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Arthur Frame, prominent Anchor age attorney, was among those who returned north on the Alameda. He has been on an extended visit to Cal ifornia
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TUNNEL UNDER BELGIAN R

TUNNEL UNDER BELGIAN RIVER
 BRUSSELS, Apr. 14.-Special dis patches from Antwerp say that a group of American bankers has raised s100,OOO,000 to finance the construc- tion of tunnel under the River Scheldt.
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ANOTHER WAGE INCREASE
 CHICAGO, Apr. 14.-Armour & Co., today announced a wage increase of 10 per cent affecting 35,OO0 empolyes.
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Frank Gribbon, who for some time past has been at Latouche, returned to Seward on the Alameda.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-04-14

Frank s. Broderick of Ashwood, Oregon, is among those registered in from the Alameda today.
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Joe Dalton, we'll known mining man of the Kantishna, registered in from the States today
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$$ {: < t tt q $t q E t *t tt t$ u {: {: l, st WEATHER FORECAST

$ Probably rain on the coast; $t 3$ cloudy in the interior tonight and $t tt Sunday. q $ q u q 8 e e $$ tt o tt {. $ *3 :t s tt
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Mrs. Edward E. Olsen arrived today on the Alameda and will leave Mon- day morning for the Cook Inlet City.
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NEW YORK, Apr. 14-George Ed mund Varian, noted artist died here yesterday, at the age of A.
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CALIFORNIA AUTHOR DEAD
 SAN FRANCISCO, Apr. 14.-W. c. Morrow, California author, died today at his Ventura county home.
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ToDAY's FISH PRICES

KETCHIKAN, Apr. 14.-Fish prices today at noon, II and seven cents for fresh halibut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
DISCUSS WORLD
UNEMPL OYMENT
international Meeting to Be
Held in September

Tho general meeting OF the Inter.
national Association on Uncmploy.
ment n 10 be held September oil.
at LuHemburg. in the Hotel do vile,
Mr.. Emil Reuter-. minister OF state
and president OF the government Of
tho grand duehy Of Luxemburg. win
act as honorary president
The agcnda Of tho general meet.
Ing will include tho following queo-
lions. according 10 reports from the
international labor office.
l. Emigration ana settlement OF
unemployed persona abroad consid.
cred as remedy for unemploy.
mont.
2. The relations between unem.
pioyment benefits and tho develop.
.nent OF possibilities for employ.
mnnt.
,, Tho problem OF unemployment
among intellectual workers profos.
alond and technical workers. dis
missed officials. etc)
I. Vocational guidance in relation
10 tho needs OF the labor market.
Reports on these questions. pre-.
scented By the various national sec.
tons. and also by international 70.
ports. will DO printed and dis,rib.
uted.
The general meeting will DO NJ.
tended by representatives OF tho
ministries OF labor OF various eoun.
tries. employers and workorH' or.
CARNATIONS. institutions or assocln.
tions engaged in efforts 20 combat
unemployment employment offices.
employment insurance societies. etc)
as well m by private individuals in.
terostod In tho question OF uncm.
ployment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Terminnl--Plcr li-str Presl-
dent Madison.
Union OH Co.'S Tcrminnl-str cathwood
Boil Street Terminal--str Commercial
Traveller, Z. s. c. @. sonomR
Pier li-B--str Owego, y. s. c. G. Part.
ridge. U. s. c, s.. Dcllwood.
Pier 7-Mtr Anvil.
Pier 6-str Mundelta.
Pier B-Mtr Chaliambn.
Pier D--str Ruth Alexander.
Union Pacific Tcrminal--Mtr Boren.
u. &. shipping Board Mourings--Str
Anna +. Morse. str West Joster, SIR
West Nllus.
Pacific Coast Coal Bunkers--u. s. l.. II.
L. ManEanitn.
Connecticut Street TormInal-str Vic
torla.
standard OIL Co.'s Tcrminal--str Col. IL.
L. Drake.
Stacy Street Termlnni-str Brookdaie.
Lander street Termlnal-Str Georgian.
Commercial Boiler workS--u. S, l.. II. T.
Heather.
Hanford street Torminal--str Allagunsh.
Spokane street TermInal-str Santa
Fihvla.
Todd Drydoeks-- Rlttn Forest Friend,
mtr Lelso Maersk. str Alameda. str
Standard Service. str MandaHnn Maru.
Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Co..
Str Patterson,
West Seattle lclovntor-Str lbuklsan
Mnru.
Heffompn's Drydock-B GrAtip, str
Rainier
Stream tnuoy 7)-Str Madison.
stroam--u, =, s. Ncohoa. U. s. &. Mel.
VILE, U, g. &, Omaha. u. s.. y. Arctic,
dostroyors Nos, 2es. si0
wlnalow Marine Rallway--Mt Donnn
Lane, bktn Conauoror, Schr X, V.
krusc, achr spokane. schr Betsy Ross,
bgo coqutlam city, whalcrs Star Nos.
|, 2. ],
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
PLAN PROGRAM
FOR UNITY DAY
ElenSburg Gathering win
Foster Cooperation

