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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-21

PRODA Sc dln, obchodni mi
sto, Sc. dv6ma, Story, dive obydli,
naleza Sc ma vych. 131. ul. To-
to; misto So hotA ma tkakdy OBJ
chod, Pfftonlne jest prazdniy
a bude otevfen k prohlednuti
V sobotu q V nedeli. Cena nair-
n&, tez Sc vezane dl1n nebo To-
.ty co splatka neb markyce. Ia
voisjte Garfield, 1899 W.
6-23
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-21

FARMA 81 AkRU, 18 mil cd
mesta, ysechny stroje, naradf,
dobytek, drdbez zasoby. Ma
jitel obdelavai tuto farmu po
8 let. Proda Sc, neb vymeni "a
jedno neb dvourodinny ddm.
Blizsi Sc sdek obchode 3672
r. t31. ul. 6-26
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-21

PEkNY DUN O 4 sv6tnicjch,
sklep pod celym domem, plyn,
felektrika, p6kny lot, nalez& Sc
ma yych. lob. uL. billie Union
Ave-, lllice dlaAd6na q zapla-
.cena. Cena $500. Rlizsi sde-
Ii Mr.. Votava, 5733 Broadway
Tel. Broadway 500. 6-2l
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-21

PR0DA 81 Sedan Ford q roku
1917. Haste SO v els. 1850
Broadway V zadu nahofe.
6-23
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-21

zDE EST' CO MEDATE. -
Nam donny 0 5ti pokojich, kou
pelna, pfyn, elektrika q jin6
zafizeni. Js0u we zdravem
vzduchu V Corlett V Gene Cd
$4,000 do $4500. Jos. Kfizek,
1870 Durkee Ave. v Corlett.
626
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-21

PR0pAJl Sc Grand konhins-
chi kanaa. jsou jako nova, ~
$500, sfo1aer ma saty, roll
top desk, book4saeces. sNse za
lemlou iaepa. v. Sedlassk. 42l6
Broadway. 6-22
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-21

PRIME. Sc schppny naterac.
Haste Sc. A. J. Jfcha,. 1864
Ollie Ave. 6-21
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-21

PRODA SE kun vahy 500 lilber
IA $125.00. Haste Sc u Milk
Depot, 1886 yych. lie. ul.
6-23
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-21

PRODA Sc moderni dobfe sta
veny 6ti pokojovy dunn o tfech
sv6tnicfch nahofe s koupelnou
a tfech svetnicich dole, fernes,
elektrika, plyn s'kleniky, pida,
sklep pod celym domem, ga
raz, lot je A. pfi 157 streyicich
ulice dlazd6na "a zaplacena.
Adresa 77O1 Laurnar Ave. .
Warner Rd., kde MATTEL poda
dalSf vysvetlena. 6-23
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-21

PRODA Sc cukrovinkoY4 OBJ
chod v els. 1898, w. 65. St..
'blfze Detroit Ave. kde So tr$i
'tydne kol $500 dobye okoli.
z4dna koRkurence, nal6z6 Sc
blize divadla,, d&- sc leyn6.
Haste sc Y (. 6314 Cultivate
Ave. 6r21
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-21
PAODA - SOK0l 3lkf kk03
Mho novt vefmi iacino. Haste
Sc po 5 he'd. ve6er. V dis. 1881
Continental Ave. (proti Wood
land Hills parku) z E. lie. ui.
2

PRODAM n&kOAk domd, pek-
ne zafizenych. t&z Q6kolik gro
ceFHich obchoda. K doptani
Y Josef Fih9. 5oS2 Pesshing
ave-, V zadu.. 6-21
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-21

PkkMY DUN, l34O3 Crennelf
Ave., blize Miles Ave. a vych.
131. ul., kde ie zaffzen $1,000
vyhreyni system, naleza ser y
poulicni kary. blfze skoiy .
ceskehol kostela. Veiky lot.
Cena $500. Haste Sc u e. 5.
Krusch, ll245 Prospect ave. !: !.
Tel. Prospect 4545. # ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-21

PRODA Sc jednosodisny diam
o 5ti poko5Sch, koupeina dole
a loznice nah0fe. Haste 50 v
(. 134O5 Bartlett Ave. 6-11
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-21

PRQlA 81 novy jednorodiH-
ny dan blize skoly 2 k$ry:
Haste be u F. Slaby, 1880
Coath Ave. e,2
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-21

