Guatemala and the Dominican
Republic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-12
New Corporations

OLYMPIA. sept ii.-Ths following
articles u Incorporation have been filed
IN the uffics Of tha secretary 81 state
Tbs Maritime Trading company. inr.
hsAtNs, kt.Has = Howard pAsrs Fred
g. Erhsf. Rosa A tohiin Ethel Reed
hsrs. }. nrYsh ppfisnd. t,s,ls wtAr-
81. Amos apers W. ~ Hsnisrs0a.
Arthur " Hsfs, To act a. represents.
tive. sHsnt and broker kud shipping and
Forwarding sEsnis for foreign snd do
m,siie corporations ana companies. 10
snEAE. IN manufacturing. etc.
Turtle Lake Yer eempsny. Seattle.
iite,es9, ", 1ecAriY. q. y. stor.r
.ad y o-Ssiis
Cor invs.,msut Co. Inc Pssso. ~. 900.
4 O. Chufrhnaah. A vs.. Chufrhman
7. churehmsn and g. \ churehfnsu. To
transact rshsrsl real estate. Insurance,
loan snd brokerage business,
MaYfisia pf9s Inc Walls WRiis
iis.sbe. A . 1agflsid sud &. \ Mag
htia 10 operate sad mAnsEa Ranges.
Hsrhifs shore tire shops Oh siAtsns
sua ,sahs saA storage rooms etc
y ~ huapp stores corporation Etsr-
sit ile.ese, y n. Nwspp ard Mabel I
fsspp. To build and operate Fsfsti ard
rheisssls stores snd businesses fof the
sale % furniture ssd hsuss Furnishings.
rofss, asegfitlss incorporated. R.sstis.
i.f.pts. nsrt y, Kirkland Donald ~.
cisff, EF~iu HsnEs,orff ~ -. Knapp
ard ~. v. oaS~ead. To deal IN real
estate. flHbsf ard timber PREDICTS. to
snHsEs IN all ktnds Of irafleE land
sissfinE snd fsrrsiax Industries. sss.
international Engineering snl rinsnes
Msnnsy. X ~ utnssser and n Edsisisin
CLARK Lumber = MfE. company Port.
land. ORE. Increasing stock from 10000
20 ttE.ebp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-12
Arrivals and Departures

ARRfNEp--sept is-str Africa Maru
from TionKkonE VIA Shanghai. Kobe and
fokohsms. At ..is q. m. Sept. ii-s,r
Bskefsfisid from BsilinEham Via Everett
and Tacoma. az tao y. m. str President
Hayes from Ruenos Aires via Ponce, san
Juan. Rio de Janeiro. Balboa. San Pedro
and San Francisco, at 1875 .. M. str
Nome city from Tacoma. at -:se p. M:
str Lswis Luekenbaoh from Boston via
New York. Philadelphia. Balboa. San
Pedro San Francisco and Portland. at
$50 D. M. str kewsnec from Avon. Mt
1870 D. m. str Delrosh from Tacoma,
at $50 .. M. str Melville Dollar from
Port Alice, u. C.. at y. m; ". n, G. G.
anohouiish from sea duty. at $3.50 p. m,
sAII.ED-sept. i3-str Queen for
aouthwes Alaska. at p. m: str
Nome Ciiy for san Francisco. at a. M.
Sept. ii--Str Cuprum for Dhlren via
Yokohama. Kobe and Shanghai. at II ..
M. s,r Toyama Aaru for Yokohama, at
y. M. str Edna for Tacoma. at D. M,
str 1yo Msru for Tacoma. at y. m.
motorship Californian for Boston via
Everett Bcllinghsm. San Francisco, San
Pedro. Balboa and New York at y, m.
str ~. ~ Alexander for San Pedro via
San Francisco. at p. M: str Fred Bax-
ter for San Pedro via Everett. at ?:20
%, IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-12
New Wheat Variety
Gives Better Crop

SPOKANE, sept IA number Of
Spokane county farmers. thru the ad
vice OF County Agcn, o. v. Patton.
changed their variety Of wheat two
YEARS ago 10 Hybrid rs This wheat
has Increased In acreage and u Eiy'
ing better results In many commnnl
ties than other varieties. Farmers
using this variety are found In the
Spokane valley. Five Mile prairie.
Half Moon prairie. Psons and Pleas
ant prairie districts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-12
Club GOES
TO PUYALLUP
Inter City Good Fellowship
Meeting Draws Big Crowd