DAVENPORT, Wash. Aug. IL
Judge James A. Emery. counsel for
the National Association OF Mhnufac.
,urers. Washington, y. c. will be
one Of the principal speakers on the
state Unity day program, sponsored
by the Washington State Press asso-
cation. 10 be held az EllenshurE, Au.
gust ss.si Judge Emery VIII deliver
an address entitled How 20 Obtain
ths Things Sought" lie viii speak
Thursday evening. August 20.
+. A. Kern. secretary OF tho Kit.
,ltas reclamation district. OF Ellsna.
burg. viii also speak Thursday even.
ing. his address being entitled. "An
Join Hands" other speakers Thurs.
aay evening viii be c. c. Churchill.
mayor q EIlenshurg, and Grant c.
Angle. president o. tho Washington
STATE Press association.
]. X. Mccormack OF Spokane. vice
president Of the washington Bank.
ers' association. win deliver an ad.
dress Friday afternoon. August "a.
on the subject OF finance. his address
hclng entitled. Where IS the Where.
wiihalEH
James =. Neal OF waila walla VIII
sneak Friday evening on American.
ism. Citizenship" Gov. Louis Hart
win also speak Friday evening. as
will J, J. Donovan. vice president OF
the Blosdel. Donovan Lumber Mills az
Belnngham. whose address VIII be on
rAmoricanizlng the American"
Practically every industry OF the
state win have a representative on
the program. Speakers will include.
Z. L. skeol. Seattle attorney; stephen
q. L. Penrose. president o. Whitman
collsge. Walla WAila. Dean Edward
c. Johnson. Of the College Of Agricul.
turs. washington state college. Pull.
man: r. w. vinnedge. North Bend
Lumber Co. North Bend; Guy G..
Rafferty,. Pioneer Packing Co. Aher.
deem. W. T. Pricstiey. secretary and
sales manager. HIT Fireworks Co.
Seattle; Charles K. blackwell. Black.
well Co.. okaaogan: Judge George T.
Reid. vice president and Western
counsellor. Northern Pacific railroad.
Seattle: Dean c. Z. Magnusson. col.
lege Of engineering. University Of
washington. Seattle. y. Russell I'm.
publisher Times Tribune. Davenport:
o. c. Scots. secretary Yakima Cham.
>ber OF Commerce; L. ~. Liyengood.
manager and counsel Taxpayers
Economy league. Spokane. and y. y.
coffman. president state Chamber OF
Commerce. Chehalls.
Saturday WIN be nswapapormen's
day. when a program OF interest TO
newspapermen viii BE- given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
GRAIN MARKET
is IRREGULAR

CHICAGO. Aug. i6.--Graln prices
closed Irregular on tho Chicago
hoard OF trade today. Wheat was
or traetlonaliy, while corn and oats
showed some strength
wheat experienced day OF irreE-
nlaflt{ Realizing on the hulgea
brought fractional receasiona al die
eipse. however, unfavorabie crop
snd weather news was tho salient
t'stutv ~ tho days trading.
NoFu maintained a stubborn un.
Sertone turnout the day. cioninE
higher, Trading was light. The
september delivery displayed more
rs % congestion.
oats firmed up late altar n atronv
opening. buying WAS Induced ~
nc DECLARATION that with harvesting
Practically completed. many fields
acre. 49,
Nenaiderablo profit-tAklng ham
HanFcd provisions prices down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
1923 Apple Crop Is
Biggest Ever Grown