PRONAJME Sc STORE, ho-
dici Sc, pro jakykohv obchod,
blize sine j. "A. Komenslsy. -
Haste Sc v els. 3672 East l31st
Str. 6-25
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-18
METAL SALES
NEAR NORMAL
November Proves Years
Best Month for Copper

NEW YORK. Dec. is--The Engl'
neering and Mining Journal.Preas,
in itn current Issue eaidi
Metal anloa for tho last week
have assumed about normal proper.
tions. and prices arc substantially
unchanged from those which ruled
a week ago. Copper and zinc are Ia
free supply, but lead continues
scarce. both here ana In the Middle
West. with prompt supplies com.
mandlng large promlum1 The same
situation holds in London.
'srhe copper market Us In mnah
the satno conditions as last week,
with no established price levels, The
statistics for the month OF Noyem
Der hre regarded M more favorable
than was expected, IL Is said IN
wciilnforined circles that domestic
deliveries were i2s.o0o.ooo pounds
and foreign shipments pg.000.00f
pounds. making Il total OF $4,000
900 pounds. the highest record made
thlH year, the next highest being iI
March. when 2os.ooO.ooo pounds wa,
shipped.
Production 10 North and goutf
America during November Ia giYer
as 2if.eoo.e0o pounds. the stock;
thus being decreased by 100000
pounds, stocks Of refined coppei
arc now probaly about 2s2. 900. 0et
pounds. which is considerably len
than two months supply"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-18
LUMBER EXPORT
SHOWS BIG CAIN
Increase AZ Per Cent Over
Figures for Last Year

WASHINGTON. Dec. Is. - The
total October exports OF wood and
wood manufactures from the United
States were valued at $40, $40. SEA.
compared with ss.27i.5i3 for October,
1892. an increase Of approximately %
per cent, according TO the lumber d..
vision OF tho department OF com.
merce. For tho ten months ended
October. 1898. the total value Of these
exports amounted to S1l9.652,si5.
compared with ss1,350. 1876 for the
corresponding period last year, or an
approximate increase OF AZ per cent.
Exports OF logs and round timber
in this month included 1885. 600 feet
OF cedar. i.I24.o00 feet of Douglas
fir. and 2l6.o 600 feet Of Southern vel.
low pine. Exports Of hewn and sawn
timber for tho same month included
80, 7s5.0oO feet Of Douglas fir. HEAT
600 feet OF Southern yellow pine. and
1881 900 feet OF cedar. Railroad ties
numbering 20l.T6e. composed OF 1856.
100 softwood and 1860 hardwood,
We're also exported during this
month.
Lumber (boards. planks and scan,.
linEsl exported during the month
amounted to 12T.s4i.0Oo feet Douglas
Fir being the largest species with a..
o7i,o0D feet. Southern yellow pine
was next in importance. having n
total OF sO.5e7ooo feet. the principal
markets for which were Cuba. 7.Si9,.
600 feet.
Other October shipments OF soft.
wood lumber included 1904. 900 feet
Western homlsck. 2.sss.00o feet
spruce. 2Oas.o0o feet redwood. a.Oe5..
600 white pine, 100000 feet Western
yellow pine. and $4,000 feet cypress
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-18
RESERVE RATIO
DROPS A POINT
Banks Report Gains in All
Earning Assets