4 party OF over 100 people made
up OF members OF tho Seattle AdVer-
Using club aud their wives, together
with the Chamber OF Commerce gloe
club. held Joint dinner meeting
with the Puyallup chamber OF com.
merce az Puyaiiup Tuesday night
The occasion was the second OF "A
series OF Little Journeys" taken by
the Ad club to promote friendship
and better understanding between
Seattle and the smaller communities
in Western Washington.
The meeting was fun OF fun. music
ANA good speeches. Among tho
speakers from Seattle were Fred W.
Graham. assistant general agricul
turai agent OF the Great Northern
railway; ]. W, Spangler, president Of
Tho Seattle National hank; Christy
Thomas. secretary OF the Chamber
OF Commerce.; a. l., Lundin. attor
ney. and Douglas shelor OF the Au.
tomoblle Club OF Western Washing,
ton.
Puyallup speakers included Robert
Montgomery. editor OF the Puyallup
Tribune. senator W. IL Paulhamus,
and W, H. Grayum, president OF the
puyallup chamber OF commerce.
over 400 people were present and
the Puyallup chamber promised to
hiring a caravan Of so automobiles
to Seattis on October Is, when they
will take charge OF the program OF
the Advertising clubs meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-12
smIth VOC TermInal--pIer tO--str Yo

Smith Cove Terminal--Pier 4O-Str Yo-
mel Mhru. str Edmorc
Great Northern Termlnal-str Toyama
MRru
Bell street TerminRi--str Queen.
Pier 1i-B-str owego. motorship Donna
Lane.
pier -Motorship Anvil.
Pier s-~str Admiral Evans. str Africa
Maru.
Pier 5-str sumenco.
Pier str Nome city.
Pier 2--str Northwestern.
Pier str Lewis I.uckenbach,
u. y. shipping Board Moorlnga-Str Anna
". Morse, str West Nilus. str West
Jester,
Atlantic street Terminai-str SHOEMAKER,
str Santa Cecilia.
Associated oil Dock-Str kcwanee.
Commercial Boiler Works-U. \. c. G.
unalga,
Milwaukee Ocean Termlnai-str CAROLYN,
Hanford Street Termlnai--Ship Benz. +.
Packard.
SPOKANE street TermlnAi-Str Melville
Dollar.
East waterway Dock & Warehouse Co..
Str President HnyeA
General Petroleum Tcrminal-Str Bak-
crEfield
Todd Drydocks- Forest Friend.
bktn Pawnce. yacht sanwen.
Puget Sound Bridge 8 Dredging co,--str
Patterson
Amca Terminal Company-ship Oriental,
Hchr Henry Wilson.
Nettlcton's Mill--str Frank Lynch
West Seattle Eleyator-str Belfast
Maru
Heffcrnnns Drydock--B Gratia. bktn
Russell Haveslde, str Rainier.
strcRm-Buoy No. Str Madison
W-insiow Marine Eailway--Schr BETSY
Ross. schr Spokane. rchr Is, " krusc,
barge Coauitlam city, str Yosemite,
schr Camano. whalers Star Nos.f1. 2, ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-12
WANT NATIONAL
POWER SYSTEM
Convention Wants Nation 10
Operate Plants

ToRoNTo. ont. Sept i2.-De
manding a nationwide super power
system. publicly.owned and operated
thruout the United states. the pub.
lie Ownership League Of America, in
session at the King Edward hotel.
today unanimously carried resolu.
ton urging that steps be taken in
that direction.
Oliver T. Erickson OF Seattle asked
whether Canada would not also want
to so In for such nationwide
movement
II have consulted some Of the
ro.doyelopment officials. said
Secretary Earl Thompson. and they
say there Ia some doubt about II. 80
far as Canada u concerned"
The resolution was then carried
without discussion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-12
CANAL
is 8 YEARS OLD
Traffic Has Shown a Steady
Growth in Its Operation