"Tho 1929 apple crop turnout the
United States and Canada Is tho
largest ever produced" said Dwight
l.. Woodruff general manager of
the Wenatchoe District Co'oporn.
tive association, vao returned
from tho Apple Shippers oonven.
ton Mt Detroit, this week.
while | believe, after a careful
study OF tho eastern markets, that
the price of apples will be salts.
factory. am convinced that the
consumer has entered phnse OF
partial economy that will prevent
prices from soaring. Nevertheless,
/ am convinced that apple grow.
ors viii have very satisfactory
yoar."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
Timely Farm Hints
Published Thru tho Cooperation
Of tho Washington State College

Agricultural Engineering - Watch
out FOR fires in your slaHhing. II viii
be hard 90 control now.
Agriculture West sidol-carc should
DO taken in clover actions 20 pre-.
vent robblng. east sidel-Qucenlcss
colonies should be taken care Of or
they viii be robbed or destroyed by
moth.
Dairy--Pian now 10 attend some
bis fairs this fall TO study typo IN tho
breeds In which you are interested
Farm Crops--Pastures are apt TO
have large weeds In them this time
Of the year. Nov them and destroy
tho weeds before they seed.
Farm Manngcmcnt--Figuro caro-.
fully whether you should cell your
crops or hold for late market.
Horticulture EAST sidcl--see that
tho harvesting equipment IL ready
for the rush. Look over tac lnddcrs.
picking pals and sacks. Rush Bart.
lett pears 20 storage aa soon az
picked. (west sidel-Cut out the old
loEnnbcrry canes as soon as the crop
is off. PHO them UP and burn.
Livestock--The seif.fccder saves Ia.
Dor. uses less feed per 100 pounds
gain. makes greater daily gain and
the pigs reach market earlier.
Plant Pathology-To set best re.
suits with copper carbonate It must
be applied with rotary machine
The homemade machine win do good
work.
Poultry--It Ia better 20 let the pul.
lets roost in tho trees than TO crowd
them in tho laying house. a mature
puliet needs at least seven inches Of
roest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
WILL BE SANE MAN
AT THE WHEEL

This means that tho agricultural
and business interests may feel safe
regarding tho White House. Regard.
less OF what selfish politicians may
attempt 10 do In congress. there will
be n sane man at the wheel. I'm
economic or unjust legislation will
only be passed by riding over Presl.
dent Coolldge's veto.
He plans 20 help the farmer; but
win not permit the Cummings
transportation act TO be repealed or
crippled. lie win do something for
the veterans. but will not permit the
passage OF a bonus bill. which VIII be
harmful 20 the nation rs n whole.
He viii stand for strengthening
the federal reserve board. the rail-
road labor board. tho federal tariff
commission. and other bodies work
ing along sound economic lines, but
may be expected TO frown upon an
unnecessary coal shortage or an at.
tempt by organized labor TO hold up
the country or upon any Legislation
which endeayors 10 make water run
uphill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
New Corporations