Increases 10 all classes OF earning
assets. amounting to ti5.7oo.oo in
discounted bills. ;si.ooo.ooo In &c.
eeptances purchased in open mar
ket. and 5000. 600 In United States
government securities. together with
increase OF sI4 200. 500 in federal re.
servo note circulation and Of ,36..
100000 in deposit liabilities. are
ahown In the federal reserve boards
weekly consolidated statement OF
condition or the federal reserve
banks nj tho close Of business on
December -. 1929. Cash reserves
show a reduction OF $4,000. 900 and
the reserve ratio declined from 7e.4
TO 1853 per cent.
The three Eastern and the clevc.
land and Richmond banks report
larger holdings or bills discounted.
New York showing an increase Of
SIS 100000, Boston IN increase Of
si2. 400, 900. and Cleveland ard Phil.
adelphla increases OF 100000 and
20. coo, 900. respectively.
Tho federal reserve bank Of Chi.
cagp reports net liquidation OF sio..
200 600 in bliis discounted. Atlanta
reports reduction OF $1,000. 900.
Kansas City a reduction OF i5.ieo..
oa0, 81. Louis a reduction OF $500.
600. while the three remaining banks
show total reduction Of 50. 200. 900.
Paper occurred by United states
government obligations increased by
5000, 600. aggregating ss65.s0o. 600
NJ The end OF the week. or this
amount. ss4e. 10000 was secured by
Liberty and other United States
bonds. sioi. 400. 900 by treasury notes
and $500 600 by certificates or in.
debtedncss.
Increases In federal note clrcula.
ton. amounting 10 iii.soo. coo. ST..
100000 and $4,000. 900. respectively.
arc reported by the Cleveland. phlla.
delphia and san Francisco banks.
and combined increase Of ss.5oo..
600 by Richmond. Atlanta. AiInneap.
oils and Kansas City. A decline 81
81 200 900 IS shown for the New
York hnnk and OF s3.7oo. 600 for the
four remaining banks.
Geld reserves decreased by $4,000.
600 during the week. The federal
reserve bank or Cleveland reports a
decline OF sii 200. 900. Boston n do.
cline Of 100000. and san Francis
co a decline Of 1890. 600. while
Chicago shows an increase OF si4..
100000. Atlanta an increase OF So.
700 COO md 81. Louis an increase Of
s4seo.ooo. Reserves other than gold
declined By sl.5ooOo0 during the
week. and non.reserve cash by ST..
500 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-18
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Bmith Cove Tarminnl--pisr 4o-atrs I'd.
more. West Himrod, Julia Iackenhaoh.
Great Northern Terminsi--str Kakata
Maru
Ben Street Tsrminsl--u. 8. I. II. T.
Heather.
Grand Trunk Pacific Tsrmlnai-s,r Al.
mlraI Rodman. afr Admiral Watson.
Pier IlB-str owego.
Pier s-strs Alabama Maru. WapRma
Pier Str Victoria
Seattle 8hlpbniidlnE 4 Dry Dock CO.
Aiotornhip CuIburra. 4. s. r. Boxer.
Union Pacific Termlnal-str George
Allen.
Pacific Coast Engineering works-u. q.
c. q. Unaiea.
Connecticut street Tsrrninai-u. a. a
Pioneer. DiseoYersr motorsllp Frank
standard Oh co.'s TermInat-str J. A.
Moffett.
Stacy street TsrmlnaI-Ar Fioridlap.
King & wings -schr Ruby. motorship
Anvil
Lander Street Terminai-str Mexican. U.
s. T. Surveyor
Spokane Street Terninai-strs Royal.
star
puthis's Tsrminai-u. 8 q. Connecticut
East waterway Dock q Warehouse Co
Str West Japph.
Todd Dry Dock-strs Making. Moonllts.
n. r. Alexander.
Puget found Bridge & Dredging Co.
Str Patterson.
Harbor Island Dock & Warehouses;
Bakersfield.
west Seattle EIayator-str Boyatad.
Heffsruans Dry Dock-str Ralnisr
West Seattle Training stntIon-EagIo No.
t7
atrenm-B Buoy No. Str Madison.
Btlmson's Miil--str Bradciyde.
Lake Union Dry Dock Moiorship Amer
port Hiakeley--str Odunh
winslow Marine Hailwny-sehfs Betsy
Itoss. CamRno, Ella A.. sopnis Chris.
Jensen. Meteor and Aiumna. bktna Anna
Comyn and Charles r. Croker; barkeu
Coquitiam City and Griffson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-18
BANK cLEaRINGs
scnlllr

...+.... 1886
Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-18
COMPANY HAS
XMAS PARTY

Santa Claus arrives early for 700
children in the big family represent.
cd by the Seattle division or the
Puget Sound Power 4 Light Co.
Tuesday night n the Masonic Temple
they and their elders win meet him
in the person OF President A. W.
Leonard. surrounded BY nine trees
twlnkiIng with lights. and grca.
bags OF presents with an individual
gift. name and all. for each young.
ster.
For days officials OF the company.
headed by Capt. Norwood w. Brock.
EFT. and assisted by Mrs. Brockett,
have been purchasing gifts. while the
arrangements. decorations and light.
ing OF the trees Is In charge OF II.
". Clark. sales manager. who with
long experience both here and in the
East. has each year produced dif.
ferent and more elaborate evergreen
and Illuminating effect.
The company.s band e 20 give a
concert. and later Il Will play FOR
dancing. FUZZY 1000 people are ex.
pected ut the big party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-18
British Industries
Report Improvement