BALBOA HEIGHTS. c u. sept
i2.-rhe Panama canal completed
nine years OF operation at tho close
OF business on August ~. 1898. hay
ing been opened 10 commerce on
April Is. 1914. During the nine years
OF operation the total number Of
commercial vessels tranal,lng the
canal was soA1i, carrying st.2sti14
tons OF cargo,
The canal was opened 10 CONNER.
elal traffic shortly after the begin.
ning Of the war In Europe The war
and the Interruptions OF traffic due
TO slides. tho last serious one Of
which came 90 an end on April rs.
1916. interfrrcd with the normal use
OF the canal IN earlier years These
years were followed by period Of
scarcity OF tonnage. high freighta
and financial and industrial unccf,
taintlca, which In urn led 10
period OF widespread commercial
staUalion wherein cargo offerings
reached a low cbb and large pro.
portion OF tho tonnage OF all the
maritime nations were withdrawn
from service.
During all this period however.
except Tor temporary deprcAaIons.
traffic thru tho canal has shown
consistent increase. Tho past year
has been by FAR the best Of al. and
has been marked hy an almost IN.
interrupted succession Of record
months. wherein tho shipping Of
practically all Of tho leading mar.
time nations routed thru the canal
has shown a healthy increase.
The largest increase has been IN
vessels Of United states registry. r.
sultlng from the increass In the In
iercoas,al trade The increased inter.
coastal trade IN turn IL largely duo
90 the development % tho California
oil fields and the consequent heavy
movement af tanker tonnage thru
the canal. which only during tho
past year has become an lmpor,an,
factor In canal traffic. Irrespective
Of tanker tonnage. however. there
has been a FtRtifyinE Increase Of
Traffic thru tho canal. particularly
In cargo carried
The following table Of the yearly
number Of vessels passing thru the
canal and 81 the tolls collected
shows the increasing use Of the
canal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-12
Foreign Trade

The United states bureau of for.
eisn and domestic commerce has re.
ceived the following inquiries from
foreign firms who wish 10 represent
American manufacturers in their re.
spectivc fields, Full information will
be given 20 American firms on ap.
pliea,ion TO s. H. Blaioek. district
manager OF the bureau. bowman
building. Seattle:
Argentina--t7. sssl-Apples. fresh.
10000 cases for entire season.
China = G.ssD = Flour. 5000 bar.
rels monthly; gallstones. natural:
ginseng: herring salt.
Germany-(7, s4sl-C Canned corned
beef; condensed milk; flour and corn
products; fruits, dried; lard; G.s50
greases.
Italy-t7. 65sl--Lampblack.
Madeira-l7. Flour, 5000 bags
monthly.
Msxico-t7, stsl-Glassware porce.
lain; ti.e5W orange peeIers. hand
machines.
South Africa--t7, s43,--M Miners sup.
plies; wrapping paper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-12
Building Permits

w a. csf,sn. ffs ot..a hlas.. fram.
residence s.ssi. tf.sse
Cecil D. pest.T t4It Jsmss ST. fra me
ssstasnc. ffste. fsees
n y. Hniso sfes rhinnsy ave. Tram.
residsur- taast ~ zoe.
" y NNirH s5es phirnsy ave-. frame
residence sFSst $3.50
y q Johnson, siet wsiiinEford ave-
frame residence ttr1s. N.tas
". A Ecpgpsitaus. tsii 1tth n W.. frame
fs.ldsncs tnI:t. tFeec.
W. W Cesu. s:ie broadway ~. tram.
rssIasucs tts1s. iazse.
Mrs ~ a. tilsb. see :Ith ave. tram.
residence ierse. ii.eee.
Msiraga a Jacobsen. Tts 10th ave. frame
residence sfHts. iAtes
+ .. Lippy. i4ppy BLDG, mill store, al.
Iteration, ti.7to
no.lnE Aifplsns Co $50 ". Fren,. frame
plsat alteration ssssa. isbea,
T. Hsrmsn kas ciassrdsIs. frame re.i.
asaee i,Iss ii.soe
ctsuas u. igsn TstB 1Iu &. w. tram.
residence ttsss. fi.peo.
r q sstksr. tsss 18th 3 ". tram.
Fssiasne. isiSss. isess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-12
Deny Extension on
Muscle Shoals Deal

WAsHINuTONl Htpi ~ - The
Alabama Power company has refused
a request 20 extend 10 November
the time In which the government
must sell 10 the Alabama company
It's interest in the Gorgas Power plant
and transmission lines near Muscle
Shoals or remove the plant and lines
from the Alabama company's prop.
sFty the war department announced
yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-12
Financial Flashes
From James sIacfariane & Co.,
8l1 Second Ave.