OLYMPIA. Aug. 1.-THE following
articles Of Incorporation have been filed
Ia the office OF tho secretary OF state;
Motor Products, Inc. Seattle, 5000.
J. O. Callahan. l. J. Anderson and n
VIM.
Reynolds. Purse. Inc. ssa,ue. $1,000
John Purse and Chester a. Reynolds. The
manufacturing, operation and trading In,
ne manufacturers representatives.. all
kinda OF wearing apparel. etc.
johnson Machine Works. Inc, Port
Angeles. Carl II. johnson. John u.
MHchenheimer and c. l.. Van Tnssei.
c. IL. colson. Inc. Elma. $4,000. @.
H. Coison. A. ]. Anderson and A ]. Btor-
how To sell or deal In toilet goods,
druggists sundrieH, etc.
Basic Industries Corporation. Seattle
$500. 600. j. ~. Coyln and q. u. Smith.
The organization. development. financing.
advertising and encouraging in every
manner. whatsoever. OF basic and other
Industries resources. products. etc.
Metropolitan Clinic, Seattle. $4,000
Royal A. Mcclure and Helen Katherine
Mcclure. To operate and establish
schools for tho training OF nurses. 10
maintain laboratories. own and operate
drug stores. hospitals. etc.
Washington Gunlto Co. Seattle, iio.-
600. w. G. Morse, II. q. Case and l.,
Pearl Morse. TO place gunitc for water
prooflnE. etc.
I.aye-Nor Sales Co. Seattle. $4,000. c.
A. DeLaye and G. +. Nordquist To deal
IN patented articles and personal prop
erty OF any and all kinds and TO buy.
lease. own and operate manufacturing
plants. machinery and manufactured nrti-
cIea OF all kinds,
Pacific Forest Products Co, Inc, Sc
attic. 10000 Arthur sorcth Clara 8
Nieder and Mhndel Nloder.
Seattle shnd and Gravel Co. Seattle.
$50. 900. NJ. Ross Downs, Richard ward
and David j. Grant.
Martin Fix Motor CO., Inc. Bremerton,
changing name to Bremerton Motor Co.,
Inc.
r. NJ. Baicom CO.. Grandview. $50. 900,
=. NJ. Baicom, Mia A. Case and Marvin
Martin. To do n general business as
commission merchants, etc.
s.. s. ]. Lumber Co, Chehalis $4,000.
G. A. sohoolmaster and Clark II. jackson.
Spokane Farm Bureau corporation,
Spokane, $4,000 George II. Johnston, II.
Y. Anderson, A. q. Craig, G. IL. Ander.
aou and i. l.. Miller.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
WILL DEVELOP
STATE WEALTH
State Chamber viii Foster
Resources in Big Drive

D. o. Lively has been engaged by
the State Chamber Of Commercs 10
direct a campaign 10 develop Wash
ington industries and resources. II
was announced Thursday. Lively
has Just returned from the Orient.
ard IS experienced in this line Of
work.
He was director Of the livestock
division OF the San Francisco EXPOSE
ton in 1915. snd has been active IN
agricultural and industrial organiza-
ton work in Portland and Yakima.
During the war he was director Of
the third and fourth liberty loan
campaigns in the agricultural diy1s-
ion and had charge Of Red Cross
commissions TO Russia.
~. B. Coffman OF Chehalis. prea-
dent OF the State chamber. states
that at the directors meeting 10 be
held in Ellensburg in connection with
the State unity congress. he would
ask that 100000 be raised TO carry
out the campaign over a period Of
three years The program would in
clude the following activities:
Better marketing OF agricultural
products
Placing settlers on lands under
conditions that will enable them to
succeed.
Utilization OF logged-off lands by
reforestation or cultivation.
encouragement OF irrigation and
hydro-electric development.
Effecting increased cooperation
and harmony between chambers OF
commerce and agricultural. industrial
and other organizations.
experimenting the campaigns be-
ing conducted to attract settlers and
visitors.
!. Acting as a clearing house in the
dating OF events
Launching a concerted movement
for the use Of home products
Advocating uniformity and equity
in business laws and usageA
Adoption OF higher ethical stand
ards in business and campaigning
against deception and falsehoodA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
Financial Flashes
From James Macfaripne & Co.
sll Second Ase.

Twenty indusirials soI2s. an in.
crease Of SO; 20 rail- sticks average
I8.I4. an increase Of .4sl
Texas Gulf Sulphur Earnings In
June were $4,000 after Charges.
Norfolk & Western rtlaces orders
Tor 10000 tons OF steel rails. between
Carnegie and Bethlehent Steel Cor.
porations.
One Of the copper sellsfs In offering
metal at IL cents a pouhd delivered.
which IS the lowest price reached in
a long time.
credit for some OF th4 rather sub
stantial buying orders placed in Gen.
eral Motors Is rather gertcrally given
70 banking house whlth Ia always
associated with General Motors Cor.
poration. Primary INFLUENCE behind
This purchasing was undeastood to be
tremendous Improvement In sales
and earning outlook, no littIe part OF
which Is said to be the Immediate de.
Inand found for the corporation q
latest product.
ihs department or agriculture re.
ports farmers contemplate a reduc.
uon OF 7,i77,000 acres In winter
wheat.
a Washington produced brings nc.
ton for ;52s,575 against he Famous
Piayers-Lasky Corporation. alleging
violation OF the Sherman llaw.
American Railway EXPRESS April
operating income s6O.69s, decrease
Of f20,457 from April. 1872; four
months. ,365.7oe. decreske Of s2s..
523.
Western Union June OPERATING in.
come ii,501,3s7. decreatb Of t213..
1913 from juno %: six months. ts.775,.
AoI. an increase OF ss25,62b.
German currency advanced SO n
million.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
BUSINESS SHOWING
GREATER CONFIDENCE