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1s.-Reports
of the condition OF the principal
British industries. cabled to the
commerce department by CONNER.
cial Attacho W. g. Tower. indicate n
continuation OF tho light improve.
ment from October. Commodity
prices ire firm and unemployment
has decreased during tho last two
weeks. contrary to the gloomy pre-.
dlctiona.
The total number Of registered un.
employed for the week ending No.
vember II was 1.2a5.O00. or n do.
crease Of 10000 from October rs.
The resumption Of work by the boil.
crmakers after a seven.month lock.
out. greatly improves tho winter
outlook in shipbuildlng contcrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-18
WEST ELECTED
VICE PRESIDENT
Fills Vacancy in Washington
Mutual Savings Bank

r. W. West. tho pioneer real es.
tate man. and senior member OF tho
firm OF West 4 Wheeler, was elected
first vice president Of tho Washing
ton Mutual Savings bank nj u ape.
cal meeting OF the board OF trustees
yesterday afternoon. Mr., West sue.
cocds William Thaanum. Whose death
occurred early in the present month.
Willis s. barrow. who became n
vice president or tho bank last month,
was elected trustee TO fill the
Vacancy caused by Mr.. Thaanum'a
death.
Commenting on the election Of Mfr.
West TO the first vice presidency.
Mr. Raymond Frazier. president.
said: MFR. West has been n member
OF our board OF trustees and OF the
executive committee OF the board for
six years. During all that time he
has attended tho daily meetings OF
the executive committee and assist
cd us In making all investments,
large and small,
.lie has been Identified with our
work during the period OF our great.
est growth and has helped direct
tho investment Of more than $50 600.
600. From tho standpoint az expert
enco and ability consider Mr.. weai
tho best equipped man in Seattle 10
take tho place OF chief assistant and
adviser In tho conduct OF our bis
and rapidly growing business -ths
place 80 long and 10 ably filled by
William Thaanum
Mr.. West will take charge OF his
new office on the first Of the comlns
year and viii be at tho bank 10 meet
his many friends during banking
hours regularly after that date.
Mr.. West camo 10 Seattle from
Indiana in 1855 and engaged in chs
real estate business. After tho great
fire Of the following year. 1859. h.
erected ''tent office" on the ground
now occupied by The Washington
Mutual Savings bank. ef which h'
now. "a years later. becomes a senior
officer. In 1908 AIf. West and Georgs
r. Wheeler organized the firm o.
West & Wheeler. with offices In eis
Union block. later moving TO III,
colman building In 1905. where they
remained until 1918. In which year
they removed 70 tho elaborate Of
fees planned for them in tho Marior
building.
Other trustees OF the Washing
I ton Mutual Savings bank. in nd
iItion 10 Messrs. Frazier. West ant
| barrow. are: T.. q. Ames. manager
Puget sfHi Co; John r. Condor
dean OF che College Of law. Unlvor
slty Of Washington. T. u, Finley
general appraiser. Walter y. Cal
brniih. prcsidcn, Gatmaith q Co.
Inc: l.. c. Gilman. vice president
Great Northern Railway. WAR Jan
son. physician and surgeon. William
! A. Peters. OF Peters & Powell. law
yers: RolIln Sanford. vice president
c. r. Villas. investments: Dnvit
whiscornb. capitalist: Eugene II
Favre. Spokane: l. O. Janeck
/ Yakima.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-18
WHEAT CLOSES
AT TOP NOTCH
News BuIllsh; All Grains Are
Higher at Ending

CHICAGO. Dec. Ty-Gralns closed
higher on the Chicago board Of trade
today.
Reallzing developed on the nulmer
Gus bulgca that featured trading in
wheat today and served 10 hold prices
ln cheek. but nevertheless prices
closed at the top notch OF the day.
News was generally bulllsh,
Corn closed n, the high mark OF
the day following a bulge Al the
close. a rush OF shorts into the mar
ket took ether buyers with them aud
prieea. after ruling near the bottom
Tor practically the entire session. raj.
lied sharply.
Oats closed irregular. 6omo firm.
ness developed. however. when corn
turned strong
Provisions. after higher opening.
me, realizing sales and elosed gcnef.
ally lower.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-18
Foreign Trade

The United States bureau OF for.
elgn and domestic commerce has re.
eeived the following Inquiries from
foreign firms who wish to represent
American manufacturers in their re.
spcctive fields. Full Information win
be givep 10 American firms on appli.
cation to S. II. BIadock, district man.
ager Of the bureau. Lowrnan building.
Seattle:
Chile SSH, cotton goods.
Denmark ts5ofl. apples fresh; Cs57sl
flour.
France ts577l. canned meats; fats
for manufacture OF cooking fats: fats
for soap making.
italy fs5s5). milk powder in cans.
Latvia $780, rye. wheat
Newfoundland (s505l. calendars.
Norway ts57sl. dried fruits. apples,
fresh and dried
South Africa ts5l0l. Douglas fir.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-18
Financial Flashes
Prom James s1acfarians = Co,
sl1 Second Ave.