Twenty industrial stocks average
9s.31. an increase OF .3s; 20 rail stocks
average s0.31. an increase Of ri.
Rio GraIIde Southern bondholders
committee Will oppose Denver & Rio
Grande Western reorganization plan.
Chicago & Northwestern loadings
for first eight days OF September 81.
500, against 42,577.
Chicago reports the continued
heavy buying Of rails, over go.
900 tons being placed there this
week, with roads expected TO
place more business in fourth
quarter.
Chandler Motors for the seven
months ended July 81, equal to about
$3.50 a share.
Hudson Motors earnings for seven
months ended July 81. approximate
s6.25 a share.
l.. s. Alcohol increases price Of
commercial alcohol 2 cents
gallon.
Reliable estimates Of Studebaker
earnings. based on July and August
sales and September outlook. indi.
cate balance for the common in
the current quarter equaling or ex.
ceeding the record.breaking net Of
the second quarter.
August copper shipments, for.
eign and domestic, by American
producers approximated 05,000,.
600 pounds.
Railroad earnings for the current
year will in all probability be found
10 vary considerably from the aver.
age seasonal distribution OF so.cailed
normal years in the past
Net operating profits Of Famous
Players-Lasky for the six months
ended June 30, 1923, after all
Ct. rges. including preferred divi.
dends. are at annual rate Of 1924 a
share on common stock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-12
Australia Likes
American Houses

WASHINGTON. Sept, IL. - An
Ideal Homes exhibition in Mel
bourne has aroused great interest in
American type houses and In me.
chanical housekeeping equipment.
Trade Commissioner y w. Sanger
reports 20 lie department of com.
merce.
The United States furnished most
OF the ideas for homes. House plans
submitted wecr principally after the
style OF California bungalows, and
the labor.saving devices entered in
the contest, were in the main, Amer.
lean.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-12
Boston Wool

BOSTON, sept ii.--Ths wool market
ts still uncertain. sitho there Il some
business being done with mills. Cont
mental interests are said 20 be making
some inquiry in the local market and are
also purchasing merinos in the London
market Local prices are about un-
changed.
The demand for wooden goods IL not
brisk especially for mems wear goods
II IL expected cool weather may bring
in a better demand for hesvy weights
and relieve the congestion IN the heavy
weights when the stocks Of heavy
weight are moved. u r. thought that the
credit situation among min and street
dealers wili cause a better demand for
lightweight goods
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-12
Olympia Poultrymen
Form New Hatchery

OLYMPIA. Sept. -Poulirymsn
met here and formed the Thurr,on
County Accredited Hatchery o. ~.
Gregory % Puget was elected pfesl.
dent The hatchery IL hased upon the
same plan 40 that ~ Mason coppty.
County Artn, ~ y DFev helping
County Agsu, = -. stotk.y in tho
plans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-12
Proves Drainage Is
Paying Proposition

SKAMoKANvA. sept II. - Tint
drainage pays good dividends 10 the
farmer who needs Il for hts lands
was shown In a demonstration near
this place By County Agent +. 8
Martin on the farm OF William Daw'
son. 4 field OF "a acres was made
10 yield Sc tons OF good mixed hay
which before drainage yielded only
poor pasture. Oats estimated 10
yield 100 bushels per acre were grow
ing on part OF the farm drained. Mr.,
Dawson stated that II had increased
the value OF his place by $4,000 with
On investment OF less than $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-12
European Situation
Aids Copper Stocks

NEW YORK. Sept Hooper
stocks made the best response to the
change for the better .n European
situation. A settlement OF the Ryhr
and rcparations questions. which now
appears more likely than az any prev
ious time, means much 10 the IN.
dustry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-12
MUS
Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers
9arL Iafs
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Prices Pnid to shlppers
DAIRY PRODUCTS

Buttsr--Local creamery, cubes.
Local prints, wrapped ..,,...
Eggs-frosh ranch. white shell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-12
Denver Live Stock
Tuesdays Qno,afion.

i.t1s Market tb8fse
lower beef steers. sT6ATs. cows and
hsifsss. iI.sgs: calves. is9t; stock.
srs and feeders, 1850 G7.55l bulls. fs.se
6tt7s
higher Top. 1910. bulk. iS9s.Iss
pits. iTeT.se.
shecp-Rsesipts $500 Msrke, isaiss
higher Lambs. tli..5. feeder lambs.
;ii0I2Ts. ewes. ttHG:k
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-12
Topping Strawberry
Plants Meets Favor

SOUTH BEND. Sept. u. "a cheek
was made among tn. strawberry
growers who have topped their
plants this season. and In one dem.
onstratlon there had been an increase
OF - per cent in tho yield on the
rows topped over those not topped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-12
BANK CLEARINGs
Seattle

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-12
Railroad Looks for
Big Traffic Record