For these reasons there has been
n greater confidence among American
business men the past week than cur.
rent figures indicate. Attic the Bah.
sonchart Is per cent below normal,
this decline is largely due TO condi.
tons in Europe and to fears Of for.
elgn bankers and foreign business
men. who do not know President
Coolidge.
Furthermore. while we have been
busy thinking during the past three
weeks only OF our presidents. great
events have been taking place in Eu.
rope. The newspapers have been un.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
Strawberry Topping
May Increase Yield

SOUTH BEND. Aug. ia mum.
Der Of farmers in this county arc
working under the direction OF NJ. u.
Armstrong, extension specialist in
horticulture, on the practice or ton
ping their berry buBhes Immediately
after tho strawberrIes have finished
yielding. Careful checks have been
made on bushes not topped last year
with those topped. and figures will
be given out later IL there Ia an in.
crease In the yield.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17

able to give this European news
much space. refer TO the increase
in the German bank rate 10 80 per
cent and certain other radical
changes.
These changes have caused the
Babsonchart TO decline and have in
fluenced our domestic stock and CON-
modify markets. When, however.
these Europeans understand Presi-
dent Coolidge. they should resume
the buying of commodities and Sc
curities with a faith equal to that
being shown by the financial and
business interests of our own com-
try"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
BUSINESSES Produce Shipping Building
NeiD York Stock Market
VII srRsIsr JounNAI. r1NANnIA1. nn,.1,.,,,

YORK. CHANGE ,,.r
NJ of
sdaV'H
nduals
OF
a. a
~ late $50 WV" poVhu fodea came down TO
General Ho e,s'' American smelling 5sg up ~ Chemical
am
Northern Pacific
1859 81 D.
copper bsA Vs. - ''"'n''h iai""S' SlH up ~ uu'h
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
Thurston County Is
Increasing Diaries

OLYMPIA. Aug. iT.-Fron month
% mouth the dairymen OF Thurston
county arc gradually forging to the
front with the ownership OF better
stock. Sixteen pure bred Jerseys
were brought into the county BY A.
z Lun6een Of Rochester. County
Agent Z. b. stookey Is assisting tho
ca!ryrnsn Of tho county in every way
possible 10 make Thurston one OF the
leading dairy counties Of tho state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
Building Permits

Neis Hedin. 2i0s ~ s3nd. frame resi-
dence. ss1ze. $500.
A. A. Coleman, Tf3a Latona. franc resi-
dence. akxs0. $1,000
Herman johnson. 5i1 9th s., frame resi-
dcnce. f5x2s. $4,000
Joe Davis. si{5 9th s. W., frame resi-
deses. six22. $1,000.
J. ~. Christensen. $50 Z. eth. frame
residence, 3sx2s. $4,000.
J. ". Christensen. $40 Y. 67th. frame
residence. ssxz4. $1,000.
J. II. Christensen, S7s T. 9th, frame
residence. ssx2s, $4,000.
Roy 8. Lpscomb. COS Seaboard building.
frame residence. s2I26. $4,000.
Roy 8. Lpsoomb. COS seaboard building.
frame residence, 32Iss. $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
Arrivals and Departures