Average price for 40 leading bonds
se.sf. an increase Of .04. 20 indus
trial stocks average 1923. an increase
Of 30; 20 rail stocks average s0.s5.
an increase Of rs.
Production Of bituminous coal
for III months ended November
30, was 50j,5i7, 900 tons vs.. 361,-
$4,000 In 1872.
Orders from carriers for equipment
continue TO be placed for 1924 deliy.
cry.
British gold exports last week
were S96S,50G, of which $4,000
went to the United States.
Westinghouse Electric expected to
show earnings Of twice It's dividend
requirements.
Freight cars were handled
more expeditioousIy during Octo-
Der, peak traffic month. than
any month Of the year.
Contracts already on file with prac.
tlcalIy aIifWillys Overland branches.
distributors and dealers indicate pro.
duction for next year will have 10
exceed 100000 cars TO fill the de.
mand.
Reports OF the steel industry
from Pittsburg say mills predict,
with much show Of confidence.
that steel production will begin
TO swing upward again after the
turn Of the year.
New York Central officials pre-
scented their application to !. c. c
to issue s21.5lO.s2O capital stock.
Brokers look for stiIl higher
prices In steel, motor and other
shares. and contend that If poll.
ties do not cut too much Of a
figure. the year 1921 will supply
general encouragement.
II Is understood General Electric
has secured control Of Canadian
General Electric. approximately two
thirds Of the total outstanding com
mon stock having been deposited
with Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-18
Give FIGURES
ON ALL CROPS
Corn Gains and Wheat Loses
Over Last Year

WASHINGTON. Dec, ls,--Tho de-
partment OF agriculture yesterday
announced It's preliminary estimates
az tho total production and value OF
the principal crops raised in tho
United States In 1898 and revised
estimates OF iess crops as follows;
Corn. isas-s, os4. $4,000 bushels;
valued at ss.csa.ois.ooo. lsss-2,.
100000. 900 bushels: valued nj si.sio,-
$4,000.
Winter wheat. isss--sTs. s4o 900
bushels, valued az sS4s,sas.oo 1872
SSs.S5S.ooo bushels. valued az s6ls..
$4,000
spring wheat. isss--sisaoi, 900
bushels. valued At siSi.s7e,ooo. 1922
$50. 40 ,ooo bushels. valued at $685..
ois.Ooo
An wheat. 1928 7Sl.Tsi.ooo bush.
els. valued at sseS.soi,Ooo 1875
SS5 ,esS. 900 bushels. valued ut $685..
az. 900.
Oats. isss-i. sss. $4,000 bushels;
valued at sSss.s5s. GOO. is2s--i.ais..
sos.oeo bushels. valued at ss7S.asS..
600.
Barley. sss--lss.lss.ooo bushels.
valued at sos. $751; 200, isse--iss..
oss.oo0 bushels. valued at ss5.5so. 900.
Rye. 1928 IS. ess.o 900 bushels. val.
uei Mt sso.so4. 900. iss2-iOs. So. 900
bushels. valued AZ sIo.s4i 600.
All hay. isss--ioe $3.50 tons. val.
ued at 81 $40, s6l. 900. is2a--i12. ois..
900 tons. valued at si.sis.aTi,oo
Sugar beets. 1898 s.S9s. 400 tons.
valued at sss,Sso.oo i9ss-s.iss..
900 tons. valued at s4l.oi6.ooo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-18
New Corporations