+. ST. PAUL. Sept. 13.-As a result OF
the completing OF improvements by
the Great Northern railway. at a
cost OF s3o.ooo.o0o. President Budd
expects a record breaking traffic 10
be handled by the system during the
fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-12
GRAIN MARKET
CLOSES WEAK

CHICAGO. Sept Weakness In
all grain exchanges affected trading
On the Chicago board OF trade today
and prices closed lower Wheat
prices reached the lowest figure IN
several weeks on heavy selling A
lower cash market and a drastic de-
cline In rye values caused the
slump.
Further favorable crop news.
weak cash markets and lower wheat
brought a decline ia corn,
Oats sold OF with other grains.
lrnNIalonA sold lower.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-12
Meetings

The regular meeting Of the Seattle
Real Estate association will be held
ut 1915 Thursday in the Hotel But.
Ter banquet room. Revision OF the
constitution and bylaws will be dis
cussed. The program committee con.
sists Of X. @. Greene, Frank a.
Plummer and Mrs. VI. u. Swan
strom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-12
Foreign Securities
Foreign Exchange
Tuesdays Quotations
Furnished by Logan a Bryan
RIO Second Ave. Seattle
Tuesdays Quotations
furnished by Logan 4 Bryan
ain Grcnn1 Ave- Seattle

NEW YORK, Sept. 1f.--ForeiRn ex.
change opened higher. Sterling. demand.
tf.5fh; French franc. t0.05fsil: lire,
to.o4t7; Belgian franc. f0.Ot7sh. marks,
6s,gss.0Q0 to the dollar. off 50.505, 900.
Foreign exchange closed higher
today. Sterling, demand. 1856. up
X: francs s0057sA. up 30.00fl&.
lire, S0.0ii7A. up s0.0005%; Belgian
francs. t0.0f7gk, lp s0.00t3: marks,
GC.CGG,O00 to the dollar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-12
Rubber Shipments
Exceed Production

AKRON. Sept. i2.-Prominent off.
cIais OF one OF the largest Akron tire
companies says that in rubber cen.
ters shipments Of all large manufsc.
iurers are exceeding production by
from so 10 100 per cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-12
Weather Bureau Report

TAroosH ISLAND. Sept I..--s A. AZ
--Bsroms,sr rising. cloudy. wind north
east. two miles an hour.
PORT ANGELES. Eept Ii A, NJ
Arrived. afr Lena LuckenbAeh. Sailed.
ctr Hanna Nelson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-12
TRADE TERMS
pIiOFIT TAKING

"Thc market was subjected TO
heavy profit taking" means that
prices have advanced TO such an OK.
tent that many people having good
paper profits have realized on their
profits by selling their holdings. thus
depressing prices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-12
New York Stock Market

Il. STREET FINANCIAL REVIEW
the Paris Ecneral HH
a
q
DAWSON Chemical nearly 10 points Inc weeks
which VIII the
sci
Cnclble
sn Nn,Fean ~ Ss up ~ American osomeiNe a. w
baldwin ocomotye is or - Utah Copper ea up y snTa
up
hahcr loea.. Can sh y. rennsyyanla ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-12
CO.. Operative Hay
Buying Is Planned

OLYMPIA. Sept. IA meeting Of
dairymen was called hsre and co,
operative buying discussed relative
TO obtaining from 400 TO 500 tons OF
alfalfa hay for this winter season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-12
Alaska Vessels

Petersburg ii--salied. str JEFF
fersou. northbound. at a;t5 q. m.
scwsrd-sept. ii--sailed. str Admiral
Watson. aouthbound. at 2 a. m.
cordova-sept. fi-Sailcd. str Alaska,
southbound, at a IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-12
San Francisco Produce

TUESDAYS Quotations
Butter-Ettfas, see ID. prime firsts
tsSe 10. fiFsts. ttBe 10.
EEgs-E1irsE, t9c doz.. EXTRA pallets
17ise dor undeysiHed pallets. .se dos
Cheese-californiA fats. fancy. .sase 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-12
Studebaker Output
Breaks All Records

DETROIT, Sept. 1.-THE presi.
dent OF the Studebakcr Co. states
that the production OF the com.
pany's plants during August OF TO-.
700 cars broke all previous records.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-12
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

sngnr--Firm Raw. is.ti. refined firm.
Granuiated. tf.T58s
Coffee-No Rio. spot 1911 uiose ID. !;
No. 4 santos, is& Gle 10.