ARRIVED - Aug IL. - Str s,usrmooo
from New York. via Philadelphia. Bal
boa. San Pedro and San Francisco. at .
a. M. str Ruth Alexander from San
Pedro. Via San Francisco, at 1926 n. M;
str Toyooka MRru from Tacoma. via Ev-
orett. at gao a. M Aug. is.-str Com
moroial Traveller from New York. via
Philadelphia. Balboa. San Pedro. San
Francisco and Portland. at G:20 p. m, (;
u. s. & Omaha from n trial trip. Mt S
y. m.
sAILED-AuE. l7.-U, 8. s. Omaha
for trial trip. at 7.i5 a, M: str Santa
Ana for Tacoma, at $3.50 a, M. rtr
Ketchikan for Southeastern Alaska. Mt
a. M. mtr Carolyn Frances for kusko-
kwim River points, at $3.50 a m. str
Northland for Tacoma. at n m. Aug,
i6-str Edna for Tacoma, ut 1855 n. M.
str Meridsn for Tacoma. at s:io y. M.
mtr Mcriden for Tacoma, at 5liO y. M
mtr MlssourlNn for Boston, via Tacoma,
Portland. San Francisco, San Pedro. Bal
boa and New York. ut y, m; str Adj
miral Dewey for San Pedro, via San
Francisco. Mt midnight; ctr Albert JEFF
frcss for New York, via Tacoma. Port
land. san Francisco. San Pedro and Bal
boa, ut y. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
Pear Prices Jump
In Yakima Market

YAKIMA. Aug. iT.-Bartictt pear
prices Jumped TO SO a ton to the
grower here yesterday In a foIIow.up
on the furry In tho pear market
which started Saturday. Rolling cars
were in demand among Eastern buy.
ers, and several sales al Ills box
I. o. b. are today reported for I'm
mediate delivery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
Boston Wool

BOSTON, Aug. 1.-THE local wool
market Is quiet. with most dealers
awaiting orders from mills. IL u
claimed that when the mills book
sufficient orders they will como Into
the market for raw wool. but just
at present. owing 20 the uncertain
business conditions. mill buyers are
forced 10 work close TO shore. The
next London sale starts September
4. and while many leaders are pre-
dieting advancing quotations. opera
tors locally do not agree. and arc
talking a 10 per cent decline.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
Car Loadings Still
Over Million Mark

NEW YORK. Aug. fT.--car load.
ings for the week ended August 4.
we're i.e33.f50 cars, reduction Of
I.si4 from the high record Of the
previous week. but 100 as7 in excess
OF the corresponding w ek last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
TRADE TERMS
NOTES PAYABLE

Notes payable constitute nm item
on the liability" side Of thf balance
sheet" generally indicating the
amount Of borrowed mondy, as dis.
tlngulshed from accounts payable"
which generally indicate the amount
owed for goods purchased.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
Denver Live Stock
Thursday's Quotations.

b75. Markc, steady.
Beef steers, is8ii: cows and
hsifera. st9e.25. calves. t5U9;
Etockers and feeders, sf.s09s
i.93s. Mar -
steady. Zoe lower. Top. ssSsi
bulk. tst02 SIS; pigs. 1918 q $50,
steady TO isc higher. Lambs. 81
GAS. feeder lambs. Siin 1875,
ewes, ;596z5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
70 LII T. 8 L Il Y

70 l. l. y 8 l. u Y
II l l. l. &, Mass,
Aug ~. Know
Ing that Mr. Bah
son Is u ncighbor
OF President Cool
idge, he has been
continually asked
during the past
two weeks 10 mako
a statement as 10
the probable att.
tudo OF the new
president toward
business Mr.. Bah.
son has. however.
refused 20 do 80
r...IIl Ana.u. A.IL...
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
DAIRY PRODUCTS
DAIRY PRODUCTS


Broiiers-LeEhoFun. per ID. 80. -
Rocks and Reds. per ID. 80. .3t
Capons-t4ye, fat. Per ib... rs
Fancy q. p. ..st....s........ rs
Hrns--lH lbs. and up. ...,. ~
Medium. live. ~ 20 ~ lbs. rs
1--we. light. 60 ~ lbs.. ~
Fancy dry picked cents above
live. g. p. Z cents above ilys.
Geese--Live. fat, 20 ~ lbs. rs
Belgian Haros--t lbs and up. ~
Turkrys-FAney q D.. young. 40
Live fat. per ib.......... rs
Reosters-oid. live. per h.. ii
Hnxa-
Choice. light ............. II
Fancy. heavy. tB0-,eo lbs. 49,. CSC 10
Medium heavy, 10000 lbs. .osg 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
OILS AND LEADS
Tramps Are Curbed
in City of Chicago

CHICAGO, Aug. 17.-'fhis city is
comparatively free from tramps this
summer owing TO heavy sentences
imposed on all caught