OLYMPIA. Dec 1.-THE following ar
tIcies Of Incorporation have bean filed IA
tho office Of the secretary Of state:
Peerless Laundry. Yakima. $4,000. s..
sv, Way, c. J. Thnrsson. c. A. Hodel and
Joseph r. orDonnoghue.
Eekmann- Locke HardwArs Co. Taizs''
ma, changing name 10 Locke Hsrdwsfs
Co.
Economy Heater Co. Seattle. $4,000.
D. Griffith and w. c. Aud.
Three Tree Lumber CO.. Seattle. ILL.,
coo. +. G. Carpenter and John r. Daily.
western Brokerage & Land Co. Seat
tie. $4,000. J. u. Alexander and Z. w.
Bundy.
Puget sound Brick & Tile Co. Seattle.
Increasing stock from $4,000 20 $4,000.
corbns Investment Co. Seattle, sie,-
600. Decree Of dissolution.
BarlAnd Motor Co. Hillyard. 3io,eeo.
Paul J.. Barland. Donald Morissey and
]. H. Morlssey.
Archer & Rawis Timber Co.. Seattle.
81. 800. A. w. Archer, J. L Rswls and
Samuel Archer.
Grey Goose Theatres corporation. se-
nttle $4,000. J. Q. Barrows and J. W.
I.avigne.
Hunt s Frcedlund. Inc. Seattle. ss,oeo.
changing name 10 Harry A. Freediund.
Inc.
northern ltnbsr fTOouSts coinpNnfs
Minneapolis MINI. $4,000. Louis H.
ianee, Harry Ciegg and Oscar ". Bow
On. Power OF attorney 10 Z. c. Wether-
by. Spokane wash
cAmover Logging company, Aberdeen.
e.o0Q. Harold w. Cameron and W. d.
Hoover.
Cameron-Hoover Investment company.
Aberdeen. si1o.ooo. Harold W. Cameron
and w. ID. Hoover.
Berg & sons. Tacoma. 81, SOC. Anders
O. Berg. Arthur Q. Berg and Ingwait
~ BERG. To engage Ms Wholesale and
retail dealers in groceries
Towel Patent Holding company spo-
kane. $500 II. A. Amman and Carl
IL. Crawford.
Wonder Signal company, Seattle. In
cressing stock from $4,000 20 $4,000.
u. l. Gordon q Co. Spokane. increase
Ing stock from $4,000 20 100000.
Associated Physicians corporation. Sc
attic. 100000 Paul w. Sweet. Elmer
l. Barr. Goff MnoKlnnon. Miles H..
Nicholson. J. II. sayer. chas- G. KelW
and Ralph L. Sweet. To acquire res
estate and 70 improve the same by con-
structlon OF buildings thereon. etc.
Pawnec Lumber company, sio.oeo. II
J. Miller. James Il. Miller and A. H
Sweet
George d. Grant g Co. Inc. Seattle.
$40. COO George D. Grant. George Hunts
dorgcr and Kari y. Hass. To carry on
and conduct a general Industrial. manu-
featuring. Wholesale. iohbing and retail
business. etc.
Anderson a Middleton Lumber COM
pany OF Oregon. Aberdeen, 100000. $.
NJ Anderson. q. r. Anderson, A w.
Middleton, w II. Abel and II. N. An
derson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-18
THE STARS PAGE OF NEWS FOR BUSINESS MEN
CALL MEETING
OF FRUIT MEN

Better cooperation between fruit
Gamers and growers rs the object Of
q meeting called by W. n. Pauihn.
mus, president OF the puynllup and
Sumner Fruit 0roweI association
Pnulhnmus yesterday Addressed a
letter 20 II companies in Western
Washington. suggestlng that com.
mittee Of the Gamers meet with II
committee OF the growers. TO 20 into
u general discussion OF the fruit IN.
duatry.
II Ia pointed out that the fruit in.
duatry has not been prospecting dur.
Ing the past few years. due very
largely 70 n laek Of price standard.
lzation. An attempt viii be made 70
stabilize prices 10 be paid 10 growers
and TO establish standard quality
IN the raising OF raw products.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-18
American Products
Favored In Italy

WASHINGTON. Dec. lss-The
iron and steel market In Italy Is de.
pressed and production u stationary.
Commercial Attache II. G. MacLean
cables the commerce department.
The demand for automobiles has dc.
cllned. except for iow-priced cars.
but the Fiat works are resuming
their normal schedule. after tempo
rary reduction 10 q 40-hour week.
Agents for American machine
tools and other machinery report in.
creased inquiries for American
products. following the rise In Ger.
man prices. which has reduced their
competition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-18
SEND OUT FOOD
PRODUCT LISTS

Tho first lists OF Seattle food
products manufacturers, prepared
by the Exchange club and the Pa.
cific Northwest Products committee
Of the Chamber OF Commerce have
been rent out as enclosures with
the bills OF the city water depart
ment Distribution to the entire
roster OF e5. 900 water users OF Seat
tie viii be complete by Decems
Der 80.
Lists Of manufacturers OF cloth
Ing and furniture and household &C.
ccssories VIII be similarly distributed
during the following months. and
following that a list OF Seattle
trade marks will DO sent out.